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Home My WebLink About1977-01-07 - Orange Coast Pilot( ;·Plane Crash Feared j .1 i 1' I j ' . I Forecasters Say Two Suspects / Rain 'Po~ible' In DB Party \ For Super Bowl Slaying Give Up DAILY PILOT I * * * 10< * * * t I FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 7, 1977 '--~~~~~~~~vo~~~.7~0·~"~0~.·~·'~S~ECT.;.;..:_IO~H~S.~U.:....:...;PA~G~E~S~~~~~~~ For ife Beater: In Mountains Sinatra's Mom, Plane Missing .. Energy Progra1n '2!~!0~~~~;. Olrilf PU .. -· 1>y 11_,, larller VERN EMMONS. 85, HELPS KINDERGAATNER I , Boy Fe•red CroMfng Flooded Huntington Be.ch Street I t 1!orecasters Say ;ftain for Surulay 8 7 MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ot -Oell't """Kif! ... Tflere's probably a better -hmce or predicting the final 9COl'e of Sunday's Super Bowl ln ~,aaadeoa than predicting . whether or not ll will rain that . ~. __ A atrong, alow-movtng low· .J*essure aystem flas dumped bK)re than two Inches of rain on 8Quthem Cautornla during the . put three days and we.tber forecut«n are ttebt·lipped when ·ileomes to maklne a final predic· • tfiolJlor Sanday'• extravacanu. . T~ay'• early forecast called .io.: a Jeu than ten plercentdtance. oC.rain Sunday, but afinal predic- tl on awaits word on tbe southward movement of the low- pressure trough. Officially, the Nallona1 Weather Service ia predictilli a 50 percent possibility Ill-rains at. kickoff time, but unofficially, weathermen say the situation )s so confuted that -a-detlnite pre- diction ii next-to lmposaible. Meanwhile, Ora111e Coast resi· dents can •x~ect oontlnued showers and thunderstorms lhrouab Saturday. Sida should clear a bit Satur· (See aAJN, Page.U) PALM SPRINGS (AP> - Frank Sin atra's 82-year-old mother was one of four persons aboard a twin-engine private jet that apparently crashed in rugged mountains on a fli ght from Palm Springs lo Las Vegas, authorities said. A helicopter search of the snow-covered San Beranrdino Mountains began at dawn today. Natalie "Dolly" Sinatra was flying to Las Vegas Thursday for the opening of her son's show al Tiro Suspects lnHB Party Death Give Up Two s uspects wanted in connec· lion with the fatal shooting of a Huntington Beach man at a New Year's Eve party surrendered to -r>ott~e"l'hutslhly afternoon. - They are Thom as Joseph Stack, 20, of9595 Pettswood Drive, Hunt· ington Beach and Richard Leo Bradley, 21, of 10601 Lowden St., Stanton. Stack is charged with murder, two counts of attempted murder and firing at a dwelling under warrants issued by West Orange Coun ty Municipal Court Judge Ken Smith. Bradley is charged with being an accessory. Both are being held in Hunt- ington Beach Jail on bail of $100,000. They turned themselves in to police headquarters at 2:30 p.m. ln the company of their attorney, Pete Norton. Sgt. Bert Chadwick said the shootings occurred while a party was breaking up at 2 a. m. on New Year·~ Dll~ ·at· 20001 Gostfawk Lane . Brian Le.wis Schneider, 20, of 7261 Seine, was shot and pro- nounced dead at the scene. Alao wounded were John Hunter, 22l_and Bradley Gillespie, 21, both of Huntington Beach. Chadwick said lbe shooting spree erupted alter an alterdtlon atthepany. He aaid Ci ve people lef't the scene and then returned in a car with one brandlshln1 a .22 caliber rtfle. . At leut four shots were fired, <See SUSPECTS, Pa1e Al>. Caesars Palace when the chartered Lear jet<lisappeared. The three other persons were an unidentified female friend of Mrs. Sinatra's from New J ersey and two crew members. Ron Haiard, a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy in charge of the search. said efforts were hampered by moderate to heavy snow falling throughout the area. He said weather conditions were "extremely poor" and there was a chance the search would have to be called off because of the storm. Lee Sollers, Sinatra's press aide, said Sinatra was told of the apparent crash shortly before he went on stage Thursday night. "He reacted, how would you react to the news that your mother was missing under condi- tions like that?" said Sollers. "Of course, he reacted. But he went on anyway. Yeah, and he sounded great." Three other persons. includlng a friend of Mrs. Sinatra and two crew,members, were·eboard--lhe· Lear jet when il left Palm Spr- ings at 4:55 p.m. for the 30· minute flight. Visibility was eight miles and a light rain was falling. Two feet of snow have fallen in (See MOTHER, Page A2) APWl,.......to MISSING ON PLANE 'Dolly' Sinatra Buena Park Bank Robbed A lone gunman fled with $980 in cash Thursday from a Buena Park bank. Police said the man entered the Bank of America. 7025 Orangethorpe AY<e:, at 1:25-p.m .. stood in l ine with other customers, then ordered the teller to "give me all of it right now or l 'll shoot.'' After the teller tl\'"°ed over the cash, police said, the gunman fled on foot. Wife Beater Jailed In Tough Sentence NEW YORK (AP) -Arrested for beating up Elvia Elias with a kitchen chair, a screwdriver, a bicycle wheel "and anylhing else be could get bis bands oo," a father of seven children asked, ''What's wrong! Sq'nrrywife." . Julio Elias found out Thursday when State Supreme Court Justice Larry Vetrano sentenced the 34·1ear-old, described by police as the "Golden Gloves type,., to th rte years 1n prison . While about 50 representatives· of varioua women '11 groups, like the National OrtanlzatJon for Women , Congress of Neighborhood Women and the Mayor's Task Force on Ra,pe, looked on, Vetrano accepted Elias' guilty plea to a plea· bartained charge ol a.uaull in .th, first de1ree. . . 'Phe original charge of simple assault bad been upgraded to al· tempted murder before the plea bargalni~g. "We hope this sets an example tor other judges. not to just pass thts tyy,e or thing off; .. said Rlogban Kirchner of the Brooklyn Legal Service and Mrs. Elias' attorney for the criminal charges and for her recent divorce. . Mra. Elias was hospitalized at least three times since 19'12 as a result or her busbanct.'s beatings. In February 1972, the attack was 10 severe it resulted in the rnis· carriage of an 8~-montb·old tetua. On Sept. 11, 1976, Elias was ar· · ~ when his U·year-old aon called police alter he discovered <See BEATINGS, 'ace AZ) . • ' dent' Ford presented t-0 Congress today a series of energy pro- posals ranging from removal of all price controls on new n:it;;·al gas to easing clean air reqwre- ment.s. The President's list of what• views as the nation's unfinished energy business mostly covered proposals he made before and appea;ed t o break no new ground. Ford's efforts to get his own energy program through the last Congress were unsuccessful. There is little possibility that a Democratic Congress waiting for De mocr a t ic President-elect Carter lo take oflice Jan. 20 will take any action on the proposals of an outgoing Republican presi- dent. Missing from Ford's message was his controversial proposal to lift price controls from gasoline. The proposal already had been delayed once before amid grow· ing op p osi tion from con: gressional Democrats who con- tend the step 'would result in higher prices for consumera at the gasoline pump; . Ford said that since becomini president, "We have made a good start towards a com- (See ENERGY,,PageA2) Coast Weather Chance of a few showers Saturday with gusty wtnd.s ai times. Highs near 60 with low in low 40s. INSIDE TODAY BrMlh up. cm. ''Lown. and Madmen" when the . RoJioL Sbok.erpecre Compony co.Ma to UC lrviM nut Wttk. See Page Cl for det9U.. oboMt the two public performcnoa, ladex CS.7 •• .., ll·t CM .u .... cftj AC ... CH AZ DAIL y PILOT s Friday, Janulll')' 7, 1m 2 Jurors Dis:missed Longet T_rial to Open MonJ!!y APSEN, Colo. (AP> -Efforts to seat a jury in Claudinel.ooget's trial for manslaughter bogged down today when two possible Jurors were dismissed. A former neighbor said he 1 thinks the singer-actress is guilty. ,Oil Ship's life Jackets Discovered BOSl'ON CAP) -The Coast Guard round two Ufe jackets marked Grand Zenjth early today while searching an area 330 miles off Cape Cod for the missing Panamanian oil tanker and its crewof38. No bodies or any other signs or theGrand Zenith were spotted im- mediately, the Coast Guard said, but additional search planes were directed to the area. Coast Guard Petty Officer William Van Valkenburgsaid the area ''is not that far off course" from where the tanker might have been. Van Valkenburg said the life jackets were spotted by a helicopter opera Ung from the cut- ter Dallas and were picked up by it.screw. The area is in the general vicini- ty of where an oil slick, planks, a box and what appeared lo be fis- hing buoys were seen Thursday. Van Valken burg said the area is 330 miles east southeast of Cape Cod and 240 miles south of Halifax, Nova Scotia. The Coast Guard believes the 644-foot tanker probably sank with its 38 crewmen and eight million gallons of heavy oil. It was last beard from Dec. JO, when it was reported to be 60 miles south ofYarmouth, Nova Scotia. "Every day that goes by, the chances of finding that tanker anoat gi:ow much less," said Griggs. "A vessel that size is a pretty good search target." All officers and crewmen from the vessel are Taiwanese. The captain, T.K. Tsou, is a seaman with30 years experience. Frmt1 Page A I RAIN ••• day and forecasters predict slightly warmer temperatures with highs along the coast of about 58 degrees and lows in the mid-4-0s The t hree-day.storm bas brought smiles to the faces of Orange County farmers. The rain has soaked local crops with a minimum of runorr. according to Huntington Beach's unofficial weatherman, J. Sherman Denny. Huntington Beach has re- ,gistered 2.27 inches of rain since Wednesday night, bringing the season total to 8.48 inches. Last year 's seasonal total was 1.4 in· ches. Laguna Beach's unofficial weatherman Bill Shields report· ed l.21 inches of rainfall since Thursday night. bringing the three-day total to UK> inches. Slayer Te l'ls Third Murder SAN DIEGO CAP) -In a letter with the words "A Confession" at the top, a man on San Quentin's death row for murdering his parents in Long Beach says he is responsible for an unsolved San Diego-area killing. The district alloney's office said the letter was written by John Lawrence Miller, 35, who is under a death sentence in the slayings of his parents on Oct. 21. 197S. OftANGlCOAST ~ DAILY PILOT ~~~.~~~·,~,"r, :=1=::;~~-: CM\f _,.,lttl.,_,,.. Co"'o•"Y S.O-rfttit tdU~ Mt OVbtl\Md Mol\d•• tt"~ Ftl!My fOf> (o"I• ,.._.~, HnfPG"t IMM", Muint~ 8t*C"1'wrt ••I" v.,,... frvh••. s.dcf•flN<• Vtflf"f And l~A.,.,Mh '°"""CM\' A~,...0"""'1.-dl l10rt i\ O\;ibll~ '4itwdey\ ff'd ~··~ Tft• ""'""=i°"' ""~"b'u1tl"9 .... 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Today's dismissals meant that two more jurors must be chosen ~ LAS VEGAS. • • • • • ' • ... • • • MT. SAN I GORGONIO© BEAUMONT • •• • ANGELES ... PALM' SPRINGS. Dally l'llot N•>n MW try H..,. c;tv"' SEARCH HAMPERED Circle Marks Site F rora Page Al MOTHER • • the area in two days. Even in good weather, it is a JS.hour hike to the nearest road. A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration said the plane disappeared from the radar screens about four minutes alter it took off, putting it in the vici.njty of 11,500-foot Mt. San Gorgonio. The plane was at about 8,900 feet altitude when it disap- peared. A spokesman for Jet A via Inc., owner and operator of the plane, said at Las Vegas' McCarran In- ternational Airport that the last contact with the plane was made by an air route traffic controller at Palmdale. There apparently was no re· port of any malfunction aboard the plane. In Las Vegas, Sinatra went through almost a full hour of performance at his early show with the audience unaware of what had happened. Sinatra appeared relaxed throughout the show, and even joked at times. He ir.troduced celebrities in the audience, in- cluding actors Louis Jourdan and Michael Caine, along with enter· tainer Tony Orlando and Los Angeles Dodgers' manager Tom- my Lasorda. After the show, Sinatra left the stage quickly, .then returned to acknowledge the standing ova- tion. But the curtain fell with no encore. Trash Man Crushed by Truck Wheel A 25-year-old trash collector was crushed to death in LaJUDa Hills Leisure World Thursday when he fell beneath the wheel of a is.ton rubbish truck, Orange County Coroner's deputies re- ported. Jesus Marmolejo Gonzales of 1602 N. King St .. Santa Ana, wed at Saddleback Hospital about two hours after the 9 a.m. accident, deputies said. Investigators said Gonzales was standing on a step near the door of the truck when he slipped and fell beneath the left front wheel. The accident occurred in a driveway near Via Castilla and Avenida Castilla in Leisure World, deputies said. 1,300 Attend Ford's Party WASHINGTON CAP) -More than 1,300 persons said farewell lo the presidency of Gerald Ford at a party at the National Republican Club of Capitol Hill. The Thursday night party was attended by both Republicans and Democr ats, many of them Ford's colleagues from his days in the House of RepresentaUves. As the President and Mrs. Ford lefl the party, each had a Hawaiian lei around the neck and the crowd sang, "For He's a Jol- ly Good Fellow." It was the second party in as many nights for Ford, who leaves ollice Jan. 20. F roa Pllfl'! AJ SUSPECTS accordingtoCtiadwtck. l>ollce said they dJdn 't know the whereabouts or the suspects alter the shooting. but attorney Norton nfd they had been stayini "someplace in the county." Arraignment is expect~ Mon· day or Tue•day at West Orange County M unkipal Court. ' before District Court Judge Geor1e Lohr can swear in 12 jurors and two alternates. Open- ing arguments and testimony are expected to begin Monday .... The 12 tentative jurors and two tentative alternates selected earlier in the week were subject to challenges from both the prosecu- tion and d~fense. Patricia Brucato, the wife of a contractor, was seated tentative- ly Thursday but asked (o discuss her feelings again today. "1 feel it would be too emo- tionally difficult to participate, .. she told the court before her dis· missal. She said her husband knew champion skier Vladimir "Spider'' Sabich, whom Miss Longet is accused of shooting. Sabi ch died in the mountain home the two shared as lovers in this Rocky Mountain ski village. David Lee Wright, a busi· nessman in the ski industry, said he also knew Sabich "as much as he was my next-door neighbor." He was questioned by pro- secutor Ashley Anderson about his feeling Miss Longetis guilty. "Does your opinion have anytbjng to do with that rela- tionshlp?" (between Miss Longet andSabicb) Anderson asked. ''Yes, sir," said Wfight. Miss Longct bad cried openly when Revill Fox, the only pro- specti ve juror with "com- passion" for her was. rejected Thursday. Seventeen potential jurors were dismissed after they said they felt the 35-year-old French· born entertainer was guilty of recklessly killing Sabich. Fox, a broadcasting executive, had been the only one or 51 possi- ble jurors at that time who had come with "compassion, so- meone willing to come with an open heart and understanding.'' During Thursday's court session, Miss Longet reeeived an anonymous note whlcb a friend said had been given her outside the courtroom. It said, "Be brave. There are many with com· passion." Miss Longetreaditand smiled. Cyc'le Club's Head, Woman FowrdSlain DALY CITY (AP> -Police said today a man believed the president of the San Francisco chapter of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club, and a woman believed to be bis girlfriend, were found shot to death in a local apartment in execution. style slayings. Daly City Police Sgt. Steve Aurilio said the victims were 'identified as Harry F1amburis, about 37. and Dannette Barrett, about20. The omcer said each had been bound, gagged, blindfolded and shot in the head. F1ambouris' body was found Thursday night in the front room of the house, and Miss Barrett's body was found in the front bedroom, he said. The officer said San Francisco police received a tip on the kill- ings at about 9 p.m. and relayed it to Daly City police. He said there was no im- mediate indication of the motive for the killings. From Page Al ENERGY ••• prehensive national energy policy." However, he said U.S. reliance on imported oil is greater now than at the time or the 1974 Arab oU embargo. ''And we have not yet as a na- tion faced up to many or the hard decisions and choices that are necessary before we can achleve our energy objectives." So Teach HimSpaniah ClUCAGO (A P ) -The Chicago Fire Depart- ment's plan to Increase . cont act with the city's Spanish-speaking com· munity by appointing a Spanish-surnamed liaison ollicer ha.s run into a snag. Capt. Raymond E. Oroaco doan 't speak Spanish. Lack of communication hlt the office of Fire Com· m.luioner Robert J. Quinn hard. He waa not told priglnally that Orozco could not speak Spanish. "He Cloe an 't speak Spanish?" asked an In- credulous Quinn when he learned ol it. "Really? He was recommended to me. They sald be teaches SpMfsb. '' COURT REMOVAL SOUGHT Justice Marshall F. McComb FroaePa~AJ BEATINGS • • his father whipping his mother. "She would have been dead if they hadn't come when they did," Miss Kirchner said. Elias stayed in jail, unable to post $1,000 bail when his father, unlike previous occasions, re- fused to use his house as col· lateral. In the meantime, Mrs. Elias 'filed for a divorce in September and was granted it "in record time on Nov. 3," according to Miss Kirchner. Mrs. Elias also moved . "Hopefully, this time he won't find her," Miss Kirchner. Mrs. Elias left her husband numerous times durin& their stormy 14-year marriage, but each time he managed to find her and beat her up. "We were afraid he'd get out at any minute. He's into drinking, drugs and bail jumping," she said of the most recent episode. "He's just a violent character." Supr~e Court Judge Ouster Recommended ~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The California Commission on Judicial Perform.nee recom· mended unanimously today that Associate Justice Marshall F. . McComb of the state Supreme Court be retired or removed Crom office. Tbe commission said the 82· year-old jurist had a "permanent mental disability" and failed to perform his duties. · The reeommendation goes to the clerk of the California Supreme Court. Since the rerom- mend~tion involves a judge of that court. the California Constitution provides that a tribunal consisting of seven state Court or Appeal judges be select- ed by lot lo act on the recommen- dation. Justice McComb has 30 days within which to petition for rejec- tion of the recommendation. He is disqualified from acting as a judge while the recommendation is pending. The commission flled a 32-page report contalnln1 extensive find- ings and conctuslona bued on the report of three special masters prepared after seven days of hearings last November. The commission 'a report sald "respondent McComb bas a permanent mental disability, to- wit, a senile condition that seriously interferes with the performances of hla duties as a justice of the Supreme Court of the state of California. Because of such disabtllty, respondent is unable to perform the duties or a justice of the Supreme Court of the State of California." The justice was charged in one count with willful and persistent failure to perform bis duties be<:ause he does not participate in oral discussions at weekly court conferences wbJch fre- quently consider more than 100 petitions. McComb was appointed to the high court by Gov. Goodwin Knight in 1956. 'Just Do1•nds' Puppies Dropped to Death SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Five puppies born Christmas Day were dropped to their death from an eightb-floor balcony because their owner felt they had no sate value. John T. Bell, 52. was arrested Thursday by police on charges of drunkenness and cruelty to animals. "They were jll.5t bounds, and nobody wanted them,'' Bell said. Bell said the puppies were born to his dog. Queenie, part labrador and part setter. He said if they had been purebred they would have had sale value and he would not have thrown them away. s ar anua earance a e Save 15% to 25% New carpet shipments are on their way and we're making room. We've reduced prices on every one of lees best-selling carpets dur- ing Lees January Clearance Sale. TWO WEEKS ONLY! Choose from hundreds of colors & styles & patterns. Hurry, the Lees Carpets Author- ized January Clearance Sale ends January 22nd. 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6A6-0038 -646·2355 I •• Orange Coast EDITION i * "l'oclay's Clo!;ing j N.Y. Stoeks , liw;;;;;~piiid for Park Funds fits s~;ENT I Costa Mesa's efforts to get I federal runds to buy 35 acres of Jan. 20-lnauguratioa Day-the runaround in San Francisco. chances of getting the funds He a.Ud the San Francisco re- wouldn't be a problem. They and Loan (owners of the canyons "And this bureaucratic nit could· have easily called us for land) doesn't sell to us. they a.re pickingisnotdoingusanygood." \ • open space in the western portion diminisbes repldly, according t.o lional offices or the Bureau of canyons advocate Pat Dolan. • • Outdoor Recreation had many 8.0$wers." under pressure to sell it. and It Dolan, who lives in west Costa! In addition, the planner said, would probably be purch8$ed by a Mesa and heads the Save Our Ca~ orthe city have hit a snag. Councilmen last month voted to seek $450,000 from the U.S. Department of the Interior for ca- nyon lands between Victoria and 19th Streets near the Freedom Homes Tract in west Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa's chie( advance questions about the city applica-slate officials claim there isn't an builder and developed." nyons rommlttee, said the issue i planner, Doug Clark, said there tioo, "but instead of giving us a were errors tn the city's original call to straighten out any pro- immediate need for the pro'perty Clark said the application bas just as important for residents i , to be preserved for open space. not been rejected1 but said there is the east side of the city as well as1 applicatlon for the federal Land blems. they chose the lengthy pro. and Water Conservation Fund ceu or written requests for in· "A contingency for the funds a lotortoot-dragging!romtbeSan westsldecitizens. , says there has to be a bonafide Francisco office. "We're so damned close to get·• However, if the application is not approved and processed by Program monies. He claims most formation.'' of the problem stems from what Clark said mostofthequestions emergencyorneedtobuythepro-"The amount or money in the Ung this thing, it would be a perty," he said. "What they don't land conservation fund is being shame to lose out at this time," ho/ he called a burea~~ratic raised, "were typ}cal things that realize is, if State Mutual Savings depleted rapidly.'' Clark said. (See FUNDS, Page AZ) • ! Mesa SChools i 2 Hit by Vand~ls O.lly Pllel l'!IM• l>Y ~ .... Mllc•lt BJ O'BRIEN ANO RALPH CHECK OUT UNDERWATER SCENE It's a Horatio Alger Story for Hewatt-bound Coat• Mesa Canine Beading for .Hawaii Ralph's Ruff Life Beats Sitting in.Pound Ralph's really got it ruff. The to-month old spitz-sheltie mix was adopted by a Costa Mesa family two months ago after they saw Ralph's picture in the newspaper with a photo caption urging someone to·· give me a home ... IT SEEMS Ralph was an abandaMd pet resiwng in the Orange County Animal Shelter in Orange and time was running out for the animal. So Dee O'Brien drove out and picked up the dog, and. according to her, he's really liv· mg e ure of Rttey=er R:alptt. "That dog's had nothing but the luxurious Orange County life since we took him out of the pound." Mrs. O'Briensaid. "HE GETS PRIME RIB bones aJI the time and he's even going to Hawaii next Wed· nesday." she said. But it won't all be sun and surf for the re· cently acquired pet. Ralph faces four months imprisonment on the islands. "They have to put him in quarantine for a routine check for rabies;· Mrs. O'Brien said. Sbe said it won'\reallY be the dog's life for RalPb. U>ougb, wbile be wai&a (~-family to pack up here and move to the islands. "THE KENNEL IS AIR conditioned and Ralob .Ul get plenty of exerciie and good food wbiie he's ln quarantine," sbe said. ''And where else can you vacation in -Ha~$2.~day?'' The O'Brlens are buying a trimaran on Hawaii and plan to operate a sail and skindiv- ing charter business when they arrive in the islands around April. So Ralph's destined t.o be a seadog-which beats the heck out of sitting in the pound. ' et Weather lPossible for , ,Super Bowl State Panel Urg~s Ouster of Judge " By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of Uw O•llY Pli.c Sttlf There's probably a better fhance or '1'"redicting the final store of Sunday's Super Bowl in J>asadena than predicting •hether or not Jt wlll rairt that clay • A strong. slow·m<>Ying low- S>ressure system has dumped 1nore than two inches or rain on Southern California during the past three days and weather forecasters are tight-Upped when It comes to making a final predic- Clon for Sunday '1 extravaganza. Today•• early forecast called for a less than 10 percent chance «rain Sunday. but a (mal predic· t ion awaits word on the aouthwud movement of the low· ~sure trough. Officially. the National 1\'eatber Service is predict.Ing a ISO percent possibility of rains at ldckoff time,• but unofficially, (See BAIN, Page .U> • SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The California Commission on J udicial Performance recom - mended unanimously today that Associate Justice Marshall F. McComb of the stat.e Supreme Court be removed from office because or senility. • The commission said the 82· year-old jurist had a "permanent mental disability" and failed to perform his duties. The recommendation goes to the clerk of the California Supreme Court. Since the recom· mendation involves a judge or that court, the California Conslltutlon provides that a tribunal consjsting of seven state Court ol Appeal judges be select· ed by lot to act on tbe reoommen· daUon. Justice McComb bas 30 days within which to petition for rejec- tion of the ,recommendation. He Is disqualified Crom actipg as a (See IUDGE, Pace AZ) $15,000 Damage Reported By STEVE MITCHELL OI tlM DJI Hy ll'llet Scalf Vandals broke into two Costa Mesa schools sometime Thurs- day night or this morning, police said today. de.stroying more than $15,000 in audio-visual equipment and supplies with a bnllpeen hammer left behind at the scene. Police investigators are prob- ing the library and an audio- visual room at Rea Middle School, 601 Hamilton St. where moet of the damage was done. Also damaged were offices at .~-.u ... -.Schooli.3051 Pomona An .. , •bout.ablockbom Rea. Sgt. Thomas Lazar said It was the third time 1n a week that the middle school had been hit by vandals, ·'but last night's was de- finitely the worst." Officer Dennis Jefcoat said, "They went through several rooms at Rea with a hammer, breaking windows and smack- ing the most expensive equip- ment they came across.·· Qestroyed were video cameras, a video mixer, film train and television sets. At Pomona School, the vandals entered the administration of- fice, nurse's office and a kitchen where they placed eggs and cheese on a hot stove, burning the the food mixture down through the oven. The vandals also broke glass cabinets and lights in the multi· purpose room at Pomona School, Sgt. Lazar said. He said damage to the school is around $1.000. Police are asking students of the two schools and their parents to report to officers any rumors they may have heard regarding the break·ins. "We'd especially like to. hear from parents who children have glass in their clothing or reproduction ink on their hands,•· Lazar said. Meanwhile, officers are check- ing for fingerprints on the large hammer and following up other clues in hopes of capturing the vandals. Webb Fire Arson LOS ANGELES {AP> -A S4-million fire that gutted Webb's department store in downtown Glendale probably was caused by arson, fire officials believe. Sureide Pilot Kills 3 Others Diedrich Probe Opens SYDNEY, Australia (AP> -A 2 3 · ye a r -o 1 d Engl ls h pilot who was singing an aria from the death sctne or .. Madame Butterrty" crash- dlved his twln-englne airplane in· to airport buUdlnp in Allee Spr· inga, ldlllne himself and tbrM other people, police aaid. Officers said today Colln R ichard Forman planned a .. auicide mission" and t.bat a loc lie Jett behind gave detall.s of his '9cheme. Aequllintancea •aid Forman elt be was a failure in a hostile try. He had been d.lsnlissed m an alr charter firm and m a regional airline. Police d t.bat on the date ot his last.-hsal, a recording In the Jog d : "~ntenced to death to- Sub~naed Witne11ea Mum on Te1timony BJ GARY GL\NVILLE OltlMO.lly .......... An aide to Orange County Supervisor Thomu Riley and a Hughes Alrweat public re1atiooa man were among the witnesses wbo testified before \he Grand Jury Wednesday in.its probe mto Supervlaor Ralph .Dledrich's fUl)d t'alllnl adlvlU• • Scott Fereu100, 24, Riley's liaison alde on land UM matUirs, wauubpoenaed to t.tif)'. So wai lltcll~el ¥urpby, HUgbes Alrwnt public relatiom officer ln San Mateo. They joined Donald k . Brown, a Sacramento Lobbyist, ln open- ing te1Umon1 covert.ni aneca· Uooa that Dledrkch IJlll)1Qpetly tbil fall aolldtld e•mPl'ICD COG• I tribuUona tor other political can- didates. • , Ferguson refused today to dis· cuu hia tesllmony other than to •'1 be was told when leaving the Jury rooQ> that hi• testimony, u la customary, wu seer«. has done no w-rong in tlOliclting campaign fund.a foe candidates be "feels are worth while and should be elected to om~:· 'Ibunday. he sent ~ letter to the DiJtrict Attorney's fice de· manding to appear before the · arand Jury with evidence be said llurphy alao reruaed to disc~ would point to bls llinocence. h1a appearance belon the Grand •:When I ••Y lnnoeence I mean Jury· · I know J have done nothing wrong But Huahn Alrwest preu ol· and ~t. whatever it ls they (t.be ft~ Leo Pitt adml~ a com· Jury) are after la without founds· paoy representative had been Uon," Dledrlcb aald. aubpoenaed by tbejury. • 1 Pitt aaid the company will not Tbe inquiry of alleged im· make a public 1i.te.ment 00 the proper techniques 1n soUciUni a 11 e1 • d c a m p alt n fun d campaip f\lnd1 comes ln \bt thenant1an1 until tb.t Jury's Pf'Oo wan ol an lntenstve qt'ud Jury beta concludtd. clVll rev1ew of the ecJqtty't En· Dledricb hu lna": that M ., CSM Plt.OBE,Pa1eAJ) O.ily Pllel SUll ,_ OFFICER DENNIS JEFCOAT PROBES-SCHOOL OE8~S • Vandals Old $15,000 Damage at Rea, Pomona Facllitlea $30 :Billion Tax Cut, Joh Aid Eyed PLAIN S, Ga. <AP) - President-elect Cart er and Democratic congressional leaders proposed this afternoon a $30-billion program or tax cuts and job and public works pro- grams stretching over the next two years. The econom 1c recovery package totals nearly $15 billion for fiscal 1977 and about lhe same for fiscal 1978, Carter told a news conference after a 4 'h·hour meet.· lng with a delegation of 12 top House and Senate Democrats. The program includes an in· crease In Social Security benefits and a tax rebate of S7 billion to $11 billlon, Carter said. He was not clear whether this was Cor both years and said he bas no figures showing what the tax cuts or Social Security benefits would mean ror individuals. Jn its broad outlines the Carter economic program includes t.bese other elements: -A ~ billion to S8 billion jobs program with $2 billion for public works projects. -A simpllficatioo of ~e pre-sent tax form aimed at rn.-rur Ii. possible for three-quarteB'oCall taxpayers to file one simple sbort form. -A permanent tax cut of $f billion achieved by inci:easlna the standard deduction to $1>.,400 for single persons and $2,800 for manied couples. PresenUy the minimum dedutUon tor a single person ls $1, 700 and the max- hn um is $2,400, while the minimum fOT' married couples is $2,100 and t.he maxJmum ls tUOO. -$2 billion in tax rtllef for business "through deduct!ON in pa,yroll tax paymenta." Cart.er &idea aald the plan bu the poteoUal of inc~ \ho I I .. current budget deficit by $12 • billion to $16 billion minus sav- ings through increased employ.f ment wbicb cannot yet be calculated. . Without the savings, the fiscalj 1977 budget deficit would be in· creased to about $70 billion to $75 billion, which would eclipse the old record deficit of $66 billion last year. Secretary of Labor-designate Ray Marshall said the program likely will put 800,000 men and women back to work and reduce the unemployment rate by three· quarters to one percentage po~nt. Coas t Weather Chance of a few showers Saturday with gusty winds at times. Highs near 60 with low in low 40s. INSIDE TODAY Br'Ulh up on ••~.end Madmn" when tM . RoJlal • SbalcelJ)fGre Compony comes to uc lrome.nnt wek. Se~. P.oQe c1 /or utaiU.about the two pubUc perlormoncta •. l••~x A2 DAIL v PILOT c 'I Earned Share • i n Ransom' By TOM BARLEY Of IM 0.11, l"t"°' SU# Kidnap suspect Ricki Dale Sellers told an Orange County Superior Court jury Thursday that he saw nothing morally wronJ with kidnaping potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scud· der of Newport Beach. "Morally, It dldn 't bother me," the 21-year-old witness told pro- secutor Bill Morissey in the open· ing minutes or his cross examina- \ tion. "l wouldn't callit stealing." Morissey asked Sellers how he would define the act ot demand· ing $250,000 in ransom money from Mrs. Vale rie Scudder last Aug. 19 while her husband was being driven up and down the coastline in a motor home rented by the two defendants. "I bad to earn it," Sellers said adding that he was to receive $50,000 for his share in the abduc· tion or Scudder. 64. And he explained to the deputy dis trict attorney that h e personally drew the finely de· tailed maps for the project and drove the motor home in which Scudder allegedly was held cap- tive. Sellers stressed throughout his . testimony that Scudder was never a captive in the vehicle and willingly cooperated in a kidnap that he had helped to plan. Morissey asked Sellers if the defendant had given any thought to Mrs. Scudder 's feelings when she was told by telephone that sbe had to get $250,000 in cash together or her husband would be eliminated. The prosecutor abandoned his attempts to get an answer when Sellers repeatedly told him that he could not understand the ques- tion. Sellers, of He rmosa Beach, and William Rudy Wesson, 45, of Tustin, are accused of grabbing SCudder as he left his dentist's of- fice in Huntington Beach last Aug. 19 with a view to holding him for ransom. Both men claim that Scudder helped them draw up the plan for the kidnaping. Neither man has explained why Scudder broke out of the van as it drove through Fountain Valley after faking a heart attack in Wesson's absence. SelJers testified Thursday that he was driving Scudder t~ the nearest hospital when the victim lurched against him and caused him lo lose control of the motor home. Sellers told the jury that the in- juries sustained by Scudder in the van were not inflicted by either defendant as ~udder claimed in his testimony. Fro•P~AI FUNDS ... 5aid. He said the city's westside is 32 acres short of parks. a<.'cording lo a city requirement of:!:.; cres per l.OOOresidents. "We need community support lO gel this thine through, because if it's held over until the nf'w ad- m1 n is tr a lion takes over in Washington, it's ¥Oin8 lo take a long Ume. He said new Depart· ment of the Interior officials "will be getting their feel wet and try Jn& to get things organized after Jan.20." He urged Costa Mesa residents to send letters and. preferably, telegrams to San Francisco, "stresstng the fact that this is a unique area and that sale of the property is imminent." Letters and telegrams should be sent to t he Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. care or Frank Sylvester . 4SO Golden Gate Ave .. San Francisco. Dolan said messages should be sent prior to Monday, If possible. OAANOE COAST c DAILY PILOT ~~::t'.~~~~'~"~,':,~,:=:::~= ,~ (M \t fi'vbO\Pll"O(On'IO•"¥ ,......,t~l''°"'A'" ~b~\ft~-=~~~~,:'~.~:~~ ~~· tel"! V•ll•'I 1r"11"t '•ddltfMc:lt. \#•I~'; •'WI t..~e.ece.t\,eovt"C..'t •'''"'~"~''~' tiOfl I\ ~'""" \•hH'de.,, ~ ~'n f~• .,.,~•HI OUtM•l ftf""t 6'fef'lf '' .. JJO Wt\t 8•y Stt..,t (oo\lt MtM, (111 .. rf\J• th1' 11""1M- Pttt•Otttl •NI ....,..I~ , .. , .. ~-· Yttt i-.n'cMf\t•ftid~Mf .. IMMiQH T~"Wff .. f Cct1tor ,_, .............. .... _,.,. l dllOt °"""" ~ Ill<_ ....... A\tJ\t•-"I Mtl"l~t•"O l•t.,, Co1t1 MHI 0Mce Mflll ... 1.:::::· i·o ':.~. ,,.,. 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Bradley is charged with being an accessory. Both are being held in Hunt· ington Beach Jail on bail of $100,000. They turned themselves in to police headquarters at 2:30 p.m. in the company of their attorney, Pete Norton. Sgt. Bert Chadwick said the shootings occurred while a party was breaking up at 2 a.m. on New Year's Day at 20001 Goshawk Lane. Brian Lewis Schneider, 20, of 7261 Seine, was shot and pro- nounced dead at the scene. Also wounded were John Hunter, 22, and Bradley Gillespie, Snow Hin ders Searc h fo r Sinatra Mom PALM SPRINGS CAP> -En· tertainer Frank Sinatra broke off a Las Vegas engagement to- day and hurried to this desert area where a search continued for a private jet plane missing in rugged mountain terrain with h.is 82-year-old mother and three persons aboard. Sinatra went through with the opening night of his appearance at Caesars Palace on Thursday after being told his mother was missing, completing two shows. But today a hotel spokesman said he left the Nevada resort to be close to the search. Foul weather forced back an early morning attempt by a helicopter to fly over the search area, but ground crews battled on In the rugged, steep terrain. Sinatra's m other. Natalie "Dolly " Sinatra, was on her way to the opening from her home m this desert resort area aboard a chartered Lear jet with an un- identl fi ed woman companion and two crew members. The craft vanished from radar screens around 5 p.m. Thursday. "Jt·s certainly less lhan op- timistic," said Ron Hazard, the San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy in charge of the search operation. In addition to the rugged geo- graphy, searchers were ham- pered by the steady snowfall that has covered the area for days and may be covering the plane, Hazard said. Lee Sollers, Sinatra's press aide, said Sinatra waa told of the apparent crash shortly before he went on stage Thursday night. "He reacted, how would you react to the news that your mother was missing under condi· Uons like that?" said Sol ten. "Of course, he reacted. But he went on anyway. Yeah, and be sounded great." Two feet of snow have fallen ln the area in two daya. Even In eood weather, lt Is a 15-hour hJke to the nearest road. A s pokesman lor the Federal Aviation Administration said the plane disappeared lrom the radar 1creens abo1.1t four mJnutes alter ll took oft, putting it in the vlclnJly of 11,SOO·foot Mt. San Gorgonlo. The plane waa at about 8.900 feet altitude when 1t diaap- peared . 21, both of Huntington Beach. Chadwick !aid the shooting spree erupted after an altercation at the party. He said fi ve people left the scene and then returned in a car with one brandishing a .22 caliber rifle. At least four s hots were fired, according to Chadwick. Police said they dJdn 't know the whereabouts or the suspects after the shooting, but attorney Norton said they had been staying ''someplace in the county.·· Arraignment is expected Mon- day or Tuesday at West Orange Cowtty Municipal Court. f'r o •PageAJ RAIN .•• weathermen say the situation is so confused that a definite pre- diction is next to impossible. Meanwhile, Orange Coast resi- dents can expect continued showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Skies should clear a bit Satur- day and forecasters predict sl~htly warmer temperatures with highs along the coast or about 58 degrees and lows in the mid·40s . The three-day-storm has brought smiles to the races of Orange County farmers . The rain has soaked local crops with a minimum or runoff, according to Huntington Beach's unofficial weatherman, J . Sherman Denny. Huntington Beach has re- gistered 2.27 inches of rain since Wednesday night, bringing the season total to 8.48 Inches. Last ye~r·s seasonal total was 1.4 in· ches. Laguna Beach's unofficial weatherman BUI ShJeJds report- ed 1.21 inches of rainfall since Thursday night, bringing the three-day total to 1.80 inches. The Newport Beach Harbor Department reported a three day total of 1.99 inches, surpassing last year 's total of .72 inches for the season to date. The El Toro Fire Department reported 1.76 inches.of moisture from the storm for a seasonal total of 6.56 i nches so far. Seasonal records are tallied from July l, 1976 to July 1, um. Last year's seasonal total for the El Toro area was a mere .91 inches. SlighU y less than one Inch of rain fell on Costa Mesa during the 24-hour period from 8 a.m. Thursday to 8 a .m . this morning. A rain gauge in operation at Oranae Coast College registered 1.86 inches since Wednesday evening, bringing the season to date total to 5.93 lnches. According to OCC physical science professor Charles Lewis, the present s torm has brought more precipitation to Costa Mesa than the city had all last year. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches of rainfall from July l, 1975 to June30, 1976. Plane Stolen From Airport She riff's otflcers are in- vesti1aUng tbe reported theft of a ahi:-seater aircraft valued at $45,000 from Orange County Airport. Deputies saJd the theft of the aircraft, owned bf JGI Inc., Santa Ana, was reported tothem b)'San· ta Ana attorney Alan Curtla. They refused to identify a sus- pect who ls being soogbt ln con· neeUon wlth the then. They con- firmed that officers ol t.M San Bernardlao Couot.y aherut's narcotics task force .,.. acUve In the lnvMU,ation but declined to elaborate on thell' tolo. , CSEA Miffed ' OVer 'Attack'. By STEVE MITCHELL Ol lNt D•ll' 1"11 .. Si.If Remarks by Fairview State Hospital 's outs p oken ad- ministrator have raised the ire or the California State Employes Association. Dr. Michael Levine, recently named admin istrator of the Costa Mesa hospital for the men- tally retarded, said earlier this week that Fairview "is not the p 1 ace for civil ser vice· employes." He said human services should be removed from civil service, adding, "It's okay ror building freeways or tes ting milk, but when you're dealing with people with mental disorders, the civil service does not belong." He aJso com plained about the difficulty in fi ring inexperienced or incompetent civil service employes, and suggested many employes be subjected to tests and work on a contract basis. Keith Hearn, a spokesman with the California State Employes Association, said to- day his organiiation was ''very disturbed to read Levine's com- m«:nts. "A man who publicly ad- vocates bypassing the merit civil service system is not the kind of person who should be a top ad- ministrator in that system," Heam said. "Dr. Levine was totally out of line in attacking the state person· nel board's court-tested pro- cedures for guarding against arbitrary firing of employes. "CSEA knows of no dismissal recommendations by Dr. Levine which have been overturned at the personne l board level, . although we understand some have been rejected by his own s uperiors . If such action had been overturned by the board, it is becaW1e they were glaringly unjuat. In our experience, the board tends to uphold all but the most outraieous flrinas. "Our state bospjtals and the people who work there have enough problems Without this kind of unprofessional. conduct by D.r. Levine." The CSEA spokesman said the organiiaUon has been in contact with the state Department or Healtb, and quoted Qdef Deputy Director Ray Procunier as say- ing Levine's statements do not reflect the feelings of that depart· ment. Dr. Levine said today he bad beard of the CSEA ts reactiot\. ··After the findings of the LltUe Hoover Commission into opera- Uorus at menta1 hospitals, there is a lot or public concern about personnel practices in the systei:n," be said. "I think a lot of people have questions in their minds about employment practices Jn the system, and they should be brought out into the open." He said he didn't expect his re- marks lo be popular with the CSEA. PROBE ••• viroamental Management Agency. Today, former county planning commissioner Shirley Grindle said she has made three ap- pearances before the jury totall- ing about 15 hours in its civil re- view of the county's con- troversial super agency. However, Mrs. Grindle said sbe has not been subpoenaed or testified before the Grand Jury in its possible criminal probe into the fund raising activities. anua TONIGHI' KIWANIS TRAVEL & ADVENTU RE SERIES "Lebanon.'' by Ralph Franklln, OCC Auditorium, 8 p.m. OCC PLANETARIUM -"The People," Stephen Lattaniio lec- turer, 7:30 and9p.m. OCC LECTURES -"Medita- tion," Barbara BuUard lecturer, Fine Arts Bldg. 119, 7:30 p.m. "Our WUderneaa World," Gary James lecturer, Science Hall. 7:30p.m. FRIDAY NIGHT FIL'MS - "Day or the Jackal," OCC Forum, 7:30 p .m . SATURDAY, JAN. S ESTANCIA ADOBE -State Historical Landmark, Adams and Mesa Verde Drive West, Sat. and Sun. l ·S p.m . "OLD TIMES" -South Coast Repertory Theater, Sat. 8 p.m. Sunday, 3 and 8 p.m. F ,....Page AJ JUDGE .•• judge while the recommendation ispendln1. The commission filed a 32-page report containing extensive find· ings and conclusions based on the report of t.hree special masters prepared after seven days of hearings last November. The commission's report said "respondent McComb bas a permanent mental disability, to. wit, a senile condition that seriously interferes with the performances of hls duties as a justice of the Supreme Court of the state of California. Because of such disability. respondent is unable to perform the duties or a justice of the Supreme Court of the Stale of California." earance a e Save 15% fQ 25% Choose from hundreds of colors & styles & patterns. Hurry, the Lees Carpets Author- ized January Clearance Sale ends January 22nd. New carpet shipments are on their way and we're making room We've reduced prices on every one or Lees best-selling carpets dur- ing Lees January Clearance Sale. TWO WEEKS ONLY! DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• -installation· custom draperies linoleum • wood floo r 1663 PlACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 646.4838 -646·235$ Af'WI......,. IF IT STICKS TO THE CEILING, YOU'VE LOST IT Wavy Davy, Formerly of Newport, Nevada Character Ceiling Bank Ex-NB Man 'Has a Gimmick' DAYTON, Nev. CAP> -Wavy Davy keeps his vacation money pinned to tbe ceiling of his busi· ness. Bills of several denominations and from a bunch of nations festoon the wide open area above tbe End of the Trail Bar. Wavy Davy, really John D. Spangler, 36. hails from Newport Beach, Calil. He is a character. His nickname comes from his abundance of curly locks. His favorite pastime is tending bar. Like many of his peers, his has a gimmick. His ability to throw currency '° the ceiling and make it stick belles customers and is build· ing a mounting account for Davy. "We are just going to wait un· til we get a bunch more up there, then when it's time for a vacation, we just grab a ladder, fish it down and go," said Davy. It cost a reporter a buck to fwd out the trick. Davy puts a tack through the center of the bill, put! a half dollar against the tack bead, folds the bill Into a neat package and burls it point up at the ceiling, It works. .U.ff H -doe11n 't stick, the customer gets the mooey back and a free drank," said Davy, who admits he doesn't often \ give up a free drink on the trick. Davy came to this tiny town • in Nevada's Silver Mining COUil· : try from a ta vem at nearby Lake Tahoe where be tended bar for several years. That career was preceded by stints as a physicaJ education teacher, life guard, taxi driver. bill col· ledor and more. > I r '11 Not long ago a friend turned him on to sleepy Dayton, and he's been here since. His bar was named for the famous statue, the End of the Trail, which now sits in bronze in Visalia, Calif.. and in fact '1t the National Cowboy Museum in Oklahoma City. It first ap- peared in the San Francisco Exposition in the early 1900s. "I'm not going to get r ich here, but this is simplicity, it's, you know, peace of mind. This probably will be the end of my trail so the name of the bar is appropriate," he said. Dayton was once a booming mining town. Today all that's left are some old buildings. aome old mine works and about 300 people on a crowded day. Across the street from Davy's is the Lyon County Sheriff's substation, down the street is the G<>ld Leaf Bar and the Fox Hotel. What do Daytopites do? "Well, mostly they just bang around or work in Carson," Davy safd. Davy said his clientele come from nearby Carson City or Fallon or Yerington. Tbe matctles in bi.a aabtr8Y3 are complimentary. ]iot all ad# vertise the End of the Trail. 'Some come -frotn a rie&TbY brothel. Davy says the several brothels in the area attract customers who also patroni.%e bi.s business. Davy's bar decor, is, well, ·changing. He's asking people to bring in st.uff to decorate the 100-year-old building. He says the donors can have the items back when they want them. He also encourages people to bring currency for his ceiling. That isn't refundable. ~J Otel Grounded ~ ............ ~ -:, Mike Cooper holds a burrowing owl he rescued from a ) snowstorm in New York and carried to Mianil. U.S. Fish t and Wildllf e agents originally stopped the trip because ~ the owl had no permit to fly. but the necessary permil :-was later signed. :i Friday. January 7, 1971 DAILY PILOT A~ Laurels, Darts Greet Vow Capital Punishment Interest Sparked Again SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s promise to veto death penalty bills was criticized by three potential op- ponents ror governor. but other supporters or capital punishment praised Brown. The 38·year-old Democrat said in his annual address to the Legislature on Thursday that he would veto any death penalty bill the lawmakers send hlm. Brown said he "respec:ts the Judgment or the people," who ap- proved capital punishment by a 2·1 margin in a 1972 initiative. "But for me It ls a matter of cons· cience." OCWeHare Fraud Case Upheld SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The conviction or an Orange County woman for welfare fraud bas been upheld by the California Supreme Court. The unanimous ruling Thurs· day rejected t he claim by KaWeen Sands, 27, of Anaheim, that the state should have at· tempted to recover the money she received improperly before prosecuting her on misdemeanor charges. The decision said the slate's noncompliance with the statutory requirement to seek re· payment does not constitute a "fundamental Jurisdictional er· ror" and ls not grounds for re- versal of a conviction. Mrs. Sands applied for welfare benefits in J anuary 1974, two months after her husband. Austin, bad left the family. She failed to report to the Depart- ment of Social Welfare that be re- turned for part of July and August of 1974. Based upon his earnings in those two months it was determined she had received $1,592 in excess state aid -$802 in money and the rest in food stamps and Medi-Cal benefits. The state m ade no attempt to ob- tain restitution before charging her with misdemeanor welfare fraud OD Sept. 3, 1974. On Feb. 19, 19'15 Mn. Sands was convicted by a Jury lo Central Orange County Municipal Court and was placed on three years probation, with a 60-<lay jail term stayed on coodl· tlon she make regular progress toward restituUoo. Her appeal was based on a Welfare Code section saying ''it is the inte'nUon of the legislature that restitution shall be sought by request, civil action or other suitable means prior to the bring· ing of a criminal action." Swrday Pilot Eyes Pmoor, Super Bowl Tbe emphasis will be on the football game everybody's talk· Ing about. But Sunday's Daily Pilot also will take a loot at teachers gaining impressive political power, bureaucrats descending fro m power and coastal residents wanting to buy lOUinmobilebomeparts. SUP ER EXCITEMENT - Staff Writers Judith Olson and Mike Paskevic b have in· terviewed relatives and fans of (suNDAY'S BEST) the Minnesota Vikings a nd Oakland Raiders who have spent the week in the Harbor Area. Their partlaan penpec:tives will add to the compeUtive spirit of Super Bowl XI. LEARNING LOBBY - Teacher coatract demanda have ralaed some consciousness. MQ« lml&bt will be gained by reading the Op·Edlt analysis of the political clout of the Californa1a Teacbera Aaaociaticn LOOKING DOWNBDL -Tbe climb to power ls often arduous but the descent ian't any easier. AP Spedal Correspondent Saul Pett describes the tramition road t trewn wttb p1ycbotogle1I burdens for President Ford , Henry Klaslneer and other cablnetoUlcers. SPACES RESERVED -Wlll residents of Orange County mobile hom~parka be able to buy, l.natead ol tent, their apacee? Staff Writers Barbara Gius· Bowe n and Kathy Clancy describe the developmental Im· pact and nelgbbors' attitudes be-tna COQ.lldered by planners pon. derlnl that decision due in a few moot.bl. Last month. the California Supreme Court declared un- con.stitutionaJ a death penalty law enacted following the urn vote. Since then, three bills have been introduced to reinstate the death penalty. The first beartnss are slated in two weeks. As an alternative. Brown pro- ~ed a new penalty of llfe in prison without possibility of parole. Current law allows parole in seven years for Ufe- termers. But Los Angeles Police Chief Ed Davis, wbo has hinted he will nm for the GOP nomination for governor next year, said Brown's Death of a let stand "troubles and frustrates" Call!ornian.s. San Diego Mayor Pete Wilson. another contender for the GOP nomination. said Brown is sub- jecting the public "to tremen- dowi expense and effort" for another death penalty initiative. "Far more lmportant. he is causing an almost two-year de· lay in gaining needed protection. That ls difficult to defend as a matter of conscience," Wilson Kaid. Slate Alty. Geo. Evelle Younger. another likely GOP candidate for governor. said he bas drafted a bill to reinstate the death penalty. and will support an miUauve if Brown vetoes the JegisJatioo. Opponents of capital punish· ment praised Brown. "Knowing full well that the majority or the public la in favor of the death penalty, bis state- ment was one of tremendous courage," said Assembly Speaker Leo McCartb.y. Republican state Sen. George Deukmejian, the Legislature's leading advocate ol the death penalty, sajd the veto would pro- bably be sustained. He said that he expects another voter in· itiative to rei~ capital punishment. f · TUXJA.WOL Marines Get Fines The Marine Corp said Thurs· day that two white leathernecks at Camp Pendleton wbo belong to the Ku Klux Klan have been fined for unauthorized absence. A spokesman said PFC Charles V. Sm ith. 18, of Houston was fined $300 and restricted to the base ror 30 days by his bat· talion commander. Another, PFC Ronnie Harper, 19, of Pensacola, Fla., was fined S50 by bis company commander and reat.rtcted for seven days. Along with PFC Dennis L . Campbell, 22, of Smitbcreek, Mich., they were subpoenaed to testify Monday at pretrial hear· ings ror black Marines accused of conspiracy and assaulting whites suspected of being KJansmen. They returned Tues· day after a long weekend in San Diego. The wreckage of a $6 million Navy A4 Skybawk jet sits on a rain-soaked nmway at Miramar Naval Air Station in San Diego where it crashed Thursday. The two pilots ejected safely. Campbell bas been ordered to appear before bis battalion com· mander for punishment, the spokesman said. The hearin gs to decide \f courts-martial should be held for 12 blacks have been delayed unW Jan. lBor later. Balboa Yacht Club Sorry, Prez, Op 1977 S He's Tied Up ens eason Avi:~~~r~~6~.":!J!~e = · The Balboa Yacht Club wtll January and the first part or with regrets -his invitation to kick off the 1977 yachting season February will be primarily tune· attend the presidential lnaugura- Saturday and Sunday with the ups for the mammoth Southern tJoo. He sWJ bas about three second race of its Sunkist Serles. California Midwinter Regatta. years to serve on his nine-year Also on the yachting agenda known in the sport as the ma.nsJaugbter sentence for kill· this weekend will be Capistrano "ml d w Inters' ' w hi c b is ing bis wife. Bay Yacht Club's New Year scheduled for Feb. 19-20-21 at "I understand be did some Regatta. yacht clubs from Newport Beach plumbing work for the Carters BYC's Sunklst is a ~es or to Marina del Rey. about 16 years ago," said three weekend regattas on the The Midwinters is the largest Warden Joe Putnam of the first weekend of each month winter regatta in the world, branch of the state penitentiary starting in December and COD· drawing upwards of 1,000 boats here. eluding in February. Small boats in more than 100 classes. "Inside the invitation was a race inside the harbor oo Satur· The Southern California Yacht· card saying be wasn't invited to day and large centerboarders ing Association bas not yet issued any ol the functions. so I guess all and keel boats race over outside lta master calendar of events. so the invitation does Is entitle him courses on Sunday. regattas in other yachting com-to stand on the s tree ts In Most of the regattas in munitiesoftheSouthlandareoot Washington and wave a flag," Southern California during known. Putnam said. Roses They've just arrived -our New Year's selectlon of quality fl grade bare root roses. Choose your ravorite variety or color rrom our fresh assortment. 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Interesting concept as we now gaie upon California's enigma wrapped in a mystery -our gov- ernor, Edmund G. Brown Jr. YOU MAY NOT think young Jerry Brown is a genius, but let's face It; he's no dummy on the political trail. He's ring-wise. He's proved it. Jerry Brown can read voting results, like the fi gures that came in back in 1972 when the people of California voted 2 to 1 in favor of the death penalty. Further, Brown knows where his opposition is coming from in the next gubernatorial election. It's coming from the so-called law and order people. It may be Los Angeles Police Chief Edward Davis . It m ay be Attorney General Evelle Younger. Or on an outside shot. it might even be ' 'form e r governor Ron a ld Reagan. So J erry Brown stood up for 10 minutes in front or the California Legislature yesterday and com· mitted political suicide. He s aid any death penalty bill ' that came to his desk wouJd gel vetoed THE FORUM HE selected lo do himself in might be surprising but his position shouldn't be. In 1960, a younger Jerry Brown. who was preparing himself for the J esuit priesthood, pleaded 1 with his father, t.1en governor Edmund G. "Pat" Brown, to spare the life of convicted Los , Angeles red light rapist Caryl Chessman. Chessman was gassed to death anyway. Then in 1967. young Brown led a march across the Golden Gate Bridge and a vigil outside San Quentin -prl~on tn protest to California's Jast scheduled ex ecut1on. And gassing went off on schedule. So today. al age 38. Jerry Brown articulated his own political death rattle. Why, even bis daddy knows wh ere the public stands on the death penalty today. "The people want blood 10 dealing with criminals," the el4er Brown noted. IQdeed. there ls even talk of televising the upcoming exeeu· lion rites. Can you hear the an· nouncer? "Now ladies and gentlemen. in living color from death row. we bn ng you. " YOU CAN ARGUE both sides of the death penally; retribution and deterrent or a brutalliing of society. Your choice. The aforementioned Police Chief DaVLs. however. cbatac:- terlzed Jerry Brown's PoSiUon as "thwarting 'the whole legislative process .. " Somehow. legastaUng death seems ludlcrious. But Jerry Brown's goina to gel his for 1gnor mg political in5linct and speaking bis conscien~. Friday, JtnU!I)' 7, 1W1 Killer to Go Free? S"lw's Cal led No Longer Insane PHILADELPHIA CAP> - P sychiatrists have rec:om· mended the release ~ a woman wbo was commiued to a mental hospital 17 months ago for kill· ing a pregnant woman and cut· ting out her baby. The district attorney's office says it ls powerless to prevenl the hospital from letting the woman go because she was ac:· quitted. on grounds of insanity. WINIFRED RANSOM, 38, who admitted al her trlaJ that she shot and bludgeoned the woman and removed the baby with a butcher knife, Is no longer ins a ne. doctors at Byberry State Hospital said. Margaret Sweeney, 26. the woman Mrs. Ransom admitted killing, was eight months preg. nanl at the time of the incident in November 1974. Her infant.. a girl , s urvived and is being raised b y relatives. Mrs . Sweeney and her husband were estranged. Mrs. Ransom be reJ~ased. The doctors aaid that Mrs. Ransom remains "schizophrenic" but no Jonger requires in-patient treat-ment. "U you discharge her." Judge Stout wrote in reply, "she is your responsibiHty and not mine. I really cannot un· derstand how , ln all circumstances of this case. you can recommend discharging Mrs. Ransom to go out into the community and resume normal life." THE REQUEST FOR release was the third from the hospital. Flve months after Mrs. Ransom was committed, doctors asked that she be re· leased for the Christmas holidays in 1975 because her condition bad improved con- siderably. according to court re- cords. But she bad not been declared sane, and both the judge and the Philadelphia district al· torney denied the request. Two months later, Dr. G«>rge Buck wrote that the woman was ··in 1ood condition" and should be transrerred to an out·patient facility. THE DISTRICT attorney's of. fice also denied that request and wrote, "Due to the horren· dous n a tur e or the or. rense ... this office seriously questions the advisability of such a recommendation by hospital officials at this early date." Joseph Murray. chief of the homicide unit or the district at- torney's office. said Thursday that although he was personally "outraged " by the present situation, the district attorney's omce had no power to prevent Mrs. Ransom's release or to further prosecute her since she has been ac quitted of the murder charge. Doctors involved in the case have not been available for comment. ftr.¥P11et Charles G. "Bebe" Rebozo. cl05e friend of former Presi· dent Richard M. Nixon. has settled a dispute with the Internal Revenue Service by agreeing to pay $.52,474 in federal income taxes plus interest for 1970 and 1971. court records show. Mrs. Ransom was acquitted in July 1975. Psychiatrists testified at her trial that she was driven by a psychotic: de- lusion caused by her inability lo bear children. Summa to Sell Mines COMMON PLEAS COURT Judge Juanita Kidd Stout com- m it t e d Mrs . Ransom lo Byberry. 'Some Leads' Reported for Late-60's Buys Last month. Judge Stout re- ceived letters from Dr. Albert Soloman and Dr. Juan VUlazon of By berry. recommending that TONOPAH, Nev. CAP) -Sum· ma Corp. wants t-0 get rid of the old Nevada mining claims on which its former owner, the late Howard Hughes, reportedly spent $20 million. G11nman Assaults Vanderbilt Heiress KINGSTON, J amaJc:a <AP> -Lady Sarah Spencer-Churchill, a Van· derbUl heiress, was attacked e.arly Thursday by one of four gunmen who broke Into her Monlego Bay borne ln a robbery attempt. In a phone conversation from her Kingston suburban home today, Lady Sarah. SS. told a former husband, Edwin F. Russell. she was as· saulted, but not raped, hesald. "SHE WAS ATTACKED and rape was attempted," Russell sajd in Harrisburg, Pa. "But she s lugged the guy and got away. She's pretty good-sized and can take care or herself." Russell s aid be talked with their minds on ganja," Jamaican slang for marijuana. She said • they left the house" a wreck." The gunme n also shot their way into the home of a neighbor. Dr. Herbert Eldemire. wounding an unidentified man. The thousands of mining claims are believed to include many famed gold producers, but Summa wants someone else to carry the miner's pick now. SUMMA SPOKESMEN said Thursday the firm's Land Ex· ploratioo and Mining Division is shutting down, and negotiations are under way with other un- named parties to buy or lease the operations. Arelo Sederberg said about 1,500 minlng claims are "up for sale or lease to potential bidders. We have some leads. Tb.ls isn't a mining company." Many of the c:lalms were on mines that made this central Nevada town famous al the turn of the century. produclna more than $110 million in gold and silver. WHEN HUGHES BOUGHT them in 1968 and 1969, residents predicted a boom. Jt neve r materialized, and the excitement has long since waned. mo g and that she was ail La~Sarah on lbe phone this ri . He fold a reporter he got tbe Turk e y Bacteria But Blll Roberts, editor of the Tonopab Times-Bonanza, said the Summa shut.down, wbHe dis· appointing, isn't causing miners to give up hope. "They'll keep on wailing. That's the old mining camp spirit,·• Roberts said. "The pro· perty and the ore ln the ground aren't going anywhere." THE SBVTDOWN resulted in 10 Summa employes being laid ofJ ln this area. The operation bad been winding down slowly since Hughes· death Apr. 5. At ooe point about 40 persons were employed by Summa in the Tonopah area. Paul Reeve. who ran the Land Exploration and Mining Division, said Summa remains "optimistic:" that some of the claims. can be reopened by so· meoneelse. "Everylhtng's up for lease or sale." be said. "Thal involves about 1,500 claims. Our intention is to work out the best arrange- ment we can. It wU1 take us out of the land mininJt business." ~. ression from a news account at his former wife bad been aped. _ Pollce _are ..hun~Jor.the.!our gunmen, who ~lso shot two people during a robbery rampage. DUease Clue Reported THE LONDON DAILY Mail said Lady Sarah. a distant cousin of .the late Sir Winston Churchill and a s ister or the Duke of Marlborough, reported In a telephone interview that ooe of the gunmen "picked me up and slung me over his shoulder and took me down to the maid's room and assaulted me. There was nothing I could do. He held a knife to my throat. and lf I bad strug. gled he would have killed me.•• Police said the woman managed to struggle free from her attacker, then lied the house and hid in the shrubbery until the police arrl ved. A house guest shot. at by the in· truden, Michael Zell, 33. an in· t.erior decorator bom in Hungary. was reported in serious c:oodltion. THE ATTACK OCCURRE D early Thursday morning ln the Loog Hills sectjon oC Reading, where about 1,000 wealthy forelgners have winter homes. Lady Sarah told the Daily Mail the .unrr demanded money and drug.a and were · 'obviouaty out of AMES, Iowa CAP) -Bacteria that cause disease in turkeys and parrots have been linked to Legionnaires' disease, the sUU unsolved ailment that killed 29 persons in Philadelphia last sum· mer, government researchers said. Tests on the blood serum of three patients out ol four and a pathologist wbo became ill while studying victims' tis&ue samples showed antibodies that fight against bacte ria called chlamydiae, the researchers said Thursday. Dr . Leslie Page , a microbiologist at the National Animal Disease Laboratory here, said teat findings aren't conclusive. But he added that the suggestion of the involvement of chlamydiae ls strong enough lo schedule more extensive work. Probe l"Mlld Cllt E•ed WASHINGTON CAP> -The committee investigating the as· sasslnatlons of President John F. ( I NSHORT J Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King probably will have lo get by with Jess than the ~.5 million it wanted ror its first.year budget. House leaders from both parties expressed doubt Thurs· day that the full sum would be provided. Some members said it might be cut in half. AnC Reftta lt'ea MILWAUKEE CAP> American Motors Corp., lagging a poor fourth in U.S. auto sales, bas no money to increase employe wages and probably wilt have to sell or mortgage assets just to meet existing payrolls, its president says. But Wllllam Luneburg, meet· ing here with United Auto Workers contract negotiators. also defended prearranged salary increases for executives, telling the union, "When things get bad and I've made a contract with you, I don't come back and say: 'Let'sgtveitup'." A •pelOer Plattt C"' MANCHESTER, N.H. 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" " u a.. 11 .u 6) 41 9' M .It t• • AS ,, ti '° JO .111 ,. u u • ,. 10 .'4 '° • ~ ;t Q • caa1.,.... Year End Sale Gaill . Report eel NEW YORK CAP> -,,_. "-'· tion's major retailers haw r6' ported that December •al• met or exceeded their expec:tatl°"' thanks to c:older·th•n·no~~ weather and a st.ron1 OiW of Christmas sboppt.na. Most of the companies report· ed sales galna tn the area ol 10 percent. lnllation role 4 to 5 percent over the year. Final re- ports were released Tbunday. SEARS ROEBUCK tr COm· pany. the largest retailer in the country. was above the average. repollting sales for tbe five weeks ended Jan. 1 ro.e 12.4 percent to $2.26 billion rrom $2.01 billion a year qo. Sean also announced a pro- posed $300 million debt otterinc to be used in part to acqu.lre re. al estate and construct stores. The No . 7 retaHe r , Montgomery Ward & Company, c. unit or Mobil Corp .• saJd sales in the period rose 10.7 percent to $596.9 million from $539.1 million a year ago. WARD CHAIRMAN Edward S. Donnell said the company's December performance pointed to "a renewal of consumer con- fidence and an upward trend in buying levels that portends well for 1977." Industry observers generally s hare Donnell's view of the sales gains because the com· panies were up against some strong figures last year. December sales in ltnS for general merchandise -ap- parel, appUances and furniture -rose 15.2 percent over 1974, according to the Commerce Department. ''The numbers in 1976 were pretty much In line wtth expectations." said one New York analyst. "Now the eom- pan1es a r e budgeting con· servatively and most of the economic: forecasts indicate that 1977 should be another good year ror retailers ." Paralysu-flu Link Appears To Strengthen ATLANTA (APl -Evidenceis mounting that the paralysing Guillaln-Barre syndrome is a re· action to the swine nu vaccine. says an official oC the naUooal Ce nter for Disease Control <CDC>. "We think it is a reaction olthe body lo the swine vaccine," Dr. Philip Brachman, director of CDC's Bureau of EJ>idemlol~. said Thursday. "It Is somew.ng foreign to the body. It is directly related to something in the vac· cine, some material, oot a virus or an agent or some kind. "It is not inconceivable that it mig.ht be a reaction to several kinds of material. It migbL be something in the makeup or that individual that causes them to re· act to something in that vac· cine," he said. The swine flu vac:cinaUon pro. gram wu suspended last month because of a rising number ol cases of paralysis. CDC offtclala said then there was merely "sienificant evidence ol assod•· lion of the syndrome wttb tbe swine nu program ... 11.&S•••••rw ,,._._.._ ... ...., '""" -'"•" C»l•t tod.ty trom Jlllt• ~ to WUlllllQIOft l l!Q llOflll '""""" Hr. llngte~ Atcu,..,.q. llOftt ...... •lfM lfl(lltt GllMt An Inch of ralD in the already·soakecl Tl· Juana Rl vcr valley caused resldetit.a to nee their homes. An unldentifl~ man looks over what once was the street where he lived. Most of tbe abandoned buildings were flimsy houses tn an area in the Colonla San Jose de1 Rio where construe· lion is forbidden. "But where would we go?" asked one resident. .. R111ing Affirms Joh Bias State Minority Hiring Plmu in Jeopardy SACRAMENTO CAP> -A Judie's pending ruling will force California state agencies to stop hiring or promoting, because ol race or sex. The lawver who fl.led the auit for the CAlilornia ~oaal Officers Asaociatlon called It Thursday tbe biggest reverse discrimination judgment ln the nation. San Francslco County Superior Court Judie Byl'Oft Amold an-ooun~ Wednesday be inc.di to ban such minority hirinl prac· tices throughout state govern- ment, not just the Department or Corrections. Court rulinl that involved 160 Berkeley firemen, he said. Jerry Enomoto. Gov. EdmWld Brown Jr. 's prisons chief, has sald that mlnoritiea deserved ud would get preferential job treatment to make up for past discrimination aga!Mt them. Ronald Kurtz. executive director or the State Personnel Board. saJd the Impact would be statewide because "yes, aJlofthe state agencies have affirmative action programs." DAIL y PILOT Af Ape's Romp ]mt/or Fun FRESNO CAP > - Reports of a live gorU.la cavortlne about a restaurant roof durlna lunch hour here Tbund~ drew a throng of patrol cars. But inspection by of· ricers rt-vealed tbe creature was actually a cook dressed in a "Kini Kong'' outfit. Restaurant mana1er David Swart told police, "We did ll just for fun." Milk Prices Stable After IJmit Ends SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -For the first time since 193.5 there was no state minimum prt~ on rnilk sold at retail in CallfomJa Thurs· day, but the grocery induati-y moved cautiously -and in many cases not at all -in reducing prices. OFnCJALS JN 11IE attorney general's office and the Depart· ment of Corrections spid the n11· ing, wben it is made ftnal, will be appealed. Not only the 4,000 members of the asaociatipn, but "maybe tens ol thousand§," of state workers will be allecled, said Ronald Yank, the association's attomey. It could eventually affect birtng programs nationwide, be said. Quake Hits on Cue .. ' ...... . . . ·t . ',:~ l Snow Cat Cowlloy -.. ,.. . The biggest slash among the scattered reductions reported the flrat day were by the Consumers· Cooperative of Berkeley, Inc., and the Palo Alto C<>-0p. They or. fer ed half gallons of homogenized milk at 64 cents and low-fat milk at 63 cents. He sued the s~t.e. thesut.e Personnel Board and the prison system because two Susanville prison employes complained that mlnorttles were being hired or promoted because they were minorities. MENLO PARK (AP> -U.S. Geological Survey scientists at Western Region headquarters say they predicted a mild earth- quake a week before it struck Thursday in the Hollister area about 100 miles south of San Francisco. The shaker. whlch measured only 3.2 OD lhe Richter Scale or ground motion, came close to the magnitude predicted by a team led by geophysicists Malcolm Johnson and WllllamStuart. San Diegan Ron Wren whoops it up western-style as his bucking dune buggy plows through four inches of fresh snow which fell overnight atop Mt. Laguna, east of San Diego. Snow level has fallen below the 2.000 foot level in much of Southern California, requiring use of chains where roads remain open. Lucky Stores and Safeway held to the prices of 71 cents and 69 cents they had charged under the minimum established by the state's Milk Price Stabilization Board prior to decontrol. Spokes men for those big supermarket chains said one day was not enough time to tell what the new competitive price will be. YANK SAID OTHER state agencies have policies stressing opportunities for minorities and women, but none was so "ag- gressive and blatant" as that of the Department of Corrections. ·'This ls the biggest reverse discrimination decision to come down yet in the United States,'· said Yank. It surpasses by far the 1975 Alameda County Superior Johnston called the prediction "significant" and an indication that quake forecasting techni· ques are improving. On Dec. 30. automated lnstru· ments made three simultaneous observations that the ground in the earthquake-volatile region south of Hollister was tilting minutely. 'Totallg Vnf air' Yoshimura Plea Stricken OAKLAND CAP> -Wendy Yoshimura's tearful testimony that she is innocent of Illegal weapons charges has been stricken from the record because she refused to talk about people who helped her in the racical underground. Miss Yochimura, who was arrested in 1975 ln a San Francisco apartment with Patricia Hearst, said Thursday the ruling was "totally unfair. I took the stand because I ( ) was willing to explaJn Stale what happened in the case in which I was --------' charged In 1972. •• The judge instructed the eight-woman, four-man jury to dbregard the testimony, in which she denied knowledge or a cache of weapons and explosives in a BeTkeley garage she bad rented under an assumed name. 1"ele..Paral9.U Ca.a Fo-d SACRAMENTO <AP) -The s tate Health Department says another 14 cases of Guillain· Barre paralysis were confirmed in California this week. and half the victims had been vaccinated for swine nu . Though it cautioned that the figures were too small to be reliable, the department said it ap- J>eMed that swine Ou shots triple the chances of getting the paralysis. There have been 75 cases of Glullain-BarreinCallfornlasinceOct. l . 'Ute-Beet•' Kiiier 1 ... 11e LOS ANGELES CAP) -A man whom a judge described as "exceedingly dangerous" and "a walking time bomb" has been found Innocent by reasoo ol insanity after the man admitted tilling two persons in 1975. Francis Raymond St. John. 34, was indefinitely committed to Atascadero State Hospital by SUperior Court Judge William B. Keene, who aaid tbe man was presently insane and did not com- prehend the nature ol his acts. St. John alternate- ly called himself "Life" and "Deatb" In telephone calls ln which he bragged about com- mitting the crimes. SF n .. Rl•g •relcftl SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Police say they have broken a ring or "young thugs" who may have committed some 30 violent street crimes In San Francisco. lncludjng two killings last November. Police said they charged two 15-year-old boys with the murders ~ insurance executive Edwin • T. Golden and flower market manager Donald E. . Smith. Police said one ~ the boys arrested described hlmseU as a leader of the gang . . TemelMwP .. Orfleretl ~: LOS ANGELES <AP> -Rio Hondo Community ; eoue,e District hu been ordered to reclassify it.a l'Vt·Urne teachers and to pay them the added amount they would have earned at tbelr higher atatua fortbe past three yean. The order was banded down Thursday in a tJass.actlon ault that alleged the diltrlct.1 were using the "temporary" job status so they could pay the teachen reduced salaries and beneftts and avoid ctvtng them tenure. But, the teacben • can collect only ii the district bu aulftclent sur-plus to pay them. GOOD LUCK! OAKLAND RAIDERS 1912 Harbor Bl¥t, Cesta Mm, Cl (714) 642-31n - RCA'smost advanced picture tube. RCA's precision in-line electron gun gives you sparkling bright, dramatically detailed color with warm. pleasing natural flesh tones. Plus, you get Automatic Chroma Control, Automatic Fine Tuning (AFT) and a Fldellty·englneered Sound System. Designed tor today to fit in with any decsrr Super savings too on TV TO GOI the Sportable A btautlful, aharp plctu,. companion for )'Our home, boat, camper or whatever! NOW ONL y I AC or DC battery operation $12988 .1:-.111• * 8 Removable, tlnt9d aunsl'lleld 8 Dual f\lnotlon UHF/VHF anttnna As a result, a six-man team of earth scientists posted a predic- tion on the wall or their office. The forecast said an earth· quake with a magnitude of 3.5, two-tenths of a point more or less. would strike within 15 kilometers or 9.3 miles of the Howard Harris ranch, south of Hollister during January . At 1:28 a.m. Thursday, the mild tremor shivered the earth briefly 6.2 miles south of the Harris ranch. The scientists had said there had been only a 50 per cent pro- bability that they would be right. They conceded that the Hollister area Is so seismically active that there was a 30 per cent chance of an earthquake happening at any time within their prediction boundary. LIMITED TIME ONLY A8 DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PA.GE New Law Effective The recent forced closure of a Garden Grove nursing home and the evacuation of 69 aged persons was, 1n one sense, a tragedy. And in another sense, it was a blessing in disguise. In the first instance, the closure was a tragedy because state inspectors' report.'> reveaJed that the nursing home's elderly patients habitually recelved substandard -and worse -care. But the fact that state licensing officials were eventually able to yank the nursing home's license and to force the operator to close his doors offers hope that bad service can be improved. Until legislation last year gave them that licenae revoca tion power, officials weren't able to do much but cajole wayward nursing home operators to do bet· ter. The first closure in Orange County should serve as warning to all nursing home operators that sub- standard care will not be tolerated. Misplaced Power At long last state legislators are opening their eyes to the s hocking e¥tent to which regulatory boards and commissions have taken over the lawmaking process in Calif omia. Did you know that more than 1,300 new laws are placed on the books each year without the knowledge or approval of the Legislature or the governor? Or that regulatory boards have gone so far as to place in their rule books (which are law to the " citizens>. regulations that virtually duplicate legisla· : tion previously rejected by the ele<:ted represen- : tatives of the people? : Or that the same boards, under the latest state : SUpreme Court ruling, have the right to overrule laws ; approved by the Legislature? It's all true. The "laws" promulgated by the state's 100 boards and commissions fill 22,000 pages in 25 volumes of Administrative Codes-and not one haa been screened by the Legislature. Fortunately. the spotlight now is being focused on these .litue fiefdoms. Legislation adopted last year re· quire5 a higher proportion of public members on the regulatory boards. And a constitutional amendment introduced by Orange County Sen. Paul Carpenter would require legislative approval of all regulations adopted by state agencies. No doubt they will resist being subjected to this aspect of the democratic procedure-but lt can't come too soon. Stretching the Rules Prop. 9, approved by the voters in last June's primary (a sloppy piece of legislation as full of holes ~ a Swiss cbeese) authorized cities in California to legalize bingo within a certain framework of rules. Among other things, the law limited sponsorship of bingo games to organizations engaged in religious. charitable. scientific or educational activities. This, the cities soon discovered, left out all sorts of potential sponsors-and their permit fees. So the new Legislature bad no sooner convened than a bill was introduced to authorize sponsorship of bingo games by such organizations as chambers of commerce, real estate boards, clubs, fraternal societies. veterans groups, mobile home park associations and senior citizen groups. lo other words, the heat is on to expand the moderately restrictive law approved by the voters. And once the doors are opened wide, California, like F1orida and other states that swallowed the bingo bait, will need a whole new round of laws to restrict il· legal uses of what started out as an apparently inno- cent pastime. Student Job Hunt Should Start Now Dear Gloomy Gus Corporate Loss .,._ Pablk Health . . .. ' Despite whatever program ; may be undertaken by the new :' Congress and Jimmy C.uter t when he assumes tbe P--e.:>ideo· l cy, the outlook on en:;>loyment ~ during this year remains bleak, , especially in California. Even ( with some dramatic efforts on the part of the federal govern· ment present predictioo.s are that it Will take time. California will be in particular· ly bad shape unless there is a rapid tum in t.be weather. While its dams and re· servolrs car· ried it throoih fairly well during the past sum- mer, most are now drained to the point that without at least normal pre- cipitaUoo and snowpacka the next summer will be a bad (lite. U t.be state suffers from lack of water it will not only affect tbe farmers but the farmworkers thus adding to the unemploy. ment. Studints who depend upon farm work dunng the summer will also suffer. Their prospecta for summer work are already poor. Cob1treasman Harold T . "Bw" John.son of Rc5evUle bas sent out an alert lo studeo1s wbo will w1nt summer Jobs. He wama that while the federal 1ov· ernment may have about 10,000 opeo.lng.I for students UiJs sum· mer. the deadline for appllca· uons for many of these ls January lS. And, he says, "Com· petition will be to~er than ever." Johnson adv18e$ that the CivU Service Commiasloo bas pr~ ( EARL WATERS ) pared a booklet titled "OP· portun.ilies in the Federal Gov- ernment" which can be obtained through your Congressmen. It probably also can be at least re- viewed in the Commissiqo's of· fices located in most federal buildings. Also it woWd be ex· peeled that rugb school and col· lege counselors wowd have copies of the publlcalioo. JOHNSON ALSO states that there will be a limited number of openings for young people in the National Park Service and those inter~ should wri~ to the Service•s Western Regional Of. fice, Box 360063, San Francisco. The deadline ror applications there is February is. Johnson's flyer, while a litUe late, for the January is deadline, ls sWJ a timely ..-eminder that those who hope for summer jobs bad better get hustling now. And that applies to any wort whether it be rederal, state or with private employers. With thousands upoo thou.aands of experienced and stilled workers unemployed and hordes of college grads still walk- ing the streets, there is no reason to believe the competition for stu· dent jobs outside the federal gov- emmeot will be any less t.ougb. A& usual there will be some op- portunities with the state and perhaps even with local govern· ments. ANOTHER thought L5 to make inquiries as to job poesiblJities of your own Assemblyman or State Senator. Since they all oow have field olllces and aides within their districts that shouldn't be too dilficult. The Sweetener Ban Stalled Did you bear about the Polack wbo kidnaped ldi Amin and held him hostage on a hijacked Ljberian tanker'! R.A. ~-<:--•· ... --..., ......... ..-o 00 1HJ4 IMUUAr11y ntli.<11"9 ·-.. -"""""""' '-"" -pee _ ... o.oo..., c; .... 0.lly PilOL ma.in idea is to st.art early and keep trying. Most potential employers are sympathetic, for many have gone through the same experience of trying to gel work as students. Don't be timid and don't be afraid to call back at the same places, especially if you gel any e ncouragement. Persistence often makes lbe dif· ferencc. And sometimes you make some friends even if you don't get the particular job you seek. The thing to remember is that, the labor market being what it is, no one is going to come looking for you. WASlllNGTON -The Food and Drug Adrn1nlatration is sit. ting oo scientific evidence that saccharin, the artlflcial sweetener used by millioos, may cause cancer. The evidence is so persuasive that many FDA officials are private ly alarmed al the agency's failure to act. Saccharin should be taken off the market, they say, because of several tests showing it causes malignant tumors in the blad- ders of animals . The tests are as conclusive, scientists have told us, as the evidence linking cyclamates and cancer. Cyclamates have been banned from the market. Americans consume about five million pounds of saccharin each year in diet drinks, ice cream and puddings. lt is also widely used as coffee and tea sweeteners. '"So beJp ... Ceptftt, it•• a great white wbaLt when I er.t .... tt." PACK ANDERSON) Yet the FDA bas established from its own tests that a disturb· ing number of animels developed malignant bladder cancer after consuming s accharin. Other studies indicated that saccharin caused cancer of the uterus in female animals. THE FDA is sup~ to pro- tect the public from dangerous foods and drugs. Yet the agency won't Issue warnings against saccharin unUI more·tests have been conducted. These wiij take at least until 1978. Our sources compare this at. Utude to the FDA 's i.rulction on Red Dye No. 2, which the agency left on the market for 15.years despite evidence that it causes birth defects. genetic damage and cancer. The dye was finally banned this year. The General Accounting Of. fice, after a confidential in- vestigation of its own. warned the FDA that the continued use of saccharin "could expose the public to unnecessary risk." Nevertheless. an FDA spokesman told our associate Howie Kurtz that oo action will be taken against the sugar sub- stitute until further tests are completed. One possible reason was sug- gested by a top FDA official. He conceded that the huge com· mercial sales made the FDA re· luctant to ban saccharin. In other words, the agency appears to be more concerned about corporate 1oeses than the public health. In the case of another artificial sweetener. called e.spartame, test results allegedly were f als.ified and di.storUd to get It oo the market. The FDA at fll'St authorized aspartame to be aold th the public but withheld it from the market after the dl.5c~ cles were discovered. Independent scientific tests showed that aspartame caused brain damage in animals. The manufacturer, G.D. Searle and Company. wants to use the sugar substitute in breakfast cereals, puddings, beverages, gelatins and chewing gum. When some animals died In test experiments, Searle sub- stituted the blood of other animals for the dead ones, in- vestigators have alleged. There were also significant diJcrepan- cies between Searle's data and the sumn;>aries the company sub- mitted to the FDA, according to the government investigators. One pathologist.s's study, for ex- ample, was allegedly edited to make the findings appear more favorable. THE CASE agaimt Searle fa being referred to a grand jury for possible prosecution. A 5]>0kesman said the company strongly disagrees with charges that it altered Its data but couldn't comment directly because the matter is under in-vestigation. FDA investigators dJse09ered the alleged alterations by ex- amining just a few of Searle's files. Yet the agency bas DOW turned its investigation over to an independent group of scien- tists who, incredibly, will be paid by Searle. An FDA spokesman insisted that the company would oot in· lerfere with an objective lo· vestigatioo. But Sen. Gaylord Nelson CD.·Wia.) wouldctilagree. Allowing the drug companies to pay for the testing of its own pro- ducts, he told us, leads to unrelia. ble or biased resulta. Petrodollar Deluge Tests Saudi Spending Effort RIYADH, Saudi Arabia - Spending $142 billion lo five yean ia almost too much (or tlllA booming kingdom to swallow. But Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world must make the most of the Gold Rush fever here, because It's too late to shut otf the now of petrodollars into Saudi development. The Saudi government has a web of development agencies, but It un- derstandably lacka tbe bureaucratic i experience of already in- • dustriaJhed naLl ons . Hence, there f is a fair amount of chaos In the main cities, particularly lb• , teaporU where millions of dollan ln gooda pUes up ln a l D>OQumental jam. And u Saudi v11lages and tons become urbanlled, t.Mro are lnltaot tnlftc Jams· Uahl poles knocked own, tho tar<:ute1 of b1dly drtven can and a erevalence of nJbbisb and lttter. Dull.>' 1trHts, ga.rpntuan macblnery ev•rywber• and baled•UP fenden -that's a quick lcDprasJOft "' ftbr1ldh. Tbt 8audls are determined to spend tiw.e petrodollars as fast as possible on scbools, roads, airports, bospltal!P and other public f acllities. Such ambiUoo creates confusion In the best equipped 10CietJes, but here, with a great gap beLween a small corpa of able planners and technocrats and lar&er cadres of leas prepared middle and aupervtsory level personnel, the confulioo ii compounded. TBEaE I S serious doubt wbetbeT the Saudis will meet lbelr ftve-year·plan goals. U they did. inflation and ml.stakes would puab the blU to $200 btWoo. But aa stgbta lower. the $1'2 blWoo .nu probably be spent any'#ay, beeau.e of inflation and con· fUlioli. "Yes, we are lo a c:r&.1b ~ sram:• says Dr. Farouk Akh· Dar, -bo ls in cha.rte c:l develop- ing two large lndUlbial arua: Joball ln the eutem oU neldl.. and Yaobu on the Red Sea. "But tbe Welt pusbea a1 for more oil, aad more oU 11 IDCDtf, ud w. mu.st UM thl• m0091 to build. Whal else can we do?'' Jubail will be an l:Ddustdal place bou1Lo1 110,ooo:w••· Flrlt. the Saudll are buiJ the roedl, buUdln11 and r ties. 'lbell, tbeJ will decide an Which (~cu) industrial plants are suitable ror their economy -steel, aluminum, fertlllzer, plutlcs. Bechtel Corp. of the U.S. is the prime contr actor for this $9 billion project. The Yanbu project. still on the drawing boards, will be Juball oo a smaller scale. Again. a U.S. firm, Ralph M. Parsons, bas the desJlb contract. ''There b no doubt.'' says Dr. Akh·D&r, "that there i3 a price for any endeavor YoU undertake lo lite, and oura will be coolU!lion and some culture clash." TBERE ARE a &<:Ore of ln· ternatlona.l companies holding btllion-doUar-and·UP cootracta, and they must b.ln! labor out.side S.udl Arabia. Ttlls mum the lm· eortatlon of Vementteat Pak1st.ania,J.odJaos. ~ aoa KonllJ\I. There are no labor un· ions. naturally. but evmtually there wm be frtcUoo and com· plaintl, and the mlo!nl camp at· mospberecould producetrouble. MeanwbUe. non-U.S. Orms. aware of the way Concrea ls establishing roadblocb to U.S. business, take advantage of the relenUess Saudl demand. "The Koreans are more com· pet.itlve than you Americans," aaya Abdullah S. Daba'an, a large-scale builder of office bulldinp. "U.S. bualneu ii good at bome, and feels regul1ted here by your poUtlcal considera· tlooa.'' South Korean construction ftrms won nearly S3 billion in contracts ln the first nine mootha of 1976. The Swedes. West Germam and Brttlsh are also 1alnina fut on Amencam. One cunent plum Is a contract to reetncture the entire Saudi t.elepbone and telegraph system. m ll one of the three ftnm com· pettna ror tb1I one. "Saudi contractors fly to Europe and the l1nlt.ed &ates, and com• home wttb tbne price quotatioas." explains Sbelt Ab- dul11l1 A. Al Zamil, deputy director ot the lnduastrf al Studios "Development Center. "Even If lbl U.S. bid la a little hither, the Saudi ii inclined to eo ror It. IM iltbeN ta trouble now. beJa cotnc to Corset tt.'' A•B&ICAN butlDHI e&· ecvlJY• lD &ludl Arabia COID• plal.n tht Utl•bo)'c«i teclllldon on11 1Wfeu tho Saudl lttltude and that there are many loopholes for firms to do business with both hrael and the Saud.la. Still, the Saudis have a strong affinJty for anything American, and the U.S. trade positlon re- mains favorable. Whlle the 'U.S. share of the Saudi market bas dropped, it ls expected to hold ste.ldy in the immediate future even if more stringent anti- boycott legislation Is passed. It will be In the next phase of Saudi development that U.S. firms would suffer. All is not boom here. Plana tor a modest General Moton auto 858embly plant at Jeddah have been stalled since 19'72. THE 8AtJDl8 are crit:lclied for the tmposslble situation at their &e•l>O.N.• for the cootustoo and um1Chtly mes.es ln their cities and f« over-ambitious develop- ment schemes. The Saudi market b11 1one from $700 miWoa a year in 19'71 to tT blllloo to SIO bUUon ln ms. Jmt for American firms alone. Last year, UM Saudla ll'Ut.d U.S. ftnlll S21 bUUon lit eontram for the ne-xt several yeatlt and uolber $14 bllllon la betn1 neiottated. No quesUon, t.be S.udll are tolng alJ~. M theJ art all<> critlcbed for not productn• enOUlh ail. So if the Saudls produce more oU -as the United States and the west want -that means more petrodollars, and what to do wtth them? Why. spend thcmoo bulJd· lng the couotry. And ~t crutes a mess, and there's where the criticism starts, so it ls a circle matter. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT RolH!rtN. Wied.Pu~ Thomo1 Keml, Edi.tor &rl>ara Krdbtclt. Ed1tonot Page Edit~ The edllorllll page of the Dally Pilot seeks to Inform 11nd stimulate ~aden by preimtlng on this page diverse commentary on topics of lnter~t by s)'Tldic&l· l.'d col~mnlsu and cartoonl.sts. by providing a forum for readers' views end by presentlnc this newspaper's oplnlons and ldeM on current topics. The editorial opinions of the 011ly PUot appear only In lhe edllort al column at the lop of the pa1c. Opln.lcN ex• pre.ssed by the cotumni1lS and cartoonisl3 and letter wrllm are their OW1'1 and no endo~t ol their view'I by the Dally Ptlot •hould be Inferred. Friday,Jan.7,un7 LB. Bogd Chain Sinoker Also Snores? Jn detcrlblng females, our Lanfuage man coctends the difference between ''Cltllsb • · and ''womanly" reach someUUng like this: A girllsh woman is delighted wlth the gift. a womanly one is delighted with the giver. Average American man owns 18 pairs of eocb. To abow that the words "to," ''too" and .. two" exist, please complete in writing the foll owing sente nce: "There are three <fill in this blank> in the English language." Better give UJ>, says our Language man. It can't be done in writing. Driving west across this country. you gain one hour and only one hour every time you cross an in- vlsi ble lime zone line. rtgbt! Not quite nght. Going west by land over the Alaska-Yukon boundary, you pick up two hours. UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY Q. "Quick. Louie, name the first feature film to use underwater photography.·• A. The 1917 version or "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea." Chances are fairly high that the girl who chain smokes cigarettes also snores. This con- tention is oHered by experts who believe it's recent news. It's long been known. they say. that male chain s mokers seem more inclined to snore. Addreu mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. Boz 1560, Cotta Mt1<192626 Deaths Elsewhere ~ LOS ANGELES CAP) -Oulow Stevens, 70, who often played the bad guy In such motion pictures as "Peg O' My Heart," was found dead Wednesday In 3 sub- urban Van Nuys nurs- ing home. RlVERSIDE (A P) Harry Miller, 97. who served 70 years as a mJs- slonary doctor and nutri-tion innovator Jn Asia. died of heart problems Sat urday at a local hospital. SPRING FJELD , Mass. <AP> -James I . Sbea , 87 , boa rd chairman em eritus of Milt.on Bradley Co. and the man who steered the r l r m f.r o Ul n e a r bankruptcy to the No. t place among toy and game manufacturers, died Monday BAKERSFIELD CAP> -Funeral services for Mark Morrl•. 78, a Fresno area landowner and a 1964 candidate for the U.S. Senate, have been held he re He died Dec. 27. He owned farm property in Fresno and Tulare counties. includ ing 2,400 acres west or Fresno. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Funeral services were h e ld Thursday for R:'\ymood McFeeters, 77, a longtime Los Angeles musician and teacher who was president of the Hollywood Community Concerts Association. COPENHAGEN. Den· mark CAP> -Princess Mar g aretha , 77 , Swedish-born widow of the late Prince Axel of Denmark, died Tuesday. the royal court an- nounced. EASTMAN. Ga. (AP> -WllUam S. Stuckey Sr., 67, who turned a Depression-era roadside pecan stand into a candy and restaurant chain alDng roadsides in half the country. died Thurs- day afternoon a fter a short illness. HANNOVER , West Germany (AP > - Retired Lutheran Bi.shop Hanns L1lje. 77. former president of the church ·s world movement and a noted G e rm a n theologian. d ied in a hospital Thursday after a heart attack, bis aide rep<>rted. LOS ANGELES <AP> Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday in Hollywood for Edward J. Toler, an Emmy award ---------.. winning producer for IAL n-tt1•t10H television station KTI..A. fUHOALHOMI Corona del Mtr 6 73·9450 Costa M93a 846-2424 l&LllOADWAY MOITUUY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 6•2-9150 McCOINICI MOITUAlll5 Laguna Beach 494-941 5 Laguna Htlls 768-0S33 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 D~ath Notices McCOIU"A(1( EOITH B M<CORMACtC r.-.-ol ~"'4 Arut C..HfoJnlit P~~...,, '""'~¥ JMt4MryS tt'7•f~84 S'-1\\Uf'Vl.._d 0. 4 q'•Nkl,.wq"'1•r P.tm•ta Sc.ht(lf on•1tt 'O'•'Wic.~· •dr"n M••t'Wr .ind Ecttth Sf-Itri It P&M •"'1 S<oU Smilf'I V\t,.f' ~nu• ft., .... ,. 8••"<"t VI~ ~ • .,. 8ur1r• d•uQPU•• •n·t•w °"'ma Mt(or'T'\M\ nt•f'• NA'W''I J~ Cl\tOtl \iffvtO• "f\d 1nlf'rrn.n1 Of"I ~ dotv J""•'4r¥ 10 IOI/~· t OOPM ()<rf'Ct ~ t>'f W'f'\ff"l\11\\t•r M1~1•t PMk _,.,.,,.,..,c..~t~rv 81\.YEA llHOOA el El YE . rt\ldttnlol l..itQuN U1ll\ (Alltorn1• Pa ,W'd •w•Y J~rv • t•n !>urv1.-11 bv her '°" RloW'1 N .. 1.,.. Of NU•~I BU<ll. Ca • lllrff -'•l~ lluth l•ncll of l.•OllN Hills Ca CIOOI• Byrne ol C..,,..,., Vlolel l(trr Of C•Md• lour 41r•ndchlldren. el411tt Take•B el• Elliott Horovitz of Laguna Niguel is 1977 chairman or the Orange County United Jewish We lfare Fund cam- paign. it was announced this week by J ewish Federation Council President Robert Kerr. 2 UC lroine Professors Autlwr Books Literary criticism and an in· side view or academic life are the subjects of books authored br two UC lrvine Englis h pro· fessors. Dr. Murray Krieger, universi- ty professor or English based at UCI. is the author of "Theory of Criticism" pubhshed by Johns Hopkins University Press. Dr. Hazard Adams. professor of English, has written "The Academic TrlbP'I" issued by Liveright publll'hers Dr. Krieger and Dr. Adams are co- di rectors of UC1 's national School of Criticism and Theory. "Theory of Criticism" com- bines an introduction lo the study or critical th~ry with a re- view of tbe his~c;ry of literary criticism and presentation of Or. Krieger's own theories. Trustee, Executive • Get Posts Newport-Mesa Unified School District trustee Marian Bergeson and Coeta Mesa savings and loan executive Robert Laugbland are among three new members or the Oran1e County Juvenile Justice Commission. The court-appointed. 11· member commission oversees the handling or juvenile law or. renders and is in charge or in- s pecting juvenile detention facilities. MRS. BERGESON of 1721 TtadewindS-Lane, was an wu;uc- cessful write-in candidate i.n the 74th assembly district race in November and aho was defeated in the June assembly primary. A former ~er, she is past president or tf§e California School Boards Association and serves as a management consultant for the School Resources and Services Corporation or Anaheim. Laughland, who lives in Brea, ls branch manager oC lbe Costa Mesa branch or Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Corporation. county officials said. HE ALSO HAS served 12 years with the Orange Police Depart- ment and is past president of the Southern California Juvenile Of- ficers' Association. The third appointment to the commission was Gloria Lopez, a civic worker in Anaheim. County officials said two of the commission vacancies were created by the expansion of lbe commission from nine to 11 members, while the third was created by the resignation or Commissioner Clark McDermed. UCI Sets Exhibit An exhibition-sale or original graphic art is scheduled at UC Irvine in Gateway Commons from 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 11. The event is sponsored by Cam- pus Organization Services for the benefit or the Antrap, UCJ com- mute r student center. Beam Staff Dr. Ke nneth F. Kraus is new chief o f s t a ff a t Mercy Ge ner a l Hos pital, Santa Ana. according to an a n- nouncement by Dr. Simon Zemel. board of directors chairman. Dr. Kraus pre- viously served residency at Ka iser H ospital . Los Angeles . Buena Park Woman Faces Murder Trial A woman who allege dly stabbed another woman to death durini a quarrel between two couples at a Buena Park home has been ordered to face trial on murder c harges March 21 in Orange County Superior Court. Judge James H. Walsworth set the trial date for Dorothy Mae Payne, 26, of Buena Park. Mrs. Payne will be represented by the public defender and is free on S25.000 bail. Mn. Payne was booked on murder charges Dec. l after Jean Elizabeth Evans died in an Anaheim hospital from knife wounds allegedly inflicted by the defendant. Jack Emanuel Harrell, 33. of Buena Park, described by police as Mrs. Payne's common law husband. was also jailed. Assault Charge Levied Westminster res ident Terry Allen Hamby, 27. has been bound over to s uperior court to face charges stemming from a eight-hour s iege in Westminster on Dec. 3. Hamby w i l l f ace charges of assault with a deadly weapon and false Imprisonment for al· legedly holding his mother hostage al her home at 16422 Jody Cir- cle. Judge Arcbie L. Walter set bail at $100,000 at Hamby's pre- liminary hearing Wed- nesday at West Orange County Judicial District. He was ordered to ap- pear in superior court Jan. 20. Baby Kieks Habit Food Company ro 'Go Natural,' l DAil Y PILOT ,4 7 Open House Set By Seroite High Boys wbo are in~ in September, lm enrollment at Servile High Scbool ln Aoabe.lm are lnvit.ed to an Open Houaefrom 1 to4 p.m. Jan. 18. The entrance examinatJon wm be .iven on Feb. 5. beginning al 9 a.m. and ending at 2 p.m. There will be a lunch break and stude:nll should bf'in8 a sack lunch. An examination ree or $10 will be charged. No pre-registration is required. The school ts located at 1952 West La Palma Avenue. Form~ lblorma-tJon, call 774-7575. GOOD LUCK! MINNESOTA VIKINGS TAU.-01G~V~ ·~••,llCAU• 1912 Harbor Blv4, Costa Mesa, CA. . (714) 642-3177 THE WHOLESALE WAY TREES • SHIUIS • HOUSE PLAHTS mow WHOWAU Pim • Tll Ffll.OWIK: I Black Pine. Tams Junipers. Nandlna, Abella. Oleander. Moreas Ins. and many more 69:.' mo .. , ... _,__, S.D. Wholesale Growers I 16n WAmB AV!. FOUNTAIN VAUIY PHOMI 546-342' NEW YORK (AP> -The salt and sugar in baby foods that make them taste good to the mother but may give baby bad eating habits are being re- moved lrorn most Beech-Nut baby foods. The Baker-Beech-Nut Corp. an- nounced its new line of "natural" baby foods at a luncheon here. saying the foods no longer wUJ contain added salt, preservatl ves, or artificial flavors or colors. mitment to give our consumers, the children of America, the best possible nutritional beginnings for a lifetime or good beallb ... A spokesman ror one competitor, Gerber·Pro<fucts Co., said Gerber had been offering similar products for two years. PIZZA HOME DELIVERIES ADDED SUGAR ALSO has been eliminated from 84 Beech.Nut items, the company said, alt.hoogh s mall amounts of s ugar still will be put into some SO products which would otherwise be too tart or sour. The action foll owed long-standing criticism by nutrit1orusts or baby foods t hat were aimed at lhe mother's, rather than the baby's palate. "Some or tbls criticism has merited our serious consideration and has, ln fact, resulted in our taking thls ac- tion," sald company head Frank C. Nichols . HE URGED OTHER baby food manufacturers to "join us in our com· Bloodmobile Hosted by Elks Prospect ive donors are mvited to give blood at a community blood· mobile hosted by the San Clemente Elks Lodge from 2·:.> to 7 p.m Jan. 18. Donors must be 17to66 years old, in good health, weigh at least 110 p<>unds and cannot have donated blood within the prior eight weeks. Donors may cal the lodge, at UOS N. El Camino Real, at 492·2068 to make app<>intments. HAVE CHANGED A LOT SINCE THE OLD DAYS Now Me-n-Ed·s rnot>1le OlleOS speed dehctous p1ptng hot pizzas 10 Your door m m1nu1es For prompt service pl'loOe 646-7136 (Newpoo BeacntCosta Mesa-171h and Tustin) or 847-1214 (Hun1ington Beecn-Beach aoo H1el). Get the Pizza with Pizzaz PACl"C YllW MIMOllAL PAii( Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 11<t•l-Qflncl<hllOren ~rvltK *'" De ---~--====----==-o::::ooa=--.:;:~-----------------------------------------i.10 ~~Y J•11u•rv 10 ot 1 oo PM , ) • 3500 Pacll1c view Drive Newport. Calltorn1a 644~2700 Ha 'AMILY COt.OHtA&. ~ HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 5MmfS' MOITUAIY 827 Main St Huntington Beach 53&-6539 SNn'H"""'" u .. OUI WUTCL ... CH4,_ Mortuary•• 84&-<4888 427 e t7th s1 . 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LAMI t -=======:::=:::::::::::~ M tl<lllt Ch•pel wltll Ille Mfto!\lc ' _ S....lu au....., of Or•nve c.o....ty of· llctallnQ Enl-1\I Wiii bt 91 Ot4\ Hiii' M•mort•I l'•r11. San JO.•, PUBUC NOTICE --P-ICT-IT-IOU-1-IU_S_IN_l_U_--! ~~~:~~T~~~B NAM••TATIMINT , TN IOllOwlllO '*''°" " OOllM) llorW • . _j., OH41UA.A M0 f 0ASi.1H W tntt S1 • 8-'. Cott. ~M. ¢1., "''21 (llrh "'1111101\Y l"•rrllh. IMt , , °'""'.A,.. . C.Sl• IMH, CA ,.,.,., ~ f"'\ llu!otMt\ h <OMUCled 1W •II In I fllvl<ll;at • Olrl\ "'•"'"' • "'*ltlleo Otano-Cfftl 0.11~ PllO(, ' 0.C H .JI, t.,f...OJfll 1, 14, lt7? ~,. Sho~ DWhere eS1gners Shop. Design Plozo Is o one-of·o-klnd shopping d1stnct tucked Into o quiet corner of bustling Newport Center. Along these ottrocuve courtyords. In airy wood studios ond shops. ore ort golleries. home furnishings. accessories ond spedolry scores where the area's finest inrerior decorators shop for chot spec1ol 1cem-or room-or service. Offices of several 1ntenor design firms ore here. along with those of graphic ortises, planners. orch1tects. horr fashion and other designers. Look for Muldoon's at the entrance to Des19n Plozo. Shop where designers shop. And where they work. too. DESICin PLAZA NEWPORT 0 CENTER Now in stock! The finest quality ARMSTRONG bare root roses. A beautiful assortment of colors and varieties to choose from. 0f)f'n Dolly 9om 10 (;pm Friday, Januery 7, tm Motorcycles Must Reduce Pollution SENIOR CITIZENS II loat Off All WASJUNGTON CAP> -Motorcycles are coming under the purview ot federal antipoUullon lnw11. The Environmental Protection Agen· cy has announced t.Mt motorcycles built after neict Jan. 1 will have to reduc• emi.asion.s by at lea.st coe-third. llld earboft mOCloJllde by 49 ltPAaaid. At present DO motorcycles to emission control. Tbe age aid motorcycles pollute the a1r with a ut six times more bydrocarboos and more than twice u much carbon monoxide per mile than automobiles meeting cur· rent pollution standards. Uolted States each year, EPA aaid. The other 30 percent a"" off.road cycles not subject to the 1970 Clean Air Act. JU Pare••••• vr OH L ru111c 4su av ING • ~li!ll!ll o~ hull sr:~101t cmzl~vtNG~ ,LAN AT NO COST TO YOU. THE 8TA.NDAllD8 OOVEll all street cycle enain• types with a displacement ol at leaat SO cubic centimeters. allege Pharmacy 1 1 • ,\ ''' , rt ~ : • • ! ~ Tim 8TANDARD8 CAIL tor tw1btt em.Wklo reducUona by Jan. l , UB>, lo cut hydrocarbons by a total~ 54 percent The regulations wil.I alll>IY to roughly 70 percent of the motottycles aold in the The EPA eaUmated that the emission standards wllJ add $f7 lo the average aale price of motorcycles in 1978 and l.979. ;all Pre·PoW IX ,,.._, HtHN<I SALES • •W CW . .... ( \1 • W • I t •,,,' • ' \t \0 I"(' A~WI ........ Stllt Dropped An $8 million libel s u it aga ins t Sen . William Proxmire, brought because of tµs monthly "Golden Fleece" award to a psychologist d oing government-financed r esearc h on ag - gression, had been di s misse d b y a federal judge. Survival Biscuits Assailed ·WASHI NGTON <AP> -The Pentagon's Civil Defense agency is re. commending that state ;md local officials get rid of about 100,000 tons of "survival biscuits" stored in fa llout shelters as far back as the early 1960s. The ag e n cy s aid T hursday lt notified d ir ectors a round the country that the cereal· hued biscuits" have out- lived their usefulness and no longer should be retained for human me ... WHILE T H E un · opened cans of biscuits "pose no imm edi ate hazard," the agency s aid. they should be destroyed or otherwise disposed or. It is up to the state and local authoritie s to follow through on the re- commendations, federal officials said. 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The federal govern· ment originally bought 165 ,000 t o ns o r the biscuits for about $70.4 million between 1962 and 1964 SI NCE T HEN. tt\e agency said. about 6S.OOO tons of the biscuits have been shipped as disaster relief overseas or dis· ~ of locally because olapollage In its ootUicatioo to state and local Civil Defense directors last September, the agency alto rttommended dis· posal of medicines in about 444,000 medical kits which ha ve also been s tored In fallout shelters since t.be !!Mins. HO WEVER , BAN· dages and other non· perishable s upplies in thocse kits may be used as local authorities decide, federal officials said. The medical kits cost the government about $14 mil1Jon. The shelters also con· ta.in nearly 1.4 million sanitation kits provided by the federal govern- ment at a cost of $9.8 million. These may still be used, officials said. 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Call a Daily Pilot AO.VISOR 642-5678 South Coast Plaza -Costa Mesa, 3333 Bristol St, 546·9321 Westminster Mall -Goldenwest at San Diego FWY .. 898·2521 Due to lnvtntOfY we d open Wedneeday •t noon Sunct.y 12 noon to IP·"'· Monday thN s.turdey, 10a.m.to1:30 p.m. CIOss Lure A . I ... mazing. The feeling or excitement upon •Viewing your first hologram must be similar to that sense of woader experienced by turn-of· the-century nickelodeon au· diences. The crude, nickering images showed nothing more than a passing parade, a burning house or a cruhing wave. But it wa:-. people and things. And they were moving! Walking past the hologram (a three-dimensional image) or a pretty brunette you get the same feeling of awe. She not only ap· pears real. but she 1s winking al you. And blowing a kiss. Amazing! The above.mentioned brunette is the "property" of the physics department at Cal State Long Beach. It is one of many visual aides used in a course taught by Dr. Simon George, professor of physics. "This is a fairly good attrac· tioo," says George, with an un derstated smile as he switches off the winking brunette. It has, in fact, proved to be an errective drawing card for what George describes as his one- semester course for the "more creative at heart." HE nRST TAUGlrr the conti- nuing education class, Light, Lasers and the Visual Image, three years ago. <It begins again Jan. 12, running through Jan. 21 ). The question. he says, "'as "How can you teach science to people who are not science ma- jors?" Cluttering the chalkboard with complicated mathematics formulas would turn them off. The class must be enjoyable to the students who, at the same time, are learning something. The class is loaded with in· teresting demonstration-lectures on color perception, image formation on optical instru- ments, science or color, light and vision, holography, spectra of elements, fiber optics, infrared photography and others. George has attracted prospec- tive school teachers. art students and other non-majors. Twice, he has received g rants for the course. in addition lo winning a National Science Teacher's Award. Instead of beginning with a heavy discussion of optics fun- damentals, he captures interest by demonstrating examples of polarized light, holograms, kinetic art C argon ion l aser- produced multicolored movies> and optical illusions. THE STUDENTS learn how each demonstration was done and are told they will be creating similar projects. But before do· ing this they are told they need an elementary understanding of the basic principles of optics. This, says George, prepares them mentally for learning basic physics. By far one of the most interest- ing demonstrations is the holo- gram. which the students learn to make. Described as the photographs of the future. they are three- dimensional images stored on a high resolution photographic plate, which has been exposed with a laser. The theory was developed in the late 1940s, but remained largely impractical until the laser was invented in the early Anne Barden, UCLA student health advocate, is using her experience as steppingstone to nursing career. Dr. Simon George and classroom attraction. O.lly l'IMI PllotollY ,_kMNK~ -· 1960s. Several hologr aphic studios, producing "living portraits," have cropped up around the country, including the Los Angeles area. Like the early days of television, passers-by often crowd around the shop win- dow gazing awe-struck at the life-like images staring at them. Customers, willing lo plunk down several hundred dollars, can have holograms made of themselves for display in their own living rooms. GEORGE CA.ND OTHERS> en- vision holographic television and movies by the turn-of·the· centur)'. "I think," he says, "we'll see some dramatic ap· plication of lasers and holo- grams." One laser benm, in fact, is capable of carrying 80 million television channels. One beam also has more information carry· ing capacity than all the radio and microwave frequencies in civilian and military use com- bined. Businesses, says George, could have holographic outdoor ad- vertisements, with diffe rent signs on the same board (seen at different viewing angles), thus saving space. Great works of art-paintings and sculptures -one day will be available to everyone around the world to~ viewing in life-site, close-up detail. The possibilities seem endless. Could it someday even be possible that college professors will pre-hologram their lectures. e limin a tin g th e need for their presence 10 the classroom? "Ah," says. George with a laugh, "it's possible." BEA ANDERSON, Editor Friday, January 7. 19n Bl ' '• ·:fl . '• . ' I f . I 'II .. , li:'• .. Jl1 .. Good Health Advocated •I Two revolutionary student-run health programs at UCLA have resulted in better student health care at lower cost. Kn own as peer health counselors and health advocates, the two programs help bridge the gap between UCLA students and t.leir student health service. Both are staffed by s pecially trained students who provide informa· lion, screen minor ailments and assist doctors with many medical procedures. One student, Anne Barden of Balboa Island, became involved through her sorority, Alpha Delta Pi. "We h ad had a health advocate in our sorority before," she said, explalning that she had seen the benerils of having an advocate around. Tbe ad vocates obtain free medicine, refer students to the heilth center and make them aware of its facilities, sbe added. Miss Barden also is interested in the job because she is a pre· nursing and English major at the university and she now works summers and vacations as an aide at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Presbyter} an. ACCOllDING TO a UCLA spokesman, resultsofthetwopro- grams bave been "<lramatlc." UCLA s tudents now are able to better care tor themselve.'i and leave the doctors more time for serious maladies. "The two programs are unique in their approach to health care - and other colleges B.l'e starting to copy them," said Eileen Nebel Levine, associate dean of stu- dent.I and a health instruct.or. "I think the main reason the progrllms are such a success is that the student workers are more accessible to students than doc- tors at the health service. .. And then there's the problem of trust. Students often feel more comfortable d iscussing health problems with someone their own age. They know the counselors and advocates won't be punitive or moralistic." Peer health counselors are stu- dent volunteers, specially trained by the UCLA medical staff, who offer one-to·one counseling on all health-related issues. In addition to their campus counseling om ce, peer health counselors operate a self-help cold clinic three days a week in Pauley Pavilion, UCLA's sports arena. THE STUDENT counselors help with taking temperatures, checking throats and dispensing cold med.lcines. They alsoeducatetheirfellowstu- dents on cold care and prevention. Now two years old, the cold clinic screens more than SOO stu- dents per quarter. ''The student health service found that many of the students coming in fo r treatment had nothing more than common colds and other minor ailments," said Ms. Levine, who holds a masters degree in public health. "A common cold doesn't or- dinarily require a doctor's care, yet these cold cases were taking up doctors' valuable time. The cold clinic has freed them for more challet1ging work and generally made ihe student healt h ser vice more cost- effective." Peer h ealth counselors also help with pregnancy screening, provide nutrition infonnatian and staff a contraceptive counseling and education clinic. 1be student volunteers are planning to sponsor another health fair this year, inviting community health organitations to set up informa- tional booths. NEW PEER HEALTH counselors a re chosen each spring, according to UCLA junior Karen Blick, student director. All work without pay except the directors, who receive a small stipend. Funding comes from the stu· dent legislative council's student well are commission. Ms. Blick, a future dietitian, said she looks for empathy when interviewin g prospective counselors. Health advocates is similar to PHC 1n ita mission. But health ad- \tocates undereo more intensive 1"l1 ... a sm~l . ) training and are paid wage. To become a health advocate. one must pass a four-unit pubJic, health class, taught by M~ Levine, which covers basic fira aJd, common health problems college students, nutrition, m~ tat health and counseling techni-\ , ques. ·, STRATEGICALLY PLACED in campus living groups, health advocates handle minor medical and emotional concerns. They are supplied with first aid kits and nonprescription drugs. Each advocate meets regularly with an assigned doctor or nurse- practilioner lo r eview the various "cases" he or she has seen. Like peer health counselors. ad-- vocates learn to r ecognize more serious conditions and refer these students to profegsional health services. ,. The student health workers come from diverse fields of studY. i n c l u d i n g a r t , E n g l i s b.i psychology. biology and ge~ graphy. • Why are students willing to give up leisure hours to serve as peer health workers? ''Many just enjoy dealing with people," Dean Levine said. ''Knowing how to work with peo- ple can be valuable in many ()f their future careers. Also I.here are some students who really f~ aneedto behelpingothers." , . : Home Atmosphere Deliv~rs Comfort~ NEW YOllK (AP> -Mothers.to-be who would like to have their babies in homelike surroundings, with their family at their • sides, but who want. to mirumize medical risk to themselves and their newborn, can now have the best of both worlds at New York Medical College -Flower and Fifth Avenue Hospitals. The New York City medical facility recently opened a ••Famlly Living Room," and all·in-one labor-delivery room. It combines the physical and psychological comforts of home with instant avallability or sophisticated medtcal equipment and procedures vital to the health of bOlh mother and infant, accord- ing to Dr. Martin L. Stone, proressor and chairman or the col · lege's department oC obstetrics and gynecology. "In the hospital Uving room, the mother can be as relaxed as she would be if she were having her baby at home," says Dr. Stone. "During her labor period, she may sit up in an easy chair or lie 1n bed. watch TV. read. chat with her husband or other re· laUve or friend she has chosen to share the adventure of birth . with." At the same time, Dr. Slone acIOs, sb e knows that should an emeraeo.cy ariH·, the most advanced help medical aclence bu to offer is onJ,y seconds away, just down the corridor ln the bolpltal'a convenUonal delivery room. The room is the newest addition t.o P'lower and Fltt.h Avenue Hospitals' Family-centered Maternity Progra_m, a CQJ!l· prehensive package of "prepared and shared parenthood" services which Includes education In prepared childbirth for father as well as mother, and labor, delivery and postpartum after childbirth follow-up care. Or. Don M. Sloan. director of the pro9ram, says the l'()Om was established out ol a conviction that ·'in-hospital maternity care should be as com passionate, personalJ1ed ud family-centered u possible within standards of aalet,y." The events surrounding the blrth of a child aboUld be an emo· Uonally satisfying eicpcrience for all members oftbe family. Thia contributes to the development of a healthy family unit.•' Dr. Stone cites the recent experience of Lillian and Richard Frey. Elmhurst, N. Y .• as a eood ex.ample. The Freys didn't arrive at the hospital unUI a few minutes alter midnight, and long after Mn. Frey's labor paina had becun. The six-week prenat.al educatioq course she and ber bus band had taken, lnstrucUng them 1n Lam"'lle exercise, breathing and relaxaUon tec:hni<J.ues, bad _prepared them so they knew what lo expect anCI weren l thrown by lhe lint labor pain. "~1009 looking in on the Freyt a few minutes ~r they set· lied Into the Family Uvinc Room mlaht have thouabt they were •till at home," Dr. Stooe relates. Mn. Frey sat tn a ~ldnt ch&lr, her husband tn a comfort a· • ble chair by her side, both watching the late show on television. If the TV show became boring, there were books and maguines in the black walnut·slained hutch, all courtesy of in· terlor decorator Dr. Stone, who shopped for the Family Living j Room fW'ni.sbinp himself. At about 1 : 20 a.m., Dr. Stone, who had checked his patient's • proeress every 10 minute', decided the time had come. Mrs. Frey got into bed -which looks like the ordinary bed fol' sleeping but h•aU tbe trapping$ nfcessary for delivery of babies. Halt an hour later, she and her husband shared the eltbillrat-inc experience or watdllng, in the large tilted mlrror at the root or the bed, the birth of the1r eight-pound daughter. Her husband, Mrs. Frey recalls, "really enjoyed it. He talked all the way through. It was easr and relaxed with him there. I don't thlok I could have done it without him." Of lete, there has been renewed iaterest in ha..-i.og babies at home, Dr. StOIHJ ncMI. AIU.Ugh 80 pereent ol •ll dellveri_..re normal and do not require special medical attentJoo, the physi- cian views out-of-hospital btr1hs with a c'auU0\13 eye. "We belleve bables abould be bom in hoepltals not because we regard pregnu.cy as a nine ma.th·k>na diMue but because mother and cbJJd deserve every possible sateauard," he says. -·-~ ;--,t ! R OM. V PfLOT ;~They're • . . . ~~A Cut .".: • ~Above .. ·, rt was the year of · the super haircut. Proving the point :.ant tbe 10 belt coif'. . ..fured women of 1976, 1 ;' :~lected by the Helene ~urtis Guild of ~-~~ f ~ S & i 0 D 8 1 -~tylists. ~i~ Whether chooatna a ase, geometric or ·~edge cut, each .~ounts on frequent 1 ~rofessional cutting · :fol' her winning style. ..... Named to honor roll , E (clockwise, from ~ left) Shirlee (Mrs. ~. eory) Fonda, singer ~1 Toni Tennille. TV stars Sandy Duncan aod Suzanne Plesbette, entertainer Ann-Margret, fashion model Cheryl Tiegs, TV sportscas ter Phyllis George, ac· tress-singer Liza Min- nelli, world champion ice skater Dorothy Hamill and TV celebrity Mary Tyler Moore. Scorpio Change Due SATURDAY, JANUARY 8 By SYDNEY OMARR A.KIES <March 21 Apnl 19): Accent on employment, steady pace, special service, refininc techniques. realhaUon that belna alone ls not same as be1q lonely. TAURUS (April 20-May •>: Good lunar apect coincides now with creativity, feel- ing, emotional responses, •bllity t.o create. to make others aware ol your ability and style. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You attract people t.o you with thelr problems. Key ls t.o do your best without becomlne bogged down in a morass ol red t•pe. bkkeiin1. puling. whining. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Highlight originality -be an innovator. You have chance t.o draw attention to plans, concepts, formats. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Cycle rematna high -windfall comes your way. You could strike pay dirt. Someone, who dld something unsavory, is trytq to "make up" for it. You are direct beneficiary. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Take ln· itiative. Sweep aside secret fears, doubta. A meeting takes place. You are not present, but you are the ·'ma.In subject." LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Check statistics. Follow formula that bas pro- ven value. Individual wbo claims to know so very much may be whisUing ill da.rk. Re- ly on your own sour~. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Good lunar aspect highlights friendship, reward from professional endeavors -and romance. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Highlight ability to discern a real bargain. Stick to quality. Ga.in cooperation of family member. Professional superior wants you al more elevated pocsltion. '.Dentist's Relatives Hit a Nerve CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Non· material objects. concepts take on a greater meaning for you. CommunicaUon, ability t.o perceive potential -these att .bighllgbted, along with spiritual aware-ness. • DEAR ANN : I 'm a $truggling youne dentist who needs your help. The • ~roblem : Free-loading relatives. Pleas e don't Jsay , "Tell 'em )ourself." I don't have the nerve. Just let me $ay something through )'Our column to these folks. DEAR RELATIVE: The rent doesn't s top just because you are sitting in my nol·yet-paad-for chair, and the dental lab .Acupuncture? doesn't forget to send a bill for the gold I just put in your mouth. I think cl you as a patient when you are in my office, and I wish you would thinJc of me as a dentist -not a nephew. cousin, brolber- in-law or uncle. I would be happy to give you a discount if you asked for one, but please don't expect me to work Cor nothing just because we happen to be related. My education cost me No Weigh ls there• sure-fire way to l06e weight? Some people think .acupuncture is the answer and have report· · ed "fantastic results" from the lnsertion d the tiny needles in selected parts of the body According t o Dr Martin Mok or Harbor General Hospital , acupuncture ts not an ef. fective therapy for obest· ty, however. Dr . Mok . s taff anestheslologis t and director of the pain clink at the hospital, conducted a controlled scientific study which concentrat- ed on ear acupuncture, the most common method used for weight control, to obtain his re- sulta. "Moet of tbe 'fantasuc results · reported to date," be said. "wereob- ta In e d wh e n e ar acupuncture was com· birled with other weight· reducmg procedures like diuretics, group therapy, diet.ing ordrugs" In Or. Mok's study, acupuncture was used exclusively The subjects were not on any other weight-r educing pro- eram. The 24 parliclpants were divided into two eroups. both of which re- . celved ear acupuncture, though ln dlfrerent areas. The experimental group r e c e ived acupuncture at the points dtheear which affect the mouth and the stomach- · areaa involved In the pbyalcal senstllon of hunger. Tbe second. or "con- trol" group. received acupuncture in the areas which affect the ankle andsboulder. P•tients were nol in· formed as t.o which group they were In, Or. Mok said. No significant dlf· fereoces in welgbt loss between the two rroops were noted, he ~dded. and no dltferences were recorded when a almllar study wu conducted with . a 1roup of laboratory • animals. Interviews with pa· UPHOLSTERY .... ,.w .. ....... lftJH.._. ..... c-. ....... Uents revealed that only one-third of them ex· perienced loss of appetite and none said it was slgnl!fcant. Therefore. no appreciable weight loss was effected. "Obesity is a very com- plex problem." Dr. Mok said. "Many people do not eat simply because they are hungry. Many eat because they are nervous. "Thus, if a patient does OOl change bis or her fun· damental eating habits and depends on an ex· t.ernal f•ctor. whether it be acupuncture or drugs, result.a are usually not successful." Harbor General is a campus or the UCLA School of Medicine. A,..hftt'l •U57IO\ thousands or dollars. I bad to borrow the money. I'm trying bard to get out or debt and It isn't easy. The only way I'll make it is by collect· ing for my work. Right. now seven re- latives are due for a slx· month check·up. U you could print this letter, Ann, sometime earlY In January, I'd be grateful. -YO\fflG DENTISI' IN YOUR TOWN, U.S.A. DEAR DENTIST: Here'• your letter. ADd now, ahace yoa don't have tbe nerve to tell 'em yourself, will you pleue •'IND &be nene to hue copies of tJdt colamn made ud send It alone with• "dls- eomted" bW to every re. lathe who alts ID Yolll' M·ye~p•ld-/or chm! lt'• tbe on.11 way &o 10. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I've never written to you before but I couhtn 'l resist com- menting on your answer to "Ignored in San Jose." It will be a deep-freeze day In bell when l put my In-laws ahead of my parents. I respect my wife's mother and father but my own Mom and Weddings~ and Engagements To avoid disappointment. prospective brides are reminded to have their wedding stones w1 lh black and ~hate g lossy photographs to the Daily Pilot People Department one week before lhe wedding. Pictures received after that tame ~ill not be used. For engagement announcements it is imperati\'e that the story , also accom- panied by a black and white glossy pk· ture. be s ubmitted six weeks or more before the wedding date; otherwise it will not be published. To help fill requlrements on both wed - ding and engafement stories. form.; are available in al Daily Pilot offices. Fur- ther questions will be answered by People Department staH members at 642·4321. .. ·: ..,. -1 ~~~·!1 . 'Jll L1il Bl Dad come first -after my wife, of course. Please don't print that corny poem again that says, "A son la a son till be takes a wile, but a daughter is a daughter all of her life." It's not true.-A.S. DEAR A.S.: Abom • o&Mn wrote to tell me &be aame tldD1. Nlee te> . bow &llere are ao mU,J loyal sou aroud. Yoa made 1 a lot of mo&ben laappy today. DEAR ANN : The other night I did a terri· ble thing. I stood a guy up. The fellow Is Dice enough but before be came to get me I sudden· ly re8liied I didn't want to go out with him. I wrote a note, tacked it to the door and went to visit a girlfriend. I'm a college senior and know darned well what I did was rotten. It was a.I.so cheap, coward· Jy and deceitful. I should have said no when be asked me out instead of saying yes and ruining both bis evening and mine. But when a fellow says, "Would you like to go out with me?" it seems awfully cruel to say, "No, I wouldn't." • ~ I u • Ann~ Landers Do you have any sug- gestions on bow t.o polite- ly retuse a date without inventing a phony boyfriend ? - ASHAMED OF ME DEAR ASHAMED: U JOit doll'& wul to p oat with a fellow, almply say, "I've got to cat b8ek on &Ile aoclal Ule and br· lag my 1rades ap -W. &banb for aaklac." Are your parents too strict? Hard to reach? Ano (.anders' booklet, "Bugged by Parents? How to Get More Freedom," could help you bridge the eenera· tJoa gap. Send a cents In coin with YOQI' request and a lone. stamped, self-addressed envelope to Aon Landers. P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, 111. 6012.o. F-..UC 11lectlorlt of • i • I • < i • n1m1 bnnd home fumilhings hive bltn aubltlntillty rtduc:ed. Don't ""' ••. mike your •l•CtiOM now •.. prices ... "'"' be better. AQUAIUUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Nothing la lukewarm now -it is bot or cold. all Ot' nothing. Includes Investments, work com- mitments, special relationship. U you're playing games, pull up stakes . PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Time la on your side -know It and play waJtlng game. Accent on contacts, contracts, special docu. ments, commitments, relationship wilb partner, mate. 2 For 1 Sale Sweaters Tops Jackets Pants Dresses Bikinis All sales are flnalf The Seeond Glance l 16 N MAIN ST 71 'l'1 W ()CEAN FRONT HUNTINGTON BEACH N£Wf'ORT BEACH Both StOl'H Nur Tho l'lc. / winter sale! I lOAAANCE 23649 H•wnion.. &hid, 1213) 31•1279 NEWPORT 8EACH 1721 W..1cl1ll Or. 111•1 w ,2050 l~GUNA 8EACH 3'5 Nortfl Co..1 .. wy. 171•) .... , A~L IT~U C>nfll MOlllDAY THIW SATUi.OAV -i NA TO I JO PM • • K ~ I • • IOOMER rec~ ~Ar 'bu·~ NOT AtAti.'~ttO, YOONG /lfl/IJllllli1:::i ~AN .,,.-.. .... "' by Wm,. F. Brown and Mel Casson ! 9UPf05£ ~~ MOST at: (:-:;-- f(){;H AND 8t:AUf1AJL.? • INSIDE WOODY ALLEN by Joe Marthen Oil. HELMHol TZ, WHAT IS Pl:A™ Lll(E? PHIL.OSOPHE~ CJJJ ONLH GL.IESSAT A DESC~IPTION OF T..IE EXACT STATE OF NON8€JNG. 01.lT ™EY DO AGREE ... AFTER ~U 016:,'yt)UR ~EOIT AATING 6-0e5 rov.JN. Q.J ONE POINT •.• FUNKY WINKERBEAN TANK McNAMARA rr'7 ®Y. l U~t'. 1"E ~TING ~PUTE'R tMo£A Mr7TAl<G. YOV J~T GOT PIVOl?C.tD f R'OM A JOCk'. ... ... nL lfA\IE. NANCY ~ NO,TA>-!K. ~ HE:RE I I'M ~~. L'XU. 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Hoped-for Price War Appears Unlikely In San fo'rDncl.sC'O It was bilJ ca.sf' that brouaht the appeals board ruJlng APWl...- 8R0UGtfT RULING - Richard Corsetti. who operates Bob's Liquors in ·San Francisco. brought tabout the appeals court rul· fng and continues to dis· .fPunl his wares by about 20 ({>ercent. He 's in the minority. Phone Bill TaxDropsl% . General Telephone has an· nounced a reduction in the federal excise tax on telephone bills. Phone bills received alter Jan. ~ .will be taxed at 5 percent in· f,tead of 6 percent. The J percent reduction is a result of con· ,cresaional legislation passed in 1970 to reduce the 10 percent ex· ~e tax on telephone service by l percent each year, starting in 1973. Toll calls renected on any biJls fpceived after Jan. 1 will be axed at the 5 percent rate. even if the calls were made before january, as long as they were fllade alter Nov. 1. You're It never happened and, in· duatry opinion has It, prices will stay as they are unW the issue wends Its way through the courts to a deciaioo by tho atate Supreme Court. "WE'RE 1''1GURJNO it will take t0mewhere between a year and a year and a hall." said Georae Reece. deputy director of the Alcohol Beverage Control <ABC> Board, the agency charted witb policing liquor price laws. Vlolatlons have been rare, Reece saJd. with 134 reported statewide during the last year. Stores seem unwilling to t.ry dis· count pricing until the courts make a ruling that could shake an industry that had estimated retail sales of $.1.9 billion during fiscal 1978. It was an ABC disciplinary ac· tioo against a San Francisco li· quor retailer for cut-rate prices that was overturned by the Calllornla Alcoholic Beverage Appeals Board Dec. 2 in a ruling that called the price laws "legallied price fixing." mE PRICE LAW works like this: The supplier or liquor, beer or wine -whlcb can be the pro- ducer. wholesaler or distributor -posts a "minimum" price ror the product. Stores may charge more, but the law says they can- not charge less. Supporters of the law contend that competition keeps prices at their minimum level. Fair trade laws have been re- pealed for other products sold in Callrornia but, wilb strong back· ing from retailers and tacit sup- port from suppliers, the rules re- main in effect for alcohol. ·•we have an orderly market and everything is going good : people are em ployed and the state is getting a good amount of truces, why destroy it?" said Vic· tor Mandella of Sacramento. pt~ side.at of the California Retail Li· quor Deal era Association. A NtJMBEll OF other slates don't have the mlnlmum price law• and some, Including Art.zona. have repealed t.beirs re· cently. Mandella said other states may have lower prices ror Mhs. quarts and haJf -gallons. but added, "they charge more for pinta, ball pints a.nd ~to make up for it, and the little guy picks up the lab.'' In neiJhboring Nevada, which doesn't bave minimum price laws. a half-gallon of a well· known gin sells for SS to $8 less than it does in California. Fifths are about 20 percent cheaper in Nevada while pints cost about the same. MANDELLA CONTENDS that restrictions keep large chains from slashing prices and driving ''Mom and Pop" stores out or business. But Harry Snyder. director or the West Coast regional office or Consumers Union. publisher of Consumer Reports, said stales that have ended fair trade laws "don't seem to be s uffering from disarray, just lower prices." "They said the same thing when price controls were re· moved from small appliances. the market would go into dit1at· ray and it would lead to elimina· tJon of small businesses," Snyder said. "WE li'OUND NO small re· t.ailers went out or business. They could offer a full Une of products, not like the large chains that carry something from a number or producers. and they offered convenience and service. There b no evidence the marketplace will suffer." Mandella maintains that con· sumers dD have protect.ion under present laws and that eliminat· ing the price structure offers no guarantee prices will go down. Got a problem? Then umte to rot Dunn. Pot unll cut red tape. getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities m government and l>u&i· ness. Moil your questions to Pot Dunn At Your Sermce. Orange Coast Daily Ptlot. P 0 . Box 1560. Costn Mesa. CA 92626. Include your telephone numher The column appears daily except Saturdays Table lna't Tabled l' et a customer. DEAR PAT: I ordered a dining room table from The Oak Works in Westminster on Aug. 14, 1976. The table was to have been delivered within six weeks. Several delivery appointments were set up, but no delivery was made. I still don't have my table, but the owner has my $60deposit. l can't get any further response in spite or repeated phone calls and letters. Not a shopper. Shoppers ore those anonymous bodies onoched to cold cash. You·11 find them nearly everywhere. Ac Fashion Island. we think of people as customers Thoe 1s. people who come bocl' Friends. So we treot them hke we expect to see them ogo1n. Warmly Fashion Island Is o special shopping experience W1ch open-oir courtyards ond o ver 60 fine scores lc's o place where people ore special So when you re tired of being treated flke another shopper In o oowcf. experience Fosh1on l}lofld. Where things ore wormer fOI the sot1sfoct1on of our cuscome~ ,- FASH ~N) ISLAND NEWPORT 0 OEM'TER F .S., Laguna Niguel A spokesman at "Regal Billiards" in Westmlnater HY• tlaa& 11le Oak Works' owner "has split." Be did leave some bulldlng materials behind. however. la an effort to recoup some ol the rental space moaey owed by TOW's owner, the bllllard parlor b try lag to arrange to bave orders completed as promlled ror Uaoee persou •bo bad made a de- posit. Comtact Eddie Adamsoa by going to 1345 In· d1IStr7 Way, Weatntlmter, or by phoDlag 814-7110. Yoa alao aaay wut to Ille a complaint wl&Jt the W.._.tter PoUce Deputmeat. a.Ii o.nt .... A11noered DEAR PAT: ArethereanynaUonwideorganiza. lions to help parents of young people Involved with cultJS? I need a fast answer. L.L.,lrvine 11te Cltbee1 Frftdom Foandadoll, Box Z.SC, Chula Vlata, CA 9201.Z, l8 operated by parenta of yoatlg people wl&o bave gooe oft with cuJta. It bu dlaptera a..t afftlla&es ~ u.e coa.ntry. lta major •otk tanlves dtltribating lDformatloo about Ute udlea ud da•1en of caJts. I& a.lao cu offer ad· vtce to pareata oa reKUe rndltocls and ~lualquea of pott·reteae rellabtuuUoo. Retllnl to Peraottal -__ ..:::==============:::::::---.:t:Wc==e~,:...:Bo=::•:.:l::5t:.,:..:L~laeola==· MA ttm, ls ~rated H · claahely by pro- ....-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.,,easlooals. Personal .. .. Quality. Selection. Service and Price ••. People arc discovering tttar quality, selecdon , trnd excellent service don't hav~ to cost more Sec the Cadillac Master Dealer. Nabers Cadillac 2600 Harbor Blvd., Cost11 Mesa (714) 540-9100 a.olce devotes l&aelf to 1eUlag ap a cleartag laoaae for lafornaatlon, promot1a1 an educa· Uoaal proJ(r&m and .. alDtalalng a aaUoaaJ wetwork of coaasellD( ••cl tlilerapy aervlcu . AKlloulb this or•aalu· doa I• located in tbe BottGe area, It can pn>- YSM referral• elaewt.eft. SenUnar Schedaled Personal and pro- feaalonal develoi>ment wtll be the subject of a ooe-day semlnar for aecnwies and other or. flee penonnel to be held Tueada)' at tha M arrlot.t Hotel, Newport Beach. Thia semlnar provides trainfng in interpersonal rdallon.sblps. lramac· tlonal analysis, ldtdify· lng or iJtren(Uls. com· munlcatlon and Ume manaaement. Purpoee "' to help attretartes aod other omce pcnoand make m.ore effective~ d their penona.J aDd pr.> ~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-resaJociaJakW.. Exact flgures aren't available. but industry estimates any out of the approximately 10,900 liquor liceoaes in Callrornla, about 7 .800 are traditlonal "Uquor stores." TRE BEST ARE sprinkled among large cbaln markets. drug stores and other outlets. Mandella. whose organlzatlon represents 3.000 member stores. believes that If price controls were lifted there would probabl)' be "a drastic drop for about six months. Then, I think. you'll fmd a lot of smaller retailers already having a rough time being eliminated ... and then prices can go right back up." Snyder disagreed. "THE ISSUE IS really one or free enterprise and I.be consumer belief that when the system opentes they get the best price. lf It's made to work I.here should be no need for this artificial sup- port or liquor prices ... Snyder and the appeals board decision both cited I.he fact that rn.ny brands arc priced within l cent or each other as 11roof the current aetup has led to price fix· lng within the market. The Issue bas been before the state Supreme Court twice before. and the law baa been up- held both times. 'M\e matter Ls DOW in a state appeals court but is expected to go before the state high court again. Thls time, those favoring abolition say, re- cent elimination of other price laws at the state and federal level roay wipe out the liquor price law. SELLEas wuo. IN the jargon, "bomb" prices -lnclud· ing discounts of up to one third - do It quietly with customers they believe they can trust. Most "bombers" are centered in tbe San Francisco Bay area. off\cials say, apparently because a bigh concentration of liquor licenses in the region makes lbe thought of more volume attractive enough to risk action by the ABC. Discounting openly is Richard Corsetti, who runs Bob's Uquors The ABC continues to cite him on gr<>unda a final declslon must be made In the courts. But Corsetti continues to advertiae and seU at low prices. aboUt JO percent orf. ''They say I'm wrong, my •t· tomey said l 'm right." said Corsetti. "l 've been tbrou1h courts. bearings and spent thousands of dollars. Now 1 hove> this dedslon and that's aJI It ... take.s tor me." Pace Surges Ca.U!ornJa 's buUding pa~ aur· ged in November. accordln& to Security Pacific Bank, set.Ung a monthly record with $1.07 billion In building permit autborlta· lions. The bank says California's November pace marked a 7 per· cent Improvement over the mM· tb·earlier reading and wu marked the fourth time in the state's history that permit valua- tions topped the bUUoo·doUar mark in a month. AT&T Seeks Sidestep WASlilNGTON CAP> -The American Telephone & Tele- graph Company bas asked the Supreme Court to rule quickly that the courts have DO jurisdic· lion in the Justice Department's antitrust suit against the Bell System. lo an attempt to sidestep the appeals courts, AT&T asked the high court Thursday to review immediately a lower court's de· cisloo that federal courts have jurisdiction in the case. AT&T said the legal proceed· ings in the case would be "the most massive undertaking in the history or the American judicial system," taking al least 10 years to settle and ultimately costing the company and the govern· ment more than Sl billion. ( IN SHORT ) 'nght~ Taz Mzed WASHINGTON (AP) Proposed curbs on tax shelters used extensively by high-income ind.Jviduals have been witbdrawn ·by Treasury Secretary William E.Simon. Simon said the measures. which would have toughened tax. treatment of fimited partnerships, bad been formalized without bis knowledge and he wanted to <lli· cuss them with Internal Revenue Over The Counter HASOUstilM)1 Commluioner Donald Alexander and Charles Walker. uslstant Treasury secretary for tax policy . /tf~ee /tff•t• cw.a MEXICO CITY (AP) -The Mexican government will mint new 100-peso silver coina worth s.5 each at the current exchange rate in an effort to st.em inflation and force Mexicans to save more money. • The announcement or the coinage by the Treasury Depart· meot did not specify how many coins will be minted in the flnt issue·next March. But the usual11 reliable newspaper El Sol said the issue consists or 2.5 tnilllon pieces with a total content ol 50 torus of silver. MUTUAL FUNDS I I Friday"8 Closing P~ices • \ NYSE . COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Friday: January 7, 1177 llN DAIL V PILOT •.S 'Disap ointing ' fl. Cons umer T e s • c:; Foils Majority ~ By SYLVIA PORTER ~ .. I o Do you know what your rlghta are wben you have a dt11 pute with the automobile repair shop? Wha\ prolec:Uon ~ law iives you if you receive unsolicited merchandise ln the mail? Jf you need a lawyer to sue in Small Claims Court? As part of her senior year studies at Hofstra Univenlty, Hempauad, NY. Heidt Ackerman Gale designed and con· dueled a survey among students and teuchers. Her al in: to determine bow much her peer group knew about state or federal laws and consumer protection regula· tlons. Her key quesUon: whet.her the presumably better educated consumer ls more knowledgeable m handling day-to-day challenges of the marketplace tbal) the a verage citizen. Her findlngs: ''very disap- pointing.'' Money's Worth -The averagescore was38percent. -ONLY ONE .PERSON, AN ECONOMICS profess«. came out. with a perlectscore. Some of Mrs. Gale's questions are applicable only L9 New York state residents. but you may redesign them and test your knowledge. Each correct answer earns 6.25 pointS. Answer "true," "false'·' or "don't know," ' (1) Generally, when a credit ca.rd is lost or stolen, thb con.sumer ca.n be held liable for up to $50 U the indlvidu&l has not notified the card Issuer. (2) IT IS ILLEGAL TO ISSUE a credit card to an i4r dlvidual unless it has been requested by the individual. .. (3) A consumer who receives unsolicited merchandise has an obligation to pay the sender or return the merch~ dise. ~ (4) Unless otherwise stated, mall order merchandi.Se must be dell vered within 30 days from the order date. (5) The fair trade Jaw is still in etfect in New York state. •I (6) MOTOR VEmCLE REPAIR SHOPS In New Yor~ are required to be registered with tbe Commissioner ct Motor Vehicles. (7 I Credit card users may hold credit card companieS accountable for the quality and serviceability or purcbastid goods , (8) A consumer suing in small claims court must 1' represented by counsel (9) Manufacturers are no longer permitted to issuewai'- ranties that become invalid if the retailer goes out of bustl ness or d iscontinues seJling the item. CIO) CRAIN DISTIUBUTORSWPS OR "PYJlAMl~ sales" are legal in New York state . < 11 > Pet shops are licensed by the Department <it Agriculture. ' (12) Ingredients in food items must be listed in order at' quantity. · (13) There is a 30-day cooling-ore period on door-lo-door sales contracts. (14) Unit pricing of items in supermarkets is required in New York state. ' (15) In New York state, you must be 21 to be held liable for payment of a credit ca.rcJ or loan. • (16) Wearing apparel selling for more than $3 is (et quired to carry care labels. I The correct answers are: (1) true, (2) true, (3) false; (4) true, (5) false, (6) true, (7 ) true, (8) false, (9) true. uoi false, (11) false. (12) true, (13) false, (14) true, (15) false1 06) true. Market Dominated By Bargain Hunting NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market pieced together-1 a small gain today in a second straight session of cautious bargain hunting. Trading was moderate. Analysts said some buying was encouraged by the j market's relatively steady behavlor on Thursday and to· day. after the surprise selloff earlier in the week. l The Dow Jones average of 30 stocks gained 3.24 points to· I 983.13. I Stoc lu 111 The A neerlcan Leader• Spotlight NEW YORIC IAPl· Sales, • p.m. price Mid net <~noe 01 •~• llllMn mc>1t ac-tive Now YCl'k 510<-E•tha"9(' l•wc•. trad1"4 MllOM llY ot mo•• 11\an S1. a ... "h Lb....... UJ,000 32"t H1' Otcl<ltn ~•.. 300,300 75" Cltltorp ........ , 208,IOO 33"9 • .. Te•.CO Inc. tol,600 77"' • '• c;..n EIK 186,100 SJ .. • 't Alllt<I Chem 117,«XI 44 • 7 Net S.m1cn 171,600 lS I~ VS Sl"I... 111,XJO A11'> '·> Euron Ht4,200 u>·, • ,._ ~~T1.:r~s. . !:t= ~~, t~ Q\.aw -.Unh • 1i.,JOO 31"11 • ,, UAL II>(.. llS 000 16" 'lo .-.1N LltC . IU,000 33-.+ 1 ~IQ!\ El ... , tll,IOO ,,.,, .. 1. Do111l0Re•A verage • .~r•IAPI Fln•I OOW·-·-·· !IO IM ~ .. ~.1$' u\'%' ir-11• ~ ~ t111 t.M,d UUll UJA 2Ji, J • 1.s'1 0 Uit 101.71 Hiii ~ 101 .io ~'91 • 0.06 '~~Ii. ,~~·~ .. ~!:~'. .. ~~!:~~ .. ~·f,.;.~ ''·" • •• ••• • • • •• • • • • •••• ••• •l'l,400 urns .. .. . • • . .. . . . . • . .. . • .. . • •1.1co 6$ Sii! .......................... 2,W ,IOO \.-- -DAILY PILOT Frld!Y• Januiwy 7, 1977 :Big Statistics .. ~f Super Bowl: •.. ·People, Dollars PASADENA (AP)-Jlmaybe only a game, but Super Bowl XI is serious business ofJ the field - $105 million worth, promoters Sly. The trappings of the Min- nesota-Oak land professional football championship. the ban· quets, the cocktail parties, the endless string or press con- ferences, are straight out of Ringling Bros., Barnum and Bailey circus. The most impressive numbers are neither the passing statistics of Raiders quarterback Ken Stabler nor the rushing totals of Vikings running back Chuck Foreman. The big statistics here are peo- ple and dollars. "We estimate a total economic impact of between $85 million and $105 million," said Chris Hills, an official with the Los Angeles Convention and Visitors Bureau. More than 103,000 persons are expected for the game at the Rose Bowl. About 75 million more - stretching from Japan to Turkey -will watch on television. ·"It's Super Bowl fever at its highest pitch ,'' said Hills. The National Football League expects to gross $5.5 million from broadcast revenue and ticket Readers' Hot Corner Sports Editor Orange Coast Daily Pilot Dear Sir: Regarding your select.ions of the top ten athleUc stories of the year 1976, I feel the Daily Pilot writers have overlooked an im- portant accomplishment and have done so for the past few years. This year, in case you forgot, Golden West College won the State Community College Water Polo Championship. Since the water polo in California is superior to the rest of the nation and there are no playoffs between states, this is compara- ble to a national championship. I feel there is no excuse for omitting this achievement especially when you, as writers, included South Coast football which featured two large schools playmg in a smaJI school league. Big deal. This is also a good time to br- ing up the fact that I have never seen an article about the JOb Coach Tom Hermstad does with men's aquatics al ewe. In swim- ming the Rustlers are cooslstent- ly in the State's top ten and pro. duce many All-Americans. There i& the same wmnlng tradition ln water polo. Golden West has won the SoCal Conference championship elght years in a row. They have been in the State's top five teams in the wt five years straight, ruonerup in 1975 and winning it all in 1976. sales, but that's before expenses, which are considerable. The NFL is throwing a $75,000 cocktail party. It's paying $112,000 in rent for the Rose Bowl. The cost of incidentals such as plane tickets and lodging for the teams, and players' shares, run the total to some $2.S million in expenses Not to be outdone, the National Broadcasting Co., which will televise the game. is throwing a breakfast for 1,000 -featuring10 varieties of omelettes -with a tab which may bit $75,000. A Japanese firm is Oying in 120 of its executives from Tokyo for the game. An American company, unable to find suitable lodging for its corporate officials still ava.Uable in Los Angeles, is billeting them in Las Vegas and flying them in for the game. While corporate budgets are on J009e rein for the Super Bowl, there are also plenty of freelance high rollers in town Cor the game. A wealthy football fan from the Midwest, spending "Super Week" in a plush Los Angeles hotel. is keeping a limousine on 24-bolll' call in case he gets word of a lively Super Bow) party sWI goingat4 a.m. In this case, "Super Week," was kicked off by another game -the Rose Bowl. A bartender in a Pasadena hotel, bracing for an expected crush Saturday and Sunday, sald he's laid in a huge stock of ex- pensive liquor, since ''this crowd buys good stuff and doesn't nurse it along." The spending is giving com mercial interests in the Los Angeles area a veritable bonanza. All major hotels in Los Angeles are booked for the weekend. The luxurious itlew cylindrical glass Bonaventure hotel, 15 miles from the stadium, has been sold out for Super Bowl weekend for a year. The Super Bowl is the biggest rent-a-car sports event. Although some agencies have beefed up their fleets for the weekend, an unreserved rent-a-car has become almost as scarce as a ticket on the SO-yard line. "The people who are in town for the Super Bowl are not your regular convention-type," Hills said. BRUINS, TROJANS OPEN PAC-8 PIAY LOS ANGELES -UCLA seeks revenge and USC seeks respect when the two schools open Pac:lfic:-8 basketball action tonight against Oregon's Ducks and Oregon State's Beavers. The Bruins, who lost to Oregon 65·45 in Pauley Pavilion last· year, bring a 10·1 record into their 8 o'clock tipoff at Pauley Pavilion with the 9-2 Ducks. And the Trojans. wbo6e only Pacific 8 win last season was a 1-0 forfeit over Oregon State, br· ing a 3-8 mark into their 8 o'clock ti.ff at the LA Sports Arena ANOTHER RACQUET-Minnesota Vik- ings coach Bud Grant (right) takes time out to play racquetball with of- fensive coach John Michaels Thursday at the University Athletic Club in O.llr ,., ... -·-,. •lcMrll K-. Newport Beach. His Vlkings resumed workouts under rainy weather today in preparation for Sunday's Super Bowl XI clash with Oakland at the Rose Bowl. We Should Be Favored Rose Bowl • • ' Parking Says Vikings Star Yary AProhlem By HOWARD L. RANDY Of tlle D•lly "llot SUff Offensive linemen are the un- sung heroes of football, the players with little or no athletic ability and the slower ooes oo the field. At least that's the picture many paint of the interior Jlnemen known as centers, guards, tackles and tight ends in professional footbaU. Ron Vary, a five-time all-pro, first round draft choice and two- Ume All-American at USC, will st.art in his fourth Super Bowl game Sunday for the Minnesota VITcings at an offensive tackle position. The former Bellflower High and Cerritos College star, is perfecUy satisfied with his lot in the pro ranks. But bis outward calm and gentle nature belie his play on the field. Going into Super Bowl XI against the Oakland Raiders at the Rose Bowl Sunday, Vary isn't concerned about the past w!H?n the Vikings have lost three similar appearances. "I think we are more relaxed this lime," he says by way of comparison. "If anything, I think we should be favored but bow can you rate a team you haven't played against?" Having played in the Rose Bowl twice while attending USC, is this game more oC a challenge? "Pe.rsonalJy, this ooe is much more important than the Rose Bowl game. At that time, the game was important but that's part of the past. "I personally look at this game as potentially being my last Super Bowl appearance." Wben he was at Bellflower High, he was chosen all-league at tackle in his junior year, then switched to fullback as a senior. He moved back to tackle for the final three games that year but RON VARY didn't make the all-league team. "I'd had enough of it," he says of his fullback days. "But ever· ybody aspires to be a running back at some time. All it did for me was t-0 mal(e me enjoy my position more." Does he prefer the offensive line or would he rather play on defense? "I prefer playing defense." he says. "l don't know too many of· fensive linemen who prefer of- fense. It's usually a.place where they stick you because you have no athletic abllity or because you are too slow.'' Vary is the exception. however. At USC, he pl~ed de· fense his sophomore year, then moved to offense as the Trojans gained two Rose Bowl ap- pearances and Y ary waB picked for the All· American team twice. He also won the Outland Trophy as the top collegiate lineman in 1967 and woo the Knute Rockne Memorial Trophy. "The reason I was ~verted was that the offensive line was wiped out by graduati<m. But aa Joog as I'm playing, it doesn't up-set me." The injury factor is loww for offeoalve linemen and Vary ia m bis ninth season after being drafted No. 1 by the Vl.kinp ill 1968. "Offensive line play is safer than most positions, .. he admits. "At tackle, we have the angle block and straight ahead blocks but they're beginning to pull the tackles and centers more. Run· nlng backs are a target on every play." Does be have any advice to give high school players about possible Rro careers lo football? "They should be ambivalent about It and never look ahead at that age," be says. "High school players should enjoy the game and get as much out of it as they can at the time they are playing. They should also do well in school." Yary feels the Vikings should be favored in Super Bowl XI. "li we are going to win the game, we better run the football. I think it will come down to two things: One, which team bas the hotter quarterback that day and two, whether we can nm the ball the way we want to n.m it. "These things being equal, it will be up to the specialty teams and the bounce of the ball." When No. 73 lines up on offense Sunday. he will be facing Oakland'sJohn Matusak. ··1 tbJnk he's their strongest lineman on defense and he's go- mg to oe as great as be wants to be in the future." Yary agrees with coach Bud Grant that the weather won't al- fect the Vikings. PASADENA (AP> -A tbrul of rain for Sunday's SQper Bowl XI prevailed today and the storm already bas created super part. ing problems for lbose plan.olng to attend the game in the Ro.e Bowl. Pasadena police have advised rans not living in tbe immediate · vtc:ioity to leave home at least four hours ahead ol the scheduled 12:30 p.m. starting ~me if they want to be assured of seeing the opening ldckoff. Spokesman John McAllster ex- plained that rains already have created the parking problems, and some fans may have to walk l~miles. ' "We will not be able to use ad· jacent Brookside golf course, nor the baseball diamonds near the Rose Bowl for parking at the game," be saJd. Rival coaches Bud Grant of the .Minnesota Vikings and John .. Madden of the Oak.land Raiders took note of the weather, but neither thought it would create a decided advantage for either team. Grant commented, "A •et field would slow down some aspects of the game, but I doa't t.hl.nk that tt will seriously alf~t either-one of us. They may have an advantage up front becal&Se they have a little more muscle than us.'' Minnesota quarterback Fr-an Tarkenton said he lbougbt the Raiders would be favored oo wet field. Madden dismiased tbat, say. log. "That probably goes into the same psych column as Grant's talk about his old men on de- fense. We are a big team that goes straight ahead and they do play the same way. "The main problem in the rain ls keeplng the ball dry." ll amazes me that you haven't done a story on the man who takes average high school players with little big game ex- perience (most GWC players come up with no CrF experience) and mol<h them into junior col- lege champions. C-omiderlog the facts, a . 748 career winning percentage over eleven years and a 138-19 won- l06S record, .878 winning percen- tage, over the past five, l wooder why the Daily Pilot has missed out on Informing its readers about Tom Hermstad, the John , Wooden of local water polo, and Spo111 Clipped Sho~ Namath Wants to Be Ram When asked about the rain, Grant said: "Hey, baby, you don't have to shovel this stuff." The weather prediction ror Sunday: A chance of rain with the temperature high in the ens and the low in the 40s. Vary, as slim a figure at " and 255 pounds as you could find anywhere. says he will.continue to play as loog a.s he can. Aa for the fans, Mc:All.ster said, "We're suggesting people start for the game at about 8 a.m. to mate sure they don't miss any~ It. Regalado Holds Lead the overall phenomenal success ol lhe Golden West aquatics pro- gram year in and year out. , Sincerely, : Dave Pickford ~..Member of Golden West College ~ aquatic teamsl97S..76 ~rFfre.SOO Elt·Huntlngton Beach resl· ,tcfent Butch Soper fired a 300 : same Thursday to moTe in· : lo 18th place In the Lita ~owlin g Classic tn Tor· ranee. LOS ANGELES -New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath said Thursday that he'd like to play for another year, but only if he can move West. "I want to play for the L.A. Rams. U that can't be worked out. I'm giving up pro footbaU," aaid a spokesman for NBC short- ly ~r the 11-year professional gridiron veteran completed a taped interview with Johnny Carson for Thursday night's Tonlgbt Show. Namath, 33, said tflat his knee was oot bothering him and be would be able to continue for another season or two. A11teaten Plafl DAVJS-tJC Irvine's baaket· ball team bids to even lt.s ~ at 6-6 tonight, ta.king on UC Davis, here. Davis' Aggies are led by former Marina High (Huntington Beacb> standout Mart Fonl, wbo baa been a starter for UCD the past two seasons. Irvine 1s fresh from an 89-64 victory over Santa Fe College. The Anteaters' top scoren are Louis Stephena (13.3) and Scott Jenkins (12.7). Davis comes into the game with a 3-7 record. Tamaer Ad"811ea MELBOURNE, Australia Hard·hJtting Roscoe Tanner and 42·year-old Australian Ken Rosewall adv11nced to the aemltinals or the Australian Open tennla cbampiooabips to- qy, The left.handed biUin.i Tanner outcunoed Phil Dent 8-3, 8-4, &-2, while the fourth-seeded Rosewall ousted fellow Aussie, Mark Ed- mondson, 6·4, 7-6, 4-6, 6-4. Guillermo Vilas and John Alex- ander reached the semifinals earlier. ~nc....ue PULLMAN, Wa s h . Washington State opened its Paclfic:-8 Conference basketball season with an 80·68 victory over Stanford as four Cougars scored in double figures. Senior Harold Rhodes, shoot· ing at a hot 12-for-15 clip, led all scorers. llwldatt'IN SEATTLE -James Edwards, Waahiogton'a 7-foot senior center, scored 15 points in the lint six mlnutes of the ~ half to lead the H..tiee to an 85-75 victory over California Tbunday nJ1bt in the Pacific: 8 On TV Tonight e:os p .m . 9 -NBA BASKETBALL -The Lakers meet the Nets in a game ~ earlier at Uniondale, 9 p.m. G) -USC BASKET· BALL HIGHLIGHTS - Highlights of the USC-Oregon State game played earlier at the Sports Arena in LA. 10 p.m. g -COU.EGE BMKETBA.LL -'Ibe UCLA Bruins meet Oregon in a game taped earlier at Pauley Pavillo.n. Cooference basketball opener for both teams. Edwards, who sat out the final 8:22 of the first ball with three" fouls, finished with 2S points as all five Washington starters finished in double figures. Ex-Los Amigos <Fountain Valley) star Torn Schnelderjohn bad 14 point.a for Cal. llSI' Trf-plu PORTLAND -Sophomore Winford Boynes canned nine of 11 field goal attempts and scored 20 points Thursday night to lead the University of San Francisco, the nation 's top.ranked college basketball team, to a 915-73 vic- tory over the University o( Portland. WAC Protea. TEMPE, Ariz. -Arbooa State University and the University ot Arizona formally accepted an in· vttation to-Join the P.elfie EJ&bt Conference, but lmmedlate}y ran into a stumbling block from the other six Weatern Athletic Coo- ferenceschools. Aru.ona and Arh.ooa State of· flctals announced Thursday the schools would officially join the Pac-8 oo July 1, 1978, giving Up tbelt membership in the Wes~ Athletic: Conference a day earlier. But the presidents of the other six WAC 1cbools, meetm, Wed· Msday in Denvtt, luued a state- ment they Int.ended to hold th Arilona schools to the WAC schedule, whJch ls five years In footb&U and •borte'J' ln other aporta. "At 22 when I started in the pros, I felt it would never end. Now. I have to take it one year at a time but I would like to play un- W I'm 40." His gentle nature and spirit of cooperation off the football field will be cast aside when he faces Oakland Sunday. Girls Squad Loses, 83-1 QUENEMO. Kan. CAP> - With three minutes to play, LeRoy led Quenemo 8.l-0 in a Class 1 ·A Kansas gJrla basketball game when LeRoy Coach Ed Jones' seo.ae of sportsmanship got the better ofhlm. "I kept thinking cl some way for Quenemo* M:Ore," Jones said. ··1 kept thinking, 'Those Ured, poor little girls.· t finally told our kim to foul Just so they would have a chance to score." Alter several misses by teammates, Dee Dee Neill hit one of two free throws wilh less than a minute remaining to save Quenemo from thorough humiliation, maJW11 the final score in Tuesday ~t·seame83-1. 'It waa a relief," said Quenemo coach Cind1 Day. "Our playen did try, but our tallest waa s..s and they had some &-rooters.·· r • .. BOB VOGELSANG Gauchos Favored To Win 1. Saddleback < 1~7) - The Gauchos have the best s hooter in the circuit in sophomore Dennis Smith, the con· fereoce player of the year last season. And bustling freshman Tim Shaw, an aggresive player at both eod.!I of the court, rates with the best of the guards. The Gauchos' biggest weak- neaa ls rebounding Z. Palomar ( lM) - The Comets, with 10 players from out of their district, rate as a top contender-especially with all-conference players Tyrone Davis (~2) and David Moore (6-4) returning. Three of the Comets are from Detroit and another trio prepped in Baltimore. J.. llhenkle (l~S) - 1be defending champion Tigers lost three all- coofereoce players, but they have a good ooe in sophomore guard Ron Baldwin (6·2). who is averaging over 20 po1.ota a same. <See 11188JON Page 88) Vogelsang to Join Pirates 81' CJlAJG SHEFF °' .. °"" .......... Bob Voiela~. a former All.cIF 4·A buket-ball standout from Hi.mt!ngtoo Beach's Edbon HJgb, wUI play for Orange Coast College lo February, the Dally PUot bas learned. Vogelsang, a S.ll guard, ls now att~ding Orange Coast after tranafening from t.be Universi-l1of PugetSound lo Tacoma. Wash. "He's been practJctng with us and be'll be eligi- ble the second semester," SIYS Orange Coast coach Tandy Gillia. "He'll catai.nly help us. with our out- aide abootlng being as it is. He's a good shooter, a &ood ball bandier and he's smart," says Glllts. voe.au, bad apoct.cd to 10 to Orani• Coast ori~ally. but because the Pirates waited nearly three montbl t.o pick Gi.IUa as a successor to Herb Uvaey, Voeel1an1 decided to atteocl f>Ulet Sound. GUUa VtU chosen as the new OCC coach on June 8. Vo1elaang averqed 2S.3 points per iame in SUnset. League ph'y last year and earned all-league. all-Orange Coast area aod AU ·CIF honors. He and another transfer-Mike Berry from Azusa-Pacific-will be eligible to play the last six games for Orange Coast. OCC currenUy baa a 4.9 record and doesn't fla'ure to be a contender ln the South Coast clrcult- at least unUl Vogelsang and Berry are eliglble. -sea Kings, Artists Head South Coast Hoop Menu are all 6·2 or under, will be at a height disadvan- tage but make up for that deficiency wltb bu.sue and good shootlog. University, 5-9. bas been somewhat inconsis- tent, losing to San Clemente by 20 but beat- ing TusUn by two. Roger Poirier, a 6-5 center. leads Uni with a 15.4 average. 5 Area Quintets Return to Action center Aristole Meyers ls averaging lS points per game. Newport faces a tough task in trying to devise a def ense to contain Cypress' double-post of. fense that features 6-9 Jeff Fagan and 6-8 Grant Taylor. The latter 1s averaging 13.3 points. Newport has no starter over64. Loara bas been an UJ>- and-down team, having won six straight and los- ing fi ve straight. Edison's big claim to fame is a 67 ·53 upset over Corona del Mar. Huntington Beach will ' be looking for shooting · consistency against eer. ritos, which defeated Keppel 87-56 Wednesday. 'l'be Oilers missed 12 straight field goal at- tempts agains t LB Jordan. BO 80XOLO kEN MARGERUM RANDY HOUAOAY WlLLIE GITTENS Barons Favored In CM Mat Meet •rcauis ~,.., S1t1ut.r TtfelOUNO PNOT9 MAM ~ ......... ll!Mtt~ &It, MlllCI\ Viejo (714) 831·2.B> ,. STEVE_RAK~I 6 ·AreaAces OnAII-CIF A half dozen Orange Coast area stars. led by first team selections Bo Boxold and Steve Steinke of Fountain Valley and F.dison CHuntington Beach> Higb's Steve Rakbsbani. have earned All- CIF +A football booon. Chosen by t.be Ctti.zem Savings Athletic Foun- dation board in addiUoo t.o the first team standoUU are Edison's Randy Holladay and the Fountain '(alley duo of Ken Margerum and Willie Gittens. Player or the year laurels are shared by Randy Hertel of Hacienda Htigbts' Los Altos High and Santa Monica's Dennis Smith. Boxold, a standout at tight end and linebacker for the Fountain Valley Barons. was a dominant de. fensive player in addition to catching 23 passes for 272 years. He was coosidered Fountain Valley'a best on offense or defeme. RakbabanJ, a &-1. 17~pounder and the fourth straight Edison quarterback to gamer league back of the year honors. completed 95 or 177 passes for 1,345 yards and Dine touchdowns. Steinke twice made field goa.15 of S2 yard.!I and had three-pointers from •'7. ~and 40 yards in addi- tion to five others. FintTeam Off ease Rec-Stanley Younger, Santa Monica s.a 175 Sr. Rec-Randy Risser, Los Altos 6-3 180 Sr. T -Jack Campbell, W. Rorrance 6-6 269 Sr. G -Tim Arguello, 'Jestmlnster 6·3 200 Sr. C -Bill Lohmiller. al<15 Verdes S-11 220 Sr. G -Bob Sebro, Chaffey 6-4 247 Sr. T -Larry Ravera, Los Altos 6-4 20S Sr. TE-Gary Gibson, St. Paul 6-2 190 Sr B -Randy Hertel, Los Altos 6-1 180 Sr. B -Darrid Nelson. Pius X ~9 167 Sr B -&eve Rakubani, FAlioD 1-2 180 Sr. B -Dave Weatherman, W. Trmce 6-0 165 Sr B -Mike Fox, Fontana 6-0 180 Sr. K -Steve Steinke, Fountain V1y S-t 170 Sr. Fl.nt Team Defense Line-Bob Epps, West Covina 6-2 200 Sr. Line-Steve Mattos, Sao Marcos HO 180 s ... Line-Mark Posthumus. Pasadena 6-3 217 Sr. Line-George Kenloo, Senile 6-0 195 Sr. LB-Rick Silverthorn, Foiitana 6·2 200 Sr. LB-Bo Bould, Fomihln Valley t -3 295 Sr. LB-Bob Woolway, Loyola &-3 210 Sr. LB-TonyCimmarrustf, WestCovina 6-0 217 Sr. DB-Dennis Smith. Santa Monica 6-3 185 Sr. DB-Ron Lott. Eisenhower ~3 192 Sr. DB-Dave Gomer. Crespi 6-1 180 Sr. DB-Nick Lu.zka, St. Paul 6-0 165 Sr. See.-T~am Ofteme TE-James Forge, PiusX 6-3 220 Sr T -Mike Trapletti, St. Paul 6-3 215 Sr. G -J'im Wilson, Los Altos 6-0 190 Sr. c -Bob LoCurt.o, Crespi 8--0 190 Sr G -Ronald Smith, Coen~ 6-0 ~ Sr. T -Budy BoUacby, 1-2 Z3Z Sr. SE-Ken Margeram, Foataia Valley 1-1 175 Sr. SE-Joe RJggio, Notre Dame S-10 170 Sr B -Henry Bell, St. Fraocl.a S-10 195 Jr B -Willie Gl«eu, FoaataiD Valley S-18 161 Jr. B -Daryl Minor. Compton S-10 165 Sr. B -Kevin Reynolds, Santa Monica S-10 170 Jr. 8 -Matt Aney, Loe Altos S-7 150 Jr. K -Rick Sims, Los Alamitos S-10 140 Sr. SeeGIMITeam Defeme Line-J'obn Tautolo, LB Ml1llbn 6-3 245 Sr. line-Marty Fuentes, Servile 6-1 205 Sr. Line-Milt McColl, South Hills 6-5 200 Sr Lioe-Mike Arent, Westmlnster 6-0 200 Sr. LB-Myles Reid, Oxnard S-ll 205 Sr. LB-David Wise, Newbury Part 6-1 185 Sr. LB-Scott McQueen. West Torrance 6-0 197 Sr. LB-Clark Bruner, Pius X 6-2 225 Sr. DB-Scott Pederson. Glendora S-11 175 Sr. DB-Ron Carter, Fontana 6-3 175 Sr D~ ay Champlain, St Francia 6-3 180 Sr p DAILY PILOT fAlamitos ~ 1t .~ Racmg· ' .. ... i ~ Results ' • PwT'll..-.y • .. ,.51' aACa -l~ yarct\ J ,.... ~ Gallf.l>raCI Clalmlnq Pu~ t Dutt 0.vll 1 lll<ooUI 1 U.0 UO UO ••• _ .. 04"'11 7.0 4 IO HrtOH IMllcllelll • tO . ,,,,._ ,, ,. .l\loo R.., -Ruler-., Vtlft. 8«/'0ft 81cl-ftilau..Jet Yet, w111.i...-~GQIO. ICallt Gold Mr AeleQuata • Ho tcr•t<,_\ u ... ,,. 4-01111 0 .. 11 ' • ,. .V-.11. 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'""' ~ S<ralcMd B~ _,,, Gof>lllurn7 MIS\ BuMy Moon El OH TH ltACI! -400 y;trd\ l ,,.,,, oldlllliH Cta1m1n11 PurHS1900 lalilborne <Cardora I 10 SO S «I 3 AO <>oaolly Bun <Or•v•r I ~ lO 3 f)(I Mi,_ Pw<vly P-fW.trO I • 60 Tl--11.0ol Also Ran·-Gyow '• Mo<>n, ~· '"'1 C.ny0n, l ov•buO Ml\l 0---""' Bid. 0 LOI\ T'Ou Nall"" OeloQM, Todv'•C"'°'~' "'O'l<ralt~ U E•atl4 S-Lalitlle"'• & .... .._,., ........... nt7 so NINTH ltACE JSO varci. l Yf'•' olm ~ uo C1a1m1nq p.,,.,. \1000 flal\t'On Go •IC n1Qhll 7100 0 0 S«I GoOli<loOt1Clo fLIOfl•ml } 20 J IO ~<o.i-· Jf)(I Tt--lttO Also """ TOP Moo<w>r -Rao C"arrn G•'" Mr F•\<1n.a11on (Oettr•1" C,.HM.a l •r-rv G1tt S<•11ched J•I Baum. 8Nu Too llMQnoloa --AO<klll 8ar llMO J' Eaada ._,.,._Ga & I Ga OOk* Ol<ll.~Wt ... PAT JOHNSON Laguna Tabs Track Coach Pat Johnson, wbo ran tb.e college high hurdles in 14.1 whlle at Cal St.ate <Lone Beach), bu been selected bead track and field coach at Laguna Beach High, the Daily Pllot bu learned. The 24-year -old resi-Jeot of Corona deJ Mar '°cc~ J lm Toomey, *ho is assistant coach at UC Irvine. Johnson graduated from Cal State (Long 'Beach) ln 1975 and 'Mrved as an assistant at Corona del Mar High this ~aat season, coachlnt bie hurdlen and quarter mUen. Johnson prepped at ~ Santa A na Ht1b anc.t... r eompeted on two ClF t .~piombip teams. ~ .. ! ;: Prep Soccer 1 ..• Friday, January 7. 1m JC, Preps Area Wrestling ~w..t (4el f11 M~~ l,._...l...,ry lGl_by_I ,~.._.,<GI-by~ •>'-ovttv <c.1 -.,.,,~·· lct-1"9 CC.I_,,., tortall 1!0-Ura IOI W< 10..,.Mtt• •S.tO ,....._....._. ICU pl-N. lllollit , .. 167~ IOI Pl"'*'WlfldW1 OS 111-Ylcti IGI OK A llollit S.1. , .. H--IGl-by-1 -~11\111 tMldKMcA-~ VA1t11TY 0.. 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IOS ~•Bare <EI ponn..i llarkGull 3 ~ 11•-T..,W !E lda< Rll\l\11'91~. 171-«""c IE I de< Roo~2-0 l~s IE Ide< l(u.,..._ tH 1:1!>-ftlley fNI de< Ree.,. H uo-tllalne lNlpt.-~zl 00 Ml-Tftke llldK '--Y 11-2 l~r IE l DO..-o.MJ.01 ltl-sc.hwll(trltt IE I woribvlonel~ 117 -ICwlM (EI tied Sllet9all• 2•1 l~-IEl _by_L --4-!EI WOl\l)y-I -. lffdo (t11 IJ61 W.ltftll-.,_lver• IHI dee 0..JoM '2-4 IOJ-llravll IHI plnnao Gold\Nln I IO. 114~ !Wl pt-R.H-•:S... GWC Plays; Boes Off Golden Weal College launches Southern California Conference play and Oranee Coast faces one of the state's top teams in junior college bukel· ball tonight. GWC'a Rustlers trek to LA Harbor for an 8 o'clock game with the Seabawks while OCC's Pirates play at Bakersfield (7:30). Golden West. which defeated OCC, 50-49, Wed· nesday night. meet.a a Harbor five that dropped its SoCal opener to Sant.a Monica, 76-69, Toeaday. Golden West hu a 7-Sseuan mark while Harbor is a.a. Meanwhile, Orange Coast was to have faced lts toughest foe of the seascn in a Bakersfield five (14· 1 > that is ranked No. 4 in the state. However, the game waacalledoffbecauseolsnowyroadcood.lUon. 'nle Dues have a final noo-confereoce 1ame Saturday night. hosting East LA at 7: 30. "I llw In ~ ~lfl1® but bought my new car ln ~~from JOHNSON &SON" "AJ Johnson 6 Son you're treated llke o member d !tie family. I bought o cor here before. Th@re'~ never any high pres.sure. ond I've hod no complaints or problems Thor's why I recommend you drtve to Johnson 6 Son. Their Golden louc:h Servtce Is rhe ONLY way to buy. Give ·em o ll)t" ... • • .r:. t •••• ~2t HAABOA BLVD COSTA. MUI. 640-0630 Freshman Results • ._CUI 1111 It.._.. MlflM ttl fl Ill Qort4!WSlll ~Ill tJ l41~''1W8 MW\ar OI C <111 ~ ~l•t ll 11) Motv ... 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Halfttrna· HB, 34-:!1. ...... Van.., (441 IUI ~ ~ fl II f: Ill Rulofl I rwlft I 111 I' I tt l GorllM• oaiw... 1141 C Ill McOolm Smlltl 121 G m Prue!'.,_. E....,_. fl I G (61 EllllfY FV norlno tubl McElroy 1, ~feulU, HOlttlrna: l'V, 1'·13 MISSION PICKS ... Basketball CCoetbaHd From 81l Another guard, Jerry Potter (8-1 sopbo~). La the second lead.ins scorer for RCC. Garry Moore (6-6 freshman) carries the rebound.inl load. '· Citrus (f.7) -The Owls t)ave played well at times and figure to flnl.sb in the m!ddle of the pack. Fr-esbman forward Eric Childs (8·4 ) s parks Citrus. Steve Barnes (6 ·4 ) an d Mike Wetenkamp (6·2> are also averagln1 ln twin ngures. 5. Soatllwestern (8-7) -1be Apaches bavebad their ups and downs, but the return of guard Gary Vamell sbould help. He's been sidelined for some time with a leg lnju:ry. Peter Walker (6-S), an all-conference player, is another 1ood one. •. San Dle«O (J.t) 1be KnJgbu could also move up a couple of notches. A pressing team under n ew coach Caldwell Black (former. ly at LA Southwest>. San Diego is Jed by 6-2 guard Anthony Saulsbury. 7. Cllaffe1 (1·11 ) 1be Panthers bave woo juat one 1ame (butina <>ranee Coast>. but they a1ao have sbow-n they can play with the best at tlmea. Guards Leroy Fowler (5-9) and Rote.r Gublcbuk (6·1> &Jong wltb center Anthony Moran <Ml are the best for interim coach Paul Smltb. 8. Saa Beroardi.Do 0 ·7) -The Indians of new coach Spencer Watkins will probably fight It out with ChatfX:r seventh olace. Wa brought tour players with hlm Crom Shentey. Penn. But the best of the Indians could be Colton product Steve Adams {6·3), a sophomore. Col $1ele ILll ''· UG a.itl• a..1weU "'" tt, ....,,,_ r1 Seettla 11. Stl\1a Clere '4 tJ Viti\ \4 74. C.I Stele 1,._,.1 Arl.-tfl, S... O~ St 1l ... A•lf ........ Mo•ll•M\t • s.ft-SI .. Sa<ritmantoS4 Q w..,,.,~on H Col I\ Wftlll"91onS1 to. \l•ft•ore1.a ""-lier ~I u . MMtena n -.ion 111 HOVf\Oft B•CHIM,. l/llftOI\ .. 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Valerie Miller, pianist, will solo with choir and orchestra in Ralph Vaughan WilUams' "Fan· tasia." The choir will also perform "Frostiana -Seven Soogs for Choir," with music by Randall Thompson set to poems by Robert Frost. This will be the first ol four music events this month at OCC. The Symphonic Band, directed by Dr. Norma Butcher, will ' l I i . perform Jan. 20 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. ' A Ml.DWINTER chorale con· cert conducted by Richard Raub i.s scheduled for 8 p.m. Jan. 22. featuring Haydn 's "Hannoniemesse" with soloists and orchestra, plus works by Palestrina, Brahms and others. This will be followed at 2 p.m. Jan. 23 by a concert of jazz ensembles directed by Dr. Charles Rutherford. Also at Orange Coast College next week, the theater depart. ment will present Luigi Piran· dello's "Six Characters in Search ot an Author" Jan. 12·15 in the Drama Lab Theater. Richard Raub (left) will conduct on Jan. 22. The OCC Choir (below) will perform under the direction of Walter Gleckler on Jan. 14. Curtain will be at 8 p.m. and admission is free. The show Is directed by drama instructor Thomas Bradac, who will also portray the father in the play. "Six Characters," a classic of 20th century theater, was written in 1921. Bradac has updated it to the 19705 for the OCC production. THE PLAY is about a re· hearsal inter rupted by six persons who claim they a re characters in a play and have been mi s treate d by the playwright. Each tells his own story. "Pirandello was making a statement about the theater of the 19205; he was very unhappy with it," Bradac sald. "Theater at that time was swinging toward realism and naturalism. Piran· dello didn't like the fact that - playwrights were obsessed with reality." ''Six Characters," like much of Pirandello's work, focuses on the shadowy area between reality andWualoo. Sandy Simpson will play the role of the director, witb Nova Ball u the stepdaughter. Also in the cut are Mike McConnell, • David Kent, Terry Rhodes, Judith Critchlow, Cary Miller, Pamela Franklin, June W'mslow, Gordon Fiedor, Catherine Ciran- na, Jeff O'Dell and Susan Wood. Ben Mann i5 assistant director. Costumes were designed by Stan Tudor. Frldlly, January 7, 1977 DAILY PILOT SCRStirsUp CJ ,, ...ij ~ . 'Old Tiines' By JACKIE BYMAN Of Ille O•llr ~IMC S&llf It sounds simple. A married couple is visited by the wile's former roommate and they dis· cuss old time.s. There are only three charac· ters in Harold Pinter's play "Old Times" and only one set. The simplicity will be especially evi· dent at South Coast Repertory because the produc t ion is sandwiched between two Jarge- cast, action-filled comedies, last fall's "Saturday Sunday Mon· day" and the forthcoming "Two Gentlemen of Verona." "But artistically it is every bit as complex as anything we've ever done," said David Emmes, one of SCR's two artistic direc· tors and the director of •'Old Times." "PINTER DEALS with very important concerns such as the nature of reality, the whole ques· lion of finding or perceiving one's own identity, the mysteriousness of deep relationships between people." He noted that the drama is re· levant to "a world that is no longer neatly explained by all sorts of external structures (where) one is left with oneself." "Pinter is able to create through his use of language and rhythms a lyric form that ex· presses those feelings that we all have when we face the mysteries and the enigmas of life," Emmes said. Director Emmes "The situation on a literal level is that a man and his wife are vis- ited by a friend from 20 years p8.'lt. What evolves out of the evening through their mulling over of old times is kind of a con· test for possession of the wife's attentions. ''THE GREAT challenge in a play that has such a multiplicity of interpretations is to come up with an interpretation that is ac· table, that you can play, and at the same time that wiU preserve the ability to have multiple in· terpretatiqns," Emmes said. "Ir you nail it down. you preclude the others. "Finally you can't play fiv.. different levels or interpreta· Uons at one time. The actors can't play abstractions, they have to p I a y actions of character." The play marks the return or a former SCR leading actre.ss, Cherie Patch, who was active in the theater from 1968 through 1971 and may be remembered fhr her portrayal of Blanche in "A Streetcar Named Desire." Also featured ls Irene Roseell. a· newcomer to SCR who bas performed with the Guthrie The ate r , t h e San Die go Shakespeare Festival and the Los Angeles Free Shakespeue Festival. ." THE MAN IN the triangle wUt be played by Charles Lanyer, who starred earlier this seasaolri SCR's "The Ruling Class." The sets are by Michael Devine, who also designed SCR's production of Pinter's "Tbe Homecoming," one of the theater's first big successes-. Lighting is by Thomas Ruzika. "Old Times" opens SalurdaY and will run through Feb. 19 at SCR. 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa . Mesa. P e rror m a n ces are at 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays,: with matinees at 3 p.m. Sundays.· Tickets at $4.50 lo $6.50 may t>e_ reserved by calling 646-1363 after 1 p.m. daily. .· ,. I ' Members of the Royal Shakespeare Company will perform at UC Irvine Shakespeareans at UCI · ~ L;,.;~;;. in Brfet"l·''"""''· "" Russians • The American Ballet Theater will return to the Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion for three weeks, Feb, 7 .27, with featured dancers includ· ing Gel5ey Kirkland, Natalia Makarova, Ivan Nagy, Marianna Tc.herka.ssky, Fernando Bu- jooes, Erik Bruhn and Martine Van Hamel. Ticket prices range Crom $3.50 to $15, with tic.Jcets available at Wallichs, Liberty and Mutual . agencies and information at (213) 972-7211. . Among the ballets will be "Swan Lake," , "Push Comes to Shove" (with other short : 'ballets), "Sleeping Beauty" and several dif· , • · -ferent programs of short works. ': :Watc• '1'011r Stepa I• l m •e ! ~ :: Classes in ballet, belly dancing, tap, jazi and ~ folk dancing are available now at the Institute of , Dance Arts in Irvine. Information on the non· ;Profit organization, which holds classes at area acbools, is available by calling 552-4424. , No Odd• on NetD Vegas N-IJer .. . • ' J l • I i i t i I A new Las Vegas hotline is now available for Orange County residents. The 24-hour number to call is 991-3131. The serv:I~ is sponsored by Hughes Airwest and provides up-to-date in· .formation on Las Vegas shows. Scltolar•lalp f'lr... Bal'e Ocu• Four top movies will be shown in the Orange Coast College Scholarsb.ip Film Festival this month. AU films are shown at 8 P·til· in the OCC Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, with individual tickets $2 and series tickets $Sat the OCC books lore. The schedule is: "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With the Sea," starring Sarah Miles and Kris Kristofferson, Saturday; "Under.round 1976," documentary about 1960s, Jan. 15; "Tom- my," Jan. 16 and "Little Big Man," Jan. 29. Singer•, P•allkt• Requested Openings are still available for singers and pianists in the "Festival of Lea.ming" scheduled during January and February at Santa Ana College. Baritone Sherrill Milnes and soprano Nadine Conner will be among those teacb.ing master classes. Auditions to select 30 singers and 10 pianists will be held Jan. 5 and 9, with sessions beginning Jan. 19. Wormalion is available from 835-3000, ext. 317. llSO Club to Audltloa Tunday Representatives of the Bob Hope USO Club will hold talent auditions at 1641 lvar Ave .• Hollywood, at 7 p.m . Tuesday. Volunteer bands, novelty acts, vocalists and other amateur and semi-professional performers are sought. Those selected will_ perform at the- club before a Jive audience. Performers should be present at 6 p.m . to fill out information cards. An accompanist will be provided. Additional information is available at (213) 462·0747. ~ £fmeHglat Bedcetll"fl at ~c About a dozen acting classes, including act-tn& for television and 1.heatrical make-up, will be Come drive ELEANOR O'ANTUONO fN PETROUCHKA Russians to Present Ballet Feb. 21-23 ~!ered beginning Feb. _7 at Orange Coast College lD Costa Mesa. Registration information is available by calling 556-5772. 1t'ana1D Quinte t D~ in £ag1111a . The Laguna Beach Chamber Music Society will present the Warsaw Quintet in concert at 8:15 p.m. Jan. 18 at the Laguna Beach High School auditorium. The musicians have been soloists with various European musical organizations before forming th~ir_ group in 1960. It includes lgor Jwanow, vtolm; Jan Tawroszewicz. violin; Stefan Kamasa, viola; Alldrzej Orkisz, cello; and Wladyslaw Szpilman, piano. They will perform quintets by Shostakovich, Franck and Schumann. Tickets are $6 for adults and $3 for students. Ticket information Is available by calUng 499-3106 or 545-7535, or by writing to P.O. Box 385 Laguna Beach. Future concerts will include the French String Trio with Piano on Feb. 10; the Guarneri String Quartet on March 3; and the UCLA Baro-que Ensemble on April 3. Wildlife's Ahead Pat Quinn, noted zoologist. will give a free ii· lustrated lecture on African wildlife at 7 p. m., Wednesday, Jan. 12 in Room 152 Physical Sciences Building on the UC Irvine campus. The event is sponsored by UniversityofCaJjfornia Ex- tension. _ Quinn, former corporate zoological director of Lion Country Safari in Laguna Hills, instructs courses on wildlife ecology and conducts educa- tional travel safaris. the Mercedes-Benz 4SOSEL. 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' 'OLD TDIES' -Pinter drama reprise. 8:30 o'clock tonight tlu'oc1gb Sunday in the Golden West College Actors flaybox, 157'4 Golden West St .. Huntington Beach. $2. ELAYNE BOOSLEB -Comedieone, 9and10:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday at Laff Stop, 2122 S. E. Bristol St., Newport Beach. RECREATIONAL VEIDCLES SHOW -With Cypress G4rdens Water Sid Show, at the Anaheim Convention Center. EXbiblta, films, games, parades. Show hours: 2 lo 10:30 p.m. to- day, noon.to 10:30 p.m. Saturday and noon to 8 p.m. Sunday. $2.50 adults, $2juniors (12·16), $1,2S children (6-11). 'SOUNDJ>F MUSIC' -Now through February at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, 140 Avenlda Pico, San Clemente. $9.50·$13 .95. .url-9950. [Times/Places J OONTINUJNG IN LOS ANGELES -"The Guardama-.." through Jan. 29 at the Ahmanson Theater; "Vanities," Indefinite run at the W~wood Playhouse; "A Chorus Line," ln· ddiplte run at the Shubert Theater; "Beehive," tbroqb Jan. 29 at the Coronet Tbeat.er, West Bollywood. 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Out PN About Norman Stanley But the pomp of old Perala - • well u the rest ol the vut and divenlfled relion comprta1ng the Kiddle East -la freeerved lo today's legacy o great art, literature and food. Lucky diners berMbouts can ~ an appreciable quantity ot that tradition by traveling no further afield than Newport Beach: to the excitingly di.tfereat Apadana restaurant in Nf'WJIC)l't c.ter. ONCE 8ETl'LED lo this at· mo1phertc spot you'll truly ap. preclate the pleasures pulsed ceoturies ago by reoowued poets like Omar Khayyam <a loaf of bread, a Jug of wine., «e.) and Flrdausl. whose best known work -"Sbab·Nama" <Book of Kings) -la a long eplc to the first legendary ruler who invented cooking. Reaching beyond the region generally regarded as the Middle East, Apadana offers Russian and American dishes as well as orthodox Persian, Greek and Armenian specialties. But no matter what you order, :v.ou'll en· joy it in a setting wortby of the lavish dwel.Ungs of emirs and beys. Apadana is named for the grandiose dining hall of Darius the Great, King of Persia, and founder of the capital of Persepol.is CS22-486 B.C.>. IT WAS IN the apadana ruins that the Sbab of Iran staged a great feast several years ago to mart the 2.~ anniversary ot the Persian Empire. To brlng• the culture and cuisine of Persia to the Orange Q>ast. Sirou.s Modiri, owner-and manager of Apadana. bas de- corated bis restaurant with fascinating handmade Persian rugs, trays of silver and brass, and paintings by r enowned artists. There are samovars ot silver and copper, and a fine collection of the traditional galeyoone, the intriguing waterplpes still used for smoting tobacco. Before st.rildng out on bla own. ll111Msl Quably PERSIAN LOUNGE Anfelfke Perlonns SLrous samered an imposing list ot credits in the food busioe6s. THESE INCLUDED top managerial posts al Los Angeles; Islander PeStaurant, the Captain'• Table, Alan Hale's lA>bster Barrel, the Cappuccino, the Longchamps cbalo in New York, the Los Venies Country Club lo Palos Verdes, and u food and beverage manager for Specialty Restaurants at the Queen Mary. Open for lunch Mo nday through Friday, 11:30 a.m. to J p.m., and dinner every evening from 5 p.m., Apadana is located at 600 Newport Center Drive, across from Fashion Island. There's free validated parking and reterVatioos: ~ 7502. Open 7 Days If you want to start dinner with an appetizer. there's such posslbntties as escar1ots de Bourgope, $2.95; abrimporerab cocktail, $2.50; and that ultimate luxury lo today's bigb-spencling world: imported Iranlan caviar, suo. oua ENTaEE selections led off with two orders for Apadana 's tangy dolmeb barg (stuffed grape leaves), served with a splcy yogurt dip, SUS. Popular in every country througbout the Middle Ea.st, stuffed vine leaves are a navoraome and piquant d~ licacy. 1bere are numerous variations but, aa a general rule, ground meat is used lo the making ~bot dolma (like those we enjoyed at Apadana), and cold dolma are made without meat. The leaves, preserved in brine prior to use, are meticulously stuffed with such ingredients as long.grain rice, tomato and/or tomato paste, onion. parsley, celery and a vartetyotspices. Another of our highly recom· mended entree selections was sbasblyck (billed as the delight olKlng Jamsbid), $7.75. A varia· tion on the restaurant's shisb kebab ($7.95), with lamb taking the place of beef, it consisted ~ marinated choice lamb prepared on a skewer with bell peppers, tomatoes and onions, flamed tableside and served on a bed ot rice. S'l1LI. ANOTHER choice was the delectable seafood cUJTy, $6.25. In this top.not.ch dish. which bad the virtue d being mildly spicy without beina too bot, lobster, crabmeat and shrimp were gently blended with a smooth curry sauce and served with chutney, raisins and coconut. Other entrees on the dinner bill . of fare include rack d lamb, $19.25; Russian strogaooff, s.5.95; rainbow trout, stuffed with crab- meat, $6. 75; met mignon and lobster tau combo, $9.95; lamb curry, ~.95; luleb kebab, $4.25. ... her. fW t•k• home STAG CHINESE CASIO "'"" M"l<an food:~ ur ~12~9.H>AY <Two or more penons> Chicken Chow lletn, sweet and sour port. egg roo young, rrted rice, fortune and almond cooldel SlffRBOWl ALL SPCRTS EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT 1V SCREEN Mon.·Tlv. 11 :~ o.m. to 10 p.rn. Hot Dogs~ Mt. & Sat. 11 :.X> o.m to 11 p.rn. (rv"VT A 'LS Sunday 4 p.rn. to 10 p.m. V\..I'-I nA 9093 E. ADAMS. Ht.M'INGTON BEACH 962.7911 -................ ,, : 'blooJ : t ~ t I .,..r .. .,.,., f t t TWO LOCATIONS 1421 .. 11111st. s...-. 111·1616 t a.vedwtth G,., Vlg9teble8 t Eft8llartr NIGHnY f 8cMlp • Ric. -Cohen Tea t t ,,... t ~~ f V11•atl1 t VIEW'rtatl~,Cll!O f #60 Fashion Island, Newport Center t -7.3.0EM. llJIEl\VS t Rettervattons honoted: ~11 t COME'" IMO IE OUR HONCttED oum w l.enl'ilf, ltlWPORt llACir 9 ................ * .._ __ .,.,._-... a .... s ... -s.1_T1imml!I...._ .. ,, On all combination plat.ea dolmeb bars comes with an~ Item: wltb sbaablyck, $5.50; •blah kebab, $5.95; rack ot lamb. '8.95; or with smaller portlana ol all tbree Items, ts.915. All ot Apadua 'a comblnatlon plat.et and the bOUM specialties are served wltb a choice of boncbt. clam cbowdel' or salad. All seafood and broiler selections are served bouquetlere w1th freab asparagus, broccoli, cauliflower, carrot.a and onions. A. •UST FOa de11ert is baklava. .the tastiest ot Middle East.em putrles, 915 cents. Bear· inB this out la tbe fact that Apac:lana recenUy won an award from the Oranae Empire Chef's Aasociatlon for culinary ex· cellence and presentation lo the pastry category. Chef David Kharat prepares the baklava daily. And it's not likely you'll ever find a better version of the many.layered pastry, filled with hooey and nuts and navored with Unusual spices. Nighb at Apadana, In the Persian Room lounge, you'll see exbibitiom of danse Orientale, the belly-dancing of the Mideast. The voluptuous entertainers are top st.an lo the field; many have dancing schools of their own. and tour the countries of Europe and the Mediterranean. ANYONE PLANNING to travel to the Mldeaat also will want to take advantage of the Apadana's latest innovation. By special request. travelers can ar. range. before they tour, an "Evening In Persia" at the restaurant. SuP.er Night For a fixed price, cocktaUs and hon d 'oeuvre& of the region are served. followed by a multi· course dinner, with appropriate wines. Ao explanation d culture and customs is given by S1rous or bis br"Otber, Mohammed. John Wayne and the University of Southern California Troian Band (above) will appear in the TV special, "Super Night at the Super Bowl," to be shown on CBS at 9: 30 p. m. Saturday, Jan. 8. Sammy Davis Jr., Andy Williams and Elliott Gould will cohost the salute to American football and UPI Awards will be presented to player, coach and rookie of the year for both conferences. 1be special programs wraps up with an undulating exhibition of danse Orlentale in the Persian Room, with after·dinner Ii· queura. Meanwhile, starting at 9 p.m .. NBC will be presenting a crazy, irreverent spoof of the "Mad, Mad, Mad World of the Super .. Bowl." That list of 29 entertainers will include Ed McMahon, George Carlin, Jonathan Winters and Rosey Grier. 8Klc e., ReltauraDt DINING, OANCtNG AND ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY IN THE ROUND Guest Boet Slips t.; For R--..stions ;\ 640-5123 '\ b:z,03 N. 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San Peo.ro LOSAngelM (21,)6809355 ""4n..._.,.,c1 fl4 U you fit the description, contact pro- ducer Jerry Weintraub or director Carl Reiner at the Warner Bros. Casting Department, 4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank 91522. Filming is scheduled for Monday, Jan.10. All In One Place Setting ••• a ~ue collection '--____ ....151111*:'====•• of fine restaurants: , ... \r rlu· l'l.1 :.1 "'"'l'I '"'~ l \'111\·r : t.! £E~RY LTD.1 Elegant dining on The Train In the World. Lunch, dinner, chowder cockta1l8 daily. BA. MC & AE accepted. aco-asaa 115011 San Francisco's lntemaUonal gour- rutaurant. Aleo featuring quiche, home.- ade desserts. a4&-91•7 Alfredo's Horikawa 20th Century Ltd. DO'S1 A classic Italian Testaurant. Fine c & Imported wlnta. BA. MC, AE, DC, CB UAL accepted. a40.8100 ~•. IJIVGRY TIGElb See food apttlallsto. Maine lob- r flown ln daily. Oyster bar. MC, BA &: AE accepted. 9-1181 Hungry Tiger Salmagundi ioRIKAWAt Gracious Japanese ' Ing In an atmosphere of tranquility. ghtly entertainment. AE, CA, & DC accepted. a97.aaa1 ( 4 (• §6{[])J-11.11" ..... __ .. _··--.:: .. ~ ... ·~.;·-· ~> ---...;;.> 11114 TOt. ST. AT THE SAN OlfOO FREEWAY COSTA MESA. CA .. "OLD CITY PLAZA" Original site of San Clemente's First Fire Station and Jail . • Spectacular Salad Bar Specialrzlng 1n Prime Rib ... ~\(\~ •UJ'EAIENC. PIM• d•n"'9 "-a RE'll. JAii. CEll •• You cloo'l"I ._. t,,,. ~~ '°DI *'"Md J~t m.lok.e • ,...,.rw•t~t •MARVEL "1 JMJ',,...,,liC., .,..,.... ~~ (, -'"• I 9<1"'1>"'9nll •f1EMINl8CE o-bo°"'lh•I photOQ<IC>ha 0,: ~\~c;~'(· OI ••'Y t:."'!1e.....,1e1 •ENJOY 11'9 FINEST FOOO -ANEST /JL...~ NI '/1111.,.. ~\-Sfll\llCEalfe-pric:<!al ~ "'1$ •1r ~ Magnificent Champagne Happy, happy hour, lot-...·$111/t.L Brunch on Sunday! Mon.·Frl., 4-6 DOUBLES ~a ,, 111 W. A•tttfcla Palmda 491-121 I S.. CleMIMe Take A Dining Trip On A Train For a unique dining adv~nture, come aboard the glamour train. Lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. Savory entrees include Roan P~ R.J'b of Beef, Rack of Lamb &: Chesapeake Bay Scallops. Grand Central Station Lounge with Chowder Bar and Dining Ca.rs located in South <Aast Plaza in COlta Mesa. (714) ~ Come relive the past. Inquire about our specially-selected -~wine of the month.~ Grand Opening a New Seafood Restaurant 4545 M.cArtbar Blvd. FROM Fash ion Island Newport Beach 833-0570 ..... " . ·,: • ... " .,,. Now· A. TRULY SEHSA. TIOMA.L SHOW!!J B ·o B WHITE Formerly With THEPlAmR~ fNTfRTAINMENT AND DANCING "i'ue1day thru Saturday 9:00 P .M.·2:00 A.M. . OUTRIGGER RO~ : KOMA LANES 2699 Harbor Coata Mesa 545-1112 11 Plays Welcome '77 Although two community playhouses are on the casualty list, the.re's sUll eoouih llvina t.beat.er to go around ak>ng the Or&111e Cout as the operun, productions cl the new year arrive ln dust.en. Temporarily sidelined because of a lack of faclllties are the Irvine Communlty'neater llDd the HunUnaton Beach Playhouse, wblcb usually Intermission Tom Titus figure prominently 1n the local acbecballn1. ~evertbeless, by Jumpl.ni the collealate offer· Oliver Hailey's new play "For the us ftb mgs into the schedule, one can count 1~ new pro-Hall" receives ita Orange County premJ: 0 J • ductions opening witbio the nextro.rtnlabt. 18 at tbe Laguna Mollltoo Playhouse ~an • ..._ ~th, the San Clemente Community Tbeat:~ SIL\JUNGTBEBONORofrinitn1lnthenew will revtve the seriocomedy "Butterflies Are yeartheatricallyaretheWestmlnsterCommUDi-Free" on Jan. 20 as the latest ottering in llS ty Theater witb "The Rainmaker" and UC Irvine "reprise season" of put aucceasrui produc· with "Father's Day." Both 10 on the boards tions, tonight. "Rainmaker" for four weekends and lhe UCiofierlngton1ihtandSaturdayonly. I • South Coast Repertory unveils its production ol Harold Pinter's "Old Times" Saturday, open· ing a alx-week engagement. Meanwhile, Golden 1 West College -which premiered the Pinter play last fall -ia bringing it bact for lour addJUonal performances tb1s weekend. FIVE MEMBERS cl the Royal Shakespeare Company visit UCl's Village Theater next Tues· day and Wednesday evenblp for a special pre-sentation. On Wednesday Orange Coast CoU~e will stage Pirandello's "Six Characters In Se~b of an .Author" in the OCC Drama I,.ab through Saturday. LUNCHEON AND DINNER DAILY S,.cial~Mt.t Monday tt"lru Friday 11:30 to 1;30 RICKSH.A COCKTAIL LOUNGE Featuring EJ<otrc Tropical Dnnks 1500 ADAMS lat Harborl COSTA MESA 540.1937 S40· 192l AMI, 111 Ga.-d911 Gro•a t2201 llOOkHURST I.At C...,._I 631-7020 ~~ MONDAY thru THURSDAY SPECIALS (Fri., Sat & Sunday 'ti/ 6 P.M.J -Excluding Holidays dinners includ1 roup or salad, b1k1d potato or rice RED SNAPPER •••.•...••••••••••• 2.95 MAHI MAHI ••.•••••••••••••••••• 3.45 GR ILLED SEA BASS •...•••••••••• 3.75 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK ••••••••••••• 3.95 NEW YORK STEAK •••••.••••••••• 4.50 L_OBSTER TAIL .................. 5.96 STEAK AND LOBSTER ............ 6.45 . LUNCHEON also stMd dally Ul]til 4 p.m. 11%78 Ptciflc Caest H#Y • Hu11tlotton Bcfl. • #2131 592-1.321 3801 £. COllt Hwy• C-1 Del lllltr • 171•1175-0900 IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 314 flOMl't' AV!. LACIUMA llACH (t~hlAL •••• ,, MIPI• flrH Parl<lng 494.9491 752-8558 . ' •' ~ ON JAN. Zit. Alatha Chrt.atle'a .. 'l'be Mousetrap" wUJ make ft.s aecood appearance of tbe season. this time as a Golden West ColJeie · productlon.,.And Friday, Jan. 21, will uaber In Neil Sinion s comic t:ril<>O "Plaa Suite" at the· Costa Mesa Civic PIQbouae. The only active local theater (aS1de from the seasonal Udo Isle and Saddleba.ck Valley theater groups) not schedul.ing a January production is Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse which is very happy, thank you, with it.a December show, •'TbeSound of Mualc.'' The Rodgers and JlamaKntein musical is achecluled to run througb February and possibly even beyond then if the current SRO status con· tinues at the Sa? ~ementedinner theater. Say Hello To M...:ial TRY ORANGE COUNTY'S .FINEST MEXICAN FOOD G' -~ • •IMldWIWll• Now Serving AfT\erlcan & Mexican I!! Breakfast from 7 A.M. Sat. & Sun. 1 ·Dmlyu::~M T~=~e:-~ $1.65 f CONn.ITl DINHIU FtlOM $2.10 to SJ.40 f'WiNE1 116i MIWPOKT ILYD., C.M.•64$0 1520 · I ~~ l ~ NEWPORT Bl VO. ot 181h STREET "'.._. · Mon.· Thur. 10 to 11 •Fri., Sat, Sun. 7 AM to 12 Midnight ~irporter qnn Wot el PRESENTS OUTSTANDING DINING & ENTERTAINMENT .• t MEDITERRANEAN ROOM FOR EXQUISITE CUISINE·SERVICE DINNER SERVED FROM S PM LUNCH FROM 11 :30 AM CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH FROM JO AM • 3 PM * Captain's Table Coffee Shop SERVING 24 HOURS DANCING & EHltRTAINMENT NIGHn Y IN THE LOUNGE 18700 MacARTHUR-NEWPORT (OHOSm THI All 833-2770 ' I I Artistry's for 'Reel' 11&\WINGS AND VIDEO -By Artentine lllm aabl' David Lamdaa. ReceptioG 4 to S p.m. lllDdQ. Continues ill UC Irvine Fine Arts Gallery throu1h Jan. zt. Noon to S p.m. ~-Saturdays. Free. Galleries/ Exhibits WOllZN All'l'ISTS IN aarroay -Slide-talk by Kay llortemoo, DOCID to 1 p.m. Tuesday in Golden West College Forum 2, 15744 Golden West St., Huntinetoo Beach. Free. AVIATION PAINTINGS -By English artist Doullu Ettridie, nooo Lo 9 p.m. today through Sunday at MlAlon Beecbcraft, Orange.County Airport <MacArthur Boulevard at Campua Drive). Free. WATEaCOLOa PAIN'l1NG8 -By P'rederick D. Raab, Jan. B tbrouah end of mootb at Woodroae Gallery, 21%3 Malo St. (Seaclltf VWase>. Hunt- ington Beach. Reception 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Free. OT TAL& -By Pbyllla Lutjeans of the Newport Harbor Art Mmeum, on two worts by tmvinla.mental artlst Christo. Noon Tuesday at Oraqe Coast College Fine Arts Forum 116, 2701 Paln1ew Road, ca.ta Mesa. Free. 'IUAJ!llONIBTIC a&\U811' -100 surrealilUc cieramtc sculptures, now tbroqb Feb. 2 at tbe Lquoa Beach MUMUID of Art. IO'l CWf Drive. Lquoa Beach. Reeeptkln 7:30p.m. SatU!Uy. In eonjunction: lecture by Elldne Levin, 2~'Ti Jan. 18 at muaewn. $1 cueata. so centa for lecture; reservatloal 0&-6531. Sbow hours: 11:30 a.m. to •:30 p.m. Wedneeda)'l-llCIOdaya. Free. "ONE HUNDRED PERCENT ENTERTAINMENT •.. a case of an ingenious novel being turned into a terrific movie. A lean back and love it lark that is a practically incomparable family film ... a garland of cheers." Gene Sholit. THE NBC TODAY SHOW "Nothing less than the most exhilarating entertainment of the film year to date. A collector's item in terms o( performances." Vrncenl C011by NEW YORK TIMES "An ingeniously contrived spree, with one of the wittiest wrap-ups of any mystery movie." PwltneKoel NEW YORKER THE SEVEN-PER-CENT SOLUTION A 111.RllElfT ROSS Fl.M AlAN ARKIN · VANESSA REDGRAVE · ROBERT DUVAU. ·and NICOL WIWAMSON .... ~Al'"'"' ,,..,,1.,0... .... ~."' l .. () '4,br...... ...~ .. , .. .,..,.._ in "THE SEVEN·PER-CENT SOLUTION· ·""' .,,,, ... ,. LAURENCE OLIVIER, ... ""·~-· ,._,,~JOEL GREV· SAMANTHA EGGAR CHARLES GRAV · GEORGIA BROWN· REGINE ·and JEREMY KEMP !>."""''"'"'"YNlCtlOIA\Ml:YVI ll."""11"''"'°"""kt.,NICH0lA5MEVER l'lodu<'tod""" Dn<ttd i-, HERl!CRT ROSS Mu,. ...,JOHl'I AOOtSOl'I £_,.,..,Pnol,w..,,AHl.EHESEU.£11SM!dALCXW!Nll1iKV I~---!tl A>oo.--Pltodo•.,STANUV <YTOOl.E A UN~AL !!ELEASE TECHNICOl..OR .. I'" • '" • • ·• -,- C1NtMALANO SHOW TIMES 12:30-2:45 4:CCM:45 1:45-10:40 At th• Huntington Call Theatre fQr Schedule .___AMMM __ ·as_1t01 __ . -·---------Information C.11 142-5171. Put .... word• towortl for EVERYDAY t '"IHAQOY D.A." , ....... ,. "tlDI A WILD PONY'' "'IETWlll' IAI rlTALITY AIO A noroaATlrE Elt:"E•En THAT IS FOIErEI IAIE. CRAYEFSn DOES 101 llTE THE BAIO TIAT FEI #1 •••• IE I/I'S IT OFF AT 11E SHOULDER." -cNrtff C,._..ln, LA. Tl1N1 111NETWORI' IS THE IEST 1#111 l'rE SEEi lllCE 'CITIZEI IAIE'l IT IA& OSCAI tll/TTEI ALL orER IT.'~ .... tt.MC.TV Good Momtftg AIMftca "l#TOllCAT/11. YOU IEEL 011/llEILY AWAY, STUllED IY 11' AIDACITY AID CLEAlllEADED HOIESTY, •AOE llDDY BY ITS HECTIC ,ACE.'' -Aicllatd Cu9kelty, LA. Hefelel-b8ftllner "'IETWORl IS OITIAIEOUI. IT'S ALIO lllLLIAITLY ClllLL r FllllY." -V--1'11 c.-,, H.y. T'-t Bouse Coets Documented Tbe award·wfnailw KOCE-TV producea doeumtmtary, "Tbe SBl.000 Game-A Repoit on the Bilh Ccet of Houllna. •• will be broadcut at a p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 12, on ClwmelSO. Don't drop t.be ball I Get. job wttb a low·toel Dally Pilot Clasalfled Ad . Pbooe&G-~ MAH'$ SO. COAST PW.l CttUWtll Mii lri1ttl • 141-nn MAH'S SO. COAST PLW ......... ,.. IUl'S CtltEIWID MMlt.-...._ m• "MARATHON JIM SAT,... ........ "3 tAYS If m _. tlM 14f/W IMl .. 11111 .. ROCKY"' .._..,__. \AT ..._, ...... W 1~11 "KIM_. IOMW' INI ,_... .... ,,.......,, ......... ~, ... -- DAILY PtlOT Tl•lng'• Trlefqf More than 25 years~ meticuloul com.Jc tim-ing,~ags and pantomime so Into Biddy and Bad 'a popular routine In llollday oa lee, the ating extravagama at the Forum through Sunday, Jan. 16. Weekday sbowtime is 8 p.m. Matineea will be on Saturdays at 1 and s p.m. wttb an e•enm.c performance ate~:1" and at 2 p.m. ~Sun , days with an ev show ate mm. Tickets from $& to $7 are available b the Fonim box office, ncketron and all utual Agencies L • IN& KONG11 ,,., , -ntlLMem. .. .... OI DAIL y PILOT Friday, January 7, 1vn TIMES , PLACES (FromPageC::Z) Apple Tree." 8 p.m. SUnday in UC Irvine LitUe Theater, HumanltiesHall Room 161. 1'~ree. MONDAY. JANUARY It 'YOU'RE A GOOD MAN, OIAB.LIE BROWN' - Musical prQduct1on of Santa Ana College Cblldren'a Theater Worksllop. Monday through 1bunday in Phillips Hall, free to school groups. Puhllc perlornuanc~ 8 p.m. Jan. IS and 1 and 3 p.m. Jan. 18. $1adwta,50 cents cblldren. 83$-5971 we.ekdafS between 1and4 p.m. TUESDAY. JANUA&Y U 'LOVEas AND MADMEN' -Anthology performance by five members of the Royal Shakespeare Company, 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday at UC Jrvine Fine Arts Village Theater. $4.50, 833·6378. 'BUSSJA• -Travel film with Dick Reddy, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Santa Ana College Pbilllps Hall, 17th and Briatol streets, Santa Ana. Free. 'TRAVESTIES' -And "The Importance of Be- ing Earnest," in repertory at Mark Taper Forum of the Los Angeles Music Center. Previews 8 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays, Jan. 11·26, $5 Regular run, Jan. 27·Marcb 20, $4.75-$9.75. Tickets at agencies or (213) 972· 7211. 'AGAPELAND' -Musical fantasy, Jan. 11-16 at Knoll's Berry Farm, Buena Park. 827-1776. WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 1J PIRANDELLO PLAY -"Six Cb.,-acters in Search ol an Author," .Jan. 12-1.5 in Oranae Coast College Drama Lab, ZZOl Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free. 'DANCE COLLAGE' -Modern and jazz danc· ing, 8 p.m . Wednesday and Thursday at Mission Viejo High School Multipurpose Room B, 25025 Cbrisanta Drive, Mission Viejo. $2. TH URSDAY, JANUARY 13 •THE ROUSE OF BE R NARDA ALBA• - Spanish tragedy, 8 p.m. Jan. 13, 14 and 15 at Fullerton College Studio Theater, 321 E. Chap- man Ave., Fullerton. Free but tickets required. 871-8101. • WEEKDAYS 7:00.9:15 SAT.-SUN. 1:00.3:00 5:00-7:00-9:00 WEEKDAYS 7:15-1:45 SAT-8UN 1 :Q0.3:3CM:OO ' 8:30-11:00 --·· PETER SELLERS f N Laughs Last~ Aspiring comics of Orange County pay heed! You may now be able to get the break you've been waiting for. The Laff Stop, the all-comedy nightclub In Newport Beach is staging a special "Gong Night" Mon. Jan. 10 for amateur and professional comedians. J!:ach comedian will perform for a maximum of 10 minutes before a live au- dience, according to club manager Bob Fisher. Acts will run continuously from 9 p.m. A cash prize will be awarded to the evening's outstanding act. To reserve a time slot, contact Fisher at 751-7820. · The Laff Stop regularly features new and established comedians in two shows nightly, Tuesday through Sunday. The club is located at 2122 S.E. Bristol at the corner of Birch and Bristol. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAY(R SORRY, prt1$t1nu NO PASSES (R) FAYE DUNAWAY WILLIAM HOLDEN PETER FINCH ROBERTDUVALL1n u#E1WORK" WEEKOA VS: 7:15-9:30 SAT-SUN: 1:30-3:50-6:15-8:30-10:40 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA BRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 Minds Me eting Thomas Paine (Joe Sirola), Cleopatra (Jayne Meadows), left, and St. Thomas Aquinas <Peter Bromilow), right, will be three of the guests on Steve Allen's Meeting of Minds which premieres Monday, Jan. 10 on KCET. The episode will be the first of six weekly one-hour broadcasts ex· ploring some of history's most significant social questions. CARtfff IF THEY (R) ONLY KNEW SHE HAO !HE POWEA "MARATHON MAN" tR) Hill W. SUNFLOWER W 01' BRISTOL C.M. 540.0SM "THI Sil. YU STUAJt"INI I.A. fR~ CMANCMHTER EX.I _ O.O. fAWY (CITY OR. EXJ • WALT DISNEY'S I "nfl SHAGGY D.A. •!GI ''ltfDI A WILD POMY" A WALT OfSNIY'S V !"l'MI SHAMY D.A." CGI "ltOI A WILD POMY" "CAHJI" "aOLUllAU" l'"J &\RBPl SIR!TL':-J · ~J\!SK~l(Jfllr-at 11• &IRYml/JJi~llRS~lll'I · AWJ! t>btJt'I Proorrd !Ji£.+, llfr. !kc<'~b. fRIJ:<Jt~ · f~lr.e Ptmec Bl~ Slk11St:ll f(iPerd.ri 111.(Jlli rM!f..R'f !lm & mm aro flt\'lll Jtl!SJI · lllw!!_,;ary111•111111t111111wnkl1Aru1 ~~~!~·~:! Af~A~p., .... i.~ ·--=-=-c-:.:m· @f.iw WC)IW~CO.!M!IA RlCOlDS & rAiifSiAll M ~~IOilwlif.~ edwarda CINEMA SHOW TIMES Mon.-Fri. 6:0G-8:30 Sat. & Sun. 1 :oo-3:30 8:00-8:30-11 :00 WEEKDAYS 7:00-10:00 (PG) .. -. ,..... (A Quick Look at the Movies J '.!Last Tycoon' ·=~~ ";: .... ~ "'itich But Slow BY BOB THOMAS ,r• •. M.ci. ............ .. .·: '--Here are some capsule reviews of movies currenUy be- :: ~ diaplayed across the country: ~ '-nl.E LAST TYCOON" is a richly textured but slow ·j .~ :, movina veraion of F. Scott Fitzgerald's final, fragmented novel. Ella Kann 'a fiJm has a dreamy quality. like the mov. 4e romances Monroe Stahr would have produced in the ~. At. the Irving 1balberg figure. Robert DeNiro again bnpresaes as the best new film actor. Fine support comes trOm Ingrid Peultlog, Tony Curtis, Jeanne Moreau. Donald ~euance, Dana Andrews. Rated PG. but bas some nudity. :i-;, !,~:. •. "IOXEY AND NICKY" Is a series of acting exercises •• ; by a pair of superior performers: John Casaavetes, as a smalltime hood finger~ by the mob, and Peter Falk as bis Judas. Both give terrific performances. But Elaine May's ::• direction seems aimless and Indulgent. and the dialogue is repetitive and ad libbed. Perhaps the film might be coo- ·;: aidered a masterpiece if made in Sweden or France. But the unrelated scenes make UtUe sense in an American movie. RatedR. SPEAKS ON SEXISM JoenJeneen Prejudice Examined A one-hour documentary on sexi.Jm. "Going Past Go," pro- duced by KOCE-TV, will air on Channel SO at 8 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 9. The pf'Oil"am W\Jl be repeated atlOp.m . Tuesday,Jao.11. The show also is being present. ed on the national PB.5 network, Channel 28 tonight at 9 o'clock "MARA TRON MAN" has enough violence to set your and Saturday, J an. 8 al noon. ; teeth on edge, literally. The spy plot is supremely illogical, What is sexism '! ·.. but the twists and tu.ms come fan enough to eng~ the According to Paul Cabbell, re- ··: viewer. Also, It is beautifully photographed and played with porter and writer of "Going Past • .total conviction by Dustin Hoffman, Roy Scheider, William Go." It is "prejudice m~uerad- • bevane and Laurence Olivier. Rated R. Not recommended ing as affection, discrlmmation • tor dentists. disguised as protection, traditioo dressed up as freedom.•' "A STAR IS BORN" is a surprWngly affecting re-do of Pamela Faust, d.lrector d the the twice· told tale of the superstar whose career la eclipsed California Commission on Status by bis wife. The new film, transferred from the movie world ol Women calla it "a facile as- to pop music, conveys more emotion than the earlier sumpUon we make about a whole versions starring Janet Gaynor and Judy Garland. Barbra class or group of people without Streisand is at her dynamic best, and Kris Kristofferson paying a ttention to the very Frld!Y· January 7, 1977 DAIL V PILOT C7 Panther Plot Purr1ect By &ATBE 8. DACY ~ )'O'lftell f« two hours of CODUDUOH 1lde-1pllttlo1 taught.er in ''The Pink Panther Strikes A1aln. '' Tb1a lf Blake F.dwards' fun. Diest film in the series feat.uring Peter Sellers and Herbert Lom u the two infamous police in· specton at odds with each other. IN THIS newest release once again the bum bllng Clouseau In· adverteoUy outwlta bis former pollce chief. driven mad by Clouaeau'a unintentional antics and bent on a revenge no less than bia death. Clouaeau bu not lost his touch. however. for unknowingly trtg. certng a aeries of .tata.lly unex· pected mlabapa and the speed at wblcb the innocent and guilty allke fall victim to his activities is r emlntacent of Charlie CbapllD '1 lncenious comedy. 11¥1 French Inspect.or is bis own and only defense and even the world's best political as. aaaalna end up killing each other In hilarious domino fashion as Clouaeau unsuspectingly goes about bia business. ID8 V AIUOUS disguises propel him into situations that seem im- 91,• People. 33 hit &ates ... One Sal,,., ... ~ T\¥9-MINUTE W • -- poulble to view on a sober level and h1a cestures and expresaioos add even funnier touches to t.beae character roles. Avid Panther fans may find lh1a release somewhat predlc:ta· ble, however. H wben the ever· faithful karate expert Cato bursts upon Clouaeau and cballeniea blm to a match at un- expected and lnapproprtate mo-ments. Still, "The Pink Panther Strikes Again" la a tunny rum on its own merit and one wooden. with great anttcipation, bow Hollywood will bring back the mad chief next time. Rated ··ro.·· MARTIN BALSAM • BEAU BRIDGES • MARILYN HASSETT • DAVID JANSllN • JACK KLUSIAI WALTER PIDGEON • GENA Rowi.oos . mi rrnRS·DA•10 •• MTIKlllY DAYls-JOE wr A FILMWAYS PRODUCTION/ A LARRY PEERCE • Et>WARO S.FELOMAN FILM Screenplay ti'/ EDWARD HUME· Based on the novel ti'/ GEORGE LafOUNTAINE Music ti'/ CHARLES FOX. Olrected ti'/ LARRY PEBlCE. Pnxiucedb'f E,OWAROS.FELOMAN. A UNIVERSAL PICTURE lR!E1t1:im -::-1 TECH~ICOlOR'" • PANAVISIOt-r • .• . ~ , ··-• • •. ·proves he can deliver a fine performance. Rated R, the film significant individual dif!erences hascocainesnUfing,nudityandrougbJanguage. ~~~~~~~tba~t~do~e~xll~t~:-·~~~~~~~====================================================================- ,,_, PWS (R) "3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR" ROBERT REDFORD FAYE DUNAWAY I IUCHAT•V .. 14&. WEEKDAYS: 7:15-8:15 WEEKENDS: 1 :Q0.3:00-6~7:0CMk15 PUJS FRIDAY a SATURDAY ONL 11:00 P.M. (PG) SORRY, NO PASSES BARBRA STREISAND RIS KRISTOFFERSO (R) WEEKDAYS 6:0~:30-11 :00 WEEKENDS 1:00-3:30 6:00-8:30-11 :00 TATUM O'NEAL I I , DAILY PILOT I • .. ~.,.,..,:1.'Punk Rock: 'Music (?) to SwMt By TV DAILY LOG LONDON (AP) -andlatandricb." peace marches, punks temberwhenoneoftheir EMI have refus ed to bu sal~ tbe future of Sinaer Johnny Rotten The bard core num-groove on alue fumes concerts Ins pired a bandle the Pistols' fll'St theJr $66,000 cootr.t Is aplta into the audience ben now perhaps a few and "The Texas Chain ~throwina blnae aL a release and the company ln doubt. I FRIDAY I a v •NING I 8:00 u . CJ)(©')(])) 9 """ u tl» w <~ ClJ> m ...., .. e. u•en leslaetb•ll takers Vl. New VO!k Nets. (I) Gollltf l'ylt O CUllSlllOle CD hrtrkla• F1m11, (l)Adllll·lZ m £Jedtk C0111p1ny m Dnftlltic Se,1es t.)t) DiMll! m uttt. biub -6:30- ' 0 Di111h! Guests include Ben Giuar•. Gia~ Kni&ht & the Pips, Boll Barhr, Marty Robb1ru. Johll Rodby & Suptt Bind. l•)~Gnftrtll (.1!1) Mtn Griffift si- CD Family Affair ( f7) (}")) GullSlllOlt ED lDonl tii) F ritnds of Ma ,. 7:00 e o 12»oo mm""' c 6 J My Three SOllS fJ.) To Tell Ille l rutb 0 ConctmrJtioft CD I Lowe Lucy (l)Tlle FBI m Go lbliaer fD Maclltil/l.lflrer Report (1tt) (J)) Bwnta m Mclllle's "·~ -7:30-u Ameriu: Tht Younc u perie11<t 'Valley ro1ee" lhe story of a 12· yw·old lirm boy Josi\ R"d, forced to spy for the Butish durin& the Revolutionary W•r. He learns about the horrors ol war and the mnet ; confhct of abandonina family alle· f1antes durin& his eiptt1encu u a ~y. I 6) The Odd Couple tJ Cl9J QJl W m Hollywood SqU¥tS I () The Muppets 0 TM .k*er's Wild CD TIM lrldy Bvlltll (,J1) m> DollJ hlton m CartDons m a.a1111t1 n Tolri111t Of) lrWtht W @J"f"Troo, . 8:00 O {(JJJ (J))C{l ~Assntt on Mr. Cvtrtst lhe hlStouc conquest .• ol Mounl fmesl, lhe YfOlfd's h1&hut mountain, by the Ameuc1n Btcenten· n.al £veresl U~dlllOQ tum COllSl!it• ma ol nine mtn and 11110 women. U tUl (J) !Ml m Snlord and Son Lamont, Donna, (sthei, Smitty and Janet are surprising fred by havin& the furniture reupholstered but Fred thinks rt has been stolen and he suspec;ts Rollo. fred and • Bubba dewise a scheme to aet a lar&e seltlement lro111 Ute i11suraaca COll19"IY. • ' CJ) llwir. {t) (Zllr) "5ttlpis lllH" {dra) '65--0mar Sharif. Stephen Boyd, James Masotl, EJ1 Willlxll, F rincoisie Oorlex. B (181 CJ)) Qt DlnllJ "'4 Marie Buddy Hitketl. Paul l ynde, Gary &rcholl and Chock Beu., cum Cl1 Carboll ' Coln111ny (:J Moll1t: CJ (llu) "To lltll alld hd" ldri) S5-Aud1 Murphy, 1.!Jrshlll lhomPSOO. ~rlts llla•e. Greu Pilmer. Jlck Ktllr P1ul Picerni. Susan Monner, Breu Halse,. m "'" llM llllk Q)hfryltl.- ® Mo.,ie: ~1 (nr) "fla1111nc Stir" (mus) 60-[lw1s Pruley. Barbara Eden. St,., roue$t fD Wnllinstor! Wle\ ,. ~ m (I Cllawo m JIP111eM u~ 'recr1111s -8:30- 0 12ll m 111JJ m Cllco 1114 Ille Miii Ed Nku ~1s cmce 1vail1ble to rhf Me~an Art lua11e's cllanfV auchon and contributes 1 drm, his decused 1111e·s. under preuure from Ch1<0. D !If\ GI• tf t11t ""' (J1 Mus Cllrtaha11 h'trSOll An1rni1ftd Clmstnw Spttial (f)S.. o.ce CD~ fDWalSlrfflWttl e> '-HJ VM!dy Show 9:00 U ( .l7l ) ll' CIS r,1,,, .... : ~ (2'11) ........ s.111(' <•1) "7C-Ck" bettsoft Joi!I r.tt,, Dllrollty PttSfon, Clmbft~ l\·~n. ~llf&e Ynkonc. 81lfl1d bf 1 llinltt llNrdef OI I JOUfl1 "'°"""· • pollct duel l ~ T 11tktr aeu a tall llOlll f~lt11 Wills tt!lo claim to be ~t W1tls sm lie Ills no •JICJtlltdtt GI Ille UM, Jd l!llllts stlrthlll rtvelaflOllS abott !ht ~1111 tllal only lht PGf.c1-111d IN kill«- • cwld ·-., ll» w at m n.. 111Utw11 files '1bele's OM in Cwtry Pol'' Altet be1nc taken by 1 lelfltf . d1u1htt1 sw1ndlt turn. RocUord puls his own con pme 1n motion v.11111 trylna to l'K4Ytr S200,000 ~ itolen trom 111111 end Ollttrs rn Ille • robbtfy of • pfinte poktr l*"IY , a (Oil Cl)) U SbrllJ & Hutcll "las Vtcu Stranaltr" Part 1 (R) Rtpeat of the P1tmiel1! eoisodt '" wllitll Detectlvts Sta11ky 1nd Hutch 10 undtrcowr for tht las Yep~ l'olkt to find • "lack· th R1oper" lypt •illet OI sllow(ltls. lht COflCl1t· SIOft Will aw IOlllOfM Oan. 8) ft 9PM. .... Criffil .. •USC._..~ .s..11 ... St ;.i.c hit C« .. 1.-y • S.-. Ootumentaty tU111111ft !low •, sUism tlfeds /NII IN llMfll ,. tll saclal, polrtlell llld ICOllOmlC wees Ind bow llomt llld scllool ltmforte 3bislll Mtitudts •tllMI Ille Mt1tly. • ..., Dlllct ..., -9:30-• c.. ltl1lllr ..... T .... 10:00 • 0 (I) 39 ltf,ite "S.ntlU*J" Strp1C10'1 Mllth fOf 1 noiJI ~1lltr leads to 1nvolv11111nt 1111th • -.ectir11 Ruman l1"'flUt •1141 • llll&M1or1111 security patrol ;. cwp~l.ted b1 • sl11111c wllttd If•• • Y~ rabbi. ;' • UCLA l 1&•1ttall Ott1on 181 • OCl.A t1) Oral ........ ~ s,.w •<•OO> a lllC ..._ ~ cill: Wet "' ,,.., Aa !M.111ptiv. f rPDOrt dutinc with the inequities. lh•t occur en the sent~nc1ng of criminlis om...., f2fl GUllSlllCIU fD £~1111 It S1111pllonJ mOllMMMI -10:30-CD Q>Q)lews fl)lolu11 Dmaa 11:00 0 tJ m ~Ii lltn 0 (8 1 (JQ) tit) m lfews t 4) ,,o footbl• rt17blcl Cil lbvtricl G> Strceant Billo at.I (t2il (JJ) Lm Amerian Sty1e -11:30- 0 ('11) [3)) (I) C8S lite Motit a ~ w QQi....., c.. (.6 MOY••: "Her Sister'' Secret" (dra) '66-Hanc;y Coleman. 1'11111p Rttd. tJ (3 Cl)) 9 S."AT. CD Min O)Tllt "-f~ ~700Qub m BdlJ Craha11 Spewt 12:00 D Best el G<OllCho Q Moll1t: (C) "llincs of Ille SuA" (dre) '63-Yul Brynner, Gtoree Chakms, Shirley Anne field. CD Movie: "Twehe O'tloc• Hi1h .. (adv) '50-Gre11ory Peck, Dun Jneer. Hu&h Marlowe. (I) MOY1e: CC) "Carninl Story" (adv) '54-Anne Bader, Steve Cochran. -12:30- D All·lllillt SlloW: "The ucfe and the Haw\," "Glnhldi," "The Early Bird" D SYSptnse Thatre 1:00 0 Talbbollt 8 IUl ft) Cl]) Midni1ht Special m Tiie m Club 2 :00 O Doublffealure Mowie: "The r111rtia1 O'fly1111," •Aif Cidet"' -2:30- CD A1J.11Jatrt SllDw: "'T1lt T tcllnln M)'$taty," "lltoep" -3:05-u Morie: "Stallitn •oad" (dra) •J4-Ron1ld Ru111n, Alt~1s Smith. SATURDAY MORNING 7:00 U Sunrist s.mtmr U d Cl) ~ Em Woody Wood· ptQ" e hcestlters Cf.) 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Donald Cmp (l)R0!119tfloom ~V-ol T•ro ED Sesame Sbttt -8:30- 0 (11 () )•f Cluf Club 0> ltese h tade 19n H~ls Cannen llf la Vru ind ftrnando uundon. 9:00 0 ( 1r ") ) (() lup Buna,1 llOld lllmner o ,i. ern~ m s,ed a.m (I Mowtt: ~lowttJ CllafllPS" (com) ·u h1I S1dt Kids. m ~._ m OllCt U,.n A °'* -9:30- 0 10 2S 6 G) Mo11sle1 $4~ D ( ~ tlJ) <lt l rtflts S.Ptr· show m MOf,.: Ct:) "Manure" (wes) ')6 Dine Clar~. bmes Cwr 10:00 B (l171 CJ.)) CJ) Tamn: lord of Ille 1111111• U 12ll (() CfUI m l 977 Senior low! footflan 6a!M Tht nation's top coll•&• sen~ In the 1nn111f classic 1lnn1 llvt from Mobile, Alabama. e ltlcw1t: "Bollllle hr•w Ste!J" (drt) ·~-Dofothy Provine. C!) ..... Deld tr .. m .... "MM!! at Cllul'fOlt ha" (wt$) '5'-Scotl 8fady. Kit ,.,,. Slloll fD .. ,laitJ , • ..., -10:30- B (Im CJ)) Shu111/ISlt ltalir ~ ..,,..,.... (dta) 'O- Glenn Foul. 8Mly Slllhwi. •<a(I)) _..,,_. a -.tt&c-... ,...," ... ~ m•..., 11100 • ('11 ti)) D J1nlw A'-t ---.Tl'll~ Tiie...., • 1M "Hitltri Secret We1pon" -11:30- • ~CJ)) Cl> Alt II • : ('t) "Dlr!J HtrMt" (Mt) '68-Jollll lrcillnd • :J9 Cl>) Q'I Ailltttt.11 llnf. •u.''"'"" ........... ,,,. QtTN~F-"f and aueeehet, "I hate hundred, but they are ex· Saw Masuc re." Lmdoo club. you... tra·DOUceable. National recognition The Sex Platola band Punic chic is band· WHAT I S th i s , followed recenUy when explodes into "Anarcby ripped clothes and anyway? A vital new they used a number of in the U.K .," with a de-plastic garbage bags, force? A token of Bri· nau1bty words in a alening torrent or four. coxcombs of bright tatn·s terminal de· tel~viaionintervlew. letter words. orange hair, mascara, gene r a cy? Or just Since then city fathers Teen-age fans with swasUkas, chains, dog Father Time's little joke and club owners have tom shirts and painted collan and safety pins on the Rolling Stones? barred punk concerts, faces, some vital chord through tbe earlobes or 1bereturnsaren'tin. newspapers have de- toucbed, writhe in the ocetrila. In gear for girls The Sex Pktols, best nounced them as "nas· semi-dark, scream th.eir la fishnet stockings and known of the punk pan· ty" and "loutish,'' at approval and -if really see-through vests. t be on , g a I n e d the length and with photos, m o v e d -t h r o w Instead of pep pills and limelight only in Sep. lady record packers at whatever is bandy. LAUGHTER UNLEASHED 1 ..,. llllDT f.l<k'M • SUSAIC QUWfiC SKAll-IGMIOJlS .... IMD ! They d on 't , it i s generally agreed, play them very well. In fact, parts of college au- diences keep walking out on punk concerts. 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(YU) TOP OP •MUY High on tbe Dover Shore Cliffs w/max1mum panonmic view - 4500 eq.ft. wt.DOOi. luxurious master suite, =u• living room le formal all tacm, Newport Bly. Bea nlte ll&bta-& eunaeta. Deciped for entertaJnlaa le family llvm&. "8Ba. family room. Moet de. alratile schools. $325,000. Beverly MOl'PbJ 6C2·8235. (Yl4) '42...US '*6200 ten Oowr Drlw Karbot' View c~ Irvine et Cl~ Valley c;.-.w 7S2·1414 • I ., DAIL V PILOT Friday, January 7, Um . ~Princess Anne Ticketed Royal Speeder Run• Out of Warnings 1"1wa AP m., .. dtea PrlDeeu Amie must appear ln a magistrates court Jan. 21toanswera1wnmooa for a speed.Ing vtolatJoo. The summons alleged that Princess Anne ex- ceeded Britain's 70 mile per hour speed Umil on ao expressway in Derbysblrein November, police said. tlbewaaaaidlobavebeengoinl90~.p.b. • Tbe maximum penalty for spMc!Jng la a rme of 100pound& ($170). Twice before, the prtncess-lourth in line to the Britlah throne-was stopped by police and warned aboutspeeciing. Nocharaewumadeeitberprerious time, and critics said she received preferential treat- ment. • Prison ljfe will become easier far G. Gordoa loclud.b\s a S200 antique dagget and a $25 school rina- * President Ford wW team wttb Anold Palaer \n the~ annual Biog Crosby National Pro-Am eolC toumament Jan. 23-29 at Pebble Beach. Becau.ae be wUJ remain ln Washington for the tnauauraUoo ol bis successor, Jimmy Caner, Ford will not arrive lo time to ~ the ftnt round of the com- petition involving 168 pros and 168 amateurs. Mark McCoraaaek, agent ror Palmer and a nucber or other sports celebrities, will .. ALM .. stand in for Ford ln the first round 0( play. Pl/Bl.IC NOTICE PUBUC NO'llCE 1110T1ca TO ca a D 1TCM1S SUN•MMCOUltTO"nta aTA Ta Of' CALI "<Hl•IA l'Olt Tttt:COU•TYO,OllAll04I ....&41tU E'llt• ef O O ltOTHY HOLLINGSWOltTM WALORON, Uddy, imprisoned nearly four years for plotting and supervising the Walel'gate burglary. Liddy was taken from Danbury, Conn., medium security prison with its walls and guard • Women's justice was the fint issue raised oo the opening day of the Nebraska Legialature. ' ~IS Ht:ltlaY OIW!N It .. cndllanoft"9 __ ......_ towers and transferred to the minimum security fadllty al Al· lenwood . Pa .. which &as neither. Uddy, wbo will be eligible for parole in May 1S81, was con· victed four years ago of con- spiracy, burlary and wireta~ pmg. He received the longest aent.eoce or anyone convicted in Watergate or Watergate related LIDDY cases, six years and eight months to ZO years, plus an additional 18 months for refusing to testify under immunity to a grand jury. • Mel Pa&rtek Lyaeb, was sentenced to four to 12 years and bis sidekick, Dominic: Byrne, to three to niJle years for extortion in lbe Samoel BJ'Ollfman kidnaping case · New York Stale Supreme Court Justice George Beialldm Jr. said that although the two were found iMoccnt of kindaping lbe heir to the Seagram's liquor empire, be felt be was purushing them "for a very serious crime and as ·a deterrent to others.'' "This was not a petit larceny. It wu a $2.3 million ex- tortion,'' said the judge. "It was not an ordinary theft. but it was one of instilling fear in the father." • Karl Olson of Rockville, Md. thinb President- elect Jimmy Carter ought to eschew the swank Washington eateries like Sans Souci. Instead, Carter might dine occasionally at McDonald's, Olson thinks. Stancling in line for a Big Mac ls just one of 3,000 ideas tbe public sent lo response to Carter's call for ..OWaLL suggestions on how to stay in touch wilb ordinary people and ordinary experiences once be en~rs the White House. Carter bas appointed five staffers beaded by press secretary .Jody Powel.I to sort through the responses. sent to PEOPLE, Box 2600 , Wubington, D.C., 20013. * The son of oil magnate Anaud lluaaer has been ordered to stand trial on misdemeanor charges or drug posseaion and recel'finl stolen property. Jaliu Rammer, 47, pleaded innocent to the charges in West Los Angeles MUlllcipal Court. Trial wusetfor Feb. 28. Hammer. son of the head of Occidental Petroleum Corp .• was arrested Dec. 21 afler de· puties sajd they found stolen property al hi.a home, PUBUC N011CB PUBUC N011CE Stale Supreme Court Olief Justice Paal 1ftiae asked lbe "gentlemen" to raise tbeir bands and take the legislative oalb of~~. air, me too?" ( ) asked Sen. Slllrley...,... _ PWPLE _ of Lincoln. -------White apparently didn't hear and admhmtered the oath to the men and Sens. Marsh, Jo Allll Mue7 and Ben.lee I.abed.a. • Io solemn joint congressional session the House and Senate officially declared that llm•1 Caner of Georgia won the presidential election for a term beginning Jan.~- A panel of representatives and senators slit lbe seals on 51 manila envelopes to count the results of earlier voting by the 5'38 mem- bers of the Electoral College. Vice Pres ident Nelson lloebf'eUer intone<! lbe results: carter, 297 votes for President., Gerald B. Ford, 240 votes and former Califomla Gov. a.aid Reagu, one vote. Sen. Walter Moedale ot Mln· nesota received 297 votes for vice president and Seo. Bobe.rt Dole ol Kansas bad au. * Cardiologist Pda' Pool Dew b1a Ught plane all overtbe jungles of Central America and all through Mexico without trouble. But while the .,,000 a1rcraft was parked at Montgomery Field in Sao Dieeo, someone stole it. Now Pool is offering some friendly ad rice. The fuel guages don't work. Even If the tanks areempty,saysPool,thegaugesatillsayfull. * A judge ordel'ed dismissal of all misconduct charges against Ventura County Marshal lolaa Maclatyre, accused of trading badges for a gun. Superior Court Judge Robert L. Slaaw was critical of the prosecution's presentation of evidence. PtJBUC NancE PUBUC NO'llCE PUBUC NOTICE FlCTl\'tOUS •us1 .... NAMCSTAT•Ma•T Tiie '°'~ --,, ~ ...... ---: lfnE RN.ATIONAL CltEDIT SYSTt MS, 610 If-' a-l>t'W. ~ e.a<ll, CA '26'0 Ml<llMt Palrlclt Holler.,., '2A ~A .... , SWfSkle. CA "114 This butln•n 11 conckKi.d b'(.,, I& Olvl-1. MICllMI Patlk ll ~ '"'" 1i.1...-t ... flied Wllll .,.. 0iuntv ~ ot or.,... eoo..ty.., Dec. 17.1'7 .. llwt ell Pt"'-llevlftQ c .. lfM IQlilfttl N Mic! llK-1 ere ,.qUlrtO to IJ .. -· _ ,,,. ne<.U.ry __ ,,,Ill .. Gffle:e Oil the clerll of 1"9 llllOW -titlM~CW to~ IMn\. wlt1'"'9 lllC_.,_'*'· '°--... ., , ... oftlU of SHELDON L . fOltEMAH. AttorMY et ~. tal M. ~ 819'1., s.ni. ..... c.i-. '2102.. wtllcll b -l>l«• of bull-of IM~ 1tt.i11Mtten_,_ .... tolfwMU!eOIMicl.._,,.__n tour ~.n« IN fll"lt ~ of Chiu.all«. Ostld OICombet It, M16. ,ATfllCIA ANN A0A0t EIOKUlri.otn.Wlllol ---Med~ ... I.DC* L l"Oltt:MA• _, .. Lollw ,,. ... ~.I .... S...AM,CA9DU ,._, OMl-lMI ~··-,.,"· Pl.tbll-0 0r•"99 c.st o.llY Piiot, Dlc..17,U ,JI, lt7'-.i.11.7, ttn SM>-lt l't18UC NOTICE rt1BUC NOTICE P\J BlJC NO'l"ICE ,. - u I ... " ~.~.~ ....... ,~.~.~ ....... ~-~~ ....... ,~~!!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... ~~!.~.~....... Fr!d!y.Januaty 1.1m O~LYPILOT R •-s• fOOZ ••••• IOOJ Ge••• fOOfG1M...... f002 GeMNll 1002 CotfaMMG f024 ~1nFof-SGM HOlllftForS. Ho.ti.11Lof>s.M ........•.............. ··•••••·••·•·······•··· ................................................................................................................................................................. . .... S BR. -MISSION VIEJO One o( the finest homes in Ml~ION VIEJO, ls now avail. due to transfer 5 Spacious bdrms., lamily rm. & form.al dlnJng rm . also, 3 car garage. Great view or mts. $125,000 DUPLEX NEAR WATER Newport Island, 7 yr. old duplex, only stone's throw to water. Each unit bas 3 bdrms.. 2 baths. The top conditlon renects pride or ownership. $162,000 BIG CANYON -LEASE Prestigious 3 bdrm. home with view or golf course & city lights, (~ sq. ft. ol liviJlg space) $1250 Per mo., yearly lease. Gwral 1002 GeMrol 1002 ·············•····•···· ...................... . L94D US YOUR EYES to see this charm- ing 3 bdrm., 2'h bath Dolores model condo in T he Bluffs. at $152,000. Beautifully situated so your eyes may enjoy an unobstructed view or the bay & ocean. Your guests will appreciate the wet bar & large, wrap-around viewing deck also. Dull eyes will brighten her e! 673--4400 Gwral 1002 CPNef'al 1002 W~TERFRONT DOYO SHORES Elegant, spacious home. Featuring free-form swimming poo\ ui e ntry court. 5 Bedrooms, 411!1 baths. den and view of lovely open Bay. Boat dock for several small or one large boat. Ad· joins private beach. Call for appoint· ment. •••• We h ave a serious need for a waterfront home on Linda or Udo Isle. Please call if you are considering set\· i.ng. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.OGUY .......... has joined the sales staff at Select Properties. Flo is licensed as a r eal estate broker and recently r e· ceived recognition as a Graduate of The Realtor's Institute. J")o brings a wealth or experience and knowledge to her work. For truly professional servicing of all your real estate needs, call Flo at 751-3191. c:;:: SELECT I PROPERTIES GaMral 1002 .....................•........••..••...•....•. Dan't Hesitate! LET'S NEGOTJATE on Uus 6 e.-droom home In Dover Shores A de · corator 's showplace. swted tor comfort11ble, eleaanl living Call tor :apl)Ointment today' 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED SINGLE SWINGER To buy Bal Isle doll hse. $57,950- Vacant C:O.ta MHa I 024 .......... a.oct. I 040 .,..,... I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br Home. ~n w /pvt en· tr:ance. 2 car gar, frplc. 'n Trees atr cood. new\)' decor at· ed. pOOl u lot Off stree Lus ti. t.r • 1m•ll exit. q1ll11l cul·de·sac, aarden are1. covered clole to everything. pri11 pauo 3 bedroo1111. 2 full only. S46·0403 evu. ba1bs, formal dln1ns m.soo room. Newl1 painted. ---------t C1ll BToro t032 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMEYMOOMEIS D!UGHT NTBS TOWHHOUSI New. 1lunn1ng r1a~ A model on arcen~lt . a lovely 2 bdrm end unit with 2 bal.bs. dln.ln1t rm. & breakfaat rm Vour cholrc or carpet rotors; hu.rry on lh!S one• Only $89.800 2 Br Pool home In ce11 traJ HunUnaton &lach area. Bt:autilul new floor cover1n-x. custom red hill '~ .... 552-7500 -------1-0_3_4_1 drapes. Inter & extcr pai.nL R.ady for immed.~~~~~~~~~ occupancy. Only $54,SOO. PRICED TO SELL h Mesa Verde 4+ Family Room Excellent area. shows like a model Pool-sized C.ondo tor sale. 4br. 2ba, 1650 sq.ft.. nr Mlle Square Park. Greenbelt & com· mon pool & roc. $164.900. Ron Ellis K.B. Really 536-6565 yard. parquet entry andr•--------1 dming room, 3 full baths. PV s t o n e h ea rth . separate game room Only $89.SOO Call 540-1720 AFOUMTAIN COURTYARD AC)lllf 142•9371 owner. sss.ooo. lm~J. $42,110 OWNER WILL CARRY 2ND TD occupanry. Luxury 2 BR. library. Rancho San Jou quln Condo. Fully :ip pointed, an cld air 547-3987 or al\. Spm & wltnds 544·5704 FAIRWAY TOWNHOM! 2Br.18a 1 hselothewtr. , .. N~• GOOD TERMS 1- is lhe view Crom the s~cious master swte of yus artistically decorat. ed home. The spacious recreation room & huge P1tio are Ideal for enter. t.aining. Energy saving gas kitchen and wide lot w ith R .V . ac cess possibilities. At S72.900 you should see this fine home TODAY! Lake & Night Light Views. Most popular Rancho San Joaquin 3 br plan. uncompromised view from every room. S20.000 in custom up- grades. Wood ceilings, secunty system, custom wood entry. Ultimate R.allcbo Home. $125.000. Wkdys 752·0206. eves· wknds 752·8182. $79,SOO FP 642·2800 Bkr 1 '"# 1 lft Cdifonlio" ~Pltliasullo 1007 1-~~~~~~- MEWUmMGt MESA VERDE 4br, 2ba. ram.rm home on over sJzed corner lot Jn xlnt neighborhood. Priced for quick sale at S67 .000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •Prlmeoceanfront 2 Br. 2 patio. fireplace . $150,000 Ca 11673· 1402. Coror.a def Mer I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIVATE IEACH ACCESS 41R Re-eked to $109,500. The price is right. the loeation is great . the mstr bdrm is giant. the yard 1s pool si;ied, lhe land Is fee. th e bathrooms are two and the fireplaces are too. 644-7211 /.Jn NIGEL GAILEY & 1\55U[tAfE5 ftriyafe m¥Htor Local resident wants duplex or triplex. CdM Pnul W B•umfu Id '>A .... o< b'12-8'1SO S31·5800 W.ntaHottal RMI &tat.Matwork TURTLE ROCK 3BR, family rm, Plan 1. -------• l(reat vu. Lot..s of xtras. ---------1sPACIOUS Meadow, By owner $91.500 . 644-4646. Family home. 3 Br 3 Ba. MESAVERDE den. dining, fplc. new cpls, lndscpn g, many xtras. See to appreciate. !9 950 r2&i~· 1?&~.11~= ~~i--HEW--0-C_L_U_S_IV-E--r--c-.--t..--... -... -.or-- ' Ma rino Cr . or call LISTING Lovely 4 Br + ram. rm, A 3 droom. 2 Bath 963-707'9or 549-2877 dys. Jmmac 2 Br "Seahaven" single home. :t full ba. famous "T " Plan home. nr Admas & Magnolia. Nr. schls. tennis crts & Near schools. library PARK PLACE $SS,OOO. Pnnc only. Call pools. Enlarged Mstr and churches. Extra at Its best. You'll have lo Fr I 9 6 3 . 8 3 7 7 o r bdrm. 12x24 w /custom amenities-a lovely see this hom e for evestwknds962·3462Bkr. closets.Manyxtras.Xlnl swimming pool + a yourself to appr~. all con d . B y "p p t . :tale play yard. Call the value tbal goes wilh Open Ho u se. 18778 Owner/Agt.552.3176 ~-IL story home is only l yr Sal & Sun. Super clean .. old & has features to condo. 3 Br. 2"'1 Ba. Hme, lrv111e.Sbr,Jba on S63 500 LEADERSHIP lge pool s 1 zed lot complement a life style · · w/sunken walled patio, Ja ~ t area. Prin only. 673·7710 ....................... .•...•.•••.•..•..•..•.. . THE LANDING · ~ Spyqiass Solllllport • 1t Th1s luxurio~ 4 BR. 2 Heavenwood Cr. \·SPM. ward winnino Deane ANYTIME or gracious living. flE.84.2-4466 extensive brick work. 'lbere's an abundance of OPEN HOUSE 12·4PM. pro( lndscpn'g. Close lo VIEW OCEANRONT .• BY OWNElt Fabulous "helter than DUPLEX 5 Bdrms .. 41h baths. family rm. & Beautiful 6 Br. S Ba 1~~~~~~~~~1 wallpaper ~uo.ut the Sat & Sun. 17112 Creen· community pool & crts. I· home & YOU!' eQJOy the tree. Brand new never By ownr, asking $124,SIOO. decor a tor s lo':'~ h · occupied, 4 Br 3 Ba. 3 car Prtn. only. 552·5001 the model" home only 9 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths up, 2 formal dining. Large tile patio & home moo sq.ft ) with rnn6. new• St>rlutlt'd dou bdrms .. 2 balhs down; waterfront deck. ~s.000. ocean & night view. Perfoct for entertaining g a r s t l o o o o & conveniently located. LEADERS HI p R E. DEERFIELD 3 Br. 2"" ble door tile l'ntry to both w/(rplr ironversa-..,.., Professionally decorated earth tone rarpcl and ti on area. Onl" 3 yrs. & located on a cul de sac Ca II now r or a pp l. &42-4466 ba. hm. 1.8216 sq ft .. covr 'd 549-0576 or 557·3:274 Bkr. patio, sprinkler sys, btfl h ' The home fe atures suns 1ne "wulls Of younji!. Good rental re· beautiful li vin" rm, LANDMARK crpt, ctn, well kept. 4 BR . fa m r m . R v S78.000. 552-0593. storage. upgraded. Deerfield Twnhse 2 Br. Owner. 968-8019. 2ir.a Ba, by owner. PaUo & glass"• Formal dine ron1 Prict.'<iatS275000 "' highbghtcd by sparkling 573.3663 83J--0523 Eves. separate dirung rm. lge gourmet kitchen . farnilyrm&ahugeplay separate family room rm. '240,000 For ap. with loasty fireplace! pointmenl. 64().0968 Soaring staircase to GIMf"OI tOOZ GeMt'OI IOOZ SPYGLASSHIU CUSTOM overhang, prof lnd11cpd. gar opnr, avail Feb. u. $59,900 lse opt. 644·5441 sweep 1 n ~ ma s t e r •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom retreat with EXECUTIVE 6 Br. s ba, view of ocean REMODREO BEAUTY R..cho S.. Joa .. 1 Condo on the golf course. near pool. view or Newport Center. UP: graded 2 br. den w /wet· bar. lst Time olfered Owner I Agent. $98,500. 64M.366. dressing area and~~~~~~~ RESIDlb..l~EI"" VACANT! & city lites. $229,000. By Roman tub. lmm11culatel-"'""'" " Immediate possession. 1_owne __ r_~ __ 2S_. ___ _ in every detail and up. IEACHHTATE IRVIME Sgl. story 4 br, 2 ba in Hart.orYfewHlh COTTAGE SOL VISTA 3 or 4 bedroom. formal dining, atrium. family room. Great terms. Buyers graded in every area. $48,250 TERRACE "Model Home" cond. Gracious• bt Belvedere. Brand new carpets. For the dema?dlng ho.me Steps to pou.ndlng surf We are presenting lhls One of lhe best localiuns 2 ba, 2 lrplcs, spacious drapes, p8Ull and leaked ia1. . .. ; WfSfSIDf HEAL TY buyer only. For apJl()inl and rry&tal sand! Back distinctive home for In Fount. Valley. Hard to ram.rm, elegantly de· noocs. Enclosed garden menlloseecal18476010. yard 14 Bay area play lhosewhoenjoyawarm. believe a 20x40' pool In· corated. Dli alarm room highlights tbis INC B·18 2323 '"""N'"9.,'P"""' 11 •• ' grow>d Wlndin~ wooden relaxed atmosphere ID a eluded for only $79.~. system. Triple gar, pvt spectacular home. 3 IL ~-~=--''~i!l!!i!!!!l!!!!.ti!!!!ll!!l1~:fl!!!l!JI ff ~f.~r0~~m;; §:~~!i~·~~~&. -Ca-1~-: ~-· _;_o_~_\_A_~_K_~_._ 1-~-· z_!_~_k_'d_~-~~-7s_:_~_i6_n:_0_~_0_~ ---------~\~l~~frti = ............ !~.~! ;;~~¥;f,;!if --------b d • s h ~wimmmg pool, lhe STEP UP TO Mesa 1024 Beach's finest areas. AU w o 0 D 8 R r D c. E . ly. 166.000. By owner M~S.1LDB.M.1LR e room uns ine .. _ r H~ORT •'-·-r I $83000 551-1706. tlO "' "' breakfast patio Pool · provt...,., or com. .,.,....,.. """ or on Y • • BeautiluJ 2 story 4br, 3ba1---------POOL HOME Jacuzzi· voUeyball malte plete family pleasure. HffGHTS esa Verde 4 br. 3 ba. by ownr. Will sell or tse Woodbridge &tatn Fantastic ls l~ word for this garden ,hvmg al its Top coadllion. ol course. Beaut.tful 3 bed.room or 2 Camtd.in'g & liv'rm. 2612 ffOUDAJ w/optiontobuy.64(H)696 Upgrd'd 4Br. Fam rm. ftneSt Wont last Call with 8 generous lot al· bedroom and wal11ut sq.ft. Lge 1Sx40 pool ------...---i IC r ,_ .. _ l.b.ls lovely 3 bd, 2 ba, FR 841-6010 . lowing for plans lo ell· EASTSIDE GEM A • ront ....... cp'g lncl. home. Great ll&F pool C'IPI"'" o. "\ ">Pe>11t Nor1· pand. Call for appoJnl· paneled den with r.lld.ing w/Jacuui. coverd patio. Sharp 3 Br. 2 ba oo huge SPECIAL ,_ ________ , Beaut corner lot. $96.000. oo lse C'Omer lot, w plen· l ment to see ' $142.000. glass door to 10 x 20 lal· 3 car gar. xlnt scboofs. lot S72 500 All t T f--..11 ()pen house thls wltod ty ol rm for trailer ur \iii5° IJ.jJJ1:11·1J1 ~. lice covered patio . Ovmr. by appl. 556-1434. · • · erms. Take 4 Bedrms. Den and rClllS ~. 11·4 at 208 W Yale. ~\nSt:~~~o ::::bts~ed ~· Jifu ) ~., '" ~."'fl'• ·c11~ •1n . f~~~~le!:.1 ~e~;1::~~ ,_mo_.ooo_. ______ lil•963-837--7•. •Bk•r•. ----1 f.•c~~:1.ro::~e'.~~~ ~~ :e~:~ ~~ 7:!k o~n:e~ i-lrvl_ne_. 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Sep maculale, adult oc Call 546·2313. garage, corner lot. Room call· 833•3380 landscaped home wllh "-"'-It l.y hobby rm. Harbor HI ..ied Ut I Ir ll 1...,,. "' •1." \ """ •01<1 N•1· for boats RV 's etc · R If ,._ ________ , mountain view from Its tsudc:i Coontry llvlfti: at Bwld a unit ror xt.ra in· cu.,, 'sp . eve am y OPEN Sat~n · 1.4. 9U 645-3474 -ea g ,-s~acious master bdrm. 15 r1ty """Ct'll A!tiiumable come Our "•elusive. home · nol luse land. 3 [e 1~~~·11 ti • l I t I d •--:;-_· ~-lh 3 B ,,...,, 7711 c.4n·~;.4 Bdmu .• Ip. family rm ' i W. Wilson. $53.000. 'II IR41 .._ lllft. ()paw~ S... e owes pr ce on ~ .-ve-on t.S r .,._ or_......,.., Wllh frplc., formal din· ' l RoyMcC_. 1 I 11 ~leadl IJ23BlacltSwan market! Start the year '""'"" •ng 3C g ( t" -·-•• --· ._.........._ 1810~ • Brand new Woodbnd"e, olfnght-call : Newport S...Md • . ar arage. or .. e ~ ........ ,._ • " Red C8rpet Realtor .,.. d tto Uer, sand trap & CestoMffaS41~7729 HOME •. INCOME'. 2 4brpatio mdl.Fullpn re .,.,.,...,..,, ooarp c:-on ° w 1rn11ny p1trhlng green. heated 1~~~~~~~~~I~ "' S87.SOOw/lO";.down. .,,.,.........., mu Ult'ot.td pnmary pool, extra storage for --------•I----------t houses oo 1 lot. 3 Br & 2 Bill Thompson Really ofN BA Must at ~.SOO RV or boat. Filtered air· HOME• INCOME TWO OH ALOT Br. Try Sl0.000 dwn. 49S-t870 lrvU\e Mt>Sa Realtori. rond. plus radiant heal· A STEAL SSll,500. full price. Prin ---------Dill~ Dootd.roptbt>ball'Gcta ing Upgradan\galore A H ard t o f i nd 3 f.Jvelnlbesu~rbly re. only, pis. Kent Rogers COR .... ER L.GIJlll'GIMch 1048 --.)Ob w1th11low rostOa1ly ... 1 1, 't 8EDROOM HOME . AT$42900 done house & rent lhe Rlty.848-8300 I" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ha ve somethin1 to !!ell' Pilot Clu Hied AcJ ~~., .J!w;a~t ...!.,5!:tion large dining room. all oc.ber S?S.000 LOC .A.TIO.._. Cl&M1f1~ adiido_1l well Phone64.2_·S678 _____ 1 =~. """' quuUty bwlt with lath & Vacant and' ready to I BbElkACHt Cottage. only 9 A " M~~·id':~1~!y~r VI=~~ 1002 ........ 1002 .............................................. CE 110111 ILlllS CO. OVER 50 YEAR$ OF SERVICE OPEN RI 10 lM. TO 5 P.M. t 1 l •OLIT A POINT DllVE SPYGLASS HILL Fee Land in SpyS)ass. Magnificent Executive "Portsmouth". Most Ex· pensive Amenities Thruout. Formal Uving at its B•t. 2 F'ireplaces, Formal Dining. E.lectric Kitchen. Featuring Microwave + Breakfast Area. Sweeping Panoramic Vlew. 1235,000 116 VIA QUITO · UDO tSU Vlew of PaUo From Uvthg Room , Formal Dining ~ & Kitchel. 3 Bedrooms Oversi'Jecl Powder Room Down. Upstairs Features Master Bedroom w /Separate Dreaslns Area Unu ual "Charming Decor. Shows Tender. Loving Care. $149.soo I / t' ......... plaster + LARGE 2 move into today! This 1 , s. o ocean. $5000. You Wiii love lhis Im BEDROOM Home and 3BR +2BA family homr ~--' ' dwn. Cull pnce $45.000. m4culat.e3bdrm .. 2 bath1_497_·3S95 __ 1U4 __ ·6.120 __ A_itt __ C. F. Coleswortbv UAL TotlS 640.001'0 double garage for rental with handsome brick ~.. .,._ Prin. only. pis. Kent PLUS a family rm MOVEIMMOWI 10.come. Hurry on this fireplace. New carpel. ~., , ~ ~ Rogers Rily. 848..sJOO home. from the momenl 3 BR 's, 2~ bath with one! $75.SOO. Call540·11Sl drapes & buillins. Owner _ ---·~ you drive up! It has fl 1 d 1 dbl .. + ..._. + rnust:iell! Please call P:P:A.lJ'rr-BEACH, GIANT Bike to CUR 8 APPEAL : rep ace an g. . .. """" 5 .. "-~666 191 7ISS J' --~ Beach. Lg. Yd .. 4 br. scuJpt.ured landscaping, garage. Canyon privacy, GAMllOOM .. .,.~ • • 200'-MM.H.I. FtR. DIR. Bkr. Chris. plus h n ew carpets, ocean view. Sl26,SOO. 11, ACll a!.? 646• 4.U.3 ~or 963-6878 wooden 11hutler11. $81 ,500. _A_.g_en_t_. 6_7_3-4_545 ___ _ Thia ha~dsr:li°!d single w:r:tiihff:I lYEARSMEW =es'l~/SUM.1-5 OCEAMFROMT atory ramblln(I estate 4 BEDROOM ·-__ .,._. USTSIDE 4 Bdrmt 2"11 ba. fam rm 17911.UTLER Delu"e Co·Op Apt, 3Br . ....... · r "•()() q ~l f u.o-•-h•retohelp! .,.,. E. Ma...,oUa. D'"'ve w /wetnar. Clean & 2bu, huge deck", gar's, .. , .. , ove .... ~ · • · o Jog to beach from thLS """'"' '" ...., .,., " shar.p . $88,750. Ph elevator. htd. pool. San lhina area ti located on beautiful hll(h ly up· . bytb.ischarmlng3bdrm. 586.4761, eves 846.4288 dybch. Adults secluded tree lined 11raded home. Huge llv· · M.wPOf'fHCJt~Area home&calltosee. Bk llARCUM&JIOHNR.E street . Many custom fng room with vaulted PR(CEDTOSELL' CMI WA.LICEA _r_. -------99801eoneyre 49Hl55l featuru Including ceillng11 . Gourme t 3 Bdrtns. 2 ba. excellent REALTY 675-5200 Walk to beach <a br. 2 ba, firtlplace In master sulte. kitchen with formal dine. condition throughout. fam rm. upgraded. Ptof. GRACIOUS HOM! Try S6.S()O for a preview Assumable V .A. pay. New c a r P e t I n g . , lndscpd. Open house Sat Jn choice aarea. on qwet ol this unl41ue home. Coll ments '276.00 per monlh landscaped, fenced yd, & Sun. 21082 While Hot'lle alreet ; space I •lore' 1163-6767 H\ll"l'Y! Coll fi63.6767. seperate 2 car garage. l..n. H.B. Owner. $36-811~ Incl s bdrms 3 baths (lj,,.. I(".,, \IV\o •01<1 ''U . Ol'f~ ·~ ... •II fl ... ,,,,~'-<• LGE CORNER R2 LOT. . .• . • n I S48-70230wn Townhouse. 9 mos old. dellghtrut family rm . 1• 101t1 [ ~ •• ~~:~.:.!.·~~ :~'.~~~~:~·.~l '5~r.~~~r.-f.:+.~;:~;r~ paint. Spac kit, W/bltm.. 4 IOIM+ POOL ~. 842-ISCM by own. ---------• Many extras. Won't h111t c;,..,.. 1002G1Ml'lll 1002 sep din. encl yd & patio. $61.SOO IOIIl&U9MOO . .................................. H......... ::,~~o. Ownr I Agl . Oul.st.t.ndina loc;t1on "'" OP8f HOUS!t UHIV. rARK SPY~ ISTAll Something s pecial and elegant, lt 's all here I On a dramatic bomeslte featuring quality tonstructlon, ocean and bay views. 4 bedrms, family rm, 1ame rm. pool, $326,$00. frwy, tchls & sbop'J. For 21542 Ardlar C.... 2 ltt..·2 IATHS 3 8r t Ba. 1Je back yard. Info. call S Hamil&on/ Upgraded t.bruout. with brand new driveway 1'' 673-7601 W Brookhurst plush carpet1111. drapes. wide. By owner. $46,SOO. i----------1 Frt 104 Sat/Sun 1.Z-4 fencing, frplc.: larae1"::~~~~=-==-&42·16Se Q)ojce£·Side4br.2~ba Beaut4Br·'52.IOO patio wit h cove r .1· ram1dtn.rm $73,900. Agem. 646-7414 autom1uc aarage door,_•------· LGICOAHHLOT NM1<&9. Pri"ocily. • ............... "Scu••.... opentr. A 111unnln1 PalVAllAllA Llke New 4Br. 2 ba. ram _ __,_ ~ Ca.rdlfr Model on arut with tenn l•, pool & rm, Uv'i rm. frplc. AP· f1ne Mesa Verde 2·•tor)I tN 8\JN1'l.NGTON BCH. locaUon, atS75.SOO beach. An affordable ' prox 1800 sq ft. Obi iar. SB r . 2 ~ b •. man Y 2 i'°'Y Cape Cod beauty. Bedroom, 2 Ba family Nr all •choola. 630 w. alMtlh.la 186.700. Prin 4 flllel'CNS Bdrna .• ,,~. borne wJth aom0Ulln1 for Wilton. CM. N3.SOO. oa1y1!1·3830 .,.. •wood nreplace. everybody lncld 'g Open Sat/Sun J0.5. Ph CUI-de-Sao St. Willk to workthop, dork rm. 8'1M3t3 beach.U.atbyanywhe..e ucne rm, I Uhporch, O,....._s.tn. for sn,soo. OPEN ~~~~~~~jtamlly dinJnarm&buge Colle1e P1t Poot H.ae i..,.. az kit. Eattalde HOOSK Fri., Sat. Is Sun. Beaut dramatic 38r by lti~._. $174,SOO 38r,28a,Ofter. Jltt,2 ba,~bkar1ar,RV lW. 82Cll Se&blrd Cir ., ~. foteed t1Je, nvr DOLPHIMl.L ()pnhaeSat/Sun tCM ~ ll Kd 1*1d. m K.8. ~or S3M.l23 ............ Exel Turtle 0~k Cel4t.a~•599 m..w 8'1c,.111er,Pb ... w1 ~. ~...... '""' ~ 1--------• Glen.$122,000. '751-01$1. _, I -.::.._ -Ml,_S. Hi!Mtsff'-S. ~·••blate OMlel'RMl•hlh .. DAILY PILOT Ftlday January 7 1977 HOUMt,... W. Hou1e1 For,., •• •••. •••• ••• •••. •• •• •• ••••••••••••••• •• •• •• •• t • •••••••••• •• •••••• ••••• • •••• •• •• •• ......... ••• ••• ••• •• •• •• ••••• ••• • •• .. ......................... " ~ 2000 ...._ rri.,.. ty 2000 ...................... ························ ..................................................................... ·······················"II •-.-.L~ ...... .... W. ~tto.Mt For S4lllit HcMts•t for S. ....._ Vlefo I 067 Mtwpert litodl I 06t leoch t06• C ""rtrw 1071 .......... T.:J ............... ::.:: ....... .. •--a. I 0""1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -_.,., n-...... 104 .,.,_ 1044 ~~ .. GUCIOUS HOME Oceiln vlew abr 2ba & SNOW I• h•r-.! Bit Ultar. :· ·"'-••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• In chol~ area. on qwtt Channln :noo I Q. fl. 3-abr. 2t>.. 1 • blk 'otr ltuaoo laundromat. of· • t l r MACH COTTA•I alree.t ; apace f a Jori!, ~ 48R. oo a~rox . ..._ acrl!. ocean. l•lh St ll 8 . nee. 2 •P'a r.ococn• f7$S ·~· Thu 2 bdrm .. l bath Incl 5 bdrma., baths. P'ormal din. pao'ld fam n».1rou SlM.500. ~.~ T. home I.I •mall. but wlUt dell 1 b ti u I '• m I I Y rm w /wtt bar. Prof'ty Call Ron t:Ub .~ •1•. ~· •• THE VIEW , ill rrptc. Ir CO?.)' llvtn• ~/aardenkllcbcl\com ~.f'OUIMU.SlM.500. JJ.B Realty ~~ aru. It 1.9 very comfort• binatiOll. Formal dJnln1 •IOMO ltlA&.'O• ble. Just alew blka. from rm . "-n lrft larae . GALLERYoUfOMES llSORTPIOP • ... _ beat h· walkt"" dis beauUfully landscaped UNITS l -•v ~M~•tot.ow' n. -.i& y ard, Ma ny extras 171 4Jt ll·f4 1 I 32 ~ on 4 ll('rc11 n $74,IOM r..- -.. ~v •'" W t I l I t ~ ooo NOW IS Tff( ft..nln'llWTV downtown UJG Bl::AR 3 In ll<'mel W•ll bullt. hvy POaTORMA 00 as ong 1 • Uf"J"UIUVl'WI 1 bl.ks. from 1011 lncome ahake roof. xlnt .,. •. Lo Almoet oew •Plll·level. 3 m~bW& ... to own a popular Newport Crest Acres rusuc: 2 bedroom Is ~.000. yrty. l:ialet vat. M•r avaU. Xlnt llP bdrm .. 2 ..... bulb home ty),..""~ Plan 4. Townhorne located on a (luiet ruch home. i anaae &. price Is '340.000.1 too.000 prec ~ntud ln 1rowlng with expansive ocean &c ~u..,-cul-de-sac. Eftjoy the Nie.lv from your workahop Short dlatance down. Seller will l'urry area Only 3 yra old canyon views. A great 49'·?900 ste--~OWD, lofted·ceillng liv{n( room from town center. ?.oned balance at 8''P. Ownor MusttMloQ.Pprec. - Won't stop from this beautlrul 3 bedroom, 2V.. ba~h Townhome . Truly un excepttonal value at $101,000. Enjoy the parquet oak nooring, the plush, plush carpets and custom window coverings. Outstanding Irvine location near schools, shopping. UCI, Newport Center, tennis club and golf. home for entertainJog; Y"" for hones. C an b~ de$~ate. needs cu.ti or ••••• supea.A~u~ ~~:O ~~!r ~ ~r,n2r!>::0~~':f ~~~~~t~~~1J :C~:n~~n~o!~ dMdod. '295.ooo. tra CAU. 641°6646 M~~~!':>° ~~c~n ,, "'' ••• ... ., CALL NOW 752-7315 DONALD M. BIRD On an R·2 lot; add a deck Cov'd patio, bltns. Up-plan that offers up to 4 bedrms. or a ~ tae fncd lo\a. Wl\h lrwt & toenJoytheview.St.one'a graded c rpt thruout. separateden/study,andamaster BR. AMCHCMA•I ~ fR €HIGE: garden. Buy now for throw from town. 2 f'ri>lc. rully landscaped. w/prlvate retreat & sund""k. 3-Full JMYISTMIMYS HOME:~ lat.er&letushctlprtntl Bdrm .. 1 bath + a bonus Owner relocating. must "'" PROFESSIONAL REAL studio rental unlt. 194.500 sell. $63,000. Pnnclpals baths. Steps from pool, jacuzzi & ten-C71414t6-77l 1 •--"'-------• ESTATE only. 768-0568. nis. Minutes from the beach. Only RMI •t.te CotMMlor Astt for Ann $88,200. CALL for details or atoP and SOlllA~ 1016 Prores i n vutme nt 114 925·7758.~7!13 ....,.,.... leoclt I 069 vi w ........ .,............... analysis. appraisals. lax .,~J• ••••••••••••••••••••••• e . &c e xchanae advice • -A-for tt...a.. 2200 ...-SW.000. Oen vie•. by Speclallzlng In Bc h .._. -• ,, • .,,,,,_ Portaflno. 4 bd. 4 ba. CALL NOW· 752-7315 ownr, (Tl•> 499·ll69. mulU·plex properties. •••••••••••••••••••••• ·~~~=~A~s~~~o~c~io~te~s~R~e~o;;l~t~o;;r~s=-d_ 1105N.CoonHwy .• Loguno bonus rm. huge lot. PoOI eves. 311&2 Toto Loma Sellen&Buyersavail. l.oh-CottaM"41 ~ 4 94-1177 &Jac.Ownr644•5389 DONALD M. BIRD Ln. (Left otr West Sl.l CaURQIJ£Wa i vacaot, t w/old•r '"._ I 044 tniM ' I 044 Prime Newport Shores Associates Re altors 3Br, 3ea. frplc · liv rm. H.B. Realty $3f.&:l6S house. rut. door la newer , ........ ••• •• ••••• •••• ••• ••••••• ••• ••• • • ••• •• •• l•--------1 3 b r. 2 b 8 • 2 s l 0 r y den. k1tcb. tlte root Wild oomt. Can be bouabt as a cathedral celllngs. pvt Cyn, 3 bllts lo bcb. lO yrs CIStJ Mm pa.cka1e or :foe .rate . ~Ian ,, .. " ') ... ·' TURn.E IOCK S 122,000 wrTH LAND OPEN HOUSE IY OWMElt Wadcry-~.J• VJ ...... 2 Story, 6 BR-Plan 7. Giant wood beamed step down living room w/fioor to ceiling frplc. Formal dining room, family room. kitchen w/nook. Beaut. lands caped. l ow maint. yard. Secluded master bedroom, lower floor rooms open to garden & patio areas. 3 Car garage, abwldance of storage & many extras. 1 tlU SlerN CalMo. IN . Cal DOft o• 17 I 4J IJJ.9609 or 17 I 4J 751-4642 I 0 ' old. lot sz. 210x&s. Shown Call fi A"' clubhse. pool. tenn s NewportlHdt 1069 t .. wportfffcllt I 6 or more or. 6'· rrts. Pnced ror 1mmed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• by appl. rna•PLEX ,_m-_*~·------sa1e by ownr. $79,990 ruu11 Prinoc ly.M2-588'7an5 Wfff m hu IOtl 3 Bedroom. 2 bath and 2 ~~/ UOO --~RES Pvt ~ ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• BedroonlWiill _.:,d' bathhaunlta. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll...l&TUR•L BAYSHO . comm. ....,. .... er exc nge. "A A 3 Br. den. garden paUo. 1 tfEW Award Horne. 2 Private palloa. extra MOl6U pill( Wd & glaas. country Blk from bay. By appt ._. atorY. 3 bedrm + office. large units. Great invest· 100 Spaces. good loci kitc hen. hdwd. firs. caJl548-6001. "'"°"'-2v, baehl. P'Nturea lrg inentpo\enUal. Uon, near Redlanda. All skylights. loft. stained L-Lot Uv rm. ronnal dlo rm. leased. SI00.000. SubmLt glass, ocn vu. 3 bdrms. _ T" spacl4*1 tam rm w/trplc allolf $104.950 MewporttteWrb Ll.A.UORVIEW "wotb.,. Kltoh .. 1£ = ~ ~e.rs. .-, (60' frontage) and' a very ~ w/pass thru window. Ex-a._;...H large f amily room MOMTEGO t.erior patio bar. Mast llVHL C - Croas'TMMoat w/bltn frplc. +a 2 Br.. •BR. 2BA. we\ bar bedrm w/beat.rt. (rplc. 3 Prap•4tllta aEALTOR 64$.24 11 b~~ 4 =: ~~i;.e·1~ t Yi ba, +lath bse & pot· N Q R I N S Shows Uke a model. Pro-~r /~c~I ~t ~':r MOO ...J,S_..-mo MACH • ••t• Dfterf, yrs. old ! The mslr. suite Ung shed +2 car gar on RE A L T y f'ly · ldarpd. VIEW• further Information Have cash buyer for 200 1..-t 2400 (with ocean view> or· an alley . Full price VIEW, VIEW. ~one Pacera Realty, +apt co mple x, O.C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $75.000. VOGEL CO, 673-7601 ...,.. C cupies entire third level. R It.ors 548-9346 cha, <213> 594.1_., or Mirumum 8 yrs. Good Palm Desert. Deep nyn $197,500 ea · . · C OMM AN 0 THE H--'-~v•-w Hllls (213)697-9933. loc. Batoosmgh Realty. Tennis club. 3 Br. 2 ba. Wt.a-Site BEST BUY ln Big Canyon C 0 AST . New Po r l __. ~ 541-$331 Ownr640-llOl.O, ~A m:nth1ncome un Mu.at sell. $235,000. Plan Harbor. Catalina & L.A. 4Br, ram rm. 2 (!"pies. din <>PIM HOUSE t-SPM · T ~ REAL ESTATE •JOO ~ •.. ''''f ., · · '>t JQ.J '.J.'l 7. ... 19 f' J 6 til you build. ~l80. ~ u Broadmoor hme. 4 Br IJl(hls are yours from lhis rm. wet bar-Like new. Sat &c Sun. 3 Br l Ba.VA, J & lB N U its 1tH1 ..... ' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'j Blk. lo Crescent Bay 2...., Ba. nr 7th Fairway. v a D \age high atop Teruus & swim 'g. av all. FHA 8%. Newly rcnovat-IW n bch•ge 2100 714 .uA 1637 for appt By c-yglaas Hill.2700 sq. f\. Priced to sell. seller ed. $48.000 7781 Rockwell •• .. ••••••• .. •••••••••• I trvlae I 044 1""9e I 044 stairway. Ocean View ..,,.... ~ d "· O C ~ Sl.25.000 Owner. or luxury li ving-4 moti v ate A:i. g . Ave. ranre IU lnvestorwuttradeoraell 2.5a-n.-i..z Bdrms .• 2 YJ baths, din· $1'0,000. PA C IFIC LEADERSHIP R .E . suuume-rochoo.ecoors oldC-OsUMe.aduplex - ·-, ... .,.... • SPYGLASS HILL Ing area. ram. rm., 2 REAL ESTAT E. Gene 842-4466 and options. Excellent Price ~2.500. tqulty ~ .•...........•...••.•...•••.....•...••••...••• . , ., IN DEERFIELD Immediate occupancy. Back on market. Two new homes. Offered by Builder 3 Bedrooms -2 Baths completely de· corated and landscaped. Model Home. $84.995. May be purchased furnished. 4 Bedrooms -3 Baths with upgraded carpeting on large pie shaped lot ad- joining Greenbelt. $97,559. DHl'fl.WP..ti.._. #17 Deerspriog just off Deerfield Road and Culver Drive between Santa Ana and San Diego Freeways. 17141 552-5211 Terrific view. 3 bdrrns."' Brand new 4 Br 3 Ba, FR. fireplaces. wel bar & 3 l:Ull. 642-0200 areas WUI exchange. $40,000. Want beach units J + loll. 2 frplca .. North Po6S lse/opt. By owner. car garage. Pri v. pool Otlwt' Real ktoh · onmall lndustnal build· 1..aiu;4f.1.~rsl * 640-1751 w/Jacuzzi & large game FllDTHf DUCKS ••••••••••••••••••••••• m,. P. o. box .t93, Dana '" I r:)( ( (, l"~)A(. ') r t'O.l.(l'I" 23802 Hobart. $112,000 605 Nyes. Sl65.000 173 McCauley, $189,000 SEAVlEW BY BROAD· ... ,. Deflnltdy f0< th< .. f 'om th' I g <. --· ·~~ ..... . MORE Brand new 2 dlscrlmlnallng buyer. waterfrontdeclt;2-sly .. 5 ForS. 1100 iitlfilaat R ... lltclh atory 4br 3ba by ownr $275.000. BR. & playrm.: 3 ba. •••••••••n •••••••••••• p P• ti9a W..-.cl 2900 Sale or be W/Optlon t~ •49 .... 057• XJnt.cond. Walk to pools, Mobile. Modular Home & .... ni-~ ...................... . buy. 64G-0696 tennis &ocean. $96.500 Building DeUvery. Set-\400 auAiut." 'UACM Wanted house. units from JUST LISTED CAYWOOD at.ALTY up, & Service. 675-7510 owner for private party. JBr. 2Ba. RusUc lg. fam NEWPORT SHORES • 541-1290 • forfreeest.orinf'o. 16to160 UNITS L•ll u na , New port. & liv rms. din rm, rstm A home to remember! 2 SPYGLASS HILL SELF CONT'D, 8x26, ruu fi U _4_9!M_i33 _____ _ kilch, pool &c guest hse. Bedrm a.nd den, l~ bath. bath. Just refinished In· lier p1ef$ Local. pnv. party. wants lmmac cond. Uppe r Completely carpeted. Brand New 4 br. 3 ba. 1Jlde.Setupwithawnlng. OK.Nlckersonfa-ns'Mlx topurchase.fromowner. Back Bay area. Sll0.000. Atrium vie w from ram. rm, poss. lse/opl. $1900.M8·6~73 ormatch\6.20.32,40.48. house. rental prop. or 645-2545 bedroom & living rm. By owner. 752·$J9l • • 60. 64, 80 units. Actually condo; Costa Mesa, Hurt· ~~~~~~~~~ Enjoy the warrntb of Beaullful tox42 large wehavelwo80unitcom· UngtonBeach.M7·8l77 Ownr. Whitewater. Big wood and charm or mir· Sana.-nte 1076 bedrm. ba., liv rm. Adult plexes; onehasfour20'a: Canyon View· Nearestl•--------rors. Obie gar w /auto ••••••••••••••••••••••• pk. No pets. Rental sp $58 the other five 16's-Owner • ........._._L. hse in 2 directions Is 600' · PRIVA Tl ISLAND opener. Owner needs fast I Unit mo. F um. Cash $8500. . . ..111 II ~change ln __. F\lll lngth of hse faces sale.CallMO-USl ncome s AnaServ873-m7 WU se ore lb .••••••• •••••••••••••• v i e w . A 11 room s ~vidually or ln com Ina· .._... ,._,.llsed whitewater. 3 br. 2\Ai ba. 30' BOAT SLIP N tbe Ocean NEWPORT TERRACE : tion. Exchange up now-...................... . Many xlras. + buildable NEWLY 4 Bdrm. r. Skyline 20x48, 2 Br 2 Ba. By appoinlmc:1l In ~~r lllMMIPHml .. 8 3107 lot next door toward #&COLLINS ISLAND like neW". $16,000. Agt. o(fic:i on!Y:t~Oo!"e h e ••••••••••••••••••••••• ocean w /same view. Trade &/orFlnance 6 UNITS. ON THE 64&4380 sma el'UDIS . Spaclous48r20.ocean· l.ogulta leach I 041 LalJlllMI hoclt I 048 Sl38,500. 494 -0508 or II~ CAMYOH vestment property: Mobile home. 10 x 60 ex· ill• 411 dryr, ds ws r, 2 car aar. Unobstructable view. 673-'7770 $308.000 558-8723 ~~~~~~~~~I :!,~~F:;;;;-:,';'."(;!:,.,Su~· NEWPORT BEACH t ... !:tiall l frool hmhe. hFplc. W1hr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497· 1815 for appt. VIEW. $215,000 pando. Cpta & drps, or Place 1750 mo. Avail. Apr I· PR 1 v /\ T ~ DR Iv E -Oce. Vu ~0:,1Y3b~~':trni~g.h~~~: View Newport Bay to S245.000. ocean. Sll.000. 548-6444 .. June l~. No peta. 644-9582 Oceiln view , 1mmac 2 Br Must sell beaut lge con· rm. boat + RV area . Catali.na! Iron gate en· 2 UNITS-NEW. near OP84HS!SAT t2 5 7J2•1920 _an._1_P_M ____ ~--:-+ den. 2 Ba. fn>lc, 2car do. Ask ing 194•500 ~3168. try. Mammoth living ocean. 3 BR. 2 BA • l400~n~NACM ColtaMeM 3 124 elec l(ar. Lrg IOl $129.SOO. 49&-4148 room with VIEW! Mar· owner's unit. 2 BR. J \; le..etfll HOME & INCOME ! 2 ..................... .. NEW HOME under con· · PIMIHSULAPOINT ble rirepla ce. Paneled BA rental un1t. $102.800. Pwdo V_.Pri houses 00 1 lot. 3 Br.·& 2 S400mo. +Ctn dep. 4 Br2 struc tlon-All wood, Top Of The World. 4 ,....~rm•ng 2 story home, formal dining room. Wet JAY W YEATS W" ..... stw B T S 0 000 d ,._ """m Rm fplc ref's 3 B 2 Ba ' 2 b .,,.,. • bar. Spac1·ous '-'·tchen •· REALTORS. 4""' .,...,7 "" r . ry 1 • wn • .,., ra • • ocean v1ew. r. -spacious br s w/ a . ...,..... n .. 8 3 ba 1 ..... "' '7'7'~ 28 l"" Ba 1 u & · ...__ 'd No Is •13..,.083 b •-•""l""'t d I II -sq '~ r. ' ge pantry. Extra lari• r, 74 • g. v rm. S118,.500. full pnce. r r w req · e. " pure ase now ... ""'"'" in . rm. g e v ·rm farru·ly rm, lge v•randa, " din rm wlk ln closet n1 ls .,.. ot Rog·-·-1rv hoi flil •-I •-be l "' -0 ster w·1ng. Glassed OCEAN mLLS. Vac. 2Br. · · o y, P · ~e ...... _ ...... ___ . _____ _ yourown c ceo . e ... w/frpc"' au ocean top side deck. Perfect ..... s e r vice r m bllns RJ 948-8300 can>et. This home IS de-view. Wrought iron en mother-In-law unit view patio. Loads o 2ba. all bllna. View. • oi ty. '"'-Jf44 s igned & bu11l by wrUled Foyer. graci~us w/2ndkltcben.Nrocean storage. 3 Car garage. Cpts/drp\I, dbl gar, iotr ~~~1:.~rB:lv~· on BEACHOuplex.2-lBr.l ••••••••••••••••••••••• N ORINS ,REAL T Y an:luterts Ostrander & back paUo overlooking & bay. Simple financing, Call now for personal &3-pools. $32$. Jal & last Magnolia Be. unlta. Has 54xl27\.\ READY TO MOVE JN Kisbi)'ama.$175,000. L.B. & Catalina Island. no points. Owner/Agt. preview. 752-1700 + S 100 c I ea nu p . Your Hostess fl. lot ,./room to bulld 3Br. 2Ba, fncd yd, grdnr DESIRABLE Woods Pvt. Pty. Call (714 ) Sl'3 ooo. Ph m-~ OPIN '" 9' "SftJN '0 "' ""''' Ownr/AJl. •99-.4271 OI" RoaeSimonJan one more unJt. 10% dwn, Incl .• children, pell OK. ~ve. 3 Br. 2 ba. large 645-010 9.5 or (71') I .~ 213/966·1766. aak Cor PAC~RA REALTY run price $75,000. Pnn $17Smo.$6&-0892afl6PM Jot. great family home. .49'7-ll.32eves. Ask for Bill Hcrilof' View Hws ~ ~ BOB. WJ> 5'23-0872 only. pis. Kent Roge" Mt rt IMdll l I '9 PRIME COMMERCIA '124.950. . L.WL. IOSO Flna ndally quallried : , . ,~ ~~ (714>9'5-21121 RJly.IWS-8300 ... ':'?'!: ............. . PRJVACY-Outatandlng ,.._ family seek.a to purcluue _ .. \ LOTS in Victoria Bearh whlt.e waler coastaJ view ••••••••••••••••••••••• a 3-5 br hme direct from SAN CLEMENTE Cou1Mrclal illr House. 2Br ffou11e, aayahOres; year lease. areo on Coast lllghway. rrorn this magnificent BR house for aaJe by ownr 640-8522 4Sfll ST. Exdlllln · "'°tM'fy 1600 Duplex, $147,000. Owner. l-BR. & bunk room ; Oneorthelastgoodbusl· home tha\ must be owner. 2 BA, family · · Duplex.ownet occupled. JRl-PLEX ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 752-5495 comp.fum."2$Month '*I locations in La1una . .wen-the amenities are room w/wet bar le frplc, BLUFFS • Elegant cBr, 3 & 2 BR. "" 811t. to COVINGTON BROS. ln, ___ R_e_al_tor_548_,_M27 __ _ Two C·l Iota at 548. far too extensive to list. crpts. drps, large fenced ~~Lden. ram rm. ownr ocean. Blt·lns, dbl. gar. o..ty $90,000 kltilll Anabel-. Century 21 , FOR LEASE UDO ISLE " eacb; three R 2 Iota at 0ve .. 20001q. ft 1219,000. yard. Call 830·<i03-t for O'KNJ717, 7'2-8556 Re~nUy redeeor. Lge. HOWARD JOHNSON ... • W .OOOeacll appl. • brick paUo. 11 Yra. old. TY Sparow lnveslmt. Div. Contemporary Bayfront, • 49~ •057 * 4 LOYaY Youowntbeland' REAL ~-_963-_1866 _____ ---t 3 Br huae Famll)' area. .. ,... 1111 Hgbly upgrded calm Con· SP.AMISH HMI Gii WAUER _ ~9~744_ _ si.ooomowlnter. 1 _..GU._._.. --~ do.3Br.2Ba,w/frplc,alr Come lot •Br 3aa by ...... ._ 67 .. 5•00 ..-....-.....-.....-.. IEACHUMITS R.E.SoderUng&AllOC. -""' coad. lot premJum vu lot, r h..:,_ .. _ ' 49 5oo ...,... • • ~ 4 -5 Units, blk. to the ocean ~UIS or 613'91'2 HIDIAWAY '°20So.Coe.tHwv•9'·851t clsetopool,reantr.ten· ownr .... .,...,... S1 ' · UEATHTAklMG 165,000C·lProperty. 1n Huntington Beach.-------- 2 Dt'droom • d~n 1n ---------Dia clU. 2 cov patl<M! &,_M2_-~_llM _______ UOOlSLE. 3 BR. 2BA. 2 View from this pam-~·or.CosNatancyMaes~a $17$,000 C.nyon w1aed~ rear &.I. a.y.n much more. Prln only. Dn frm bay. Ten'ta will pered beauty. 2 Br. 2 ba, ,.... " yard Patio. t~rrac• &c Coty & spotless 3 bdrm.. a..soo. 581.COO STEP UP ,_sl_a.;;..y_. Ownr_· -· 640-__ llO_l_O_. --1 1750 SCI ft. Formal .din ~~~~r - Macnab -Irvine lret! house. Ont' mile t 2 bath, dining rm &.al-LapNI...,_. 1052 ToMewporttt.IC)hls .....,_.Heights rm .• rtchlY paneled den. --------1 town• beach. AU this fo tacbed garage. on quiet. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bdrm~ d en , 2 ba. ldeaJ locatlon. 2 B.R .• lge. mw/"sneclcluudreeddcogurroj!luanrdd' . .._ ,...,.,.,., 2000 ;_ . . HEAL TY COMPANY MONACO Harbor View ltomea · beautifully lumi•hed 2 BRs + den & 2 baths. Lovely yard. No peLS. ISSO/Mo. Incl. water & &ardener. ($500 H C. dep.l (Yl9l only 184.SOO Call nowt dead·endstreet.1~ Years Ouu-mlng brick frplc, re-Uvmg rm. w/Crplc. HU118 -· u.oe~ old. W\lh new appliances. Sii I IR modeled kitchen are just comer lot. Only $75,000 8'Jr VA tenn8 cona ered. ....................... -~7 TIADE/Slll F.xlr• 11parloo1 J bedrm home, mint cond. Ira fenced yard. aecludc.-d. • Close-In. '-'7,500. '"Z'. lfflty 494-161 I IMBALDIAY ByOwntr (Uc. Bkr.) White-water ocean view Qoen-beam celllnga Fred Brigg.a AJA Des. .Dealped Dlnlna room. Den 2 Bedroom 2 Baths Lra lot-nn to expud PRICE '189.500. C.U tor appl. •.94.&3'JI MOHARCHIAY •rowwer Lovely Br. 2~ ba. fam rm. l•rt• Uvtq room Ir &epar•te dll\int roorn wt ti.acned ceillnp. Heatad • PoOl let ln oc.an •tew. Eacell1nt c:onOltlon. 1 01&arded private com. m unltl. 1184.SOO. Pb •• •211 t68.500 MO'nVATID atewoftheextras. Fncd Newlls~alS&l,000. AZ~ * 49 ... 7151 * IEOUCIOTO area. Ideal for R.V. Op Rust.le charm. 2 BR~+ IMTHA._..tY DWNtarropertyt 2oui-s1c1e.H.1. hse Sat/Sun 1·5. 515 playrm. Frplc. Room for llALTOIS I canflnditforyou. 646•4463 $121.500. on.Un Ave. S87,2$0. Prfo RV. $87,000 • mDelMar San Clem. Beadlareaapedalllt. MOO'ELOn Lake. J~t re· Lovely 4 bdrm home. onlyMS-3930 PAULMARTIN 492-4121 Probates.foreclosures. duced. owe at 8'1. 21 heated pool. Situated ln a -~------REALEST ATE &W-7383 Bankruptcies, Divorce. Units + 3 Br. home. beautiful. private area. IY OWNER IE LUCKY!! VIEW! 200'Vlew, lnvestment~r:tles. Pool. Bkr. 963-7866 TeMisBe A~. JBQZ, rec:lhi. center. Condo. 3Br. 2~ ba. spUt 3Bt, den, ne4Nly "edec. Delowl'128 etpn ce. MINJ W bo N Udo Isle bayfroot. s BR .. a-.:u. uy • 1uper level. Beautifully UP· Steal at 159.950, In 0wn,-.193e , KtttJ•1-. .,_er ~re uae. e w. 6 ba .• 2·atortea. $1800 home & enjoy the good graded. very pvt comer Newport Beach. LullUfY Call (7\4)f'7HS45 Gd. loc1.1uon. 676 u_l\lta for Mo., annual leue. Slnale Ule. unit w /wra p around 2 BR .. 2 ba. condo In p~· S.JIMM $l,m,ooo. 8Jq-. 9N·'7168 family only ~CU9'1tltlfWll£Y patio le wall. In newest attlio\ll WestcUff area. Ctiplth.. I 07t Aaeot673-7300 ~C::O..MALJ"OM &MOC of The Bluffs. On llVEILY ClllOOH ....................... .._ ,,op1rty 2000 hlcOIWll ,,..,.rfy 2000·1----------=--:-~ _1!3 __ c::::::: ___ 4"_-_411M_ • ....._ __ 1 huge areenbelt, nr pool. lllALTott 645-241 l ........... •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-C.._... 3I16 •--------r Owner will carry 2nd TO. . 3 Acres + new UIOO aq f\. 3 •u•••••••••HH••••••• VIEW, PttlYACY S12:9.500 BLUFFS CONDO Br, 2 ba hm. with Comm ' Bachelor Apt. $175 mo. + REAL ESTATE -.OL Lowest priced 3 Br, ram. pool J89.SOO. Owne,. m80R8b/ lrvlR8 utU. oewlY painted. rv MtwUtllfMJ-Ylew rm. "X" Plan In the -~. 4'96-3111 ~'!i'~TfzRil1EJoW1~ Monarch Bay Ten"aee 4 Newport H1ta. home, BlulCs. Owner anxious. Lowest price in the raafty AtthBeacbHelahtswith ~,,:,;1t!"'o!!~'!'et xtra 1r~ lol. w/11\any Sll0,000. Century 21• VIiiage. cute condo. 1111111 ..._...,.,.,... ... d p<MnUal for future dt· ti .. •. Great for entertalo· poulbtut ea. Lota of ex· Marten Real £1tate ()pen house, Sat Noon lll ••••••••••••••••••••••• velopmenl. Terrirlc ID· 1~i" family llvln1. ll'=ni~ms ~W7 4PM . 26218 Country a •• ,.. 3ZOZ ~t DO"'t' a\ 14.~. ... • .,v 8 ........ App't. on· RI ... ., 74 , Court. vt~e San Ju10, -...-. --IW--•••••••••••••••••••• ••. --.., ..... _ .JobftCu.yO --1 WamAdResuhs 6425811 ~-R-• •u~ ..,...,_, -'""'"' ----ty.$}.et,500 1...:..;;;;,;..._...;.. ____ 1 -----·-.,.,....._ ._..,. '82,500/ea c b . Eaststde· Costa Tri-level condQ, 3 Br. c=a~M "l'"PLAH Mtw-ftlffch 106t Mt_,.tleectt 106' Mesa/Ne:r.rt ~area. 281b oreat locauon. Irvine Cocnp. redecor.: on cul •••• ·:;; •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• E _.. 1 r"-Mlr Ave .. w /on Ua.lv. Dr. t.c Uparadcd throughout de .. c. lll Tlrne offered in each un t. BUJ up ex on ~,_, Woodltream Coedoe. un· =-0~·~:!d ~~:i~ '"=~~1'" ~·~ ~b;&~!1':i Burr White Real 1 tor iot. vtc iashinski 642-~. <vis> ~:n.i· $400., per t1)() •t1f7.aoo. 496-7122 l !t..Ot3' aara&e.SlM,TllO 01 N Bl d. 'uMm-IASTSIDI UMtedlNken VJCTORJABCHSALONI~~~~~~~~ COUINASSOC. ewport v Brand new units. 3BR house: JwCarey 64e 7'1• Oommerctal wkb larae b••• 719..0224 Newport Beach, CA 92663 2BR/deo owners wl.it PLUS fOu.r ..... ,.._. 320• ocean view •pt. •bove lo 28R UIDb . Bullt•ins; private patiolt .. "••••• .. •••••••••••• UUt popular locaUon-N~ ' --1 Br ._ ____ + ... .-room decor + appolntmtnt• CA.t••YVIUA.. $15,800 KllllM"llMI laundry room; 6 Jarages. ._. ~ -•-.... 1 .. .. ... _ in"· llUMllHlll" ,__ ev"'h••ie _ <. • .111 "--.18 .a-to baUl. Adwta. defies de~C11pt on ! n 1....,.mbowM .,,-tlOOG, .,_ '"' .., ..-w IMr.U Uln'l'U f71-n.2113t.otpm MUSTSJ:ltl SlU,000. -.ooo TO srn1 r m•Tr condo (l or 2). Excellmt Jocatlon! UDO ISU ~I 11.L "'" $275,000. L~nu•e Rothell 8"·9200. .....,, ... 1•1 3207 Jeanne Barnett 644-6200 PROPERTYMOllT. 2 Bdrm.+ der,; fl'Dlc .12 ()'16) #..... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful lol complelt U•QENT:Ruuh P9tlot ; bumedcell. Iv· Two houses on large comer lot, 21t1Be.t1ov•.~tyrly YI /ptan• •• u rv •>'. Needed 1---------i lnarm.11'5,000. near ocean. One I Ir. 13 m old: Nopeta. MatureaClllaon aeotoatat uport • So CoutH other 4 Br f1Xer·uPs>er. Hetr1 an>t· t42·121S 6444100 ly.'2'75.6'4~ 81~fo'Cs0N ~OuNA B&A~· .~j,.~]aa~w~ ~~:~ fou,,. NOW $185.000. 901 Doftf Ortw Harbor YltW Ctn•r R&Al.TY 4f7•J457 p1ac. •ll ad ln the Dally trv119 •t tampus YalleY Cltn.., ·--~4lff-·t_7._._-:-----------• Pilot Want Ada I Call oow 7S2•14t4 1 S.UkOe~ ta-II WealAdU.lp? MWm IQ.5871. llOO REALTY • '. \.I I ,.1 ' 1: *61J-7JOO* Pe$114la Point 2 br. 2 bt •lln>lc:. 2 ,., • ., ... alv • d1bwbr, Days UI 5 ~~•v•.,.... • 71. .. -......... ,. -· ...... U.fu;llt •. .... ....... d ~ tto.Msu...flni.tl!H ....... U...,...1t11d "-wtU~ ,-rtd!y.January 1.19n OAILYPILOT ~ ..................................................................... ······················· ....................... ······················· I . ..... ,. • .. 3107 eo.t.M.te 3224 ~~~!':~.~.~~.~ ~ ............ ~~~~....,... 3244 Nawport .. .dt 326' ~-~~ .... ~~.~~ .. ~~.~·:.~ ... . ....................... ....•.......••......... ·····••·•••·••·······•· ....................... ~ 12'QE/Sld ?bT d pt LLASESAVAlLABLE HARD T 0 t' l ND r .-.J.."-1278 HuntMCJfotthoch 3740 eo.......cWM.r lUl ,.._dplc IOwer. :tlr. :t>a, ctrps, 1'•r,'tJJrd° yri)a~.1.o'. FOR LEAS& !I bedrm, u v" in Irvine VllJ•tc• W•lnut Sq. Coodo. 2br. Ea11lblwr F.icec oom" •• :::?:::".~ •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• .. •••••••··-· .. lndr1. 1.r. avail Jan Nat. •dli. 646-l0'78 ba. brand new.17001<1 n WC!havt' homes avail. for tL•ba. laundry rm Wlr 4b.r. 2bu. ram rm Soft SMAU.BEl\C11110TEL J .l.SUl. S20W. BaJl>M WiO LanWna home w1:S car l~ueln •ln• Sq pd.$300/mo.~l·lll09 water Nr w Ct'l)U. d11>1. tNCH•• ..... ING Rooms D>wk -..;; UU)Hl ·IUt UI 3) Mes. Verde area 4 br. 2 i ar $52$ mo tncldg Wa ut .uarc pnint Walk lo 1cho0l . "'""" l\pll; '130. mo. $361058 nre1 81a.Lm. Mr. Hammon· ti..rrpt.s.dprs,bltn1.lgc ai1rdener.Nopcts R•nch Cal llomes College Park 3 br. 2 ba. shops. tl"nn1s r lub OU>$4HJUAN 'TIH !~rC$ u.e oomerlot.end.backyd. FORl.EASE 3bt-drm. ~rl1eld Uni v Pk den. din rm. lse k•t<'h. S150t mo t.sc• Ke f11 Tbl ll c harmin g <!•-le h "'··-~ ---------• Drtve by 320'2 Minnesota. ba. brund now 1900 i.q ft Culverdale C'ol Park cuJ-de-s11c $450. 551·3123 64<MJT75 orMS·Z240 bedroom. 2 bath & den ......--oc 3741 548"471 La.ndillll bome w tforma Turtll' RCX'k boiDe has pl113h rarpet •••••••••••••••••••••• • CORONA DEL Mi\R C.-.. M.r 3222 din ( 2 bdrm. your chu1ce or 3 Exec hm Turtle Rock. <C HV Hms. Carmel 3 Br inJ!, nrepla«.•, bullt·lns & SUn & swim. l19S Utll. 2 er Townhowle. frplc -·••••••• .. •••••••• Cbndo. 2br. l ba. pall<> bar.~~'$.,':n":, r~~c~el fromS340to$400. Br. 2\.., ba. frml dine & +FR. or purk 4c s<:hool 2 car .:ar1&ge. Won't lai.t piud F'ee Pool. tennlt. Somctocean caragt!. No pets. S29'3 3 bdrm your choi ce ofl4 den. $S50. 0.11 833-2657. SSSOmo 752·0617 long! Call 646-2158 day11. Main R.eolala. 540 ~O •. C•·it-'ina vie ..... ca-.. mo 7$l·e.M3 gardeot>r N0 1>C'l.11 from$335 tu $47S ()penSat&Sunl05 "03 0588 I •· ---------i .. •"' .... ..._ Rob1rb Realty 4 bdrm your cholre o! cs Bluffs l·level 3 BR. 2 b11. ~ec-icends. even ngs .. tollhoppina & nne beach MESA VERDE 3 br + 141·1611 lrom$4.wto~ ~t.och 3248 Lovely Ml't'enbelt & pool. . . l.olJ-aHfla 3750 644·21611 fanufy. 2 bu. dbl. gar.. Not·~ •••"•••••••••••••••••• S5001\gt644·1l33 br. Iba, Condo. Clean. •••••••••••••••••••••••!~~~~~~~~~ rresh paint. Al cond. RANCH •11:.a.LTY HOM•s FOR a~ Condo 2 BR, 2 Bu, vlAw, wwsher. dryer. pool. no $42.S. 548·1729 Realtor 3 Br. den or? house 11vall """"" 5 ~• .. " •· ....,5 4".-031" AUCIA Pl.Ali E ... JOY 1917 SSl·ZOOO • ... ~ ......... ,11: .... CH wel·bar. frplr . tennis. pe ..... -· · "" " " M"'"•VERDE•Br.2 o-, ~~ths., •• ;~c . .e,~drps.Bltns. --~ ~ 1 027 -----------SecrucMountainV1ew11 RENTALS ~ ... °" _, ~......., 3 Bl>RM. newer home poo .$475.1)45.., 7 LUX new 3 Br. 2~ Bu. Large. dlit adult t&2 In this exciting oew apt.' cptt1, drps. ra m rm . IRVINE I t d I p l fl t hm '1'l l M I Bd A ts t'l.I & Sp11clous :l bdrm .. : CANYON CREST. New kitchen blt ns. ltv rm 2 BR Condo, SUJ>i!r clean. 2 BR. 1 Ba.... $375 i;ce e n 2 °J ~ h no IMI 2 br & den or 3 hr. <k~ V m r r S3:s r rm p rn un boths, frplc Deep browt beautiful 3 bdrm model. frplc. fncd yd, ref. $4 crpta. drps. pool & clu 2 l:IR. l Bu ... . .. SMO n:e~I~~: ocean \ie!' $5 25. Avl. Jun 1$lh me:: 4~96~~r s~~\s:n P~I. Jar uu l, Bllllorda rors>eiiOM Modern &Wt!\) all amenJUes Including 2 mo 538-501• houM!. 126o. 97S-7888 2 BR. 2 Ba.. . $32S.:TT5 Excellent' ram home at 644-4887 eves. · 581-3151or58l 61 30 kitchen. Lgo. pra v•tt 11undecks.courtyard en 2 8R,2Ba ...... $.175·525 ~Mo . BlG t ANYON V r 5-taAno , 3280 25211 Stor kport. Lug sundeck.Surpri1l11Jvie.-tr)', wet b1r. lots or 3 Br 2 Ba Condo. Encl 2 Br. S28S. Yard. Kids 38R.2Ba ..... $4~·800 · Goll &I k w;b 0 2 ••••••••••••11••••••••• Hllls nt Newport Wits• jua1 clOlets & storage. rncts paUo. gar. adults only. pets OK. Nr schls/puk. J Bil. 2"" ba .... $400·625 2 BDRM. HOME. lge. ba. ~~~r:ed. a~ ;0 , CHILORB4 OIC Sorry. no pets l \Aa bl ks. to bea~h ' I.me o( pool, leMJs crt. ~~a. 581·58$1. evs. 962~ or 536-0321 4 BR. 2'"1 ba, Cum , $595 atmdeck w /attan view. Steps to Tenn. crt. pool. Lo ve I Y :J 1:1 r 2 Ba . ___ __..;.. ______ , s)iops. Adults on!J. nc ~uui&sauno.Vrtyli.e Beaut. new 3 Br 2 Ba. 4 BR,zi,.,oa ... S?9S800 U v.rm with fireplace jacuu.l,s~.644·5441 breakfast . d1oing, util. l::eplease. 14~ Mo J ASMINE CREEK'S 4 Br. 2 ba. Fam rm, !rml w1bonus rm. bllns. rlos 4 BR.~l~CANVON . SGOO W/W carpet thruout cedar rloset:s. hardwOOd Mewportt.och 1769 • 1 d 1 Din rm, lovely area, tobch.898-2989 (710 Kitchenw1range&oveo Harbor View Hmcs l600 noors, central heat. gar.••••••••••••••••••••.,. Y > 1 1 ~ mos. popu a r mo e vlew. n r . bch. $750 3 BR.2..., Ba .... $700 1425Mo tree lmed street great I ST IUY tll()k >na UC4 vSUt Pia.a 2 with 2 bedrms & l·S35-l50B 3 Br 2 Ba. Fam Rm. fplr , · s q fl. 4br, 31.1 ba. 2 h · E den. A bargain al $685 dsbwshr. lndry rm. dbl 4BOR!'t1 ,3 BATH Good fam rms . 0 f pool , ~~.f~~M~lO~~f Somepeople sayyou ge .f!/'4.<J~ per n:ath. on yearly lease. East Side·3 Br. 2 &l. huge gar. new r plS. nr fwy. ocean view. Liv. rm schools. shop g. $150. By appt. what you pay for! We of· lirl·~ Includes all amenities. ram/game rm. lg yd. schls &shops. S395 mo. w/Cir e place Bllt·in 640-0790 fermore.Andthepncea Clubhouse. pool Jacuzzi. w1fncd encl pool. fresh! 84.2-7549 kitchen. Fenced yard 3 Br 2ba wiren<:ed patios 3Br. 28a. completely re· less. Membership in a tennis courts painted . $ 3 9 5 mo. s:500 Mo ae;t local.loo ~/mo· decorated bse. Mohawk lleallb Club. A tennl 2br. bltns. frplc. pool 7~'8178 3Br 2 Ba. nr beach. shops. MfSSIOH REALTY 6.1l·l400 ...... · · St $325 mo.642·2800 etub. Freeteruus lessons. patio. s undeck. $29$ ON LARKSPUR .2 schools. paho & cpl.6 ""fi'· Biiiiards. Sw1mm1ng. Adults.. no pets 673-141:. bdrm. 2 bath. no pet6. Mesa Verde 3br. 2ba. S375.492-6973 PHOHE494-0731 ESPECIALLYLARCE s-tltlogilna 3286 Golf Driving Range evesorwknds. one car far. $375 per clean & pretty. S41S. 31 4 Br + Den. Front view •••••••,..••11•••••••••• Saunas + great ac. mth, yeary lease. Very Samoa.644-1836. 3br. 2ba. cph , drps . tt523CAMPCISDa~IRVIME 2:S6.1~~r~~c·~1~r!: ofwiter.boats&close to KILL..SJDEHIDEAW.AY llvitaes: Sunday BBQs. CosNMna Jal4 mee CONDO· 2 BR. 2 Ba. ~5~~27~~~s!!i~~· 494-2639 everything! $575/mo. Small house w /v1f!w Parties with live bands.••••••••••••••••••••••• ON BIG CORO NA clean, bltns, refrig, OPENDAILY Agt631·1400 SS'lS. incl util. Agt. No FreeSunday brunch. 1Brun!.newcpta,drpa, ti I OCC Sharp3Br 2ba frpl de 81\.M.T06 P.M. BLUE LAGOON VILLA fee.642-3850 utJlpd.$235permo.$10l BEACH-BREAKERS pa o. poos. nr . ' . · · . . ' . 2BR 21/t8A. wshr. dryr, 3Br.28a.bigyard. bltns. W-il-..1-..."--3ZtS Yourrenldollarsgoeven 54.'C. And 2 Br. cpts, oe. DRIVE y b I VI S350mo. 646-8811 Rltr. s1rb I nghbrhd. wlk to View, Turtlerock Terr. 3 refrig ,._ts drps steps fplc. steps lo beach. Mis .... ._.....-furthcr•••A terrific "~ refrig & stove uUI .. a u 0115 ew, bch $350/inc g rdnr Dr & Fam Rm beaut • "" · • rl 673-2493 ••••ot•••••••••••••u•• . · ... ,,... · ' 1 bdrm & convertible Split 4 BR, bltns. cov. 847-12.:H. · S800 752-0617• · to pvt bch, 2-pools. ten· Y y. HETL-N""'"" •No 3 8 maintenance cr(!W, pro-pd.S265permo.$100sec den. Fabulous view. S650 patio. $410. Refs. 839San mo. nis seeurlty Avail now • W IC be 3 b "'"~ r. fess1onal management 540-7i66 per mth. Yearly lease. I.Iago Rd. 545-7:>59 2Br, + lg. fam rm. frplc, New Patio llome 2 br 2 ssoO lsl & iast + $100. estdl aut. r: 2 ba. 2 Ba. frplc. O/W $375. stalf that cares .. and•-------------------11 HwtUngtonCreek Condo ba + xtras. Swimm1~g. sec urity Ownr/l\gt' nr . s hots· Mariners 714·963-4569 or ~1·9545. friendly neighbors . Oplx. 2Br. $240. l child ONlST.l\VENUE.lnold Ouplex 2Br,ba,cpts,sml S370. . tennis, jacuul. Adults . 400-4271 or 2131966-1766: Schl..par .$450.646·23$19 Agt.NoFce Models open daHy tG-7. OK. Encl gar. 220:; c.orooade1Mar ·2bdrm fncdyd,gar.$250+dep. 3Br. +pool & tennis. Lsc $4-00. mo. sso. dis· askforBOB. BLUFFS. 2 Br. 2 Ba .tto..s~or Sorry,nooneuoder21& Americsn.Ph898-2088 unit w/garage. laurldry ~8184 VillaPacific Condo $375. countrorJao.l·S24·9634 view. cust. decor. wet· URfl lllse..d 3300 no pets . Roommate Be utif 1 band 1 br f1c.WtJes & rc.frtg. S4 C'A",.,.AANAHEIGHTS 4Br. 2Ba house. lg. yd, Oldernmdownbeachhse, bar bltn <.-olor TV ,. service svaiJable. Moo· Ca ut rd' oewf 1 • per mth. Yearly leDSc. ""n • $37 5 Bk r . No fee . 2 Br 2 Ba. lux apt. over· in Canyon. 2 Br. Child. mo.' Call 557.4700 'x· ••••••••••••••••••••••• lh·to-rnonth occupancy. cb:e ~an llwitJ"l).,r:: · ON BEGONIA CORONA 3Bdr. l''lba. dbl gar. tnc 544-8211 looking Newport Bay. sm pet OK. S350 mo. 1st, dys·64().2426 evs /wknds. IEACHRENTALS d wslt •many t • .,3~· DEL MAR. Charming 2 Y waterpd.540-0303 with balcony & fplc. last & sec. 437 Canyon • WJNTER ·SUMMER OakwoodGardenApts 8 u 5• nopes. - bdrm on corner loL No 3 Br fenced bark yard 3 Br. 2 ba. Ocean view 833-9234 l\cres Dr. See Sat & Sun Executive Newport Crest. VEARL Y 645-8256, 9'19-S376 : J*1 or chUdreo. $350 per $375• mo Water paid N ' school S380 mo. 586-4761. only super ocean view. lge 3 Property Management 880 lrvme Cat 16th) Newer 2 Br Apt wti>vt IDOlltb. ,; ,,,.,, ·.,.90 · eves8464288. 2 Br. 2 Ba townhouse. 1 _ U11L. 3250 br •. 3 ba. frplc. Alf rec Burr White Realtor l714)645-05$0 paUoltgar ...... s. • COU OF HlWPORT REALTORS ~u E. C.tHwy, CdM. 67S..5SI I pe~ UIU"'.... Pool. clubhouse. SJ8S. -.,...... ntwa r I .-.: 673 2332 2901 N rt Bl d ~· 3 BR. 1"4 BA. Crpl, fllm, A II 551 429 •••••u•••••••••••••n• art ·~· . ewpo v · 831..J900AgL MUSTSEE! room. Jmmac home an va .now. ·l N N.8 .6754630 170016th SUalDover> 3 Br 2 Ba in College 3 Br house. Immaculate. ewty decorated 3 br. 2Ya <710642.ano CASA VICTORIA Park,den.allbltns.fplc, xlnl area. Nr. schls. WOODIRIDGE Close to shops. Good ba, rrptc. pool. $395/mo Ctl9dcMIRI_. ----------1 1&2BR.W\forfurn.iu cov'd patio. rpta & drps, $425. 963- 7866 Elegant Madison 3Br nei&)lborbood. $350/lse 646--0147 U.fawllMct 3425 Oceanfront Garage Apt. 2 & wt.r pd. Adlts, no pets. walk to all schools S4 ~Sat/S.... I 5 On Beautl!uf West Vale 494-0122 $235 2 br T fl Pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br, l ba, no pets. uUI pd. Poof, rec rm. sec. gate . • Bedroom I .... · -........ • Loop Dr. Many up -. · · · 3 Br2 Ba. 2 car gar. fully Avail now to 6/30. $32$ 52SVictort1.MZ-89'70 ~ s, arge open mo. KJ..., yes, pets no. 4 br. 2 ba. located on cul grades. A/C & lg. pvt i,, MO. FREE RENT Singles ok. Fee. cpl 'd Hntg Bch Call mo 646-2510 1--------- bea med hvine roo m . C11l Wright Realty. de-sac.1 blk from park & yard. Avail Jan 15, SGOO Lease 3 br. 2 ba. newly Main Renuals. 540-5370 Kathy 84&682l or Helen · VILLA CORDOVA large family or dining m-8533 schools. S. Warner, E. lse Owner/bkr 640-0926 painted inside, separate ~ ___ ""' 846-44iJ · MOBILE HOME Rent or room, dishwashe r & Springdale. 17112 Erwin. · · (am.rm. central a ar ~~.n._. Rental purchase Adult. I Ufro.S210 built-ins. fire place. New 38d .. 2Ba. semi-de 962·9465. WOODBRIDGE cond. $375. mo Rusty VIEW HOME New Tustin patio hme. nopets.554-7i38aft.7PM MotoMo Washer & drye r 1n condo. Dbl gar .• fplc, ESTATES lud..,. Good I · d s ..... ., hr $37 5 m 0 • B ho ( ' 549-1862 Newport Heights 3br, 2ba. atrium. yd. AC. 1 n lB l to b /b h •S,,.,.lal cabinet space c ""'· ocataon. '' -., ·.. r me acr~i. rom C•pe Cod Was hington 2 BR + den. Newly re. Microwave tennis crts & ......,. r. s P5 ay c · ,...., 9500. month 646-3358 644~ park & lake. Fenced yd, mdl ll1ghly upi::rd 'd. 3 l.ogma HJguef 3252 d e corated . I\ v a a I more. Ad~lts, no pets. $255 mo. adJts. no pets. :tr~~1:;r,;j~~ ~r Large 2Rr +Cam rm D)() 3 br gar Kids pets dbl 1tara~e. cpti.. dprs. Br, 3 ba. !am rm. den,••••••••••••••••••••••• rmmed.$525.642-5200. ~75.532·4543. _673_-007 __ 2 ______ •Oascooking.ht/wtrPd w /decor a tor a pp ts snlis ok.' f'ee · · f.6e$395. 536 2375 we t bar· S98, 500 or TOWN.HOUSE 2 8 r • SfEPS TO Beach 3 br 2 •Adults. no pets. Frpk:. gar & yard. Xlnt Main Rentals. 540-S370 Beach charmer $275. 2 br. $600/mo. 833·90:Jl (9·5> or sweeping ocean view. 2 Br 2 Ba In lrvli:ie. Applic. b a Win l e r • $3 5 0 Z123 Elden Ave, C. M. quiet street. $500/mo. f'h . kids/pcts/sn~ls. 1-'ce. dnve by 188 West Vale S450Call528-6889. 3 br. 2 ba duplex w/gar .. drps. park VU!w , enrl 21J.8oo 311()4· 213·728-sooc) 646-0032 A E ~lde $220.2 br,garage, Ma1nRentals.S4-0·S370 Loop. $400 . mo. Newport gar.ceotralair.$325per · · · --------- 6JH400 (It. k1dsok. Fee. Dollbouse. 4Br. 2ba. Heights. 645·9438 after mo. Call Marjeanoe. LUXURY BAYFRONT l BR w/stove & refrig. Super 2 Br. play rm. Main Rentals, S<C-0..s:J'TO 3Br. 2ba. gar. bltns. els to Turtlerock Glen. Ne.w 3 Br v5~e;;·, ~~'.ly 4~~~~r:~~ 5pm 556-0121. 11·9PM Elegantly decoruted & Enclosed garage. No home. Priv. patio. Ocean . schl & bch. $350. Aft 5. on best street $72S/mo furn 2 br 2 ba 2"° sq children or pets. ~. + view ! U~O Mo. Agt. 2brhouseancourt,compl. s.J6.l3l9.or642-17JS. lse.l\gt63H400 831·2700Bkr. HARBOR VIEW 5 Br, 3 Dana Point New JBd. · : d · dep. 204 E. l8lh St. Call ~7000 refurbished. No pets. ba,onpark,nrpool,huge 2~8a.Pool,sauna,D1W. n. ~unty bl g. ~at 548-328lafl. 5 PM -'""---------• S21J>. 548·6173 4 Br 1~ Ba. 2 car gar. lge Groves Secured <:omm. 2Br. 2ba We11tNineCondc:>. yard. $795. 640-92!16. compactor. frplc. $390. dockmg avaU. $900. l ru ---------•---------,J;:::;::-:-:-;:--;~:-;:1 New cnr lot 2 br 2 Ila Avail lmmed. Submit 496-91S7 June. $1150 . Yrly. IH..a... ...........__ 8 ydfortrlr.S400mo.$lOO • · · • d • child/pet.S375. Ocn fmtatWesl9th,4Br. Owner/Agt &45-72115 or 16-.-_... __ A .. ~Id VedlEWh ss~~~b~. ~~ ~~a c~~ ~·~~~ :r~~ng, ~::f.&:~cto ~!:'. te~ FAUSTA VITAU 2Ba. dbl gar. yr. lse, S9SO Spread out. 4 Br. re· 675-5200 townhouses. ~c. encl. .,.... er-own ome Plaza. 2 yrs old, EJec • · court. Pool & Jacuu1. R..tlor 499-2241 mo. 64S-9336 de<:rt 'd, wshr. dryr. st~. Sl90 1 b , __ Singt-gar. 2 br & 3 • a.t>a. with over 3lllO sq. Cl .• an rountry kltch, sbag cpts. 3 Br 2 Ba. lge crnr lot, FR. $S2·S377 wknds, or af\. dshwsbr Pools tenru.s · r. appu.... · ...... from 1325. 642-Ui03 C~M . Separate entt>r· A/C. huge cvrd patio. FP. wtr pd. S375. 1.30PMwkdys. •11:.a.-•.a.cE IAYFROHTCONDO rrts. playg'rnds. Bearhcomber. fee SJS. Br 2 b 1 . ._ ..... •-·-1n1 area w rth l"e ;n;A ''""-"'OR LEASE _,,. Own c...,5837 631·2011 3 • a, UXW')' , ....... e. ..... .. Lease. 934 Aialea. Bkr. SM·7S33: 962·7788. EIUot TOWNHOUSE .. ......,/mo. ·er .,_. New sb1g & kit appl. family rm .. ~rplc . & Mar a I>' n Dung e r . Luxury 2br Twohse. l\fC: Super ocean view 2 Br. 2aBv~:l28a, decorated, sllp or968--0779Agt, no fee. On the BEACH. Bach. Huge nutr. Npt Ht. loc. modern kttcMn A great 540-1720 673-1494 3brTwnhse nrbrh. stores. Rancho San Joaquin. 1,_ Ba Pvt ,.,..mmunity ...,,;;:,:_, .., 50 C •o_..a 11 .. Adults. UtJJ. pd. Call633-7059orS4S-483J e xecutive home with · schools. Rl>e facil. RV· View of lake & g olf T~ w • ..,.,.,wuurn •• um '' --- 865 --------- pool. Sl200 Per mo .• year 3 Br la• Ba. Din Rm. boatarea.$395.1188-5430 course.Ava1l.on1 yrlse ~ennl~ courts, pool. 642.2900 · Unfwftillaed 3525 t140 67~l S195-l Br. frig, gu E. ly lease. blw. dshwshr. RV pkng. 1-·eb.1, 1977 ~mo. Jacuzzi. •••••••••••••••11••n•• So.tftlaquta 3716 Bay. Adults/no l"'t• Other rl!flta.ls avall. In $460 mo. wt.r pd 1213) WALKTO OCEl\N 2sty.3 752·9110 ,........_CUATlSBRADLEY 11.V. Lovely 3 br. 2 ba, BRANDNEW3Br2t,;Ba. ••u•••••••••••••··~·•• S4l-533l C.dM & Newport Bc .. cb. 691·31511 a!t6/wlmds Br. 3 Ba. ram rm. frplc. ~CO..RE.Al.JOflS Pane I e d I am rm , fplc. '1'l ma Crom Ooheney 2 BR, 2 ba on the ocean.•---...------- c.all Barbara or c•rol. OfW S49S. 7l4·9634569or Turtle Rock Glen. 4 Br, 2 W3C:::::~41J84 gardener.MS-$603eves. St. Bch & Dana Wharf. FUm. $700., unfum $600. GicJmtffc I .. BAY & BEACK a>i5 TUSTIN. 3 Br 2 Ba. Ml·!IMSAgt. No Fee Ba . Firm. cpts. drps, ~-'-vt-· 3267 Nwpt Hgts nr Cliff Dr 2 S450 per mo. 634·8282, Total security, elevators. t190. You bet they're un· ll£ALTY 759--0811 fplr, dbl gar. cpt. bllns. prof landscaping. $625 _.._ .,..fO · 8-SPM 524 1012 E d r1-...... CJ c ~~~~~~~~~~l-~A~v.!a~1l~. P~h~:~646~~U80~~--ICLEAN 4 Hr. 2 Ba. frplc. lease. 5 Mornlngdew. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br 1 Ba lge lot+ l Br 1 · · vs. rec.Caclllties.499-2835 erp .. .,,... ean. pts, -d 1360 I I B ' h $475 drps. s tove & refrlg. N .. V rd 3 c pt.-..,.. I.J!.! .. ., m54o5. Call552·7350or654·2330. 3 Br, Fam Rmh, Yew. cu .,,.~·.,...g57uest se. · WOOOSTREAM 3 br + ••••lllh Purified water, laundry, .... esa e e, newer 714 • .....,.,._. or ,,.,,1.9 . de sa<:. nr sc ools. $435. .....,..,, bonus, 2 ba. 1 yr. old mdl. Unfw flisMd 1 c 1 BrR 2 Babe, Fam Rilm. dlninl( Agt. No Fee Woodrd'dbri4dBge3Esb tat,cs. Up· 5116-5250 Condo N""" Ter 3 Br 2~ Back Bay. Cpts, drps, •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• e~do gg;~nge:~n~r1?:.: m. am ce gs, new f( r. a, am rm • ~.... · • bltns. $425. 645·9543, G:etieral 3802 Rr.Ar T\' COMPANY c pt s . 1 7 0 3 N e w CLEAN 3 Br. 2 Ba, cpt, Duplex. Pvt rear yard . .,.. ,_.... 14toch 3269 Ba, fplc, patio, gar, pool, 646-llS4 parkiOM. Adults, n<> pets. KHAMTIM• Ham p s h Ir e . S 4 5 o. drps. 2 car gar. $350 mo. Ava1J 1/20177. S600 mo, ••• ":r::................ no pets. $450. SSS.8226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2020 Fullerton Ave. Ublk ~w~llW ~9 714·963-.tSOO or 5319545, lse/opt avaU. 7S4..J694 or 21RWATEttFttOHT E. of Newport Ave, l blk .........,..... Agt.NoFoo 551-0681 •NOWAVAIL.• Dix Jbr, Jba <:Ondo. 1900 ApclllwwhfvmisMd Builtins cits drps B· So.otBay,Coet.aMesa>. lo Sbo~dtr a. wtroz) NEWLY DECORATED 3 THE BLUFFS $500 t sq .rt. Children/pet ok ••••••••••••••••••••••• nQ h • k · 642-M90 nrep11ce, formal dining BR. 2 BA. fumaly rm. ADAMS-BUSHARD 4 Greentree; 3 Br. 2 ba. S795permontb ' 0 Lsc $$00 mo. Agnt lcAooltland 3706 o-• uge cc ·garage. --------- & lg. bright kltcht'n 3 frplr. els. to achools & Br, 2 Ba. frplc, cpl, drps Cam. rm., frpl . 2 Car gar. BIG CANYON. S750 to 894~ ........................ ~i FINLEY I\ VE. N.B. 1:;.':b:.~~·u~~~~~ BR, & 2 private P•t1os. shopping, buses. $425. $38S. 7l4·9~·4f69 or Nr. school. $450. 552·7490 $995permootb San.lumt Yearly. 2br, furn. $325. JACOISREALTY Family.No-·.~~ :~~l~~'::l_.~l ~ S3J·954S,Agt. 0 ce eves HASTINGS &CO. C•a"'-o 3278 mo. No children or pets. 675-6670 or831-2919 ,.... .... • prdeft~rlnrludf(! 1y 17 1 SUNNY. CHARMING 3 LATER ·COLDEN t,;MO.F'REERENT R.ealton 64~ ••••••,..••••••••••••••• _67_~_5099 _______ 1----------1·--------- BR 2 BA family rm WEST Su';r 4 Br 2 Rn Lease 3 Br 2 ba home •...&.--P~a 3707 hlMKI P11l11 .. a 3107 Large 2&.3 br apts, 2 ba, SO OF HWY · · · <-• d ' •ne country' katch ~v· Big Canyon 2 Br Twnbse. Cuslm Exec 4 Br, 3 Ba. 3 -.,__ •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• pool, eJtercbe a, rec nn, ,,""""> • • Crplc. patio. Pruit trees, frp"'· Dt • cpt. rps. .,, , -.v • p . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~., a BR. low"° front Cul de.Sac $425.642-2178 S42S. 714·963·4569 or patio. Nr. schools & Fanl.a.st.lc view. Wlll de· car gar. anoramac Vu. 2 Br 2 Ba incl utll Nr $210 mo. Nice l Br. Resp. sauna.2881 BristolSt. unit •lflrepl11ce l·Block -----531-1164.SAgt. No Fee sbop'g S36S mo Call «>ratetosult. Pvt comm. grdnr. no pets $575. be · h. ~ is· W ·Bal permanent adlts 00 to ocean & m1&l11 b .. ch. 3 BR. 2 ba. ram rm Crpl, R t ;.An 1o.;,, · S79S mo. 642-0346. 49:Hl38or493-4109 ac -.... 11 · . t 106 B A $18S. 2 br tri·ple.x. Yard. Near all ahoppina comp lndsrpd, Cnrd yd. 2 Br. 2 8a condo. Quiet. us y ........ .,.... · Blvd 962·0505. Winter &:ii:o.Pe:nin ay ve. O Ider c p I pref. ll501Ma. cYl&> car gar . r uf de i.ac. S400. Adults only. Pool & rec Sunshlney Sharp End Mlwport l4toclt 3269 •och 3269 rent · Beachcomber, fee SU. BIU.Cllaael.Ae~ 00.21178 c:tr S2S5mo 5S2·32Sl Condo. 2Br. all bltna. •••11•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••11•••••••••• Near ocean SHO. Utll. 2Br1~8a.atudio,$300.21--63l-·20_U_. _____ _ E-1i~ beaut. 3 br. 1-.., ba, 3 Br. 1 ba. 6 Blks bch. eCnl~ gtoar.,rwCoymsmN. oflOOlsle pald Fee 1Br 1 Ba upper, S320. Yr· SPACIOUS 2 Br 2~ Ba, COIN M4tM 3224 nawly ~or. Attrac. yd., Fncd yard. O uldren ok S:J2S 55:H20t · ' Main Rentals. S40-S370 ~~7~ No peu. bltna, fplc, eucl yd. gar. ·-.. ••••••••••• •••••• peu0 $3915. 646-2389 S375 mo.~ · b eon.a def Mer 3721 · tots OK. 2027 Orange Me.a Verdt l Br 2 Ba ba bo c t Woodbridge, Broadmoor macna I Irvine ....................... Near water. SI 75. UUI. Ave. A2. wlmd1, ev1. t d pp PR' M0111U~llo ConUo 3 br. 2 3br.2 • nus rm. P s. Plan E 4 Br 3 Ba. FR, I . pald.Slv/refrig. Fee 1 c p a, rp0•·, W • I • ba, cpts le dfJ4, bltn.s. 2 dprps, fenced. $395. DR pr'or lndscpng up· r88 tu Studio & br w/bath & Main Reotala M0-53'70 3 Br. 2 Ba. lg. pat o. ran IC«• 1 'e · car gar 11e pools No OOS.7146 • ~ gara1e, pvt ent. Male ' dshwahr. frplc. else to 751"800 • 11 • • 1 graded cpts, tile. pool & adult only. $45. wk. Penhwula Polnt. fwy 's581H1118 · ~· ~~~u g~b'._ $11SuS 3br. tge f&m.rm. 11"1 ba, lake prlv. ~25 mo tu 673-2785 1 1 2 8 2 e 3Br. 2 ba. llke new v""n nvwie ~t"' n frpk: S34Q mo Mile to respo nsible part)'. yr y, ge r. •· AU.$295MO C'J)ta/dtlll, a~w paiol• aJI lP 1;; JiY11 ~Pm ~6 bcb ,' ffuntingt 0 on Con 7SZ.7576 llG CANYON Costa Mesa 3724 ~~.~S-~lts, no Brand new t~1 2 bltns,. (ncd yd, boat AC· un. e ay · Unental 1'wnhme New Supe h R •••••••••••••••••••••• • Br, l \,; &. J111uint move· ~. I ur aar "75. Call ~·a " paint th.ruout'. 3Br. 2&. fncd yd, grdnr r s arp 3B borne in security ... 0.00 WE-& UP r-aaer.o IHc.h JI I 8 m. PettJ & inf anti ok. m-1781 1• L Incl .• children. pets OK. comm ·t B and d , -'""' ~ ---------1~P.W 1226 a I Agitt . •rry $475mo.559·089211ft6PM um Y· r Qew -rea YiOr •SlUdlo&IBRApta ... •••••••••••0 ••••••• t'enced patios, encl. Df:LUXE 28r, 281 COn· .. •••••••••••••••• ••••• 8'2·a371. occupancy. Completed landscaping •TV & Maid Ser v Avail Br. ocean view, frplc. 1araae, dlshwaahers, air do. bltna, pool. $.140 mo. 2 8t, new cpts/drp11, rncd , .... '-'Ollt COLONY & delightful pool, jacuzzi & tennis •PtloneServ. Hl.d pool Nenr everything. s.ns. oond. tm Meyer St. See 54&-8299orS57--0M8 yd. Frpl. No dogs. adlta ~ 3242 3 Bdrm, 2ba, comm pool, facilities. $795/mo. Joyce Edlund 2376Newport81vd. CM Nopets.493-4llOORon m,r. orcaJI 64Uel2 .,.. only s375, latllst . ••••••••••••••••••••••• teMls. flnJshed gar. can 642•8235. CY20) S48-97Mor64S·3987 ,.~dtfMar JIZl Rf!J)ECORA1'Eu 3 Br, SJ0.522:1 be plDyrm. 6-12 mos lse. --....._._.anu den. din. rm .. new · 3 Br, 3 ba townhouae . 833-2048art6orwknds. SUSCASITAS ••••••••••11••0 .. ••••• ~-u~ knd>en. 137S. 714·9eM519 Danu Ught Condos. 2 Br. Spark Jing 11~~ co~~· -'--------JASMM elm Mlnutt:s to NB. 1 UR ~ APARTMENTS OtUl-.S,Aat.NoFee 2 b a • ten n I. ' $'70. Call Lila t T.tleRockGlett Luxurious 2BR + den in sate· furn. Adults. no pets. CUT! 38r.2Ba $34S ---V-rd-------8--b---1 Wlllher /drye r . etc . 846-13Ttor84tr~evcs. Plan JJJ,. Br .. r.m. guarded commun1'tv. Beautiful 3110Newport81vd CM. IBr 1240 MClN e • 3 r , 2 a. -.. -..... .,,..,,, ..... • "50 le 640-2e66 ,, One bedroom, one bath Bachelor coo frp&c, new ept.a 4c paint ..,w/-.. ... ...,.._, .. eo •. $700. mo. Huntln1ton •• mo asc cpts. & dt'J)S. 2 fireplaces. Lovely STUNNING Lg. 1 br apartments. South of Adults,noJl(lta IUdtok.pell~,SUO.Tennla . Swlm'g, pvt Harbour. 3 br. 2 ba, LSE '49:S. Spac Rancho yard w/2 patios. Tennis courts _ aarden 1pt. Pool. rec highway.Close lo beach t3tE.lsthSl Open bse Su n l ·S. comm.2Br28acondo. ~!'..r~~I. By owner. Sllll Joaqulm pentbse. .,...:.,,.i -jac .. .,,.; _85w ..... HO«/mo. a.rea.S215.7tOW.t8lhSt. and shops. $250 pe r MHl818or642490$ m..sm. EvestSat.. D/W, w1hr1dryr, SUS . ._,.,.,,.. 180 deuee view, 28r, .-,,. --IUU6 ••iN month. Ask for Mfaal.1---------- 3 Br ._ tMI 1 u 831 1878 3 Br 2 ea upstairs condo. den, 2 Ba, lu.xury Uv1n1 available immed. Barbara Wright ~c I .. 87s.23u. THI IA y LI.AF • l • «• v rm All el 'wrrw ..i. cl nr achlt golf 4' \JC(. &M.QA>O. (Y21) RJO. You bet lhc..v're un· ~~ 28dnn,water ..... $280 w/trpk', freshly pslnted. 8Two 3232 ec, c.,.... en Jmmed occup C.11 Pat derprtced. C l un . Be uU/"' 1 .... 2 cir 1ara1•· 1349. mo. ••••••••••••••u••••••• gar w/~t 11Jp, SS7S mo. Fry83t·IM32 Purified 'water. laundry, New 2 br, t b(l rrplc. bltna, a .... spac OUI new C.U 752.1111 ~MO FREE RENT Call ()Arlene ~ or ~;..._--·----HAUOI Y-.w SPYelASS ,,,..~ ,J I 1tim1gc. Adulta, no petJI. aptS. Pool, P\lt P:lll0$. Lease beaut. 3 br. 2 ba Chris Clawson, W.7811 klbll Ugbt & airy -large l ·stoty home. ~"' 1reen ar,n, cov· S385 640-1840 Adulu, no 1M't3. M.. Verde !I ~r, 2 b1' hom". H•• ..... d ", new-_i_or_•_PP'..._·------1 I t.t~ g1rages, o street . 329 Avocado, C. M. ram rrn now crpt1 " ~ ~.. .. Lease 1 yr. or eu. "°""'Imo. Area parklQI. Adulta. M po,s. 631 . 3190 blta1. focd yd. s.2s'. ty painted l•lde. Cllc. lrriilt l244 na.s pool -Jacuui -tennls COWU. DH\allertonAve, O bUt Oehaxe4 Br.3ba, allelec., _______ _ ~am. lndlcp'c. auto apmklrsl ....... ;~•••••••••••••• ~ llw. Gisela Lamson~. (Y22) E. oC Newport Ave. ' blk dbl garage. Ocean view Triptex. 3Br. t~Ba. frplc. --------1 cov. ~Uo. 131:S. mo. Cal 1---------1 •Iii. So. d Say. Cotta Mesa> SISSO/mo.673-6992 stmdcck, no peta. S280. XJnt location nr We•t nuatr.~18G * IBCTAU * ~====:::..=~=~! M2-8800 ~-2237&1\.8. ~!rf..:.J. Br lie Ince{ yd, •n...!, 1 ... n.. view. --. 2 DD den ..•.•..•.. -ft..amaU" • Br ... •vtr OC· lll ta. 1---------1 Spacloua l br apt. Bltns,•-------- __..... ~ ..., ~ -on. ~ VI". '" " ·-~75/ l uJ. te ... __ ad OUI. paid • .Bachelor. l pnllo. $27S mo. Call Redecorated. SI.SS. le• I ---------t mo. .Ftrepla~. cbllclren .28R,2~ ba. ...... SS50 cup. E11olu1lve Tu.rtl• .. mo. mmac • ·-~ re y adult ooly. No pets. SI.SS. 87M8S1 br W/pool, walk lotbolla. Country Club VJJta. MMa ••ok.stt"°'47af\S 38R.2ba ........... $400 Rock Gleo. l800. Call for tmmedlate OCC\q)lncy. Spacious ~lort?t-1888 . Mature adlt.a pref. No Vt'fdeCondo.38r 2~8a+ y..._ 3U4 IBR.FR,2~ba ..... S450 7$1-0158. noor plan -fireplace -dining 1--------•Nr new, a~ view. Jwr chlldretr. no 'POt.. 1117 ....... •"r _. • .-1~............. _, a Ba. Fll.2ba .•••••. '55() ---------1 eJ tri "'d""A dftlv JBr 2ba rrpt SllD u , .,. ........ . .:.;;;.<:';t1,7"'.dlb" .. :G··· ..................... 4BR.aba .... ~ ...... 14MnJRTLEROCK 4 Br, t room -ec c 1ara.ge. ~ w.ua . lBIU\&m $206 d:;";ic . aoa Ferni&.r: .• _ ... _onro __ v_ •• _. ___ ._ ..... __ _ J500mo~4.1'f'.11,' BDRM,t~O..PnstJse 4Bll,FR.3ba ....... IS95 Ba.FamRm,dcn,p1tlo, PaulaBaJley&U-8235.(Y23) L.ot.solblt.nt,J>OOl,walk seoo1rno. 847 ·811U ;a Br dpl1t. pvt yard. • area. S400 mo. A1t. Ph1uJ)pto.xJP"111lc))' wateH1ll, nr park. pool, to ~bopping, "'ml beach. 63t·Z333. PW/children ok. Imm~ llaa Vtrde18r,2ba, new 8044'71,54HlOI 30moreln lrvlou 1ehoo1.1545mo.64C>-t'lt4 931 W. UlthSt. KJNCSlZl: BEDROOMS occupancy. $215. 645-SMl t'pt,J(d~ bltns. trplc. .,, Unlve ... altf Park "br, Mt.ells ~ 5CIMMV2 or64&G3t. bl.I )'9N.•YerJ eltan leeclt ..,240 • · ' '°' Oowr On• .. ..., Vltw c.tttw Natur11 wood ltitchen,•---------mo. S.. to apprecla~ • frpl~. en~ l•r, pool• 11 open be1m11, pvt patio, M a Verde 2 br, 2 ba, 0"'9 bH Jeb U/18 2BDRM·28A'l'ft teMla,SJSO.W4ll38 trvllte•t~valtey~~ Sl70. Bachelor •·Pleit. pvt beach 1rcet.~. S375 aaraat. ~ mo. lW ..,._ d••• 1Sl 31• 96$moMh 7SZ.Ml4 Sloflo• oil Beach· mo >TIY. No rcu. A.gt. COrtander St. UMIU =•:Wla.:;;:==::#:•===·==1=1.::::::::::=SM:-=Mll=::=:::;:::;;:.1:=:=::::::=::=::=:=:::1.W=:111=l=Acfl==:==C.=l=U==l42·~58"9=l------...::..------_Jl... ______ ~----..... tco=:m=ber::::,='ff:::P='·=~=l:·20==11:1.:::SM~ Mgr. I II ,. I .. DAILY PILOT ,1 .. _. Jan 7 1...,... ..... t ... hu.tw.. .,.ILHh~ ..... toSl.N 4300......._R ..... 44SOMwrvtoL.o.9 5021 LMt&l'owt IJOO -----------..;._-~-----;..;'.;.;...., ... ·;.;;;.;;;;,;.uarx=&...:;.:·:..:.::•;.:.." • • • • •• • • •• • • •••• • •••••• •••••• • • • •• •••••• ••••• , •••• • •• • • •• • • •• • •• •• • • • • •••• •••• •••• • • ••• ••• • • ~. ;.-~: •• • •• • • • •• • •••••• •••••••• •••• .......... . ~"' f uh &Wiln. Afa law•t• u.tw.. Af• .... ,, u.fwa llulkif• .._. H4 .._..,.,. .._. 316' i:.t~'!..'~~'!.!1 ~~:C~ COMMllCIAL ft'A$H$ Found: Sl. BtrQard, --•••••••••••••••• .. ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ~ .,.,._, SPACE FROM 50t aq ft. .Jfl male. Runllniton e.adla 'C...Mete 182 c..t....... ll24 llul .... •IHdt 1140 Neu HuntlftlC,on Harbour 3 BR. 3 8a Coodo. a car ~ulred. MH42'1 ext. M·l cloH ln. 3000 5q, n. HOMEOWNERS borro: area Call~. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l&e2br 2ba patio encl 1ar. frpJc, temWI, view. + 500 sq. ft. 1tora1e· :Jt'te~~·t~'fc~· FOUND Tl oldet IBraBa,upper,nopelJI .. JBft Garde --J C\n'£.rool1\1.2 Br2Ba4 iar sz!o. A~aU. Feb. l'. $475.1.1&67~3823 Pree room In lu1ur1 establlahed locat11ofn . tile a v~cau~!Y :!om female .Pee:!a•Poor ~ ok. sass, 102'7 Valen n apt. £ •., c, plex. clean. nr Beach 848-8088' 846-4990 lmne hom• to a lady In Dana Polnt·ldu or addWon I • I I I I d y I da.$44.9090:~ dlbws.hr.PoOl.pvt.pallo, IJhd. S215 mo. Call ' • •DILUXI• exchange fo r lilt BeautySaloo.U40aq.ft. off xbUaw~·~Y :ul:d/&:oon • P'Ve ·' or. lrvloe Ind Area. &a.2!53aor538-l481 Lce~br.2ba.frplc.bltm. Eutblult 3 br, 2 ba. ~keeplnj Call Keo e n& or• Y ... uc_ ecras. • tBr.upstalra,forcedal M7"2MI balcony. encl. au•&•· Leue.lncLapac.ma.tu M21222 VILLAOE FAIRE · purpoffMIC. u ... ""'ICS _-_1_._ ______ _ beat, cptg drJ>S, stove HHrl.GlePwlll l<&ll Alabama. S335 suite. din rm &< dbl Sbopt/Offlce-center of .._... f'OlJND : C•lm 1'en1er , msmo.631·3725 NEW beaut a~ta. 1 & 2 Deluxe 3 br, 2~ bu, otl. MB-9088.IM6-<990 eara~c:. A_uto door RESP LADY tu sh•re Lqu.na,400tolJOOsq.ft . NA110NALIAMIC rnate. allvtr, vie Jl!d. BR. AppUcauons being dbl gar .. pauo. rrplc.17l3 opener avail. Poot & home for lltr duties. avallable·oe&ollable t7l4)6)1..39S4 Inger / 8uabard PV. CasadeHennosa t.aUn. 1980 Anaheim St Alabama 536-3465 or Ocean view 3 br. 2 ba, recreation area. Adutl!I Good orrer lf you tnJoy leans ror desirable 8»-037J 2br 1pt w/fittplace. l\'t c M Dam 4pm dally' ~1'118 ' garage. Av.II. I 10. $335. only. No pets. FromS360. nice home. freedom. and tenanta•next to Pottery ltt, 2-dli lrclT.D.'s --------- balh. range, oven, dlll· ~-· S36-4SOB: 846·9088 86SAmigos Way low expenaes. Nwpt lkh. Shack. LOANS AVAILABLE bwuher. 132(). Also 3 b . 3 br, l \'J ba. frplc, patio. Managed by 64.2·3481 CredltnoU port.II t scn•u I "S laep. bldg) 1370. encl. gar. Avail Jan.J lmmac 3Br, 2 full ba. Granada Mgmt Co. C-.y Ir Ca .. _, B' k n """"'""' MIOW. Wilson New. East.side. 2 BR. 1 $365. 846-4990 lrplc. $375. Op Sun 1·4. Cut doWlt 1l04So. Coast lfwt . 6T.M883 ro er ANSW£IS --------., bll , frpl, pnv. rear yard. (2l3H31..fW82 Uvf199Expeews! LAGUNA BEACH Mort91gn. Trwt ' tee 3 br, 2 ba townhouse From S360 Agt. days Nr HamUton/Brookhurat Sh ho t enl Deidi 1035 ·lnquietcomplex.Garage ~?OOO;rugbts~-050'1 2br,2ba.gar.palio.Sml ~ NOW area meorapm 497·2457 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• QIJalo\-K.nack- "' patio. AduJta only. N chldok. $285. 962·07?8 H•_:;:r°" 31 .. 2 Qousi-02An:.s 'UNuMITE> .,_ft..aDTllUST ViruQ•-,..1'2.r,'asvo-pets. S32S. 645·3381 or 2B I ""IS Nu rpls wwW' ,. Ult-~~~-NEWPORTBCHSTORE -"" UA~. , 83.7-11517 r w gard.. · ··c··· Lge l & 2 Br. 2 ba. Adults ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU CAN AFFORD . 2630AvonSt.·rl70Mo. DEID LOANS If you put threo ducks In water P · 1575 : only. no pets. Pool. S3JO Nr. Harbour, 3BR Cb~ ~,wq Jerry Wynn (213)477 7701 no.ooo maximum. Com· a crate, ,You'll bave a bolt ~Br, nice &clean. cloee to Orange. Ph btwn l·5. jacuzzi. From S220 mo. 28A Triplex. Def 8am or NEWPORT BEACH Resp. rem to share house petitlve rata for &ood ofQUACKERs.. · abopplna. Adults only. 631Hl20 19132 Magnolia. 962·1800 aJt6pm: 213/59Z·2e66 Park Newport inC.M. Red~cUoo In rent "-lllltrial R..tal 4500 eredlta~_lleanta. F 0 u N 0 : Fem• 1 e Nopeta.645--8939 Olx2br·Vu. $225. New lux 2 br, 1 ba. bllns, OCEAH VIEW for babysitting 6 yr old ••••••••••••••••••••••• MORIMS REALTY German Shepherd. Vie Large 2 br, l ba cottage. + rnalnt. help. Adlt·no SZ75 mo. 3 br, 2ba S375. Lge, new dlx condo. l br, LUXURY APT LIVING p/time. 646·7239 1600 sq. ft..255 8&C Ran· * 494-1057 * Warner & MagnoUa.llu ~I. garage. East C.M. peta. Cpl pref. 673-0512 c h 1 d / s m Pet OK form din. Step dwn llv Overlooking Tbe'Water Strgt M/F to share 38r dolph St, C.M. $288. mo. collar. 842..slla. Adulta only, no pets. eve 1-3216-6916 rm. fplc , jacuul, tennis, apt 8 a I Pen In . ~2l30or679-3709 I ftlM~ 9°' FOUND: Schwinn blcycJe '300. 548-5300 NEW 1 br, frplc, beam 2 pauos. Nr boat docu. Enjoy S?S0.000 health $12.5/mo+util. Yrly. blk ~-....... LU"""1 /0 owner tdenE by color, Nice 1 br, trplc, pool, MESA VERDE area. ceil, bltns, pool, volley $32S. (213)598-1115 spa. 7 swimming pQOls. 8 bch.673-S490 1010 .--... Aho2IMITD Loam sJze 6 s It frame adults. oo pets. $230. mo. Home atmosphere 2 & 3 ball, gar. $235. M.2-6934 1"'89 3144 Ught.ed courts, miles ol San Ana Fairest Terms since 1949 number. ate lost & loc • 548-4757 or646-3'7S8 brdeluxe apts. 546·1034 bike trails, putting, shul. Quiet work ·g fem wanted Off Grand, between Sattler UM Co. lost. Call Huntington --------..... ----~----; l· &-... $215 & 2 Br ... $265. ••••••••••••••••••••••• fleboards. to share 3 br bme. In· Edinger & Warner. ... • ., Be _ ... p D S3S-'82l Adult 2 bedroom beam BAY MEADOWS UW pd. 2 blks bch. C..I WOODBRIDGE dlv1dual ltfe s ly le. 675-2601 642-2171 545-061 l 8"'" · • · . celling no pet.a S200 cA. h & 1 &2 536-3611. PINESAPTS Jrl's from$249.50/mo Kitch/Laundry pr1v. Found: Lady's Schwinn w W"lsooi ptC ..,,..c.c eery cozy 1. 2 & 3 bdrm units. Alsol&2bdrmplans Sl6S.840-29JOaflll am Modem contractors ofc SA.VIES$ bike. EastbluUs. can · 1 nqa Br•pts;.eocl1g1ar,cl:elo DUPLEX . 2 Br. l~ Ba. Designed like early 02-storytownbouses w1focd & paved storage PrivatepartywUJbuy 644-6889 l)E.ASTSIDE RUSTIC. like beach "' co ege. any yd gar SZ75mo California bungalows. GsOl)lsforRt..t 4350 yd. 2SOO sq.ft build'g & your2ndT.D.642·35'13 •--------- • oew, 1 Br, adults, n facil avail. No kids or ' '848--0265 From S Z 7 O . 1 1 S Elec. ltitcb, priv. patios ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 SO O sq . fl Yd .1-----------•Foond: Male Terrier Mlx. petS. $200.646-050$ pet.a. Fr $220.646-0073 2 Br, 2 Ba condo. Quiel. Pinestone. Ofc hrs 3.5 & balconies. crpts. Gar a£ e. Baker & C.M/Harbor area. $1,000 Multi cir. Santa Ana. wkdays,9-S:30wknd5 draperies, parking. Fairvi·ew. Costa Mesa. mo.Agnt.833-1361 lsta2ndTDL.oc.s Housebroken, 1entle. Tri-plex. ·2 Br. 1% ba. 3 Br 2 Ba apt. bltns, cpts. Adults only. Pool & rec. ~-0400 8'14% 640-8292 9'19-9179evea. Fam rm w/frplc. CJD, patio, fplc. $300. 2515 ctr. S25Smo. S.52·3280 elevators. 1st & last mo. S30 mo lndustrtal Unit zoned p 'f Fi 1 1 Ow ls S33S Ph Or"'"" CM 67""""'" PARK WEST APTS 7Sl-82<M forFiberglasswork. Irvine acitc naoca FOUND: Balboa Isl, nr 631.0..: pe • · -~e. · """"""' NE~ 1.2 & 3 Br. ~pts. Adult & family apts'. Optional maid service 64S-1930 ZlllJD WA~ED Collins lsl, Grey wbte Iii --------.,2br, cpts. drps. bltns. Vanous H.B. locauons. from $245. Tennis. health Office Rewtal 4400 " "I ldtUn, 2 mos. Med Ing dull no pets S200 mo Kids OK. Rents S22S t club. garden view. 3883 Just north of Fashion •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• $12,500. 10% interest. Lrg hair, 675-3036 MewTow11ll1a.ses ~3411.~ . . $350. Kent Rogers Rlly. Parkvlew Lane. Irvine. Island at Jamboree & a StorOCJI 4550 equity, University Park. ~~~:n::~:·a~r.~~'. Beauti!ulbrandnew2br, ~ ~l~i~~.~~~by :::~:i::Ra:;on: , ...... ;;;;;;:;: .. • .=:.7· ~~t~::~:lk. luxe. adults, S280/mo. l ba. Beamed ceilings, •OUVE PARK* Laguna hach 3841 • c-ut-"' l2x24 • New $85. Spaces ~•/ 1919 An ah~ 1 m S t · free stand'g frplc. bltns. •..,HOMES ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 I 4/b44-I 900 ~=-...,...,..., Available. 2140 Newport Lott & foilld '9t ••• 1350 ~l4l. Mgr. ave. Many windows, S295. Ar I sure REMY.ALI "'~-Blvd. C.M. CaU 548-7477 ............................................. . =========t . .!64S-8251,i~~:.:.·.::.:97:.:9.::·337~6:_ __ , Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm .. bit-ins, 1 Bdrm .• l bath in large -•-... _,__--.... ----•! :/~":.::-" or548-S321 ._o.c-..h 5100 Drinking problem? cpts, drps, encl. gar .• all apt. Near Main Beach 1,..' ""'""' HOME ;/ IKY -*• -...... W..ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Alcohol Helpline Mesa Verde 2Br. 2ba UP· ~!.\-(~l~) 847"7566· lOam· w/Ocean View. Stove 4 BR,4 ba. S2000Moyrly .1.....,.. ""''"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Artists & Craftsmen __ 24_hn __ a_d_u_835-_3830 __ stairs w /gar. Newly pm. ys. refrig. & oil uUUUcs in· STIPSTOIEACH RellredCpl,nopetsneed needed for wk:nd Craf,t PREGNANT! decrt 'd . $250 /mo. --------.. ..,.,.. o s 1 ajor hop i 546-7415 or see 1545 Cor· cludedat__./mo. 3B,.,2ba.,uof.$42S nice 1 br unfurn apt a e. m s Cuing confidential riander. Nr. H.amiJton/Brookburst CGUMY & COMPGny 3 BR. 2 ba .. unl. $400 •I MO FREE RENT• Uodet' S200. 673-2128 center. SS p/day. 540-0940 counseling • rererral. ---------1 3br, 3ba, gar. patio. Sml 1104So.CoastHwy Eallt.E Abortion, adoption • Child ok ....,., 962·0778 C 1·2·3 Rm. omces from •-1---1j111•-t/ F'lllLS5 k ,in& NEW Spacious 3Br. 2b . ......... LAGlJNA BEA H $125 per mo. Adj. ""Fi::.ce .... IOA.TIMG ~AJ\E ~·2Se3 apt. frplc & dlx features. 3 br, 2~ ba. 2 car gar. 497-2457 Airport.er Hotel. No lease ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLASSlS •--------- . ·:.' .·. ,, . ~ PlnECREEH • •• ': • lo I ••• ;, 63l·3900 ~~~t~~· 21-'J UVElN.ACASTLE Wide req.~Tilooon ...-.U SlartlngJanl0.1977 •SHARON'S* ---------.1 Ocean views. lg. I br apt. 60' re 59 FT ~·' SOOS Spoosored By The OUTCALL M ~~•GE l#oofOrongeCOlK!ly's Cute l Br, avail now 2bdrm. flt'eplace, ~mile ht ceilings. Gardens, 1617 wESTCLU'F-NB ••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA ~~• mostbecdtuloportrnent Gar+all mdm conve· from beach. 1 year old. pool. Near beach AGT.541.5032 COFRESHOf' POWERSQUADRON 45-1.D& cormufles. A relalmg n I enc es · $2 00 I mo· 900-4603 Mature professionals. 3 br. 2 ba. spacious upper. 1---------1 NETS $2000. MO. to teach you the proper •-nu; EXPERIENCE" ~Wltlsnoms. 6'73-1023,67S.10!M ---------t $390 mo. <&94-4653 or huge master br. d~k & 1501 Westclff Dr. PerfectMom&Poploca-safebandllngofallt Adult motel. CloHd walalfols. and mojesftc Slili~ ~brF:001· .s:;arage. 4.94-6017 gar. nr ocean. $425. 4917 Newport Financial Ctr lion. Free standing build· oCboats. For details call: circuit TV. For Reeerva· teas. F9olUmg pools . · River Rd 673--8701 1 .-.i-Offk Spoc Ing with plenty of park· 6 73-5717 t.ions, ~ . "'~r....1-1. 3126 MamRentals.540-5370 $185. Studio. all util --..., • • ing. Heavy root traffic ---------t---------Joeuzzl.souno,blllords, .,_ -Si ngles ok. Bea c h ~,,._ Callon Site Manager 1 ., .. __ hou Good 5300 u •REN~* ondex,._,, ...... ......_.__ •••••••••••••••••••••••Near beach. I br $160. comber lec$15 631·2011 C..-J t 3878 t71<t)642·31llext246 oc. ~""" rs. Lost&Fomd *ftA ~ ""'""'......,..,.ouu:.o c..AA.. klin I 1 Ch'ld k F ' ~11080 terms. Agt.837-4200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .,., .. GE Wllhsoctolevents. Tennis .,..........,., spar g c ean i o . ee ••••••••••••••••••••••••---------1 01.Tl'CALL M~ ' Bdrm. bltns. gar, ocean Main Rentals. 540-5370 Rental 2 br. lge yd. $250. U You Need A Staffed & LOST Sm brown Poodle 6PM~M 838-1780 gym,ond~lot view, ad Its/no pets mo. Incl utll. Eves, 3 ~r condo, 2 Ba, ~p. d/w, Furnished Ollice. call ASluto600WMrecONkJ.QE nam~ "Coco", Reward'.1---------TheVloge. More of $215/mo.493·7231. Hunt Hrbr area. Btfl lux wknds 497·1489. disposal, gar.avaJI now. THE EX EC UT IVE !JET Hunt'g Harb ~1419 AIOmOM 8Y91'f1'llng you're looking --------; apt w tbltns incl dshwshr. 833-0983 SUITE Rent includes Orange &. L.A. Counties · Counseling., Ref oral tor. FumlUre Is ovoloble. Lovely pool w /blfl'y St~lo Apt. $180 Including •-l•llh furftished f/time ~ecept .. phone & !Aocgta~~ .. ~lly licensed. LOST: Male lrlah Setter, Pre;frleet-avall. wlll1ds &Toro 3132 lndscpd crtyard. Adlts. utilities. 605 Glomstad ..,.-, ....... -1-L-...a 3900 mall service utll & ...,, ... ......, .... HelpllneS4T·°"'"" On~onc:t ..... -0 ..... -~ l114)0 A 0 1755 Way or_.__ • · wht.oncbest,2yn .• ana. .,. _.. '"""""'"""" ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,. · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Janitorial. ~cy's & ore Rower. & ,._.. to "Brandy". Vic. Lag. Adl 'tlMlg. Open Sat/Sun. 12 to 4 pm. Cute 3 Br, I ~ ba condo. ~Hiciuef 3852 THE EXCITING equip avail. Newport Net4$3,500. mo. Bcb, 12 /30. Reward. •SPl~rriutt R~ER omc.as open 9:00to e:OO. 3-3 Bdrm Dlit. Cpls/drps, bl~s. wsbr /dryr • I rg ••••••••••••••••••••••• PALM MESA. A.PTS. Center. 64().5470 San Francisco style. t Dys: 21.3-785-870l, eves: 181.SS Ef c.:1.no Real _Now __ l'el_nlln_ ... IQ. ____ ... 1 w/gar. 23143-A Suguaro patio. $295. Ph:974·l867. l &2 BR. 29041 Aloma1 off MlNUTESTONPT Prime locaUon in Hunt· Person operaUon. Busy 1_~ __ .;.._ ____ --l San Clemente. Forappt. orcall586-8137 4 &lY.a Ba. beachtwnhse. Crown Va~ley. l cnild BCH. in gt on Be a ch on Mall l?C. On!y $31,000. 5 cbiJdren lost 2 yr 0 482·SOO. 492.7299 Adult E..Slde 1&2 br apts Encl gar, pallo, pool. Like new, no pets &M-0878 2 Br. 1 bo, 1 story, shag. drpe, patio. frplc. beam ceil.. dshwhr , gar. Adult.JI, $250. ~ Elden, 537-3125 oew cpts, clean. tennis, OK. 83J.<)8S Bach, 1&2 BR. Brookbunt, 800 square full pnce. with terms. Golden Retriever, ma asslfied ads sell big etc. $325. 963·2532 ; MisUoeV5-fo 3867 AdfuJrotsm:~ets stofeetre. s0~~ic~~~~ Agt.9837-4200 wearing cbpoke 1 chain11 Items small items vr SJ&.1461 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ° COCKTAILS Newport en n . ca any item. Just call 2 Br condo. 1..., Ba. rptc. 2 Br condo. kids ok, no (S Bais~~~!~port C:.uti11a~~~nriu,::~; NewportBeacb ~:~ or 213.273.7373 642-5673. pool. $295. 532·4015 , pe_t s . s275 t mo Blvd.> 963-6767 Plush. seats 100.1----------1 ---------i 768-&68· 497·2976 (714) Ph.64S·348S or 837-6050 546-9860 Partners feuding . LOST pet Cockatiel, gray MASSA&I FHiUIE MODB.S ESCOITS OUTCALL OMLY 631-311 I . extSl&-511. DB.UXE OFRCIES Terms. Agt. 837--4200 w/yelJow bead In vie No. Steps to Beach & Back •--L. 3169 2 apts, In Laguna. steps Comml & lndstl spaces. Udo Isle & Bay Shores •---------Bay, volleyball. Jacuu1 .... wpoii~ from beach. Walk to 200to2000sq. n. As low Co.Mdetiago ... 7 Reward.613-9109. · RELAXING MASSAGE ='. ::.r ~~':::c:e f:::fu. ;;:;~~·;;·~·::··;·;·; ::f~~ 28~~: S::, ~~: :i:i~ '\,~~~N~gr~e~:. g~~r 11sS::.c~~~~~:•·L-o_s_t_:_W_e_l.in_a_r _a_n_e-r 1 Bo&'t~::l=~~.:_~ur Mike847.,.;o10 Bdrms. 2 bath units $395 furn . Ca l l Handy to S.D Frwy. orstopbyforlreeinfo. femal e. 9 mos . ---------1 acrossfromoceanfroot& 714-623-3827aft4 :30. CaU:S3l·l400 All categories & types. McArthur/Ford Rd. •PALM READER• 8 NEW Units, 1 br S21S up new city recreational de· 1 Dark gray 64().,2617 $20 reading for $10 "'--co-. ff •~ 4ooo We guarantee to p ease · p .... p--t •-fut"""" .....-.:1 gar. 7911.-..k, o velopment. lmmed. oc· .._ Cd.M390tol050sqft.Cpt.s, _., ........ u.. -~ Beacll.894-5158 cupancy. Familles & ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps, A JC. janitor. you. 751-3741 Lost: Young All While Uc (213)694-1350 pted ....... SI · _,,Sl05 o Female Cat. Declawed. Tired of tired apts? Try a pets acce · ....,., up. eepmg rms _,.. m · park'g. Masters 673-4l20 UNrTED BUSINESS Lake Forest Woodside Property Analyals for newly decorated condo. 4 W75-49l1 Brkr. All $5(1. wk. Share kit/· INVESTMENTS Dvpml. Reward. 768-1623 divorce or bankruptcy. dsb h h .. _ bath. Shown Mon·Sat OFFICE SPACE. N .B. '"'"''MesaVerdeDrE No cost or obligation. Br. ws r, ws r/ .... ,r LIDO ISLE WATER· • n1 .. C II fl 1 1649 WestcUff Or Air .-.. incld. Tennis crts. pools, FRONT 3 Br, $650 mo. • 0 fY • a a pm. · · ' (across from Kona Los> LOST: Ladies heirloom Real Estate Network. New 1'wnbse A~. Frplc, & playgmds. $3W/mo. Lease.613-8886 ::~eq·d. S56-0058 or ~·s~1~\~l.c~J;:~! Sulte106,CostaMesa ring, in Robinson 's, Call897·13'75. pool. Jacuzzi. 2 r. l~ba, Own e r 536-5837 or xtras. One unit 1300 sq. UBI Open7days Fashion Isl. Reward. EXOTIC AIRLS patio & balcony. gar !J68.q179Agtnofee. UPPERDUPLEX3Br,2 ROOMS...., wk up with ft 2 toilets a ·s 496-1667Evs.Collect. w w1wa.sher. dryer hookup. ~ .......................... _...... Ba, 2 blks to beach, yrly _, ' • s 1 ' PIZZA-$1000. Gr Massage&Modellng Adults. $375 10am-6pm, =.',;;;:;;;:,..";=-S380mo.642·3188. kitchen. $37.50 wk up S400/mo. PAC IFIC Franchise type store. Reward. Off.wht shaggy OutcallOnlyS42-3Ul9 646-2010 ~.M _;-., The fastest draw In the apts.548-9755 REAL ESTATE. Gene 3600 Sq. ft. Seats 160. dog, med size. Lost 001--------- West. .a Daily Pilot Oceanfront lge 1 BR, lwt· Li. Modem. quiet rm & Hill, 64Z-0200 Growth are a . Try New Years Eve. Harbor Join professional, dis· i BR. cpl, drpe. K1ds OK. Hlili#IJI Classified Ad. Phone ury apt. $625 yrly. lncld bath, or bch, pvt entry APPROX 800sq. fl, c.2 at $15,iOO. down. Agt. View Hills area. 644-5859 crl mlnallog, singles No~mo. 642·56'78. ut.11.615-3823 SlSOmo.644.6126 tab E. 17UI St. Suite T. Ull 751-3741 FOUND· Cock•PoO while gourmet club, 40+. non ---------1 $250/ Do I 548-0479 · • smokers only. WriU! Ad. Coste Meso 1824 Cede W... 3124 Costa Me.. 1124 2 Br yearly. w/or without HOTEL, $25 wk. Hntg mo. Ye Shel Fabricoffoel female. vie Edinger/Spr· No. 806• Dally Pilot, P.O. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• boatdoc1!;_~2493· Bcb. Ocean t block. C811 Exec ofc suites overlook· N M ingdale. H.B. 846·3095. Box 1S80 Costa Mesa Ca u1.r ......., aa ~3 1 els $2100. o. lllH-l.540 • 96()........, or ....,...,.,, ve Ing fabulous Np Harbor Misc. steel. Working 90% _92S28 _______ _ Luxury adult apt, in the msa. &lbePac,lricOcean. Lux with contractors. Help FOUND: .Young brn r..IOllals.r.k .. 5360 BJulls. 1400 sq fl, 2 Br 2 CdM Bdrm & bath Pvt rum Incl g secretary & run. Requires no ex· Cemal.e Chihuahua. Los ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ba. fplc, pool, + 2 pvt entr}r. SlSOmonth. · recepl, from $385. No lse. perience. Owner will Alam.itOS area. 968-9329 ALCOHOL PROBLEM? patios. $3115. Evs. &40-2.855 642·2811 PU: <714 > 515-4030. train. Good terms. Agt. eves. Live In/out lrf aide comp. OCEAN vu. yrlY 2 Br 1 Yacalloa • .,... 4250 Exec Suites 337..uoo FOUND: Bassel Hound. coumeloT. 20 yrs exper. Ba dpb, patio & yard.••••••••••••••••••••••• Wouldyoullkealstclaas DW,,...,._Wilw maJe, 19th & WbltUer, ~ & relatedtfr~. S3SO mo. 644·6780 or BIGBEARLAKEFRONT ofc to properly present Corned Beef/Pastrami CM.548-0473 sUc approac . t 642·3639 Cabil\ll. (714> 866-7701 your bus Image lo pleas-Sandwiches, ltlnl sbop'g FOUND: Approx s wk·I '::~:~·a":·~~//. 3 Br. 2 Ba. carpet & drps. 494·972'7or839-Sl73. Ing surroundings w/cffl. center Joe. Tremendous mos old. Doberman/ Rels.Conf.642-7298 Walk to Bay & ocean. cleot sec'I services? Polen t 1 a I f 0 r Shep mix. Pacific &•--------- m.3382.995-2429. R~~Cllndianb ~~Us R~C· Ideal Fwy access, xlnt owner/operator. Agt. Wilson CM. 642-19118 aft Conversational Spanlab, q'""" l U11 · yTeqw,p. local, nr O.C. Airport. 837-4200 6·30 French or Eng II ah 1285. Lse upr du pix; aar or ocean: aundeck : no pet 311 ~ 36 St 844-4340 2/1 Westclltrs new 2Br. 2Ba, frplc, rcfrig, Ice maker, whr/dryr. pool. adlts peta. S385 mo. 675-6999 excep nell.S . enn s . S46-29B2 · iuaranteed in 20 Jeuooa golf, swimming & enter-Cutleey & Gitt Store In FOUND Calleo Cat. ooooetoonebaail. tainment. Rent by day. Ground f1oor &/or 2nd CdM . 3425 E. Coast Jlwy • Orange, blk & wht. Foun· Call (114) 548-*m week, mo. R~rve now floor. NeJit to Sec. Pac S3000. + inventcffy. ta.1n\1aUey.847·7S88aft8 1--------- for Hope Classic. 640-2625 Nat'I Bank. lnclda utll. 673-8033 • .. )Mltlt • aft 5pm. Ample prkng. 1.88 E. 17th F 0 U ~ D A I I b I k ,,:,....._ BIOBEARCA.BIN St, Costa Mesa. Ph: USTAU~MT Lo IVoogba1redymakle ca~••••••••••••••••••••••• 1142"'210 Cozy Ill gold nune. eey tame. or ~ "' .,~ & 2Br, ffl>lc, sips 8. wk. or · rent. EZ operation. Short Hun tin at o n . H . B . __. ..,_ 7001 wkend. 640-MM pstalrs Ofc, wUl have re-hrs Own ·u traln A Janece 558-1780 ......_._ Surf &sand. 2 br $340. Utll 1 I t l 763 · , er wt ' • · .. ••••••••••••• .. •••••• pd. Klds/sngls. Fee. Sid.it.:. while lta here. l Br coept on aCMs v5c4.0 7086 Ste~}Mck Park. Bkr. Found: Blk fem. cat. MEN WOllEN Main Rentals 5'0-5370 "tORi bacb penthae fuJ.ly E~.nfe, · • 61J.,...., Youn1 fl very friendly. TIAIM POI 111quip d w/unreal view. BOUTIQUE Wbt Up on tau. Short. IARTIMD .. • a Br, 1 ~ ba townhouse DB.YI or wkenda, eall Seo Mr Mslaln MMe Prime Newport locaUon. baJr. Capl1traoo Bcb, U CLA8s 1tyle. Adulta, no pets. 881S-2UO. NEWPORT BEACH lrvlne Co. lse. Ready to San Ju an " Call f . TWO~ WIDE JOB $235.IMS-2G82 ..... to Aire 4300 &«a&OlflceSultea ,omustaee.$10,000+ lo· 48W318 NA~LAC0EMENT 3&-2Ba.tpt.s,drps.lblk •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• From$300 2610AvonSl. veutory. e.eo-1232 days.FOUND: Scub1 equlp· ASSlSTANCE bch, 5395 mo. l yr lse. Woman over SS w/car to t42·1l9'•eTs-t108 M4-l'1S5eves. ment,San Clementebcb. GOODJOB 5106 Neptune. 646-5320 sh a re C d M b om • &"or t olfl-s cu. .___ S2IOO + Met Please call to idellUfy. OPPORTUNITlES W/aame. Rm. board "r' nm ..... spa • -Y""· $Ot83. ....-ec .... 3 Br. 2 ba. new paint" nom11W aaluy to rliJtt llUlltles,carpeta,drapea, Freest•ncttn1wloc . ._ ________ , «pt.a, in blk bay" bcb. ~Nlabtorday pb: !J!:-S:.OO .. Weat Realty Orl&inalOWDerol7yean FOUND: Fem. Silky I A IT IM DI IS MOO yrly lie. Mo4-l 103 ,,,_,..., -· ~ r:;:' .::" 11a1a OM bu Terr. Brtstol as Blrch. SCHOOL 48r•dtn,2 ba,sitndeck, Woman.~waauaaineto ......_._... 4450 Jee · 711·l74t HB.MMZD l104~~·SA steps to beh. ~ yrly • ..._.Ill>' bome. Pref,... ---••••••••••••••• FOUND: Snll hooey color ScboolsCoutToColllt Ca.fi6'5-4Jel. ttree ror C'Oaqlianion1hlp. SQ. n. o/e. avl. Pac. M.+..MUfl.A~ put Peklnese. CounU'J 540-0150, ~ cat. Hwy, Newport Bch. Pat-.ct u.m Qub Dr. CM . 545-47'1 Perfect pltu leasona for A t t r • c t I v e 2 b r S2'00 mo. Call: Robbie 1 Uolqa» ~ o1 eqal_., . you or friend. PleaH townhouse, new cpla, BoommatA! Needed. M/F, 54lo0757 meot protected oat lAJlt: Ute colored male pboDe41'7·1'721. drpl. Bll.nl, D/W. l car !bare real $1J7.50. Nice 2 sao 000 tb.1.1 yr ~ Satnoyed., 1 Crooked ear, ,..._ ______ _ 1ar.NeatHoe1Hoap~. Br,CM.MMOllOllarHe . BalbOI bland; retail, -unable tO budle curtytall.'42·7341 Prtva~ ~ imCTucdon No peta. $27$. Vee.et.. t'Omaero~ or ofllet Can be relocated.. .._ by npr'd tA!acw. C.ll ~~ hmWlllt.ecltolhrlet2br spac. 00.fir'M' park· Levera«e w~ dt1wo• ___:_· ~AB.D !'or h•e4.._ hie, \i bl.Ir to bdl.. SUI. ~pprot. 500 aq. ft.: ' &-=• ...... Sl•IDete 3 br •.ownbouse w/bllnl, MM806Jm.ll78 v. ,.,, room. Rltr. A(t.. Seal ct.luppe&red W~ . 7071, NMJ, drJ"I, d/w. 1 ear Moo. to Fri, 9'5 Ull 711·1741 at Olymp c Dr. Is In-...................... . ,, •r;«-. nur Hoaa llalerootnm•tewantedto wrtor Lo. ltB. J ao 4. • nW"M, compl!Uon ltcapltftl. No peta. $325. lbr a Br, 2 ba twnllff. Store $a75, IOdO, u SUPPLYULIS 96:J..TG'3 ch.Ill 4_. hrs .Pf' day' ~.!J.tr.-4 Ret .. rtq. M 8. 548-4514. pOIJUt'e ~.OOCl can dallY. E1. abort hour operaUon O r • Rd..9nc. ~ ' 2334 Nwpt Blvd. C.M. CH prove '25.000+ + L ST : . M. I n 1 2br.t~atudloapt. ·Complhln,•••lllmmed, Pknl Crn\/blc, f!A. hat· net. Tb1t one lor rul. Seluaauaer. 1ray, Nr. w/1ar. iiOmootb. Qtee 1'wlln toe, Br/ba, 1111 2 reatrma, cptd, C.U fouppt. &oeee..""-2!2..l M. V. 830·27 H ld-.mT -+\\11Ul.A2·1885 f7S.m8 '* 711·3741 au;wAIU> "'. -. . .. ... if r!: lt .•. Bulld ll ... 01aper it ... Hammer it ... Carpet SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb 1t. .. Patch it. .. P1pe lt...Remodol 1l ... t Cement lt...W lre lt...Hoe 11 ... Clean it...Move Roof lt ... Landscape it ... Tile it ... Trim 1t. .. Scwit ... Press IL.Paint IL.Nail it .•. Plaster it ... F1x It... Haul lt...Add 1t...Plant IL.Alter it ... Learn lt ... . Ft1<t91. January 1 1977 DAil Y PILOT 1P7 , t ... Mmamy .... c.,...s.na QldC... 01 IS .. S..lcet th 1de 'n I ~...:....-..!'~ ....... /I .. ....... ,·~ ...................... ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ........................... ~~Service Caivet. Man wlll lay ywn Child eare my hocne HANDYMAN·Hom•a &c CLEANING BY ANN rtee Esl Bloekwalls. I.Don't be bomawouled VERY NEAT PATCH ll«palrs & ComJ>0'1llol\...,;. lllmlJ ~Account.I' o r mine. Repair• It wkdaya. Lota ol lovlne Apt1. Conscl•nlloua Expeneoced. wllh refa. slum pa ton~. brl ck For flllC qual. pitlnUn' &c J08S&TEXTURE Sh•:J/tts rna~ctlona~ S..rala -·-~ dUruJl.i Loo! Gu1.1r work care. Gd Ref. Reu Crattaman. Ph: &U-o.102 After$PM.~ Reald/Comm'I Rua. fair prices too. call i''ree Eat 893-1"39 lo.& /Ucci. Low prtcet. r'id' ~ al biuer savings. f'r cs I 833-~71 Gudln9 Uc 321S86. Bob '15CHt354. Richard. I bl-pres11un1 est 830-5020or 541·5930 04)-3646 HOUSECLEANING ~ cltan rtru. do they? PATCH PLASTF.RlNC T••lsklaR.,.... -•••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Co:lt'I ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• By reliable couple • • A1.1. TY I' ES• • Fl~oces· Plonten Uc Jina 838-~ ·······················Lo Att~lt•ctural .Ir Strue We Care COrpct Cleaners ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sklpl<>&der. dump truck, Refs 963·5813 Free est. ~~ Bric Concrete Patio bWaJ P11na. Rmdl " 01 Steam Cleon ur Shampoc LEEM JARVIS hauling. tree work. grad °"'~"r•uc. CANOPY TV SVC CO. ..., CONlNCUon. Resld Also Upholatery.All work AddJtlol\I & Remodelina lng. demo. ek 751·3930 •HOMECLEANlNG • Block Walls BBQP1u Homes·Addluom. Rt'sluc lat Rate Service -/Com'l/lndu1trla au1&r. Refs/ MC. Free eel 962·5573 Lic3178se By Lynn & Jean Refs, FM ts. 646-<M64 Custom ura • !IJG.~ {'() ov1:r blk wal111 Fret! at Fair Prl<'t'!l 980 tW ind •10IO Reu Rates · 645·3716 H-.•R9 Good references sag. nt l Cultom Designed paUoa. Paper.Palnl. 20 yn eitp. est. low rates 5116-4892 y,.. Senk• 111 l • •Gtorge Pllmer & SOns ••••••••••••••••••••••• 20% Disc-. Jan. Save $. Atthilectural Desliiner Steam Cleaning, llv·rm Adds/Rmdl/Pallll/PlaDll Hauling. movlng. cleanup KINGS Carpet & Cleaning plant.en. walks. lences Sat Guar No wall. Free ~ • ••••••••••••••••••••• l981 ~ in CustolT din.rm & hall. avg rms Sml Joba·Llc"d SSH832 17/up. Treework. Co.. "WE DO lT ALL" also ceramic noor Liles. E~l. 960·3D06, eve. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Removals. trlmmln\f~ UaJ Remodels 4 JJO. free Deodorant ~u. laat. free est 83.S-3.'161 Many local ref a. 64$-M12 ~ PLUMBt;fl.Repolr, rtt· prun.tn,, •~ &t. Lie •· Add!Uona.645-5869 Cfl)l repair. deflea & de pipe. 1na1,alla.tlun l'\ally trill urf'd. 84.2·211124 W . Fenchlg 842·~ HOUSECLEANING is I rL1aSwYke odonie. LS Yrs 1ixp. Good Our Business. Call Mo•illg PITHS PAIMTIHG services. G. Gidley, •• refs. S3l·Ot01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... rid of •"9MIJ Exper'd. Rea& Rates . 642·931.S. -All types wood & block. Janice's Raggedy Anns ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... • dltMi•. Free Eal. Call Gene Tiit BluMt ......... nTI 'fYPna at home. any klnd STEAM CARPET Free est. Area refa. 67s-65SJ MOVJNO! X·Allied man. HOME SAVERS PLUM· on Ule oiw. eo.t J· ~. ratn, will p1cku~ 8' Sq I-'\. Upholstery s.57 ·228S or 64S-7839. Colleae stud't. 112 load lnsrd stauwlde/local. S52..o458 BLNG &: H&ATING. Free DAILY Pll.Ol I oft Too' PhS46-6861,82 l·7857 543-6428 L..d:scapiag Free est. Dave 4~105 Pa1nllog ·Pafierhaniilo~, est $10 llr. llone&l & & <Ma. $4S-$44 l r . Gedeel..g cabinet re in'g. Lie' • Rellable Scrv. BofA & CLASSIFIED 6r c.....t /Conc:r,tiM Garage Cleaning. haul· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Friendly Moving Co. Em c.,.. ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eitpr'd Landscapers . rree est. Joe 1192-7694 Mstrchg. 847·0383 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEEDING-CLEANUPS In&. reasonable. Jock clenl. friendly service . 751-3150 ADS -~ Sprinklers: Install & re Lowest poss rate s f"INlSH. REMODEL & Concrete Dri ve wn ys, •Weekly Maintenance• • Rpr. Small Jobs OK walkways & pallos. to'ret! Free E,,t. 642.990'1 ~ pair. Concrete & brick 847-0992 To place your meas age 10% orr with this ad. Tou Con W It, And It, 000 est Area refs. M7·2285 work 64S·7978 afl S before the Plumbing, water svs. Ttodt It Wttfl o Wont Ad ~t. Reu.m-0379 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Malone RAIN OR SHINE Experienced Gardening reading public, leaks, bathrm ~ncl. Reas t~ Want a REALLY CLEAN MOVING · HAULlNG [842•5878 ) Maater Crafts man Class1ried ads sell bag Service & Cleanups. Qua I HOUSE? Call Gingham Have something you wanl Anything Anywhere phone 832-2468 Specially finish. re items, s mall items or work. Mike548·2049 Da11,y Pilot Gtrl. Free ests. 645-Sl.23 to sell? Classlfied ads do f\llly enclosed 2T true k. Classirie<i Ads sell big modeling & repairs nny ite m Just call Classified, 642-5678 One Cell s.Mc.e it well -CaU NOW. Fa.st. expr. very reaa. Reta. 499-310S 642-5678. Want Ads C..11 642.5678 Classlfied Ads M2·56'18 642·S678. Wlntoo 546-3048. 673-4714 items, small items or Foti~~ ,_ any item. 542~8. ~ - .W. Wc.hd. 7075 Help Welllhd 7100 tWp W..t.cl 7100 tWpW-.hd 7100 HetpW..ted 7100 Help W..t.d 7 I 00 Http W..ted 7100 HelpW..W 7100 HetpW-'td 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • NEED BABYSITTER wanted IOOKICHPH ~ Electron.le SU':flY Store HAIRSl'YLlST LET ME tntroduce you to :!Dd Mother Wa.nled for 6 J BABYSITTING HELP Reliable p~rson . my With gen'I ore skills Lo as· Collect\ons to $1000 needs exper' counter c.c. busy beauty salon El Beeline Fashions the fun yr old girl. 2:30-7:30pm Real Es!ate Sales . ONYOURSKITRIP" home. P /T 1me aflr· :o1t rontrollerof sm. grow· Sales Re.P5 1700 salesperson. 646-t892. p/lime Job. Must like wkdys. Vic. Univ. Parle. . Reaponslbl college stu· noons. 2 Hrs a day, Mon mg co. ln Irvine. P tlime Jr. Accounlanl S7SO Toro, SllG-2216 clothes & people. have Irvine. Mus t bavt: GET INTO dent will babysit your lbru Fri, $2.25 hr. Own job. could develop lo G.Ofc/Recept lo$6SO EUCTROHIC 2·3 eves & car & phone lransp. S5D·56D9 eves. REALEST ATE . cbJldreo eveolnss and trans. 963·4030 f/lime . Mr. Dale , Irvine Personnel Ar.fency ASSEMILER HEADIUSIOY avail. Interested in earn· Days 768·3631. help with housework In 556-3937 488 E l7lh Cotta esa Electronics MCg. baa im· SET·UPMAH Ing $2().$3.S per eve. Great •Free license I.raining "' exchange for room, Bachelor F'athcr needs Suit.e22A 642·1470 mmed openings Cor elec· for homemakers. Call for NURSES AIDES •Free sales training board and access to ski P/Ume babysitter for 3 IOOIKEEPER ~ lronic assemblers. Needed for banquet dept. personal 1nt ervw Eitper. pref'd. Will train •Right ~t.art program s.lopes during days. Call y r old daughter . Assistant. Must be good Soldering. stuffing, P JC Expr nee. Must speak 963-7470. lf nee. Park Superior •Earn while your learn Connie, 83Hl670. Enrolled in pre school. with numbers, strong de· COMPANION/DRIVER board req. Xlnl bene in· Ensllsb & Spanish. App· LIQUOR clerk. exper. Conv. Hos p . 1445 •Nationwide advts'g LEARN PIANO TUNING but would like her to slay tail, willing to handle Cor lighUy handicapped cl'g med/dental insr. In· ly In person al lbe aaJes Superior Ave. N. B. •NaUunal Reio service Umited openings, grp home a day or 2 per wk. some clerkaJ functions. woman In CdM. 20 hr wk, terview Tues/Wed/· office btwn Dam Laguna Beach. Pre f •Guar sales program Would like someone with excellent working condi· arranged lo mutual con· Thw-s 9 am to 3 pm. Disc Airport.er Inn Hotel mature person. Call Mr. NURSES AIDES •Choice of progrl\ms . aegsions at low rates. car to sit in my home in tlons. Experience a venlence. $50 wk Instruments, 102 Baker 18700McArtbur. lrvlne Sheppard al 499-2581. Exper'd. Good bt!n~fita. ** JOIH ** PlANOCARE S4t·09ll Nwpl C all Jim must. Irvine area. Send 640-9145 St. Costa Mesa. P h : LOAN SECRET ARY Bayview Coov. Hospital. n.,....en,.,:i: Raymond 642-7840 dys: 979-s:D> E.O.E. 840-924$ CVS. salary history to: P. O. COOK • DINNER Port Housekeeper wanted , R. Eatale/Ellcrow/Tltle 2055 Thurin Ave, C M .W,W..ted 7100 Boit 19~3. Irvine, Ca time, country club. Tap 642-3506. Or-. C:o. Metw ' EMPLOYMENT live-lo. Room. board & exper. helpful. Previous n.ttws.•rae ••••••••••••••••••••••• 92113 wag• 499-22Tl ask for Counselors: For estab'I small salary. S~anlab banking exp. J':ef'd . HURSH AIDES l\CCOUNTLNG BANKING BOOKKEEPER OUef. employment agency. speaking OK. 2 chi dren 8 Good typing ski . Call C:• 752-HU ·.~ " '1am·3pm & llpm·7am. sa. ACCOUNTING/ TELLER F/Cbarge restaurant ex-COOICZHD Prev. exp. pref'd. Will & 8. Call eves. 97G-0175. fOt" appt. 832·S200. San· Exper. pref'd, will train PA Y'ROU Cl.BK P/lime 1-"ri & Sat for our per preferred. position al10 consider sales <Y~a Unda, Anaheim Uago Bank, Tustin. ~ Exper'd In continental mature person w / ap· Good acct.og backgrr:md S. Coast Plaza ortice. Ex· presently available, m oriented w /put bus. exp. Hills area.) E.0 .E. titude for posit.Ion. Meu ~ including payables & per pref'd. Call Miss the City or Weslmlnster. cuisine. Equal oppor. Salary & Comm. RepUes Housekeeping & cblldcaN! Verde Conv. Hosp, eel RECBVING Kubes. 5404066. ~ employer. Apply in treated w /strict coo· LVH 3-11:30 I payroll req d. Xlnt co. CalifonH F.dffal perl(lO fldence . Reply to for 3 school age cblJdreo. Charge Nurse & Med.lea· C.ent.erSt. C.M. INSPECTION benefits . Sal com- menauratc w/exper. SCIY11'91&Loan *BOOUEEPER* Victor~·-ClusirM!d ad 00. 780, C/O Live· In. Must s peak lion. F ttlme. Apply: OFFtCE-PARTTlfdE E.O.E. Will be Interview· 3S1CllffDr. guna Daily PUot. PO Box 1560. English & have refs. No Park Su perlor, t44S 3--4 Hrs. atlerooooa. Nr. Sm a 11 electro ing Jan 17, 18 & 19. Call 3333S. Brut.ol, C.M. O.C. Mfg has opening for Cost.a Mesa, Calif. 926216 smoking. Good aal. Sup~rlor Ave. N .B . Beach & Edinger. Typ-mechanical 1wltcb rorappt.~. Equal Opp Emplyr m /f bookkeeper. Gen ledger Coe*&. Exper break.fast & 64().6955. 642-2410 ing 45-50. neat handwnt· manufacturer has im· exper, thru trial balance lunch. Apply In penon, IXEC. Stc:UTAAY HOUSEKEEPER/Siller. LVM'S, P /TIME ing. S3 Hr. Call between med. openings In rece1v· I BANK work exper. 10 Bi·Touch. See Gabby aft 3:30pm. To asst. exec. V.P. & asst Family or 4. w/baby, noon & 3 P. M. 842-2337 log & precision In.spec· , Adminlslrallve TELLERS& neat printing. A /R Beach House Inn, 619 V.P. in Nwpt Ctr ofc. some English. rella .• ef. 7·3:30 & 3-11:30. Medica· lion requiring proficient Secretary PROOF OPERATOR helpl'ul. Starting sat $800. Sleepy Hollow Ln. Lag. Xlnt sh & typing skHls & ficient. Drivers lie pre· tJon.s. Treatments. Hunt· Office use of precision measur· 1 Business ore. t2 mo·s. 8 mo. Call for a ppl. Bch. pleasenl personality re-lngton Beach Conv. MATURE PERSON to mg an.slnlmeoU;. Work· ' hr day. $893 to $108S mo Experience Required q'd. Mual be able to han· I'd. Must be flexible, like Hc&p.. 18811 Florida St, handle ofc for sm ins knowledge of 1 835-2422 COOKS children & a clean house. +fringe benefits. Sh l 10 Cilliens Bank of die a wide range of resp. HB. 847 ·3:515. sailboat mfg .. bkkpn'g, dimensional tolerancinl' l wpm, typing 60 wpm. Ap· Costa Mes:i BORED HOME · Male or Female over 18 & work w /mln LlVE·lN. 67s..&14 corresp. recepl .. musl ln· or sr.:; \'14.S r~'d In pfy di.strict ofc. Laguna 17M J 979-4200 ' MAKERS? Unlimited to work nl&hll. Apply In supervision. Prefer In· Housekeeper. Part lime. ----duslrioua, & stron~ on srec 1lon Inspect on & I Beach Unified School Ask Cor Gloria, 911m.1pm Oppor. for personal & penoo: dlviduala w/S.S yrs ex· 64S--0881 or lel &t5-18'14 LVN common sense. Cal for eslrable in receiving ID• : Diatrlct before 1 /13/77 only. Equal OpRor financial reward wlthoul Del Toco per., but will consider ex· ring 10 Umea. interview 9·11AM Mon· speetlon. l A/UCCI.BK Employer sacrificing family 1720 s.p.rior CM. tremely bright recent Weeknds 7·3. Xlnl work· Thurs. 548·~. STACOSWITCH IHC : Beauty responslbllilles. Full or grad w/xlnt skills. All HOUSEKEEPER . In& conditions & benefits. Part· time counter selling, llJ98aWC....Meea J Exper'd typlnB & post. STY UST p/lime sales positions COOICS WANTll> appUcanta will be tested. F /llme. Apply, Mesa le•-;:; widow or hoUHwi!e O'oler 549-3041 ing. Small co. Good open to men or women. Lunch /dinner shift Good co. benefits. ~.O.E. Verde Conv. Hosp, 661 Coen'. al benefits. Newport Booth rental available in For inlervw call Mra. ~time. Ma Barker's, 212 Call for appt. 64CMS80. Cent.er St, Coeta Meaa. 30. Work 16 hl'S a week. Equal ()ppor Em~oyer. Marine Engineering. 897 &lboa Penin shop. Adjct Hobkirk. 557·1041. 17th St, Costa Mesa. 40 I 0 Vlrglsla Rd. All mornings. no nlQbts EXEC. SECHTAaY HOUSEKEEPER for Loni( Bcb ( 21.3 l 426-0094 or Sun. Costa Mesa. W. 16th St. N. 8. 64S.3632 to new Hughes Mkt on (L-2501 RIC.-TIOMIST Udo. Lots of new traffic COUNTER WOMAN TO PRF.sJDENT..-f'asb Irvine bachelor. Must be ---$43-0858 ·~ A,11t1CltV AILI & prk'f · Call 673-S911 & 11 All to 2PM, Moo t.hru lsl Ftnanclal Serv. firm. interellted ln bealtb foods MAJD Wanted. ~acllff Part·lime phone work & Attnctlvt!, over 18. ~ Property management 499-273 IOYS AND GtllLS Sat. Apply at. Stax Good career 011:r Very & physical fitnesa. Uve· Motel. 1661 So. Coast delivery. S3 Hour. HEALTH SPA. We experience S800 Mo. for Da.tly Pilot routes In 81.lriers. 899 W. 19th St. challenging, t skills in. good aa1a.ry. sse.~ Emptoymi Pay All Fees llAUTYOPR Arch Beach area of CM. req'd. 75 wpm t.yplo.9, 100 Hwy. Lag. Bch. 494-4892 835-0211 Ext L63Y train right person ~ Uz Reinders Agency No follow nee Exper Laguna Beach. Must be COUPLE on Soc. Sec. to wpm sh. 368 San Miguel HOUSlllB9IR MAHAGHTli~ PEOPLE PERSON eat)' run Job. Mr a~ 40'20 Birch St. Ste 104 pref'd. Call~lOSO al leaat 10 years old. Dr, N.B. Suite 200. Lge Beacluide home. Exec needs p/Llme as· <Ullrs> 7~.e561. move into our home & re· Oppor. for ambitious. N~ Beach 1133-8190 HAUTY STYUST Phone 642-4321, ask for cleve board. rm & srd. Father, 100 & dol re-hardworkin g . shirt· soc. i~bale supply. Ful· RICB'TIOHIST ·~ Cal for Appt/Eaub 'SS ClrcuJauon. qulre F /tlme llve-ln. l.Y cap1 alla:ed. 673-2223. Muat be good wllh for taking care of couple EXPEDmHG Refs nee. Drlvtni. sbop. sleeve type. Must be over Accurate typlit SO wpm ASSIMllHS natural styling. Follow· IOYS AHD GtltLS In their 80'1. 547 1'uaUn Slc:llTAIY plng. etc. call ~2288 25 w/atable family situa Must bave xlnt phone We Will train Isl & 2nd ~ not nee Take over 10 to 15 ye~rs. Earn Ave. NB. Ph: $48-4198 atts. tlo n . $750 per m o personality foroarolc. West.sail Corp. has an . 12:30-DPM. 6 Days. App· shift. Apply 7am. ehentele 837 ·4250 & Christmas money • S20 to OOURT DIRECTOR ex· lmmed. vacancy for ex· PHONE SALES ~tact Lu, 833-8190 MacGregor Y~hl Corp , 837-8779 Lake Fort'sl S40 per week selling sub· per"d for new Tennis pedltlng secretary to HOUSEKEEPER want· ty. 424 W. 4th St. Santa z Relnde~ ~ency 1631 Placenlla Ave.C M ed. Uve-io for elderb Ana. 4020 Blttb St, .B. scriptioos lo the Dally Club. S36·8832 aak for work in busy stock room. Phone Sales people, Beauty Pilot. Transportation Sandy or Tony or 842-7747 Must have at least 1 year gen\lemen ln Lelaure MAN. Expr'd to deliver & male or female. L6 lo 6S ANistanl Cook 1'mt' MAKEUr ARTIST World. Call -.11m Cleaocul-Career M anded provided. No deliveries ol e:icper. lo purehulng Install major appliances. yearsoCage. Guaranteed UC:.-TIOH1ST Enerletlc 548-79-18 &c Cosmetic Sales girl. or collecting. Phone DATA PROCESSING or atock room work. IMDOC>a Pl.AMT Full lime. Must be wages or commissions. ror sailboat co. If you Expr pref. M2 ti164 Nwpt 536-9712 KIYPUNCH~ Should be familiar strong, dependable & 2SO East 17lh Street. <\ulomotive Bch TB.MIMALO w/marine parts. if possi· SALISPBSON work Saturdays. Fringe Suite O. Costa Mesa. have tbe ability to handk New Detail Shop needs IOYS AMD GlltLS Must have min. s mo's on ble. Pleaae call Ms. EXPERIENCED bencnts. between S:00&8:30 p.m. a busy awltcbboan:I. can help. Beauty Miaslon VleJo • El Toro the Job exper. Prefer In· McDonald, 549-9711 for F/tJme 1bun lbru Sun. Dunlap Appliances 646-4223. do Ute typlOJi, bave a Top wa1• paid. En&lne HAIRSTYUST area. Earn your own more information. Contact Judy, Roaer'a 1815 Newport Blvd, CM Equal Op~rtunlty wholesome front ofc ap· Steamen. en~ ~•inters, with Following New mooey selll.ni subscrtp. div. w/knowledgeol IBM Gardena, S40-5800. 548-7780 Emp oyer pcaranre. work well un- Lions alter school. For in · 3774 Unit. Hrs 8:3().~;30. der pressure. love pubUc Wfen & po a ers. up· Salon Newport Bch. formation. call 830-0913 Good ~r Cor advance· Man & wife needed for contact & are extrem1ily hol1tuy shampooers, 642-6164 ment. nt co benefits. FACTORY IHSUUHC:l/Scty complN care of home & punctual call Ann Smith, ctwlt out. piek•up 4r de 8oet ltbnuf•cturer Brea.kful cook~ time. Sal commensurate w Jex-Work in an a/cond & Fire & Casualty Agency plant.a. 2 or more days a PHONE S49·9711 . liYCF)'. iply at Di IJ'bor 81, CM atpp.r Marine~ $3.00 per r . The per. E.O.E. Wiii be In· carpeted area w /FM Personal Unea week. Ir you enjoy doing SOLICITORS Beachcorn ber Co tree tervtewing Jan 17. 18 4s mualc. Must have pa. Robertaoo Insurance excellent work please MS·1030 1919 t; Occidental. s Shop, 642"84'1S 19. Call for appt MC).4SllO. tience lo work w /micro Corona Del Mar write lhls busy couple. Easy pleasant evening UCll'T10MIST Exp Boat Auemblers miniature parts under a 673-3850 Including references at · work 4-D Mon-Fri. Need GA.LRIDAY __ E_•P T~b·Up Buller tdrl ver /cook for DAY HELP wanted, Hrs LS People lmmed. Call ml~. wm train. Classified Ad IJ777. Daily ror H.B. Realtor. Must be AUTO SERVICE family or 2. Uve out. uam·3pm Mon lhru Fri. Hra 3:45 M to 12:1SAM. PU4X PO Box 1S60. Costa a1\ :!pm. Mon-'I'bun, or attractive w /pleaaant Muat be able to t.ravel. All r,1uons open Im· ~Y + co benefit.a. Inspectors Mesa. Ca. 926216 (714 ) 54().5464. = voice. Ute tYl>ina· BOA'n; Ux:al references a mwst ! me . Wendy '& Old P.C.I. J.C.......,CO THI WJLUltD CO. ~.Mn TIJ'Ouller Fu.b.iooed Hamt>uraen, Tool Co .• 1701 £. MATURE W OMAN P /time eves. Cal ofc/ ry open. Apply in ,., "• lit.ct 11200Condor A'•e 28405. Bristol St. SA. Carnegie Ave, S.A. Must be famtUar with all p/tlme to welcome lnd'l care. Xlnt pay. no person. Monday 2PM· t'ountain Valley CARPENTER 5404080. l.ns\':!loo toola &t have preuure. Lat 8ch SPll. 223U Brookhurst. ... .,...lndt newcomers & contact Ila:. Im med Openln~ Lltt11led term ~silion Deliveryman for LA FACTOIYH&.P at cul 2 yrs exJ>!. ht merchants. Flexible bn 499-3846 Huntington Beacb. KEY, Jlu en operung for f'or unax6mos)$S.J hr.~-Times home dellv, No artJcale fabrlca on of REALTORS. 1 Wa.rM•• loat c..,. ...... ply in penon. Foun n aollcltlng or collecting. We have openings In an raw boarda. drill et.ch & Need car. Ille typing P/t Sales. S40-S70 wk up. ~ ......... Valley School Dlstrict ~.car req'd. Adults all girl dei>'-Salary open final Inspection. Xlnt 547·3095. Men. ladle1, student.a UC:ll'T10MIST J Toe.cit-Up personnel otrlce, cor only. 2 Hrs per day. w/10me exper .• but will working condition•. MECHANIC Eves/Sat, 554·7151, for 5m1ll aallboat co. ii ~~·required c:Gwtopr Newland & Talbert St'a We1tm /HB area . train. Xlnl company employee benefit.a & op. working or Dot. check 839-71196. S. e. Santa Ana. Bkkpn by 5 PM Jan 7. E.O.E. G-0126 benellls portunlty tor advance-& tecretarial skllb r~ ndlna co ~oeftls Qf this xlnt op~urhmity. Purchasing ~ A/Payable 4 Day WOT-k Week Dettro.ic Corp ment during our peak q'd. ~to .io mo. Seo Xlnt worklna condlllons CASHIM DENTAL Exp' d . 9%9 hMr. C:..M. growth period. ln Auto~les, lua A lie exper. Prevlo111 ~~ resume cto Ma. Mazzeo A~yinpenon Good ~nehts Bobby McOee 'a Ortbodonlc A.sat. wanted. tervlewa 9 to 4. req'd. $400+per wk exper. hel~uJ. Sb req' WOE. Borchard. Sanlll toam 4pm Mon-Fri ~ual Oppor Employer ~pay for nl)lt person. ~ Micro Dato Corp. =ble ror good man. + good typ ng skllla. Call AM. Ca ta'105 f 'Equa.I OIJP employer m 1r 979-0\%6 Restaurant. Dah abif\. . 546-5170 t end align exper .• for llPPl. 832-S200. San· Apply 11lW"I <JI l. bet «;A Tl GUAID$12) 17481 RedhJll. lrvlne tuneups, elec. exper etc. tlago Bank, Tu•llD. IEC.-rlOMIST SC>m. 873-5380. Dependable, neat. ap· I DIMTAL IMSUIAHCE Call581-8'164. E.O.E. Fash lal Flnanclal S.r~· IOOK-pearance. Retired AYOll F /Chuge ::Xf" CLERK I n ff . B . OfflCIMGI. welcome. Apply Newport OROlIP HEAL 1'H MB> DIC/SECY tJrm. Recept/Secy. fron mature. expr'd. l lr or· drv&storw, p/Ume. llll· Ex.perlence nece11ary. Dunes. 644..()510 CLAlMS EXAMINER 1)plng 6 inaurance ex· Real Estale5alee delk. Expcr. Reta r1:~ nee. 3 day wk, rma· per. not necesa.147 ·ZiU. Bui' practice. Short Expr: At least l yr. pertence required. Ca II GET INTO Typo 80 wpm. 388 · n s-.c:-. nent. Ph Tues pr 'burs C:UU-TYPtST wor week. Beneme. GIHllAL OFflC:I Salary open. Pb 549-1769 495-1060 Dam lo noon Miauel Dr. N.D. Sull41! T•AI y.., SS '1 9-3. NBMS-1373 for the Cl.-lfaed ~rt-Huntington Beach. For Trade AssoclaUon. wkdys. REAL ESTATE 200. 8 e a n A V 0 N IOOKKllPB I ment of the Dally lot, 847-4018 60 wpm, good apellin1. JR. AC:COUMTAMT •Free ll~nse training lec:wr&OHIST REPRESENTATIVE. will also aaslst on order irammar. Exr_r pre· P/tlme. Send resume to Men. perm. p/Ume for LA ComtrucUon exper. Sta : Jmm«i!ute ~nlng ror DINT'AL ASSISTANT erred. s days, 5. SSSO IA~·s Tax Servi~. nmea home delivery in •Free sales t.raWna Meet~·· payoff holl· oalatanl boo k~ In deak of General Ad· Chalra1de, run time, X· mo. Pb for intervlew PO x 2802, Newport Newpon. & Costa Mesa. •Right start program bh. O.C. Alm area; ct.y Ill • l\art savloa corporate omcea. Un. vertislng De=. Must be ray certificate. nee .. SS'M970 Beach, CalU. 92663 or Nual have de/:.ndable •Earn wlllle your learn Ru. 9S8·T SS. Bu1 • aaaln. Leta ~ about It. $700 Start. Must have abJe to type · wpm and aala17 ()pen. 642-6880 call 645-1513. c.ar 4i be reUab e. Si2'1S to •Natlonwid~odvu'~ MC).2862. Call 540>'1041 or Zemlh llave a food phon@ voice. :iENERAL Ok. F/Ume. •NaUona1 Reloserv ce sood. geMral knowledge S3IO mo. se mo. 7-18, . of acccunUnf, A/P. AIR, Excel ent company ~ .......... Must deal w /public, Laundromat Attendant. •Guar sale$ proarnm .1 !~~t,~n .. • bank ~c. llaUon, ek. benefit.a 4i opportunity <>nhodooLlc. Exper r.re· type. dependable A NB. P/Tlme. 673-1890 tr Mcmt Trne, perm. Earn •Cbotce or programs 8ABYCARE. Af\emoon. Excellent company fOI' adveoeem•nt. fd. Call for interv ew, mature. Won weeknds. 67s.oo:M. Sl7'·S200 wk. Fuller **JOIM** 30 hrs wk. 'ReCerence1 beneflt1. Non-amokers For lntnvlew call: 'IM-IS$S Lall. lkh. Call Newport Duoea Blwh Sal•. 554-78$1. =~==i eG-43211 ext 2'1f 644;0510. Leaal Secretary, matuTe. needed b7 comrnereial: p6eMt . ....,..aftSpm. prefnred. Apply In realdmtial atyle repalr Eq1&al =tmlty DISHWASHH To start alter lbe New MODEL ptnOn. No phons calls. OEN'LOFFJCEOCRL mrlnt oo. In Newport. Tei Bab)"liller ln~ borne. 2 lectHllRedtJ Emp er OVtt 18. full or p/time. Salary ~aM'l\l Year. '44"110. Fem tor spa tr pool ad· 111eHwS.lin qua.tlfY 10U mmt be •In IChool aao c rH. Hra. 18002 lrvtne Blvd., 2nd Or c:un · TfPIST Apply, Ortnder P081Uon. LEQAL Sect'y, part.Ume wertillq, Id pay. Call .c:.1752-llll blUou1, conaclentlou.;: U. M·F. m..ul9. Tu.Un Potlt.ioo ~rff, fl~ure Reataurant, 1400 w. wtat le.ut S 1rs ea~ ~; rea&U·p?or ~I g::ect & have 8abuhtcr, meture applhtde~1P na. Pacltlc Cat Hwy, tiUAIDS w11ene.ra1 practJce. ..... h1-ta ~olmtch'lar.z woman to aupenlu IOOI ... & min. ~ exper. N..,on Beacb, C....MIM to b• arrenged for Re111tor to head Real Utude. xper prel'd ~ CAREEl\OP'PTY. Nlt.e SPll·l :aDMI. One SWre CJerlt. 40 hrl, mutual convenience. MOTOllOUTI F.alate Dlviaon. M\dl be oloctrtcal & plumbing 1.t~ altcmoona. "111 ~e. to *5 mo. .. per mo, XIAt '¥Wk· Ptrma.MJlt. Full a Part. sn11. Oe.14' Pilot dellverie. in a.blc to or~anh• fl palra. t.lc1n1e• 2 .,.. 8 &: 4. Mult~• odaer ex per. <tna wkncb> Prefer ex· tlme. Pbone " traaap ,.... Newport Buch. Monday welcomed. We P•t II• havo own \ta.up. Ina C'Oftd. It Company per la candy, tobacco. ?;_4· R.Uted welcome. U.AL SICalT ARY aupervlae aa es force. M&-1251 thru anclal atatftllent. benelflt1. • tarovtln~ =· P':r. call Mr. ll ~4. olc bra 10-2, lhrou1b Fl'\4ay after· Xlnt reQumcratlon a a&· mll••l:J:.U rurnlt ) ,Account.Int me ch or mmt finUJCial firm. CalJ a ~ •. 5947 CioMd Wed1*day. Por N.8 . law olc. ooom Ph• S.tllrda1 and lilt. 641J..U11. ttu.• Oom~nN· BAB\'SlT'I.'ER. mature computer exp..-.~ SPll ........ ~ ttper. belpf\ll, au.lay momtnp. o. _ llon comm•naurate1 wo°'an, % hom e , ble. Call rcw appt. tn4 > -Wehnsa ror new Dr>' et.urn~~ f.rl Hatrst1Ust ~ 3113 rry~. ms per month. S$O ca.b w ,.,..,.. Our employ ... Pttimt ev1. 'a re:q'd. fl3S.-OMT,lrv. daily. ~M· M, all ay Bttstol St .• CM. N0-8118. = r~utred. Phone P'or Cl.at.$ fted M knowolt.w. ~or'152·5Ck'll 10010( ... lounf• 1h• BrotMr·ln· Sa\ur •'I· A&ply In A:f.lY tn peraon. Mir 321, a1k for .Jim ACTl()N If qllallned "-" a brief 1 Law 1. call for appt. •ft I:":' Expert tane,.,, JP "" Ltpl S«rftal')' tratJMtill Parb lo clrcu11'10ft. C.lta n.ume Lo Ad 1821, DaOy ~eouaekeerr· US. for but)' 1ln&)e Ole. 2PM8*1989 • ITlb St. Cotta or up to l yr exper. Dally Piiot PUot. PO &:,x 1580, C.14.l .,.s •. Mlllt be exper'd " wtU ..... Halr 1tylhtia buy Stron1 t~ln~ man· trade )'OUr old muff for Af>.VlSOR .... . MOii • Tbu,.. 1~ox qu.Jillitd. PbocMI alt 1pm. Raw aomellllnL Lo Mil r N•w~-.c •ltop, d1t0r1. S. • A raey. Sill W.... fall wllb Dall)'( u:ao.s. trvtne,m. new A!:clle1 "Ith a ~$18 '1'1«D. CturWed ads tt well. ., ... Ad R.elllha Ml-1171 alat .m.-a 5SMD Cluai ad. f4!·56'78 •~ PUot Want Mt. J ti •• .. DAILY PILOT Friday, Janu.ry 1. ff77 Aliff... 9005 ...... fl IOOS ........... IOSO U....todl 1075 ~...... •o•o ..... Maiat1..-c.e/ •••••••• ••• ••• •••• •• ••• •••••••••• .. •• • •••••••• •••••••• • •• • •• ••• •• •• •• •••••• ••• ••• •• •• •• ••••• ••••••••• •• ••. •• •• • • • •• Serwlc• f 0 20 tw,W...t.cl 710Cl .... W•ted 7100...., w.tect 7100 HJde>a·Bed, Cott "'°·Rea. Mora•n mare. broke W ... HTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• :' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... •••••••••••••••••• SELL $17$, Call de.liver. to ride • drive. blk ~ YACtrrCARPENTRY • I.E. SALES SICHTA.RY/ OUVI llAMCH AMfl"'8•c SSM760 OU'9de Moraan aeldlna. TOP CASll OOl.LAR Ne.veocat Specially Full or p/tlme for D SJUftlrMTt' • ~ En•• Wealern C714) PAID FOR \'OUN I>.1tySC88l4llEve646-6382 arowin&ofc. XlntaaJn& loo.DIPB Ul.fthl Pre11xl» 0..o.c..A-Y... **I BUY ** •tou JEWELRY. WATCH~. loah ~ ~ comm opportuolllea With a pleasant phone Regular or Reo«Vrri.nl "'MAlll AM c..-SALi"" ART OBJECTS GOLD • ffB /F. Valley isru Bevoa.chlcere.sltor • La1un• p/tlme work. Hn %All Good uaed F'urolture 'Mhal•1w IOIO S LV R SERV CE ,,.,_,., tOJO <ue ....... tor. llA ... or "PM·l" ... ,d ........ :. th I u.-.1-..1. or Fin AppUancea--OR I will I E I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... .._.. ... ., • -~UIO) mon on y -6'"\llMU~ e !ll4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FINE FURN & AN HOIUNSlllALn oa&bt4'weekeoda. Quality American Oak Antlques _re-•:._. .. ~J5·~0fJ.oo11Aa.a -·eue .. UCTIOM TJQUts. ~2200 New11 root life rott -coat ln9-"•t HelD * 49_. •057 * Call lmmedlat.ely ,._1_ _,.,, -""-~ r-v "" -~.;..;.....-----• Sl.38 00. wlll sell for only Now acceptJng uppRca ..,.. 557.006 I 1""6bed lo perfection. are available at 64M6'6 & UJ..t6ZS MANY ITEMS OF PINE L.UfiGACil TAGS ~.00. eau 4~ 1385 __ _ lions£ d "--reduced prices. "Visit us today & --------·ESTATE JEWELRY. I onex!'"e~~! ~~~~•prop ~w/~~natryer f~peton·:.,r•pvl·~! ~Q~ office • make an offer" at Olive Branch Anti· P"t. Party 12 pro ART OBJECTS, AN-~your buslnetf $ cardh If Foldlnl.( Mahoiiany boat ,...... " -""~ ...... -feaslonally decorated TIQUES. FINE l'URN., _.,.. one c&rd or eac ladder. ~. ~cvcral w<.'d ly1ni>en10nbtwn 24pm aalary&orcommlsalon. 0 overload ques. South Coast Village. Mercantile rmstuJl.EXAMPLE.All Ere. PHONE FOR IN· taar plU5 one llPA~ We oldsalls,$l0 24 '8ahum.-s Ask for Van Taco Bell. C-Ontact Mr. Hyatt Jan. Bldg (lower level) Call 714/S40-Z70S lle rculon sofa & lov FO & BROCHURE. re turn pernunenlly ullboat cover, $30 695 Sn Coasl llwy 7-8 12pm V11t11ae Jnn -lnt"'...,.'"'wHra"'".30 / l hi h • .,, • ........, sealed auractlva tag & 6'15-400'l ' Laguna Be:ach Lobby, Laauna 3'1ZlB~r<!hSt,'N.a. ot~!1· w mpda c ~51 c0r 1or .,..,.._.,., atrap, meetlna alrllne loah---,------"'ro.on. · -· · n Y l.D. requirements. p~ , ower 9040 S!CRETAIY .......... I 0 $395. Thomasville bdrm CUSTOM veut 1065 & theft! for A ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . ' ' ~ ~ :: .. ; ~:. . ... ... :· •• ... ~· ~ Restaurant Houlihan's Old Place Restaurant & Bar OPENING SOON IN MfWPORT IEACH NOW HIRING Experienced SAUTE' IROILER lrPAMTRY COOKS Jom A Professional Kitchen Staff . See Chef.Adams ·~ '" ''"°" AMtoSrM 4777 Vo.t Karman --... • 1005 DOC)& 04 furn, all wood tbls (or OIDH IHTRY SUpplemenl your lncome ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• den & Uv rm. formal din· WOY84 WOODS penonallzed taa enclose 1974 SOSton Wholcr. JI '3" Sharp, phone personall-Exec. nds part lime As· CHARLES WALLACE ing rm tet, Quills, paint· W.4T080'~ OFF wallpaper. fabric or "7515 h.p. Johnson mot.or ty,typingSOwpm.Com-so.Sal.open64S·ll82 ANTIQUES AKCSHEPHEROPUPS Inga, Maytag w1hr & Over40lo·atoc:kpallerns "Day Glo" paper & we wlthon.lyJOh0tmc.$l400. put.er order processing Whl.se to the trade. $100 673-1165 dryr, hlde·a -bed, 1976 Al.so MlNl·Blinds will back & trim your farm . Rcplarcment valuo Shipping coordination. Tea~~er ·Pre -School . 18430BandUierCir. Work642-8335 Lincoln Marc IV velvet 6'5-8950 833-&710 labap. Or~~ two curds S2100.Call64_2_·4482 ___ _ Letter typing & filing. cert1f1cate orexper. $2.5C Flo Vly 962-4~ llv rm eneemble. OC· ck toba.,... Apply an person, CPD In· per hr. 64-0-8820 AKC Cocker Spaniel, 6 caslooal chrll, 6 horsea. RADIO C-Ontrol Electric PRlCES. '7&.25' SKIPJACK 41 hrs. dustnes. 2100 E. WilsbJre ________ _. mo's, male. has shots. saddles. tack rm sup· Model PT Boat. over 3 n. S2eaor 3/~ Twin volvOll, lotlded. Call Ave,SantaAna. 1--------· PROSPICTHILL bu!fcolor.S75.CaU plies, also selling long. slren. water can-4~ta.pS1.60ea. 495..;_-1_17_5 _____ _ St!crelary I Receptionist and Dental Assistant ror Newport Beach Orthodontist 642·461 I SK:lfTAIY Exper'd. part-Lime. 5 hrs per day N.B. Arch1tect- bwlder, 640-0644 TIUPHOH!WOllC ANTlftUES 998-~74· beautlluJ estate. Strictly non. 2 speeds, etc. Very e19tap$1.50ea 13·~· Boston Whaler, · ""' by appt. Sale will end sophisticated t.oy. Over lOormoreS1.40ea w/trlr & 40HP Johnson ............. ......_ AKC Reg Dobe_rman $1800 1 t SaJesTax Included •lmmed.Openings --·-r PuP5 Xl k & Thursday at 7PM . . rep acemen · NOCARD'> elec start. New cover, •Work At Home *Ir SALE Ir. c.oro~ Biko~~{. :o~ks. 97, IS43 :;~n~S~~: Draw your own or sent! $1500 714 548-4_600 __ _ •Part-Time Oriental ~akAmencan $130. Cal1493·7S91. SAVE! JAN. SALE. New IWS-2200 name, address, phone & 16' Yellow Jacket boat & •GuaranteedWage La B pk & used rurn, appl's, we'Umakeonecardper trlr. +Marc 55 elcc •18HrWeek guna usmess ar misc. Wilson's Bargain RADIO ~trol Model 12 tag.Add2Steach. Mercury Mlr Sac. S7SO ·~oc~~BRAL 492-5850 768-563:! Frffto Ya.i 1045 Nook. 2 Stores-645 & 314 meter Sailboat. 6 Ft. Send cheek or money or· 1714) 675-2043 wlrnds or PALSY ________ _.•••••••••••••••••••••-w. 19th. c M. 64.2-7930 & long, sails beautifully. derto: 1213 >247.758l Old wood tbl. 5 side ch rs. 1 ~:. Lab female puppy· 4 st&.32112 Make offer or trade for! PILOT PRJMTIMG -----SECIETARY 995-4819or963-4001 arm chr. sohd constr months old. AJI shots. IJ7W662or645-2200 p 0 Bo 1560 '76 Egg llorbor 33' S<.>dan. S200.S48-t820 673-7032 WATERBED. C-Omplete Do H N Costa·M~a "ca 92626 cstm by factory, nnest ADMIMIS!UTO~ Telephone Salesgirl, & w/htr.Qnsa.ze,4m0&old. g ouse. ew cstm ' · onthascoast Pnoonly. Oen fmt oH1ce for h!e Outside Sales Rep for IJlim•s Allt 2 Mellow German Shep. $450 value, sell $380. made for med t.o lge dog. Beer drafter, bolds v. Keg 675-SllO'J member. M.DRT CLU g"'•Pmet foods. F/t"1me. rqs Once belonged Lo Log· (213)434·3860 Solid frame, shlogle ext. ol beer. new cond. S200. --------- f t t ""' JanSale·8th thru 20lh gens & Mess 1 n a 675-3085 ...... "'....,6. Call aft llA... For Sale. 3 1974 Funtusy pre er pension es a e Must be sales oriented. ~ ... -. So ~ "'-ned .,,,,......, • ., plannanft ex per. Need Call 751.1893_ •rw "t aai · 646-15.51 3'x8' folding conference 1''G, 11' Tn lluJI, elec: typln$1 ,dictalionskills&•---------ONFINEANTIQU tbl $75. Round rormica Trlmmerlawnmower. "Avon" collectables, powered boats compl pleas ant t elephone Ex: DropLeafTbl$lOS Guinea Pigs, long haired, top tbl $30. 552·7000 or -~-"Harvard Claulcs', w/Ball. chargers & nu personality. Benefits & T.,._. Sales. 4233lstSt, Cannery hea It hy · Friendly · 552-0258 u,........,, "Roy al Dou Ito n" cove r s . $ 5. 0 0 0 . salary open. 673-6087 ~~ ~~~t~~ka~~ Village. Ph 67s-t690 642-1055 Man's valet chair &autllul SO gal Barrell figurines. Crystal ware. 1714)673-4300 --------•I for our sales staff. Appliwn IOI 0 Black Lab. rem. 2"11 yrs, $5. ' Aquarium for home or 536-0636 loah, Rent/ SECRETARY Salary, Commission & ••••••••••••••••••••••• spayed, has shots, loves 54().22'79afierSp.m. restaurant Seuoned for Mhc"-oln Chcwter 9050 Bonus+ Hospllalitation REFRIGERATORS chlJdren. Don or Cindy fresh or tropical flab. W--a.......t . 108 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fash Isl Finanrial Serv. benefits for the right WASHERS-DRYERS 536-7fl92 6 Pc Liv Rm set, contem· Oak bed. oak cash re· --DO ... T IUY firm. Typing 70 wpm, sh (ill)8"12 1442 & po butcher blk arms, gist.er, misc. 64o.8S8S aft ••••••••••••••••••••••• " 00.100. 369 San Miguel per::· . .,.. ./TI-...... 1 ~~00~~:8n!~~~~~~~1. B~,1;~1:.uf!~·to9 gwoodks. mustsell.499-4430 s. SSS CASH FOR A BOAT Dr.N.B.Suite200. •~r-,.. C "''"' Good ....or r · Bran h ol ks bond 2!t Yrs tn Orange o. home. 645-7519 loner Space klnJ site CARPET NEW -70 yds us""' um/re ngs JOIN SECRETARY ble ~e 1{e~to wo:k DUNLAP'S Need home ror 2 water bed, heater & rednylonplusb,S2yds. lnrs&stoves S46-076S Allnew.exclusive lONA ;1;!,: ~~~71g'e1~~r;~n~~~ p/time. Exper. prel'd. 1815 Newport Bl. CM Cockapoos. 1 yr old vibrator. '175· 675-37'12 gold. Sacrifice, must sell Mlnkal V ACH't & SA ILING .--------.. en ne(.'<is efficient girl. Contact Hilda Terranove CALLS48·7'180 5.59-1981 4 Pc Walnut Bdrm set. 675-5906 ~ 1081 CLUB Calif-Hawa11 • !-• Callforappl.545·7108. (TI4l 644-72SS. &autlluJcondit1on. Anti ue mirl"ored vanlty. ••••••••.••••••••.••••••• Clubhouse, Party, ;RETAIL SALES in Mis Western FederaJSavinga Electric dryer. nearly FREEFfREWOOD 548-71'5 3s~ bicycle. Rx.3 Mazda Conn M1n-O-Matic elec. Crwses ~~~ <Campus ~ at Von Karman) -:;sion Vi ejo & San SECRETARY 2744E.C-OaslHwy,CdM new$1SO;black castaron Youewt.646-2983 walnut crib. English ~gan, excellent condl· NORENTALFEES •. Clemente. Approx 20 hrs PURCHASING .Equal Oppor Employer stove, warmtng oven Murrey Pool Tb!., ~ust. 7' jumping saddle. C-Offee t.ion, l600. P.P. 532-l~ FREE Sa1lmg lessons. ~perweek Noexpernec Responsible pe rson TYPIST-GENERAL $350.842•9480. l21 l_l Month ~Id cats. Sofa. Gibson Refrlg. & tblw/malc:hingendtbls.VlOLA, German made, Umitednumbercbancr .; Must be avail between needed for purchasing OFC, P/Time position in Washer & eltt dryer $12:1 Movtng, must give away Sep. Fzr. Much more. ~!, drumesk.~~~Mlsc in· w t case, ~o~!:· SU)(). member.ships available WAM-7PM Apply at posilton. Good figure ap-very busy Nwpt Bch. both . Or will sell nc>w-832-4770,8J6..082S 644-0927,644·1621 ...... ......,.""""' ~... CALLNOW (714)496-6681 Poto-Mat Corp 768·4171 t1tude a~d at least Architect's ofc. Heavy separately. 968-1462 _' • • or492-J950 60wpm typmg req. Must tvning & ~..,_,,es. Needed --._.... 8050 Simmons Sleeper Sofa Fender Telecaster Gwtar loats, Sall 9060 , be able to work iodepen· T;;;,: Th.rrs': Fri. S..5PM. Lady Ken more elec. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $45. 645-0045 IAIY rr'S &. super Reverb Amp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· RH RELIEF dently . Should be Call btwn 9 -l lAM . washer·dryer combo. COLD OUTSIDE $650.673-2S86bef6pm. Hobie 16.trlr.newtrans & ~ Supervisor 3 11 l.VN SYSlems oriented for Cine 63J.1700 $125/bestofr. 552-0233 WHY RENT Pro r made 3 Io g more $1 ,425. 646-8255 or i.. 7 3. rutl or p1t1me Mesa tuning of purchasing Refrigerator w/cross top ~ 5* • • 1055 Hearthstone gas log set, E.R. Pfrekschner Vlobn. SSl-7505 . .• ~:rft:~\t l~p~l ~,1el~ .. ri~~. lmpl~ae:! ~~7i RETUTAl~nMCLERKS freezer ~5. Older Gas FURNITURE? ··;iu;U~~~;,~;;·· :mJ!n~ ~g!:~~'!'d~~ =~ ~~.~~~~~~niy -,-U-ILD--Y-O_U_R_O_W_M_ .. .-----------1 dryer $3!>. Both work BUY 3 COMPLETE R .... ,5 Caro I y n 5 5 6 · 190 5. Wanted. Opportunities ood ,..., MANY FINE ITEMS OF (1 !. Unit 23" W: (1 > 1:Jnit Slingerla.nd Dru.ms, com· IE.AUT. WESTSAIL "" M ed 1 ca I Device 'or advanAement ava1·1. g · S4S-4lS3. See at 25"11 roor;ns or ALL NEW ESTATE JEWELRY 16 W ~ Ong pnce I ~ Newport Blvd, CM rurruture • . . plete set.. Double ban. WORLD CRUISER •! ChorqePosltlon Laboratories. 3198·M. Openingsin CostaMesa, FUU.PRICE ART OBJECTS, AN· 493-8268 Zildlan cymbals . Hundreds of proud • Weekdays & Weekt!nds. Airport Loop Dr. CM. Anaheim. Garden Grove Maytag Gas Dryer, late TIQUES, FINE FURN, Chrome finish. $1000. owners are hitnd !\'. Challenging position for EO.E. &Westminster mdl $150, Kenmore Gas ONLY $399 ETC. PHONE FOR lN· 32000 BTUH natural gas 714-645~ ft.nislung their westsails I capable 1nd1 vuduals SECRETARY/•_... 642-7702 Dryer $75, Kenmore Gas No Credit Needed FO. & BROCHURE. celling heater w/remote In their spare time. : Xlnt l>enef1ts. Insurance , ~ Dryer s.ts. Kitchen·Aid Easy Terms Available 64.>2200 cootrol. sso. 962_1759• S Pc DRUM SET There's no reason o ~ Pri Su n Gd skills. Salary com-Van Ori ver, must b e Portable Dishwasher FREE DELIVERY Xlnt condition. $85 Ph: can'l do it too. Tuk/ad'. !l l44SSupe!:r::e mcnsurate w/expr. Pb quallfiable for Class 11 S1SO.Guar/del546-8672 ••SEEAT•• Hlde·a -bed, dlvan,Tlffanys private Disco 673-4028 vantagcor wlnter&ear Newport Bch 642·2410 496-0411 Laguna Niguel lickense ~""'hr, 30 hr per Whirlpool W h 2 pd CURTIS ~l~rpt41c,l~~~·r~!~y' ~m9368benbJp&~..;, ""51 Peh 8017 ly spring deltvene!I on S~RET RY w · 536-........,. as er, 5 · i>JO' ...,.._.,, speciully priced sem•· t ,IALES ~ A Xlntcond. $65 AM """6tw. Items. 675·4002CdM . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cini d .. •.AN OHJO OlL co. offers Exper, full time, $750 Waitress. Appl,y in person Ph673-4028 & lft'hriors su-5 ..._1 • Moving: Matt/bx sprg Rabbll·blk. lop·eared. n she 28 ' thru 43· r;;. PLENTY OF MONEY starting salary_ Usual Stavro's, 5930 W. C-Oast 1165 Harbor11 CM rSft ~ $75, 2 <A>f tbl/mat end female: hutch, & rood Westsail packages from h eus casb bonuses. fringE bend"rts. Accurate fast Hwy, N. B. AllCtloft 80 I 5 • Everything must go! tbls, marble tops, Jamps, SlO/gd .home &U-6621 &95. for bull AND deck! :~ dl~~~~~ ~o ~::~r:r!~ ~~t.' Mf:~~Cn1 ~~~ Waitress,FoodtCocktalls. ••••:•PUBL.IC•;•••• Call645-6151 ~~t!~~r~: ~;ora+misc furn. "-os&C>nps 1090 ~trt~~~ M~n.b&l~~d' R fl I sume to Ad No. 805. Dai· Apply art 4pm. Blue decorator items, plants. . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves to find out about • pe'!-fe~~e. C:r~teo ~I e ~ ly Pilot, p 0 Box 1560, Beet. 1072lstPI NB * FURNITURE* 9 drawer dresser w/mir-Misc rurnlture. Free cof. Pinball Machines for sale. FIELDS Warehouse sale finishing packages & rac- Read. Pres , Atnencan Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 Waitress Food/Cocktails. *AUCTION * ro r , S6 5. Db I bed fee & good pnces. 517 ~.II col 0 0 p,er ate~· 400 pianos & organs, g>:~lS~~:J>C~t~t~~s~~1~ ? lubncant.sCo.Box696 SECIET .. RY Applyaft4pm.Sad's 8\ue •Tontte7:30PM• w/trame,$50.Pokertbl High Dr, Laguna Bch. FIREBALL• classic new/used. Sp1ne~s . VtllageCenler,Sulte201, .. Dayton.Ob10454-01 "" Beet.10721stPl.N.B $30. Student desk $15. Sal!Sun9to5. m.oney m~lter. Needs Grands, Players. Going .,....,V1aOport.o,Newport ~-Parl·lime seetetarial C~~ltih 988-lAQ slight repa.tr. $1SO or of· oot for busfness. Rent-...._ SALESCLERK work an landscape WAITRESSES Stoct&Uqllidaffotts Sat Only! Modem couch, fer . "OLYMPIC opt to buy . Kawai, Beach.92663.67S.5l90 .. Fa bra c exp r nee architect of!lce. SJC. Cooks &DW.W....... Lovely sofas, beautiful New custom by decorator bed, ch rs , lamps HOCKEY" xlnt cond. Steinway , Bald...,ln, HOllECAT 3.5 M .. er Anaheim & Costa Mesa ~rorappt. Exper pref 'd Apply bedroom furn iture, wbitevelvellO'sofa,2ot-DesperaUooprlces, must SIO(). And factory new Chickering, Yamaha. (UV. R. smaller version .. Call .... ary'""•"•n 2 D , dressers, chests, t.omans,coffeetbl,velvet sell. 201 Joann, NB. cond. ''SPACETIME" 4 Kimbalt, Wrltzr (714 ) ~ "' .,....,....,.., .,,._,y1Recept for small · 5 Pm . eon y s _ .. _,_ p ·d Sell, -.. ·-I s 5 o of Hobie 16 •· 1•) '·ke -~· Res nld armolres, nl..a.t stands, ..,........ 81 $2000. 1or -~·.-P a Y e r • 5 . 6 3 8 -2 11 0 . 1 2 o 7 2 "' • .,, : SALESLADY, Ex,....r'd N B Law Farm. Good taurant. S29 Ave & _.. .cU\ ,,_"""'"' ''SEEBURG" Juk bo n~.... GG new, colored sails and ,.. t r~ skills. m·-•mum 2 yrs Pico, San Clemente. headboards, chest beds, .,.,., . .....,._.,,., Sat~... ......,, ........... t e x, .x ......... unt, .... G t t bo • ... ature. /lime Apply an raJ ..1'"' ,._ desks, baby cribs. sofas .,.....,: , .... n .,.,.., ma . poor cond. $2SO or offer. e .... a.s. rea or ys ;:. person. 8uaac lntema· gene .,.cexper.""m·wanted exp•d 'l Couch,2chairs,cofreeta-tress, boxsprln g & Jerry,S56-0421,U·9PM StinewayGrand5'6". ftrstcat.Veryfast.$600. "'" ...,,... pensatlon Com ' · · wairess &loveseats. Occ chairs, ble, baby furn, f1"lm frame . 2 Liv rm Ebony,-1-tcond. """'...,.,..,or'""2200 l1onal Gift Shop, 2043 . -over 21. Call 548-7822 ask coffee & end tables, edi all fl ed V bl ....., v•..--......,.. •" Westcbft Dr. N 8 . mensurate w/sk.llls & ex-for Mane or Vincent stereo, 8 /W TV sets, tor. c 5S2-7622a 6.. er eozas, T ta e, CdorTV, Sears Best, 19", S3800 631·0329 '74 A . 21 · VHF •• per. Paula, 7$2·5522. 1 let 1 t lamps & oumerou• misc. $250. Teak aide table, $45. G quanus i · • ~ • SALES~ amps, P ~.Pan er. Olnlng rm set, pecan wd, It.ems. 2732 Mendola Dr, 6TS-!1654 SPINET w /Matchlng ,enoa. NB sl p. Loaded. • '· Service Station Allen-WAIBfOUSI EIOMY ORGAN carved tbl &4VeJvet chi's Costa Mesa 5'6-0074 bench. Perl. cood. $485. Xlnt cond. S4800/bst. ~ ~ ~wll'dge or llf~u~bmg d11nt. exper'd . Day & WoatCEll Rocken, tables, dinette $350. Rnd marble cor tbl · · Headboard. double bed Ph 673-7011 751-4609, 963-5455 • • s upplies /tame. Ev-. ""·II•-p/ti-e Ap-Exper. helpful, but not «1> Call"•"',..,.,. ,.., __ bsebld ...... of Cum s•·-w .. 'te •··•t.ec:t $20 p o g r 1 ... """ r u .. "' sets, washers, dryers, -'· ......,........,.. -......:. ' IVM> • u.c, 14' ' ..... • 1knt t'-'--.-.&.. 809,. Cal 2 .,. ( II .,. •:. r ~ s s ~" c 0 ply, Shell St.aUon, 17th & necess. 2031 S. E. Main free U LO Sat &Sun, 8th, 9th, 15th, Phone963-6617. ..,..... ....,-., . .,., u race, as .. ing -~hta.~~!·17r58or. udvancc Irvine.NB. St.,lrvine.546-2901. r.en,PL S TSOF Qnsl.zebdrmset,Spaniah 16tb.8532DoaaldCirRB ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5,950 or trade up . ....... "'"' -------1-..;._-------1 NICE MISC !! decor, good cond. . · Meo'sSultes. Like new, 44 Goll cart & bag $20. 16 lb. 846-0246 ~. S ALESPERSON S4!rvlce Station Atten· Woman over 65 w /car lo DONT MISS 548-8986 Moving u.Je. Eve~ 46 reg.=· Call before 6, bowling ball & bag ns. '·u-oo---•. --1 _u_u __ dant. exper'd. Full or s hare Cd M b om e THIS ONE I! goes Fum appl plants 55-1233. 5512996 14, <>< tr r, man ( WANTED part Urne. Apply Arco w/same. Rm, board & • Beautiful sofa & l<?veseat, mai. Sat/Sun oftiy. 23; • -sails. Hall No. 2611, r!lce ~2705 SlaUOb, lTth &c Irvine, nominal salary to right $$$SAVE$$$ Earth tones, Inlaid wood Costa Mesa St, CM TREE SALE · s gal $t.15 Sfan,Rftf_._., rigged, cover, aslung • 5*s ~•atto. CM. person. Night or day pb: Food available on the game set W/matchlng 1al SIS. 24" box $65. ... 8095 Sl,495. Naples Sabot, , W ..,. f 11 1 ,. 673-472.S premises. Items subject server, coffee table, wall G.E. white refrig, SJ.00. shrubs 5 gal $3. 1 gal 75< ... •••••••••••••••••••• yelJow, standard rigged, ~ ant..., u t me part SEWING MACHINE to presale. We honor unit. Herculon or Westem·Holly gu stove Hrs. 9'-12 Sat-Sun 2664 A'""-isa.•R xJnt cond. Asking $295. r lime btly atlendaMC' ti) OPERATORS. lmmed. WOMEN needed for Bank or Americard and naugahyde sofa & IOV· $40. stS-1627 or 642-0132 NwptBlvd.CostaMesa.. AIV~ ,...... 963-2907 • introduce new annovallvc operu.np nr O.C. Airport. housecleanlng service. Mastercharge -also eaeat. Wi.ng back cut 917 W.18th. C11 Cbehlnd Harvest Anti-Hall P.!,.F.S!.,~Ot, __ C_O_L_U-... -5-IA-5-- " health screen101 pro McK IBBIN SAILS, Rabblttlt99&Mop Cashier's Checks le velvetdta.irs KJlgorQn ques)~ """"'• ..... u m rors. .. 1 arram Mu•t be well ~ S4f.O?S7 CASH!• N 1 si bedroom 'suite with oak tbl & 4/cbrs, eouch Wooden screen, ra~ks. •WANTED• " groomed at able to deal checkspleai!. persona armoire, mattresses, end tbl. Eames chr OIJIMTALART dlrs, lit fixtures. Mtsc. Prehr/lrlr673-1895 wttbe &ubltc Hrly SHIPPIMG OFRCI twomen, 25 & older to MASTBSAUCTIOH patio table. Oak ar glass ~esk, skis, other misc Wbolesaletotbetrade Another HappenlnJ • waces II Deann. for Clertcal be.Ip 111anted. wOfk for Housecleaning S table.Lampg.Xlntcond. items. 3831 H em ZlOllllouJtonPrlcwy Boutique. 448 So. Cout z• ~or •.•~.640-~. Typ1n1 & fallng in •vs, Top $, gd hrs. 207 1/J Mwptll~cl. 5S4-4'160 ml.ngway, lrv.Sat&Sw LagunaBu.alnessPark Hwy. La& Bcb. 49'M>.260 w/Moonng67~ ~ .r.r. ....... STUSS purcba1101-ablpplog 67S-GS3 COSTA MESA 9am-3pm.Call551-1708 8-5850 768-~ or4M-9819 Faatat on W. C-Out, 25' • -dept Assl1Ung purchas. '4W616 13J.'6JS MUSTSEE rr" •--I I M ~ Vouna experienced to agent. 2031 s. E. Maln St, Merc••llN TO APPRECIATE! MOVINCi Auto SUn elect dryer •• -rac ng tr · ust see • work lnsall loft Pattison lrnne ~ZUCH. .. ..................... lkycles 1020 HomefuUofqualityfum. OUTOFSTATI Like ou, S95. Crystai tVl.Steno 8091 Worth '4,000. Sac. $2500. ~· Salll>talp~5'7S Alfi?H 100! ....................... Like new 836·4170 aft Neighborhood garagt Oia.ndeUerS45.~21817 .:_••• .... -............. -~--------~ Shop man needed ror ••••••••••••••••••••••• USED. RE 8 u1 LT & 4PM. sale. Everything musl Beer Joclrey box C02 bot 1'"3:t<2'6Js:J::/~.~~/f'!: 11· o·o~ Daysailer, '74. :~ SECIETAllES ~~fpr~1~~~.;c!·ti,;J MIWSHIPMINT Guaranteed. All types, Oiair&ottoman$40 drop go, priced to sell. Llkc Ue $100orbstofr. ~ ' Cuddy cabin, roomy ~: $700te $1200 Mo. S. E M 11I 0 , Irv lne AmerlcanOalt & rlne parts, repairs. Trade-Ina leaf table $50, w'atnut oew rum, ~llanc~t ' 71H14levea. COCkplt,S169S.645-5905 ~~ Mall)' Co'a Need $46..2901. Sat. Jan. :!'J 9AM accepted 631·2101 chair $20, overstuff chalr ~tlgs~:i~blldr, plTVtate! carpeting 130 yds, shag, ~~ ~::~rs~OO~ lo~=tps/ 9070 .. YOUTODAY ! c-u I h .,i,;oos~ .s.~ •NEW·USEDBIKES• 135• siag lamps <2> $3!i an ques, c ' oya grn/blue$195.3Setsdrps 491.2990 • Empk)y~"* Pay All Feet .,,,. ., pa nter elper, U ces er mar et Bu.)>· Sell· TraJe pr, Pease call 645-78S7 bikes, plants, attteo. Sat w /ah e er• & rod I •---------•••••••••••••••••••••• • ,. U1RelndersAgency ~~~·no exp nee Wonderland Pan.&Repa.lra aftepm. Only. 9-5. 9$29 • 9341 purpletblue/orange: SonyReal-Real,SoundonSllp Space for 2S·U' 4020BlrchSt,&el~ Skateboards. 4 pc bdrm set Uke nu Thyme. Ftn Vly Crystal chandelier t90. Sound tape deck. Perf llberglaas sailboat. 17. N~ Beach 833-8190 Stocll/Mell Cleft Of Anti 1 Cycle &Co. 2488 Newport $350 Cocktail tbl + end 83M823. (crop street! Nile stnd Medlt $20. cond, never used. C-Omea Newport Beach. 675·7213 Cal forA"ppt/&stab'65 Fasb.lllFinandalServ. · .-S• Blvd.C.M.642·7910 tblMsea.962-7633 Buahard/F.dlnger> 8Sl-Sl7'. ' w/xl ra parta. $160. B 1 d 1 HUGE warehouse ~ us nessman es res ~ecretary wanted 90 ~~i ~~t.!,•v3e6:"r."ii crammed with over 500 Girls Schwinn bike, never K.lngslze round bed, $75. GAIAGI SALi 18 Gal Penco Aquarium Newport Slip for 27' Sail WPM typing minimum, Ml"U•I Or, N.B. SI.tilt music boxes, nlckelo· uaed, 3 spd, $70. Call or bHt otter. Call Huntlnston Harbour: w/many xtru. S25. lofllt,I ......_ Boat. 873·9087 evu. ~accuHte. La1una area. 0 cleoc1 pJaoos, cln:llS or 833-3259. (213)870-5686 days or 16992 Saybrook Lane, Black recllner, $10. ••·r•1.t ~ext3'78day1. ClU for appt. 4919-4563. 200· ga ns w a II e loc ka tn4)54$-9t38 after" 7:30 sat Janith 10&m ADU IM2..QNS ••-••••••••••••••••••• ~·w.· ... AdHelp". ., • ., grandfather cloeks: N•IJ~!!l!hll COstmr Spotrt, evesooly. queS,bikea,tent.mi.c. ;._.; 9010 Priboavat~-~ocl' kJor2S powerR -.... .....5818 Sell ldle Items 642·5'78 fa.scinatlng antiques. --3. ea ch.11 er Udo late Sale. Antique ••-••••••••••••••••••• .., .. • ... per · 11>.----=--~;...;..:;.;.;;;1 OVer$1,000,000Worth nroew.$75.646-7907 Wbttebabyarmoire,$125 HotMt 10.0 Ptnedreules'. 8 pc boY'• RADIO Control eJectrlc M2-Sl888;8'13.Q36eve r""' W..ted 1100 Hefp W...... 7100 American Jnternatlooal c-r• & W Oval red rug, $5, tad ....................... bdrm aet. Ke.avy wool Model PT Boat. over 3 ft. ~ Slae.. 9090 !; .............................................. Gallertea: lt02·T Ketter ..... •• IOlO andlront, 125, redwood low Sal~: 2poalea6.abow Spanl1b beda,pread, long, aitto, water can-..................... .. ~ i THE CRY Of lni St., Jrvlne. Tel •H•••••••••••••••••••• =)patio table, $30. ~· queeo. Teak d.lft I Mt. 6 DOG, 2 speeds, etc. Very BOAT STORAGE UO ~: '1S4-lm. Open Wed ttu;u Contilleueml·automaUc 4t CaUICT·lClft. cbal~•· Radlai ~::'n· sopblstkated toy. Over monthly, free launch. ~~ Sat.9Allt.o4 PM. Vlalt. Zew tessar. 1 uu.v'. Moving ••. everyt.bln.a .... OH _. ~:r~S:·hutt er -$1800 r e placeme nt-Sall/ P•r. Newporl HUNTillC1lll BEACH PUIUCAUCTIOM fllter. Leather cue. 1oes. Furn, planta, Bee Bucbk~r 7'8"xl.O'. Foldln.a mlr: ~s-~ud: ew..M«JStO JllANYFINEJTEMSOF Shutter needs c:l.anlna. camera equip., beallb Kouc. Sbow ••· rored room divider. MS.220CI · f!.. I /tfCMnf AT~• t ; , t •• ESTATE J&WELRY. SSO.Dent.~. equip., ml&e. Sat. oa.11 l*ieeced. Prelcr rider ~,_ i-------i1 .. 1.rW ... Announces Openings For ART OBJ&CTS, AN· Deta 8040 ~~St. Nwp&. Bc:b. •JabUlty. M2·S41S or ... • ..................... . • The Posltlans Of: ~UJ:S. ll'1NE l'UllN.. ....................... ~· IOATIMG -.., ~ S4e/ ' P*-Cllrt FO • !"8~gOCP'OB URRIEN· AKC Golden Retriever Drop ltllf table, 4 dlrs. n.-.... 11 ___ Pipe ,.._ IOWl ,., a.•su 9120 -n . Pups I.In fl blood wd. Xlat cond f1 DUTI .... ..,....., ........ ICll ~ ' eeee .. eeeeeeeeeee•ee• e • $6~~=--..-' ly~ • .n:~S:U· Pb8TMCl3t · 5 ' ~~ ulbied arena 50 yd ~~!t •Ide, ~~~o. tm Dataun~op S741 PwMlllfl AnllqQt ()ale., tOQod tbl, 4 Lb.ull Apeo Pups AKC 2 Danllb ctn 1 Daiab Ro• •o. 2 t icket•. BALBOA $400. A·l 982-1759 I cbaira •/claw, .... '425. ,... '1-•. d . r~ ... -... b. -ror'au l n.. ... Jlw*Y I070 Sl.25/otr.MMOU POWER SQUADRON These are CET A 1...-;::i......itlons & ~ ...... n • -&me. """" ... ..,_ ••v • ....,.,.. ·················-·-· ·-._ ........ VNI .... p ... I &WAIQI •-:".:-::::::'.':":-:-:-"""'"".'"":-:::--l~tbow~~m~aJ~es.~83!!J~..OOf7~--I rec I 'I t:b r UI, 2 W'.& ~ ICCl.NiMCout. cc. w.-:u ~~-"""' roptr .. 'GSVWSund al Camper • reqUire Runt.lnaton · Reslden· • AAl4 MW-.&..01 nolt.y. bantoolt. wood uo ea, An 1 .., llembenblpfor•aJo. ufe balldllnt of all types $1000/flnn. ~ cy "'30 days prior uoemployment.. ee.t oa;:-car1 ~DOG OBZDl£NCE WJ) 08W4l9. HB. lloo· TOP CA.Bit J>OLLAR NO,'IQ.1885 cOoeta.Fordetallacall: 6'73-56()11 • Appllcatlona will be a~ unUl •-. ~i~~~ Frl.U.. PAlD roa YOUR,. •7J..1717 _:_:_.::u... 9141 aPM, Jan 17th al the Emp1oYmel'lt hootler ciablnn Vh: --. lllOVINO. Mmt acll and-JnaJrY, WATC.llE81 uARAGll 8~ &di bl IL\.DIO Control Model 12 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• l; ft Trainlng Center, d Mam St, tortan llell tiw, dJQJa1 soomsH Terr. AKC. 2 z:m~i,.::rom~ ~v~~~:: ~=-~=::::; =.r.~!1~:.rtA~E;: ~:l!~~~·:'~u':-~ lluDUnston Beach ~::::_~~a:· JN, malt, sbow cau.L &*c ..... bH1.' atr. 1"01& PURN • AW· drawla1 card. pboae l*aie d1er or tracs. roe £1e1llent saso. Ev•• .,._ ~,. ~ Ma-1111 m111 .. Dr.PbWO..trn 11QUU.M$ aoo ~11711.0daJ. ??f7S..aeaorSG-• &M.-4SOI , I \ . "'' ,., ...... -,., ,. 4 ww..t Dri•n tHO .... llmf oriM Aalfot, haported Aaltos, Imported Auto., IMpot'W Friday. January 1, t9n DAIL V PILOT •I '110 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -. ••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• ............. _.;;..;,i;~;;,;.;.;;~__;,.,,.;,,;;,,,..;_ _____________ __ ~::.::::;;·;;·;;;~·;~: ~i~ ~!'!!~ .......... !?~~ ~:'! ............. !?.'.~ ~ ............ !?.~! ~ ........... !?.~~ ~~·.~~ ....... ~!·.~~ ....... ~!·.~":~ ...... :. xlnt cood. w/a few xlras, IARl'L• DRIVE.& 9720 "'~--97•0 n....& 97•5 ~at\2PM 4 wheel drive w/roll bar, •• 1976 IMW 2002 '76 Ca"ri 11 Pwr lltr•. ~ --• ,.._ • --------1 custom wheels & Urcs MASMATI BI u e met a 111 c . AM/FM stereo Phik~. LlnLE. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 Yamaha 90 L1k w /only 22.000 mil ea· 3500 GT COUH Automatic .. air cond .. decor group $4 lOO or .. 1975 DATSUN 'l!8 Flat &'iO Cpe Lo m1'1. new. uo ma. a tree lJKENEW! <UOMPR>. s Spds. new ures. Bor· sunroof. stereo & ONLY t.akeover pymts Call aft SAVE A LOT ZIO Z COUPE Runs ereat lC>-40 mpJ. eq /a cc. Best off er Sale Price-$lltt rom ware wheels. fuel in· 4000MJLES' tMVl421). lpm. 1213>54Yl·J987 SHOP&COMPARE ~ 644 5136. 644.{lltO MHlACLI MAZDA Jedioo, aluminum body MISSION VIEJO -IAllWICI DATSUN 4 speed, custom paint. '66 Yamaha 305. 1otreet. orig & complete SlOO 21SO H64~~~· C.M. ~~ :r<!r00vi:,7,:..•~; IMPORTS Colt 9717 San Jua n Capistrano ~e~.w~~~5FM1~1~~!~~ ---------i wire . Trade f o r AveryPkwy S D F'twy ••••••••••••••••••••••• tll-1375493·3375 stereo&alr cond.15Q.c\O) _ ___ &Omelhiog t.emer. Pan 211701 Marauente Pkw)' "14 Dodge Colt Sta Wag. ONL y $6995 ~~':rh11o~ b~k~~ ~~~~ !~~ ............ !!!~ ~~u;~61?.~6~~ :; Ccipri 83101748 971 5 ~~l~~s:i;:in~a~ 1:1r.i;i1;ll1QM1JI COSTA MESA Ca u 842-1681 tram+more parts Ver '74-C 10. Chev PU. 350 V8 --------••••••••••••••••••••••• SPECIALS DATSUN f~t $800/bst orr 645 9473 Eng. Auto. 8' bed wtcap. MOVlNG·MUST SELL '76 CAPRI 0otwn 9720 8210 4 Door. • apef'd. 2845 HARBOR BLVD. 76 Yamaha OT :?SO. xln Pvt ply. s35oo. Ph '64Vetle.minLcond. 4 Cylinder, gre11t gas ••••••••••••••••••••••• (7357151. CALl.540.6410 cond. Lo ml. $850. 751-11818 '71 Me~es220. mlleal,\e. ready to go. i4 0 Z . Red . 3 0 m m I MOW $2895 968·6613 '76 TOYOTA SR S Pk up. '74 Maada RX4. Ser. GAECSK-2454~ AM /FM ste~eo tape, new 888 DOVE STREET Bil ---....i r ad'o b ck saats ANYOFFER $3886 mugs, racing shocks, Ne11rMacArthur 1974 750 Honda, lo ml, 6' 8""• 1 • u · "' CON"'DERED s rt pk" l O ••0 1\1\ .... ~tflL 8 lrk4938S90 .:iJ po .,. wnr . ....,.,.,. &JamboreefJoads '71 DATSUN J Dl. 510 1.-.IOCl c'-"--__ ,u:is~n '1295 . Bill MAXEY TOYO TA f'lat '72 Spyder. New top, paint, rblt eng. runs gd. 837<6243 El Toro. '72 f"lul 12.8 Sport Cpe Lo nu $1300/bllt ofr 673-0609 TS 124 Spyder. xlnt c()nd. AM /FM. blut blk lctt. Musl sell. $4750. ~9-09/I! &968-lt59 '74 Flat 124 Spydcr. con•. AM/FM stereo. Gd rond. ext. 16" IJ.D. whl, $1600. · . PP. 540-7198 968-0<l98 8l3· I l00 1213) 541·6235 or (714 '7t Chev ~ ton P.U. Auto, 1966SIMCA 74 Datsun 260Z, 48,800 mi. ---Fiat 131-S Mira Flori 97!Vi836 new paint, radio, gd T IUYER tires, gd cond. $2l9S. Ph Great cond. 25,000 orig. auto, AC. AM/FM tape, OP ---------1 '75...., Air. AM /FM. 5· I Jl81 •·"' .. I • ' •••• '' .... __ • ..,,I ....... 'I .... I t 4 1 ti S3,500, best ofr. 496-4988. 4!W.a780 miles. Xlnt mileage. mags, new tires. S4.8SO. See us fi rst. & last ! Top 75 Datsun 9210. need lo 11pd. 6000 orig m1. still on ---------i tires like new. SOOQ/best PP. 1·499-4078 Evs. dollar paid for Imports. •69 DATSUN sell. xlnt cond. lo ml. w r n I Y . B s t of r · ~=s, 9160 ~11~~.n~~~o n~Tra~als ~~~· 645-1620 arter 4 -'76-Capri Black Cat. Dix, '73 Dats un 240Z. -X-ln-t COSTA MESA ~ S2700or best ofr. 497-3120 ~~i>til1~~/i, 9~ •••••••••••••••••••• ••• xlnt cond, S32:i0. 645-4078 loaded. 11 ,000 m 1 's cond. Automatic. Must DA TSUM =:..,.. ~~ -_E_'v_s_tw_lc_n_ds _____ 1 26' GMC MOTORllOM E '67 5-beaMAI.... $4350 831·9795. sell Call67J.2872 2845 Harbor Blvd. 73 240Z. AIC, mags. 3SM. R b7lt3 FlAT l:!RSJ LCIO 000 Sl"s6 Wntrrat"c Pvt '75 Dod0 e '2 T PU. Ste Best()(fer. "'a-4138 ,..~ M "'•"6410 1895 Gd nd Ask'-a u700 e · eng .. on Y · "' ""' " ...., "14 Capn 2000. Decor 0 rp, Da•~un '74'"' 260Z 2+2 ...... ta esa ..,..,,. Call~l·l·167 "'• .. ' mi. New lntenor & cpl. pty833·2616. side, cstm pamt & whls. ---------1 .. .., ~. ,_ N $4500 552 5099 ft5 ~.._.. ' AC, Stick. Xlnt cond. air. auto, m ags, A~1 tFM: 1975 Datsun 280Z 2+2· Flared whls. Ferran --6-1 2 4097 wpt__ . a · $!.800.<7l4)493-l2.81 metallic bronze. Sha rp. Loaded1 Has4apeed.a1r Mags. R ear molded GMC l.:itt' '73, xlnt cond.. 1966 El Camino. S6SO • h Pvt Ply. $4995. 493-~50. cond. AM/FM radio & Rat 9725 spoiler. vmyl top. SPot· sips 6, Sl8.900 1238 495-4090 ~·t .~1ve up the .s 1p• mags. l950MOQ>. 116700. ••••••••••••••••••••••• less-new paJnt. 645·7588 Polans NU 833 2616 •"6~• .. 8'!t&80ul.tv&r<0•BAt• List 1t in classlfted 1975 Datsftn Pickup, xlnt Pn ply 581 7991. '74 Fiat 124 Wgn. Auto. aft5PM · CHEVY '68 ;v.T.P. 8' bed. 11•<J901900·11~-m· Ship to s hore results• cond. Ma ny xtras, $3200 -air. 21.000 mi. $2950.'_w_a_n_t_A_d_L_fe-lp-... ----'76 Soulhwmd 2S' F'ully 4 spd Hvy. Duty hit~b Over so used Jaguars • 642-5678. 846-3966 Sell idle items 642-5678 963-4030 • 642·5678 eqpd, ldnt cond. ownr. w/equal111ng bars. radio, MG's . Triumphs. ALI am---- NpBch 645-0045 gd cond. S1400. 847-6386 macuJate. Call today for Alltos, N•w 9'00 A.tot, N•w 9100 Alltos, N•w 9100 A.to.. N•w 9100 Alrtos, Hew 9100 Aatot. New 9100 -----exciting Lease/ Bu y •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENT '77 OV ERl~ANO '74 Ford•,, ton P /U, auto, Plan. Sensible pay. 29 ' FULLY EQPD P/S, 12.795. ,73 Dodge i,., REASONABLE I PP ton J> U. Sac. $2.495. _m_en_ts_. _______ 1 !).')ot 1227 645·3870 Alfa ROllltO S.J .C. 1971 Americana. '61 Chevy I Ton. New 10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :Ux64' !'> Star Adult Pk natbed. Reblt 327 eng. ·~ Berllna,.fuel Injection, Lo rental 125.000. Ph 30.000 mi's. Xlnl cond. Sspd, $1600. 492-9841. 493-2514 ves $1500. Pvt Pty. 5.52-0824. Call 731-1537. '75 Chev :ir.. T, V8, 350. P /S IMW 9712 Trai._.,, Tro•~ 9170 P/B, air. 30,000 m l. S.1350. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 963-5891 -~------~ '74 Invader. 23 ft, fully '76 Ford. Short bed. 6 cyl self cont. lmmtH' Used 3 spd, undr warr, man _twice $4295. 645·6S40 extras SSOOO/bst. Must 12i,.,· Shasta. hght wc1~hl, _s_1:1_1._833_-1_488 ____ --t EZ to pull. has flus h toclet. ask1n~ $7110 or will 9570 t rade for lar ge r ClftS w showe r & ~tool ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.13.1371 1975 GMC ---SURFf:R YAM 2A' Boles Aero Xlnt cond, Carefree awning $4995 Automatic. air cond., 5-19-Z724 sunroof. portholes. de----------1 luxe tnm. chrome wire Auto S«Yic~.Ports & 4ccH50riH 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VWENGIMES wheels & 8 track stereo. (0749). SADDLEIACI V AWY IMPORTS lll-2040 495-4949 USED· REBUILT . 4-0 HP. 1300. 1500, 1600cr 70 Ford ~an. 60,000 m1. 3 Uual Ports 530·6940 spd. cpt g, 6 cyl. Sl7SS. DER BUGG y S llOP Ph 846·2125 anytime SADDLEBACK BMW '11 BMWs HERE NOW IMWRESAUS '70 2800CS·4 sp. · (23SCFSI. '722002·A.-<S3SRKK >. '73 3 .0CS -4 s p .- t967KLM>. •73 Ba varia-4 <680PPMJ. '74 Bavaria-4 (348LFM >. '752002-A.·<0341 ) '75S301A·A.·t906MVG >. (Z-;-i2"xl6SS Ply Tm~~ & '72 Tr!ivelall. Al <;. radio, whls. Like new. Fits t o win g e quipped. Chevy or f'ord ~•Lon $2600/ofr. 556·3149, aft 6 499-3<154 pm ========= SADDUIACIC VAWYIMPORTS 831-2040 495-4949 Towbar~its jeeps, vw. 72 Ford ElOO Van, 3 ~pd, $25. Calalyuc htr, ss. vw runs great, n~s ~mor hitch SS 675.6625 trans wk. $2275 firm. · 548-3398 btwn 9-12PM 2 D 78x14 Goodyear -;- Sub urban 1 t c b It d 14 62, D«;>d/fe Ste~ Va!'!· polygla.ss snow tires like convt d Uv~ng. 4 mil + in new. 497-2915 ukin1t2 mil. 644-7461 '76 Dodge Van . V8 318, AC, Autos for Sale PS, Mags. cusl ml, 7 .000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu, AM/FM 8 trk, xtra ~/ nJce cond. 18300. 673-3803 CIOsslCs 9520 '87 vw Van. Snrf. Bltn ..... ••••••••••••••••••• xtru, ready for cemp- 'SI Ka1s~r Rare Coupe in& $950. 546-9222. Sl200 & 61 Llncoln Cnvt 4 497.3551 dr 11600 586-%783 _________ , llKi llfiOMll 'Tl Chevy Beauville Van. CREVIER &I Sf a H OADWA\' SAHTA AHA 835·3171 lllf UUllllATe ORMMo MACHtlfE •USED IMW's* '73 Bavarta-(906LVY> '75 2002· <833N J M ) '69 1600-(ZXX866 I CloMd 0. 5-days OllAMCal COUNTY'S OU>lST v.:Cl-9530 GokS. serviced regularly. ~ peak mecb'l cood, $3840. Sal . Le . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 84&-2ll!i26 es-Service· aamg Dune Buggy, glass body Row C.-.er,IK. St legal w tcanvas. New Alltos W..t.d 9590 Ro& fwyce BMW 1800CC 962 61916 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1$40Jamboree CASH FOi CARS! Newport Beach 640-6444 73 TOYOTA ~C--..._w ___ ,_ -IU JIO&l '3995 Bill MAXEY TOYO TA .............. ,. HJ•' ...... ' ... I I & IO ·ss IH Scout. 4 whl dr New eng, clutch & brks SI :?501 be I of r 546-6785 ~Roc.e. Rods 9540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Top S Dollar S paJd for clean used cars trucks & 1be fastest draw in thf Corvettes. A&k ' for Paul West. . .a Daily PUol O'Neill. Classified l\d. 642·5678. HOWAIOQnrolet Dove & Quall Sl."i. Dahm NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••••• •••••••••••• WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLA.5SICS If your car is extra clean 11cewir1nit IAUYIUICK 292:5 Harbor Blvd. c.osta Mesa ~2SOO WE BUY CLIAMCARS •TRUCKS CONNlll CHEVROLET DATSUN . ~VES $$ •••• '6t DATSUN USTa I YXVtcrn._ t 48201 $1099 •••• •n OATSUM 1200 (DJMXV> (50381> $1799 •••• 74 Dune Buggy Street 2828 Harbor Blvd. leRal, rt>blt eng . full cov-COST54t1~:r '67 DOCHH YAM (UQF'l97> ( 50531> er . buckets. Sl,500. 768-a693· ~-1'0-P_DO_L_t.A_R __ -1 $1099 . •••• 4 W1Mef Drl••s 9550 PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS CALLORCOMEIN •72 DAnUM 510 (401£88) (ecl151) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 WHEEL DRIVES $1499 TO SEE US •••• NIWPORTIMroaTS '7S MIMLIM 1970 $2997 Toy. Landcr.-<~KXV> 3100W.Cat Hwy,NB (T4'MXC> 000141 1973 $4497 __ ,_4z.._9_4_os __ , $2199 Chevy BJazer·(WW M) WE BUY 1974 $4t97 Toy. Landcr.·t164UIZ) Mil9UIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO t31·2tl0 49S.1210 1974DOOGI IAMCHA•Ga Automatic, air «>nd .. pwr. steering, special mags &only 20,000 mile$. (68SLRY>. SADDLllACIC VALLIYIMPOUS IJ 1·20.0 4tMt4t '75 CJS Jeep. P/S, P /8, roll cage, mas, 27,000 ml. s.uoo. $41·0239 '72 Travelall. Reduced to $3200. ($4200 book ) Very clul\. at7 H P va . Loaded.~j. •USED CARS" TRUCK.So Come In ot CaJJ FUl4fp .... Gr'OfltClwYrOlet 1'211 Beacb Blvd. H1.1Dlingtoo Beach 147-6087 * S4t-3U I TOP DOU.AR PAID PORCl..£AN IWOITCAIS ALLMODB.S t"'P\-." ' ~ I~~ I ' ~ ~ j I i I ,° I I t 1 • . ~. , ~ . I ' I •. • I ~ . . \ \ \ ,, •••• '74HIMUM (126MP0) ( 10088) $1999 •••• .. lllU.rl' nun = •5935 = '6910 =.'4599 =.55599 '73 VOLVO 164 74 VOLVO 164 SERVICE OPEN 6DAYSA WEEK!!! ~ DISCOUNT l'llOoe MCrmy INJOCa -'76 HILUX ~1~$91 53444 c.o....,o.--'76 CORONA RTID:>-0311IO 53492 ·---119 NIW '76WAGOH f£~ $3466 ~--- MtW '76 414 fJS~11'6 55874 L""CICOV•wWogon 2-YEAR 24,000 MILi SERVICE POLICY SJ600 DISCOUNT "°'"~-Olea '76 ti« II H.T. V....,. ioo.,, "°"" ""-~ ,,,~ SJ500 DISCOUNT '-<>-'4'C'IO!lr MOtc:a MIUTARY PERSONNEL WELCOME! Brand ew H I D 0 STOCK • Great Selection IMMEDIATE DELIVERY . UNIVERSITY SALES & SERVICE O ld srr1Pb ilc • (~~v1C Truck~• I Iondc.1 l 'l1rs 2850 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Me~a • 540-Q64-0 '71 Honda 600. n e blt eng, ,72 S 1697 & trans. SOMPG. $800. Call644·1169. PICKUP-4 spd ·Ul994Tl ....... 9730 '73 $1697 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W AGON ·4 spd . '75 914 2.0. Appear. Grp. 17 TOYOTAs HERE NOW •NEWCOLOIS •MIWMODB.S HU8e Savina.a on ALL re i:nalnlng n ew 761 & Demo&. The Better Bargain MA.ll9UIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJO 131-HIO 495-1210 72 JAGUAR XJ6 <009HGF> Roi.ls Royce trade-ln. On· bi 17,IXX> miles. 8ur·un· 74 $2697 dy w /black interior EX4WAGON.(873KXZ) 137'9GWU>. 1976 Men:edetlews4SOSL Low miles, factory war· ranty, discount price, Mags. Stereo. Metlllhc Copper. Super cln. S6850. 811 ~aft 6 & wkndll. $6850 ROY CARVER ROU.SROYCE MAR9UIS TOYOTA MISSION VlEJO 131-2180 495-12 '0 $18,.SOO. <8889> '62 Hrdtp Cabnolet, idnt Call 75Hl910 road lhruout. $4700. Eves MG '742 _646-6837 __ ·-....----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Por 912 E. 8900 ml. Air, l.540Jambor~ Road Mercede$ lettl 9740 sume lse. Ownr 64$-0045 - snrf. stereo tape As NEWPORT BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-6444 '73 XJ·l2 4 dr. white wlblue leather int.. full pwr It air. 40,000 Miles. Perl. cond. orig. owner. Contact Harold Standish. Custom Weave Carpets, btwn 8am·3:30pm Mon· Fri. 962-8841 1974Ml%280 Sedan . Toba cco brown/bamboo lotenor. Full power & 1n im maculate condition! <383RLY). • '72 Porsche914 l.7 Xlnt condltton •Ofl~T>• llAU t()Ul(V4R0 • 8A~4 $tll0(). 6'7J.m0 ''""° 1«IO. , • .,..... ' · 11 MG B • s Free '71 911 T. Targa, silver. Syr/SO,IXX> mi ext. wart. bit Int. Excel. f1SOO. with 77 MOB purcha~. 8-21832. Cbooge one of our 2;•-------- 1974 Ml1450Sl Buy /Purchase Pla.na. ........ 9755 Blue/blue Interior. In A LS O N E W M G ••••••••••••••••••••••• mint condition wJlow Ml D GETS 0 NL Y 1971 Renault 16, 4 d 72TOYOTA e- 4 --_., ... ~-'"0. ___ 1\MPOtl 't450 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA ............... ,. ,...,..,. ' .... ''ll'f I I • • '69 Jag XKE. 49,000 mi. m1les! 028PMVl S74Jmo. Ser No 80617. cap hatchback. xlnt cond. RedRoadsler.Xlntcond. MISSIOHVIEJO $4318. red. $398. Res $1242 960-4044 or•--------CaU 495-1175 ..,_., .,, 48 OEL IMPORTS ..,_ . ..., mo. 213-451·51.SS 1975 TOYOTA - '-AveryPltwy .. s.o. Frwy. 72 Midget. good cond. RolsRoyce 9756 COROLUSl-5 • 28701 MargueritePkwy. $2000. 581 -5717. 25602 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sspeedw1th stereo&low • • 131-1748 Silver Dollar, El Toro. "l DEALER IN U.S.A. miles. (460L0Kl. •66 l><>V'" eRE .. f!OU\,evAJOO . &Rt .. •------·---IMGI 97 44 ROY Scll4t Prfce-$2795 "•J99Cl.2ll00•2•Jlll90)ll6• ltSIMIZ 190SL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ CARVER MIRACLE MAZDA '76 Jag Exec Car Sale ! COUPEROADSTEI 1976MGIRoodshr ROllS·DOYCE 2150 Harbor8lvd.,C.M. XJ12L's, XJ6C. All lo Hardtop & s oft top. " 64$.-5700 mile a nd pampered. OriRinalleatherw/radio. 4 spet!d. stereo & rack· tMOJ•mllOf•• Buy/Lease. Sensib1e Acla.ss1c! UTX775). UKENEW! l219PHCl. :=:'.,."" ts C II f d S "'DD' "'I "'CK Scll4t Prfce-$4599 paymen . a or c-.... .... .... Ml•"'CLEM"'."'"' ClOSEOSUNOAYS tails. V 4LUY IMPORTS -........, .... 831-204049S-4949 2lSOHarborBlvd.,C.M. ELEGANT 1964 Rolls 1951 Jaguar 3.5. Drop 645-5700 R 0 y c e . F u II " head cpe. 1 owner. 61.000•----J ml. Orig seats/cpl, new LeOM SMOG EXEMPT 69 MGB Up H 0 L S TE R ED top <LO C888) Ph Ll-.-.u--..a Must see to believe! w/CHINCHILLA. I N· (213)37&-8857 .-... _,,. .., """Jbst f .,~., 7071 C R E D I B L Y OVIER 100 -·""" or..-· BEAU Tl FUL. Price '74 Jopar XJ6 ExecuUves car. Low mi. full y maintained . Perfect cood. Priced to sell. Can be leased. <mt.LK) CGl751-8910 MERCEDES '73 MGB. Xlnt in/out. DR AST !CALLY r e· Must s ac. $2900. 12 duced. LEAVJNC JAN 7. ONDISPLAY mos-12.000 mi. Warr 75!Ml077 House of lmoorh av a 1 I. ca II Peter. i---------• AUTllORIZtD . . 751-8910. Toyota , 9765 MERCEDES DEALER ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6862 Manchester , Opet 9746 "70 Corona 4 dr deluxe Buena Park ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/T, vinyl roof, 39,ooO 1(......,. Ghia 9735 S2l-72SO 70 o,.I GT. orig. owner mUes. Sl2SO. •••••••••••••••••••••• • On the Santa Anu Fwy. Gd cond $1595. 846-0816 ,_673-__ 33118 ______ , '70TOYOTA c.... .... -"'°°"' ... ~-_... cv.iron '1265 BILL MAXEY TOYOTA •Il l I••., I l t •• I ,\•, H'°'"''•Hl,'('Nl fA H '71. Green. low mileage. Porsche 975 '76"-U Linh k Bel automatic $2475 1952 M BZ !IOOS Classic ~ ca ac . ge,1--------640-7o2o.493~ Coupe-Oneor only86pro ~···••••••••••••·-..·~.·· AM /FM stereo. /\JC. '68Toyola Corona; auto., duced that year, Must 71 914. Black, lo ~· s . 9.IXX> ml. $5250. 963·5305. 4 dr., good cond. $800 "70 Karmann Ghia. Looks see to appreciate! Pri. 13500 Firm. Must Sell. Call a!l. 6 PM. 842·2306 & runs good. Needs muf ply. 581·7446. TOM. 675-7781 Iler. 675-6548 Classic Men:edes '75Porsclle914 Must sell '71. ldnt cond. 1970 2SOSE Cnvl . Xlnt 1.8 lllre. Appearance new radial tires & cond.$17500 552.7091 group: burgundy w / s hocks. $2450. Call · · black interior, stereo & 9767 646-1192. 1974 240 D. xlnt cond. fully In excellent condition. ----------------------------------IHa thin loaded. $8950. Pvt pty. <08826>. _P\A1•~y Pl',.,... CLASS FIED A vesome gyouwant 496-04611-634-041-4 $6800 '~ I. WI I DS ~5!~i1C~ss~~T~~i:~•'72--MB......;.Z'-2S0-. 6 -cyl-. 4 -dr. ROYCARVB 70TOYOTA 1972 Tri....,e. TR6 -----~----t---------r--------..--------~ 642·5678. 56,ooo mi. x1nt cond. ROU.S ROYCE Miios, Mew 9100 Alltos. H•w flOO A.tos. M•w 9100 A.altos, Hew 9100 A.to., Mew 9800 $6950.492.a.32a1tS:30. L540Jamboree Road '1495 4 speed with new top & low miles. (532FPLl. Scll4t Prfe .. $34tS MIRACU MAZDA 21.50 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. 645-5700 ••••• ••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 450 SL 1973. Xlnl cond. NEWPORT BEACH Blue w 11vory int. Call 640-6444 - PEOPLE ARE REALIZING THAT WE REALLY ARE TELLING IT LIKE IT IS ••• GIVE US A CHANCE wt MAI(( YOUtt SELECTION HO HIGH WFU HAPl'll Y SttOW YOU THE U.SY •• lVRY OISCOIJNT 'ltla IS ,ftSSU«I IW.lEY ILUl 80()I( PIUCl OH ANY ClUA Y MAll<lO ON THI WINO-WOMAN USft> CAA IN STOCKI 5"dlO Of EACH NEW & USED vtHeO.l. YOU'U KAvt COMP\.rn l'ttlCING WH(N YOU Mt READY. OU• PO· HO HIGH t~TION MfOltf YOU Fill UTl W.ES PlO"l( W1U. GN( ,HSSUlf OUT A aton Al'f'\ICATION 04' YOU THI ""'"' FACTS .. OH EM· •• ,... ... u SIGNA THIHG. GINI. lQUlf'MlNT AHO PUFOll· SAL~ "4.NGI FIH APnAlSAL ON YOUll Piil· SENT lllHIQ.E Wfftt AISOU/TtlY • NOOlllGATIONTOYOU ,.,-. ~· .. ··--·· ... HOHfOH 'nuun SAUSMAH .. -~·· • f (7141 ~3323. '74 914 1.8 Utre. Appear S6 Mercedes 220A, sun· Grp . AM /FM tape, -roof. $8500. Xlnt cond. Lo Mags. 18,000 ml. $5950. " m i . 9 6 o . 4 o 4 4 o r firm. 759--0059 • • 213-4S l ·51.SS • 64 · 3S6C Porsche, com-... ~rHe11ulOUlEv~AO•tAu '75. 2400. fully equipped, ~ly restored. red, 73 Toyota CorolJa, 1600, 4 11"9902800•11w.'11161 xlnt cond., elec sun roof, . Or trade for late dr sedan. stick, xlnt 71 TR7 $49!11S. 76 stJcker xtra tank, $9350 644-7572 model VW 8\.18 . 64.().5077 mecb cood. 714-897-161 price reduced SSS4. Call •58L90SL. Wht2t 0 • or542-2738 aft6&wk:nds todJlylordetaJhoneuit· . op. n g, . Ing new Buy /Lease Plan. b eaut If u I co n d . 88 912. 4 SJ>l:i. nu eog, '74 Celica CT. 5 spd, Senslble paymeot.s. ( E Y F 5 9 4 J ) P b clutch, interior. Clean. AM/FM. good gas ml,•---~---- (213)378-8857 A.sk$4800.pb551-1187 $3400. PP963-514-0 '71 TJla Convert. 2000 mi ... ......__ ..... ti ... .-.. M flOO ... .......__ M on new eng & clutch. -.. ew -•w --•w Xlnt. ss.oc>Jofr. 496-7820. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 498-0t32 Many Others to Choose From and- We Haw the LAlllT and IDT SelectJon of PIAT IM ...... I X I/ti , IN ORANGE COUNTY! fllCll IOOD !MIU 14.71 • ....... ,,.c. ••Pr. Cu•tom Pain• and Body Shop "We I• wlle W..tcl We ... Ill" 9770 Squareback, A JC. lo ml, needs paint. $1200. 536-7022 '70 VW BUG. Stick. rear wide tires, new clutch. $95C>. Pb MS-2336 '96 VW 1300. Runs good. needs body work. Call an 8:30 pm, $400. 846-2928 '71 VW Van. 7 puaeaaer. orle ownr 49,000 m l. SZtOI). :546-0380 USED•VW'S ova so IMSTOCI twdto&d ..,... ~ 1IOO w ....... n .. ., 8Mt. ~-IU-7111 '71 VW Bus. New racl1als. =·FM Ulr•oew~ '71 a.per Beetle. AM/FM *"°-$1200. Call 91U811. ·• VW. Sunroof, au\.o lla1ft. Id cond. '800. Call -.oa. i . " MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 13 t-2880 495-1210 ''19 VW. Auto. $1.000. · 675·7792 ens. • Bug, new clutch & 1969 $1797 Yalve job. AM/FM. nice WAGON·<ZLK680> Sl.195 or bst ofr. Aft 67S-Qi6 For Sale: '67 BaJa Bug. MOO. fun. runs. needs work. Phone892·0392. 1971 $3397 2000R (8100FX> 1972 $4297 WAGON-C796GIUI Avery Pkwy . ..S.O. Frwy 28701 Marguerite Pkwy. 831-1741 '63 Bug, reliable. trans car. Bel Spro. 975-6087. or 847 2878. $400. Raymond --~.000 mi orig ownr mi. '68 1973 $4697 Skylark. Needs new seat 164-4 OR ·<969GMQl cover. otherwise 1s t class cond. S975 673·4400 '70 VW Pop Top Camper Westphalia model. Rebl eng. AM/F'M ster. 8 trk. New tires. Xlnt cond S262S. 493-4803 1974 $4997 ask for 8111 Rang or WAGON·f395KJS> 644·2594 ~~~~~~~-1 1975 $5397 '72 LeSabre. Orig own. WAGON <&7&MYH> A/C. clean. gd running. · S1750. Ph 645-3524 '67 VW. Nu paint, xlnl cond. Nu motor. tires. etc. 548-8107. John MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 131-2880 49$.-1210 Have something you want Don't ~ive up the ship ! to sell ? Classified ads do "List' at In classified, 1l well -Call NOW, Ship to shore results! 642·5678. 642-5678. NOTICE how Daily Pilol Class· Wed ads display their messages with legibility aod impact? Our ads. we are proud to say. really get resul ts. Phone 642-5678. ~~~~~~~~-t-~~~~~~~4 Aallot, M•w '800 Aallot. M•w '800 Mtos.. Hew '800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 ALFA ROMEO COHV. s4299 !9D9l.PB) '73 DATSUN s.1599 1290.AJC) '70 VW IUG s1399 !0308EJI 72 MERC MARCiMJIS l191FYV) s1999 72 MERC MARCiMJIS 4 DR. (t19£SO) SJ899 '73 IUICK REGAL CPE. s2199 1'7XlNMl '73 CHEV. MALIBU CPE. s2099 · IOl2NZE) 74 CADILLAC CPE DEVILLE s4995 ~plal•l 73 LINCOLN CPE. (115HE2) 71 LINCOLN CPE. 18e1MM0) 75 MER~ MON'l'EGO . (742MNGI ,, 6 . DAILY PILOT DI J • USED MOTORHOMES TRUCK & CAMPERs-4x4s OVla .fO IN STOCK 1174 OPEN ROAD YOU'U LOVE IT! (6.40lGU) ,~~ TOl'OTAOfAUJ 894-3322 139-2482 ot. CASH REBATE ON ALL OF THESE REMAINING '76 Olll11110blles and IMC lrucks & Vans <It R007111CI012'11 2901T STARFIRE r.IOOJ'OllCt-I I 3140T STARF1RE 1300TBllC1011111 2583 STARFIRE 13001CllCI006Ttl 2610 STARFIRE 13001CIC!0140'l 2614 STARFIRE 13001'0llCIOUM21 2911 STARFIRE 13001'0llCIOll•!J 2946T DB.TA 88 ·-~· 'J.W1 STARFIRE 13001CllCl01005) 2994 ST ARFIRE 13COTOllCI014»! 1 O'lQ4 PKX UP ~· 10226 P1CX UP mcu•~ IC1S11 PtOC UP (llOJl..z&l~TWI 10374JIMMY CllQJIW'31ttlll 10371 SIERRA ICPUT53301l!lel 10379 SIERRA lll£1111V11 4031 IGMC DEMc)fLTMTOlsl 9544 1975 VAN (TG~IM91 97'111975 VAN ITGYt-7•1 10150 ~TON PIQC UP na. •-aoeeoa1 10160 ~TON PKJC UP rra.1-aoroeo1 10211 P1CX UP mcu1~1• WEEKE•D USED CAR SPECIALS 72HON>A --·-·~ 5877 . '67 MUSTAHG f ASTIAC« ""'-.. -~·~· t1cUo ,.,,,., 6 ,. .. "'"' Cl1u 1c• ITXT8eel SAYE 70CHIVY MOHTI CAIL.O .--__.._ .. _,. 11'Ma.I 51477 7J OLDS OMEGA 7JAMCJAYll.9f 730LDS 74CHEYY 91COWI 1/2 TOH~ °"'" YI.....,,_,~ -... ..,....., . tlllye-:;z; tq,. -~ =. ~ "'=' .=.:-. --a CONOie. i -·--co11 _IC._.....,. ___ orakn c..-v ... COft.tf"Oll & dOol tock• 113301&~ 51777 51977 1$36GWWl 53 ,177 52877 72POMnAC 74rtMTO 73CHEYY 75 OIDS LEMANS STATION WAGON '/J TON PICKW-OMEGASALOM •Or,,., ~IQD _ ,_ 8aun. A-1. AA.WM. -& tOOf .-.-, ,,.,,, 11eemo a °"' -= ve I UIO...ll•O. ,,.,,, ~. . ...._._ ,_IOT41lUll llS3MOI ..-: ,=.:,--.... llOO • ...,. 51877 52177 s2177 53477 72CHIYY 7J OU>S 75 POD 7SOUK ''2 TOM PeaUP CUTLASS OIAMADA CUTLASS SALON ==~ .. ---C..."'°'1'1•-·-~ 0.-\'a-..---.. -"lQ' -·--II '2BI ·5397'1 · lra•i •• ltn IO•AS lhw Ill StMklll, lreat Sel1dlolt e IMMEDIATE DELIVERY IJNIVERSIJ:¥. SA.LES & SER-VIGE Qfdsmobile • GMC Trucks • Honda Cars 2850 Harbor Bowevard, Costa Mesa • 540-9640 • :,. " '· :· r • .. . # • • • r i t ' l ' • t ! • • • 1 ~ tJ .. ·~ . • . •JI DAILV PILOT Friday. January 7. 191'7 AA1tos. UMd Auto.. u .. d ..... u,.d AMtoa. u .. d ....,, u .. d ..._ u...t ......................................................................................................................................... ~ 9957 Clle••olwt 9920 ca.......... 9930 c...-9933 Ford 9t4 Ford 9940 ..................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NE OWNER 19'7~ Pinto •74 Impala Coupe. MarklV '74 1970 COUGAR XR7 · "'74 Torlno Wen 6 pass -·c. ad' Ghi Sten.'<> RunabOUt 1n good cond1 AM/FM. atereo. cruise Loaded l.oeded inc a.Ir & pwr rack, new radial&. 34. ~~r~iv:C. W/g~rgundy Lion green exterior & 111• control.llltwhJ.alr.Atr, S6600. 7S9-0059 brakes. Good t•ond1t1on· mi.Clean$2650 673-2638 int' Sh a rp ' 14300 tenor. Will sell S1400. or orig. owner . $3250. Corntte 9932 MUST SELL'. (8SlADZI G73-2.430evea. 64417Meves • best olfer. Low m1ll'agt!. 673-3388 Prl. ply. Call 752·6196 · Aftl'r ~ 1nt>kday"' 6t ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• evenings&weekeods. '71 Ford Ranchero GT '64 Ford Van. 6cyl. Rill. dn y llm" w"_.k,..nd• '73 Monte Carlo. many CORVETIES R/H, alr. pwr. w/shell run,., &ood immac Bit ~157• xtra... XJ. cood Make 76 COUGAR XR7 Wht letter tires. o . olr by Ja~ 9 •• .,., takes. -------- of r . 714/552-3668 or Com e s wi th V -8 . mi.$229S.Ph846--0982 Call642-6Sllor64S-9291 '73 Pinto Wagon. Xlnt 213~1 CHOICE Of 12 automatic. radio & 'al Kl' Mustang VS AC cond. air. l~&age. trlr 1961THlU1976 healer. power steenng & Oricownr $1 ooO · U..Cc* 9945 tutch. gd tire». 26 mpg. s253 REBATE All 1977 GREMLINS '70.9 pass Chev Stn Wgn. AT. PS, PB. fac AC, 4 nu tires. $1,000/ofr. Ask'g 962-3938 '4 apeeds & Automatics brakes. vm>:I top, air 640.sis7 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• orlg owner. Sl500. Ph n..--. '"--'--'• cond .. looking good ! · 646-3842 ._.....,... _.., Your.. for 1mml'dia.te de· "72 FoC'd LTD. 2dr. PS '75 UMCOLH --------LArt)nt Ir FiMlt I i v e r y . l S e r . PB. AC. &t ofr TOWN COUPE 9960 '60 Corvair, 2dr. auto. New tires. xlnl body, runs xlnt. $52S. 962-0362 Selectioft 6J\93H.5(3713). 613·3219. Full power including ••••••••••••••••••••••• £~~~JkNG $5416. ONE OWNER 1972 Pint ~:!!i~~ ~~·1r!\~l A':,.~C:~ ATLAS CORV.,......ES Runabout. In good condl t 0 d looka &:. • • • ape, air c n .. .. ,...__._ Jiit..&&. HOWARDCIMvro&.t uon 1Ireen extertor & 1n good! (Lic.~REC> _, • .,.,.,.,nyWrt ClwylMr 9925 Oove&Quall Streets tenor. Will sell $1400. o $64&6• ()pepu 0 Dally & Sun. ·u1 HI ••••••••••••••••••••••• best offer. Low mileage ... XLNT BUY NEWPORT BEACH Aller S week days & an 2929Harbor Blvd .• 068 4dr Chrys Newport. 833-0555 Umeweek ends. ~S-8157. Costa Mesa Pwr. AC. Xlnt coed --------Dodge 9935 546-1934 thruout. $97S. 673--0193 '14 Corvette. Loaded. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '67 Cslm soo. 289. air. A/T. ~i~>Ps:=:i '68 Dodge Coronet. good ~:!sps~l~!::S~· gd 1970 Plymouth Fury Ill. ---------• trans portulion. $4SO. · · · Sl.000 '75-9654 493-4500 '69 Country Squire ..... erid& '9471--------- 1974 CORVmE .63 Dodge Dart Station loaded, new tires $000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 FUry Ill. loaded. excep. T·TOP Wagon. runs good, $295. hrm. 546-1532. 557·5616. 74 Maverick. Air. auto. tional rond. New llres. Automatic, air cond. & 638·9155 "73 Gran Torino Squire 36.000 mi. $2600/best or-$2.075.492·1181 _________ ,only 34,000 miles. WgnAir, lug rack.46, fer.96&-8592. Olltioc 996& 9930 ll80KKP>. '71 Coronet Wag. 0 Pass. ml. Pvt pty. $2500. '70 Maverick. Forest grn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SADDLEIACK a /cond. P tS. aut o . 642·2255or67S-5906. 6cyl.newly rblteng.oew PONTIACs 1974 Mark IV. pvt ply. VAWYIMPORTS S73-2!MJO,S44-4844 cves. battery. R/H. runsxlnt $6900. 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(115V'OI ·'IMS • 1976DONI · TUDISM•M IOOHOUSICAI r ·Hunt ing ton Beaeh Fountain Valley ED ITI ON Aft~rnoo11 N.Y. Stocks 1 * * V OL. 70, NO. 7, 4 SECTIONS,pa PAGES TEN CENT~ Sinatra's Motn Missing -in Crash PALM SPRINGS <AP> - Frank SJnatta's 82-year-old mother was one of four persons aboard a twin-engine private jet that apparently crashed in rugged mountains on a flight from Palm Springs to Las Vegas, authorities said. A heJlcopter search of the snow-covered San Beranrdino Mountains began at dawn today NatalJe "Dolly" Sinatra was Lµnget urors 11 I lRernoved ! ASPEN. Colo. CAP> -Efforts 'to seat a jury in Claudine Longet 's 'trial for manslaughter bogged 1down today when two possible uurors were dismissed. ' A former neighbor said he ~hlnks the singer-actress is guilty. He was dismissed, as was a !w~man, already tentatively seat- t~ on the jury. who told the court, 'I have been crying and throwing up" since being selected. I Today's dismissals meant that ltwo more jurors must be chosen !before Distric.t Court J udge !George Lohr can swear in 12 ~urors and two alternates Open- ~ng arguments and testimony are expected to begin Monday I~ The 12 tentative jurors and two entative alternates selected artier in the week were subject to challenges from both the prosecu- tion and defense Patricia Brucato. the wife of a contractor. was sealed tentative. Thursday but asked to discusi. erfeelings again today. "I feel 1t would be too emo- "onally difficult to participate," b told the court before her dis- sal. She said her husband knew «hampion ski er Vlad im ir t <SeeLONGET, Page AZ) Collisio ns A ,-ash of minor traffic acc1 - ents was reported on soaked untington Beach streets m the ast 24 hours. TraffK ilJ'ffSt tga tors ~ard there ve be"en about 15 accidents but a[ motorists have apparently cape<! without major injuries. There were no reports of amace elsewhere in the city llhou1b a nu m her of streets re closed early tJU~ morning cause of Oooded conditions. Public Worl~s Director Bill artge said that city crews orked throuehout the •1ghl mping out the overflow lie said the streets were avigabl e again by mid· ornlng. tAJl of the closures were in the -lying areas east or Lake eel a nd west of Beach Jevard, Hartge said. * * * West County I Poi,oor Cut. By Li htni Ki. ng About 175 homes were without electrical power for at lea.st five hours in Westminster and Foun· ..m Valley Thursday, a Southern Ci?allfornia Edison official said to- tlfy. A lightning bolt struck an eltt· trlcaJ tran s former in Westminster at 10:'5 e.m. and aused 75 homes between the :i500 and 5700 blocks of Alfred and .Placer street.. to lose power, ac· • c:ordin& to Edison spokesman Bill Compton. Edison crews took almost five Jk>un to repair 12,000-volt wires d the transformer which knocked down by the liehln· bolt, Compton said. Failure of an underground ca- • was blamed tor power failure about 100 Fountain Valley at 9:50 a.m. Thursday, ptOn said. The cable fallure •)' not have been storm- lat.ed, be added. By 3:30 p.m .• power had been stored to 80 homes in the vclld Street· Talbert Avenue" a, The remainio« 20 homes tho po'1er r~cetved service .• Comptoo said. flying to Las Vegas Thursday for snow falling throughout the area. the opening or her son's show at He said weather conditions were Caesar s Palace when the ••·•extremely poor" and there was chartered Lear jet disappeared. a chance the search would have The three other persons were to be called off because of the an unidentified female friend of storm. Mrs. Sinatra's from New Jersey Lee Solters. Sinatra's press and two crew members. aide, said Sinatra was told of the Ron Hazard, a San Bernardino apparent crash shortJy before he County sheriff's deputy in charge went on stage Thursday night. of the search, said efforts were "He reacted, how would you hampered by moderate to heavy react to the news that your.. motbe'r was missing under coodj. tions like that?" said Solten. "Of course, be reacted. But he went on any way . Yeah, and he sounded great.•• Three other persons, including a friend of Mrs. Sinatra and two crew members, were aboard the Lear jet when it left Palm Spr- ings at 4 : SS p. m . for the 30· minute flight. Visibility was eight miles and a light rain was falling. Two feel or snow have fallen in the area in two days. Even in good W.t!ather, it is a IS.hour hike to the nearest road. A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration said the plane disappeared from the radar screens about four minutes after it took off, ~utting it in the vicinity of 11 ,SOO·foot. Mt. San Gorgonio. The plane was at about 8,900 feeL altitude when it disap· peared. . A spokesman•!or Jet Avia Inc .• owner and operator of the plane. said at Las Vegas' McCarran In· temational Airport that the last contact with the plane was made by an air route traffic controller at Palmdale. There apparently was no re· port of any maUunction aboard <See MOTHER, Page AZ) Suspects Surrender, Pair Jailed in HB Shooting Death I Two suspects wanted in connec· tion with the fatal shooting of a Huntington Beach man at a New Year's Eve party surrendered to police Thursday afternoon. They are Thom as Joseph Stack, 20, of9595 Peltswood Drive, Hunt- ington Beach and Richard Leo Bradley, 21, of 10601 Lowden St., Stanton. Stack is charged with murder, two counts of attempted murder and firing at a dwelling under warrants issued by West Orange County Municipal Court Judge Ken Smith. Bradley is charged with being an accessory. Both are being held in Hunt· ington Beach Jail on bail of $100,000. They turned themselves in to police headquarters at 2:30 p.m. in the company of their attorney, Pete Norton. Sgt. Bert Chadwick said the shootings occurred while a party was breaking up at 2 a.m. on New Year's Day al 20001 Goshawk Lane. Brian Lewis Schneider. 20, of 'l.2el ~ ... ahot and pro. nounced dead at the scene. Also wounded were John Hunter, 22, and Bradley Gillespie, 21, botbofHuntlnetonBeach. I Por O.Uy l'llet Si.ff Pl>olo Chadwick said the shooting spree erupted alter an altercation. at the party. He said five peopl e left the scene and then returned In a car with one brandishing a .22 caliber rifle. SUSPECTS IN NEW YEAR'S SLAYING WALK IN Bradley (left), Stack (right), with Attorney Norton At least four s hots were fired. according to Chadwick. Scudder Trial O•Uy Pll•I ,,,.telly~ 1 .. •or VERN EMMONS, 65, HELPS KINOERGARTNER Boy Feared Crossing Flooded Huntington Beach Street Forecasters Predict Police said they d_idn •t know tti_e. whereabouts of the suspects after the shooting. but attorney Norton s a id they had been staying "someplace in the county.·· Arraignment is expected Mon· day or Tuesaay at West Orange County Munjcipal Court. Kitlnitp Suspect: 'I Had to. Earn lt ~ Rain for Sunday Pair Nahbetl In Burlgary Afte r Chase By TOM BARLEY ·---.QUllU)ally .. JloUUIL - Kidnap suspect Ricki Dale SeUers told an Orange County Superior Courj jury Thursday that he saw nothing morally wrong with kidnaping potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scud· der of NewJ>Ort Beacb. By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Of ... 0.lly "''-',..... There's probably a better chance of predicting the final score of Sunday's Super Bowl in Pasadena th an predi ct ing whether or not it will rain tha,,: day. A strong, slow-movipg low· pressure ,system bas Humped more than two inctw!s ol rain on Southern California duriog the put three• days and wealber for~asters are tight-tipped when it cotnes to making a final predic- tion for Sunday's extravagabza. Today's early forec¥t called for a lets than ten perce:ni chance of rain Sunday. but a final predic· lion awal\s word on the southward movement ol the Jow- Meanwhile, Orange Coast resi- dents can expect continued showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Skies should clear a bit Satur- day and forecasters predict slightly warmer temperatures .with highs along the coast of about 58 degrees and lows in the m.id-408. The three-day-storm has brought smiles to the faces of Orange County farmers. The rain has soaked local crops with a minimum or runoff, according to Huntington Beach's unofficial weatherman, J . Sherman Denny. Two burglary suspects were apprehended early today after a bullet-punctuated chase through a nearly finis hed apartment complex in Huntington Beach. Apprehended after four shots were fired by pursWng officers were James Colley, 28, of 14201 Nancy Drive, Westminster, and J osef Aberg. 38. of 16591 Myt· inger Lane. Huntington Beach. "Morally, it didn't bother me," the 21-year-old witness told pro- secutor Bill Morissey in the open- ing minutes of his cr05s examina- tion. "l wouldn't call it stealing ... Morissey asked Sellers how he would defl.ne the act of demand· ing $250,000 in ransom money Crom Mrs. Valerie Scudder last Aug. 19 while her husband was being driven up and down the coastline in a motor home rented by the two defendants. "l had to earn it." Sellers said adding that be was to receive $50.000 for his share in the abduc· tion of Scudder. 64 pressure trough. • Officially . the National ·Weather Service is predictln1 a 50 percent possibiUty of raiu at kJckoff time. but unofficiaJJy, weathermen say the sltuatiOQ is so confused that a definite pre· diction Is next to imposslbre. Huntington Bea ch has re· gistered 2.27 inches of rain since 'Wednesday na,ht, bringing the season total to 8.48 inches. Last year's seasonal lot.al was 1.4 In· cbes. , Lagun a Beach's unofficial weatherman Bill Shields report· ed 1.21 Inches of rainfall since Thursday night, bring.ing the <See RAIN, P .. eA?> Police say they face charges of residential burglary at the apart- ment complex at Sims Street and Pearce Street in the northeastern part of the city. Officers said no one was struck by the gunfire. Police officers James Tyler and Patrick Casey apprehended the suspects shortly after 1 a.m. They said tbe suspects were hid· ing behind a fence in the area . And he explained to the deputy district attorney that he personally drew the finely de- tailed maps for the project and drove the motor home in which Scudder allegedly wu held cap- tive. Teachers Flay 3 118 Candidates By li YMOND ESTRADA special u;terest. power blocinade wrong," Mrs. Allen said. give the kind of leadership and Ofti.o.llY,.......,.. upoftbe DEA (teachers' union) Tbeincumbenttrustee,aaldshe decisions representaUvew all A elate of tbree candidates run· and the preaP.t administration." would issue another press re· seimeot.s of the district."~ · nine for Huntington Buch Union DEA President Ray ~r de· lease which merely said the slate In a field of four candidates in High School Dlstrlc:t trustee nied the existence ol any • power would 1eek to coun~d "the the Nov. 2 special election to rm a seals in the March 8 eleCUOG bu block." political activism of a·s~ial In· vacant trustee seat, Mrs. Allen attacked a teacher'• union, tbe "These three candidates are terest. power bloc within the defeated John K. Hundley. a n.:.-...i d •--~· u usi.nC tbe teachers as a wbippin1 DEA.·· teacher-supervisor employed by (oi.A~~ E ucat.ors ~Ja 00 boy in their campaien." Cooper But all three candidates aaid the Art.esia·Bellfiower·Cerrttos The slate ls incumbent Trustee charaed. both press releases did not con· Unifled School DJsttict. Dorla Allen of Westminster, Tbe n Trustee Allen later ltilute an attack on the t.eacbers' The DEA endorsed HUQdley, a V hn Ed ... _ • al ..... _i revected tbe statements in tba unlon. Hwitlniton Beach resi~ Mrs. aug waru.. • tOC uua • eJ bl ...... -•'l ....... _DEA bat '---tn·-l·yed in Allen refused to be interviewed neamao, an4 Ralpb1Ani.eir,~ PJ111 r eue w .... ae1e "& uJ'C .__ ....... l5E !I bl l r,roduct manaier, both or Hunt· special tntereat power bloc" in· camp•lp1, · endoraementa and by a A pane w c)l n· ,ion Be b volvln• the Board ot Trulsleel ftnanclaJ 1upport ol hJgb achoo! terriwed tbe other candJdat.es n ac • and tbepEA. · trust.eel candldatet," said Kn. far .-clonement.. A committee to elect the lrlo Mr1. Allen saJd 1be dld not see Allen. Hundley ls among 13 can- announced the slate in It press re-the pre11 release before lt wu "In the put, they have been U.· "dldat• 1ffkln1 election to tbe I .... Tuesday which ••d. "They m.allecl. The releue wa "ad to OuenUal and succesaM ln aup-bl.is school boanl, in the March 8 will provide vlgorcM» leadership her over the telephone ,SwMiay, )llOl't1Jll oMdhtatM," lht -'decf. contett. now lacking aa a result of sbuald. ''I don't bellev• iMa _,v• &lie ~r sald the DEA bas not pollUcaJ manlpulallon1 by the "It was obvlou11y. atattd I balance needed ln OW' sntem to <See1£ACBE&s. P .. eAl~ ' ) ' ' ~ \ Sellers stressed throughout his testimony that Scudder was · never a captive in the vehicle and· willingly cooper ated in a kidnap that he bad helped to plan. Morissey asi<ed Sellers if the detendant bad gtven any thooght to Mrs. Scudder's feelings when she was told by telephone lhal. she had to get $250,000 in cash , together or her husband would be: eliminated. The prosecutor abandoned his t attempts to get an answer when 1 Sellers repeatedly told him that he C(>uld not understand the ques-j Uoo. ' Sellers. of Hermosa Beach, and William Rudy Wesson, 45, of Tustin. are accused or grabbing Scudder as he left bis dentist's of· Hee in Huntington Beach last Aug. 19 with a view to holding him for ransom . Both men claim that Scudder helped them draw up the plan r·~r (Sff SCUDDER, Page AZ> Or:~,:o:st Weather Chance of a few showers Saturday with gusty winds at times. Highs near 60 with low in low 40s. INSIDE TODA~ Brt1$h up on "~s . and , Madmen" when IM RiJJlal SbaM.-pear• ComJ)CmN comti to UC lroin.e nezt week. See Page Cl for detaiLt about the two public pnformance•. Ia•~x "' "'-"""'" t ~ CH L.~ ............. :; I "' e J:'' ~ 01-14 ~:. ,, :J =Pwl•r ., ftfitlcH :t;1 .. _ "' Ma ...... ·~-Cl .. ,...,.. ..... a ~-=-•4-1 ~ cu ~ ...... A• """"'= =:::::· A4 -u,.. " Ct .. A! DAIL V PILOT H/F ., AP Wir•l>l>OIO STILL NO JURY Suspect Claudine Longet Fro"' Page AJ LONGET ... .. Spider" Sabich. whom Miss Longet is accused of shooting. Sabi ch died in the mountain home the two shared as lovers in thjs Rocky Mountain ski village. David Lee Wright, a busi- nessman in the ski industry, said he also knew Sabich "as much as hewasmynext-doorneighbor." He was questioned by pro- secutor Ashley Anderson about his reeling Miss Longetisguilty. "Does your opinion h ave anything to do with that rela· tionship?" (between Miss Longet andSabich) Anderson asked. "Yes,sir,"said Wright. Miss Longet had cried openly when Revill Fox, the only pro- spective juror with "com- passion" for her was rejected Thursday. Seventeen potential jurors were dismissed after they said they felt the 35-year-old French· born entertainer was guilty or recklessly killing Sabich. Fox, a broadcasllng executive, had been the only one or 51 possi- ble jurors at that time who had come with "compassion. SO· meone willing to come with an open heart and understanding." During Thursday's court session, Miss Longet received an anonymous note which a friend said had been given her outside the courtroom. ll said, "Be brave. Tllere arc many with com- passion.·· Miss Long et read it and smiled. F...-PageAl SCUDDER •• the kidnaping. Neither man has explained why Scudder broke out or the van as it drovt-thfough Fountain Valley aftl•r fak ing a heart attack in Wesson's absence. Sellers testified Thursday that he was driving Scudder to the nearest hospital when the victim lurched against him and caused him to lose control or the motor home. Sellers told the JUry that the in- juries sustained by Scudder in the van were not inflicted by either defendant as Scudder c:lajmed in his testimony The young witness said Scud· der fell to the floor as lhe vehicle braked lo a hall and suffered in· juries lo his mouth and a cut over his right eye. "I didn 'l lay a hand on him." Sellers said. 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Qlltto _, ,.. -•lll(ltt\, 11 .................. 1411 "'•tttf tr ell•trtt~•"'•ttt·t Mrtt" MtY bt ;-.:;.~:!,:,'.',.." .,ec101 PUfl't•t•i.tt el s.to .... CIOU ..... r. .. ,_ el C..to ~ .. Ctlllt'"'• tvlttcr •II.., .., u"'"' ., M -•JMy; ,., "'•" u.se -•Mu tllllu1.,., -.1oM1-U •-My, Friday. January 7. 1977 Air Panel Fee Eyed ForOC By KATHY CLANCY Oft"" D•llY l"lloti~H Orange County drivers will pay an extra $1 for vehicle license plates to finance an air pollution agency ii legislation proposed in a four-county meeting in El Monte Thursday is passed into law. If that proposal wins approval of state legislators. $S million of the regional Air Pollution Control District's CAPCD) $12.3 million budget will be paid by vehicle re-gistrations. Another $4 .1 million wilJ be financed through permit fees as- sessed to businesses and industry and the remainder will come from state and federal grants. Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit, the county's representative on the APCD board of directors. called the meeting of city and county of· ficials from Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Schmit said he hoped a more equitable way of financing the district could be agreed upon and that Orange County could be re- lieved of its nearly $.1.4 million share of APCD costs. For the past two years, the four counties' supervisors had direct· ed the joint pollution control agency, dividing operating costs based on county populations. But new legislation taking er. feel next month adds five city representatives and ooe appoint· ed by the governor to the agen· cy's directors, while maintaining the same finan_;ing formula. Orange County Supervisors have joined Los Angeles Col.lDty Supervisors in 1 efusing to pay for the new smog control agency un- til a different financing formula is passed into law. Meanwhile. the state Attorney General has filed suit against Los Angeles County for its action and reportedly is considering suing Orange County as well. The APCD board and Orange County Supervisors last month endorsed proposed new legisla· lion that would have shifted 85 percent of the A PCD costs to cities. That proposal would have trimmed Orange County's share from nearly $1.4 million last year to only $161,829 this year. But it also would require Orange County's 26 cities to split $678,810 ot the smog agency's coet. The proposal was expect.ed to generate city opposition. Schmit later called for the four-county meeting to see if agreement could be reached on a financing formula both the cities and counties could support. Other proposals considered Thursday but rejeded included one calling for assessment of utility taxes on businesses and in· dustries. as well as one involving a combination of vehicle re- gistration fees and utility taxes on industry. Little Leagiw Registration SlmedinHB Signups for the Sea View Little League will be held this Saturday and Jan. 15 from 9 a.DJ. to 4 p.m. at Gisler Middle Scbl. 21141 Strathmore Lane, Huntington Beach. An additional signup session wiU be held Jan. 16 from noon to4 p. m. at Gisler School. Youngsters between lhe ages of 8 and 15 years who live south of Adams Avenue, west of the Santa Ana Rjver and east of Beach Boulevard are eligible to join the Sea View league. Players must bring birth certificates to the signups. Any one interested in helping the little league should contact Bob Cook at the signups or by calling 962-5622. .,. __ MISSING ON PLANE 'Dolly' Sinatra E'roa Page Al MOTHER • • the plane. In Las Vegas, Sinatra went through almost a full hour of performance at hjs early show with the audience unaware of what had happened. Sinatra appeared relaxed throughout the show, and even joked at limes. He introduced celebrities in the audience, in- cluding actors Louis Jourdan and Michael Caine, along with enter- tainer Tony Orlando and Los Angeles Dodgers' manager Tom· myLasorda. After the show, Sinatra left the stage quickly, then returned to acknowledge the standing ova· tioo. But t.he curtain fell with no encore. LAFC Weighs Annexation For Vailey Fountam Valley's proposed an- nexation of 4.6 acres of unin- corporated land north of Edinger Avenue and west o( the Santa Ana River will be considered by the Local Agency Formation Comission <LAFC) next Wed- nesday, city officials said. The Fountain Valley city coun- cil Tuesday gave tentative ap- proval to prezoning the land for agricultural use. -LAFC also will consider a Fountain Valley petilioo to annex the property along with the re-• mainder or the unincorporated island north of Edinger A venue and east of Harbor Boulevard, said Planning Director Clint Sherrod. Plane Stolen From Airport Sheriff's officers are in- vestigating the reported theft of a six-seater aircrart valued at $45,000 from Orange County Airport. Deputies said the theft of the aircraft, owned by IGI Inc .. Santa Ana, was reported tothem by San- ta Ana attomey Alan Curtis. They refused to identify a sus- pect who is being sought in con- nection with the theft. They con· firmed that officers of the San Bernardino County sheriff's narcotics t•sk force are active in the investieation but declined to elaborate on their role. Sinai Pay Halted UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) -The Ukraine and Byelorussia followed Moscow's lead Thursday and announced they would refuse to help pay the extra cost of U.N. peacekeeping operations brought about by the 1975 Sinai disengagement agree- ment. Sculpture Set Humington Citizens to Watch By ROBERT BARKER OflMO.llyl"lltUuft Huntington Beach residents may iel the chance to watch an artist at work if a state grant wins approval. U all goes accordina to plan, sculptor Robert Downing ot Long Beach will create an ei&bt to J.2. foot bronze sculpture in front ol t.bellbrary at 71U Talbert Ave. Library Director Walter Johnaon says the bas.le purpoee ot t.be grant is to allow cl thens an op· portuni'y to watch and discuss wlth t.beartlst theformulatiooof a work6! art wblcb ta taklq pf ace. At tbe end of the slx·montb pro- ject, th~ an work will becoiqe t.be propert.r of the city. ··nownJn1 bu IOld aculptur• tor amount.a in exnu ot $55,000," Johnson Hld, ''and the cJty WOuJd certainly be• recelvln1 a Wl11P.': Johnson said the artftt will be available for discussions, lec- tures and questions. Downing said the sculpture wiU begeometricinformandltwillln- tend to abow tbe metamorphosis from one kind of solid mus into another . •'It will attempt to reflect m the awareness ol llfe's comtant eb- bing and now Ing, .. be said. The city council will have the final approval oftbedesten. Clty councU members this week approved the grant application to the Calllomla ArU Coundl. Tbe dty all'ffd to 'pay up to $.1,950 In matchin1 funds from the co11t· ln1ency fund. The sculptol' was selected by the cJty•a AlUtd Arla Com- m.laalon. • · · A dtclJfOft on the crant ls CX• pect«t ln 1February. • I',.._ Pap Al TEACHERS yet decided which of the can- didates, if any, the teachers' un- ion will endorse. "The tactics used by Doris AJ. len'a slate are similar to those used by James Hamilton," said Cooper. Hamilton, a Huntington Beach attorney, said during his cam· paign he was "pro-management" and suggested the trustees run the dls~ct like a corporation. Hamilton flnished third In the Nov. 2 election and decided not to run again in March. "Mrs. Allen is associated with an anti-education campai~n." aaid Cooper. "There is a conflict in her own camp. They don't know what they are running for." The three candidates on the slate said the teachers' unioo is not the main issue in the cam- paign. Instead, they indicated that the delay in construction of new Ocean View High School, fiscal responsibility and basic educa- tion programs are the main is- sues. ' Mrs. Allen said her slate has the support or "many teachers in the district." She declined to say exactly how many teachers sup- ported the slate. "There a r e relatively few teachers s upporUng them." quipped Cooper. "They are in· significant. " Slate candidate Edwards called the DEA "activists who we feel are manipulating the dis· trict." Edwards said "Compensation {salaries and fringe benefits) is the only thing the DEA worries about." But Cooper responded to the slate's charges by saying, "Anyone who has read lhe con· tract between the t~achers and the district ratified last year knows there is no manipulation by the DEA." Slate candidate Ralph Lan- tereir said, "Anyone who believes the DEA is represen- tative of all the teachers is kid- ding himself." Dolly 1"11.i ll'llOte lty IUcMtd KMlllt< MICHAEL ARATA, DOG 'NICKI' SEEK RIDE Hltchln' Through Huntington Beach, Rein or Shine FroaaPageAl RAIN ••• three-day total to UM> inches. The Newport Beach Harbor Department reported a three day total of 1.99 inches, surpassing last year's total of .72 inches for the season to date. The El Toro Fire Department reported 1.76 inches of moisture from the storm for a seasonal total of 6.56 inches so faT. Seasonal records are tallied from July 1, 1976 to July l , 1977. Buena Park Bank Robbed A lone gunman fled with $980 in cash Thursday from a Buena Park bank. Police said the man entered the Bank of America. 7025 Orangethorpe Ave., at 1:25 p.m., stood i n line with other customers, then ordered the teller to "give me all of it right now or l 'll shoot.'' After the teller turned over the cash, police said, the gunman f1""1 nn fnol s New carpet shipments are on their way and we're makmg room. We've reduced prices on every one or Lees best-selling carpets dur- ing Lees January Clearance Sale. TWO WEEKS ONLY!· Choose from hundreds of colors & styles & patterns. Hurry, the Lees Carpets Author- ized January Clearance Sale ends January 22nd. · DEN'S . ••••••••••••••••• ., •. installation· custom draperies linoleum • wood floor )663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALlri. 92627 • PHONE 6~6·-4838 -6~6·2355 ' • Irvine ED ITION •fOL. 70, NO. 7, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES T oda-y's Cl~sing N.Y. Stocks :f TEN CENTS Mother Aboard Missing Jet PALM SPRINGS (AP> -A helicopter searching today ror a missing private plane carrying the 82-year..old mother or enter- tainer Frank Sinatra was rorced by heavy snow to withdraw from the search. Ground rescue teams con· tinued their struggle through near.vertical rugged mountain canyon terrain, however. The singer remained in Las Vegas for the time being, a spokesman said, after going through with the opening night of an engagement at Caesars Palace Hotel. His mother, Natalie "Dolly" Sinatra, was on her way to the opening from her home in this de- sert resort area aboard a chartered Lear jet with an un- identified woman companion and two crew members. The craft vanished from radar screens aroundSp.m. Thursday. "It's certainly less than op- • 'timistic," s aid Ron Hazard, the San Bemardino County sheriff's deputy in charge or the search operation. In addition to the rugged geo- graphy, searchers were ham- pered by the steady snowfall that has covered the area for days and may be covering the plane, D•llY Piiot l'tlolo Ill' lff Pa~"• EVEN SEAGULL (ON MARKER) ADMITS WEATHER IS GREAT FOR DUCKS Unfl~• Swimmer Make• Matt( on W...,. of Upper Newport Bay lrvme Girl's F uneral Set aturday Forecasters Predict Rain for Sunday Funeral services w11l be held turday for Kathleen .. Kate" ales. an Irvine girl who died esday at the age of 14 as th~ re- ult of injuries suffered in a traf- c accident last week. Miss Kales. an Irvine resident or the past 10 years and a ative of Newport Beach, was escnbed by her scbool principal being "a really neat kid who veryone loved ,:· "Kate bad a smile for everyone ~d ev~ryone liked her," said l:rack Parham. head of the SELF Alternative High School, where pr!iss Kates was a freshman after l r adu•ting from Rancho San oaquin Intermediate School. , According to Parham, Miss Kales was a n excellent student lnd a "great skier." ~ ~Miss Kales is survived by her arents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon T. Jes 18022 Mann St .• University Park; two sisters. Meghan Kales •°bd Molly Kal es ; a nd a gra ndmother, Mrs. Cleo S. Greene of South Gate. Sel'Vices wUl begin at noon in the Pacific View Chapel in Newport Beach, with Interment to follow at Pacific View Memorial Park. The Rev. J\oger Walke or the Unitarian 7ellowahlp will officiate. Parham said that Wednesday, 'l'hursd ay and today were ~tared day~ or mourning for Miss Kales at the SELF school. Memorial services were held tor the young woman each morn- ing and the flag bas been fiying at half mut. Parham said. 1.. The atudents plan to attend the nmeral service, carrying with tbem a single rose, he added. By MICHAEL PA.SKEVICH Of IMO.Uy P'llot- There 'S probably a better chance or predicting the final score of Sunday's Super Bowl in Pasadena than predicting whether or not it will rain that day. A strong, slow-moving low- preasure system bas dumped more than two inches of rain on Southern California during the past three days and weather forecasters are tight-Upped when it comes to making a final predic- tion for Sunday's extravaganza. Today's early forecast called for a les• than 10 percent chance Sui.cide Pi lot '/Glu 3 OtMn SYDNEY, Australia (AP)-A 23-year -old Engli s h pilot who was singing an aria from the death scene or "Madame Butterfly" crash- dived his twin-engine airplane in- . to airport buildings ln Alice Spr- ings, killing himself and three other people. police said. Officers said today Colin Richard Forman planned a "suicide mission" .tPd that a log he left behind g~ls of his scheme. Acquaintances said Forman felt he was a failure in a hostile country. He had been dismiued from an air charter f~ and from 1 resionaJ airline. Police said that on the dlde ol bis last dlsmlNal, a recording In the log retld : "Sentenced to death to-c1ay.•• '.Just Bounds' Puppies Dropped to Death SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Five puppies born Christmas Day were dropped to their death from an eighth-floor balcony because thelr owner felt they bad no sale value. John T. Bell, 52, was arrested Tbunday by police on charges ot drun.kennessimd cruelty-to animals. "They were just hounds, and nobody wanted them.'' Bell said. Bell said the puppies were born to bis dog, Queenie, part labrador afld part setter. He said ii they had been purebred they would have had sale value :md he would not have throW!l them away. of rain Sunday, but a final predic- tion awaits wo rd o n the southward movement of the low· pressure trough. Officially, the Nation al Weather Service is predicting a SO percent possibility of rains at kickoff time, but unofficially, weathermen say the situation is so confused that a definite pre- di<!Uon is next to impossible. Meanwhile, Orange Coast resi- dents can expect continued s howers and thunderstorms thro.ugh Saturday. Skies should clear a bit Satur· day and forecasters predict slighU y warmer temperatures with highs along the coast or about S8 degrees and lows in the mid-40s. The three-day-storm has brought smiles to the faces of •Orange County farmers. The rain has soaked local crops with a minimum of runoff, ~ccording to Huntington Beach's unofficial weatherman, J . Sherman Denny. Huntington Beach has re- gistered 2.27 inches of rain since ·wednesday night, bringing the season total to 8.48 inches. Last year's seasonal total was 1.4 in- ches. Laguna Beach's unofficial weatherman Bill Shields report- ed 1.21 inches of rainfall since Thursday night, bringing the three-day total to 1.80 inches. The Newport·.Beach Harbor Department reported a three day total of 1.99 inches, surpassing last year's total or .72 lnches for the season to date. The El Toro Fire Department reported 1.76 inches of moisture from the storm for a seasonal total or 6.S6 inches so far. Seasonal records are talUed from July 1, 1976 to July l , 1977. Last year's seasonal total for the El Toro area was a mere .91 inches. Slightly leas than one inch of rain fell op Costa Mesa during the 24-bour period from 8 a.m. Thursday to 8 a .m. this morning. A rain gauge In operation at Oran10 Cout College registered J.M inches alnce Wedntsday ~~~~ bri.nfinl the aeaaon to datewgi lQ5.t3 lnche9. , • Ac.cordln1 to OCC physlu1 <See KAIN. Page,\%) Free Cancer Checks Wolhen are invited t.o att«ld a free cancer chet)t clinic at 9:• a.m . Monday at the Ounce Cout YMCA, 2300 University Drive, Newport Beach. For ct. tail• caU 6'2·9990. ·' Hazard said. Lee 'Sollers, Sinatra's press aide, said Sinatra was told of the apparent crash shortly before he went on stage Thursday night. "tte reacted, how would you . react to the n ews~ that your mother was missing under condi- tions like that?·' said Sollers. "Of course, he reacted. But he went on an yway . Yeah, and be sounded great." Three other persons, including a friend of Mrs. Sinatra and two crew members, were aboard the Lear jet when it left Palm Spr- ings at 4 :~5 p.m. for the 30- minute flight. Visibility was eight miles and a Ught rain was falling. Two feet of soow have fallen in the area in two days. Even in good weather, it i!t a 15-hour hike to the nearest road. A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration said the • plane diS&AP~ared from the 1 radar screens about four minutes after it took off, pulling it in tbe I vicinity of 11,SOO·foot Mt. San · Gorgonio. The pla ne was at about 8,900 feet altitude when it disap- peared. A spokesman for J et Avia Inc , owner and operator of the plane, <See MOTHER, Page AZ> Diedrich Probe! Draws New Pair; By GARY GRANVILLE 04 IM Dally P'llol S~tf An aide to Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley and a Hughes Airwest public relations man were among the witnesses who testified before the Grand Jury Wednesday in its probe into Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's fund raising activities. Scott Ferguson, 24 , Riley ·s liaison aide on land use matters, was subpoenaed to testify. So was Mi chael Murphy, Hughes Airwest public relations 'I Earned My Share Of Ransom' By TOM. BAllLEY Of tM Dall• l'llol SQtt Kidnap suspect Ricki Dale Sellers told an Or8.lllle County Superior Court jury Thursday that he saw nothing morally wrong with kidnaping potato chip heir John H . "Jack" Scud- der of Newport Beach. "Morally, ildidn'tbother me,'' the 21-year-old witness told pro· secutor Bi II M orissey in the open· ing minutes of his cross examina· lion. "I wouldn't call it stealing." Morissey asked Sellers how he would define the ad or demand- ing $250,000 in ransom money from Mrs. Valerie Scudder last Aug. 19 while her husband was being driven up and down the coastline in a motor home rented by the two defendants. "I had to earn it," Sellers said adding that he was to receive $50,000 for his share-in Ure abduc- tion of Scudder. 64. And he explained to the deputy dist r ict attorney that h e personally drew the finel y de· tailed maps for the project and drove the motor home in which Scudder. allegedly was held cap- tive. Sellers s tressed throughout his testimony that Scudder was never a captive in tbe vehicle and willingly cooper ated in a kidnap that he had helped to plan. Morissey asked Sellers if the defendant had given any thought to Mrs. Scudder's feelings when she was told by telephone that she had to get $250,000 in cash together or her husband would be eliminated. The prosecutor abandoned his attempts to get an answer when Sellers repeatedly told him that he could not understand the ques- tion. (Sff SCUDDER, Page A.2) officer in San Mateo. They joined Donald K. Brown, a Sacramento lobbyist, in open· ing testimony covering aUega· lions that Diedrich improperly this fall solicited campaign con· tributions for other political can· did ates. Ferguson refused today to dis cuss bis testimony other than to say he was told when leaving the Jury room that his testimony, as is customary, was secret. Murphy also refused to discuss his appearance before the Grand COURT REMOVAL SOUGHT Justice Mar•h•ll F. McComb Panel Urges Dismissal of Top Judge SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The California Commission on Judicial Performance recom· mended unanimously today that Associate Justice Marshall F. McComb or the s tate Supreme Court be removed from office because of senility. The commission said the 82- year-old jurist had a "permanent mental disability" and failed to perform his duties. The recommendation goes to the clerk of the California Supreme Court. Since the recom- mendation involves a judge or that court, the California Constitution provides that a tribunal consisting of seven state Court of Appeal judges be select- <See JUDGE, PageA2) Driverless Auto R11hs Wild in Irvine A driverless car rolled out of a Turtle Rock driveway Thursday -running over lawns, nattening saplings and finally crashing lnto a closed garage door more than a block away. Irvine Police said ,.Ile mishap began at about 11:30 a.m. at a re- sidence at 5962 Sierra Siena. Bertha Villa or Santa Ana, a cleaninl woman at that re- ai<mlce, told police she was pre- partn1 to leave when the acci· dent happened. Mis1 Vtlla uld she drove the car ~of the 1araae and lnt.o the drivrioay (lt bad been backed in- to the l&nle). She Uid aho left the auto runnin1 as 1be went back t.o close the 1arap door. Suddenly, she said, it beaan movlnM down the driveway at about 20 miles per hour, drove in· to the adjacent street Slerra Nocbe and then beganiwreak havoc on the neighborh Miss Villa said she d not catch the runaway car. It soon jumped the curb on Sierra Noche. It t hen ran over five lawns and knocked down about a half-dozen small lawn and parkway treu along tbe 1"'>'. Then, t he compact ca~ traveled int.o the next street, Sierra Bravo, and crashed into a cloeed .1arage door at. 5941 Sierra Bravo. Inside the garaae. the driver· leu car acratcbea a 1975 Uncotn Continental Mark JV and bn>lce eeveral antiques, accord.11'\1 to tbe police report. Police 1Ull have not de· tennined why. ' > c I Jury. . But Hughes Airwest press of· I ficer Leo Pitt admitted a com- pany representative had been 1 subpoenaed by the jury. I Pitt said the company will not make a public statement on lbe ' a ll eged campai t n fund shenanigans until tbe jury's pro· j be is concluded. Diedrich has insisted tbat he has done no wrong in soliciting 1 campaign funds for candidates I he "(eels arc worth while and <See PROBE, Page A2) Fairview's Chi.ef Raises1 Employelre By STEVE MITOIELL Ot-O•ll?P'•let- flemarks by Fairview State • Hospital 's outspoken aw mlniatrator have raised the ire ct the California State Employes Association. Dr. Michael Levine, recenUy named administrator of the Costa Mesa hospital for the men- tally retarded, said earlier this week that Fairview "is not the p l a c-e Co r c i v i I s e r v i c e employes." He said human services shoul be removed from civil service. adding, "It's okay for building freeways or testing milk, butl when you're dealing with people with mental disorders, the civil! service does not belong.'· ' He also complained about tbe difficatty·in·firing inexperiencedl or incompetent civil servicet employes, and suggested many1 employes be subjected to testst and work on a contract basis. - Keith Hearn, a spokesman with the California St ate Employes Association, said to- day his organization was "very disturbed lo r ead Levine's com- ments. I "A man who publicly ad·, vocates bypassing the merit civil~ service system is not the kind o person who should be a top ad- ministrator in that system,••· Hearn said. "Dr. L~ine was totally out ofi. line in attacking the stale person1 nel board's court-tested pro- cedures for guarding against arbitrary firing of employes. "CSEA Jcnows oC no dismissal recommendations by Dr. Levine which have been overturned at the personnel board level, although we understand some have been rejected by his own superiors. If such action had <See FAIRVI EW, PageA2> Co ast 1 Weather Chance of a rew showers Saturday with gusty winds at times. Highs near 60 with low In low <40s . I . J ~ , , • I) t Al'Wlr.,._.. MISSING ON PLANE 'Dolly' Sinatra E'ro-. Page A J MOTHER • • said at Las Vegas' McCarran In- ternational Airport that the last contact with the plane was made by an air route traffic controller at Palmdale. There apparently was no re- port of any malfunction aboard the plane. fn Las Vegas, Sinatra went through almost a full hour of performance at his early show with the audience unaware of what had happened. Sinatra appearcll relaxed throughout the show, and even joked at times. He introduced celebrities in the audience, in· eluding actors Louis Jourdan and Michael Caine. along with enter· tainer Tony Orlando and Los Angeles Dodgers' manager Tom- my Lasorda. After the show. Si natra left the stage quickly, then returned to acknowledge the standing ova- tion. But the curtain fell with no encore. Irvine Police Hold Suspect In Burglary A 39-year·old Irvine man was arrested Thursday on suspicion of attempted burglary after Irvine police allegedly caught him on the roof of a Deerfield re- sidence. Police said they a rres ted Raymond Carrillo, of 4102 Old Mill Street, after they found him crouching near the skylight on the roof of a house at 10 Mint Glade. According to police. they were ca lled b y the homeowner, Malcalm Daill, a real estate broker. when he heard noises on the roof and then spotted a man's race peering into one of lhP. h1gh windows in his livmg room. When police arrived. they searched the area and dis· cover~ Carrillo on the roof, they said. Fro•PageAl PROBE .•• should be elected to of.'ict· " Thursday. he sent a letter to the District Attorney's Office de- manding to appear before the grand Jury with evidence he said would point to his Innocence. "When I say innocence 1 mean 1know1 have done nothing WTong and that whatever it is they (the )ury > are after 1s without found a· tion." Diedrich said. The inquiry or alleged tm· proper techniques m soliciting campaign funds comes in the wake of an intensive Grand Jury clvil review of the county's En· vironm enta l Management Agency. Today. former county planning commissioner Shirley Grindle said she has made three ap· pearances before the j ury totaJI· ing about 15 hours in Its civil re- view of the county's con- troversial super agency. DAILY PILOT T"'t 0rtftelf CM" 0.1t1 PHM. _..._....,.,.,_ 1, c...,... ~ttw Jr,tel#\ ftt"t, l\WIJtf,,_.bf""OtMIOr '°""-'"''"'l( ..... fty loo ....... .011 ....... pwo.il""'ff Mo#td•f • ._ .. ~ "''"' ·~ ''°"''• ""'"° '"•-' '"O(~. 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There is little possibility that a Democratic Congress waiting for Democratic Presidept-elect Carter to take ollice Jan. 20 will take any action on the proposals or an outgoing Republican presi- dent. Missing from Ford's message was his controversial proposal to lift price controls from gasoline. The proposal already had been delayed once before amid grow- i n g o pposition Crom con- gressional Democrats who con- tend the step would result in higher prices for consumers at the gasoline pump. Ford said that since becoming president, "We have made a good s tart towards a com- prehensive national energy policy." However , he said U.S. reliance on imported oil is greater now than at the time of the 1974 Arab oil embargo. "And we have not yet as a na- tion faced up to many of the hard decisions and choices that are necessary before we can achieve our energy objectives.'' From Page Al FAIRVIEW been overturned by the board, it is because they were glaringly unjust. In our experience, the board tends to uphold all but the most outrageous firings. ''Our state hospitals and the people who work there have enough problems without this kind or unprofessional conduct by Dr. Levine." The CSEA spokesman said the organization has been in contact with the state Department or Health, and quoted Chief Deputy Director Ray Procunier as .say- ing Levine's statements do not reflect the feelings of that depart- ment. Dr. Levine said today he had heard of the CSEA 's reaction. ·•After the findings of the Little Hoover Commission into opera- tions at mental hospitals, there is a lot of public concern about personnel practices in the system," he said. "I think a lot of people have· questions in their minds about employment practices in the system . and they should be brought out into the open." He said he didn't expect his re- marks to be popular with the CSEA. F,....PageAl SCUDDER •. SelJers, or Hermosa Beach, and William Rudy Wesson, 45, or Tustin, are accused of grabbing Scudder as be left his dentist's of· fice in Huntington Beach last Aug. 19 with a view to holding him for ransom. Both men claim that Scudder helped them draw up the plan for the kidnaping. E',.... Page AJ · RAIN .•• science professor Charles Lewis, the present storm has brought more precipitation to Costa Mesa than the city had all last year. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 inches of rainfall from JuJy 1, 1975 to June 30, 1976. Out of Aetion He cited the following measures as proposals that .should be given the "highest priority:" -Removal of federal price re- gulaUon from new natural gas supplies. an action he claimed is "crucial to increasing domestic production and r educing wasteful and inefficient uses." -Revision of domestic crude oil price controls to allow greater ~exibility in establishing a pric-~g formula "that will encourage increased domestic productio.i and assist in phasing out con- trols." -Government assistance to private lirms willing to build uranium enrichment facilities to process and provide fuel for nuclear power plants. -Amendments to clean air legislation, including an easing or statutory requirements for auto emissions. Saddle back Campus in Irvine Eyed SaddJeback CoJlege's planned second campus in Irvine will again be the focus of attention at Monday night's regular board of trustees meeting, which begins at 7:30 p.m. in the library. Trustees will conduct the legally mandated public hearing on the draft environmental im- pact report tor the new facility, which is to occupy about 20 acres at the com er of Myford Road and Bryan Avenue. Depending on the final public input, the board will consider adoption of a resolution declar- ing the El R to be adequate fulfi ll· plent of the California Environ- m ental Quality Act require- ments. The most vocal negative remarks on the EIR to date have come from the Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory Council. The MAC has withheld its support for the new campus until hearing a detailed briefing. None has been scheduled. Also before the board is a re· quest from co ll efte ad- ministrators to begin pre- liminary planning for prepara- tion of next year's budget, which could lop $19.5 million. That could be close to $1 million higher than this year's spending plan. Include d in the tentative budget figures is a sum of $1.3 million to cover site purchase and development for the new campus. Other major expenditures pro- posed for next school year-in- clude $750,000 tor a campus swimming pool and $600,000 to convert space in the library for administrative offices. Nine Jailed On Welfare Fraud Raps Orange County District At· torney Cecil Hicks' war on welfare cheats continued Wlabat- ed this week with the jailing of nine people who face court action on charges of welf arefraud. Investigators said the seven women and two men booked into the county jail defrauded the county's welfare department of nearly $7 .000 in public assistance payments. More than SO former welfare re- cipients have been jailed since the drive began two months ago. The loss to the county has been estimated at well over $25.000. Investigators said the nine persons jailed this week came from Santa Ana, Garden Grove, Fullerton, Anaheim, Orange and Westminster. Animal Control Van Crashes in Irvine The truck used by an animal services officeT ln Irvine collided witb a car Thunday during the rainstorm, result.tng in no ln-1m1es but UH! J~ss of tM truck ror at lust a week. The noon colUslon occurred at the intersectJon of CUiver Drive and l)eerfleld A venue. Carl Parano, animal services officer, was traveling south· bound on Culver Or1ve and the motorist, Clarice Short MacL.eod, 62, ot 31~ C Alta VI.a· ta, Laguna Hllls, was maldna a left tum onto Culver Drive from Deerfield A venue, police said. Mn. MacLeod's car re(eived only minor c1.-ma1e, 1JUt-t!nr"en· tire front end of Paaano's plckup truck needs repair and will pro- bably be out of commbslon for. at leQt a week. police said. P11ano, wbo wlll US4ta city van unUl the truck ls repaired, said there 'ft'tre no animals ln th6 rear of the vehicle at the time ol the colUalon .• . A Chilly Reception Pliinnen Bwulle Up m Heat Goes Out By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of Ille DlllY-~ il.tti Planning Commission Chairman. Jaclde Heather spent most of the night bundled up in her Cur coat . Forrest Smith, testifying during the public hearing on the Sea Island apart· ments, apologized for his husky voice, noting that be caught a cold while waiting to speak. Sue Ficker, representative or the Central Newport Beach Community As- sociation, allowed as how Alaska was warmer. THE TWRTY PEOPLE who spent more than four hours Thursday night in the Newport Beach City Council cham- bers while attending the planning com- mluloo meeU.na shared one th1u in com· mon: they were all very cold. Mrs. Heather said commissioners noticed the cold during their afternoon study session. City workers were unable to repair the broken heatin~ system, so the group sat bundled up during-the even· ing meeting while the cold air was blown through the room. TJONGS WEREN'T much better at the close of the meeting. As commissioners, city staff mem· bers and observers walked out of the meeting into the rain, they were greeted by the sight of the sprinklers watering the city hall lawns. The sprinklers were operating in the middle o( a downpour. FroaaPageAJ Skateboard Course JUDGE ••. ed by lol to act on the recommen· dation. l.ncation Rejected Justice McComb has JO days within which to petition for rejec- tion of the recommendation. He is disqualified from acting as a judge while the recommendation is pending. Irvine's Community Services Commission rejected a recom- mendation Wednesday to re- locate the controversial skateboard track in University Park at a new spot in Rancho San Joaquin. Culver Drive to reach the new site and that might prove dangerous. The commiss ion filed a 32-page report containing extensive find- ings and conclusions based on the report or three special masters prepared after seven days of he.arings last November. The commission's report said ''respondent McComb has a permanent mental disability, to· wit, a senile condition that seriously interferes with the performances or his duties as a justice of the Supreme Court of the state of California. Because of such disability, respondent is unable to perform the duties or a justice of the Supreme Court or the State of California." Commissioners rejected the proposal by a special skateboard committee and voted unanimous- ly instead to recommend that the skateboard course be left somewhere in University Com- munity Park. Commissioners asked city staff members to explore new sites within University Com- munity Park, such as the open meadow area or near the handball courts. Several commissioners said they reared moving it to the four- acre parcel on Michelson Road, because University Park youngsters would have to cross The city council is scheduled to hear the matter Tuesday and will receive the recommendation lrom the special skateboard committee and also the sugges- tion from the Community Services Commission. The council may decide to move the course to Rancho San Joaquin (between the golf course and service station being built>. move it to a new site within University Community Park or leave It where it is now. Problems began several months ago when residents of the new Peters townhomes that lie behind the s kateboard course complained about noise, van- dalism and -large crowds of teenagers. anua New carpet shipments are on their way and we're making room. We've reduced prices on t 1ry one of Lees best-selling carpets dur- ing Lees January Clearance Sale. TWO WEEKS ONLY! Choose from hundred~ of colors & ·styles & patterns. Hurry, the Lees Carpets Author- ized January Clearance Sale ends January 22nd. DEN'S : iiisiailatiaii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor 1663 PLA,CENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 926'17 • PHONE 6'6·,838 -64'6·2355 , • t . . . . ' I Laguna/ South Coast EDITION .. Aftt•r1100H N.Y. SCo,•ks OL. 70, NO. 7, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1977 TEN CENTS . inatra's · Mother -Aboard Missing Jet PALM SPRINGS (APJ rank Sinatrct 's 82·year old other was one of four persons aboard a twin-engine private jet that apparently crashed in rugged mountains on a flight from Palm Springs to Las Vegas. ~uthorilies said. A helicopte r search or the snow·covered San Beranrdino Mountains began at dawn today Natalie "Dolly " Sinatra was flying to Las Vegas Thursday for the opening or her son's show al Caesars Palace when the chartered Lear jet disappeared. The three other persons were an unidentili~ female friend of Mrs. Sinatra's from New Jersey and two crew members. Ron Hazard, 11 San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy in charge of the search, said efforts were hampered by moderate to heavy snow Calling throughout the area He said weather conditions were ."extremely poor" and there was • a chance the search would have to be called off because of the storm. Lee Sollers, Sinatra's press aide, said Sinatra was told of the apparent crash shortly before he went on stage Thursday night. ··He reacted, how would you react to the news that your iedrich Probe raws New Pair r By GARY G RANVILLE ~ Of Ill• 0411¥ Pilot St.If . An aide lo Orange County !Supervisor Thomas Riley and a Hughes Airwest public rel:.itions Iman were among the Wltnesses 'Who testified before the Grand Jury Wednesday in its ·probe into upervisor Ralph Oiednch's und raising activities. Scott Ferguson, 24, Riley's "aison aide on land use matters. was subpoenaed to testify. So was Michae l Murphy. ughes Atrwe~t public relations orflcer in San Mateo. They jmned Donald K. Brown. a Sacramento lobbyist, in open· ing testimony covenng alleg<1- t1ons that Diedrich improperly this fall solicited campaign con- tributions for other political can· ctidates. Ferguson refused today to dis· cuss his testimony other than to say he was told when)eaving the jury room that his testimony, as 1s customary, was secret. Murphy also refused to discuss hJs appearance before the Grand Jury But Hughes Airwest pres~ of ficer Leo Pitt admitted a com· pany representative had been subpoenaed by the jury. Pitt said the company will nol make a public statement on the alleged campaign fund shenanigans until the Jury's pro- be is concluded. Diedrich has insisted that he has done no wrong in soliciting campaign funds for cand.idates he "feels are worth while and <See PROBE, PageA2l '.Just Hot•nds' Puppies Dropped to Death SAN l"Rl\NCISCO <AP) -Five puppies born Christmas Oay were dropped to their death from an eighth-floor balcony because their owner felt they had no sale value. Laguna Has 9 Burglaries During Rain John T . Bell, 52. was arrested Thursday by police on charges of drunkenness and cruelty to animals. "They were just bounds, and nobody wanted them." BeJl said. Bell said the puppies were born to his dog, Queenie, part labrador and part setter. He said if they had been purebred they would have had sale value and he would not have thrown them away. B's Tij1lana Day ssailed by Citizen There'll be a "Laguna Beach ay in T1Juana" but as an effort better relations, it's likely to a holtamale. Laguna Beach resident John V. abne1s told the city council he uJd ptcket all such activities. "El dla de Laguna Beach en Ti- \lana" was suggested by the exican city's officials as a ans or promoting tounsm and terlng relations. • Cabriels, who was robbed at unpolnt in Mexico and his amper van stolen severaJ years RO. referred to California's utherly neighbors as "ban- ~tos. '' f'urther. he hauled forth the re- cent warnings by the Auto Club telling travelers to avoid Mex- ican journeys. · Undaunted by Gabriels' tales Webb Fire Arson LOS ANGEJ.,ES (AP> -A tl·million fire that gutted Webb's department store in downtown ~lend11le pr&ably was caused by arson, flrlofCiciaJs believe. or terror. the city council gave approval Wednesday. April 30 was selected as "El Dia" and a preliminary meeting with Tijuana officials and Laguna VIPs set where plans will be made. As chairman of the city's Parks and Recreation Commit- tee, Gabriels ordinarily would be in the thick of making arrange-. men ts. •. In.stead, he said he would be working on bis picket signs. Slide Lecture Set By Art Affiliates The Affiliates of the Laguna Beach Museum of Art will hold a meeting at 2 p .m . Jan. 18, at the Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. A slide lecture will be1 given by Elaine Levin. curator of the January Show of Surrealistic Ceramics. Tea will be served after the show. • A rash of nine burglaries. all occurring at night during th~ rain. was reported Thursday to Laguna Beach police. The burglaries were pre- dominantly of businesses and in· volved minor amounts or cash or property, however. the ransack- ing of a medical office netted thieves a large quantity of drugs and syringes. Detective Steve Kirsch said the incidents were ·'highly unusual" because rain usually, reduces burglaries. Kirsch said he would be re- viewing reports from all current burglaries lo detect similarities. At this point, he said he did not know if they were related. In many cases, entry to the (See BURGLARS, Page A2l Suicide Pilot Kills 3 Others SYDNEY, Australia CA P> A 23 -year -old Engli s h pilot who was singing an aria from the d eath scene of •"Madame Bulterfly" crash· dived his twin-engine airplane in· . to airport buildings in Alice Spr- ings, killing himself and three other people, police said. Officers said today Colin Richard Forman planned a .. suicide mission" and that a log he left behind gave details or his scheme. Acquaintances said Forman felt he was a failure in a hostile country. He bad been dismissed from an air charter firm and from a regional airline. Police said that on the dale of his last dismissal, a recording in the log read: "Sent enced to death to- day." CUEA Endorses TtixJ TrUstee "Candidates ~ The representatJve councU of the Capistrano Unified Educa- tion Association (CUEA) voted unanimously Tburaday to en- dorse trustee candidate Robert Bachelor in the March 8 school board election. · Bachelor's wife, Linda, ls employed a' well by Saddleback Valley Unified. She teaches kin· der1arten at San Joaquin Elementary ln Laguna Hills. Bachelor toJd the teacher coun- cil Tbunday that in the nine years he bas worked in t.he field of education, he has never once • mothec; was mass ing under condi· lions like that?" said Sollers. "Of course, he reacted. But he went on anyway . Yeah, and he sounded great." Three other persons. 10cluding a friend or Mrs. Slnatra and two crew members, were aboard the Lear Jet when it left Palm Spr ings at 4:55 p.m. for the 30· minute flight. Visibility was eight miles and a light rain was falling Two feet of snow have fallen m the area in two days. Even in good weather, it is a 15-hour hike to the nearest road. A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration said the plane disappeared from the radar screens about lour minutes after it took ofr, putting it IO the vicinity of 11,500'-foot Mt. San Gorgonio. The plane was at ahoul O•••Y Piiot P ... t. 0¥ llo&.1'1 ll•rtc•r VERN EMMONS, 65, HELPS KINDERGARTNER Boy Feared Crossing Flooded Huntington Beach Street ~ Fickle Front Holds Weekend's--Weather By MICHAEL PASKEVJCH Of the O•llV Piiot St11t There's probably a better chance of predicting the final score of Sunday's Super Bowl in Pasadena than predicting whether or not it will rain that day. A strong. slow-moving low- pressure system has dumped more than two inches of rain on Southern California during the past three days and weather forecasters are tight-lipped when it comes to making a final predic- tion for Sunday':; extravaganza. Today's early forecast called for a less than 10 percent chance of rain Sunday. but a ijnal pred1c tion awaits word on the southward movement of the low- pressure trough. Officially. the National Weather Service is predicting a 50 percent poss ibility of rains at kickoff time, but unofficially. weathermen say the situation 1s so confused thal a definite pre- diction is next t• impossible. Meanwhile, Orange Coast resi- dents can expect continued showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Skies should clear a bit Satur- day and forecasters predict slightly warmer temperatures with highs along the coast of about 58 degrees and lows in the mid·40s The three-day-storm has brought smiles to the races of Orange County farmers. The rain has soaked local crops with a minimum or runoff. according to Huntingron Beach's unofficial "eatherman. J . Sherman Denny. Huntington Beach has re- gistered 2.27 inches of rain since Wednesday night, bringmg the <Se~ RAIN, Page A2) Driver Hits Gas Meters, Escapes Death Marie Darkenwald was lucky to be alive Thursday, San Clemenle firemen said. alter she backed her car over a ba.rt1CW gas meters. snapping o{f th~eads and releasing a jet o{ gas qainst the hot auto tailpipe. Fire Engineer Nick Maule said a spark from the still running car could have set off an explosJon. Toi\)' Leon, CUEA president. said .the council was extremely welllmpreslled by Bachelor, who teaches a fitt.b-slxth cractea com- bination claaa at Aliso Elemen- tary School In Lhe Seddleback Valley \1nlfied School District. . ltac1 l\rw-optntlm dclted -by-a - school board member. Firemen said when they got to the scene the air was thJck with 411eaplng naluul aas.......A crowd had 1athered at the Darkenwald home, at 223 W. Avenida Le& aald ClJEA will also IUl)· port William Manlhan for the Capistrano Unified School Board. Manahan leaches first grade at Rancho Canada Elementary School, also ln the Saddleback school di.strict. 1"1 Intend to make myself available to individual teachers and parenta, the ones who are mott 11\volved with t.he schools," he said. "1 thlnk the result wUI be • better ed.ucatlon, wtth money aaved." Bachelor, 29, 30731 Paseo del Niiuet, wlll be running aeainst • (SH ENOORSE, Pace AZ> . ' o....,..-~." Nllilt ALIO SUPPORTED Wlldam Manahan . t) Paliteda. · The fas sounded like a locomot ve, according to ob- servers. Ma\lle waded ln under a fine curtain or IJ>rAY firemen dltccted over tbe tas and sbut a valve to cut lt. Tb Darkenwald home WU thcp aired Of the &U. 8,900 feel altitude when il d1sap pear ed. 1 A spokesmanJor Jet Avia Inc . , owner and operator of lhe plane. said at Las Vegas' McCarran In· temational Airport that the last contact with the plane was made by an air route traffic controller at Palmdale There apparently was no re port of any malfunction aboard !See MOTHER, Page A2) 'I Earned Share • in Ransom' l i By TOM BARLEY t Ol lhe 011ly Po lot Stitt t Kidnap suspect Ricki Dale Sellers told an Orange County Superior Court jury Thursday , that he saw nothing morally • wrong with kidnaping potato . chip heir John H . "Jack" Scud· der of Newport Beach. ··Morally, it didn't bother me," , the 21-year-old witness told pro I secutor 8111 M orissey in the open- ing minutes of his cross examina· tion. "I wouldn't call it stealing.·· I Morissey asked Sellers how he would define the acl of demand ing $250.000 in ransom money I from Mrs. Valerie Scudder lasl Aug. 19 while her husband wa~ being driven up and down the I coastline in a motor home rented \ b) the two defendants "I had to earn 1t, ·· Sellers said 1 adding that he was to receive $50,000 for his share in the abduc- tion or Scudder. 64. · And he explained to the deputy district attorney that h e personally drew the finely de· tailed maps for the proje<:l and drove the motor home in which ~udder allegedly was held ca~ t1ve. Sellers stressed throughout his I testimony that Scudder was never a captive in the vehicle and willingly cooperated in a kidnap that be had helped to plan. Morissey asked Sellers if the defendant had given any thought I to Mrs. Scudder·s feelings when she wes told by telephone that she had to get $250,000 in cash f together or her husband would be eliminated. The prosecutor abandoned his 1 attempts to get an answer when l Sellers repeatedly told him that 1 he could not understand the ques-, lion. SeUers. of Hermosa B.each, and William Rudy Wesson, 45, of Tustin, are accused of grabbing Scudder as he Jert his dentist's of- fice in Huntington Beach lasl Aug. 19 with a view to holding him for ransom. Both men claim that Scudder helped them draw up the plan Cor the kidnaping. Neither man has explained why Scudder broke oul f of the van as it drove through Fountain Valley alter faking a h eart attack in Wesson 's I absence. Sellers testified Thursday that he was driving Scudder lo lhe · nearest hospital when the victim I lurched against him and caused him to lose control of the motor ' home. Sellers told the jury that the in· juries sustained by Scudder in the van were not inflicted by either defendant as Scudder claimed in his testimony. The young witness said Scud. der fell to the floor as the vehiclr braked to a hall and suffere<'. .n <See SCUDDER, Page A2> Or::J~:st Weather Chance of a few showers Saturday with gusty winds at times. Hiahs near 60 with low in low 40s. INSIDE TODAY Bruah up on "z.ov.,, and Madmen'' wh~ the Rot/al SbaU1peare Compon31 ~s to UC Irvine nm Wftk. See Page Cl for detaila,about the two public perf ormaooe1. l•dex CJ.1 •• .., UJ' ~ .... cg ! .. .. ... ,, .. A~Wlr...,.to MISSING ON PLANE 'Dolly' Sinatra fi'r o• P age A 1 MOTH ER • • the plane. Jn Las Vegas. Sinatra went through almost a full hour of performance at his early show with the audience unaware of what had happened. Sinatra appeared r elaxed throughout the s how, and even joked at times lie introduced celebrities in the audience, in· eluding actors Louis Jourdan and Michael Caine. along with enter- tainer Tony Orlando and Los Angeles Dodgers· manager Tom my Lasorpa. After the s how. Sinatra left the stage quickly, then returned to acknowledge the standing ova· lion. But the curtain fell with no encore. . fi'ro• Page A 1 RAIN ..• season total to 8.48 inches. Last year 's seasonal total was 1.4 tn· ches. Laguna Beach's unofficial weatherman Bill Shi('Jds report· ed 1.21 inches of rainfall since Thursday night. bringing the three-day total to I .80 inches. The Newport Beach Harbor Department reported a three day total of 1.99 inches, surpassing last year's total of . 72 inches for the season to date . , The El Toro Fire Department t reported 1. 76 inct}es of moisture I from the storm for a seasonal total of 6.56 inches so far. Seasonal records are taJlied from , J uJy 1. 1976 to July I. 1977. Last year's seasonal total for the El Toro area was a mere .91 inches. Slightly less than one inch or rain fell on Costa Mesa during lhe 24-hour period from 8 a.m . Thursday to 8 a.m. this morning A rain gauge 1n operation at Orange Coast College registered 1.86 inches since Wednesday evening, bringing the season to date total to S.93 inches. According to OCC physical science professor Charles Lewis, the present storm has brought more precipitation to Costa Mesa than the city had all last year. Costa Mesa rerorded 1 86 inches of rainfall from July 1, 1975 to June JO, 1976. Police Hunt 4 E scapees TUCSON, Artz. (AP> -An Anzona Stale Prison guard and a young couple taken hostage by four stale prison escapees were found unharmed today in a 'Tucson apartment, po!Jce said. \ Po I 1 c e s a 1 d l h e y w e r t' searching the Tucson area for the four men who escaped Wednes- d ay night from the maximum security statt' prison at Florence. The escapees were armed with \weapons they took from prison llP!ards. The escapees forced their way ·into the Tucson apartment early jThursd ay, said a police spok esma n , Sgt. Bobby iMoreland. 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J ustice's Remov al Urged Cleniente May Put Issue on 1 978 Ballo t San Clemente voters may &et to declde ln Mareh, um, whether they want to pay for a paramedic training program tor which the fire department already ls &ird· ing. The City Council decided un· animously Wedn,esday to con· sider putting the paramedic is· sue on the next ge~ral ballot, and simultaneously voted to pull out of the program for now. Six San Clemente firemen were due to join a paramedics class this March al U<.; Irvine Medical Center. but Fire Chief Ron Coleman said he would be pressed to find any volunteers he could spare from his force of nine firefighters. If voters elect to pursue city participation in the county paramedic service master plan. Coleman said, they would face first-year costs of about Sl00,000, "any way you cul it. .. Based on present assessed values in San Clemente, that works out to about an extra 10 cents on the tax rate. San Clemente is one of the basic 33 paramedic stations out· lined in the county master plan, fi'ro• Page AJ BURGLARS businesses was through the jim· mying of door locks with a pry tool, or through t he removal of louver glass window panes. Both, however, are standard means of entry for burglars. In one case, an attempted theft al Elinor's Beauty Shop, 448 S . Coast Highway was foiled by an auxiliary lock on the door. Police determined the burglary at the office of Ors. Carl Weber and F.P. Meyer, 1929 S. Coast Highway, to be the most serious. A variety of narcotics and dangerous drugs was stolen. In addition, a number of syringes and needles. some used. were taken in the ransacking of the of- fice. Entry was via a window after the louver panes were re· moved, police said. It is the second recent burglary at the Weber-Mayer offices Edward Branchard, owner of the Stand. 238 Thalia, reported the theft of $47 taken after a burglar pried open a wire.mesh covering a back window when an attempt at forcing a door failed. John Kutchera, a florist at Macres Florists. 490 S. Coast Highway, reported lhe theft of $20 taken when a door was pried open. Robert Graham, anemployeat the Lazy Crab restaurant. 480 S. Coast Highway, reported the theft of an unknown amount of money taken when the cash re- gister was broken open. An at· tempt to break into a cigarette machine failed. Albin ·Dahlstrom. owner of Legion Wash and Fold, 591 Goff St.. reported the breakin of his business. Loss was unknown pending further investigation. Police received a report of a burglary at 506 G lenneyre Street, but no further information was 1mmedfately available. Detectives are also investigat- ing two reported residential burglaries. Kerry T. Leedom, of Hillcrest Drive. Laguna Beach, reported · the theft of $350 worth of com- mercial photographs and $150 tape recorder taken from her garage. David"'R. Mayer. 511 S. Coast Highway. reported the theft of mo in property including a camera. photo equipment and a sleeping bag. F .-...rageAl PROBE .•• should be elected to office.'' Thursday, he sent a letter to the District Attorney's Office de- manding to appear before the grand jury with evidence he said would point to his innocence. "When l say innocence I mean l know 1 have done nothing wrong and that whatever it is they (the jury> are after is without founda- tion." Diedrich said. The inquiry of alleged im· proper techniques in soliciting campaign funds comes in the wake of an intensive Grand Jury civil review of the county's En· vironmen t al Management Agency. Today, former county planning commissioner Shirley Grindle said she has made three ap- pearances before the jury totall· ing· about 15 hours ln its civil re· view of the county's con· troversial supeT agency. However , Mrs. Grindle said she has not been subpoenaed or testified before the Grand Jury ln its possible criminal probe into thefund ral&lng adMt1es. Candidates Diedrich aJletedly volunteered help to raise cam· patsn funds include county supervl8ors Pbillp Anthony and Laurence Sehmtt, assemblymen Dennis Mangers (0.Huntlngton Beach) and Chet Wray <O· Cypress). which seeka t o provide paramedic aervlce t.o eo percent of the county area. Coleman was a member or the onginal county committee which devised the master plan which Wednesday the San Clemente council endorsed in concept. The city had been the only Orange County community wh.ich had not yet adopted the plan. Within six months. Coleman said, San Clemente wilJ be lhe on· ly city in Orange CoWlty without paramedic coverage, "the weak link," Coleman said, in the plan. Coleman said his department should be ready to participate in the program by July, 1978, and said the proposed election in Marc:h would not interfere with tbeUmlng. Coleman said the department has already geared its emergen· cy ambulance service, which renders fast transport and firs ta id care, lo absorb the paramedic function. He said equipment purchases for the ambulance during the past three years have been of items suitable for a paramedic operation. Coleman recommended that the council "resolve" lo hire at least four new firemen in July in order to draw upon candidates for paramedic schooling. However. rounr1l members did not commit themselves to that additional manpower .. ~ ........... COURT REMOVAL SOUGHT Juetlce Mer•h•U F. McComb _. SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The Callfornlu Commission on Judicial Performance recom· mended unanimously today that Associate Justice Manhall F. ·McComb of the state Supreme Court be removed from oltlco because of senility. The commission said the 82· year-old jurist had u "permanent mental disability" and fatted to perform his duties. BuiMer_s Face New Fee The recommendation goes to the clerk of t he California Supreme Court. Since the rerom· mendallon involves a judge of t hat court, t he California Constitution provides that a tribunal conslsUng of seven state Court or Appeal judges be selec:t· ed by lot lo act on the rccommen· dation. Justice McComb has 30 days within which to petition for rejec· tion of the recommendation. He Is disqualified from acting as a judge while the recommendation is pending. .. Ordinance D esigne d to Sa ve Far mland By ANNE COOPER Of,,. 0111'( ~ .... M.tlf Developers in San Juan Capistrano will pay $500 per house or $1,000 per acre for com- mercial development to save farming in the city, if the City Council gives final approval to an ordinance which passed its first reading this week on a 3-2 vote. Adoption is scheduled for Jan. 19. In a related action, councilmen voted 3·2 to initiate a general plan amend ment designating about 235 acres of San Juan farmland for p ermanent agricultural use. The rarmland to be preserved, if the amendment is ultimately approved, is currently zoned for residential development. The two parcels targeted for long- term farming include about JOO acres along the east side of Del Obispo Street. currently in row crops, and about 135 acres or orange groves, west of the San Diego Freeway in north San Juan. Jncluded in the proposed general plan amendment was a request from the El Camino Ford Agency of San Clemente for a rezone at Junipero Serra and the San Diego Freeway to accom- modate the agency's relocation to that cite, c urrenUy zoned for commerciaol recre.ation. The dealership's requested amendment was denied3-2. Voting for the farm.land pre- servation amendment with de· velopmen t i ees to suppoft agriculture and against the auto agency request were M'lyor Douglas Nash and Councilmen • Kenneth Friess and Yvon lleckscher. The nimority vote Issues came f'.-...Pa_ge Al ENDORSE. • Incumbent Bob Hurst and Pat Mancini to represent trustee area 6, inland Laguna Niguel. "The number one question to consider when money is spent is: how does this benefit children?" said Bachelor, father of three· year·old Bobby. ''How, for exam- ple, does an expensive ad- ministration building benefit children?" Bachelor said he does not feel that he has to defend h.is right as a teacher to serve on the school board. He pointed out that the American Medical Association board is made up of doctors, not businessmen. "I have a constitutional right to represent my community if elected." he said. "Parents have a vested interest in schools, and yet parents a re not forbidden from running. Nobody offered to exempt me from paying school district taxes because I'm a teacher." Leon gaid the CUEA has of. fered funding to Manahan and will m ake the aame offer to Bachelor. Manahan has already accepted the teachers' oiler, Leon sald. CUEA will apply to Americans for Better Citizens, a division of the California Teachers' Associa- Uon for funding, he said. An ap. plication will be finalized within the next week, when the teacher council determines what flnan· cia1 needs the candidates they support are JlkeJy to have. f',....P.,,eAI SCUDDER •• juries t.o his mouth and a cut over his ri&bt eye. · "l dido 't lay .. hand on bJm," Sellers said. "Jn feet, he wu the one who w•• holding me and I bad to spray blm with Mace to make hfm let go." Sellen a~Scudder wu told to leave th and never •l any time had to reak OQt of it, u the victJm h., teattrltd. "I'd had enouab of Lt by then," Selle.rt aald. ''And when l beard him start yelllna about heart at. tacks and 1ddn&PI once be IOt out on the sidewalk I left the van and ran." from Councilmen John Sweeney and Richard McDowell . An organl~alion of San Juan businessmen, citing partial re· suHs from a citizen survey con- ducted over the past three weeks. urged the council not to proceed with agriculture preservation. A spokesman also argued for ap· prov al of the Ford agency rezone request. Former councilman Tony Forster, c hairman or the Capistrano Business and Proper· ty Owners Association, sa.id his organization has received about 200 responses to the question· naire. which was mailed to 4,784 San Juan homes. He said the results, which represent only about four percent of those residents polled. ind1cat. ed that 145 people opposed city purchase of lands for the purpose of preserving farming, while 45 approved such a measure. Asked if they would be. willing to pay an additional S500 on a new home in order to preserve agriculture in San Juan. 126 respondents said they would nol be willing. and 58 said they would. Informed on the questionnaire that City Council was turning down an estimated $.50.000 in sales tax revenue by refusing to allow an auto agency to locale in San J uan, 151 respondents sajd economic benefits should be given serious consideration in general plan amendment de· liberations. Forty.six people agreed with the one alternative statement on the form, which stated that the general plan should not be com- promised under any condition. Councilman Kenneth Friess said the survey, though not without merit, was not a reliable measure of citizen opinion. The com mission fl.led a 32-page report containing extensive find· ings and conclusions based on the report of three s pecial masters. prepared afler seven days of hearings last November. The commission's report said "respondent McComb has a permanent mental disability, to· wit, a senile condition that seriously interferes with the performances of his duties as a 1uslice of the Supreme Court of the slate of California. Because of such disability, respondent is unable to perform the duties of a justice of the Supreme Court of lhe State of California." • The justice was charged in one count with willful and persistent: failure to perform his duties because he does not participate in oral discussions at weekly court confe rences which fre· quentiy consider more than 100 petitions. s anua New carpet shipments are on their way and we're making room. we·ve reduced prices on every one of Lees best-selling carpets dur-. ing Lees January Clearance Sale. TWO WEEKS ONLY! Choose from hundreds of colors & styles & patterns. Hurry. the Lees Carpets Au•hor· ized January Clearance Sale ends January 22nd. DEN'_S :iiisia11atiiin:·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor ,663 PlA,CENTJA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6.C6·A838 -646·2355 o.-ange ~oast E D ITION · 'f o d ay's Closin1 N.'\'. Stocks > ' VOL. 70, NO. 7, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, J ANUARY 7, 1977 N TEN CENT 2 · Witnesses Called • m Diedrich ProlM By GARY GRANVILLE Of Ill• D•llJ l'llot SUH An aide to Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley and a Hughes Airwest public relations man were among the witnesses who testified before the Grand Jury Wednesday in its probe into Supervisor Ralph Di edrich's fund raising activities. Scott Ferguson, 24, Riley's l liaison aide on land use matters, I • l'I Earned ' Share in Ransom' By TOM BARLEY Of Ille Dally Piiot S~ff Kidnap suspect Ricki Dale Sellers told an Orange County Superior Court jury Thursday that he saw nothing morally wrong with kidnaping potato chip heir John H. "Jack" Scud· der of Newport Beach. "Morally, it didn't bother me,·' the 21-year-old witness told pro· secutor Bill Morissey in the open- ing minutes of his cross examina- tion. "I wouldn't call it stealing." Morissey asked Sellers how he would define the a ct of demand · ing $250,000 in ransom money from Mrs. Va lerie Scudder last Aug. 19 while her husband was being driven up and down the coastline in a motor home rented by the two defendants. "I had to earn it," Sellers said adding that he was to receive $50,000 for his share in the abduc- tion of Scudder. 64 And he explained to the deputy district attorney that he personally drew the finely de- tailed maps for the project and drove the motor home in which Scudder allegedly was held cap-e. Sellers stressed throughout his ite&timony that Scudder was nevel" a captive in the vehicle and willingly cooperated in a kidnap i that he had helped to plan. Morissey asked Sellers ir the defendant had given any thought to Mrs. Scudder ·s feelings when she was told by telephone that she had to get $250,000 in cash together or her husband would be eliminated. The prosecutor abandoned his ' attempts lo get an answer when Sellers repeated ly told ham thal he could not unders tand the ques· lion. Sellers. of Hermosa Beach. and-William Rudy Wesson, 45, of tin. are a ccused of grabbing Scudder as he left his dentist·s oC· fice in Huntington Beach last Aug. 19 with a view to holding him for ransom . Both men claim that Scudder helped them draw up the plan for e kidnaping. Neither man has xplained why Scudde r br<>ke out the van as it drove through IFountam Valley after falclng a "eart attack 1n Wesson 's absence. Sellers testified Thursday that he was driving Scudder to the nearest hos pital when the victim Jurched against him and caused him to lose control o( the motor home. Sellers told the j ury that the tn· juries sustained by Scudder in the van were not inflicted by either de fendant as Scudder ~!aimed in his testimony. The young witness said Scud- d er fell to the floor as the vehicle braked to a halt and sufrered in· juries to his mouth and a r ut over his right eye. "I didn't lay a hand on him," llers said. ,Suldtk Pilot ;Kill,, ~ Othsrs ' SYDNEY. Australia <AP> -A 23 -year -old Engli s h pilot who was singing an aria from the death so.ene of ''Madame Butterfly" cras h· dived h1s twin-engine airplane in· to airport buildings In Alice Spr· 1ngs, killing himself and three other people, police said. Ortlcers said today Colin ,JUcbard Forman ·planned a ''suicide mission" and that a Jog )le left behind gave details of his ;Jeheme. ~ Acquaintances said Forman ell be was a failul'e ln a hostile try. He had been diarniased rom an air charter firm and rom a regional aJrline. Polle!_. d that on the date of his last missal. a recording in the log ad: "~ntenced to death to- " ............ was subpoenae~ to testify. cuss his testimony other than to So was Michael Murphy, say he was told when leaving the Hu_ghe~ Airwest public relations • jury room that his testimony, as officer~ ~an Mateo. • is customary, was secret. They Joined Dooold K. Brown, Murphy also refused to discuss a Sacramento lobbyist, in open· his appeara nce before the Grand ing testimony covering allega. Jury. lions that Diedrich improperly But Hughes Airwest.press of this fall solicited campaign con· fleer Leo Pill admitted a com· tr:'butions for other political can-pany representative had been did ates. subpoenaed by the jury. Ferguson rerused today to dis-Pitt said the company will not / make. a public statement on the a ll eged c ampa ii n fund shenanigans until the jury's pro- be is concluded. Diedrich has insisted that he has done no , wrong in soliciting campaign funds for candidates he "feels are worth while and should be elected to office.'' Thursday. he sent a letter to the District Attorney's OHice de· manding to appear before the grand jury with evidence he said would point to his innocence. "When I say innocence I mean I know I have done nothlng wrong and that whatever it is they (the jury) are after is without founda· lion," Diedrich said. The Inquiry of alleged Im· proper techniquh in soliciting campaign funds comes in the 0.lly Pilot ~lo by l .. 1'11 .. AS SEAGULL WAITS OUT STORM. DUCK DOES WHAT COMES NATURALLY IN UPPER NEWPORT BAY A Little Rain Falls to Ruffle Feathers Qf Swimmer; You Gotta Admit4t's Great Weather for Ducks Wet Weather Possible for Super Bowl By MICHAEL PA.SKEVICH Ol 1 ... Oally f'li.t~ There's probably a better chance of predieting the final score or Sunday's Super Bowl in Pasade·na than pre d icting whether or not it will rain that day. · A strong, slow.moving low. pressure sys tem has dumped more than two inches of rain on Southern California during the past three days and weather forecasters•are tight-lipped when it comes to making a final predic- tion for Sunday's extravaganza. Today's early forecast called for a less than 10 percent chance of rain Sunday. but a final predlc· tlon awaits w o rd o n the soothward movement of the low. pressure trough. 0 r ii r i a 11 y . the Nation a I Weather Service is predicting a SO percent possibility of rains at kickoff time, but uno((iclaJly. CSee RAIN, Page AZ> • • State Panel Urges Ouster of Judge SAN FRANCISCO <A P> -The Califor n ia Commis sion on Judicial Performa nce recom· mended unanimously today that Assoc iate Jus tice Marshall F. McComb of the stale Supreme Court be removed from orface because of senility. The commission said the 82 "year-old jurist had.a "permanent mental disability .. and failed to perform his duties. The recommendation goes to the c lerk of t he Califor nia Supreme Court. Since the re.com· mendation involves a Judge of that court. t h e California Constitution p rovides that a tribunal consisting of seven state Court of Appeal judges be select- ed by lot to act on the recommen- dation. Jus tice McComb has 30 days within whic h to petition for rejec· lion of the recommendation. He is disqualiCled Crom acting as a (See JUDGE, PageAZl 4~W1 ........ COURT REMOVAL SOUGHT Justice Marshall F. McComb A Chilly Reception Planners Bundle Up m Heat Goes Out ·. By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI tM DMl't ,. ... kaff Planning Commission Chairmap Jackie Heather spent most of the nigtit bundled up in her fur coat. Forrest Smith, testifying during the public hearing on the Sea Island apart· ments, apologized tor his husky voice. lilOling that he c aught a cold while waiting to speak. Sue Ficker, representative or the Central Newport Beach Comlnunity As· sociation, allowed as how· Ala.ska was warmer. THE TIDRTV PEOPLE who spent more than four hours Thursday night in the Newport Beach City Council cham· bent whlle attending the plarining com· I~ ' miss ion m eeting shared one thing in com - mon : they were all very cold. .' Mrs. Heathe r said commission_e rs noticed the cold dunng their afternoon study s ession. City workers were U1'1lble te repair the broken heating system, so the group sat bundled up during the even· ing meeting while the cold air was blown through the room. TIDNGS WEREN'T much better at the close of the meeting. As commissioners. city staff mem- bers and observers rwalked out or the meeting into the rain, they were greeted by the sight or the sprinklers watering the city hall lawns. The sprinklenr were operating in the middle of n d~wnpour. • . - Snow Hinders Search for Sinatra M.om· PALM SPRINGS CAP> -En· tertainer Fraok Sinatra broke off a Las Ve gas engagement to- day and hurried to this desert area where a search continued for a private jet plane missing in rugged mountain terrain with his 82-year-old mother and three persons aboard. Sinatra went through with the opening night of his appearance al Caesars Palace on Thursday after being told his mother was missing, completing two shows. But today a hotel spokesman said he left the Nevada resort to be close to the search. Foul weather forced back an early morning attempt by a helicopter to fly over the search area. but ground crews battled on in the rugged, steep terrain. Sinatra ·s mother , Natalie "Dolly" Sinatra. wa-; on her way to the opening from her home in this desert resort area aboard a r hartered Lear jet with an un· identified worn an companion and two crew members. The craft vanished from radar screens around 5 p.m. Thursday. "ll's certainly less than op- timistic. ·• s aid Ron Haiard. the San Bernardino County sheriffs deputy in charge of the search operation. In addition to the rugged geo· graphy, searchers were ham- pered by the steady snowf.tll that has covered the area fl/ff day:; and may be covering the plane, Hazard said. Lee Sollers. Sinatra's press aide. said Sinatra was toJp of the apparent crash shortly before he went on stage Thursday night. Tax Cut Plan BULLETIN P L AI NS, Ga . (AP > P re•lde•&·elect Carter aad De mocratic t on1reuloa al leaden proposed Udl aftenooa a ...Ml.lloa Pf'Ol1'.... of Wt ""' ud Job a9d pabllc W'OrU ,.... craml l &l'e&ClaJAI OVeT tM 8Ut two ye~•· ·...- wake of an intensive Grand Jur civil review of the county's En vironmentaJ Managemen Agency. Today, former county plannin commissioner Shirley Grindl said she has m ade three as: pearances before the jury totall ing about 15 hours in its civil r E view of the county's con troversial super agency. Sea Isle Project Praised • . ' l l I No one at Thursday's plannini commission meeting had a ba<' word for the proposed 226-unii Sea Island apartments i r, Newport Beach. ' Planning commissioners anc • representatives of two organiza lions who tes tified in the pub&i< hearing on the project aJI praiset the McLain Development Corr\- pany plans. ' But they said they need a liltlt I more time to study them. Commissioners a greed t• postpone action on the proposa until Jan. 20 to give city resident:. time to study the environmenta: impact report and to give cit: 1 staff members time to come u1I with answers to commissioners} questions about open space an~ anti-water pollution de vice:1 planned for the complex. Sea Island is planned for th•• 29-acre Irvine Compan~1 parce ' across J11mboree Road from th•l Newporter Inn. I Bob McLain, president or tht1 firm, was present Thursday t~ explain his plans for the. com plex. _, "Seventy percent of our unit.:' will be one-bedroom," he ex~ plained. "The balance will be tw bedrooms." According to figures based or other McLain developments h Newport Beach, occupancy 01 the complex Is expected to be les! than 400 people, he s aJd. Those other McLain develop ments in Newport include th~ Newport Marina apartmenu; Ol'l Bayside Drive, the Big Canyor• East apartments and the Big Ca·• nyon Townhomes on Ford :rnc' .Jamboree roads. I Planning Commissioner:; Sm Agee and Paul Belalis in askin~ for the-delay said they would likel Use staff to look into the implica~ lion of a proposed land tradd between the apartments and the Irvine Coast Country Club golf course. ~ "l'm concerned that we'll b leading off 4 . .S . a cres of . ope space for buildings ," Agee s aid. ! Another pro blem c om) missioners a s well as represen tatives of SPON (Stop Pollutin( Our Newport) and the Centraf Newport Beach Community As· sociation asked for more lime to· study is the quality of watel' which will drain off the project. 1 McLa1n earlier this week heldl a meeting with SPON officials and, based on their suggestions. made some changes in his plans. SPON president J ean Wott said that the group is ·worried about the quality of water runoff whkh will go into the Upper Bay via the marsh behind the John Wayne Tennis Club. McLain said he had original!~ planned to have lush tropica't <See ISLAND, Page AZ> . C oast Weath e r Chance of a few showers Saturday with gusty winds at times. Highs near 60 with low in low 40s. I NSIDE T ODAY Bruah up on "Lovera and Madmen"~ when the Royal Shokupeare Company cmm., to UC Irvine. nut week. ~e P* CJ /or details. about the two PMbUc performances. latlex CW 14 "' IM CJ•4 IS .... .... a CH ~ ,, .. AJ OAJL Y PILOT N Frld1y, J1nu1ry 7, 1977 CSEA Miffed Over 'Attack' By STEVE MITCHEU Of Ille O•llf P llOll St.H Remarks by Fairview Slate Hospital •s outspoken ad - ministrator bave raised the ire or the California State EmpJoyes Association. Dr. Michael Levine, recently named administrator or the Costa Mesa hospital for the men· tally retarded, said earlier this week that Fairview "is not the place for civil service• employes." He said human services should be removed from civil service, adding, "It's okay ror building freeways or testing milk, but when you're dealing with people with mental disorders, the civil service does not belong.·' Jie also complained about the difficulty in firing inexperienced or incompetent civil service employes, and suggested many employes be subjected to tests Plan to Ask $1 Per Car To Clean Air By KATHY CLANCY Of Ille D•llf Pllel SW« Orange County drivers will pay an extra SI for vehicle license plates to finance an air pollution agency if legislation proposed in a four-county meeting in El Monte Thursday is passed into Jaw. Jr that proposal wins approval o( state legislators, $5 million or the regional Air Pollution Control District's CAPCD) $12.3 million . budget will be paid by vehicle re. gistrations. Another $4. l million will be financed through permit fees as· sessed to businesses and industry and the remainder will come from state and federal grants. Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit, the county's representative on the APCD board of directors, called the meeting of city and county or. fi cials rrom Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Schmit said he hoped a more equitable way of financing the di5lriet could be agreed upon and that Orange County could be re· lieved of its nearly $1.4 million share of APCD costs. For the past two years, the four counties' supervisors had direct· ed the joint pollution control agency, dividing operating costs based on county populations. But new legislation taking er feet next month adds five city representatives and one appoint· ed by the governor to the agen· cy's directors, while mamtaining the same financing formula. Orange County Supervisors ha\"e joined Los Angeles County Supervisors in refusing to pay for the new smog control agency un· til a dirferent financing formula is passed into law. Meanwhile, the state Attorney General has filed suit against Los Angeles County for its action and reportedly is considering suin g Orange County as well. The APCD board and Orange County Supervisors last month endorsed proposed new leglsla· lion that would have shifted 8S percent of the A PCD costs to cities. That proposal would have trimmed Orange County's share from nearly $1 .4 million last year to only $161 ,829 this year. But It also would require Orange County's 26 cities to split $678,810 of the smog agenC'y's cost. The proposal was expected to generate <'ity opposition. Schmit later called for the four·county meeting to see if agreement could be reaC'hed on a financing formula both the cities and counties could support. OlltANQE COAST N DAILY PILOT lllrt Ot..-Co-~• 0.ltv ••tot. #"'WM<~ l\tOl'n .,......,,., ,.. ......... , .,OV4tf~b"ff'tw0.•""M' c.o.o ~1'1t1,,.. ~--• ~ ..... ,......,.,~ ., .. ~oh\hH Mo"Ct•T lf\f'°"9" ll-no.t., •0t c°"' .. ,.."' Mt·~· ... o •. """"'''~ 0-lt(f\ ,_,,,,.,. l•IA v., .. ., lrYIM. )•Odl•I»<'' v.-11 •• '"" l~ .,..w,.,rs.vt,., c .. rt .... ,..,.. ,_,.~,·o· t1m ., "'41'"""4 ,.tV#O<h'\ ar'll ~\"'\ 1"fffo P"•l"llC. ... • wftfl\l'llft41 Of~I '' <It ll:I w.,t 811w $4r-M1 Cotte llMM, c.111orP1~at'JUl ~··••.c-, Yk t Pfn•o..,t •M Gt,.,.,4t_,.,. .. , ~·'"""" I di lot ni:::~:.~M.-:- CMr .. • H •-111-,.,llo" •n•tt•n• MeiMOl"O Ed'to. \ and work on a contract basls. Keith Hearn, a spokesman with the Calirornia State Employes Association, said to- day his organization was •'very di5turbed to read Levine's com· ments. Oil Ship's life Jackets Discovered BOSTON (AP) -The Coast Guard found two life jackets marked Grand Zenith early today while searching an area 330 miles off Cape Cod for the missln~ Panamanian oil tanker and its crewof38. No bodies or any other signs of the Grand Zenith were spotted im- mediately, the Coast Guard said, but additional search planes were directed to the area. Coast Guard Petty Officer William Van Valkenburg said the area "is not that far ore course" from where the tanker might have been. Van Valkenburg said the lire jackets were s potted by a helicopter operating from the cut· ter DaJlas and were picked up by its crew. E'ro.. Page Al ISLAND •.. plants used in landscaping his project, ·'but the SPON people leaped all over me for that one, so we've revised the plan to use plants that need less water." He said he also decided to build two car wash areas in the com· plex parking lots so that de· tergents and road dirt that come orr cars will go into the sewer system rather than the st-0rm drain system. The third concession McLain said he made to the SPON in· terests was to install sumps or grease traps in all of the complex parking lots to trap automobile· induced pollution before the water runs off into the bay. But Hal Thomas, a member of SPON and an environmentalist by profession. said he felt the traps would be inadequate dur· ing a rain storm, the lime he said that runoff water is most filled with pollution. Commission members asked the city staff t o get som e technical advice on the sumps proposed for the development and present it at the next hear· in~. Mrs. Watt also asked for a con· t1nuance in order to have time to study the EIR. "'We've only had 1t since Tuesday. We would like to study it thorou~hly and be able lo issue a statement." she said. "We found some things we like and we would like to be able to express our compliments to Mr. McLain -something very out of character for us." Irvine Girl's Funeral Set Saturday Funeral services will be held Saturday for Kathleen "Kate" Kales, an Irvine girl who died Tuesday at the age of 14 as the re· suit or injuries surrered in a traf- fic acC'ident last week. Miss Kales, an lrvmc resident for the past 10 years and a native or Newport Beach, was described by her school principal as being "a really neat kid who everyone loved.'' "Kate had a smile ror everyone and everyone liked her," said Jack Parham. head or the SELF Alternative High School, where Miss Kales was a freshman after graduating from Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School. According lo Parham, Miss Kales was an excellent student and a "great skier.'' Miss Kales is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon T. Kales 18022 Mann St., University Park; two sisters, Meghan Kales and Molly Kales ; a nd a grandmother, Mrs. Cleo S. Greene o( South Gate. Services will begin at noon in the Pacific View Chapel In Newport Beach, with interment to follow at Pacific View Memorial Park. T he Rev. Roger Walke of the Unitarian Fellowship will officiate. Parham sajd tbat Wednesday, Thursday and today wer e declared days of mourning for .Mias Kales at the SELF school Memorial servJces were held for the young woman each morn· in( and the na1 has been flying at half maat, Parham said. The studenta plan to attend the funeral •ervice, carTying wfth them a single rose, he added. O•llY "llot Stall -· 2 Longet Jurors Removed ASPEN, Colo. <AP)-Effo?U to seat a jury in ClaudineLonget's trial for manslaughter bogged down today when two possible jurors werediamissed. A former neighbor said he thinb the alnger-actress ls guilty. He was dismissed, as was a woman, already tentatively seat- ed on the Jury, who tbld the court, "l have been crying and throwing up" alnce being selected. Today's dismissals meant that two more jurors must be chosen berore District Court Judge George Lohr can swear in 12 jurors and two alternates. Open· ing arguments and testimony are expected to begin Monday. The 12 tentative jurors and two tentative alternates selected earlier in the week were subject to challenges from both the prosecu- tion and defense. Neu:tJptJpeT Recycling HitAPeak Newport Beach's newspa~ recycllne p,-6. gram hit an •ll·Ume hlah in the month of December, according to Jake Myn- derae, director of generl.1 services for the city. Mynderae said more than 132 tone of newspapers were collected by city c rews Jn December, topping the old record of 119 tona collected in July 1975. Mynderse said the December take broaiht $3,31' to the c!ty coffers. Mynderse said the total city take in the newspaper recycling program during 1976 was $34,442. Jn 1975, the city made $27,720 in newspaper recycling. SUSPECTS IN NEW YEAR'S SLAYING WALK IN Patricia Brucato, the wife of a contractor, was seated tentative- ly Thursday but asked to discuss herfeelingsagain today. The program was inltiat. ed in September 1974. Myn- derse said in 1975, the city collected an average of 92.2 tons per month and in 1976, that increased to lDl.2 tons per month. Bradley (left), Stack (right), with Attorney Norton Slaying Suspects Surrender to Cops "I feel it would be too emo- tionally ditricult to participate,·• she told the court before her dis- missal. She said her husband knew c hampion skier Vladimir "Spider" Sabich, whom Miss Longet is accused of shooting. Sabich died in the mountain home the two shared as lovers in this Rocky Mountain ski village. f'ro.PageAI JUDGE •.• judge while the recommendation is pending. The commission filed a 32-page report containing extensive find· ings and conclusions based on the report of three special masters prepared after seven days of hearings last November. Two suspects wanledincoMec· lion with the fatal shooting of a Huntington Beach man at a New Year's Eve party surrendered to police Thursday afternoon. . They are Thomas Joseph Stack, 20, 0(9595 Pettswood Drive, Hunt- ington Beach and Richard Leo Bradley, 21, of 10601 Lowden St., Stanton. Stack is charged with murder, two counts of attempted murder and firing at a dwelling under warrants issued by West Orange County Municipal Court Judge Ken Smith. Bradley Is charged with being an accessory . Both are being held in Hunt· ington Beach Jail on bail or $100,000. They turned themselves in to police headquarters at 2:30 p.m. in the company of their attorney, Pete Norton. Sgt. Bert Chadwick said the shootings occurred while a party was breaking up at 2 a. m . on New Year's Day at 20601. Goshawk Lane. Brian Lewis Schneider, 20, of 7261 Seine, was shot and pro- nounced dead at the scene. Also wounded were John Hunter, 22, and Bradley Gillespie, 21. both of Huntington Beach. Chadwick said the shooting spree erupted after an altercation FroM Page AJ RAIN .•• weathermen say the situation is so confused that a definite pre- diction is next to impossible. Meanwhile, Orange Coast resi· dents can expect continued showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Skies should clear a bit Satur· day and forecasters predict slightly warmer temperatures with highs along the coast or about 58 degrees and lows in the mid-4-0s. The three·day·storm has brought smiles to the faces of Orange County rarmers. The rain has soaked local crops with a minimum or runoff, according to Huntington Beach's unofficial weatherman, J . Sherman Denny. Huntington Beach has re. gistered 2.27 inches of rain since Wednesday nJght, bringing the season total lo 8.48 inches. Last year's seasonal total was 1.4 in· ches. Laguna Beac h 's unofficial weatherman Bill Shields report. ed 1.21 inches of rainfall since Thursday night, bringing the three-day total to 1.80 inches. The Newport Bench Harbor Department reported a three day total or 1.99 inches. surpassing last year's total of . 72 inches for the season to date. The El Toro Fire Department reported 1. 76 inches of moisture from the storm for a sea.s-0nal total or 6.56 inches so far. Seasonal records arc tallied from July 1, 1976 to July 1, 1977. Last year's seasonal total for the El Toro area was a mere.91 inches. Slightly less than one inch of rain fell on Costa Mesa during the 24·hour period rrom 8 a. m. Thursday to 8 a.m. this morning. A rain gauge In operation at Orange Coast College registered 1.86 inches since Wednesday evening, bringing the season t-0 date total to 5.93 lnches. According to OCC physical science professor Charles Lewis, the present storm has brought more precipitation to Costa Mesa than the city had all last year. Costa Mesa recorded 1.86 incbe3 or rainfall from July 1, 1975 to J\Ule 30, 1976. at the party. He said five people left the scene and then returned in a car with one brandishing a .22 caliber rifle. At least four shots were fired, according to Chadwick. Police said they didn't know the whereabouts of the suspects after the shooting, but attorney Norton said they had been staying •'someplace in the county." Arraignment is expected Mon· day or Tuesday al West Orange County Municipal Court. David Lee Wright, a busi· nessman in the ski industry, said he also knew Sabicb "as much as bewasmynext-doorneighbor." He was questioned by pro· secutor Ashley Anderson at,out his feeling Miss Long et is guilty. . "Does your opinion have anything to do with that rela· tionship?" (between Miss Longet and Sabi ch) Anderson asked. "Yes, sir,"said Wright. The commission's report said ''respondent McComb has a permanent mental disability, to- wit, a senile condition that seriously interferes with the performances of his duties as a justice or the Supreme Court of 'the state of California. 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Stoeks OL. 70, NO. 7, 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1977 TEN CENTS inatra's Mother Aboard Missing Jet PALM SPRINGS (AP> Frank Sinatra's 82-year-old mother was one or four persons aboard a twin-engine private jet ~at apparently crashed in ugged mountains on a flight om Palm Springs lo Las Vegas, uthorities said. A helicopter search of the now.covered San Beranrdino ountains began at dawn today. 1 Natalie "Dolly" Sinatra was I !Jying to Las Vegas Thursday for the opening of her son's show·at Caesars Palace when the chartered Lear jet disappeared. The three other persons were an unidentified female friend or Mrs. Sinatra's from New Jersey and two c rew members. Ron Hazard, a San Bernardino County sheriff's deputy in charge of the search, said efforts were hampered by moderate to heavy snow falling throughout the area. He said weather conditions were "extremely poor" and there was • •a chance the search would have to be called off because of the storm . Lee Sollers, Sinatra's press aide, said Sinatra was told of the apparent crash shortly'before he went on stage Thursday night. "He reacted, how would you react to the news that your iedrich Probe raws New Pair 1 By GARY GRANVILLE f DI t~o 011ty Plto4 Sl.tff I An aide to Orange County Supervisor Thomas Riley and a Hughes Airwest public relations Iman were among the witnesses ,who testified before the Grand ~ury Wednesday in its probe into Supervisor Ralph Diedrich's und raising activities. Scott Fergus on, 24, Riley's I aison aide on land use matters, was subpoenaed to testify. So was Michael Murphy, Hughes Airwest public relations rFairview I I /J;mploye Ire Raised By STEVE MITCHELL Of,,,. D~ll• P1lo4 SUH Remarks by Fairview State W.ospltal 's o uts poken ad· Jm.inistrator have raised the ire of ·the California State Employes tA.ssociation. Dr. Michael Levine, recenUy named administrator of the Costa Mesa hospital for the men· tally retarded. said earlier this week that Fairview "Is not the p lac e ro r <.'l v ll s erv i c e employes " He said human services should be removed from civil service. dding, "It's okay for bui!dlng freeways or testing milk, but When you're dealing with people with' mental disorders, the civil service does not belong ... He also complained about the difficulty in !iring inexperienced or incompetent civil ser vice •employes, and suggested many employes be subjected to tests lJIOd wo'rk on a contract basis. Keith Hearn. a spokesman ;with tbe California Stal e .Employes Association. said to- 1day his organization was "very rdlsturbed to read Levine's com· •ments. , .. A man who publicly ad· 1vocates bypassing the meril. civil pervice system is not the kind of !~rson who should be a top ad· .minlstrator in that system,·· Jfeamsaid. "Dr. Levine was totally out of line In attacking t.be state penon· nel board's court.teated pro- cedures for guarding against arbitrary firing of employes. ''CSEA knows of no disrniasal recommendations by Dr. Levine which have been overturned at lbe personnel board level, although we understand some have been rejected by .bis own superiors. II such actJon bad (See FAIJlVIEW, Pace.U> Coast Weather Chance of a few showers Saturday with IUSI.)' wiJ>ds at tlmes. Highs near 60 with Jow in low 4-0s. INSIDE TODA\' 8,,.,,, "" Oft •• Lowrt . and Modmn'' whfn IM R"JIOl SlfobtpfCJ'c Compo1t)/ t'Oma to UC l~.rut%t wed. Sa Page Cl for dctaJla,obovt CM ttDO pu~ pnformancn. l•ux officer in San Mateo. They joined Donald K. Brown, a Sacramento lobbyist, in open. ing testimony covering allega- tions that Diedrich improperly this rail solicited campaign con· tributions for other political can· did ates. Ferguson refused today to dis· cuss his testimony other than to say he was tolC:: when leaving the jury room that his testimony, as is customary, was secret. Murphy also refused to discuss his appearance before the Grand .,.........._ mu NO JURY Suepect Cl•udtne Longet P-rospective Longet Jury Members Out ASPEN, Colo. CAP >-ECCorts toaeat aj ury in ClaudineLonget's trial for manslaughter bogged down today when two possible jurol's wereodismJssed. ' • A former nejgbbor said he thinks the singer-actress is 1uilty. He was dismissed, u wu a woman, already tentativelf seat. ed on the j ury, wbo told the court, "I have been crying and ~wing up•' since being selected. 'l'oday'a dismissals meant that two more jurors must be chosen belore District Court Judge George Lohr can swear in 12 Jurors and two alternates. 0pen. ~arpmeata-udtatt.moay are f!lq)eeted1o be8in Mand.,. The 12 tentative jurors and, two tentative alternates selected earUer ln lbe week were11ubjectto challeneea from both the prosecu· tion and derense. Patricia Brucato, the wife ot a contnctor, waa seated tentative· ly 1)urada1 but uked to d.lf.cuas her feeun,-1 qatn today. "I feel It would be too •mo- UonaUy dlakult lo pMtidpatt," 1be told the cO\lrt before hel' dlt· mJnal. Sbe aaid her husband knew champion skier Vladimir "Splc:t.r" Sabicb, whom Mias Lmtet ii a~c~ed ol abootin&· Sablcb dled ln the mountain homo the two shared as lov n ln thls Rocb Mounlala akl vtll-Ce. Jury. But Hughes Airwest press of· ricer Leo Pitt admitted a com· pany representative had been subpoenaed by the jury. Pitt said the company will not make a public statement on the alleged campaiin fund shenanigans until the jury's pro· be is concluded. Diedrich has insisted that he has done no wrong in soliciting campaign funds for candidates he "feels are worth while and <See PROBE, Page A2) Bachelor, Manahan Endorsed~ The representative council of , the Capistrano Unified Educa· \ tion Association CCUEA> voted unariimously Thursday to en· dorse trustee candidate Robert Bachelor in the March 8 school board election. Tony Leon, CUEA president, said the council was extremely well impr.essed by Bachelor. who teaches a fiflh·sixtb grades com· bination class at Aliso Elemen· tary School in the Saddleback Valley Unified School District. Leon said CUEA will.also sup- port William Manahan for the Capis trano Unified School Board. Manahan teaches first grade at Rancho Canada Elementary School, also in the Saddleback school district. Bachelor's wire. Linda, is employed as well by Saddleback Valley Unified. She teaches kin- dergarten at San J oaquin Elementary in Laguna Hills. Bachelor told the teacher coun- cil Thursday that in the nine years he has worked in the field of education, he has never once had his opinion solicited by a school board member. "l intend to make myself available to individual teachers and parents, the ones who are •most involved with the schools,'' he said. "I think the result will be better education. with money saved." Bachelor, 29, 30731 Paseo del Niguel, will be running against incumbent Bob Hurst and Pat Mancini to represent trustee . area 8, lnland Laguna Niguel. "The numbe r one question to consider when money is spent ls: bow does this benefit chJldren?" said Bachelor, father of three- year·old Bobby. "How, for exam- ple, does an expensive ad· mlnistratlon building benefit children 't'' Bachelor said he does not reel that he bas to derend his right as (See ENDORSE, Page A2> ~Pilot Kills 3 Others SYDNEY, Australia CAP> -A 2 3 ·ye Ja..r ·of d -English p)lot who was singing an aria lrom the. death scene o f "Madame Butterfly'' crash· dived bla twin-engine airplane In· • to aitPOrt buUdlnga in Alice Spr· inga, killing himself and three other people, police taJd. Officers aald toda1 Colln Rlcbard Forman planned a "suidde m111lon" and th.at a loc he left behlnd save details or his ~e. Acquaintances said Forman felt be WM a failure ln a hocUJ• countrf. He had bMll dilmiaae4 from an air charter nnn and from a r.alonal airline. Police said that on the date ol b1a lut dlamlsaal, a recording in the lo• read: "Sentenced to ~at.h to- day." mothe~ was missing under condJ· lions like that?" said Sollers. "Of course. he reacted. But be went on anywa y . Yeah, and he sounded great." Three other persons, including a friend of Mrs. Sinatra and two crew members, were aboard the Lear jet when it left Palm Spr· ings at 4:55 p.m. for the 30· minute flight. Visibility was eight miles and a light rain was falUng. Two feet of snow have fallen in the area in two days. Even In good weather, lt is a 15-hour bike to the nearest road. A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration said the plane disappe ared from the radar screens about four minutes after it took off, putting it in the vicinity of 11.SO<f.foot Mt. San Gorgonio. The plane was at about 01lly ,.ilol "hole by Robfft a~r-•r 8,900 feet altilude when it disap- peared. A spokesman/or Jet Avia Inc, owner and operator or the plane, s aid at Las Vegas' McCarran In· ternalional Airport that the last contact with the plane was made by an air route traffic controller at Palmdale. There apparently was no re· port of any malfunction aboard <See MOTH~R, Page A2) 'I Earned Share in Ranso1n' By TOM BARLEY Ot ti.. Diiiy ,.lle4 Stitt Kidnap s uspect Ricki Dale Sellers told an Orange County Superior Court jury Thursday I lhat he saw nothing morally wrong with kidnaping potato ' chip heir John 11 . "Jack" Scud· der of Newport Beach. "Morally, it didn't bother me," the 21-year-old witness told pro· secutor Bill Morissey in Uie open- ing minutes of his cross examina· lion. "I wouldn't caJI it stealing ... Morissey asked Sellers how he would define the act of demand· ing $250,000 in ransom money . from Mrs. Valerie Scudder last ' Aug. 19 while her husband was being driven up and down the coastline in a motor home rented by the two defendants. "l had lo earn it," Sellers said adding that he was to receive $50,000 for his share in the abduc- tion of Scudder, 64. And he explained to the deputy I district attorney that he , personally drew the finely de-I t.ailed m aps for the project and drove the motor home in which 1 Scudder allegedly was held cap-tiv~ -Sellers stressed throughout his testimony that Scudder was I never a captive in the vehicle and willingly cooperated in a kidnap that he had helped to plan. I VERN EMMONS, 65, HELPS KINOERGARTENER Morissey asked Sellers if the \ defendant had given any thought to Mrs. Scudder's feelings when she was told by telephone that she had to get $250,000 in cash J together or her husband would be • eliminated. Boy Feared Crossing Flooded Huntington Beach Street ,. The prosecutor abandoned his · attempts to gel an answer when Sellers repeatedly told him that ' he could not understand the ques-1 lion. Forecasters Predict Rain for Sunday Sellers, of Hermosa Beach, and.Wi1lfam Rudy Wesson, 45, of , Tustin, are accused of grabbing Scudder as he left his dentist's of-1 fice in Huntington Beach last Aug. 19 with a view to holding him for ransom. By MICHAEL PASKEVICH OlllMD1lty,.li.t~ There's probably a better chance of predicting the final score of Sunday's Super Bowl in Pasadena than predicting whether or not it will rain that day. A strong, slow·moving low. pressure system has dumped more than two inches of rain on Southern California during the past three days and weather forecasters are tight·lipped when it comes tom aking a final predic· Uon for Sunday's extl"avagan:ia. Today's early forecast called for a less than 10 percent chance or rain Sun~ay, but a final predlc· lion awaits word on the southward movement of the low· pressure trough. OHiclally, the National Weather Service is predicting a 50 percent possibility of rains at kickoff time. but unofficially, Trash Man Crushed by Truck Wheel A 25-year·old trash. !l'>llector was crushed to death IJl Laguna Hills Leisure World Thursday when he fell beneath t.Jl~ wheel or a 15-ton rubbish tructe Orange County Coroner's deputlea te· ported. Jesus Marmolejo Ganaalee or 1602 N. Klng St., Santa Ana, dJed al Saddleback Hospftal about two hours alt.er the 9 a.m. ICddenl. deputies said. fnvesUgaton said Gonules • w,.u 1tand1n1 on a atep near the 4ool' cit.he truck when be slipped Ind feU beneath the left fl'Of1t 'fbeel. The accident occurred ln a driveway near Via CUUlla and Ave.nlda Caatllla in Lelaun ' World, deputies said. I · weathermen say the situation is so confused th11t a definite pre· diction is next to impossible. Meanwhile, Orange Coast resi· dents can expect continued shower s and thunderstorms through Saturday. Skies should clear a bit Satur· day and forecasters predict slightly warmer temperatures with highs along the coast or about 58 degrees and lows in the mid·40s. The threc·day-slorm has brought smiles to the faces of Orange County farmers. The rain has soaJced local crops with a minimum of runoff, according to Huntington Beach's unofficial weatherman. J . Sherman DeMy. Huntington Beach has re· gistered 2.27 inches o( rain since Wednesday night. bringing the season total to 8.48 inches. Last year 's seasonal total was 1.4 in· ches. Laguna Beach's unofficial weatherman Bill Sh.ields report· ed 1.21 inches of rainfall since Thursday night, bringing the three-day total to l.~ inches. The Newport Beach Harbor <See RAIN, PageA2> Both men claim that Scudder helped them draw up the plan for the kidnaping. Neither man has explained why Scudder broke out 1 of the van as it drove through i Fountain Valley after faking a' 1 heart attack in Wesson's absence. Sellers testified Thursday that he was driving Scudder to the nearest hospital when the victim lurched against him and caused him to lose control of the motor home. Sellers told the jury that the in· juries sustained by Scudder in the van were not inflicted by either defendant as Scudder claimed in his testimony. The young witness said Scud· der fell to the noor as the vehicle braked to a halt and suffered in· juries to his mouth and a cut over 1 his right eye. "I didn't lay a hand on him," Sellers said. "In fact, he was the one wbo was holding me and I I had to spray him with Mace to make him let go." 1 Sellers said Scudder was told to leave the van and never at any time had to break out of it. as the victim has testified. 'Josh Hounds' Puppies Dropped t,o Death SAN FRANCJSCO (AP> -Five puppies born Christmas Day were dropped to their death from an eigbtb·fioor balcony because their owner felt they bad no sale value. .. John T. Beit, 52, was arrested Thursday by police on charees of drunkenness and cruelty to animals. HThey were just howid.s, and nobody WJllted them," Bell said. Bell aald the puppt~ were born to his dog. Queenie, part'labradOt' and part setter. He said if they had been purebred they would have had sale value· and he would not have thrown them away. SB Friday. January 7. 19n BACKED BY CUEA Robert Bachelor f'ro•P~AJ PROBE ••• should be elected to office." Thursday, he sent a letter to the District Attorney's Office de· manding lo appear before the grand jury with evidence he said would point to his innocence. "When J say innocence I mean I know I have done nothlng wrong and that whatever it is they (the jury) arc after is without founda- tion ," Diedrich said. The inquiry of alleged im· proper techniques in soliciting campaign funds comes in the wake of an intensive Grand Jury civil review of the county 's En· v ironme ntal M anagcment Agency. Today. former county planning commissioner Shirley Grindle said she has made three ap· pearances before the jury total!· ing about 15 hours in its civil rc- v i ew o f the county's con· troversial super agency. However, Mrs. Grindle said she has not been subpoenaed or testified before the Grand Jury in its possible criminal probe into the fund raising activities. Candidates Diedrich allegedly 'Volunteered help to raise cam· paign funds include county supervisors Philip Anthony and Laurence Schmit, assemblymen Dennis Mangers CD-Huntington Beach) and Che t Wray CD· Cypress). From Page AJ FAIRVIEW been overturned by the board, it is be<:ause they were glaringly unjust. In our experience, the board tends to uphold all but the most outrageous fmngs. "Our state hospitals and the people who work ther e have enough problems without this Jcind of unprofessional conduct by Or. Levine." The CSEA spokesman said the organization has been in contact with the s tate Department of Health, and quoted Chief Deputy Director Ray Procunrer as say. ing Levine's statements do not reflect the feelings of that depart. ment. Dr. Levine said today he had heard of the CSEA 's reaction. "After the findings of the Little Hoover Commission into opera· lions at menta l hospitals. there is a lot of public concern about personn e l practices in the system,'' he said. "I think a lot of people have· questions rn their minds about employment pr actices in the system, and t hey s hould be brought out into the open " lie said he didn't expect his re- marks to be popul:>r w1lh the CSEA fi'ro• rage A l RAIN ••. Department reported a three day total of 1.99 il),llhes, surpassing last year's total of . 72 inches for the season to dale. The El Toro Fire Department reported 1. 76 inches of moisture from the storm OAAHO! 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"I have a constitutional right to represent my community if elected," he said. "Parents have a vested interest in schools, and yet parents are not forbidden from running. Nobody offered to exempt me from paying school district taxes because I'm a teacher." Leon gaid the CUEA has of. fered funding to Manahan and will make the same ofrer lo Bachelor. Manahan bas already accepted the teachers' offer, Leon said. CUEA will apply to Americans for Better Citizens, a division of the California Teachers' Associa· tion for funding, he said. An ap- plication will be finalized within the next week, when the teacher council determines what finan· cial needs the candidates they support are likely to have. Air Rane) Fee Eyed ForOC By KATHY CLANCY OftN 0411~ .. li.tSIMI Orange County drivers will pay an extra $1 for vehicle license plates to finance an air pollution agency if legislation proposed in a four-county meeting in El Monte Thursday Is passed into law. If that proposal wins approval of state legislators, ~ million of the regional Air Pollution Control District's (APCD) $12.3 million budget will be paid by vehicle re- gistrations. Another $4.1 million will be financed through permit fees as· sessed to businesses and industry and the remainder will come from state and federal grants. Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmit, the county's representative on the APCD board of directors, called the meeting of city and county of· fic ials from Orange, Los Angeles, Rivers ide and San Bernardino Counties. Schmit said he hoped a more equitable way of financing the district could be agreed upon and •that Orange County could be re· lieved ot its nearly $1.4 million share or APCD costs J For the past two years, the four counties' supervisors had direct· ed the joint pollution control agency, dividing operating costs based on county populations. But new legislation taking ef· feet next month adds five city representatives and one appoint· ed by the governor to the agen· cy's directors, while maintaining the same financing formula Orange County Supervisors have joined Los Angeles County Supervisors in refusing lo pay for the new smog control agency un· til a different financing formula is passed into law. Meanwhile, the state Attorney General has filed suit against Los Angeles County for its action and reportedly is considering suing Orange County as well. ( Pilot Logbook J Author Discovers Fountain of ·Age By ANNE COOP ER Ol Ille 0.11, 1'119t SwH ON A R ECENT TOUR of Russian health spas, Laguna Hills author Robert Valier had occasion to visit a communi- ty in the Caucasus Mountains, where local residents com- monly live well past 100 years of age. One man Yaller interviewed had lost his wife within the p~t year. But the 117-year-old senior citizen assured his American visjtor he ir!tended lo remarry as soon as possible .. • "Loneliness is a killer," Valier quot· ed him.as s aying. The centenarian also advised people who want to li ve long lives to keep active but stay calm. "Believe me, none of the old people I talked to sat at home watching the boob YALLut tube, filling up on s nack food," Valier said. "They live ac· live lives. None of them weighs more than lOS pounds, drip· ping wet." *** CHESTER BRINER. Saddleback Valley stockbroker and motorcycle enthusiast, was wondering if his wife, Nan- cy, really liked her Chris tmas present -a small motorcy. cle. · Mrs. Briner didn'tseem lo be riding It very much. "Or course, I love my motorcycle,'' Briner's wUe of 34 years assured him. "But I have lo earn the right to ride it." The while-ha ired grandmother went on to explain that she uses the bike as a tool tor self. discipline. She sets certain tasks for herself which must be completed before she allows herself the pleasure of a spin around the neighborhood. It's the old carrot before the donkey ploy -only this is the cycle before the chick. * * * •••NU ARTHUR KRAUS, one of the 14 peo. pie runn·ng for Saddleback Valley Uniried School District board of trustees, jokingly refers to hi ms elf as ''an inmate.•· ·The r etired corporate financial executive has never been in prison, but he says his family "committed" him lo his present place of residence -Leisure World. Actually. Kraus said, the exclusive r etirement com· munity that is home lo 18,000 counUans, "Is a pretty nice place to live when you're my age." *•• WITH THEIR ROSTEJt ol standout swimmers, the lolb at Hi.ulon Viejo Hlgh School should be used lo seeing some big thin.is in t.helr campus awhnminc pool. Usually, the splash is made by someone like Olympic Sold medalist Bnan Goodtit. But a Karmann Ohta is something elH again. · According to a recentJ y.releued reDOtt of "unusual OC· curremet .. al the school over the pu t semester, one of those little imported sportscars was found ln the pool early onOct.3. The car tiad been stolen in San Clemente and driven t.o the school that weekend monnn,. "I'm penonally sure It wu Jdda. It waa JUlt a prank," said Principal John Daywalt. Damqe to the pool wu llst.ed It Just $39. not lnclucllnt the unreported eo1t ol ~movtn1 the car. ·~ .. ..,,.,. .. MISSING ON PLANE 'Dolly' Sinatra Fro• Page A J MOTHER • • the plane. In Las Vegas, Sinatra went through almost a full hour of performance at his early show with the a udience unaware of what had happened. Plane Stolen From Airport Sh er iff's officers are in· vestigating the reported theft or a six-seater a ire raft valued at $45.000 from Orange County Airport. Deputies said the theft or the aircraft, owned by I Gr Inc .• Santa Ana, was reportedtothembySan· ta Ana attorney AhmCurtis. They refused to identify a sus- pect who is being sought in con- nection with the th en . They con- firmed that officers of the San Bernardino County sheriff's narcotics task force are active in the investigation but declined to elaborate on their role. Supreme Court Judge Ouster Recommended SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -The California Commission on Judicial Performance recom· mended unanimously today that Associate J ustice Manhall F. McComb of the state Supreme Court be removed from office because of senility. The commission said the 82· year-old jurist had a "permanent mental disability" and tailed to perform his duties. The recommendatioo goes lo the clerk of the California Supreme Court. Since the recom· mendation involves a judge of that court, the California Constitution provides that a tribunal consisting of seven state Court of Appeal judges be select· ed by lot to act on the recommen· daUon. Justice McComb has ~ days within which to petition for rejec· lion or the recommendation. He is disqualified from acting as a judge while the recommendation is pending. · The commission filed a 32-page report containing extensive find· ings and conclusions based on the report of three spedal masters prepared a fter seven days oC hearings last November. The commission's report said ''respondent McComb has a permanent mental disability, to. wit, a senile condition that seriously interferes with the performances of his duties as a justice of the Supreme Court of the state of California. Because o( such disability, respondent is unable to perform the duties of a justice of the Supreme Court of U1e State of California." The justice was charged in one count with wnlful and persistent failure lo perform his duties because he does not participate in oral discussions al weekly court conferences whi~h fre· quenlly con.alder more lhan 100 petitions. The l'eport said that when questioned at such meel.igs about a matter for which he and his staff had the responsibility and on which he should be particular· ly well-versed, "He almost in· variably merely answers to the general effect 'It's all in the memo; It's all in the memo.' " McComb was appointed to the high court by Gov. Goodwin Knight in 1956. The court bas DO mandatory retirement age, but there are financial Incentives tor judj?es to step down at 70. Strike Hits 'New West' A strike at New York magazine has spread to its s is t e r public ation in Callfor nia, New We magazine, In protest an attempted take r by Australian publisher Rupert Murdoch. New York magazine employes struck Thursday. contending through a spokesman that "Rupert Murdoch does not own us collectively." He said the walkout shows that "the people are solid l y behind Clay Felker," their editor and one o f the principal stockholders in the com· pany that publishes the magazines. t anua New carpet shipments are on their way and we're making room. We've reduced prices on every one of Lees best-eelhng carpets dur- ing Lees January Clearance Sale. Choose from hundreds of colors & styles & patterns. Hurry. the Lees Carpets Aut"lor- lzed January Clearance Sale ends January 22nd. TWO WEEKS ONLY! • DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• ·installation· custom draperies linoleum • wood floor · ,663. PLA.CENTJA. AVENUE • COSTA MESA, .CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 64'6·"838 -64'6·2355' ~, ' • Friday's Afternoon Prlcee NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS s DAILY Pit.OT 'Disappointiag' Cons11rne'r Test · Foils Majority By SYLVIA PORTER Do you know what your rt1bt.s are when you have a dis· put.e with the automobile repair shop? What protecUon the law gives you if you receive Wl30liciled merchandise ln the mail? If you need a lawyer to sue ll\Small Claims Court? As part of her senior year studies at Hofstra U ntverslty, Hempstead. NY, Heidi Ackerman Gale designed and con- ducted a survey among studenl8 and teachers. Her aim: to determine b<>w much her peer group .lmew about state or federal laws and coosumer protection regula- tioos. Her key que&tion: whether the presumably better educated consumer ls more knowledgeable ln handling day-to-day challenges or the marketplace than the average citizen. Her findings: "very disap. pointing." -The aver age score was 38 percent. Money's Worth --ONLY ONE PERSON, AN ECONOMICS professor, came out with a perfect score. Some of Mrs. Gale's questions are applicable ol\ly to New York state residents, but you may redesign them and test your knowledge. Each correct answer earns 6.25 points. Answer "true," ''false" or "don't know." (1) Generally, when a credit card is lost or stolen, the cooaumer can be held liable for up to ~ U the individual bas not notified the card issuer. ·a ·. • t ··· .. m IT JS ILLEGAL ro ISSUE a credit card to an in· ~I dividual unless it bas been requested by the individual. ~ (3) A consumer who receives unsolicited merchandise has an obligation to pay the sender or return the merchan· r dise. (4) Unless otherwise stated, mail order merchandise cnust be delivered within 30 days from the order date. (S) The lair trade law iS still in effect in New York state. :> I' <&> MOTOR VEIDCLE REPAlll SHOPS io New York · ,t1 are required to be registered with the Commissioner of ·, Motor Veblcles. • .. (7) Credit card users may bold credit card companies , ··, accountable for the quality and serviceability of purchased r ·~ goods. • ., (8) A consumer suing in small claims court must be ... represented by counsel. • .. (9) Manufacturers are no longer permitted to issue war· .·-(. ranties that become invalid ii the retailer goes out of busi· ~!. ness or discontinues selling the item. Ut) CHAIN Dl&TRIBtJTORSIDPS OR "PYRAMID '·' sales" are legal 10 New York state. ~ (11 > Pet shops are licensed by the Department oC •• -i Agriculture. ,... (12) Ingredients in food items must be listed In order of quantity. \ (13) There is a 30-day cooling-off period on door-to-door sales contracl8. (14) Unit pricing of items in supermarket.sis required in New York state. O.S> In New York state, you must be21 to be held liable for payment of a credit card or loan. • . {16) Wearing apparel selling for more than $3 is re--~ quired to carry care labels. The correct answers are: (1) true, (2> true. (3) false, (4 ) true, (5) false. (6) true, (7) true, l8) false, (9 ) true, (10) false, (il) false, (J2) true, (lJ) false, (14) true, (15) false, (16) true. CannySanny I Peachy Plan: Rent Fruit Tree DELIU <AP> -A peach grower here who couldn't sell his crop because of a glut at canneries ha:. round a way to lute customers right into his orchard. He rents trees. For $25, Leonard Sanny guarantees customers at least 400 pounds or peaches from any of 4,000 trees on bis 260-acre ranch. He waters the trees, sprays them, fertilizes and prunes them them and lets customers know a week ( J ahead or tlme when C,~~sUMER their trees wm be ripe. Vl "' Theo it's up to the in· divtdual to pick hla own ------------peaches. SANNY SAYS HE AVOIDS LABOR costs and doubles his profits, while customers reap the bargain price of a nickel a pound. As Sanny explains it, necessity wa.s again the mother of invention. "I bad no place to sell my fruit. There was a surplus In tbe peach market and no commercial outlet would take my crop, so 1 had to think of something,·· he said. A STORY IN A LOCAL NEWSPAPER spread word of Sanny's offer last s ummer. By harvest time be had rented 300 trees, mostly to customers from metropolitan areas where fresh peaches are expensive. "I furnished the ladders, buckets and cardboard box· es," be said. "And my wife Betty gave instructions on home cuming." Sjmn.y said bis total earnings went up about 30 percent over the previous year. when he sold most of his crop to can· nerles. "I DIDN'T BA VE TO IUU any pickers or pay abip. plftl COits, and il gave me a steady cash now," he ex. Plafned. Sanl\y will reimburse any cuatomer whose yield amounts to less than 400 pounds, but he said oot one tree rell abort of It.a quota. The trees vary ln the quality of fruit they bear, but the crop was uniform enoulfh so that renters went home satisfied. ·'There wasn't ooe unhappy cwstomer. Sanny said. . •, ~ f ., ' • • ! : , . • • : • • • . • • • • ~ , • -~ --, ~ , • , , , ' , , • s ~ ~ ~ • -• i • : ASIDE VBOM 11IE BNJOYMENT OF ridln& loto the ,. • E cowitryalde for an aft.emooo d plcklnt peaches, Sanny { aald, cuatomen realize tremendous aavtnga by bis dlrect ' mvketinl approach. ~ ''Tbere•s only 1 to Scents worth of peaches ln a can you buy at the at.ore, but you pay 50to 10 cent. tor It'' He foruees hla SJBtem 1alnlnc widespread popularity. "l'VE BEgN IN FA.UONG FOR about 20 :years and l'ft seen 1 trend develop where we're pr1clnt people riabt out"tbemartet." Title Finn Opem Office American Tltle Compan.y baa announced tbe openJn1 of a oew aa.les and customer aervfc:e facility at 17101 Beach Blvd., Hunllqton Beach, to the RunUngt.oo Beach· Fountain Valley area. 'l1M oCnce will imp faclllt.lte aaJ• u well u provide local cuatomeT 1ervtcea such u title lnformaUoo and the procealnl of lUtA and farm pacbcee. • J • ~ ' ~ ' I -' , _J