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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 20, 19n /
VOL ?t, ltC), •• J S8CTIONS, W "AOH
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2 ·,400 Ge1ns Fou11:d in Newpo
Carter Fills
Presidency
39th Presi•eitt
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Suspect
Nabbed
WASHINGTON CAP) -In a
t Geor&ta accent, utt.erin& the
Jmple oath act out in the titution, Jimmy Carter came
power today and promised a
vernment "both competent and mpusionate.''
ail.edon
Charge
Tbr,e Camp Pendleton arinea were jailed by San
meote police lut niebt alter
e alleeed rape of a 16-year~ld
1.
·Six police with shoteuns con-
rged on the local addre11 or two
the marines. 113 Avenida Gran-
a, and met no resistance from
three. .
Only orie of the men wu booked
suaplcioo ot the rape, wbJcb
rporlA9dly occurred Monday.
ewaaGregDavlcbon, t.t.
Alao arrested were AJJen Gary.
, and Andre Randle, ?!. All
ree men wer-e chareed with
ae11lon for sale of marijuana.
lhedepreuantdrul PCP, and
th fwnilhinl the dru&s to a
inor.
San Clemente Pollce Sst. Craie
Ider said the rape had not n reported to police until Wed·
ay because the victim wu
raid.
• Steckler 1a1d the elrl and a
11e ah'lfrlend went to the
marlnea' apartment to visit
Gary'11lrlfrlend. J' The woman was not at the
Ertmeat, the victim told police.
Hid she WU dragaed into the
room and raped while her 1~lfrtend WU held ID the living aoom byt.beothermarinea. I Both llrll weN later released,
erwiMunharmed.
Carter's fll'St words as presi-
dent were words of thank.a to
Gerald R. Ford lot all he bu done to heal the nation.
Amid applause that swelled to
cheers, Carter paused to shake
hands with the man be bad just
succeeded. Then be spoke of the
future:
"You have given me ·a great
responsibility -to stay close to
you. to be worthy of you, and to
exemplify what you are," said
the president who leads America .
into iu third century. · .
· "Let 'us create together a new
naUonal spirit ol unity and trust
. . . let us learn together and
laugh together and work together
and pray together, confident that
AOSALYNN'S DRESS
DRAWS COMMetfT&-e1
in ·the end we will triumph
to1etber in the right." Chief Justice Warren E.
Burier administered the oath to ·
the former governor of Georgia
at two minutes 'Past the appoint-
ed hour of noon (F.$T).
"Consratulations," be said, as
the transfer ol power wu con-
cluded in the oath as old u the
Republic, and a 21·1un salute
boomed from Anny cannon on
the C apltol IJ'OUl)Cb.
Cart.er atood, first solemn, then
with a momentary amlle on his
lipa, aa the strains ot "Hall to the
Chief" llOUDded in salute.
Vice President Walter F. Mon-
dale wu sworn in ftnt, hll oath
administered by BOUie Speaker
Thomas P . O'Neill of
Musacbusetta.
A crowd •timated by Capitol
police at U0,000 stretched acrou
the plasa before the inaugural
stand.
Carter's inaugural address
waa a brief one-12 minutes.
The inauguration, said Carter,
"marta a new be&lnninl, a new
CSeeC\&TEll, Pase Al)
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'fT'I ALL 'YOUAS1 IAYS-GEAAL.O FORD TO JIMMY CARTER AT INAUGUAATIO,.
Former Georgl• GoYemor a.com.a nth Preaklent of the United StatH
'Extraordinary' 70 Cabbies
.Docton Bring Man,
.,D ~'B k L·~ OfSuspect
Ai.d Capture
e ac to W e BALTIMORE (AP) -"He Cl went thata way I" the dis-
patcher's voi~e crackled, and a
BOSTON (AP) -By moat sleeping off a "slgnificant posse of 70 angry 2altimore cab-
medlcal dellnltlona, Joteph Rue amobnt" or liquor after a nl&bt blea took off after a robbery aua-
was dead. But becaua• a team of when the temperature dipped to pect. doctor1•pent2\.it bourw trytnl to zero, offlclala aaid. When am-An hour later, 15 cab drivers
bringblm*k,be'aallvetoday. bulance attendant. reached for a had surrounded the suspect with
"To have birn wake up in front
of myeye1, move around and talk
to me, that was the extr'aordlnary
tbin1,"sa1dDr. PTestonDallU.h. ·
Rue, an unemployed father of
seven, w• found Tueeday tn t.be
hallway of a downtown bulldln1,
pulae, theyfoun<lnone. their taxis.
At Boet.op Cit.y Hospital, doc· Accordin& to police, a
tora toot llue's temrrature: ao pauenaer got into Jerome
degrees. He ha suffered Leaane's cab Wednesday and
&ypothennl•, a severe towering directed him to a wooded area in
of body temperature. No heart the northwest section of the city.
beat rbowecl on °'electrocardlo-There the passenger robbed vam. Tberewereoordlexes.Hia Lesane and drove away in the
eyeadJdnotreapondtoUlht. cab.
Coast
Weather
·=Spill Reaches 70 MileS "AA far u we were concerned, Lesane called his d.lapatcber,
bewud .. d;'Dalsllshaaid. who called police -then broad-
But Rue, 41, "WU a YOUDI P•
Uent wlt.bnobiatoryotmedicalill·
neaa," laid Dr. Frederick
Southwick, chJef realcknt. "We
didn't want to quit until every
poulbllib'badbee.nexhauated."
cast a description of t.be 1uapect
to the 70 driven operatln1 in the
area.
The suspect wu spotted 1et·
tint Into a station wa1on by
driver Lloyd Newton, who
radioed the dl.apatcber. Within
mlnutet tbe Polle had conversed
on the station wason.
Cloudy tbrouCh Friday
witb 1mall cbance of ll1bt
1bower1 by tont1bt and
Friday. m.-mld-60& to
70.. Low1 inlow •·
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• HOMOWLU CAP) -A mid·
Paclftc 0c .. oO 11>W eaUMCI by a. rupture of a Greek-owned Cltl
1anker b• become 10 mu .... ta 1 ... tba two day1, the CoMt·
Guardaald. •
, "Good Loird,0 allbed Adm., Jam~ Moreau, eommandet ot
tile 14th CoMt Guard dlatrlct wtae hafonned WedMld97 at a
'kieflq ~ tM npualoft of tbe
.Uck.
He lald; lllOiNVer, that tile lllct ·
M mowlll Dol1MM& aad 1bouJcl •ot .... :CC tbe HawaUaa· E·., ~~donot.
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T b e f4 O ·foot I r • n e '• property or tndaqered wildlife. Cha11ea£:; with •.31-man crew, accordlnatoa spokesman for the ·apllt iD J(cod17 .nilbt. aplll-National Marine Fl1heriea
lnl aome of the llb.lp'a car10 of a1enc7.
3.15 mil.llGD ca1klftl of Ulbt crude Tb• C4-t Guard eoald alao UM
oil. boom1 to IDUriept 1mall HcUoail
Al the aten dril'ta from the ofUae1lk:ls,llonauuJd.
pOlnt ol ru_pme, 200 mllea . Tbewblp'a boW ad 1tera, drift.
aoutbe.alt ~ .Midw91 Iala.nd, lt· tn1aboat10 m.lllill apart, will be
leavea a trail ol oil that becomes towed norilawarcl by miUtary and
tbtnae.r a it eapaoda, Moreau. commercial bare• and aunk bJ
aald. 1unflre about 300 mllel from
Nature could take ber coune .their pn.ent 1lt.e, the admiral
and dlaP*M the oU on tbe hl,lb aakl. • • aeu, be Hid. Cbemlcal dl1·1 ?lie allo 1akl the Hlftb. tor
penantl could be UH4 u a lut. tbrH ml11ln1 crewmH waa.
reaort. if the oil poees harm to. . called off Weclwd.a1 Ncbt. ..
Tubes were Inserted into the
Junia to belp Rue breathe. m.
beart wu muaa1ed extemally to
force blood Clnulb th• body.
"Then " atan.d warmtnt lllm," Soutbwlck aald. "W•
pumped wann nutd1 Into hla ••int and throusb catheters ln· Mfttd ID Ida abclomlnal wall to
wann bla tnt.mal or1ana.' •
Warm flulda wen pumped
UlToa1b bll 1tom1cb. He waa
awaddledln .. .ctricblnketa.
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Troocllng f)r 11* lo llW
Ea1t thl• .,.,.,.,1 Better
ch.eclc Pooi A7 /trd.
'18ometook him bead-on, wblle
the othe?'I surrounded him," ..... --Newton said. •'E'-Tbe frtpwnecl suspect atayecl ••v--.mc. ..... ....._
inblacaruntilpollcearrived. : . ~ : =:-:::
The man, ldent111ed aa Melvin. g' .. .._: 0~ :::::::...=
Cummins•. wu charted with CM!lk• c. ~
armed rol>bery. Fi..-:Jc.. ~ I::'..,.. "U we hadn't &Otten there • ._. ~' ,....,..._ ·
when we did, they ml1bt han ,.._ ...., =::
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M done JUltlce rtlbt there in tbe .C=e. :: ...,. ....
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A CHILD'S VIEW OF THE PRESIDENCY
'Be Good'
The klnderaarten classes ol Allio School's Jud.7 Neeve
and Katy Crumley tn South Laguna wrote letters of en-
couragement to Jimmy Carter oo the occasion ol bia LD-
auguration today.
"Be good to our world," wrote Rod Fielding. "Make Joa of tblnga happy for ua."
Cam Cocbrwn, who is unaopbiaticated about the doiqs
ol government, seemed confused about what job it ia Gov-
ernor Carter assumes. "You're nice," she wrote. "You
SHOULD be the judge." ,
nJLIE lllNREY HOPED THE President woaJd get
paid for bia job, whatever lt la.
Arrow StacP couldn't see four years ahead. and aet.-
Ued for wiabing Mr. Carter a Dice next weekend.
Molly Parsons' message wu simple: "I hope you'll be
eood -" -.
NEVE& BA YING •ET nm Prwident. Kate Gamble
addresaed Mr. Carter on ber own level. Sbe wrote: "Dear
President Carter, I hope you will be a good boy at work."
Tbe President will have bis work cut out for him ii be
expecta to please Nathan Arce, who waota bim "to make the
elouda IMJt rain and to make vecetables to be good like car-rots."
Gena Moore was enthusiMtlc mer just about ...
'erythj.ng. Sbe wrote, "I like the White Home. I like your wife.
I lib :roar kid .,SI llke :rourface."
BUT WENDY HEYDEN waoTE, "I UW 1'fJU1' picture.
Do JOU stay up all DJabl?" .Probebly a Repobliean.
,....,P,,,,eAJ
ALIVE •••
Rue'• temperature rose. His
beart beean to beat. His blood pre-
uure returned to normal.
Sooa ''be knew where be was
and be knew the date. He knew bla
name and all ol bis reflexes were
norm al,'' Southwick aaid.
By Wedneeday momlog, Rue
wu able to altn hia name and
amwerdocton' questioaa.
Rue, sWl in LDt.eoslve care, may
lose aneral ftqen to frostbite.
ID addition. docton •aid. be may
have suffered minimal brain lm·
palnnent. But bis la. body tem-
perature may have been belph.tl
I.Done way.
''In ~al cuee we would
have bad HVtte bl'atn dam ace," Soutb~lr aakt, "butt.be low tem-
pera tun meant tbe metabollam
WU p:narbdly alowed. ''
Soiuthwlek said be hopes to
write up tbe cue for a medical
journal "because eome dodm1J
j1llt ann't aware that tbeJ should
eantinue NIUICft.atJoo eltorts that
loal-"
Stiffer Fmee Urged
SACRAIO!NTO<AP>-PtDel
for dnmkm drlytq would be
doubled from a minhnWD of $250
to at least tlfCIO OD fint off-.e,
under a bW lD the Callfonda
Le1ialature.
DAILY PILOT
Suit Leveled
.Over Newport
Crash Death
Damaies to be determined ID
trW court were demanded frvm a Newport Beaeb mu WedDM-
daJ bJ tbe famll.J of a woman
wbo died In a traflle acddeat
after lbe left Ida bome OD Jan.11,
1171.
Named as defendant in tbe
Oraqe c.ouaty Superior c.omt
lawsuit ftled by tbe parents, four mt.en and bra&ber' ol Cyntbla II~, 2Z, II Artlnar IJndeb,
TU Domtnao Drive, Newport Beach.
It II alle&ed that Undeke al-
lowed Mm lloreno to become tn-
tosleated al Ilia bome while a.be
WU aetiQg U boatell for bia
~-further alleced that be was
aware tbat abe abould oot have
been allowed to drive home in
ber intoDcated coadition.
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JEWELS •••
call, but IQll In bil car to pursue
tile two mm instead.
Be •aid that u Wbole)' ran. be ... hlm throw f.lttteriq objeeta
into aome buabee. A later check
revealed ta of 14 plecee of
Jewelr:r reported ml111n1 bJ Mn. Neal. The mlaslnt pi~ 11
atW belna IOU&bt-
Wholey wu cornered by Cobl
and Courtney twice before tbey aetuan, eapblred b.lm.
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CARTER •••
dedication wttb.ID our to•.,.
meat, and a new aplrlt amoaa \II
all."
While a president may aeme
and proclaim that new spirit. be
said. "ooly a people can provide
lt."
It WU a pnimlM to SOTem with
compuakm In partnership with
the American people.
With tbe oatb to ''pnaerve,
protect md defend tbe Comt1tQ.
tlon ot tbe United S&atel," James
Earl Carter of Plains, Ga.,
became America'• 39tb Presi· dent.
Carter saJd be bad no new
dream to put before the
American people but urcect "a
fresb faith In tbe old dreani ...
Tboulh little more than 1,000
worda lcai. tbe speech bad a
ringing quality and made these pointa:
''We are a stroaa natloa and we
will malotain strenst.b ao sum-
clent that it need DOt be proftd in combat -a quiet ltreqtb b8Md
not merely oo the size of an
anenal. but OD the mobilltJ ol
ideu. ··we will be enr vtgllant and
never wlnerable, and we will
n,.bt our wars .,am.t ,PO\Wty,
lporanee and bQUltice, for thole
are the enem1ea against wbicb
our forces can be bonorabl1 man baled.
• •. . • Let no one confuse our ldealllm with weameaa.
··we can DeYer be Jndifferent to
the fate of freedom elsewhere.••
Carter J>ledaed effona to limit arms to t6e level needed for each
nation'• own aafety.
"We will move tbla year a step
toward our ultlmat.e goal -the ellmtnaUon of all nuclear
weapons from this earth," be
saJd.
Aa be repeated tbe oath,
Carter'• band rested oo an an-
cient family Bible open to tbe ad·
monition from tbe prophet Micah
"to do justly, and to love mercy,
and to walk humbly with thy God."
Wben his time as president it
done, Carter aald, be hopes ~
pie will say the nation remem-
bered tbe words ol llicab "md
renewed our aearcb for humility. mercy andjustlce."
And, said the first Southerner
to be pNlident bl more than JOO
yean, be hoped his stewardablp
will be known lot having "tom
down tbe barriers that separated t.boee of different race and relion
and reu,ioo, and where there
bad been mistrust, built unity. with a respectfordivenlty.••
He hoped, too, for a lqacy ol
findlnl wort for the unemployed,
atren1tbenin1 the American
family. emurint respect for the
law and equal treatment under
lt.
"I would hope,'' aald Cuter "that tbe natlom of the ~
mllbt say that we bad bailt a
IuUnc peace . . . Tbeae are not ~my aoaJs, but oar common "T~ toot bit place oo tbe in·
aqu.ral stand to the stra1na of the
''NaYJ Hymn,'' abook bands with
• •mllinl Fwd. toached bands with Mn. Carter, and tbe
eerem001 began..
"Great crowd,•• P'ord re-
marked. "Really la," saJd
Carter, u Sen. Boward W. Cao-
n on of Nevada took tbe
microphone.
''In tbe ~tradition of OQI'
form of government, we are here
today to lnaqurate the ll&b pre-
sident ol the United States," be
Nld.
United Methodist Blabop
WlWam R. Cannoa of AUanta
apoke tbe tnvoeatloo. "Let tbla 4rtt 9dmJnittradob In tbe third
centur')' of our national ex1a1ence
be the becbminl of a new era -a
time ot rectitude, rllbteousw
and prosperity for all our
dtbena, .. be laid.
1be temperature was in the up-
per 209, the skies clear, and t.be
crowd wu bundled against the
cold. But oeit.ber Carter nor Ford
wore bat er coat.
Carter'• brief address WU in·
terrupted MYeD limes by ap-
plause, nner louder than when
be spoke ln tribute to Pord.
Ford, hll bands folded in bis
lap, looted on IOlemnly. Carter's
.. year-old daqbter Ai:ny wu
flnt at b1a side u the Inaugural
address ended. Mra. Carter
jolned them, and tbe new xren· dent put Illa arm aroun her
walat u they ltOod wblle the
leaden ~ pernment and the
crowd be70Dd jolDed In applause for a new IMder.
Then the transfer wu done.
Carter and hll wUe stood, ey•
closed, for the be._edtcUon.
What's· New?
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·Robber Loola Imagination
. SAN DIEGO CAP> -Ednnl Wllllam Pbllllpe !Dust spend seven yean lD prtaon, partly for lack of
unaglnatian, a proeecutor sa,ya.
The 21-year-old man wu ccm\ieted d the $.130
holdup at Bank of America on Unlvenlty Avmue on July 12.
In that boldup1 a note demandln1 money wu
"virtually ldentica1 ln wordlna to a note used in a
bank ~ here ln Septeml>er 1975," 1111 Aut.
U.S. Atty. R. Michael Bruney.
Phllllpe was on probation for the September
boJdup, and m hit home Bruoey aald were found a wta
and women's clotb1D1 believed worn by the holdup
mutnJW,.
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Printing
By Marine
Assailed
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1be U.S. llartne eori. Hya a
Camp Pendleton 'Marine
member ~the Jtu Klux Xian .tb be trt..S befon a special court.
martial for println1 KKK
literature at 1overnment ez. penae.
The· Corps ordered the aetkln
WedDelday atabllt PPC Deon1a
L. Camllbell. wbo wu amoq a
&r'OUP ol lhriDM admlttln• KU membenbip after a racial brawl
Nov. 13 brouabt presence ol a
Klan cell on base to Uabt. Tbe
KKK members were taraeta ~
an attac!lr by a ~"Of blact
Marines who mlstatenly auatllt·
ed aDOCber O'GUP ol lluinat llY· Ina In the same berracb u the IOUmemben.
Tbe Marine Corps said
Campbell wUibe tried for ustnc a ~ DbotoeoDier to pro. claee racist lfteratme and for il-
legal dlatrlbutian of the material
onbue. u found pUty. be could be re-
duced to private or given a bad
conduct dlacbarge, or could face
six montba al bard labor and
forfeltun ol two-thlrda of bis pay
for six moutba.
Followtnc the ~ that sent
six wbltel to the boepltal, the Marine Corps u.oconred the
names ol 11 allqed UK mem-
bers. At least 12wentra.naferred
to other buea to eue racial tension at Pmdletoa.
Campbell, wbo bad been aenl
to Cbel'T)' POOlt, N.C .• WU re-
turned to Pendleton earlier tbia
month to tMdb ln pretrial bear-
in1s to det.ermlne what charges
will be broulbt aialmt black
leatheroecb, 14 ol whom were
arrested in tbe Nov. 13 lncldent.
Campbell and the other two
KKK members called to tes_tif1 were panbbed, with Campbell
beta& fined $70, for tatlDa a king
weekend In San Dielo a.nc1 faWng
to appear at a bearing u or-dered.
That happened earlier this
mGDtb.
Verna Smith ot Lo6 AnJeles
says she wanta her IOIJ ex-
ecuted. The son, Jimmie
Lee Gray, 2.8. ls facing the
gas chamber in Miulsslppi
for the murder ot 8.~ear-old girl. <StocJ~ Pag J).
Offshore Oil
Leasing Hit
By San Diego
SAN DIEGO CAP) -San Dteto
County supervilon say tbey'i.
against PIOl'e offshore oll leuir&C because of the poteqtial danien
to air quality and marine life.
Supervisors adopted a reaolo-
Uon Wedneaday to be delivered
to Preaident Jimmy Carter after
bla inauguration today.
The reaolutioo also accuses the
Department ol the lnt.eriOt' ol
pursuing tbe lease sale without
benefit or a national eneru
policy that defines the need for
new offabore oU drillinc.
Tbe hdaior -~artment •aid Tueaday it is eonsiderinJ leasing
180 square miles of federal ocean
bottom olf the county's coast,
with 20 tracts being only sis to 18 miles from shore.
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Ruling Delayed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -h will .
be at least a week belON U.S. ·
District c.ourt Juqe llatt BJl'IM · rulet OD the comtltulicmallt,J ol
the Loi Anlelea eit.y IChool ..
trlct ·~ mandatory teaeher
transfer policy. After a week ol
lfttimOQ)', the judge took the
cue under aubml•Noo Wedw-day.
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VOL. 70, NO. 20, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1977 c TEN CEN
FOrd Takes Last.Look, Flies WeStw:ard
WASHINGTON CAP)-Gerald R. Fohl rdinqulsbed U>e manlle
of presidential power to Jimmy
Carter today and then rnade a
na1talglc helicopter flight over
the nation's capital before flying
to California, a private ciluen for
tbe first time in 28 years.
Ford ended hls 2\.ia-year uetak'er·presidency at three
minutes after noon (EST) as
Cart.er completed taking tbe oath
of office in ceremonies at the
U.S. Capitol. •
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"Great crowd," Ford told ov1Uot1.
Carter as they stood before an Then, with his bands folded tn
estimated l!I0,000 person.a brav· •• his lap, the man who moments
ing temperatures in the upper before had been president looked
205. "Really \a." Ca'rterreplied. onaolemnl,y as Carter spoke.
Neither mln wore hat or coat
for the ceremooy.
ford seemed touched when Carter began his inaugural ad-
dress with words of than.Its to
Ford .. for all be has done to heal
our land." 1be crowd applauded
and Ford stood briefly and with a
broad smile acknowledged the
* * *
Immediately arter the In-
augural ceremony, Ford and his
wife were escorted down Ute west
front 8teps of the Capitol to a
)larine helicopter waiting on the
snow-covered lawn. They were
accompanied on the 200-yar<f-
long walk, lined with Marine.a, by
* * *
Ford'• vice president, Nelson A.
Rockefeller, Senate Republican
Leader .Howard Baker ol Ten·
nessee, House Republican
Leader John Rhodes or Arbon~
and Sen. Mark 0. Hatfield (R·
Ore.).
At 12:ZJ p.m., the helicopter
lifted of( and circled over the
Capitol and House office build·
ings where Ford served !or 25
years in Congress.
As the Fords and Rockefeller
* * *
and bis wife Happy new td
nearby ~ws Air Force B~
Ford asked the' pilot to el.rde
over government bulldJngS".
monuments and the White
House.
He bad requested a simple
farewell ceremony at Andrews.
It was an all military Affair and
Ford stood at attention to receive
a 21.guo cannon salute and then
briefly reviewed a line of troops.
Before departing, tbe 1'>rds
* * *
embraced the Rockefellers. Aa a
mWtary band played "God Bles.s
Amenca.'' Mr. and Mrs. Ford
climbed the ramp. At.the t<>p,
Ford, u he did ao often as presi ..
dent, turned and waved to a
c.beerlnc cz:owd ot abo~t 300.
The plane, a presidential jet.
then ~canied the Fords toward
Monterey, where Friday he plans
to play ln the Bing Crosby Pro-Am
Golf Toumament at the Pebble
Beach COllne.
* * *
arter Takes. Oath as President
Ne-w Call
Made for
U.S. Unity
WASHINGTON (AP) -Jim·
my Carter, an outsider no more,
was inaugurated president of the United States)9day, urging upon
his countrymen fresh faith and
new commitment tp "the bold
and brilliant dream'' of America.
Then, hand in hand with his
wife, Rosalynn, the new presi-
dent walked near the head of his
own parede, home to the White
House.
Three minutes past a sunny.
'icy noon, Carter concluded the
ROSAL YNN'S GOWN
DRAWS COMMENT&-81
oath of office that restored the
White House to the custody of the
voters and ended the 29-month
appointed presidency of Gerald
R. Ford. A~WI ......... Army cannon boomed a 21-gun
salute from Capitol Hill across
, the snow-clad lawns and monu-
ments or government. Carter
stood solemn, a glimpse or his
trademark smile crossing his
lips.
ROSALYNN CARTER WATCHES HER HUl8ANO TAKE THE PRUfOENTIAL OATH
New Flrst Lady Hold• • F•mlly Bibi• for Hl11orlc: Ceremony fn Waahtngton
. I
And the first words he spoke as
president were words of than.ks
to the departing Ford "lor all be
has done to heal our land."
Church Clash
PRESf0£Nf CARTER HUGS DAUGHTER AMY ON PODIUM
WhHe UnH Border Protective 01 .. 1 Shleld Carter, James Earl Jr. by
birth, Jimmy by preference.
spoke of bis hopes and goals for
the four years now beginning, for
"a new dedication within our
government, and a new spirit
among us all. . .
Break-in Suspect Surprised
essoa, Sellers
~r Kidmip~n
f Guilty as Charged
GUILTY AS CHARGED
Ex-B•nlcer WH90n
By TOM BARLEY
ot • o.fly ~ l4aft •
Two men who kldnaped pota~
chip heir John H. ''Jack" Scud·
der of Newport Beach and then
demanded $250,000 in ransom
from his wife were found guilty
as char1ed today in Orange County Suphior Court.
A jury or nine women and three
men ended six days of delibera·
tion by finding William Rudy
Wesson, 45, of Tustin and Ricki
Dale Sellers. 21, of Hermosa
Beach, guilty of kidnaping for
ransom.
The jury, found ln iU verdict
that the two defendant.a were not
guilty of infllcUn1 bodily harm
on Scudder durlnl the kidnap at·
tempt. Other related minor
charees were a.lsodilmissed.
Both men denied the charge.
(See KIDNAP, Pace Az>
"Two centuries ago, our na-
tion's birth was a milestone in
the long quest for freedom, but
the bold and brilllant dream
which excited'the founders of our
nation still awaits its consumma-
tion.''· he said. "I have no new
dream to set forth today, but
.rather urge a fresh faith in the
<See CilTEB, Paie A?>
·wncertSet
At Mesa High
Costa Mesa High School's
winter scholarship concert will be
held Friday night, beginning at
7:30p.m.lntheschool'slyceum.
The high school concert band,
orchestra, Dixieland band and
staee band will perform during
the fund-raising event, which pro-
vides scholarships to help stu-
d en ts further their musical
careers.
Tickets will be sold at the door ..
and the cost ts $1. The cost for
Costa Mesa High School students
il50cents.
A man who police said broke
into a Costa Mesa church early
this morning. wa8 surprised by a
church member wbo broke a
baseball bat over the alleged in·
truder's bead.
Donald Wayne Patterson, 21, of
Cpsta Mesa, was rushed to the
UCI Medical Center with head in-
juries following the 5:30 a.m. bs-
cident al the Harbor Aaaembly of
God Church, 740 West Wilson St.
John Charles Blansett, 27, o(
2974 Crawford SL, Co.sta Mesa.
told officers he and a teenage boy
were staying inside the church
because of problems with recent
breakins and thefts from lhe
church and nearby schools.
•'They had a break-in last week
and $300 in cash was taken," said
police Lt. George Lorton this
morning.
Blansett, who <>Perales a lawn
maintenance service, told police
he and the youth heard someone
kicking the church doors In about
S:30a.m.
He said be told the boy lo call
police and walked into the church
office where he surprised Pal·
terson.
Police said Blansett grabbed
the suspect, who swung around
and struck Blansett in the face
with a fluhlJght.
"Al that point, Blansett bit him
over the bead with a baseball
bat," Lorton said.
He said Patterson had more
than $70 ln his pocket.
Hospital officials at UCI
Medical Center said Patterson
was still In the emergency room
late this morning. Police said be will be charged with suspicion oC
burglary arid suspicion 'of as-
sault with a deadly weapOn.
Teacher Chief
Backs Pleas
For Contract
By MICHAEL PASKEVICR oe111e oau, ~1'4ltsu11
BUl Grgurich. Newport-Mesa
Education Association (NMEA)
president. defended 1976-77 con-
tract requests submitted by di&·
trict teachers under a new collec-
tive bargaining act today aayine, ·
"There is nothing in our initial
contract that ls asking you (tax-
payers) to spend more on educa-
tion."
Speaking before a small morn·
ing ·meet.\ng of the Citizens
Harbor Area Research Team
(CHART> ln Costa Mesa,
Grgurich said district ae-
ministrators should cut ub-
neceaaaey spending and "reorder
priorities back to the classroom,••
to lower cJau 1lz~. allow more
contact Ume between slodents
and teachers and improve the Farm Votes Pass 3-2 ,~· qualltroteducatlon.
Grgurich wu Joined in the dis-
cussion by Jim Luces, negotia-
tions chairman for the NMEA in
current clOHd door contr}tact dls-
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POUND GUILTY
Accomploe .. hra .
SJC Farmer t.o Se~k Grand Jury ProlJe
Br ANNE COOPE& (EIR) as a tint step ln the lnitia· Ir San Juan cltittm addmantly °' .. ....,..,......., . tloo of a 1enerat plan amend· 'oppostthe direction Cllf Council
San Juan Caplltrano coun-.rqent delicn•tlna about 230 acres i• talClnc. be said, v~have re-
cllmen approv~ a pioneer or· of San Juan tarmlaod for pe:rma-. courte. They can petition to put
dinance Wedn~y· deslped to , nent agrlC'Gltural uai. 11ncuJtw-al preservation oo the
aave fpming 1lii the cJly by lm-Both the ordinance. aocl the ballot or petition ror a recall ol
po11qf a SllOO per house ree oo re-EIB all9catloo were puaed oo a councilmen who support the pro-slden~ development and $1,000 . 3·2 vote, with Cquncllmeo Jdio fratn.
per ac~ oo tommerctal and ln· Sweeney and !Ucha.rd McDowell Mayor 1>9uJlu Nash aaid he
dustrial. . ~ting "no." • believes he la carryln1 out a A farmer, whole pl'O'perty ls af-Councilman 'Kenneth Friess mandate from the cJUaena or San
fected by the action, said be will admitted he d<>et not know bow Juan to preler'Ve a valuable re-
ask fOr 8 P'and JW'J lnv~tl&a· much \l will COit to try to pte-loUred' and cect lb& tax·
tion. serve lome of San Jua.o'• farm· payera'pocket . The ordinance takes effect lm-ln1 -or whether the ettort will Nub ref.,...S to an elalMw•
medl1tel7. a~eed. .report prepared by John
ID. relltAld aetlon. coundlmen .He sald tryln1 to ,.plemtnt O'SQIUvan, IHl•tant clt}' af proved up to '4,IOO for en en-new cODCel)U .ll an Amerlc.a mua,.., whlch p&ta tbe cOltt a(
v ronmeatal Jmpact report trad.ltion. f (l•el'A&Jl,PaaeAJ> .
,
cuaslona wilbdiltrtctoffic . He
aa.id proireu baa been ate and
elltpecta tbe NMEA to decide
w1thln a month wbetber to •iree
to a aettlement or declare an l~ puae.
Saylbl "clua size ts very im·
portant.," Griurtch hinted that tr
an impaue la declared, ft wouJd
belntheareaotclaustse.
"There are poorer school d.ll·
.trletl witb 1mall• C)UMS," be
Hid, noCJnf tbal the NewPott-M•• diltrlct la rinked fifth ln
Southern Callfornta on the
amount spent perpupU.
Gr1uricb beUeva the district.
can eut back on uMeceuary
"oulllde cl111room" ea~ <ae, TEACBBa. Pace Al)
Classroom
Explosion
Kills Two
I
PITTSBURGH (AP) -An ex·
'plos ion ripped through a
classroom at the University of
Pittsburgh today, collapsing a
portion of the building and killing
2 ancl injuring as many as 26 peo-ple, according to a hospital oe--
ficlal. "Tbere are people frapped in
the buildini." said a secretary at
the University's News and
Publications office. The explosion occurred in • Langley Hall, where psychology
classes are held.
Witnesses said about 120 slu,
dents bad been dismlssed from a.
lecture minutes before the ex-
plosion.
Biology laboratories.l.}re locat-
ed in tbe basement of tfle build·
ing, but authorities were unsure ii anyone waa in those rooms at
the time.
Rescue teams moved in with a
laree crane to begin picking
through the debria in the search
for victims.
"We don't have a list. They're
still bringing people in," the
hospital spokesman said.
Orange Coast
Weather
Cloudy throutb Friday
with small chaqce of light
showers by tonlJbt and
Friday. Highs mld·60a to
70s. Lows in low 50s.
INSIDE TODAV
TroueUng ~ tram to Che
Ea1t tllu unnter? Better
ch«lc P.aoe A.1 /irst.
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Thursday, Januarx 20, im
I' O.llY'1 ...... H-
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old aplrlt. 0
His ~al acW.resa WU a
apare, 12-mlnute 1ummona ol
bope, D°' • .. end• or bhaeprint.
If •lolaa u..r.wu, ti-wu • lim· pie one a Cart. apoke ol a .w
1plrlt at,;;,;d la America aod tbe
world.
From this platform of plywood,
planks and wooden columns,
erected 1n front of the Capitol for an bour'• use, Carter spoke a1ain
tbe theme be bad sounded from a
thousand ata1es in hiJ Joni quest
for th• olflce that now ls hia.
· ••our covemmeot must at tbe
same Ume be both competent
and compualonate," be said.
He promlaed an aclministraUon
of quiet strenfth, "so sufficient
that It need nof be proven in com·
bat ••• ··we will be ever vigilant and
never vulnerable. and we will
filbt our wars •Cain.st poverty. 11noran~ and injustice, for those
are the enem.14!\ againat which our forces can be honorably
manbaled," be said.
It was at once an hour of re·
newal and farewell, this solumn,
peaceful transition of awesome
power amid rites and page entry
as old as the Republic.
' / CARPENTER STEVE HENRY CLEANS GUMS AT 'JAWS'
Meaa Tavern to Get New Name, New Look Soon?
It was an hour ol change, from
the clipped accent of Ford's
Michigan to the soft drawl of
Ca rter's Geor gia , from
Republican to Democrat, from
the appoint~ to the elected.
Mesa's Tavern Jaws
To Face Extraction
~ C{'owd of about 150,000 as-
sembled ln the cold of the Capitol
plaza to watch as Carter became
the 39th presldent, and to salute
the38tb.
Seven times, applause inter-
rupted the brief inaugural ad·
dress, never louder than when
It'll be carpenters doing the ex·
traction in.stead of a dentist, but
those cavernous jaws that greet
southbound motorists on
Newport Boulevard in Costa
Mesa are beinc removed.
And "Jaws" tave rn owner
John Bellamy of Newport Beach
safd it's because of what he calls
a draw in a Sl million coun·
E'roaPageAJ
FARM ••.
acricultural preservation
again1t the coet of residential
land use on the 230 acres which
would be affected by the pro-
posed eeneral plan amendment.
Accordini to O'Sullivan's re-
W,rl. in 20 years the land will have cost the city $60,000 if pre-
sfrved in farming and between
G .3 and $2.9 million if homes are
built on lt.
Considering the cost over 20
years to the Capistrano Unified
School District as well as the City
o( San Juan, keeping the land in
crops will show a surplus or
$20.000. the report indicates.
Building houses on the land
would cost the school district and
the city $7.l to Sll.2 million over
20 y ears , ac cording to
O'Sullivan's calculations
Charles Vermeulen, who farms
about 100 acres along Del Obispo
St. tagged for permanent farm
use if the general plan amend·
meot is ultimately approved,
said he intends to call for a 1rand
jury investigation of San Juan's
allempt to perpetuate farming.
"Property owners who have al·
lowed weeds to overrun their
land have not had their property
dttiilgnated for agricultural pre-
S 4tr v a tl on," be said. "If
a1rtculturaJ preservation ls so important, why not have the de-
cency to allow the people to vote
on it?"
Vermeulen su11ested lbat
those who are eacer to see farm·
in1 saved in San Juan should buy
land and farm it themselves.
.. All It takes is Ion.: hours and
bard work," he said.
Gas Curtailed
FRESNO CAP) Natural gas
deliveries have been curtailed
temporarily to 32 large induatrlal
c'1stomen ln the San Joaquin
Valley because of bith cold
weather use, utility offi ciala an· nounced ..
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CotteMeaaontae
MalM ... ::::::: :•d':.~ • ._
tersuit he fil~ against Universal
Studios, the folks who produced
the 1975 mm by the same name.
Universal claims it owns the
rleht to the name "Jaws" and the
shark head likeness.
Bellamy said be is going to put
a new name and a new motif on
the one·story tavern, located at ·
2285 Newport Blvd.
"No, I won't tell you what It'll
look like, but it will be better than
Jaws," be said.
City Planning Department ol·
ficials said Bellamy applied for a
sign plan Tuesday, listing the
new name as "Captain Dinghy's
Wharf."
"I had a good lawsuit going,''
Bellamy said. "Universal sued
for a tlalf million bucks and I
coulltersued for $1 million.
Then, he said, be found out he·
would have to hlre a federal
copyright attorney, who wanted
a $10,000 retainer fee.
•'I figured I could change the
front or t.be place for less than
that. We got together and decided
we wouldn't carry the suit any
further if I withdrew my coon·
tersuit and took down the name."
•'They wanted the name down
pretty bad," be said.
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KIDNAP •••
They said Scudder helped them
Carter bt1an: •
"For myself and our nation, I
want to thank my predecessor for
all be bu done to heal our land."
Carter turned to shake bands
with Ford.
P,...P11pAJ
TEACHER. •
such aa data processing to
tabulate 1rades and Improve "in
class" education by lowering
classroom sue.
Addressing the controversy
surroundln1 teacher's requests
for an 18 percent pay raise,
Grguricb said, under state law,
the district could not raise addi·
tional tax revenue and would be
forced to revaDJp the existinc
bud1et ol about $45 mlWon to
meet lncreued COits.
The district la offering teachers
a 7.2 percent pay hike. According
to district figures,· granting
teacben an 18 percent pay bike
would c06t $3,569,000, thus forcing
the district to divert funds from ·
the instructional area to teachers salaries.
Mesa Youth,
13, Robbed
plan a phony kidnap in return for A 13·year-old boy waiting past
his getting t.be lion's share of the the Intersection of Columbia
$250,000ransom. Drive and Wake Forest Avenue
Wesson turned pale on bearing Wedne•day afternoon, was COO•
the verdict and swayed sUahtly. fronted by an older youth on a
He quickly recovered his com· bicycle wbo toOk a wallet con·
posure and smiled reassuringly 'talning S5 from the boy.
at Sellers. Police said the suspect, Sellen displayed no emotion believed to bt about 15 years old,
on hearing the word "cuUty'1• rode up to the younger boy on a
But be later turned towards hit mo&oerou·type bicycle and told1
relatives in the courtroom .,00 \bim, "Let me see your wallet or mouthed a reasaurance to thed\.,_/I'll kill you."
Scudder, 64, of Balboa bland, The older boy. wearing a
waa kidbaped in HuoUnaton brown or ereen windbreaker
Beach last Aug. 19 by two men jacket then took the money and
who waited for him outside his rode off, police said.
dentist's office and overpowered
him at,unpioW.
Scudder teiUfied j.bal be was rr H Id • Th ft bu ten about the bead and .I. eens e m e
several te«b were knocked out
as he was sh oved into a
mqtorbome.
He tflltified that be escaped
from the vehicle after one of his
two kidnapers left by faklnC a
heart attack and then jumplftt
from the van in the Fountain
ValJey area.
Costa Meaa police arrested a
teen-a1e couple carrying a 3.
year·old cblld Wednesday ni&bt
at South Cout Piasa on suspicion
o( er and theft. Police said the pair
walked out. of the M~ Company
at about 10 p.m., allegedly carry.
ln1 $295 in clothln& taken from the
a tore.
Search CQntinues
For Missing Boat
A search ol Mexican waters
and of coastal harbors 1oes oo to-
day for a 33-foot Dalla Polnt-
berthed boat reported miulna
Tuesday.
Ti.e maln body of tbe •••
sea.rcb· by tbe Cout Guard wu
suspended Wedneld~.
However, s,t. Ricbard Ollon ol the Orange County .._.,.,
Harbor Patrol at Dau POlnt;
said effort.a were coaUaums to
locate t.be nUllfq v.aMI, CM
Robbie l owned bJ Al•a..,
,Maater1, 55, of FtUerton.
Muten la alaom .. aln1.
Debris believed from tbe Rob-
bie l wu locat.t betwetD Dana
Point and Cataliu. AltMql a
chlld'• life preHrVer found float.
tn1 ln the waw wu 1'urned1 s,t.
Ollon discounted ID nploelcln
theory to uplaln th• bo.t'a cUI· aw.arMCt. Jluten• car wu foUncl at iM
Dana Point Harbor, but Set.
Olson aald It baa not been
eaublllbed U.at ti.e owner wu poeitlnly on the CT'aft. -
••we don't know wbo waa on
board. 11M boat wu up for sale. We're tJ')1nc to 1et a.old ol an in·
dl•ldual who was Interested in It.
but we haven't been able to so
. far. ··u~. atrktJ.y • wait and see .,-atklll,•' &ct· oi.o. said.
Jle aakt be dWA't believe the
craft ht.. esplOded bec:aun the
dtbrll .... found bad not
beb l:itteftllvely damaged.
••Jtema ~b u the •t1roloam
cbe•t would have been nub burned, net batehel charred
ucl mutilated," SI\. Ollon ti.kt
notln1 the debris was not eo
dama1ed.
Tbe 1'ael 1Uck found could baft
come trea:a a tnlllmlu.loo tluld
can found no1Ua1 asnld th•
materl-.f • ftlL
Gof ... l/p'l
City offi cials have posted
these signs outside elevators
on all five floors oC Costa
Mesa City Hall -even on
the· ground Cloor, where
there are no exit stairways.
"That's so someone can run
up aud s ave the city
m a n ager," quipped one
firsl·floor employe.
\ fAeS& \ ca\end&f
\
TONIGHT
COASTIJNE CC SEMINAR -
Successful Preretirement Plan·
ning Seminar, Hoag Memorial
Hospital, Meeting Rooms A and
B,7p.m .
"OLD TIMES" -South Coast
Repertory Theater , Tuesday-
Sunday througb Feb. 19, 8p.m.
SYMPHONIC BAND
CONCERT-OCC Auditorium, 8
p.m.
Two N"'POJ't Beach men ~
credited today with tbe c&ptUN
of a buriJary IU.lped who pollef allege bid stolen $1,400 worth of
jewelry from a Dover Shores
home Wednellda.y afternoon.
ln custody in Newport Beach
city Ja1t t.-Gordon Bruce Wholey,
28, of Beverly Hllls.
He Is held in lieu of $100,000
ball. Police say they believe be ts
reaponalble for several the/ts of
jewelry and art objecta ln
Newport Beach.
Capt. Richard Hamilton aaid
detectives planned to spend to-
day trytnc to track down other
cases in which Wholey would be
questioned.
Wholey was captured at 1:30
p.m . after a brief chase tbat
ended wbeo be was corralled by
two local men at the corner ol
Mariners and Santiago drives.
According to police reports,
John P. Courtney, 56, of 1.8822
Leeward Lane, was working as a
house painter at the home of
Margaret Neal, 1618 Santia10
Drive.
He told pollce he walked into
the house and heard someone in
another room.
After calllng out "Margaret'' a
few times, he said he beard what
sounded like someone crawlln&
out through a window.
He told officers the burglar
was •pparenUy UMu cceasful at
climbing the IO.foot fence Sur·
roundinl the home, and be saw a
man run across the front lawn.
Lawn Mower Stolen
A Costa Mesa guclener told
Costa Mesa police Wednesday so-
meone took • l•wn mower valued
at $2'70 from lm tntek ~a.rked at
Te Winkle Part Monday mornine. TetautcblMaehara, 2123SanJuan
Lane, 11.ld be lettthe tru~t unat-
tended for a few minutes and dis·
covered the Joa when be returned
atabout9a.m.
1
'IWIM•8-'
Verna Smith of Los Angeles .
says slle wants her· son ~4•
ecuted. Tbe son# Jlrnmte Lee Gray, 28, is acing the ·
gas chamber in Mississippi .
for the murder of a S.year-'
o ld girl. (Story, Page All)
Gap, Widens'
lnOCVoie
Registratio~
"' A re1ular biennial pur1e ot re-
glsttaUon rolls by the Oraqe-
County Reptl'ar of Voters bu
widened the gap between re-
g is te red Republlcan1 and
Democrata,
And what •u a ac&nt a,eau re-'
gtstratkm edte tor GOP voters:
last Novem6er bu IJ'O•D to
16,627. according to the re-
1tatrar'1 ftiuret.
By Ul• Um• Realltrar Al Olfon completed the mandatory puree
of people wllo DO longer live at
tbelr re1lstralion acldre~
43,098 rellat.Nd voters bad dropped from the roll. •
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MOST OF HOMES ON DEUCADA HAYE BEEN REBUILT; CHIMNEYS MARK EXCEPTIONS
Altbqugh Prot.ectlYe Me .. urn Have Been Taken, Fire Danger la SUH There
Burnout Brings ~smts .
Homeownen: 'Ctuf't Fight City Htd'' • ..
By PBIUP aOS•ARJN
OI ... o.lty Plllit Staff
Not all who were burned out of
U..lr homes ln the biggest brush
flre in San Clemente history were able to rebuild.
One of them is Gilbert 0
Iuln. His $55,000 home at 704
Avenlda c.oturnbo was a totaJ
.....
loss. Though tbe home was in-sured, it was insured at his
purchase price: $27,QOO.
Wltb consideration for home
improvements. the iu\rrance covered a little more. Still, Kasin
fifures be le>st $17,000 on the
home a.lone. That doesn't include
the furnishings.
Air ()oatrol lssae
Oran1e County supervlaors
were added Wednesday to a
lawsuit to force them to pay their
ahare of costs for a reglonaJ air
pollution controt aaency
Attorney General Evelle
Youn1er served notice o n
auperviaora that t.be7 bad been
added to a lawsuit filed earlier
•l•lnst Los An&elea Count7
supervbors ·
Tbe DOllces arrived Just hours
after Supervisor Laurence
Schmit told fellow board mem.
ben be would ask lbem nut week
to pa7 their February a bare of the
a1ecy'1 costs.
Sebmit Is the bo1rd'1 represeo-
tatl•e on the four-county South
tout Air Qualit.J Mana1e1aent Dtat.rtct.
And upon hll advice, the board
bad •treed earlier to pay tho
acency's coats only through
Jaauary to induce tbe st1te
leplature to aet on a proposed
new fund.lni formul; for the d.is· tritt.
But Marc Mihaly of the at·
t.onley ltfter1l '1 staff said earlier
the count)' wu billed l0r a three.
month pqme.at Ud aeecled the
funds all at ooce to metain
smooth operations.
The Sult against Loi Anaele.a
i1u!)erviaon followed tbat board's
refuaaJ tp pay a i.ix·moaui alJot.
ment of 12.lm.illioo.
~bmJt ~ fellow·superytaon
W ednesdQ be believed the board
should ooatlnue paying moatbly
instalJmeats ol $114,000 to see if
new funcUng arrangement. are
made.
But be did not want to withbold
paying entfrely .,_auee tbe dis-
trict would bne to lay off
employes and cut back opera·
tiem.
At Sebmlt •• fOIJHtlon, aupervlaan alto agreed Wednel·
day to sea a county lelialator to
sponsOT a meuure aetUo• forth a
new funding formula.
That fonnula would tact tl onto coata of car license plates and ,...
quire induatries to pay annual
pumltfees.
Schmit said tbBt would take t.be
agency's ftnancing off tbe county
property tax rate.
ln the meantime, supentaon
learned that a 12 million loan tro-
P<JSal to foreutaU ID)' layolft flad
pllMCI from t.beAIMmblJ W~ and Keam Committee ~
0ru,.C«mty'sobjectiou.
That Joan would lmpoN a 10
percent repayment pea.at; Cll\
C'*4t!et refa.fq to fund tM
a1enc7 ud 111pervllon bad uraect actioft oa the new ftnancint pluiDl&ad.
Neither deel it iocfude his last
bopea to live out bis days in a
home of bl.a own.
At 75, Kasin says, "I'm too
old,'' to fiabt a lawsuit to recover
damaces. For one thing, he
doesn't know whom to sue. The
Navy Department baa been tight·
Upped about r~lbillty for
the flte, atart4ld by a Camp
Pendleton Karin .. welder's er-
rant apart.
The City of San Clemente baa a
$2'7 000 lawsutt Dending agaios\ t;th th''Nat/1 Department and
the state Parkll cjepal'Utlent tor~
cover tlriJftdltia& expeMes, but
it's in legti IImbo.
There la no pending private
Ut11atlon, though suits are
planned. •
"l think It's wrong," Kaain
aaya, addlD& that the N•v1
Department should ,Pay up.
"They bumed us out. They 1ldmii
that."
be does:n't-wony tha~ an~
fire Ytlll destroy bis n~ hotne.
Kuin couldn't afford to rebuild.
He lives in an ~:ment.
Della and Frankel wint
to rebulld and crave reuaur-.ce
from the military that Cll.np
Pendleton bas taken the steps to
inlure iht another b1g fire won't
happen.
Tbe,v: .now live in Mission Vhtjo.
Mra. Frankel aaid they, like all
th• other fire. victims, got no
compenHtion for their bonaea
from the mlllt.ary, and they, Uke
tbe others, think they're owed a
full explanaUon.
Mra. Frankel feeJ. Uti1ationef·
fortt wen "squashed.''
Sbeaan, "Youcan'tevenQtht
City Hall. Wbat are JOU 1oln1 to
do with btl covemment?'' She
1111 the ltMt the Navy Depart-
ment could do would be to tell tMm Wf\atlulppened.
The trankels are uaed to It.
They were burned out Ill t.be Bel
Alf flre..ln the early lilOs. They aev•tsarned bow that happel)ed
ettbfr.
Mo~Loses
Foot in Reecoe
B1 JMSaL\PP&LL --~ ........
Jt WU a JMr 8IO that Siiia
A111 w,badi puabed a bowllq
brulb fl.re l8tO 8-Clemente de-
molilblaf J.t boalell, da....,
1'4 otben and cautlDI damap eetimated at bet•._ $U and SI mllllon.
It WU tbe wont ftre ill the cJty'• biltGry.
lt could happen ... ill.
"There'• no quettion of a
PoN1bWty. not remote, but a stroDI poulbOitJ that the Nine •
tiDd ol fire ean happal aslia,"
San Clemente Fl.re Cblef ROil
Coleman laid ill an illtenlew.
''0.nce t.bme watenbed &. get out ol cootrol, It •• reaJ.17 I'*'·
rllla warfare. You just caa'Utop
tboee damn tbinp."
In an aueumem after tbe nre.
Chief Coleman aald "San
Clemente was desiped for cha-
aster.''
And the conditions the cbiel
spoke of then are still around ~
day. · ·
Many of them would be dif
ficult to control: dry Santa Ana
winds, ~~' or the topo-graphy, bnab rwed ravines t.lult
act like cblmneys when a ftre
starts at the bottom.
Homes built aJQq ridl• -
San Clemente baa "'1tire hilltop
neighborhoods -are I.a •pedal danger.
Under these condltioos, eoadi-
tions emtin• today. all it t.ak• la a spark, a mistake. ·
Last year the ap~t wu pro-
vic!ed by a Maine Corps welder
repairing a pistol range target.
Camp Pendleton fire rtabten
were unable to atop the resµltlng
fire because they were already
committed to figbtlna two other
fires on the base.
As the fire grew, there were
questions as to whose Juriad.lc-
tion it was I.a. 'lbe property in-
volved was leued to tbe state
parks department.
Complicating the situation was
a fire in the Anaheim Hills area where state forestry and Oranf(e
Co110ty Fire Department uruts
were beavlly committed.
Fickle winds alternately
pushed the names, and then
stopped them, turnl.ng the fire
back on itself.
Chief Coleman an4 bis force of 80 firefighters watched from a
ridge as the ftre burned on Camp
Pendleton.
There was a breakdown in
commuoicaUol\ b4'tweeo ~jfe fight.era. Cole111an aa\d be w t.ed
for the flre to come to m
because be simply did not,~ow
whether be bad the autbotjty to
Ci'oas into Camp PtndJeton.,
Addltloaa111, tben WU lM
ltntepc q..um aboUt throw·
iDI b1a lmall b'ee bsto ~ oulalde tbedty with tbe J*ldliill-Pll~--
ty tbe ftre would ~ or 9"1'·
wlaelm tbe foree and tbee bit tbit UDP~town. , .,._~nntually more than 500
nnmm from tbe Department ol
P'ortttry and Or::/• County ~==~~ eouatY eonveraed oe ltie' eltJ to :rt tbe blue °'*" Jao. ao IDd
Tile netcbborbood• atoac
Avftlda Prelldio, Callt Pamilla,
Calle Delicacl•, A••al41a SalTador, Calle CohDD.. Md
C-1le lfeDcloza •ere Jammed
with everJ type of ftre apparatus
ill tb• ftrtimii'a uaenar. SdB the tM>uset bumed.
Accordin& to a Navy Depmt.
mettt lnvest11atien. tbe 2,900-
acre fire wu more than just tbe re1ult of ao inex1)erie11eed
welder'• mlltate, bow8¥«,
Camp Pendleton Ftre Cldet
Rlcbard F .. Spmctr testiftecl tJaat
tbe Welder bad bad DO uatlaority
to be ualq a tofth the day of the nre during which a red naa alert,
denoting extreme fire buard,
was in effect.
Spencer made several recom·
mendatioos to prevent a recur-
rence.
He recommended that there be
"no firing at all, or no
mapeuvera, no Marine Corps
training whatsoever, during red
nag wandnga."
1'llere 1&111 ...
He reeommended there should
be no use al smote grenades or; ii·
luminattn& flares in otbe~ than
burned-off areas.
Tllereldlfla.
He recommended tbat
buJfdo:iera be kept on standby at
all times during tbe summer
mouth.a.
Tiley are-.
He recommended that t.roops
no longer train in cloee prosimlty
to the boundary with San
Clemente or other populated
areas.
Wendy's Jury
Still Stymied
OAKLAND CAP)-Adeadloct
bas been reported by the jury in
the tbret!-montb-loog weapons
posaession trial of Wendy
Yoshimura.
"I'm just Clad lt's not a convic-
tion," a'ays the Jonner under-
J¥~'f,f. ~p~ ~ Patricia
~ ...... lpue neommuded tlae
'baM flN~ be .. taned ·a m..u-alied bulldoMr, wn ~t for cltarlnJ fl ... ........................ .........
Camp PeMJ-. aut.IMJritMI bH•= .. tolmprcwet. tenW a,.. ....... ud raclD
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la Su Oemeate, Colemu Ml
1"A1bed b1a OWD neomm-... SioM u.roup.
-Tbe City Coundl puaed •
cll'dtauce NQUirlu MW homes tNtlt Md to,IJruebraact ..... to b••• fire rHl1taat roofa. <Bowewr. IM law dDel not •PPll
tA•lil-bomel.) ' • -Tbeaameontl.nance 1'eCIU1r9
lGO r.-of 'buffer, nr....w.
Jandacasml Reh u lceplut. ca tile opee .. of tucb bom•.
-A1domlltl~ mutual r~ •l'ree1Deatll Ire beins •Olbil:: --..
out wttb CM ltate pub ~ ~~:,e:.~-11ae7--
-City public safety ~•
m unieatlona have been •P-
graded. A new 60 by 60 foot block house cmtatna $25,000 wortb ol
new com.munfcationa sear and
emerc;: power aourcea ~ oil Av Salvador. oae cl areu bit in tbe fire.
.. U we bad t(>, we could actual-
ly operate the entire cJty ~ ..,
there, Cblef Coleman aaid. -J... At city hall, the police flUW
radio dispatch cent.er bu beeb
remodeJel;I.
Durins the fire, city com-
munications "were so oHr-
loaded, they completely ceued
functioolng at one point, c.cn.
fusion ~ned s upreme."
Coleman .
Additiooally, the chief and hia
men have· rewritten broth ft:re
figbtlq tactics. '
And, there'• a new attitude. ~
"Psychologically, the men a.re
very much better prepared. We
were umeuoned, l.nexperienced,
YOWll," be aaid.
New radios, emqen~y poiwa-
unita, shiny equipment and nea
new atUtudes can only do ao
much.
"I do not blame the Marine
Corps. The good Lord prcmded
the name and the fuel and Ullt
process of combustion. To tbia
day l don't blame the MariDe'
Corps. '
~·How can you blame a welder!
That brush was ready to so. ll couJd have been a plane cruh, a boU Of>~, Uythinl, '' •'j I
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·~ • SUperb adaptations of Italian prlvlnclal design
. at unexpected savings.
Its one thing to deSign an ltalllln styled collectlon. H'S
Quite another to capture the flevor and richness. )ova
Ind pleasures of the Italian masters. Francetca41' Ooes
this and dOee it etegantlV and not • eicpeneN9fv • )1)u
mfght think. For never Pl• th!• oolleatlon beef\ Pl1ced
lower then dght now. The reuon? Our Winter Sal•
price tags l'l8't'9 tleen reduc:ed to alHlme lows In Ol'der
to make thle our Oreltett mies.year event.
Th• wooOa are pecan solids and mellow welnut ~neerr In i OMO npmey color. c:omt In today.
A. Vertkal Miner Reg. Sl 19 SALE S 95
Reg. $569 WE $G9
c. Doora.t Reg. $529 SALE M19
C.Qulenled Reg. S113 WI S139
E. ftlght Stand Reg. $239 SN! S119
Opt" Mo11.. 1 22 15 HARBOR 9LVO.
Th11t1. I Fr1. E.-•a. COSlA MESA. CALIF.
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44 DAit. Y f'tlOT
DaY a>LB DBPr.-GuU Oil
Corp., eeeldDI to piooeer a new
oU field beaeath the aea off our
couWne, b.u now apparentl,y
"mpleted tta tint effort.
Gull puncbed a bole 9,000 feet
deep beneath tbe ocean floor.
Tbe oll.mm from Te:u. rolled
tlM dice.
Apparently, they came up
1Dake eyes.
You bave to use tbe word
•apparently" hen beuuae Gulf
i.all't makin& any anoouocemesrt
OD whether er not the wildcat
effort discovered a new UD·
lenea oil tract.
Wlaen Gulf rolls tbe dice, the
company aeems to feel best by
rollllll them olf into a dart cor-ner.
But tbia quote from Gulf
dlYlalon production manager
H.L. Strider seem.a 1iplftcant: • .. IF YOU SPEND $8 million
and doa't ftnd oU, you tend to
tb1Dk a Uttle bit before spending
more."
o,splte the current tight·
lipped ~ from the oil com-
pany, ft iJ known that the cur-
rent wildcat exploration began
Jut November at a location
known u Tanner Banks, about
95 miles off the Orange Coast.
Thi.a la far enough out that you
don't have to worry about being
able to see anything.
The floating self-propelled oil
drilling rig Aleutian Key was
moved from Port Hueneme to
Tanner Banta. There was trou-
ble getting the rig anchored
properly and difficulty in get-
ting the drilling operation under
way.
C ulf offi cia l s have
acknowledged that punching
down the rust bole took a lot more time and expense than
bad originally been anticipated.
Further, tbe oil company bas
al10 acknowledged that it ls
done with that first bole. Drill-
ing crews have poured concrete
into it and moved the Aleutian
Key to another location seven
miles away.
TRIS IS A.NOl'llEB indicator
tbat the ftnt effort was a dry
bole. -~
Wben the operation began,
Gull officials outlined the drill-
ing 1trategy. This first bole
would be punched down 9,000
feet. If that proved fruiUul, then
the oil rig would move to
nearby locations and drill
several more experimental
boles. These would be for the
purpose of determining bow
large the oil pool was beneath
tbe ocean's surface.
Thia ii 90rt of like polung a rorlt
tDto a jellyroll to find out where
the jelly is. After your fort finds
tbe jelly. then you move the fork
out and poke some more to rand
out bow much Jelly i.s there.
AJ>parenUy the Aleutian Ker
miued the jelly .:>n its rust
poke. They. bau .'.l'loved the oU
rig seven miles iway from the
fint bole. That's too far, oilmen
1uggest, for the purpoHS of de-termining the sue Of an UD·
dersea oil field.
YET TBEaE WAS a contrary report from Scripps lnsUtulion
of Oceanography where offidala
said they beard the well proved
out
So you are left gueuin1. Did
they bit the Jackpot or com:._:r
dry? Re&ardJess, you can
oo one known fact.
Texas oilmen don't 1tve up
ea1Uy. .
Cold DRJiRs Powli.r
Miiitary Sec!retarles
Clifford L. Alexander Jr., 0-year-old black Washington attorney, left. is President Carter's choice for secretary
d the Army. Graham William Claytor Jr., ~l. board
chairman of the Southern Railway Company, bu been
nominated as secretary of the Navy.
Will . Priority:
nortbeni llitlllelppl lllver wu
offtclally cloled. atradlna bull·
4red9 "' berl• and towboat.I, many carrJtnlfuelHppliea.
Temper8ttlrM were It.ill cokl
throu&b tbe realcn, with little
cban1eapected todaY.
ID 111.aml. snow fturries fell
Wednesdayfortheftnt timulnce
the Natloaal Wea&Mr -s.n1oe
Health
Pal, Says Hughea Meant to Fund Medi.cine
ROXBURY, ec.m. CAP> -A
former movie producer wbo
worked with Howard BU&bes in
the 1IMOIJ says be iJ convinced the
eccentric billionaire planned to
leave bis fortune to medicine.
Hugba' death last April from
chronic kidney diaeue aet off a
n11h of claims, fake wills and
other maneuvers for bis fortune.
Hit gross asaeta have been
estimated at $2.5 billion.
JORN IDUMSKY, WHO pro.
duced "1be Emperor Jones" in
1933 and helped Hughes with
publicity fOI' bis Jane Ruaaell
film, "The Outlaw," remembers
several instances that convince
him of Hughes' plans.
"I know that Howard Hughes
waa vitally interested in medical reMarcb. And I never knew him
to break a conviction," Krimsky
aa.ld at his secluded home here.
"J'or °"" an hour, HUCbes
talked lneeaunt11 and stated
with unusual emotion tbat be in·
leaded to leave b1I entire bold-
lng1, fortune and Income to
medical science and research,"
Krlmaky said. Re remembered Hughes uy-
!Qg tbe aueta ol b1I aviation, oU. movies, traoaportatlon and other companiee a&ould be used for
tbat purpose because the govern-
ment wu poorly equipped for
mecllcal research.
A.8 A CLUE THAT Hughes was
coqcerned about a will in 19CS,
Kria:uky recalled that Hughes'
lawyer asked Krim.sb to ques·
Uon h.lt client about some un·
spec Hied "perao.nal papera"
because be could not reach him.
Hugbea' meaqe for the l81FYet
was, "Goddamn it, I'm not ready
to croak yet."
A report Wednelday revealed
HuOel welPed 90 to 95 pounds
at the time ol bis death. ··u there ... a will,·· Krimaty
eont.ended, "it would have all gone to ~ becauae that would haft been ta free .••
The rich ree1me created the
Howard Baihes Medleal
lmtitute ID Mlami ID 1953, and
1Cri.m1ty .US an Indication of IUs
eommltment to medleal re·
search waa the $UN mlll1on that
went to tbe institute from the
aircraft division ol Huabea Tool
Company.
A.8 nJ&t&i!a EVIDENCE ol
Hu1bea' intereat in medicine,
Krlmsky cited the report that
Hqhes inll8*ed oo aeeing X-rays·
of bla injuriea before doctora did
alter a near.fatal 19'6 plane crub.
Grim Repert for Carter
"A llADED INca&\81! ID
the case. of the eommCID cold and
other moeea• have been noted to
correspcad with •arm periods
durln1 the cold season,"
weathermen at Bismarck
warned.
The common cold wu not WW·
ryt.o1 otftclala In atleut2l 1tatM.
They were concerned wltb .. eneriy emergenele1" -
abortaaes, near·1borta1es or
severe ICrlbl on power planta or
ptpelln•tbatCU'l7a.aturalpato residenes, hl»tnea'W and •
dultrlal planta. -
W arnlnJa were phrased
nrlou.aJy, but tbe. meuqe wu
theaame: Ccmerve.
OPftaALS OP TD DQtiaa
(Ohio) Power 6 Llaht Compan)'
saJd Wedwday they would t.111
bu1lne11 and lndu1trlal
cut.omen that wtaea they •· ceeded their wtnt« natural pa
allotments, sernc~ would be term lnated. About 2,000
Jail Term
For Killer
Accepted
I
TUCSO_~/. Arla. <AP) -Despite a pouee deteetiff'I ....
1..UOO tW tbe admitted klllel'GI
~·~O...aou.e be executed. a superior CCMDt Judie has accepted a plea
barf ain tbat will sead tbe man to
prtaon for2IO JUn. J* Harvey Adam'O" "ii a
cold blooded killer wbo should re-
ce he tbe death pen~
Phoenix Detective Joo
said u put of a pre'"""~ repOn.
szu.gas, WHO DADBDtbe
lnveati1atkln ol BoUee• death 11
a result of b.ia car betns bombed
last summer in Pboems. la quat-
ed In tbe report filed by Jamee
Mutb, a 11.arieopa CouDt7 edult
probatianoftleer.
Jod1• Bm Blrdlall w~
alped tbe plea = ...... ment under wbicb'OD will aene 20 ,.n and two IDOlltba la
a pnson oallide ArilGDL
Also quoted in the pre.HDtence report la aou.· wUe, Roulie.
wbo wrote a letter to Blrdaall
aayiq abe was relieved tbat tbe
plea baralin will belp open tbe cue.
But lbe aaJd ber relief wa .. tempered by_ tbe lmowledce
AdQDIOD WOU10 not be puolabed
to the full extent of the law."
Laat month Krlmaky, 70, filed atat.ementa in the Los Angeles,
Laa Vegas and Houston probate
eou.rta involved in Hugbes litlga-
Uoo, hoping to clarify the issue.
THE LEGAL PAPEas
describe a social vi.alt Krimsky
and Huebes made to the home ol
actren Veronica Late in Sep-
tember lMS.
Energy Supply Tightens
'Hot' Walk
AKiller?
NZW YORK <AP> -A
1mall section of Harlem
aldewalk bu apparenUr el~ one dos and
sent aeveral others leaping
into the air and yelping away.
,.., ...........
... Die
Seven sailors were dead
and u other missing today
after a Panamanian cargo
sbJp sank lo the Gulf of
Mexico in heavy seas. The
Ukola was carryinf bulk
su1ar.
W ASIUNGTON <AP> -The
Federal EDetu Ad.miniatratlcn
ii greeting incoming President
Carter with a grim forecast ol
Ugbt energy supplies and rtstna
prices for years to come.
In a report isaued Wednesday,
the energy agency predicted a
near doubling of residential fuel
CMtl by 1885 as a result of tnfl•
Uon and real enero cost m.
creases.
Tbe out.loot beyond that ~
be even worse, the report
warned. The FEA says tbe
world's demand for oil will bump
up •lainft the llmita of-ita pro.
duction capacity in the mid or
late · 1980s. 'l'bal supply-demand
coll.lllon ls likelJ to spark even
st.eeper price Increases.
A,...s.. ..... ce1 ..
CAIRO CAP> -Army paratroopers wilh machine guns
parded key squares and bridges
aad patrol1~2alro's alum db· trleta today aner two days ol
riou over price increases.
Police sources said today 40 .,ersou were killed and 250 in·
Jured in Cairo during the riots.
Tbe Mmioftldal newspaper Al
Abram reported 34 persona were
killed and 409 l.rUured in Cairo
( J'/v SHORT )
and Alexandria and 439 &rresled
in the capital.
Ottd ...........
WASHINGTON CAP> -
Secretary ol Health, Educatloo
and Welfare <HEW> David llatbewa narrowly escaped a
coateaipt ol court citation on bla
last day in oftlce, federal court
IOUl'Cet aaidy today. Matb1"n wa at bome packing
b11 penooal belonginf Wednes-day and preparina to eave town .
while BEW lawyers scrambled
to prevent him from being cited
for cont.empt or forced by court
order to alp a parcel of re&ula·
tiona for the handicapped that be
did DOt want to alp. 'l'be renlt la
the case la held over for
Mathews' auccesaor, Joseph A.
Califano Jr.
1..-.el Raids lflsefi
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP>
Lebanese Cluiltian leaden and
Syrian Pnllideot Bafea Auad
have a1reed to prohibit UD·
authorbed Pale:stiDiaD raids into
Israel from southern Lebanon,
dispatches from Belrut reported
today
One dispatch delayed by
ceoaorbabip and commwlicatloa
dlfficulUes 1aid the newspaper
Al. Safll' reported tbe q.reement
wu reached Tuesday at a meet.
ing lo Damascus between
leaders of the Christian·
Lebanese Froat and Alaad.
The sidewalk, wb.lch
feefa warm and ii free ot
lee and snow despite the
bitter weather, baa enough electricity nmniDg througb
it to llgbt a bulb. So far
nobody, including
Consolidated Edison,
know1wbJ.
AN AUl'OPSY on tbeli• ad dog, wbo1tepped oo the
sidewalk, 1bowed death
wu caused by respiratory
failure and cardiac arrest,
with evidence of electrocu· lion.
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One Hundred Dolen
In Gift Cet Hftcates
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Teachers Strike First
While two children norU¥illY in school ride
by on a horse, st.rikiQg teachers Chris
Carson and Lois Lopez, fight, carry picket
4
signs in Ramona. The walkout by nearly
ioo-teachers is t.he first in. San Diego
County history.
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Thur9day. JenU!IY :tO. 19n DAILY PILOT .4§
Dow Quits Battle
$500 Millicin Plant Plans Slwlved
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Dow
Cbemlcal~~:1rilll up a two-year t enrifoD.
mentallsta vlnl plana for
a $500 million petrochemical
plant in the Sacramento-San Joa.
quinDelta.
"While our studle11Dd.1cate the
W•t Coast demand for our pro..
ducta remalm •lroa8. ou.r supply
of capital b.al lt.s limits. Dow~t\aa
to act now:• Bnabaker said. He
did not name other potenU*1 allel
for the plant.
Jh-own•s director of pJanntu
and reaeattb, Bill Press, termed
Dow•a deelalQn "unfortunate"
becauae state a1encle1 would
have made a decialon ln 70 dayt.
Cooaervationlata aaJd the pro-Jeet, wblcb would have been con·
atructed on rolllnc hl.U.a alon1 the
Sacramento Rlver about 50 mUes
aouthweat ol SacraJQeotJl. would
dama1e alr and water quaiJty
and threat.en flab in the rtver and
crops on 1urroundln1 farmlands.
Dow 'a aaDOUDC?e1Dent Wednes· day· to •6tndeftnlt.ety delay'• tile
project blamed covernmst net
tape, but made no menUon ol en·
vlronmeotalht 1roup1 wblcb
ata1ec1 rallle.e asatnal the Jll'O'" a6 • ..4 k St le posed ~ant and submlU•d iri.oonies ..1:1..S a ~~.:=~~~= esA===~NTptaised Law Be ·Nullified
Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. for try. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Followers of SOutb Ko·•ea11 lng lo reduce red ta~e. But .. spokesmen for other busmess in· evangelist Sun llyun.c Koon are utlnc the CallfOl"llia Supreme
terest.s mticiud the 38-year-old Court to nullify a state Jaw they claim is beiq used to tidaap and
Democrat. who neither endoned brainwash believers. nor opposed the plant. The peUtion flied Wednesday aab that all Superior Courts in the
"It wu a victory for environ· state be barred from wutnc temporary comervatonbJps aaam.t mentalists in the sense that Dow members of the New JWucational De't'eJooment Sntema. IDc.1 ~ wun 'table to mow the atate. Tbe quarteredln BerteleY iD<Tlie8dedbyUt'. •Ollel Dd'rat:=--· -
state wanted to know exactly Attorney Ralpb Baker said at a news coolerenee tbe law is beiDI
what Dow wu golnt to do before used to deny civil ri&ht.s to younc lloonies. "Tbll ia "1lgklua
they woukl gl•e a permJt," said penecutkm," Baker said.
Larry Mou. Planning and Thelawpermitatemporaryguardianahipohdulta,partleulartJ c o n s e r v a t l o n L e a 1 u e the senile and mentally unfit. who are "likely to be deceiYed or lm·
spokesman. posed upon by artful or designing penon.s."
The petitioo says a systematic attack bu been launched against
SAN DIEGO tAP) ..... Four persons, including police said. The marriage took place a few days DOW WEST Coast general Moonles in courts in Mendocino, Alameda, Napa and San Francllc:o
the ex-wife of a slain m~lionaire travel agent, are after Tubacb was divorced from hia filth wife. manager Ray Bnabaker said the counties ..mg such custodianships and then hirin8 prolesslooal
Chitrged
charged with murder af~r being flown to San Diego Tuba ch divorced Mrs. Tubacb after complain· attempt to win approval for over "deprogrammen" to try to cbqe tbe lloonies' rell&lou.s beliefs.
from Mexico City aftercteportation Wednesday. ing lo authorities be suspected her of looting bis 60 government permits had lut· The court was told auch members were removed either to
San Diego pol.Jee said their officers tracked the Swiaa bank accounts. Hia personal worth was ed over two years and cost the Arizona or Ohio for the deprogrammlne proceaa. Named as depro-
quartet down in Mexico' City in the investigation or placed at over $1 million. firm $4 mUlion. gram men were Joseph Alexander Sr .• Michael Traauacbt and
the s laying of Donald Edward Tubacb, 47, whose ----------------------------------W_a_yn_e_How __ ard_. _________________ _
body was found (ramrled into a serving bar at his
fashionable San Diego •ome on Christmas Eve.
TUBACB, WJIO had been dead about 10 days,
had been stabbed 12 ti11es, police said.
Isabel De Tubacb, 35, daughter of a wealthy at·
tomey in Colombia and a former model, is being
held under $500,COO bail in the death, as is Frederico
Frank. 22, a Sft'lss national identified as Mrs.
Tubach's compsnlonfor about a year.
Bail was set at $250,000 each tor Gloria Zerda
Zerda, 19. and Patricia Zerda Zerda, 22, identified
as Mrs. Tubach's daughters from a previous mar-
riage.
Homicide LI Charles Schilder said his men
took up investigation of the murder in Mexico City
when charges made on c redit cards belooging to
Tubach showed up from there.
SCIDLDERSMD one of his men, David Ayers,
also located a car with Tubach's personalued
license plate in 1garage in the Mexican capital.
He said auth>rities in Mexico consulted by war·
rant-bearing S-..i ,Diego officers decided to deport
the quartet on1grounds they had broken several
Mexican laws.
Although !'$. Tubach and her daughters are
Colombians an Frank ls Swiss, Schilder said de·
portalion was the United St.ates because that was
from where lb entered Mexico.
They were :iced on a non-stop plane which ar·
rived in San Di o Wednesday evening.
The Tuba bs lived in spam for about six
months after lbtlr marriage in Mexico in late 1972,
Gonma•Burt
Ho$tage Dies
In Slwotout.
LOS ANQELES (AP> -A nmnlng shootout
through doWT$Wn streets between a lddnaper and
police bas Id Lbe hostage dead and the gunman
criticaJly wourided, poltce say.
It was na immediately known whether the
hoataae. RetPn Cortez Jr .. 37. of Alhambra, was killed by bu!JM from the police or the kidnaper's
gun. An auto{ily was ordered.
"There Ii a posslbWty that an officer's bullet
hit lhe susptrt 's car and the victim," police Lt.
Charles Higbe said Wednesday "This is not the
first nor ta ltio111g lo be the last t.Jme that a hostage
a.s fired at mwch an Incident."
Earber, pobce had reported that two gunmen
had been kW«i 111 lhe bullet-punctuated chase.
Df>at• l'naaltfl C'a•p•lp OpftU
SACRj){ENTQ CAP> -Atty. Gen. Evelle
Younger llf.d the state's law enforcement establish·
ment baveapened their campaign to resume execu-
tions in Caldornia's gu chamber. Idle for a decade.
Wednesday's news
( J conference may also
St11te b a v e k i ck e d off Younger's campaign to
---------' unseat Gov. Edmund
arown Jr., who bu pro-
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•U$lNGAME <AP> -Police say a meat ,Amt$ apparently shot to death hia wife and
n1pp dwifti a domes Uc dispute, then ftred a
bullet h1a head.
"'"'•leant Get• Gtuar• D ..
bod SAHrRANCISCO <AP> -In addlUoo to ber
H~. Patricia Heant was reported today to
ba•e atJUned German shepherd named "Arrow ..
to keep company.
Home can be a garden spot
It really doesn't take much effort to enhance the natural beauty around your home.
Start with some colorful pots for the plants. Then get the right mulch and manure
to enrich the soil. So the lawn. trees. shrubs and bareroot plants grow lush and
healthy. Now is the time for garden planning. Talk to our gardening specialists,
and get growing.
A. a• RED CLAY POT
Modet#OOA
Reg.1.~
1.00
B. 6"' ASSORTED
GLAZED POTS
Model#J·3
Reg.2.4Q
2 for 3.00 •
C. 1CY PAINTED POTS
Model#OOP
Reg.4.99
3.00
D. 8"' PAINTED POTS
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High quality organic
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2cu. n. Reg. 1.49
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F. STEER MANURE
A weed·lree :soil enricher
1 cu. ft.
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A quick cover-up
Shfftrock covers big wall areu for 10 ll!tle. And
whet an euy way 10 do It youl"Mlf and do It right. II"• Ideal for finishing the wori<shop. gara)l!Or family room. Avellable In 4 ft. by 8 ft. panel•. ¥t thick
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1tr1p1. Perfect paneling for curves or herd-to· reech placet. These beauties make walls,
plantere, table., fireplaces, door1 all look like
new. Apply '(tlth etanderd paneling adhesive.
1 /'T ltllCk, ~~ .. Wide. Bundle• ol 1 to 4 foot
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~ deoonltlng Faahlon• In foam .,.your odee but good ...
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of IPMd·E·Nemel. Spray on one of meny dtcorator cok>fs,
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i.ed·ITM, drl• In minutes,
stops and prevents rusting.
13 oz.
Z¥NOLYTE
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78C
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Not available at the Orange store.
Hefty hold-all
Here's the Ideal tool oheet and roller cabinet
combination. Designed to please the do· it· youraelrer. Feeturt• dtep drawers, llft·UP top for
convenient 1tor1ge, easy maneuverability, heavy gauge steel shelves. Model #81170.
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DAIL PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Juvenile Dilemma
Orange County apparently wu cauabt
otf guard by new state regulations prohl6it·
lng juvenile status offenders -truants,
runaways, etc. -from being locked up in
"secure" f aclllties.
from Santa Barbara to San Dle10.
This despite lhe fact that local govern-
ments have ~ested withdrawal of more
tban half the 200 tracts iovolved. cit.inc
potential environmental haz.arda.
It makes sense. Minor offenders
shouldn't be tossed in with juveniles in·
volved in buralary, robbery or higher
crimes.
The legislation assumed these minor of.
fenders could be housed ln community
center or foster homes -which Orange
County has not come up with. But juvenile
authorities report that giving troubled
youngsters free rein to come and go at will
is resulting in chaos.
The federal omclal emphaslzed that en-
vironmental studies would precede any
leaalng action and that tbe new Secretary of
Interior could delete any or all of the de·
signated tracts. Efforts of local governments failed to
block the sale of leases oo 56 offshore tracts
in 1915. But in light of recent cat.utrophes
involving oU transpOJtation, the new ad·
ministratioo should be inclined to handle
this particular bot potato with more
As a result Presiding Jovenile Court
Judge Raymond Vincent bas onlered that
these minor offenders stay on the premises
to which they are assigned or be removed to
Juvenile Hall.
restraint. '
Solar Lead
California will take the lead in the
search for energy independence with con-
struction of the nation's first commercial
solar energy generating plant near
Judge Vincent made it clear his orders
are designed to protect the young.st.en who
have taken to roaming the streets. Delin·
quency is bound to go up in these
circumstances.
Barstow. .
The $100 million installation, principal·
ly financed by the U .S. Energy Research
and Development Administration, is ex-
pected to be producing 10 megawatts of
electricity in 1981, enough to power a town
of 5,000.
The order may be seen by some as not
in keeping with the s pirit of the new legisla-
tion. But Orange County's initial experience
made it mandatory for the judge to take ac·
tion in order to prevent a deteriorating
situation from becoming even worse.
Oil Confusion
The Southern California offshore oil
leasing picture remains clouded.
Its components will loclude 100 acres of
mirrors, 2,300 in all, each 20 feet across and
equipped with a motor to tum it as the sun
moves. 'lbe mirrors will focus beat from the
sun on a 300-foot steam tower, which then
will f uncUon much like a c:onventional
steam turbine heated by fossil fuels.
Spokesmen for the Carter administra-
tion have indicated they favor a go-slow ap-
proach to the proposed leasing and it is
hoped this will be the policy of new Interior
Seci:etary Ceeil D. Andrus.
Power from the new plant will be
shared by Southern California Edison and
the Los Angeles Department of Water and
Power, which are providing one-fifth of the
plant's cost.
Compared to facilities that power ma-
jor ~etropolitan areas, the Barstow plant
may seem insi«Dificant. But it could some-
day be recognized as a landmark on the
road to self-sufficiency in energy.
But just this week, an Interior Depart-
ment representative announced in Los
Angeles that the federal government is pro-
ceeding with plans to award leases early in
1978 on tracts in an !,~square-mile area
Volunteers No Answer
Broun Hospiml, Proposal, Ovedooks Fact,s
Governor J erry Brown's pro-
posal to bolster care at the state
hospitals by the establishment of
a volunteer corps of workers isn't
likely to succeed. Not that the idea is all bad. Volunteer corps .t'
have been utilized in private
hospitals for many years.
It started back in WW U days
when it was the "in" thlng ror
everyone to
leod a hand in
the war er
fort . The
Jun ior
League and
other society
butter Cl ies
were recrwt-
ed to donate a
few hours a
week. They
performed n•n -profess1onal
duties thus reheving the trained
nurses, of which lbere was then a
shortage, for more appropriate
duties . The hos pital ad-
ministrators knew a good thing
when they saw it and encouraged
the continua nce or this free
source of labor. To this day the
(EARL WATERS )
ladies perform various non-
essential tasks. That they don 't
do more important jobs is not
because of lack of training but
more because of unioa1&atioo.
The unions are not about to
pe.rmit job encroachment by DOn·
paidbelp.
So the first hurdle to be Oftf'·
come by Brown in the tmplemen·
tation of bis brainstcnn for a
volunteer corps in the state
hospitals is the resistance of the
state empJoyea. Already suffer·
ing from job curtailmellta and
laboring under the complaint of
being underpaid, the career·
workers aren't goiq to readily
accept a new threat to their job
security from outsidevohmteeB.
THIS, despite Brown'•
dttlaration wben asked about
employe acceptance of volun·
teers that "they will do it
because I ordered it." That
Another Regrettable
Oil Tanker Incident
The Rep&1bllc of Phynkta
apolo&lzed yesterday for the
damage caused when a
supertanker flying tt.'I Oag went
aground ln AUantic City
A Pbynloan apotesman sa.id
the apology included the loss of
the Steel Pier.
the demoli·
tion of the lob-
by Of the
Traymore
Hotel and
"the un -
fortunate oil
slick" which
now covers
the East
Coast from
Bangor to Key We•t. He dis·
avowed any reaponslbUily,
however. ror the chlmpamees.
Pbynkia bu recently passed
Uberta and Panama as ooe of
the world'• leadin& maritime n•·
lions wttb • neet of more tban
2300 veuels flying its nae (a
crou of aold rampant on a lleld
of oil).
Desptte bein& landlocked, it ol-
f era loreltn eblp owners a
number ol advanta1es lnclud.lne
a fiat $19.95 fee for license plates
and free ro d mapa.
THE SPOKESMAN em·
pbulzed yesterday, however.
that tho tanker involved lo tbe
Atlantic Cltr mlahap, the S.S.
AUIHD_~urp~l• • "m•t the bl&h•t Pb.)1nk1an atandards of
rnarlne 1alety." And the vessel's
captaJn1 ,Alfnd M . (Cruy Al)
Feet. ne added. had "P*IMd
ewery_ conceivllble teat of Phyanans~manablp."
hdr attrfbuted tbe accident to
a number of f1ctora over whlcb
( ARTBOPPE J
he laad little control. one beiq
th al he was somewhat off course.
"I WU a1minC at Lona Beach,
but t mined tbat danted
P1nama Canal aaain, •• bo tx·
plained. "The comarned tbint
can't be more'n 50 feet wide."
CAnAIN PECK had nothln&
but praise for bis crew of 38.
"Don't blame 'em a bit for jump-
ln& lbip when we arrived ln tbe
lobby ol the Ttaymon," be said. ·•you know bow aallon are after
they b11 the bee.eh, not'° mmtSon
the Boerdwallt, too."
Peek was asked lf hla crew wu
comprtMd ot native Pb)'Dkians.
"No they're cbimpa.uees," he
aald. "My A.uyrtan ownen found
out that cbimpe wW work even
cheaper tban Pb,yuklaa. You
give 'em a Tanan movie on
Saturday ni&bll and .Jou 1ot
yourMlf a real happy boal ''
AN AGENT for The Auyrlao
Steamsbis>, Pt.Yer Plano • War Surplus UM. whleb may or may
oot own the veaHI, aald be•• aure IOrT)', too, for tbe UOl).mile
10111 oU •lick.
.. To mike ameoda, Atlantic Q .
ty can kefp UM ahip," be 11.id
macnanbnouaty. "It wu ltWDI
pNUy rusty and. what the bell,
It '1 lnaured uy,ray."
In W~, I spokeerun
foT tbe Cout Ouard aaJd there
were no J?~ .to clon Am«tcan portato~ant.annn.
"What 10oa would lt dot" he
1a1d. •'They hf'eo 't h11 one yet.'·
merely evidences Brown's inex·
perience aa an adminlatrator.
The only chance for such a pro.
gram is to plant the idea at tbe
lower echelon of employes and
hope that it might wort its way
back to the top as ''their sugges.
tioa.''
Even so it probably wouldn't
stlcceed for the ranka of tbe "idle
social set" have been dramatically thinned as inflation
and taxation have compelled a
different style of living. Brown's
vision of a large segment or
society sitting around sipping
martinis or watching television
is an outmoded cancept. The
ladles today are either engaged
in careers of their own or are tied
.down to household duties
because of the shortage ol people
willing to do tbat kind of wort
and the lack of dollars to pay for
it.
Where the governor really gets
sophomoric in bis thinking is
with bis idea that business ex·
ecutives and labor leaders can be
lured into direct personal in·
volvement with patient care. He
tbinka such citizen participation
would help them to undentand
the problems and gain their
cooperation ln providinc solu·
tions. His own sheltered life
bl1nds b1m to the fact that most
executive. aiid labor leaders
have already experienced the
drudieriea of life {n their climbs
to the top. They don't need to go
back to understand what it's all
about.
BE TALKS about pilot pro-
grams at A&new and
Metropolitan. Well, a good way
to tat such a program would be
to ask b1a top state executives '°
lead the way. Why doesn't be see
if they would be wllllng to &ive a
rew days time, off the 1tate
payroll, to perform menial
cboree ln the b01pltals? The fact ta that be would find cooperation
far short of 100 percent even if be
ordered them '°do lt. Tbe ability
ol bureaucrats to find reaaon.s not
to do 10methiD1 ii tnaenlous.
In any event such ptQp"ama
wU1 not solve the .._ ot the atate hoapitala. They Nm from
und ratafflnt aDd underpay, in·
abWty to recruit bJlbJy qualifted
personnel, especially ID the fteld
of doctora, and inadequate
manaaement and·~
7/Jfl MW guyl Oh, thllt'1 e,. w•"'-"· H•'• bHn taktM
"°6111~1'
Memoirs ,,, ... S'laake WcultillfJtOR.
'Fishhait' Tells All
W ASRINGTON -William
1o Fisbbait" Miller, the guardian
of many Washington confidences
aa House Doorkeeper for 24
years, bas written a tell-all book.
The news should send dozen:s of notables scurrying for the storm
cellara.
The frog-throated Fishbail,
who med to proclaim to the
HOUN tbe ar·
rival ol preai-
d en ta and
potentatu.
became one ol
ill moet col-
orful charac-
ters. But he
lost favor in ms and was
voted out of
office.
He wasted no time brooding
over the ignominy. Instead, be
got together with ghostwriter
Frances Spatz Leighton and
began work on his memoirs. He
is now biding in Atlanta, waitlng
for the roof to fall in when the
book is published later this year.
Some of Fishbait's recollec·
lions are so torrid that Prentice·
Hall's lawyers are still debating
whether to strike out the names.
But here are a few highlights that
bave been clreared:
-While Richard Nixon oc-cupied the White House, be
traveled up to Capitol HUI every
year to lunch with key con·
gressmen. Fiabbait swears that
one luncheon was "bugged" by
the president. He wanted to find
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
So Arab money may be
used. to ball out the ga.s-
guzzllng Yellow Cab Co.
Could it be that the scor-
pion ia ioinC to sting itself?
J .J.M.
~ACK ANDERSON]
out what the collgl'essmen out of
his earshot were saying about
him , alleges Fisbbait. (The
Secret Service is unaware of any
such reeordinga, a spokesman
said.)
-FISBBAIT even reveals the
deepest secret of bis idol, the late
House Spe.aker Sam Rayburn. It
waa always thought tbat
Rayburn, after a short, dis-
aatrous marriage, preferred
politics to pretty women. But ac-
cording to Fisbbait, RaybUrn
was deeply tn tove for years with
a mature, secret mistress. Every
time they bad a tryst in their love
nest off the Capitol grounds, re-calls Fishbiat, Rayburn would
return positively glowing.
-But the champion lov-
emaker, as Fisbbait tells it. was
the late, flamboyant Rep. Frank
Boykin (D.·Ala.). His campaign
motto was "Everything is made
for love," and be practiced what
he preached. Ftsbbait says
Boykin was once caught by a re-
lative in a hotel bed with two
beauties. Unabashed, Boykin
engapd the ladies in caaual COO·
versation as tbey got dresaed.
-Fisbbait al.90 confides that a
number ot homosexual senators
and congressmen led clandestine
lives without detection on Capitol
Hill. But apparenUy. tbeir names
will be removed by the lawyers.
THE IBREPRESSIBL& Fis-
bbait drops names on every page
of lbe boot. He tells how be
served as a tipster for young
Jackie Bouvier when she waa a
photographer-reporter for the de-
fun~ Washington Times-Herald.
But be 'iot in trouble with the
man she married, then-Sen. John
F. Kennedy <D.-Mass.), by in·
troduclng him in the middle of a
big fundraiser. Kennedy com-
plained that the goof brought the
affair to an early climax and cost
donations.
When Hubert Humphrey was
vice president, be once became
irritated with Fisbbait for in-
troducing him a.a "Gabby."
Earlier. President Harry
Trumm 1nvited Fishbalt to the
Wblte Housel The blunt.spobn
Truma,a took the occasion to berate~· Dou&Ju MacArthur.
Fiahtilit tells wbat be thtnka ol
the coaaressmen be wu obliled
to ple~ to keep bl.a job. ranging
from e~Rep. Wayne Haya (D.-
Ohio) (brULal, lnaulUng) to ex·
Rep. Frtink Qiielf (D.-Ky.) (a de-
cent. tiDclly roan).
OIL f'08'l'8(:UPT -A United
states semi. pJayed an tmpor-~t bacb~ rOle In the de-
cilioa by Miiie Arab statee to bold down oU pr1ce9.
Jamee Abolnr&t (D . .S.J'\.) .._
iled the MJdcle eut shortly after
tbe N'ovembu el.ect1ona for the
explicit ptlJ'llO.\e of asking Arab
officials not toln~rease prices.
As the son of Lebanese parents.
Aboureli ls the only man in the
Senate or Arab descent. He ex-
erts considerable influence,
therefore, among Arab leaders.
most of whom he knows
personally.
In Saudi Arabia, Aboureit met
with King Khalid and Oil
Minister Ahmed Zalci Yamani. In
the United Arab Emirates, be
held discussions with President
Sheikh Zayid and OU Minater
Mana Al-Utayba.
TOE U.S. ambassador to Abu
Dhabi. Francia Dickman, was
present when Abourezk spoke
with them. Afterward, be out-
lined the details of the senator's
entrellfies in a confidential cable·
gram to the State Department.
"Senator Abourezk said be
wanted ... to point out that an
increase in oil prices next mooth,
coming just before a new presi-
dent will take office in the United
Slates. could be used by elements
in U.S. which have been un-
friendly to improved U.S.·Arab
ties ...
"Zayid appeared genuinely In-
terested to do what be could to
help Arab ima&e with new ad·
ministration, and Sen. Abourezk
certainly made a very
persuasive case."
Both Saudi Arabia and the
United Arab Em1rates refused to
go along with their OPEC
partners when they voted to hike
oil prices.
Arabs Help Energy Effort
The future sneaks up on ua.
Nothing recently in the news was
more si&niflcant to your future
than the almost overlooked
EnerP, Relearch and Develop-
ment AdminlstraUoo <ERDA>
announcement that eolar heating
has arrived.
All tbese years we've been
wastlq sunlight!
Our trade
balance wltb
other nations
ls more un-
balanced ln
their favor
than it baa
ever been.
Ever!
And mottl'
because ot the
hither prtcee
we're bafllle '° pay for a1J tbal Arab oil.
And rtgbt now -mollly du. to
recent cold weather-our nauoa
ta uaing more oil than e.er
before. Ewer!
Deeember demand for oil wu u pereeot \IP trom the prevlOQI
Decesnber.
And temperatures are still run·
nlnibelow normal most places.
Now the GOOD n8M:
Wini TBE l:RDA announce-
ment It's now tnown that uhder ~conditions, solar heatfnJ
la already u economical as dee· trte heallna.
And t&ts aovernmcnl·
sponsored atudy projeda thal
within rour yean aofar beat will
COit no more than a• or otl
And lherealter -It hould cost.
( PAUL HARVEY)
much less.
This ls an e"clting evolution,
accelerated by the so-called
''fuel crtsls." We can thank the
mercenary Arabs for forcing us
to do wbat we should have done a
long time ago.
NOW WE ARE expanding our
use of other energy sources:
-Nuclear energy now
generates 11 percent of our na·
Uon 'a electricity.
-Geotherplal steam now generates 1 percent.
-WlndmllJs are already help.
ing -and ocean cUl'Rllta and tides may.
. -Now we are beglnnir\8 u never before to harness the sun.
ID this r ace to see which
alternative (or alternatives) ls
~t. may the best fuel win.
Our 1overnment ls betting S2llO mWJon on solar enero. spending
tbat much this year to acceJerate
QeMarcb and development. ~
l>raldentb Jimmy Carter pro-mllCI a IHer pusb for solar
eneriy.
Yet -wltbout countin, on
that, just utlllzl.ng the technology
presentb' avaUable -eoaar beat-tna a new bol!Se will pay for Itself
wfth reduced luel bills ln 15 yean.
THE INSTALU110N ls the
bit COit -18,000 to '1,2,000 for a =~Uy home with three
Understanda ly, presently,
builders of new houses are in·
dined to favor g or oil heat if
only because t t installation
cost averages a $1,000.
But 1 have see It least one in-
novative solar ting system
which promises installation
cost of lesa than -so with
a little "lax relle Incentive" for
builders to amo e tbat first
cost of lnstalla an, America,
before you kno il, will again
proclaim Its "I ependence"
from foreigners.
The edlto.rtal pa
Piiot IHka to sumulate readers
on this P•&e divert
on top1e1 of lnterc ed columnists and provldlna a foru vlewa and by pr newspaper'• oplnl on currtnt topics.
oplnlont or the Dall only In the edltortal
top of the p111e.
prtsffd b~ the c cartoonlata nqd let their o•n and no e their vl1w1 by lb
a.bould be Inferred.
Thursday, J
I
1
.Journey of Woe
.
Fun-seekers Lament Trip on Amtrak
• SANTA ROSA <AP> -'to the
Charles Hicken family. the best thins about their cross-country
"Amtrak Adventure" wu 1et-
tln1 bome.
The month-lone train tour to the Eut was a nJgbtmare of cold
and dirty sleepine cars, shabby
boteb, bad food and porters who
refused to carry their 34 pieces ot
luuaae.
BVT, TllANK8 TO Amtrak,
they did get home intact. 1be
government-run paaaenaer
railway system paid their plane
fare from Chicaeo to San Fran-claco.
"ll was just like coming back
to life,•• said Hicken. 40.
"It's a horror story." conceded
Art Lloyd, regional public affairs
manager for Amtrak. "We're
certainly not blameless."
BUT BE ADDED, "That's
winter travel -it's what people
rwfmto When they travel in cold
weather." Uoyd, however, em·
pbasized that Amtrak does not
actually book t.oun.
The weather has created so
many problems -from burst
water plpea in puae111er can to
f al.Un& auxillU'J steam boUen oo old locomotives -that some
train• 00 elgbt Amtrak routel
were suspended u ot Wed.net·
day.
Hicken, an inaurance a1ent
and train buff, Hid be, bis wife
and their three ch1ldreD got a
tute of those problems soon after leaving Ulla town 50 miles
north of San Franciaco OD Dec.
16.
'-rBE SEOOND NIGHT out,
between Oakland and Chicago,
the temperature in our sleeping
car got ao cold there wu actually
lee on the inaide of the windows,'•
be recalled.
Tbe Hicken.a, who signed up
through a travel qent for what
was called "The Amtrak Adven-
ture," found that in Chicago they
were booted into a hotel 28 miles
from downtown.
"Even the man at the desk
said, 'I can't believe they booked
a family into t.b.ia hotel,"' Mrs. Hicken said.
THE CLERK il&ANGED for
a more suitable hotel. But. una-ble to get a free car supposedly
included in the tour, the Hickena
spent $92 on cab fares in the Win-
dy City.
Later, using New York as a
base, the lfickens found sightsee-
ing via Amtrak took I001er than
agents told. them. ConaequenUy,
they were forced to buy addi-
tional hotel accommodations for
side trips.
On one occasion, even with a
railroad executive present, it
' took the f am.Uy 4S minutes to fmd
a porter willing to load thelr lug-
gage. They bad so much trouble
getting tickets that Hicken and a
daughter missed the train to
Philadelphia.
Al"WI ........
Slceeter t• Sf ..
Skeeter Davis will be
among the first country en-
tertainers to appear in
South Africa when she at-
tends the Feb. 1·5 interna-
tional Festival of Country
'
Music in Johannesburg.
Others on the· program in·
• elude George Hamilton IV,
Billie Jo Spears, Tommy
0 v e r s tr e e t a n d D on
Williams.
Special
velvet sportcoats
Dress up flannel tweeds
and plaid .,lacks with
"WE PULLED INTO
Philadelphia two boun and U
minutes after we were supposed
to arrive," Hicken said. "My
wife comes running down .. . to meet me and she's got lean in
her eyes.
"She says, 'Kenny <our son),
almost got killed leaving New
York. He was so upset when he
found out that you were. not on the
831,000 Bid
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The
cousin ot a former Iranian queen,
Teberan-bom Bijan Mojabed, is
the high bidder for the f ucrative
downtown Los Angeles taxi
francbiae now held by the defunct
Yellow Cab Co. He bld '31,000.
black green or brown
t;Otlon v0lvP1 It's here ror ,
you at th,. right price. at
the right time Regulars,
shorts and longs Men's
Tailored Sportswear
train that u the train •as leav-
inC the ataUoa, be jumped out
and be b*1 one foot on the ramp
... and tbe porter •.. arabbed him
by the beacl and pulled blm back
onto the train."'
THE TlllP TO Chicago took 24
hours. Hicken uld bla wife,
"with the comblnaUon of nerves
and bad food. wu so slck by this
time that the conductor bad to
radio ahead and have medicine
brought on."
Amtrak was boldlne an
Oakland-bound traln for the
family, but they decided to catch
a plane.
Amtrak'• Lloyd sticks by the·
pit.ch that. ''There's no better
way to see the country than by
train -in the spring, summer or
fall.
"But io in the wintertime," he
added, "and you've got to expect
delays."
Hostesses,
Josty Grit
Your Teeth
ATLANTA <APJ -Should a
light, dry, white wine be served
with grits, or would champagne
or even a red be more ap-
propriate?
In the milikely event that the
wont fears ot Waab.l.naton, D.C.
hostesses are realized, several
AUanta wine merchants offered
sugieatiom on bow President-
elect Carter can aerve grits with
social irace at olliclal functions.
"PEllSONALL YI DON'T care
for pits, ao I would serve a wi.ne
that would make them at least
hall-palatable," said Fred Weck,
manager ot the Ansley Kall Wine
and Cheese Shop.
He 10~ a C'benln Blanc.
"lt'a 11iht and a UWe bit sweet
and might cover 111> the taste of
the grits," be explained.
.IER&Y GREENBAUM, presi-'
dent of Green's Wine Stores, ·
believes "there ain't no wine that
goes with grits," but added, "If
they're going to be served why
not a peach wine from Georgia?'•
Carter baa given no indication what part grits -a traditional
Southern dlab made from com -
wW play la the culinary pro-
ceua ot bis administration. But
be bu aaid no alcoholic drink
stronaer than wine will be served
at the White House.
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•
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A8 DAILY PILOT Thl.lf'lday. Januery 20. 1 m
Pl18UC NOTICE Dog Gets Her ~hanee • State Official
Said 'Prussian'
lllCTITIOUI aUllMl.U
NAMI JTATIMeMl
Nude Stage Debut Teams Her With Grover I (J-K,N!T
P/Cl(E,HS
Tllo lol-1119 ·-· ....... °"" ....... U1APC0 t.H(ilHllEAtN(; 00-
PAMY f)tOJ I/all• •d -• t..
}l;t'I C...Mra ... CA-7'
1.1111 .. ,ul LI .. Cllllr<" Ill Or-
Qounly. JllO'J Vt llt •d IM l1 -.ktal\CMllUt -CAtUU NEW YORK <AP) -They found a partnft' for
Crover. the Ultrauuan elkbound featured in the
~rotic Bl"O<ldway sbow ''Ob! Calcutta!" Her name ts
Cindy; she's a Hun1ar1an foxhound; and she too will
perform an the nude
"THERE WESE SMALL DOGS. BUT they were I ruled out because "Grover might atep on them,"
said David Rubl.natein, stage production manager,
just bef<>Te two little ones barked and sent Grover
biding oft stage. C
WANTED
From AP Dlapatcbea
City council members of the foothilla communi-
ty of Nevada City aay the slate health director
sounded like "a Prusslan general" in Lssuln• water quality ordera.
UH\ Du\l,.O I\ (~°"'<ted tJit' M ._
•l'<..,,..,•led ··-··· ..... - -• ..,,,,.,\1110
!It• H Ar'IOICIO.. .....
TIW\ •1•1-nt Wt\ filed -I"'
c:o.,iw, , .. ,, "' Or•"O-,_y .. -r tm Cindy was selected Wednesday from about 40
canines who answered the so-called "dog call" at
the Edi.son Theatre. The dogs appeared on stage in·
dividually, then with Grover. and finally as a group.
Cindy, owned by Jeanette Haberleld of New t.t
York. was selected from a finalist croup of three. ~
Nook, a female, didn't jump around enough, and ~
Fil et Mipon took inalrucUon.s in French only. ~ ..-..:::::. ~~
And they told blm ao.
CalifomJa's health director, Or. Jerome A.
Leeber, ordered the city to
make plans for the financing
and comlrucUoo of filtration
"1'tl411
P\1111•-i ()raft90 (O.\I o.lly .......
.left IJ :I0.11 •"" fal> J 11n 1.U n
PllBUC NO'l1CE
THE Pl.A Y CALLS FOR TWO doga to nm
around on stage during a second·act sketch about
aexual expenmenta in a laboratory.
AUhough no one would officially comment, the ============= word w u that Grover ls provided medical care.
and c hlorination facilities to
lllCTITIOUI •UllN•• NAlj\a STATallHNT
The onJy requirements were an ear for mWlic. a
nair for comedy and the wiJlmgness t.o appear on-
atage in the nude.
One woman had to be coued into removing the
matching mink coat from her bound.
Another asked "What does it mean, 'dog must
appear ut the nude~· Does it mean they have to
N.ave'"
40 Get New Addresses
THE SHOW OPENED HERE lut October with
Grover and "foeter brother," David. Grover's
owner. Nina Ughtatone, said David left the show
when hla owners decided to get married and moved
west. The casting call was made after three other
dogs didn't work out.
Show official.a say Grover is a good actor and
rarely winda up in the doghouse.
VCI Co-op Makes First Move
fl'orty students wall be allowed to move into one of
the new student apartment bwldlngs in March as
part or the Student Housing Cooperative at UC
Irvine
That's the latesl word regarding the student co-
op from ats chairman. Mike Ruggera, who founded
lhe student group more than a year ago.
ACCORDING TO Ruggera. a Ph.D. candidate in
chem 1stry, the agreement between the students and
the university is a chanc.'e for the new group to de-
monstrate its "viability.''
Ruggera says things are promising both in the
abort run and long run, pointing to a $25,000 federal
grant allocated to the student co-op by county
supervisors. That grant wou ld be used by the students as "seed
money" ror a loan package, which would be used to
lease land from the city or university for a separate
student cooperative.
A PUBUC llE&RING went without a bitch last
week at the county supervisors' meeting, and con-
tinued smooth sruhng at the county and city levels is
anticipated by Rcggera, who says there is support
from both the supervisors and Irvine City Council.
In the meantime. short-run plans mclude occupy-
ing a JO-unit building an the new Step Four Apart-
ments being built on Verano Road.
About 200 apartments will be rented lo married
and graduate students. with rent.a on the two-
Starts Thursday, January 20.
bedroom unita amounting to $18S for families and
$200 pe.r month for twin single graduate students.
HOWEVER, THE 10 units set aside for the stu-
dent co.op will each be r ented by four students, pay·
ing $50 each, Ruggera says . He says the units are
spacious enough to accommodate four occupants.
While tbe main 200 units wlU be restricted,
anyone enrolled at UCI will be eligible for the stu·
dent co-op, including undergraduate students.
Ruggera says there is not much the co-op can do
until it gets its own building, but that in the mean· .
time it will attempt to organize a food co-op for
those in the cooperative and other related activities
and services.
The co-op leader says be plans to begin publiciz-
ing the new housing oo campus within the next rew
weeks and wUl set a date for when students should
apply.
Letters Lack Titk
W ASHJNGTON CAP> -~he goes into private
life, President Ford's staff bas provided press re·
lease stationary for him that bears the Wladorned
beading "GERALD R. FORD."
There ii DO title. Alongside the name on the sta-
tionery is the Great Seal of the United States_ ~th
an eagle holding an olive branch and arrows Ul its
talona.
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Todd Geu
Presidency
Frank Todd bas been
elected president or tbe
Newport Ce nter
Toastmasters Club for
1977.
meet state recommendations.
But the council aDJwered:
"You write aa il you have
never heard or understood the words budget, tax base. infla·
tion, bonding capacity." • A Judge says businessman lACICN ..
C. Anobolt Smith will have to pay $348,573 in
damages to Del Col"OOado Spa, Inc.
TJlt lollowl119 -""' It dlll"V -,.., ... ,
HOAl?ON INOUSTllllU. ID \.
IMlll M .. f.ellle All•, CA nm
8r\1Ct A041<trt Taylor, 19"' -V. .. Or., •SSl.C..ta-M.CA••
Ollt ~-· I• <--•" ..., -... di~ eruct Ill Taylor
Thh •lalt.....,I wM llltd --Colll\lv Clerk ol O.•no-C-V o-
Jllf\ ... ,. ...... ,, -PubllWd Or-Con t Oel4Y Pt•. -"·'°·''··""~" J "" 111 It
PUBUC NOTICE Superior Court Judge Wealey B. BaUermore Jr.
ruled in a cue involving an overdue promissory
note held by Del Coronado Spa, a firm owned by the Other officers are Dr. Alessio interests.
William Conover, ad· Buttermore reserved
"CTITIOUI euSINI• NAMa STATaMINT Tiit lol_lftQ __ , ... -.."""' -..
dent; Dave Stoecke l , PEO'or r Smith's former business mini.strative vice presi-( ) .decisio. n on whether
educational vice preat. .--&A;I 1 te M J r-lso
1 assoc a • • • ..._... a
d e n t : W i 1 i a m --------is respooaible for pay·
Sl!AL 9£ACM CAA W~. t1t
Peclllc C.0.•t M..,., • Stal 11McJ1. C:A
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Q<_.y & Autll l T-. ~IS ~A ... L-Bta<ll,CA-4 (;reoo<" I . T-\<O, 10U ~
Wt • LOftQllat<ll.GA_, McClellan. treasurer; ment.
Patricia Kaufman. Del Cor'OQado Spa operates Mr. A's and Bull & Thi\ bv\I°'"' It <ondu<lecl It\' •
-•lpert,.nhlp secretary, and Gloria Bear restauranta. Gr-~E T-uo
Thi• •t•tt,,..,,1 .... w..i -.... Exler, sergt:ant -at-arms.
Those interested in
members hip can call
Todd at 640-3752.
library
To Close
Orange Coast
College's library will be
closed Jan. 31 through
Feb. 6 for remodeling of
the seeood noor, college
officials said.
The library will also be
closed Friday, J an. 28
from 3to lOp.m.
It will be open Jan. 29
and 30 from 10 a .m. to S
p.m . and will resume
normal hours Feb. 7.
PUBLIC N011CE
• American dancer Doll.Da Me&eelulle, star of ·• A
Chorus Une" on Broadway, will appear for ooe
month in the London stage production of the bit
musical.
After that. her place in the role of Cassie will be
taken by a British dancer from the back row of the
chorus. PetH 81nlaw1kl.
Mi ss Siniawski un ·
derstudied the dismissed British
star Ellzabetjl Seal who was to
have ha~~ad.
Equity, the British actors'
union. at first objected to Miss
McKechnie taking ove;r Miss
Seal's role, but the union was
later persuaded to drop the ob-
jedion when t.old Miss Siniawski
was not ready. • Mrttl!OOUa
Soviet composer A.ram Khachaturian, vi.siting
Britain for concerts and recordings, says be plans
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PVBUC N0'11CE
to see the rock musical "Jesus Christ Supent.ar" ,.CTtTiouuusiNus and to meet former Prime Minister Edward Beatla. NAMSSTATEMaNT
Britain's best-known amateur musician. .;~011-1nc1-....,•.,. ""'"' """
The 73-year-old composer of the ballet uKEA·•R•sToL u 1111no "Gayne" and its popular "Sabre Dance" arrived PARTNERSHIP. ,.,, w 8·-··
d Sit 107, An-Im, CA 92'01 with bis SOD, daugbter·in-law and niece to coo uct A & 8 LEASING co. INC .... Lhe LondooSympbony Orchestra in concerts Friday Calllornla coroorallo ... .., • .,,
and next Week. Bro.cl•av Sit. IOI, AMNlm CA t>ll01
111 J L. HeQ•OO•"· M 0., I~ ln an interview with The Associated Press. the Alc1o1>ron cir, Newport e..c11, CA
,.CTITIOOS eUSINl!U ke<f eUull of th b '2MO . NAME STATEMENT ebullient composer taJ regr Y e ar-121 A. e . Bar!on, 111.0 .• 1911 P••"
TM iottowlnQ """"n " CIOlnQ IN'll· riers that separate the West and the Soviet bloc. But Sltvttrwt 0 1"°. s..ntaAM.CA '2l'Ot ,,.., •• be would not discuss the problems of Soviet artists m A· MartMn, 111•0 • 1••4 ~ euoo·s TV. 110 E ?:lrd 51. •13. 0t .N••PO<tBMch,CA.nwo
eoste-...u.ttm and dissidents with their government. co o. Mk11att -"""· • o.
G<lll A. Budd, )SltS '!)ante Ana Alie •• r.::===================:::::;i n11 8evl•rl'll Or •• SafltaAM. CA."'°' ••.Co\taMe ... CA92411 ISi Jttomt A. ~-r. M.O,. ltM ™' Mlrwn "conauci.ci"" _,In-REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGER KlnQltt Or ,C.C.t•-.CA.'26116
dlvldl.al l hi• IW•I,,.., I• <Oftdl.c'9d 11¥ • -G<l•IA Budd W. are lookcng for top management personnel with two td!>llrtrwtr1111p.
This ... , • .....,, ••• tti.ci w1t11 '"" )'90f'S °' more experience in resldent1al real est11te k> A a --· M o
eo..nty c1or• or Oran~ Count-, "" manege establlafted office 1n Huntcngton Beach~ounta191 ,,,., tt•t•n.tl -nllld --09<•-:IO. m• Vall-area. Excellent Comg:nsatlon. Send ,~ .. --CounlY cteni .,. 0r._ '-"' ---1 ........ -Jllflu•v 11, 1m. Nill-0renQ9 CAM\t D.ily Piiot, oonf1denoe to Ad t 788. llily Piiot. P.O. Bolt 1 sea. "'*"
J ..... 1J, l0. ,,, "" Costa Mesa. CA. Pu1>1tttlff 0r..._ ~Deity Pttot. ~,. Jaft. JO. n • ...., Feo. J.10.1m 11).n
JCPenney.
ARCADIA-SANTA ANITA
CULVER CITY 'FOX HILLS'
GLENDALE •GALLERIA'
LAKEWOOD
CANOGA PARK . CARION WESTMINSTER Carpet Town' SANTA ANA
2911 So. lrfstol
NORTHRIDGE
RIVERSIDE
DOWNEY rULLIRTON
&AQUNA HILLS
N£WPORT BEACH
PUENTE HtLLS
VIHTURA
HUNTINGTON 'BEACH
MONTCLAIR
ORANGE 'THE CITY'
IAH BERNARDINO
WESTCOVSNA WHJTTWOOD _
I 5338 leach Blvd. ....... c....
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THE f"J\~11LY CIRCU
"My zipper won't keep ih teeth together."
L. ft.Boyd
Nation Now
Less Polluted
Now, exactly 20.95 percent of the air is ox-
ygen. In 1910, exactly 20.95 percent of the air
was oxygen. What the anti·pollution people
don't say much about is that the air over
Chica$to and Pittsburgh and New York City is
far cleaner today than it was during the soft-
coal-burning timea 100 years a10. Watch this
apace for additional querulous observations.
1uch as: The Environmental Protection Agen-
cy is for the birds.
When a romantic couple break up, they're
more likely to remain friends if the man
rather than the woman is
the one who Cl~t wants to
call the whole thing off. Or
so cont.end some Love and
War scholars.
Col. Sanders' daughter
Margaret says her favorite
food 1s of the Mexican
vanety.
EAR DAMAGE
Q. "ls 1t true, as I've
read, that only man-made
sounds damage the ear? That there are no
sounds m nature that hurt human bearing?"
A. Not true A high proportion of those
people in the vicinity or lightning strikes re-
port either te mporary or permanent hearing
loss.
Q. "Who invented the chocolate bar?"
A . Can't identify the fellow by name, but
do know he devised his revolutionary concoc-
tion in 1828 whjle trying to find a way to make
a better cup of cocoa.
CRICKETS
If people were like crickets in their mat·
ing habits, everybody in town would go out in-
to the field each night. start to sing, pair off in
couples, and then signal to all within ear shot
by their voices precisely when their most in-
timate acli Vllies be gm. Th at 's the way crickets
behave It's a wfully immodest
A~ long as a squirrel has its eyes open.
there 1s no blmd spot m its held of vis101i. Even
ii It were deaf, you couldn 'l sneak up behind it
without bet.ng spotted
Dunng the time 1t takes you to read t.b1s
sentence out loud. two people w11J be acciden-
tally inJured m this country
The phrase "as dt•ad as a doornail"
generally credited to Mr Shakespeare. An
English scnbe named Wilham Langland,
however, WTote It 200 years earher
In India, daily vitamins are given routine-
ly man elixJr that's 34-proof aJi;ohol.
In India. daily vitamins, are jltven routine-
ly 111 an elixir lhat'S 34 ·proof alcohol
Addrtn maU to L M BOl/d. P 0. Bo:z 15'i0,
Co.to M no 92l52llJ
Suit Claims Rats
Frequent Facility
MARTINEZ <AP1 The Safeway Stores,
Richmond warehouse wa., rnrested with rodents last
year. a crviJ lawsuit allege:.
The Contra Costa County Superior Court suit •as announced by county Otsl Atty William
O'Malley
The complaint alle$ted the company was lD
violation of the cleanlmess provis ions of the
Sherman Food. Drug and Cosmetic Law and the
Callfornla Food San1tat1on Act
It asked for a permanent u\junct.ion requiring
Safeway to keep 1t.s warehouse clean, plus civil
penalties for $1,000 for each day o( violation ¥nee
Feb. U , 1976.
The complaint said Inspectors found rodent ac·
tivity in the warehouse in February and November
of last year, but O'Malley conceded that an lnspec·
Uon early in 1977 revealed many problems had been
('()nected.
CLEARA•CE SALE
NOW
OPE• SU•DAY
111.M. fO 5P.M.
1912 HAllOI 11 VD. (AT 19th ST.)
COSTA MfSA (714) 642.al77
"'·
SANTA ANA
hare's something
lor shock prevention
Exposed live wires aren't ao good because
they may shock you. or worse yet, start a fire.
Wrap and Insulate bare wire with PVC tape.
The 66 ft. roll Is 314 In. wide and It's flame
retardant and weather resistant. Get what
you need to protect your home and family
whlle the price ls right. Reg. 69•.
put the light
where you want It
UM outdoor lig11tfng for accenting 'f04"'
landscape Md security. Wealf\erproof
lll1ture "1th movable head. Acx:epta
standard size lamps. Pre-wired. ~
2.19 121
measures up to 1111
demands of 1 pro
Stanley's 'Powerlock' rule mMt•
8119(yone·1111ndarda. n·a a llghtWeight.
c:ompec:t Instrument with a 12 It. tong
blade and poaitive loctllng teeture.
#PL312 411
your choice
weatherproof
tum-on ... and off
An outdoor stngle pole switch or box. to
control the lights. even In the loulelll
1eather. They're completely ready'°~
stall. Your choie:e of #218 Of •278. 1s1_
sna on 11111 and
get 1 wann glow on
Reall1t1cally detalled gaa log 1et
recreat .. the beauty of driftwood. 24
Inch wide Ht complete wtth cu1io.
sand burner. tRCD-24 Reg. 39.88 291s
you can do It
with this conduit
EMT thlnwall condutt 11 luat what you
want to UM whe~ you're doing •
W1r1ng tob. lt'a atrong. nex.lble and
mak .. IOI much uler resulta. 112 In. •
10 It.
99°10 .........
dlOglltlul Wlf
to Wll'lll I room
A ga log aet la better that real loge to
bum beeauae ttiefe'a no meuy un.
to clean up When the tire gon out. 24
1n. manzanlw Mt. #RMS-24
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euper etereo -except a high prlc:ie uig. • Solld ataw
tuner/amptlllef' to pull In thoM w.U statlona you'd like
to llaten to (and to keep them from drifting) • Automatic
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s>leY9f • Suled beck apeekera, elf Mllpenaion to give
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81MILAR TO IU.UaTRATION 8 UT
INCLUOla INTIRTAJNMINT CART
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O.lly "11414 St..tt .......
Lea fl a .l.call¥f! 1 •
Ronald B. Schwartz
of Newport Beach is
the new president or
the Orange County
Trial Lawyers As·
sociation.
OCC S e ts
Classes in
Business
The latest develop·
ments in business In·
fo•mation systems will
be taught in three
classes offered for the
first time at Orange
Coast College
The classes are "Top
Down Programming,"
Wednesdays. 4 to 7 p.m ..
"Data Base Manage·
meot." Mondays, 4 to 7
p.m ., and "Management
Problem Solvlng with
APL." Mondays through
Fridays, 11 a .m. "Future
Topics in Com puling."
will also be offe red
.. ain
Spring registration
will run through Feb JO
F'or more information,
~all s.56·5866.
Prof Deli ver s
Faculty TaJk
Dr f'.S Rowland, pro-
fessor o( chemistry at
UC Irvine. will deliver
1be annual Distinguished
Faculty Lecture at UCI
P'eb 2.
"Chemis try and the
Environment" will be
the subject of the lecture.
The program. open tothe
public without charge,
will be held at 7·30 p.m.
m UCl's Scien ce L<!clure
Hall
D~ooa ,,of it"f'•
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Sex Divides Assemblv (rs Public Auction::) '.l rL, Sat. and Sun. evenings at 8 p .m.
County. Fragme nts Vote on 'Member' Bill oooH!><)l k.N i\i 11 M FoH1N .1:.cr1 ,N : JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL :
Tllu'9day, January 20. 1m
BY2;.,.C,;.~SJ'!!!GS m 1u \ oo, Hob a rt Taylor Jr.. and Jam ea 1 Plu.. hundred.$ ol other 1temsot lurrutu~ obJdad,i11. ~II.: I
Wb~n il comer; to sex, Orange County's Rademacher, will conduct the Los Anaelea bearing 1 MtsrchdndlSe ~ed lrom 01.11 vi rAJwn, bunkruplC'lw . <.-oort 01\.11:r1~ I
legl.slaUvedelegalion i.n Sacramentodef1JUtelu ian'l at 9 a .m . in tbe Hall of Cities of the Marriott Inn, I k,i; bd ks ,.. I of one mind. ~ 5&5 West Century Blvd .. Los An&elea. su · n "'C"\c
Last Thursday. for example. the A.uembly vot Anyone may testify at the hearings by notifying I Movtid to r converuenctl o l :icilt) to I
ed 48 to 27 to change its rules to use "Assembly the commission at 1750 K Street, N.W., Wuhlqtoo ~ -<'
Member" rather than "Assemblyman" or ''As· D.C · 20006, or by contaclini the Los Aqele' post KEWPORT GALLERIES. Lm.
semblywoman" on bills. office at (213) 688-315.s. lndividuala wbo tesWy 2M2 W. Coast Hwy.
Orange County Democrat Dennis !danger& ot should bring three copies of their testimony to the JC __.....is.a b. CalU
Huntington Beach voted ror the n.a.le change. But bearlng. Businesses and or1anizaUon.s are required •-,...... c ora.la 92883
Democrats Ron Cordova of EJ Toro and Richard to file lS advance copies at lbe Washlng(on address I (71 4)845-2200 1
Robinson of Santa Ana voted qainat lt. Democrat at least 10 days before the bearing. 1 Chet Wray of Garden Grove was absent, or couldn't Members of tbe public are invited to view the
1
makeuphia mlnd.Anyway,be dJdn't vote. hearlngeveniltheydonotchoosetotesWy. I Ouno by LunOQeS, Wedgewood, Hosenthol dtld others, hne European I
The Republicans didn't do much helter than the • • • 1 d.nd Amel1C4fl cut crystal dlld art g W&, porcelain hguMee, bronzes, fuw I
Democrata. The GO P 's Bruce Nestande of Orange HUNTINGTON Beach Mayor Harriett Wiede r 1 lurruture, chandeliers 4nd one ol liltl ldrqest displays of tine iewelry m lh~ I
voted for the n.a.le change, but Willlam Dannemeyer will address the Huntington Beacb Republican 1 :.outhlvid. Everything from 20 Cdrat didmond sohtcuNs to QOld ned ch.uro I
ol Fullerton voted again.st it. Women's ~lub Wednesday at Murdy Park, 7000 I • I
• • • Norma Drive. I I
NEWPORT Bl;ACH optometris t Nolan Toplc of the 11 :30 a.m . talk will be "The FREE ADMISSION I
Fruzelle is returning to the political wars. Dr. Women'sCrusade foraSensibleEcooomy." I
Frinelle. president of tbe California Republican • • • TERMS: I Assembly in 1964-65, has just been elected chairman ORANGE COUNTV Sheriff Brad Gates will &nkAmenCdrd, Master Chdrge, Personill Check, Twnns I
of the Orange County Coordinating Republican As· be the sraker Jan. 25 at the first meeting of the ADDmONAL INSPECTION HOURS: I
sembly after being inactive in the volunteer or· year o the Laguna Beach chapter of the I ganiiatioo for about a decade. Calllomia Republican Assembly CCRA" Mon . Tues & Fn 10d m to 5 pm. Sat 12 noon to 5 p m 1
Friuelle vows to train Republican volunteers The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m . al Laguna Sun 2 p.m 10 5 pm
who will be "effective and honest alternatives . . Federal Savings, 1200cean Ave .. Laguna Beach. • :
to the type ot impersonal, compute.rued firms that • • • AUCTIONEER:
have profes.si~aliud the distortiOtJ of the truth·· lll AFTER HEARING Governor Brown dedare Art k vin. I
political campaigns. his opposition to the death penalty, Senator John I
• • • V. Briggs, <R·Fullertoo) said the governor \_ · WE BUY FOR CASH 1
AS OF 11IE END of this mooth, Auemblyman should resi~n and return to the monastery. _)
Bruce Nestande CR·Orange) will have a new oHice . Accordmg to Briggs, a majority or Califor· OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT.
at 920 Town and Country Road, Orange. The new ruans are ln favor of the death penalty and the WHOLE ESTATES OR SINGLE ITEMS
telephone number will be s.2-4775. governor is failing to represent them by taklng •
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llEP. MARK W. Hannaford CD-Long Beach,
Western Orange County) bu invited district consti·
tuent.s to rur grievances about the U.S. Postal
Service al a p~blic_: hearing in Los Ange les on Feb. 1.
The heanng as one of 18 in cities across the
country by the Commission on Postal Service a ~ongr~ssionally crea~ group studying ~stal
operallorus. The commis ion will report its findings
to congress and the Pres· ent by March 15, 1977.
Two of the seven oting members of the com-
. / I Deaths
1Elsewhere
LEYSlN, Switzerland
(AP> -Scottish aJpinist
Doagal Hu&on, 36, who
dim bed some o( the
world's most prestigious
mountains including Ml.
E Yerest. died in an
avalanche near here
Monday. poUce re~rtcd.
LOS ANGELES CAP)
Memorial services
were held for Belle Dub-
noff, 64, who pioneered
education techniques
for emotionally dis-
turbed and mentally re·
tarded c hildren. Mrs .
Dubnotf died arter a long
illness.
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ftt,e1f00\" Rf>V WUh•rn•cton
HAltT
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Riii,. A1'0r.,,.)of Co\I•-., C.. "°"'
F 0.llon HM't ot H--1 Bea< II CA
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l •mN<k Mr H•rt •• , 4 ,...,,,,.a
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will lie "91d Oii S.tll'Cla-.,, Ja.,.,err 11 •I
1 00 PM SMITH TUTHILL LAMB
MOllTUAllY-1ttlfl0..pol '"'""°' m11 caH Of\ S.t""°"y J•FMH,.v 72 rrom
'OOAM~U 00"-'!.MITHTUTHILL
LAMISMORTU"lt\'~l(llltCNpeltl
'11 ! 17111 Slrwl. C:O.ta Mau, Ce
WITH TUTHILL L.AM&MORTUARY W•UCllll ~ICll-IOt"I __,..
CMIUDIONI
ti( TTY CHIUOIONI, r•"Cl•nl 01
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PM 81!1.L tlltOADWAY CHAPE L
HBMan
Jailed in
Robbery
A Huntington Beach
man who took $400 from
a F ountain Valley
Mrvice station at knife.
point has been sentenced
Loooe year m the Orange
County Jail and placed
on three years probation.
Superior Court Judge
Uoyd E. Blanpicd Jr. or-
dered the sentence for
Edgar Harold J ohnson
IJJ, 22, of 205 Hartlorcl,
after a jury in h is
courtroom found the de·
fendant guilty o r first
degree armed robbery.
It was successfully al·
leged that Johnson used a four-inch pocket knife
last May 21 lo force the
operator of ca Mob1h.· sta
lion m Fouulam Valley
lo hand over h1~ t..a.klngs
Police ~ 1ud J ohru.011
bragged about the rob-
bery for sever~I days
att.er the holdup. A llJ.1
from an anonymous
telephone caller loci tu
bis arrest.
Piditzer
Winner
To Speak
GARDEN HOSE
• Water. water ~8"9 with so ,_ of black hoM
• 5/8" Inside diameter
• Winter and IUn'Vn8r. this one • best
DELTA FAUCET
• Tumed ott by dnoa? Tum on
with a Delta Feuoet
• S1ngi.ciontra. • tor tne ldtd'l9n.
• Jenuery tS fl"\.llt tree-oruning 6.88 19.88
tune . are you prepared?
• Make the lob easier
lono handles reach the lop
branchee
• Theee loppers are a muatf
Your badt and arms wtll thank
you.
MocWAIOJ 8 88 ,,.., ......
PAINT UP A STORM
• Ghcjcjen lat• E.11tenor ~
Paint
• What a chanQe a co.i o4 PM'I
WI II IT1llk.e
• Faat-dry1ng and ee.y _._
cteeo-up • 5--P~-... -o-s Ilk• 8 drMl4l
• AllCOcn
8.99 Gd.
TOASTMASTER
TOASTER
• Popi Hot tout for b<eakfaat.
• 4 shoes at onoe apeeos up
the mom1ng crunch
• Choose model 0104 or
0 154, only
Model t 100 Wlf
HOUSE cmd TRIM
IN-SINIC-ERATOR
'GARBAGE
DISPOSAL
• GLIDDEN Latex ExtlnC':lf Gloee
HOUM and Trim
• Your houM will spend•°" .,_.
a gloomy day
•Ou,.. • c~ vaur 0010r and 001
• All Color$
TOILET SEA TS
• Take )'OUf' Mell . .
forount:
• Fresh, clean. White . wlttl
non-<:Om>dlng plastic hinges
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Pulitzer Prize winner
Philip P Kerby will be
the fe atured speaker
Jan. "2"I when the Orange
County Bar AssoclaUon
holds its annual in.staJla·
t10 0 of oU lcers and
Judges Night at tbe
Alrporter Inn, Irvine.
Ker by, a Loe Angeles
Times edltoriaJ writer ,
will d iscu ss r ecen t
trend• in the judicial
system. The guest o(
h o n or will be Chief
J ustice Donal d R
Wrlaht, who has an·
nounced b.ia retJreme.nl
from the Californi a
Supreme Court.
29.88
• If 2 tlicM -411 dO Just fine.
tt\ank )OU. Model 8151. Juat
• GarbeQle dOeln 't
need to be e
grind! • Let the
ln-sink~rator do
It. ' .• Ouletly .,.,
efficiently. • New •
bigger ~ he> motor
dOe• the ;ob wen better.• t333
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Cotta lf'M 8 846-2424
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Coeta Me~•
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788-0933
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406-1776
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Cemetery Mortuary
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7801 8olM Ave
W91tmineter
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: PASCAGOULA. Mias. (AP) -JlJontY ~
Gra1'1 mother says she wants ht!r Ion executed for
tbe murder of a 3-year-old atrl ua hopes be fi.ndl
ftt•ce in the next world. ·
"This ia the second firl my son bas killed ln less
than 10 years," bla mother, Verna Smith, aald in an
Interview from her home in Wilmington, Calli. "U I
bad been oo that jury, I would have gone the aame
way they did.'·
GRAY WAS ORIGINAU.Y SCHEDULED to
die in the Mississippi gas chamber Monday, but the
fxecutioo was delayed because b.la case ls under ap-
peal before the Mississippi Supreme Court.
Mrs. Smith said she wishes.the execution bad
been carried out. She bas written to the slate
Supreme Court and Gov. Cliff Finch saying that the
execution, which was ordered last month, abould
i>roceed. Gray, 28, of Yuma, Ariz., was convicted last
year in the death of Deressa Scales of. Pascqoula.
A coroner's report said the girl suffocated when
Gray held her face in the mud and that be then
threw her body off a bridge into a creek. He bad
been on parote on a 1968 conviction in Arizona for
the strangulation of a l6-year-0ld girl.
MRS. SMITH, WHO IS DIVORCED from
Gray's Cather, said she came to Pascagoula in July
1976 to visit her son aQd learned then that be bad
been charged with murder. She went to the
PucagouJa police to learn about the case.
"I didn't want any doubt of his guilt," Mrs.
Smith said. ·'When I left the office, there wasn't any
doubt.''
BefOC'e tu. convfcUon in Ariaona. Gray bad been
in mlnorscrapeswith·the law, Mrs. Smith said .
.. BE WAS ALWAYS A MOODY boy, a loner,"
ahe said. "He loved to bang out with the guys in
trouble.
Mrs. Smith, who is under a doctor's care from
what ahe called the pressure of the case, spends
much of her time lobbying for capital punishment
laws. When California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr ..
Q>Oke against the death penalty, she wrote and
asked him to change his position.
She also wrote to Deressa 's parents to express
her sorrow over the death. Sbe said the best thing
for the girl's parents would be for her son to die,
"I CAN ONLY PUT MYSELI' in the mother's
lfiace," Mrs. Smith said.
_ ··As long as he was living, It would be a constant
ij)ing of not knowing If he was released. I would not
want to see my son out on lhe street."
College Official
Sets Retirenzent
Dr. Thomas J. O'Connor of Laguna Hills Leisure
World will retire in June as vice pi-esldent of
academic affairs al Mt. San Antooio College in
Walnut. He bas be:ld bis post
1 since 11118, but has been a
member of the academic
community for almost '6
years. His career began
with a job as a Latin aod
Greek teacher at a amall
New York preparatory
school.
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• the faculty at-Mt. San
Antonio in 1M9, shortly
after the community col·
lege opened Its doors. He
was a counselor
and psychology instruc-
t or and also held the
posta of dean of counsel·
ing and assistant dire<:·
tor of instruction.
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Work on Ramps Eyed
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RepreMOtaUves from the Greater lrv1ne Jn..
duatrial League (GULi may tnvtl to Sacramento tiext m-OOUl to propoM lmprovemeot.a at the JaanA
boree Rold/San Dte10 Freeway lnterchaqe.
Todd Nicbolaon, executlve director ol GIIL,
Adriana GlantW'CO, propoeed qalD tb1t mootb Lbal
the project by be delayed .
Kra. Gianturco, a OOY. JbvwD appoiatM,. ..
more aupportlve of mau trl.Dlk lbu road woR..
said Irvine bualnesamen may propose at lbe Feb. 3 NJCBOl.SON SAID BE'S NOi' ~ bow lOllC
California Hiibway Commiaa.loo meet.tnc a $200,000 the holdup may be with the Vaa tarman project.
project f« the lntercbarae. but aaJd be expeci,a to 1et mon lDformaUon l>J mt
week.
BE MID COLLEAGUES FAVOa doubling tbe "Both project.a are critical for the lnd1.11trta1 I
aumber ol oorampe and oftrampe to eue what be comple¥, but ii we need to tuPDOrt the Voo Karmu l
called an "over capacity" tr&ftlc problem. overpau araJn. we'll do that ftnt." Nlcboboo 1Ud. 1
Budd(g)ing Romance
Nicbolaon aald tbe altuatloa tbere wu bad pr•
viouly. but that with tbe added f1~penoonel lt's
*ome "borrendoua. •
The league atroagly supports the proposed road
improvement project, Nicholson said h1a 1roup
may wait until M~b to propose the plans.
"Wt've recently beard that the Von Kannaa overpua project may be ln Jeopardy again, so we
may wait to bring up the Jamboree Road project
later, .. Nlcbolllon said.
"IN THAT CASE, WE MAY go to Sacramento
next abontb and uree again that they put the Voo
Karman project out to bid," be added.
Jewels by Josephs Is SMrehtng for diamonds and • oemetones from pnvate lrv.ltlllduala and estate&. careful
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plans to marry ip St. Louis Feb. 13. Jt will
be his fourth mcft'riage, her second.
The Von Karman overpass would coat about
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geated Jamboree Road and MacArthur Boulevard.
Approval hul>een given by the state for fund-
ing the Voo Karman overpass. But the director of
the California Department of Transportation,
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ARCADIA-SANTA ANITA CANOGA PARK CARSON CULVER CITY 'FOX HILLS' OOWMeY
FULLERTON OLENDAf..l '4AUllUA' HUH11NGTOft Bl!ACH LAGUNA HILLS LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORt 9EACH NORTHRIDOI ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENT£ HILU
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Artifacts Find Halts
Parking Lot _Project
SAN JOSE <AP> -A $600,000 hotel
parkinl project has been brouabt to a
aereecbinl bait by the dilcovery ol
akulla, bolMlll and lndian utifacta lD
downtown Sao Jon.
Tb• find dellcbted blatorlana,
an1ered IDdJua, dropped an ex·
pemlH headache on the bu.llden and
left city oftlclals unhappy. calllna lt
"a .very aertoua, very aenalUve pro-
blem."
BY CITY ORDINANCE, tbe dis·
covery of any Indian remai.na or
artilacta deemed algnlflcant req~
the immediate halt of any d~ ment.
Arcbeologist Chester Kin& called
the discovery, on the site of a Holiday
Inn parldnc garage, "a significant In·
dlan burial site and village." He said
lt could be part of the fint Indian
villa1e lo Sao Jose.
K1nl aaid the bulldozed excavation
yielded flanged pestles and mortar
fraement.s. varloua cutting and scrap.
iDI tools and earthen ovens indicating
a large Oblone Indian settlement
several hundred yean old.
KING BROUGHT WORK at the site
to a ball by walldn1 onto it, wavtnc a
copy ol the aereecbin&·balt ordlnance.
San JOH State Prof. Bob Germaine,
whose speciality la pbyalcal an-
tbropoloo, tbou&bt the vWqe mlchl
date back tot.be 17008.
"U U1tb1ng la important today,
th1a la, mpec1ally lf it 11 the nm set·
tlement, "be said.
BUT JACK WALTER of the Holiday .,..........,.
Inn aald be was "Juat furious." Pardetlal
Tbe Indiana iD the area reportedly I T · D'A · are an&ry that the bones of their an-va ogun . qwno,
catora are being diaturbed to make known to millions Of
wayforaparkioglot. W or 1. d War 11
The city baa s om e ble at s erviceme n as
alternatives. "Tokyo Rose." has
b ee n grante d a . THE LAW PROVIDES for abandon-pardon by President
ment of tbe construction -unaccep-Focd. She was con·
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of the remains and artifact.a -unac· after making broad· ceptable to the lndlam. Meantime, as the controversy UD· casts designed to de.
folds. the aite is posted wtth oo-moralize American
treapautng signs, and the police are servi cemen in the
oo guard. Pacific.
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Lagana Beaeh
.$1,666 Greenbelt
:Study Fuml Okayed
Orange County supervisors have agreed to spend another Sl,666 to
ffOmplete an 18-moath consult.ant's study oo preserving the open land urrouodlna Laauna Beach.
Tb• count.y. aloag with tbe ciUee ol Irvine and Laguna Beacb, bired
C IJ'vioe lo July 1975 to ouUine ways to eoonrve the roughly 10,000-
•cre Laguna Greenbelt. .
· VNDB& TBE agreement,
1tounty covemment was to pick
'lJP 14,000 of the study's costs,
'while the cities would each con-
1ribute Sl,000.
But George Otbome. director
of the county Environmental
Management Agency. said the
now nearly-completed study bu
taken longer than expected and
the cost has risen by $2,500.
Soap Requested The board agreed to make the
additional $1,666 payment, pro-
viding the cities pick up the re-
mainder. RICHMOND, Canada (AP) -
Richmond General Hospital is
trying to cope with high costs by
asking patients to bring their
own soap. Toothpaste and facial
tissue would be appre<:iated, too,
said Hugh Ross. administrator of
the boepital ln this Vancouver
suburb. Such moves, be said,
could eliminate $2,500 of the
hospital's cUJTent $60,000 deficit.
IN ADDmON. the board ac-
cepted a recommendation from
Osborne thal the county not pay
for any lddittoaal comul.tant's
work aa part of this study.
lnatead, the cooaultant's ftnaJ
report is to ouWne possible areas
for future study.
Frigid Weatlaer
Demand Great
'ForLongJohns
By tbe Assodated Presa
Thousands of Americans were caught without
pants -the Jong, thermal variety -by this cen-
tury's most frigid weather, and business in Jong
• johns is booming even where c.hllly legs are rare.
•'Everybody's got a coat or a jacket," said Tom
• Latham, a merchandise manager for JC Penney in
• Columbia, S.C. "But long underwear's a buic item
: that a Jot of people don't have. Our Joag underwear i sales are up3Sto40percentoverlastyear."
• "TO SAY THE LEAST. sales in looi johns bave
~ been brisk," aaid Dick Notes, Sears' merchandise t manager in Durham, N.C. "People are st.anding in
line for lhem. Sometimes I think I'm the East Coast
dist!E. utor.'' ol!ss living in lhe warmer climes weren't the
onl es caught cold by the arctic-like weather.
Sales took off, too, in areas where people should
know better
"I wouldn't know where to start to tell you
about all the stuff we sold," S81d the manager of a
discount store in Marietta, Ohio. "We've sold a
third more of all type of winter items this year lhan
lo previous years."
THE DEMAND FOR WINTER clothing at J. L.
Hudson Co . Detroit's biggest department store,
• "has been fantasUc, our best year ever for outer
wear, running about 20 percent ahead of the old re-
cord," a spokesman said.
Colman's, a sport.log goods store in Cantm,
Mass., near the Blue HUI ski run, sald sales of
1 down-ftlled underwear and socks have been 20 per-
cent blgberthan normal.
"The whole down market is up," quipped Win
Erown, the store's manager.
THE ear UNDEllWEAll MARKET is only
one phase or the late-blooming winter sales rush.
Consider:
-Snow chains in Arkansas. One Uttle Rock de-
aler sold 400 sets in three days.
-PotbeJlied stoves in Ohio. A store in
Maumee, near Toledo. sold 100 in the weeka after
.Thanksgiving.
-Toboc1ans in Michigan. One store in Detroit
that bad not carried sleds for two years sold nearly
all its stock of toboggans after the first bl& snow in
• November.
-ICE SKATES IN PENNSYLVANIA. A store
near Reading aot 36 pain and aold them a1J ln three
days.
-Topcoats in South Carolina.
"We have only abt topcoats left." aald one de-
partment at.ore man-.er ln Columbia.
He said bualneu lo lhe outer 1arment was ex·
cellent.
Alas. word from Callfomla: No run there on
sleds. ear muffs. thermal underwear and the like.
· Perfume Bate
Wanta Spittoom Back
HARTFORD, Conn. <AP > Angered by lhe state
, General Assembly's no-smoking rule. Rep. WIU
• . II aboney has /roposed a ban on perfume in the
leJiJlatW'e an the return of sptttooos for tobacco.
chewers.
"I can't stand perfume
unless it 's $100 an
ounce," Mahoney said.
"To people allergic to
cosmetic scents, the
aroma is more unhealthy
than tobacco smote,·· he
added in a statement.
MAHONEY, a MiHord
Republican, called for
repeal of a legislative
rule banning •mokinc in
the House and Senate
cha mbers during
sessions and ln commit·
tee meetinp and bear· inga.
He al.lo said be'• uked
le&illatlve attorneys to
prepare a meuure that
would f.ut spittoons ln tbe.
capito . Tbe receptacl•
for aplttmc tc>Mcco juice
used to be in the bultdlq
but were tak• out many
yearaaao.
MAHONEY SAID
cigarette smoke ls not
harmful to nearby 000·
smokers became it riles
to the cellln1. But
perfume, colo1ne aDd
scented cosmttka with
an alcohol base
oermeate a room and r.mate me nauseous,"
besaid.
Thuredey, .MnU!IX 20, 1W7 DAILY PILOT AJ3
·-Counseling Plan Backed
Supermson Aumd $9,760 Pact to Teen Help
NORMA GIBBS
A new counaellni program to
help troubled Fountain Valley
youngsters Improve their aocJal
skills bas won lhe approval of
• Orange County supervisors.
The board awarded a six·
month •,760 contract to Teen
Help Inc., the agency current.ly
handlinj( Fountain VaJley's
juvenlle diverelon procram, fot
the new counseling HUiona.
THE PllOG&A• ls called
SHARE <Speak, Hear and
Reapond Effectively).
Valley and Lm Amieof\Htlh
Scbooll.
Tbe funds from the county COO·
tract will allow for expanding the
proeram to aerve up to 75
youngsters lo five separate counselinl groups.
At the request ot Supervilor
Pbll AAtbony the contract ~ vtdea that oae ol tboee cooue IJ'OUps tbould lncl9de yoa.npten
from Foumaln Valley's Colonla
Juarn community.
KJNGSBU&Y SAID two others wut be for Fountain Valley High
School freshmen and
aopbomor9 and two others will
serve seventh and eighth graders from vanouuchoola.
The younpt.en are referred to
the Procr&m by acbool officials.
Klnc•burJ wd. The county will be reimbursed
by the state for cost.a of the new
program.
. Mn. Gibbe Picked
As Alumni Speaker
County officials said the
youngsters wUl be taught lm·
proved social skl111 tbrougb
counaellq and activities and by
viewing tbelr own actlona
through a video-tape machine.
Author Slated For Talk
Huntington Beach City Coun-
cilwoman Norma Gibbs bas been
selected as distinguished alumni
guest speaker at North Park
College in Chicago.
She will talk Jan. 24 oo women
In politics and elbics in politics.
Mrs. Glbba currently la In
Washington to attend inaugura·
Uon ceremonies for preaidenl-
elect Jimmy Carter.
Ken Kingsbury, staff counselor
at Teen Help, explained the pro-
.cram started experimentaJly
with a group of nine incoming
Fountain Valley High School fr~hmen last summer.
DUalNG 11IE fall, Teen Help
expanded the program to include
about 40 teenagers at Fountain
Vick Knight will make "Coo-
feaalona of an Author" wben the
Saddleback Valley Friends of the
Mission Viejo Library meet at z
p.m. Saturday in the library at
24851 ChNanta Drive.
Tbe public la invited to bear
Knl1ht. wbolt loth ud latlllt
boot ll entlUed "Send for Haym Solomon," and to join the library
support group.
The speaker ta p"'8ldent ol tbe
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After bis retirement as asstslant
superintendent ~ the Placentia
Unified School District, Knight
was named Educator or lhe Year
by the Orange County Press
Club.
Since bla retirement several
years ago, Knight bas continued
wrttins and ta1ting to communi-
~ organizations about b1s work
as an author.
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A 14 DAIL y PILOT Thul'1dey, January 20, 19n
The car: Pontiac Grand Prix.
The ~tar: Chrysler Cordoba-the most
-,ucce!)r-,f ul new personal luxury car in the last
five years.
• Price: Thi-, Cnrdoba S cost~ no more
bu! gives you more~
• Re-sale value: Cordoba has a higher
re-sale value than Grand Prix~·
• Roominess: Cordoba has more total
interior room than Grand Prix.
The car: Ford Van.
The \tar: Dodge Van-Dodge, the No. I
-,cllcr of van-type vehicles in America.
• Payload: Dodge ca mes a greater
payload.
• Weight: Dodge weighs less than Ford.
• Maneuverability: Dodge has a shorter
turning rad1u c;.
• Wide track: Cordoba has a wider track
than the wide track Grand Prix
• Trunk space: Cordoba has more trunk
space
• Engine: Cordoba has Chrysler's
computer-con trolled Electronic Lean-
Burn Engine as standard. Grand Prix has
nothing like it
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• Transmission: Dodge B-100 offers an
optional overonve transmission. Ford
docs not.
• Styling: Dodge offers a street van
package for one-of-a-kind customizing.
Ford docs not.
When you compare a car to a
star, there's no comparison.
And stars like these are the~
reason why over 330,000 people
The car: Granada Ghia 2-door.
The ~tar: Dodge Aspen SE 2-door-Molor
Trend Magazine's l<r76 Car of the Year.
* Roominess: Aspen has more interior
room.
• Price: Aspen SE is over $300.00 less than
a compilrably equipped Granada Ghia~
* Suspension: Aspen has Chrysler Corpora-
tion's isolated transverse front suspension
for a "big car" ride. Granada's suspen-
sion is nothing like it. • Re-sale value: Aspen has a higher re-sale
value~·
The car: Ford Pinto Wagon.
The star: Plymouth Volar~ Wagon-the best
selling wagon in America.
• Price: the 4-door Volare wagon costs
only S76 more than the smaller 2-doo r
Pinto wagon, comparably equipped~ * Re-sale value: Volar~ has a higher
re-sale value~·
• Passengers: Volar~ carries 6. Pinto only 4.
• Comfort: Volare has over 40 inches more
interior room, according to the Roominess
Index.
• Cargo space: Vol are has I 5.6 cubic feet
more cargo load space.
switched from GM and Ford to
Chrysler Corporation in 1976.
Join them for 1977. Get out of a
car. Get into a star. sm sm
CHRYSLER Dodge
*"" -Pl'IOOOCTS \)IF CHRVSlER COAPOAATION
Chrysler Corporation for 1977
· Now more than ever.
Some equipment shown on these vehicles is optional and Is not
included in the price comparisons for comparably 11quip~d whicles.
•Pric1 compori.roru bas1d on man11fact11nn' 1ugg1..rt«l "tail prlcu Al of Ckto~r; 1976. of compaf'Ob(y 1914;pp.d v.hict•s.
Cahfonii11 prica may diffv.
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. Rosalynn Car:ter, shown dancing
with her husband at his 1971 guber-
n8torial inauguration (above left)
Will wear this gown tonight with
new pale blue cape
(above right). At right is navy.
. crepe dress she wore for swearing-in
ceremony today.
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Thurl<fey, Jln1WY 20. 1an Bt
Sons Coming to Washington.
Carters Close
PLAINS, Ga. (AP) -The White House may resound
with a newborn infant's wails for the first time in 15 years,
thanks to President-elect Carter's son and daugbtell·in-law.
James E. "Chip" Carter Jr. and bis wife Caron are ex-
pecting a child in March. They, like most of Carter's im·
mediate family, plan to be living 1n the White House.
The last time an infant resided there was in the early
19608 when John F. Kennedy Jr. was a baby. Tbe
grandchildren of Lyndon Jobnson visited there when be was
president.
Of Carter's four chHdren, only Jack, 29, opted to stay in
Georgia and out of the Washington spoUi&ht. He bas a law
practice tn Calhoun, Ga.
The President-elect's other two sons, QUp, 26, and his
brother Jeff, 24, plan to live with their parents and their
nine·year-old sister Amy and conclude their college educa-
tions ln Washington:
Both will continue to help their father In bis wort aa pre-
sident. traveling ln this country and abroad on occasion aa
his personal representatives and fact-finders, accordlog lo Carter.
Both interrupted their educations to campaign for their
father acrou the country.
Carter said his sons helped him "at great fl.nanclal
sacrifice and in other ways over tJ\e 'last two .years when
they took ocr to help me In the campaign."
"It h~lped us to be drawn clocer aa a family than I
think wee could have been otherwise. I a reciate their
great hel me and I will never forget it," ~arter said In a
New Year's interview elven to the Americus Times·
Recorder in Georgia.
He said bia mother, 18-year-old "Miss Ullian" Carter,
wbo was releued from the-hospital Monday after treatment
!or painlul muscle apuma in ber lep, probably wU1 not
apend much time in Wasblnttan.
"U we are/olng to be away for awb1le rm sure she
would come an be with Amy," be said. "But otberwiae I
think she'd prefer to spend moet of her time In Plains."
He said the aame ls true fOI' bis brother BJ.Uy, wbo nma
the family peanut bualnHS.
Chip Carter will attend George Wuhlutoo University
.in the capital. He and his wife have lived for the Jut two
yean in a house traller in downtown Plain.I. They are pre-
sentlY tryin1 to aell lt. Jdl Cart.er and blJ w_!!.e1 Annette, MJ alao wlll ll'fl ha th•
:f amlly quarten ol the wm\e HouM • .1etr reportedlJ allo-w anti to contl.Due bit Jctucat.loo while ID Wuhlnpla, but
hu made no final plans. ·
. Tbt cart.en bave alNadY umoundd plans to aen4 tbelr. dauabter Amy, 9, to a publfc aebool tn Wub1nston. a few
·blocb from the White House.
'
AmeriC:ans ·Blue
·Over
EDITOR'S NOTE: .Ro1cl~n11
CarUr'• chok• for Mr iocJalollt'Ol
gown 1* ~ cotll~ocroaa
the.oa:ffon. Thie.P~ ~
staff poUctd Orange Cocut reacfimla
abotd """'llwJI 11Wco the dedaioft.
When Roaalynn Carter ap·
.pears atJber husband's inauaural
parties tonight, she will be w~ar-
•
YO\Ull Amy Carter had a busy maUl\l.fal day~ which
.,,m be cllmued by the festtvltie1 tonl1bt. Her
en••mblea Include a copen blue velvet .cape and
matcbin& velvet dreu with eyelet collar and cuffs -.. . . . ... -··-
01.EJ · Gown ,
1ng a six-year-old blue chiffon
gown wbicb obviously bu creat..
sentimental mean.in& for ber.
It is the gown she wore to the
parties celebrating her
butband'a in.stallaUoG aa gov.
ernor ol Georgia.
Tongues have beeo ductinl all
over the land since Mn. Carter
made the umouneenlllllt of what
she plans to wear. Some people
welcoll)ed the news u a ~i'::t. someone at last was c
about eccoomy and frugality.
Others criticized the aooo-to-lJe
First Lady for denying tbe
American Wblic a little touch of
the cptderella life -a new de-
signer cown (by an American. of course). •
· A sampling or opinions from
Orange Coast residents bu re·
vealed. surprisintly. that most people really don't care what
Mrs. Carter wears.
· Just a little over hall of the
other people surveyed tbink she sboulcf stiCk to her guns and wear
her favorite dress, and the rest
firmly believe it is her obligation
to buy and wear a new dress.
ONE NEwPoRT BEACH rest·
·dent couldn't quite make up her
mind. "Down deep I bad to agree
that it's nice that she's not spend.
ing all that money," she said.
"But we liked Jackie Kennedy
because she was a such a fashion
plate. .
"Sec:reUy I guess I 'm disap-
pointed that she's not getting a
new dress.'•
Frank Barbaro, chairman of
the Orange County 'Democratic
central committee, said, "Fine.
. She's entitled to set whatever
style she wants to for the in·
augu.ration.
"A lot of people view old gowns
· as something you wear to impor-
tant events.••
Mrs. William Mead, a Newport
Beach resident and founder of
The Fashionables, differed.
. "I don't think the wife or the
President of the United States
should wear a six-year-old gown.
·I think this OCCl\Sion warrants a
new gown.
"Mind you, I don't think it's the
size of her wardrobe that mat-
ters; it's what you do with it. Her
problem is that she doesn't do
anything with hers."
Jackie Heather, chairman or
the Newport Beach planning
commissi90, was more ada·
mant:
"IS SHE TRYING to tell us "she's the same she?" she
quipped. "I think history is being
cheated. This is the dress that
wlll K9 to the Smithsonian lnstib4loo. an~ that array t.ells
so much about the am
llfeat7leotthettmes.
.. I waa really impressed when J
viewed the exhibit. Ir tb1a is a
political ploy, I t.hlnk U'a a,JDl.s.
guided choice."
Dorothy Doan, a Ne~ort
Beach IOCial leader and pbilan-
·throptst. said she wasn't con·
cemed with Mrs. Carter's choice
of dress. .. Obviously she is being fnigal
and I tee nothing wrong with it.
When ~ou conalder all that is
happening in the world,"wbatshe
wears lsot little concern."
Brett Carlton, a Corona del
. Mar interior decorator, said he
resents Mrs. Carter's choice.
"I think that is typical of her.
She's sort of cornball and we can
. expect more of this in the future.
"Leaders shouldn't be that
middle class, next-d6or
personality. They should be
looked up to and her wardrobe
should be impeccable.'•
JULIA Celiberti, a Republican
who is a Newport Beach
homemaker, said the President's
·wife should represent the leading
·couturiers and wear a beautiful
gown, "not a keepsake out of the
closet. .
"The whole world will be look-
ing at her that day. And besides.
·women's Wear Daily isn't going
to like it. I I
A male resident of Seal Beach,
who describes himself as an in-
dependent, commented, "I think:
she's a hopeless romantic. Who
but a romantic would do
something like that?
"II the First Lady can't be
romantic where are we?" ques.
Uoned Dr. Angelo Segalla.
A Huntington Beach resident
said she thinks it's all a publicity
gimmick. "What she wears bas
very little to do with the impor-
tant thing that's going on," she
asserted.
"It's all a big a farce," added
Jennie Abruscato of Newport
Beach. "I couldn't care less what
she wears.''
Mrs. Carter has commissioned
a U.S. designer, Dominic Rom-
polio, to prepare a floor-length
wool hooded cape and a coat·
dress and shawl in blue.green lo
go with her old gown, however.
She wore a green Ultrasuede
coat and matching shirt dress of
sheer French wool for many of
this week's festh1ties, and a
navy ~repe dress with navy braid
trim, designed by Dorothy Farbo
forMignonfortheswearing·in.
Perhaps by now Amy Carter
has stolen the spotlight. She has a
whole new wardrobe of Ceil
. Ainsworth designs.
. (left) arid a. ool ci>at In beat&er green with matchln&
bat and mob green Jwni>er over a wallpaper print
blouse. All were ielecfeCl by her mother from Cel\ ·Alnawoith collection. . . -
Archaeologist Jana Gothold displays
~ Indian arrowheads, cradle boards and baskets.
Jelics Signal Past •
SALE
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STORES
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FA.11UOR IQOA.llE
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••New board• were
woven as the children
got bigger," she added.
UtUe girts played with
mlnjaturea for "prac·
tice."
The Indians mlgbt
have bung the boards in
tree branches "to pre-
vent ants from crawling
on the baby and to keep
him entertained when
the wind bounced him."
Hence, the lullaby
"Rock·a·bye Baby in the
Treetop ,'' s he
speculated.
One meticulously-
wov en, too.year-old
board bu survived.
"Many times t.bey were
burned Viben babies out-
grew them. IO evil splrits
wouldn't harm the
chJJd,'' ahe said.
Mrs. Gothold dls-
c:ua1ed evidence of trade routes established by In-
diana throughout the
at.ate
"WE &:NOW there was
trading going on when
we find clay object&
here. They could have
come from the San Diego
area, where pottery wu
made." aheaaid.
Local lodlaos used
volcanic glass as butcher
knives, she revealed.
Since there ar~ no
volcanoes in Oran1e
County. 1be surmised
that the shiny black obsi-
cliao mlgbt have been
traded with other tribes
in the Little Lake area.
Abalone shell beads
from the Orange Coast
have hem unearthed lo
the High Slerraa, also in·
dicating exchanges, she
aald.
MAINLAND Indians
went to Catalina Island
for soapstone, which did
not crack or fall apart
when heated and then
cooled.
The soapstones, flat,
black rocks with boles in
them, were used in food
preparatioo. First heat-
ed in fire. they were then
fished out by jabbing a
stick into the bole. she explained.
Indian women then
dropped the slabs into
baskets of food and
stirred it all around,
wanning up dinner with
beat from the rocks.
Tbelr monotonous dlet
was mostl y acorns.
gathered in nearby
forests. Grasshoppers
were the "Indian version
or popcorn... Alter re-
moving the hind legs,
they were toasted until
crispy.
Rabbit bunting was ac-
c om pl 11 bed wltb a
curved "rabbit stick,"
said Mrs. Gothold. The
Indiana simply beat tbe
bmbea with It, frighten-
ing tbe hares which ran
loto waiting nets.
Teen Tells It Like It Is
DEAR ANN: Pihl il
WU pot, tben pills, DHl
the needle.
Whal do you say wben
your mother uu where you've been WI 3 a.m.?
Do you tell her you've
been In the cemetery
watting for your supplier
lo show up? And when be
doean 'tYoUbavetohil the
bottle to kill the pain and
10 to acbool ftve hours
later -bombed out or
your gourd.
JOG llft 10UI' toque and It la vttal that I have Jam theoeedle ln but you t b h i oform att on.
miaa, so YoU pull lt out Tb.anka.-ANTSYINlN-
&Dd keep trying till you DY
1etboldofooe. DEA.a ANT: OfDeer
WON a bearta.i aid. It
brou1bt baclt aome
memorl••· II)'
craodlatber UMd to "'1t the tame dirty trick oa
m J Jr andmother. He woul move bi.I Ups and
not qian a sound. Poor
Grandma would go
boll.ken trytni to figure
out why bernew batteries
bad 1onedead.
Do you know bow it Job &.&CllUaeCllka10
reels to want todle but not Pollce Dept. aakl HJ
have the 1ut1 to klll dn1U.ataft•apencm
younelf? pllnJeally 1"*ld mab a
I'm 17 and finally came cutfere.ee ta die= to my senses three snpll,bll&a~
mootba qo, thanlts to a bow prt. to lM teat
Drug Abuse Center. beca•H a potycrapll
Ple•se,Ann,prlottblafor meaHrea blood pre·
those who don't know the 1Are, palae ad "9Plra·
bell of being a ju.nkie. -Uoe.
After five of tbeae
••calla" Or~atopped
bi.I l•ID·~· P .. lt on, wlll )'OU, Ami? -S'll. CLOUD, MINN. What do you say wben
lhe girls ID gym clau aak
about the needle marks
on your arms! Have you
ever gotten the cold
sweata In history class
and prayed to God no one
notices? Half an hour
before the softball game
you gulp a couple or
downers to belp you get
through it. It works pret-
ty good. Nooneswspecta a
lblng. Oraoit~ms.
LUCKY IN ILL. U &Mee readlap were
DEA& LU.: OH let· DOC DOl"IHI. CM Abject
ter fnm a ctrt wbo llu woelcl llaft to aderao a
beea tltere la wo..U. a aecoad &ell. Be wOtlld
doaea aermou ud JI a1ao be QWU•ed u to
poaacla of paper. Glad wily~ wu&ed to tamper
yoa made lt baek, llloaey. .W. '11 rapoaNe.
My mother came up
with a neataolut.lon. Mom
told Grandma tbal
whenever abe tboucht
her batt.y waa 1one to
go tot.be pbooe IDd listen
for the dial tcme. U she
beard it abe WU to tell
Grandpa, ''Tbe pbone la
for you."
Dl!Aaft.C.: OIMlller
tt dtM. (PJl. Miit ia&"
beeafa ..........
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D E A R A N N M..ipeop&etaket.t.elle
LANDERS: la tt ~lble deuctor &.est1 to clear
for a penon who ta about Ulelr aame Ud wwld oot to undergo a polygraph rh k • • t DI d r •I•
<lie detector> test to take beforehDd.
or course. be never
heard the pboae rin1.
She'd then tell him HIS
bearioa waa 1otni. When be got to the pboae and oo
one waa oo. be'd aak.
''Who WU it?" She'd rep-
ly, .. A woman -but I'll
bet abe buns up when she
knew I wubome."
Are your pareata too
atrlct? Hard to reaeb?
Ann Landen'• booklet. "Bu11ed by Parenti!
How to Get More
Freedom," could hip
youbridietbegeneraUoa
cap. Send 50 ceota lo coin
with your request aDd a
lona. atamped, self· addreased envelope to
Ann Landen, P.O. Bos
HOO, ElOn, W. 60120.
When you have no good
veins left you try a place
you've beard about. So
a few "tranka"
beforehand and reduce
bi.I anxiety level IO be 'JJ
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: Helt awfully
sorry rorlbat woman wbo teat out OK?
Party mood is depicted in
silhouette, used as
invitation logo.
Aim Not Masked
Sandpipers, a 1upport group ol
Hoag Memorial Hbspltal·
Presbyterian, and their guests
are invited to don their favorite
costumes for a St. Valentine's
Day Mqquerade.
Complementing guests' attire
wiJJ be the quJck changes or the
orchestra. the Walt Tolleson
Band which will play featured
music of the put six decades
while wevtog faahlona of each
era.
The party la planned for Satur-
day. Feb. 12, in the Registry
Hotel.
Festlvitles will begin with
cocktails at 7 p.m., rollowed by a
four-course gourmet dinner,
judging of costumes, a raffle and
danctna.
Proceed& will benef'rt the Don-
na Duffield Memorial Radiation
Therapy Center at the hospital.
Proceeds of $10,000 from the
first benefit last year enabled the
center to putthase a sophisticat-
ed computer system wbicb
speeds up dosage planning for
cancer patients.
The center uses a linear ac·
..
"" IALIOAISU ..
876-0770
celerator to treat cancer. The
computer plans the exact radia-
tion dose ror each treatment
area, so the dosage to the tumor
la optimized and radiation to sur-
rounding normal tissue
minimized.
Thia capability is particularty
impcrtant in treatin~ such c&-
eues as lung cancer and
Hodgkins disease.
nettl€~CR€€k
Sandpipers ra.i&e funds through
ticket sales, a memo-directory
book and private donations.
An lnnovation this year is the
"Diamond Club" membership.
Any contributor of $1,000 will
become a member, receive a
special recognition in the memo'
book and their names will be in-
scribed oo the hospital's donor
wall.
S H 0 P
One month a year
SAVE20%
on our famous
Custom
Window
Treatments
Further lnlormatioo ls availa-
ble by calling Mrs . J e frrey
Estabrooks or Mrs. Cary Alex·
ander, co.chairpersons.
Call~ for an appointment In your tlolM or our ahop with our decofatora:
., -• • Diana Behl • Loulae Boht.
· 23 Fnhlon 19'and, Newport Beach 844 8880
RECYCLED RAGS FOR STAGS
TO THE RESCUE •••• !
It was a very nice Hawaiian
shirt, butt.be business executive
just didn't like it. He was the
classic type.
His wife, however. had
bought it fo r him on an impulse
and he didn't want to insult ber
by givlng it away.
Recycled Rags for Stags to
the rescue. The man can put it
for sale on consignment. make
a Uttle money and reinvest in
. another shirt more to bis liking.
The shop, located in Corona
del Mar. is the first
consignment-type store for men
on the West Coast, according to
the proprietor, Audrey
Patterson. .L.
It is managed" by Al Norma.ft.
a designer who belps bla
customers put a "total look"
together before leaving the
shop.
The advantage is obvious: a
new wardrobe for a fraction of
the new cost for buyers, a clean
closet for sellers.
Ms. Patt.erson, owner of a
consliJ)ment shop for women.
said men ~ to come sbopplng
with their wives and tease her.
"Why don't you do something
Uke this for us?"
"I listened to that fOf' S yean.
lben put a few suttt in mr
M>men's 1bop. It waa loo
crowded.''
Sbe ventuN!Jd into a separate
store cauUoualy becaUM abe
''didn't know Uthe men woWd
be ready yet.''
The Umh11 sensed to be aood. she added, •ln~ it now ta
enjoying success.
Ar. with her other shop. the
clothes wrucb don't sell alter a
certain time period are dona~
to Children's Hospital of Orange
County.
The shop carries every klnd
ol garment a man could want.
as well as some miscellaneous
objects such as golf clubs and a
telescope.
The clothes are from all the
world. reflecting the dlverae
population of the Oranee Coast.
One film star sends bis clothes
but asks to remain anonymous.
Norman revealed. "But his
name Is embroidered in bls
suita."
Many men bring clothes their
wives have weeded out of the
closet for them, Norman said.
They generally are not
embarrassed to bring the
clothe5 to sell or spend time
shopping for themselves.
Since the two shops are within
a few feet o( each other. women
often leave tbelr h\tsbands in
one store. while they continue
on to look in the other.
The clothes are as up to date
as possible since Norm&.D. who
studies upcoming trends, weeds
out anythin& t.bat la OUl of alyle.
"People feel Justifled in
getting aometh.lnf out or the
closet thl• way, i it's too good
to simply give away.
"I can coorclioate a wardtobe-f« the cust.oaner alnce t know
what a genUeman thouJd wear.
Thia ls a bil challenge ror me,"
Norman tafd.
RAGS FOR STAGS • UL• AIDIEYS
2731·272 I E. COAST HWY., COIOMA .. MAR ,
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17
Hail to the Chief
Oath Awesome
Star Look Revised
BJ ERllA BOMBECK
Today, the 39th Presl·
dent of the United Stat.ea
takes office.
There are a lot of
thlnga I don't want tD
know about blm.
I don't want to know
b1s goll scores, b1s le!\Pls
scores, his bowling
scores or see bis spUls 1r
be is a sider. Cit makes
me nervous to see a
President fumble a ball on first base.)
I don't want tD see bis
scars if be bas bad sur·
gery. especially lf ll ln·
volves taking off bis
necktie.
I don 'l want tD know it
be and the First Lady
share a double bed or eo
singles. (I like lo believe
that a President's sex
Ute is lilce that or my
biology teacher whom I
bad a crush on in the
eighth grade. . .non·
existent.)
I don 'l want lo see him
stumbling off of Air
Force One, or falling
asleep during a commen·
cement exercise at
be w aa born under or
whether or oot he cheat·
ed ln college. Cll 's loo
late tD do anything about
either one ol them.)
I don't care to know
what the First FamUy
baa for dinner or what
they bought ooe another
or where and lf they al·
tend church services on
Sund a ya.
I don't want to know
about the men/women
who crept intD their lives
through back doors and
secret meetings.
I don't want to know
how be felt about Rhett
Butler or whether or not
he would have married
Melanie or Scarlett.
I don't want tD know
what dress designer the
First Lady uses or
particularly what size
she is.
I don't have to know
wha t their living
quarters In the White
House look like. or what
books they read and
where they go when they
leave for a weekend.
", w1!s ~END .
I don't want lo intrude
fbr a moment on their
joy. their grief, or the
dignity or their private
lives which some reel
they owe us.
What I do want lo know
are the men and women
be picks to surround
him. his stand on major
decisions. his feelings for
people. his concern for
us and our problems and
bow be intends to carry
out those 35 worcb that
he speaks today:
"I do solemnly swear
that I will faithfully ex·
ecute the office of Pres
dent of the United Stat
and will lo the best of my
ability preserve. protect
and defend the Constilu·
lion of the United
Slates."
That's really all
President owes us. Roman fashion designer
Galitzine's special 'Riviera look'
make·UP and outfit combination
are a reminder of Ava Gardner at
her best. The gown of taffeta
brown and yellow tones match a
pure silk yellow shirt with wide
1leeves.
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Your Horoscope:
Leo: Don't
Play Games
FRIDAY. JANUARY %1 formation. SCORPIO (Oct. 23· B7SYDNEVOMARR NoY. 21): Your style im·
A R I ES <March 21 · preasea; popularity in·
April 19): You are "in creases. Yoowinplaudits by doing lblngs your own oo " secrets. Gossip is way. Know it and act ac· part of picture. You hear cordingly.
and relate fascinating SAGITrABIUS <Nov. atDries. hiBtDrtes. Your moods, impressions tend 22·Dec. 21': Logjam Is n.ow to be on target. Heed broken -you get results
''inner voice... th r n u g h or i gin a I ,
TAUR US (April 20. creativeprocedure. Dare
May 20): Accent on de· to take a chance on yoo!
sire . f ulfillment , Build for security, ideo· tlflcation . Find a friendship. the "develop· "personal logo ...
meot " or a romantic CAPaJCOBN cDec.
situation. Be confident. 22.Jan. 19): Emphasis on
optimistic. Windfall Ideas. abort journeys, re-
comes your way. You union with close relative.
have moreca.sb as result. Settle differences involv· GEMINI CMay 21.June · 20 >: You get reel on mg property. who owns
'
round. Yoo know where whatandwby. AQUAJU\JS (Jan. 2C). you stand -and what tD Feb. lS>. Reach beyond db about 1t. One In ~I· lion or authority ex· current expectatlpns
presse.sdoubts. You should be rewarded
CANCEa (June 21 . ror efforts. Know it and
J uly 22): Emphasis 00 act accordingly. You
education. commuolca· makebudgetdiscovery.
Uon, travel. You reach PISCES <Feb. 19·
beyond p r esent Ma.i;ch.20): Stand tall -
"borders." Potential ls don tgivegroundonprln·
1 ified W b clples. Stress personal1· c ar . rile. su mil gj origlnaJit initi ti plans or formats. Let · y. a ve.
others ltnow that distance heck fine pnnt. Then
ia not a detnment to pro-proceed in confident. de-
,,reas t.ermlnedmanner.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 11 Jaau.ry %11& b your
Involvement tndlcated -blrUa•a7 you are pro.
In._.. greaalve, fond of travel. if you ""iu lo merely expansive, have good
play games., this ls lime sense of humor and you
for exit. You re given fair arecapableofexpressing warning. Partner, mate f ii concerned on personal yoursel In meaningful
and financtaJ levels. manner.
G
!Hometown
"'news. .... 3 If it happens
~near YOUR ~home, ~ I we're there
' to bring It to
your doorstep.
[Ewery day.
In the
viaoo 1Aug 23-Sept. ~=====;;;::~~;::;;~~;;;;:;:;;~~~~ 22 >: EmphHls on de·
termlntng what ls needed
as contrasted lo what ls
desired D\ffl'rence could
be subtle. but you should
know it. Be aware of
legaUUes, steer clear of
SENIOR CITIZENS
self-deceptJon.
loot Off All m JIU Parch••••
V[ 0-. 4ll 'VROIUCS IY 8ECOMING 4 L~111H• Of OVlt SCHIOR CITIUNS S4VINGS rLAN AT NO COST TO VOU.
UBaA <Sept. 23-0ct.
22): Accent on basic
aervlcn, general health.
employment. Be Cam Illar
with taak at hand. Doo 'l
depend oo second.band ln·
AENl'ALS • u ,,.,.w IX ,,.,,. .... MtllOrtd
SALES
J.4NU.4RY S4LE
Savings fnMn
50% to 70% or more.
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An exciting new concept In wall paper stor•I
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on easy-to-view panels next to a stock bin. ,_
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•
GRAND OPENING
SUPER -.VALUES
PRE-PASTED STAIPPABLE
Valuea to $10.95 •• $t.88 to $8.88
VlNYL..OOATED MPERS
Vetuee to 18.00 • . • $1.88 to $3.88
FABRIC-BACKED VINYLS
Valuee to '1o..f5 •• $3.88 to $7 .88
WOVEN ORIENTAL TEXTURES
VaJuea to·$40.oo • $7.88 to $12.88
MONEY-BACK ()UARANTEE:
Buy ~ oonft~. Except for dote-out llema, ..
waflplp«a «*'by w~ To Go we~
for ~hang. or~ ,.rund.
Open 10.9 M onday thru Friday • 10-6 Saturday • Noorr-'5'-Sunday
. ...
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fleliaaee on Pottt!r
tt Wgh bridge plant of the Northern States Power Com·
pany, St. Paul, Minn .• reminds residents of the city of
their reliance on energy during this bitter winter. The
~ Minnesota Executive Council bas declared an energy
"omergency in the state as more extreme cold is forecast.
l:annon AppOinted
Head of Fluor Firm
~
"'Charles N. Cannon, bas been named president of Fluor engineers eldd Constructors, lnc .• and a member or tbe board of directors of
fluorCorp.
Heat Plan: Shady Deal?
What If Sun Can't Reach Yow Collector?
SACRAMENTO <AP> -U you
build a aolar collector on your
roof, but tbeo a neighbor bullda a
two-atory dwellinc that blocks
out the aun, wbat ar• your
rl1bt1? Jo EQlland, )'OU m., be b•Hl-
lnl onr Lbe "crumble line~
that country's Rl&ht to Uaht Act.
-the imqiDary Une throu~ a room beyood which a penon
could ao lcmger read from 1rin·
dow UpL He'd erumble and turn oo a llCbt bulb.
AND TBEaE'S THE Doctrine
of Ancient Lipt.a, Engllab law
that aaya a homeowner la entitled
to aunablne acroN a neighbor'•
property it be baa received that
Uebt for 27 yean.
The limit bad been 30 yean
from 1623 until the Rlgbt to Light
Act of 19:!8.
The cue generally regarded
u the most aignlAcant <JO IClar
right.a in tbe United StatM would
indicate that a laodowner onJ.J
bu a rlCbt to the aun from over·
bead, not laterally acrou ac>-
meone e.lae's property.
Back in 12$0, a Lat.lo maxim
WU incorporated into Freocb.
Rom a n a n d Jew lab law.
Tranalated. lt stat.es: "He wbo
owna the IOU also owns to the
heavens and the dept.bl."
TBl8 LESSON IN solar law
c:om ea from the offic e of
Callfomla EMrgy Commlaaloa
member Gene Varanlnl. He ad·
voc:atea a eoal of bavln1 solar
apace and water beatln1 in SO
percent of California 'a new ~
Ing conatruction by 1980.
Would a penoo install solar
beating if there was a chance b1a
boUH would be in the abadeT Fer
aeveral moatba of the year, the
sWJ '•rays come at an~·· V aranlnl _..,. be baa aaked the
Insulation Plan
Aired by Utilities
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A proposal for eoaaerrin1 utural gu br
encouraging utility companies to pay for home i.uulatiq bu hem
aired before a joint meelini of two California agencies.
Companies would be allowed to increase utility rates to NCOtW &be money they paid homeowners f«
lmulatlon work, said Wllllam E.
Rosenberg, auiatant ad-
mbliltrator for resources of tbe Federal Enero Admtniatration.
"We muat think of conserva-
tion investment.a u a iu aupply
option," be aa1d "It ls less ex·
penalve to save enerl)' tban to
find new supplies," be told the
California Energy Reaourcea
Comenatic:m and Development
Commission and the Public
UW1Uea Commwion.
E ... teGeCPllel
LOS ANGELES (AP>
Southern Callfonlla Gu Com-
pany aaJd the company will reftn.
qulab •UCbtb' more than 3 per-
cent of this winter's natural gas
allocation to help users in cold·
plagued, fuel-short state..
( __ T_:f1_o_~_: __ )
fungua that ia kil.liDg cdfee trees
in Nicarqua.
Tbe government beada of
Nicaragua. Guatemala, El
Salvador, Honduras, Colla Rica
and Panama met in Managua to
diacu.aa the problem.
An outbreak of tbe fungus,
called Roya, was diacovered lix
weeks a,ao. In tbe paat it baa al-
tacked coffee trees in Africa and
Brull and can quickly wipe out a
crop.
State Bar ot Calllornla •, envf.ron·
mental committee to 1tudy ''thill
Mrtou1 eonsumer Ullffrtalnty:
"Wbat are m,y le1al rlabta to the
IUDT ..
CYNTlllA PL\UL. Varanlnl 'a
aulltant. MYS I.be cities of Davia
and Santa Clara have been work·
lna toward ordlnancea
establlabinl IOlar rtibta.
In 1958, a nortda state appeals
court ruled tn favor of tbe Jl'oo.
talnebleau hotel, wblcb bu built
a l•·•tory addiUoo that put tbe
awimmtni pool ol a neilJ>hor hotel, the Eden Rock, in lta
shadow. 1bat ruling doet not
directly affect other states.
Most new boua1ng conatructloo
will be in tbe auburbe, where
hlgb-riae buildings won't COD· ruct. But IOW' rights could be a
factor lo cities, or in older
neillbborboods.
Ila. Praul added that sunab1ne
rigbta for dwelllnp that are built
wttb walls and windows to abeorb auuhine would be affected to a
greater degNe t.bu rooftop col·
lec:ton.
.... .,....
William D. Nonfhaus, Yal•
Unjversity professor, wat
appointed to Presiden1
Carter's Council O J Economic Advisen. He's 1
specialist in inllation ane
economics of energ/.
SUpennarket Chains
Sued for Meat Buys
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -Ftfteen major supermarket dWDa an
being accuaed in a federal lawsuit of coaspiriq to buy meat dMilis
and aemn, lt at art.Ulclally bigb prices to cons um en.
Tbe suit, filed in U.S. Diltrict Court by S'1 cattlerata ... ,.,_
Western and Midwestern st.ates,
ukl umpedfied triple damaaea
on beball of "all producers and
rancben in tbe United States"
who ratae and aeU catUe.
PLAIN'l1FFS are from Wyom·
Ing. South and North Dakota.
Colorado and California.
Defendant.a include the Na-
Uon al Auoclation of Food
Chaim, American Stores Com·
pany, Allied Supermarkets,
Arden-Mayfair, Big Bear Stores
Company, Colonlal Stores, Finl
National Stores, Food Fair
Over The Counter
HASDU.....,.
Stores, Grand Union CompU11.
Jewel Companies, Lucky Stores,
National Tea Company, Ralpb'•
Grocery Company, Stop ud
Shop, Supermarkets General
Corp. and Winn Dtxte Stores.
Named as co-consptraton, but
not defendants. are Safewa1
Store• and the Kroqer Com· pany.
The ault was filed by the law
firm of former San Frandaco
Mayor Joeepb L Alioto.
E:ngineers and Constructors la tbe laraest element of Fluor Corp.
iibd is a wholly owned sub-J
lidiary. It is responsible for the
1n-jor share of Fluor's cWTeat
backlog of nearly '8 billion. pro-
Yi1Hog design, enginee.ring and
eonatruction of process-type
facilities.
A 1potesman said tbe utility
would allow El Paso Natural Gas
Company to buy up to 1.5 billion
cubic feet or natural gas for high.
priority customen lo New Mex-
ico and Ari.r.ooa.
CANNON IS STATE·licensed
professional engineer and a
member of the American
Institute or Chemical Engineers.
J oining Fluor in 1947, be served
in several offlces in tbe United'
States and overseas, advancing
fn>m process eqlneer to project
•cineer, sales engineer, assis-
uat to the vice president, Fluor
Houaton; man~ director or
.l'luor Nederlancf. vice president.
markef.iDB, and then senior vice
president. marketing in 1974.
SUBSUURY PAES&DENT
C......N.C.MOn
NB Firm &~ W@MU'
~@[f\Y/~@@
I!:.
Relocates
GleDdaJe lnvntment
Corp., Newport Beac:b
~ancll, baa relocat.cl
from 1711West.cliffto1JO
Bw'nMt Center Drtve,
~ ........
'n. ll·year-old flnn
arru1ff second trust deed loam oo real ..ute.
I• y..., .bplrlll S••lleln'
DEAR PAT: I ahraya bu.y tbe
laraeat boCt1e cl uplr1n that I can
find. A friend noticed my buce aaptrtn
bottle and told me that l probably •======= ha•• "spoiled" uplr1n lf the ca.rt.mts
'=' ' . IA.
are more tbaa a month or ao aid. Is
that true?
II.ff., Fountain Valley
Asplrlll *-~Iba &o tote Its qullty
after ta.. eeal •die boU1e .. broba. A ....,., ftiep.r·llb ... r, IMClt.eai.le ....... c-. .. rntrred, ..... bell&
IMteaa. &M& &lie &aw. ue deeoe· ,..1a1 la&o trrltattac cllemlcala.
~ .... ti adYwed "'""" .. an1 •...... pMr-. • tlllll llmfece lloet people do not ti &lie upldll &aMeU. ha ...... el
rMll• um castact wttb ..... ,... .. ,, •••• er e .. .-.d a•uteaacauae~ &ableea.._aa ........ ~ ... '° rona. Ca1tinJ a wart .......... ,.... ·-• 1'09' boct1 ma1 apread -z· .UW.,. ,... ... -CIU9
tM ·~" In tt. Wuta fJe• u ..... W&le .... • II v• •...t by a vtn.· .,..... U left la, It eaa tel.lee&
Md .., on.n dll•ppe.v ••tan ... aeeeknte....,e. Jlll4 ....-0 •lain In the
.... (II otber part.I of •••r•...,,. ~ 8elf' '*"· -If JW tu~ wart.a. It \a DEAR PAT: I am 16 yean old ind,
90t wt. to attempt aelf with mJ pannta' consent.Jam eGD·
tr •at men t • Vo u r alderlnl a move to H.a•ali. 1 bave
P 111 1 a l e I a n e • n . I f saved enoueb moue)'. but do oot want
MeftlVJ, remove them to 10 OVW there ~ bavinl a
Hfel.7 ad otbss will not •-to It "'a. I •"'~-form. We offer thla paace ve or 8 IVV· 9 ~anyone
'ad•tce beuuu your I HD CODtact about thlaT I would llke
WW Mahb la our ctuef to conUnue my education an.er 1 ar·
' ..... ~ ""· ' YOU Ok YOUR DOC-D.F .• Balboa
'rOI\ CAN PHONE VS •r ._,,..._ aQt•Jlet~tr
when you need ad•· ,_. awt.tlaM,...laer•_..,
ll••'>'· We will dell\'ef NRl&a lw • .. .u laftlt•ML y..,. llf'OaiptJy without extra lleie ..,eel ti...,_., .. ...,...._
ckar1e. A. 1rut many are I•••••• ., ........... " ~pie r ely on u1 for Raw.a. ftll .......... ••..., Llletr hult.b n.eda. We .,._ [E,.. ,.,_... ••tM ~come nqu•i. for cflt. • ,_, ._.._ ,,. ..._
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l'lr.4 Seela Nee f'RllM
KANSAS CITY <AP> -Trans
World Airlines bu announced it
will aak the Civil Aeronautics
Board to approve a nonstop fli&bt
from Kansas City to San Diego,
although an airline official ad-
mits the application may be
challenged.
L.L . Wood, TWA vice presi-
dent, told city leaden here that
tbe application would be made
wiUn within a week.
Cellee f,WN S. •• ,
MANAGUA. Nicaragua CAP>
-Chief executives of •ix Central
American COUDtriet are aeeldng
a Joint approach to eradicate a
Dlreetor ti Ca•amer ~ m •••••al• BaUdblc, BOllOlala, BJ ... u .
... ..-. C..W A Sleeper
DEAR PAT: My mother, who lives
in llUaota, received two electric
blanketa for Cbri.atmu. Sbe sent one • ot tbem to me, but didn't include any·
inatructlom, other than writing to say
tbat the blanket bad to be washed
rather than dry cleaned. Why can't an
electric blanket ht! dry cleaned, and
bow abould it be laundered? I'd uk
my mother. but I don't want to appear
to be ·'looking a gift bone in the
mouth."
N.J ., Costa Mesa lean..,...._, cleu.bt1llqtdd8led
.. Site 417 de•..., pncaa m1,1 lane
ad.........,eflee&•U..18..,Mlla
., die eledrk Wake&·· .......... .-. •adllM wula WW. rec-la.r de-
tera•t • ..., IPMd. oee to rwr
mlHte1. &lase ud •PID drJ. If wa .. ed "1 bad, IOU 15 mla--.
IQ .............. •few Umee..ct
rtaae twke. Electric ltlu)ieta ea• be
madtl•e •rled et medlam &em·
peratue f9r lt •baates, wtUa dJ')1q
ffm.aeted ~ la&ly ttretddq Ole bloke& lllto eta ..,._aJ Nape onr
twe Uaee. 0.'t .. etoutee .... 1 Muell • di')' deu.lq Olddl ... a.oM ...._. ........ ., ueflfawr-
llllaer.
Seminar Scheduled
Allan SlfOl.I, a member of tbe ~taldtttt'• Counoil on Economic
Rffovery and president of Intern•·
tlonal Commercial Mrvkes, wW coo· du~ a on.day worbbo; entlUed "lm·
portlna: a unlqll4t opportunl\1 for
•mall companle1 and eatNpratw'I,"
Saturday a\ tb• Nowporter Inn,
Newport Beach.
Th• worbbop wW be beld lD the
MODC. Cai1o 1'00ln and wUl 1"llll froal t:':t:o':i::.:.:l'm. Pre-~ II _, • ._~
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'u;;~j the Hall' Splendid at Laguna
iil.liiiUit.11.1~ Dramatic literature is heaped with truUs• oa the IUbjecl ot ranure. PllYWriabt.a aucb as
Arthor KUJer ("~of a Salesman"), Wllllam
1n1e ("Come.Back. UtUeSbeba") andJuoo Miller
("Tbat Qwnplomb1p Seuoa"> have Pt"Oduced
IOIDe of their belt work 00 Ulla darker aide of the
bwnan coaditioa.
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Ollv• Halley'• play .. For the UM ol the Hall"
abo coocema itaelf wttb wasted llY•. but from a
far li&hter vlewpoinl And in PreHDUftl bll theme
tontue in cheek. with attracUve lf LDeffectual
cbaracten, be brings b1a subject a llWe closer to
tbebeart.
BAILEY BAS WUITEN A very penonal play,
iDlpired perhaps by b1a own early failures u a
playwrlebt. and .. For the Uae ol the Kall" hi elven a
warm, HDlitive productioo by dinctor ~ Rowe
in Its Orange County premiere at the Lapna
Moult.on Playboaae.
The cbaracten, all of whom ban cause for
critical reflection on their Uvea, are each just (ar
enoutb over the ectae ol real1l)' to be f\JDDJ but not
far enoqb that their buJc bumanlt;)t ls 1<11t. Rowe's
production strikes thla fine balance. aided by a cut
ol accompliabed performen akilled in delicate
abadinp ol LDt.erptetation. There ii a DOllalglc tone to the play -mo1t ol
it.a cbaractss have known each otber fCll two de-
cadel -and to tbe production u"Well, as four ol
Rowe's dx cast memben are among tbe ~·a eotene at the old Laguna Playbouae of a decade
ato. Thll famlllartty breeds s mooth performances
in most respecta.
MA.ll'lllBUA llA.NDALL. THE grand duchess
ol t.aauaa theater, la ln fine torm aa tbe old lady
who bu manaaed to ouWve her children and moet of their frieoda, and who narrates the story from
her vantage point a few years from the turn of the
21st century. But perhaps lbe best performance of
Ex-teacher Joins
Fdrn Comedy Cast
Intermission
Tom Titus
the cast eomea from Tert Ciranna u her daughter,
a nun oo apeaktn1 t.erma wtth Jesus and the Virglo
Mary. wboM fean of noo-accompliabment are
strikingly interpreted even tbouab her character la
geared more for comedy.
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Robert Eagmao leana beavtly on the lighter
side of his character. an lmpovertsbed playboy
wbose lnberttance bu finallY dissolved after 20
yean. /u bis restleu and seml·falthful companion, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Julie Haas Garvin ls a blt diaappoinUnt in a role ;:
which could be the most memorable ot tbe ahow.
More ~oncentration Ls required for fUl.l bloomlnc.
BAILEY'S OWN ALTE• EGO, the fanatically •
paranoid playwrtebt, la strongly interpreted by
Georee J . Woods as be undergoes bis personal,
periodic exorclam. And Jacquie Motretl la splendid
as Woods' recent bride -like the others. a bearer of
modest talent. but one wbo bas learned to accept
" ... Nothing less than :
the most exhilarattl\
entertainment of die •
film year to date.• ' t \·...,...,c.,.,,._ NEWYORK T'TMl:J •
berlimltatiooa. ~ ~ Play~alnat the backdrop of Wtlllam · from,,... •I Bni.SrR1rtg N041>111l • ~
Pbllllps' summer house aetttna. "For the ""',..,-Al\ ~
Uae of the Hall" reflects loving cue from all con· TBEQmm~"~"~NT ~I IUI\: ~ cerned. It cootinues Tuesdays through Saturdays ~t~n-""°
for three weeks. unW Feb.~. at the Lacuna Moulton ~~ ~ o. : Playhouse. 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna • '
Beach. --•t., .. . --·-..
BACKSTAGE -Four play, will be preaented '===============~~ thla weekend by the UC Irvine Drama WorUbop at
8 p.m . in the Fine Arts Theater ... "Mooo Dance"
and "The Twit.ch" are the fare Friday and Satur-
day, while "~ Wagons Full of Cotton" and "The
Golden Fleece" will be st.aged Sunday only ... re-
servations &tM611 ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Fonner acboolteacber
Maqaret Avery has been cast to play the wife of
Rlcba.rd Pryor in Univenal Pictures' comedy, ---------~~....:;.;~~!!!!!!!
"Which w~ Ia Up?"
Michael Schult.a "Car Wash" will direct the
film, which is baled on the Una Wertmuller movie,
"The Seductioa of Mhnl"
Min Avery_ wu eocourqed by Sidney Poitier
to give up teacblng for an acting career. She bas ap-
peared in "Hell Up in Harlem" and "Magnum
Force."
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Tonight's TV
. · ~ Highlights
! Seagoing Reseue Series Makes Dehu
· ABC D 7:3> -That's Hollywood. A
look at ''tlie Fox ladies," the legendary
·:·)ctresses who made movies at 20th Cen·
. ,.., Fox studios.
Ii By naaY IRJal
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Tben ue obriaua
simUarltie11 between the new CBS Mri• "Code R"
and NBC'a "~ercency!" -and they are not ac-
cidental.
• • NBC e 9:00 -"Give •em Hell
··1tarry... James Whltmore's on~mmi
Ed Self, tbe creator and producer of "Code R,"
1pent th• lut three yean aa producer of
··E.rn~yt••
·r;,oovie performance as President Harry ·Truman makee its TV premiere.
' KCET.9 9:00 -"Gold Watch." The
sU>ry of a Japanese family in the Pacific
'Northwest facing hostility after Pearl f
--.tft'i-liinuar ln some WQ'I," said Self a buatyo
man wltb a redd1ab beard. •'I ori&1ull:Y i'Ol the idea
wbile oo CatallDa bland doinl 101De research for
1 'Emercency!'"
t. Harbor ls presented on the ViaiOO: seri';,:J
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INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT
'CODE .... WlllCll rasmu OD CBS,
Clwmel Z. at I p.m. P'l'lda7, ta a .aeuolnl rescue
Nri• aimed ~aril)' at )'CIUQOten. ft ta bued OD a ftctJonal nsort la1and otl~the c.utornla cout.
"We play off &be toar1at tnde," be aakl. "Tbe
idea II a small commualty that becomes over·
loaded wttb people wbo f1nd vuioas ·~of gettlq
into trooble.
• 'Tbe tblDg that eppealed to me about an lalaad
11 that there's no backup. Tbe ft.re. poUee and
Ufe.pard stations an one-mu opsatiam wit.b only
volunteer belp. And, unl.lke 'EmerleDC1'" we abow
the people cettinl Into trouble."
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~ A STUNT l"Oa tbe f1nt sbow u.e He Mid be wu pleued wbeo a rear 1 •
wu real trouble and Sell bad to call f« help. Uninrnl bind blm to prod~ ''Emercency! '' newabowllllos-WanerBroa. T~. The acme called for a man to drop b7 belleopt.er -;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;:s;;; _____ ._&liii __ ..
to the top ol a bellu.m balloon ud acale down to tbe •
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Hla father, Wllllam Self, was be.a of TV production for 20th 5Fox and 1a DOW CBS' fl11t Coat
bead of prod
' ••JN INNING n wu u otmoua
belp, •• be aild. .. But tben I became ratbll' NnDOid
about it. I never knew bow people reall1 (elt about
me. When I wu ID asaoclate producer tbe producer
wu leen of me anW we developed a cloee workinl
relatioalblp. "'Wbm I went to NBC ID tbe Pl"OIJ'&llUlli de· partment tbey were pleued t.ba( I wu BtD Self's
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Unbeaten USF • Ill Anaheim
The nation's No. 1 c0Ue1e
basketball power, University of
San Franci.aco'a Dons, will tangle
with Athletes In Actioa al lbe
Anabelm Convention Center
lonl1bt (8).
The Dons are undefeated (19-0)
and are led by three talented
sophomores. They include Bill
Cartwright (6-11), Jamet Hardy
(6-8) and Wanford Boynes CU),
and along with Marloo Redmond
(6-5), all are averapnr better
than 15 points a came. The Dons
are shooting S5 percent.
l:lebt members ot the San
Francisco team are from
Callfornla bi&b acbooll, Hardy
from Long Beach.
AIA la the defe11dtn1 AAU
champion and bas a UM record thla aeaaoo. Tbe Tustin·bued
aroup from the Camp\ll Crusade
for Cbriat. baa three players who
were Nat.ional Baaketball As·
soclatioo draft c•ces lut apr·
inc. Bayard.. Forrest (6-t~>. from
Grand Canyon Collete ln
Phoenix, wu the 19th player
taken ln the draft bJ Seattle. He
turned down a two-year, SZI0,000
contract t.o play one year for Al.A.
Freeman Blade (6-2), a 1uard,
was a fowtb round draft pick by
•the Philadelphia 76ers. He at-
tended Eastern Montana
J,1nlver,lly.
Balpla Drolllnser (1·2>, a
,eraduate ol UCLA and a aeventb round pis o1 u.e Boaton Celtics,
comes off the bench 1o 1pell F'Ol'-rest.
Other starters for Al.A include
Tim Hall (6-8) and Irv K.Wln (6-1)
at tbe forwardl and guards Bnd Hoffman (5·10) and Eldon
Lawyer (6-2).
Athletes In Action is in the mid·
die of a 45-game ffhedule. Over
the past two 11eaaons. AIA hu
posted a 56-14 record agalnat col·
leae competition and all of ,the
1ame1 were away from home.
1be team baa ellht strallbt vie·
torlea slnce a defeat at North
Carolina Dec;. 8.
The Dena have beate.n mltjor powers Houlton, Tennessee, Utah·
and Arir.ona State.
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FOUNTAIN VAUEY HIGH'S GREGG SVALSTAD OUTLEAP8 MARINA'S RANDY tEIDENAEICH.
A full field of 72 'professionals
and their amateur partners will
tee-off at 10 a.m . Friday and
Saturday in fbe third annual Bing
Crosby p~am Southern tourna-
ment at Irvine Coast Country
Club in Newport Beach with the
pros shooting for $10,000 in prize
money.
The tournament is a satellite
event for touring pros unable to
quallfy for the Crosby Clambake
at Pebble Beach along with area
club pros. The winner will get t.o
play al Pebble Beach next year
and the top five prOI will qualify
for the San Diego Open .
Hoag Memorial Hospital of
Newport Beach will benefit from
tournament proceeds. Tbey will
be u.ed for hospital equipment. A
S2 charge will be made lo gallery
the event each day with tickets
available at the course.
Pairings for the two-day, 36-
bole event will remain the same
Friday and Saturday with a
abotgun alart each day. Two
Sports in Brief
founomes will leave e•ch tee un-
der the foremat.
Frank Tanana, the Callfornia
Angeles southpaw pitcbin1 star,
is paired with pro Loo Hlnkle on
the first tee and the duo will play
with Pete Brown and Charles
Heater of Santa Ana Country
Club.
Les Brown, the famed dance
band leader, is paired with Dan
Som men and will be the first oU
on the tenth tee along with R.H.
Sikes and amateur George Hols·
tein of the Newport Beach Tennis
Club and a member of Bqr Ca-
nyon CC.
Dennis Meyer. a young p~
feulonal from San Juan
Capistrano, will be in the second
goup on the flnt tee along with
Marty Fleckman and amateurs
Keith Gaede and Bob Gray. . 0-.. ................... . ,,,_~_.....,,I IA-""''~ Clleftft ~r ISen!AI Ane CC. U I . Lon Hllllllo. ,....,,. Tenen•. 1B-Many "*'"'•"· Kel1110-.. IEI Dorltdo CC, 171; Dotn-nl\ MOV-r, llob~ey C81t C...yon CC. 121
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S.llder\Ofl I 8it CMyoft cc. 141.
7A-JI"' AIM. S6ew ionfUI (l,,,IM CoHt CC.
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CC, 111; Biii CAiiee, Jotlft M<NaUQhtOn IBlo C.
nyonCC, 111.
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111: H-Gu ....,..1'0n, Arcllllletd k.n II ......
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CC."; Mika W.._,., LJe\'11 Hell-. (VI ...... • cc. TJ) ••• --$! ... Al91t. ,_ Wll ... (SenleAl\e
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CC, 101: De11 Sotnllwn, L.H erown lllel Air CC.
191. 109-Dew El~hel~, MeYMrd l'rrilln
(BIO c ... ,.,. oc. ti; Brue• "lel•her, ... HllQIM1 19'9~ CC. Ill. llA-Oew He1ber1e. R_., W. Cll,__ Clrvlrle O..lt cc. Ill; .... llolU. Okll AuWey (1Mlle AM CC. 131 119-00UO Sctw·.,.., .-D. ,,,._,,., '°"'• 1111e .. oc. m. o.1o Welker, o.o,.. K11-ma1n ('l'ortlo Linde CC. ti.'
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Coelt cc."'·
KOSCOW (AP) -Soviet of.
flelal.a cmftrmed today previous
l&atemen&a tl>at they were pre-
par~ tocmtinue ta1b this month 1rUh American televialoo eom·
panlea lnterelted In seeurtn1 u .s.
rt•ht.a totelevtaethel&Summer
Olympic Games.
A spokesman for Moscow's
Olympic Orsanlztng ComDlittee
said, ••The doors are not closed.
We are open loevervone wbols In· tereatedlntalklnl." --.
ABC, NBC and CBS held one round of talks with the Russians
last month, then suspended the
dilcuaalona when they were faced
with a demand for $50 million for
buic TV faclllties here before
bargaining could begin on award·
log of the rtpta. Tbe Americans
wenthomeaaytng they would con-
sult the Justice Department about
the poaalblllty of forming a pool, a
move which might involve an-
titl'ldiregulaUona.
Later it was dilclosed that the
Soviet Olympic Committee bad
signed a cooperation agreement
with Satra Corp., a New Yor~
bued firm with a long bacl'!"
ground ol business dealings with
the Russians.
LELANDBAUCE(20)1SAGAINSTGAEGGSVALSTAD.
Barons Shut Down . .
Marina Rally, 63-5
By GLENN WRITE
Olllle OeHy 1'1111 """ Fountain Valley High's
superior balance and quietness
paid handsome dividends in the clutch and as the result coach
Dave Brown's Barons captured
their Sunset Leaeue basketball
,opener Wednelday nipt from
Karina Hieb <flunttn.1ton ~b).G.SZ.
A near-capacity turnout of
2,m watched the action.
Marina made a frenzied
comeback against the invading
Barona and cut a J.3.p0int deficlt
to two as Tony Warren'\ sbotfrom
underneath with 7:33 lo go ln the
game left coach St.eve Popovtch's
Vi.tea tralliD.I, 42-40.
And It remained nip and tuct tbroup tbe'next four minutes of
the brutally physical contest.
TbeG J'ountaln Valley showed why lt la the top ranked prep cuuntet In Oranse County.
It forced Marina turnovers. It
re-s-ned its rebounding
1upef1Drity. And lt unloaded an
offemive burst that left Marina
too far back t.o pull off a miracle.
Scott Ford's 3-foot shot, a steal
by Ford, a free throw by Ford,
two more free throws from
Gl'eg $vabtad, George Barrioe'
lay-dp and Roger Holmes' re-
bound basket -a spurt that took
only a minute, 37 seconds of play·
inc time -put the Barons up,
59-46.
With only 1:46 left in the game,
the outcome was at last beyond
doubt.
Marina bad a new look the
second half, coming out and
abowing motion and motivation
with lta offense. And the Vikea ·
went after the boards after being
mauled on them in the first ball.
Marina bad only been able
get 20 sboU off in the first
periods <Fountain Valley
36) ancl the Vikings bad only
reboundJ at that juncture as the
tral.\ed on the scoreboard 29-21. H'cnf'eyer, they went to work
the lut two periods and for
game were only outreboun~ 32-30.
Warren and Manuel Torres
tbe hosts bad seven rebo
apiece. And teammate Rand
Heidenreich picked off six lo IO
with bis eight points. J
Heidenreich played i
press\vely and is a sopbom
elevated from junior varsit
ranks.
W1lrl't!D wbiltled the nets for
pointl and bad 14 of M .
first 21 points.
Roger Bolines was the rebo
leader for Fountain Valley, p~ tog off a dozen. Baron B
Wlltins<m had nine. ~ Offensively, four Baron~ bit ii
double f~ u Ford led ~
way with 19. Barrios bad 14 -4
eight during the cri,Lical third
quarter when he banged in four
straight shot.a to help fend off the
tODTUSbing Vikings.
It was a bruising confrontation
with players frequently being
splattered lo the floor. backed,
hatcheted. shoved and elbowed.
, ... Valloy W I UUMariM
"°"° WllklMOrf'
&arr lot
Holda
HolmH
Svelslecll
Total\
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8 l 0 19
l 4 ' 10
, 0 ' 14
0 0 1 0 • 0 , ,,
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w1rr•n
Torr•1
Bruce
Gibb•
H" ... 1<: ..
l(oeller
Wol1-Croos
Toi al< Sc-..., Ol6Mten
.. "pftp • 4 t 22 , 0 0 •
3 0 \ •
I 0 I 2
4 0 s •
I ) 1 5
0 0 4 0
I 1 0 , n au u
l'ourtleln Valley IT di IJ 11....a
Merl,,. 10 '11 11 1....a
84-/oot Bullseye
SAN ANTONIO-Norm Van
Lier or tbeCblcago Bulla made an
M·fpot basket Wednesday ni(blin
a loeinc game to the Su Antonio
Spun here, 1.15-107, in Natloul
Buketball AuociaUoo 11eUon.
tlaon •·2; '1·5, and Martin
.Umin ... t.00. American Gene
Mayer. U. t-L Tbe two winners will faceuebotber Friday.
llA-MOl'l AIWlll, ~ to .. nemod; S-
V.,lelO, Hiett ZMI~ C .. llenflold CC. 191.
U9-Paul Allen. WOodY Smlti. llrvlno Coelt CC.
111; EO l'r-, Jofln fl'. st-19ol Air CC. " Players Seek Love· ·~anks
Van Ller threw the ball,
baaeball style, just four feet in
from the end ol th.e court and lt
awllhed tbrou&btbe basket.
IAleer-faSD
SAN DIEGO -Rod Laver ol
Corona del Mar says be ·will
move hll tennls achool operation
from Houston to San Diego Coun·
try Estates tlU year.
He w u Mleeted tenni.1 d1rector
Wednelday al the development
nortbeut of San Dte10. Tony
Trabert, the former U.S. Davll
CUpper, used to be in charge.
Tbe •urw layout called Sao Vincente Tennis Ranch ii pa.rt ol
an •11-mUUon condominium
complex ubder conatrucUon.
Tbere are 10 courta with 14 otben
expected to be finiabed by
Muell. " ........
BALTIMORE -Fourtb-
aeeded Jan Kodea and BlUy Martin scored stralgbt-aet vie·
torl11 Wednesday and advanced
to tbe quarterfinal• of tbt
8a1Umon InternaUonal 1ndoar
....... cJwnplcubl119.
Kod .. delea~ Andrew ht-
In other matches Wednesday,
top·aeeded Guillermo Vilas
topped Tom Gblllboo M, 6-3,
ancf Brim Gottfried, the No. 2
seed, ousted Mayer'• older
brother, Sandy, 5-'1, 7-6, '1-5. ...... ., .....
NEW YORK -Billie Jean
Kini lln't ready yet lo call a hall
1o her tennis career.
W edneaday, Kln1 aald abe
hoped to try for her seventh
Wimbledon 11in1le1 cham-plonsbtptn 19".
Klos, necweriJll from a Nov.
11 kDH opa .._,said site hopes
lo play •inlles and doubles at Wimbi.don. r .... .._,..,
RALEIGH, N.C. -Kenny Carr
ecored OD a lob pua from Charles
Wbttne1 with 19 leconcls nma1n-
in1, then blocked a lhot b7 NOl'th
Carollna'1 Pllll Ford ID ludinl
North Carolina State to a 15-13
upeet of the fowib·ranked Tar
Heels (12-2) Wednelday nl1ht In
an AtlanUc Coaat Conference
••me.
Carr waa fouled by John
Kunter OD the block and hlt one
ol two free Uannn to 11•• the Wo.ttpack a 75-n lead.
14A-0••• Mencou,, To"' R. M111v111111
(llroohlO. GC. 111; ~--Kolloy. Georte Sller1 CHICAGO (AP) -The newest 18111 c.nyen cc. '"· ,._ Jlfft W11l1ie, °"' K. member ~ L---baU'a Hall of c1e1ro 18tt cenvon cc. 111; ,..,. llerll...... w ~ r>o..olffo.-10.-'cc. m. Fame s:r:,tbat today's players
1SA--o.roe co-.'-'* si.. 1s.,..r1 ... m: I f I t j t .>oe 1e11•. Jo11n "· Hoo1on <Bit c.,,yon cc. 1t1. are oo or ove, no ws
08-<:Mrti. OMM, o..r1os E1111 1•1v1.,. cc. money, and are trying to
m ;o,,tNtdlan,PNi1pu-<Hll1<rettcci. perform despite heavy pre· 1..-.-T-Sche\IPPllOf', !llOI-II. S...1111 ltllo
c:.nyen cc. m: Pr-Mtae, ,,."'" T. "•"'"""' aaures. 1wooe11e1141 H1111 cc. •>· 1H-9ot10y w.1.i. .. "The tenor of the Umes when I W1 !Wt D. Le.,.._ Clllt CllnYGll CC. I JI; J«Ty Wittmer,......, ilk~ llllO~OC. tfl. Started out WU 8 lot Of play and c~~~~,:::,·.= ::::'c:.::W111tV1~ llttle pay. Now ,!t's changed
141 11•-Jtm ,,__..,, non-11.._ 111t c. arouod a little bit, Ernie Banks
.._cc,111:...,Merm.OefllolJ,0111aftcs.u 1aldbwttb bla usual smile and AneCC,11. la 11A-.Jlll'Nl'IY WI~. .,.,,... C. Cer1K1o Ull ·
1A11e v1s1e cc. ie>: Of'liO ,.._...., pe,,_ io 11o Tb• former Chicago Cuba 1ha1-
"•"'"· 1'1~d Cell~. •1c11erd ...,.r. 1er ,-... today'a hltb aa1-...a-11rv1no CO.I CC.••: Ml•r<:re-. Joe TrMlll• _._ ..., ~•-ltrvlnoc:o.t¢e,tet. vucD are accompanied by ~ •
tract disputes, financial invest·
menll and oUler headaches for
playen.
.. If there'• anytblng that I can
do by getting into the Hall of
Fame it la to aee that we're more
patient with our young people,''
Bankl said, "and know they have
a lot df Prefl\U'e on them."
He spoke at a newa conference
at W=y Field Wednesday
after selected for the Hall
of Fame in bis first year of
ell1tblllty. Banks, 45, was Oanked by hil wile and mother.
wbo aald lbe bad wanted her son
I
t.o be a
8
/k';!acher and noted that "he 's t · g like a preacher."
After proclalmin1, "This Is the
greatest day in the world,"
Banks said be wished baseball
management would care more
about ill playen "and not loot
down on them as greedy, hungry
people . . . 1bey want to be loved
by us and touched by us. 1bey
need love aad attention and
1u1dance and direction.
"The players today are just u
dedicated lo the game u they
were 20 years a10," said Bankl.
.C:r.eenwood Per.petuat~s Line.
LOS .\NGl!LF.S CAP) -David
GnenwOod. tbe latest in a loa& line of M1t1ndtq bis men to
play butetbell at UCLA, said
the tbOQCbl ol winters ID the
llldwe1t •topped blm from
enrolllna at Notre Dame.
Greenwood, weariq a U-9rt
1ummer Jumpsuit in deferenee
to tbe 75-d•P•• weatbt.r ln
Southern Califotnla W......,.
aald: .. , really Uktcl Notre
Dame COlldl Dlanr ·PbelPa, and
mJ parat& l1bCi blm.
"But I ••• rai1ed in
California and the tbou1ht ot
tboae cold winters there -t
think it ... 30-below the other
day -kind ol turned me oa ...
'l'be aopbomore forward lald
that be was nevertbelea looldDa
forward to visltlna South Bead
SUnday When the 8ruina battle
tb• lrlab la a nattonalty t.levlted pme.
:rztz=,w!!"t :;'\,~ t!i
Ht ln Lo9 A.aaelel, Greeawaod
La appanntlY developtnc alone
tbe llnH of former Bruins
Kareem A,bdul-Jabbat, Btn
Walloa and Richard
WaabinCtaJ, all ol whom helped
UCLA wtn naUou1 Utlel.
Anrastna nearly 17 polnta
ud 11 nbouDd1 a same, be baa
ie.mec1 with Marques JohnlOn to stva the 1W Brulna a potent
baaetlne attack. Greenwood
started UCLA'• final IS 1ame-u a freabman tut teuon and
1ald be la 1t!Wni the ball more
now a11 b1a teammates gain con-
fidence lo him.
''Lately they've been tf1in1 lo
set the ball In to me and Marque-. equally. At tint they were Jusl
trJiD& to get it to Marqua, ~
then we reallied that we °""
more than Just OQe auy ban~ the ball up front.''
Greenwood's best collell
game came last week lo th
Bruin•' 82-74 victory over Cal
wben be acored 34 poinll and
pulled down 15 rebounds.
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Second Half Rally Lifts
Eagles to 69-53 Win
By ED BUUGAJlT
Of• OlltY "* .... After sufhrlDI
through a miHrable fint
half shooting
performance, the Eatan·
eta H11h Ea&Iee of Colta
Mesa came out smoklnt
after intermission and
rolled lo a ee-53 Century
Lea1ue baaketball win
over Santa Ana Valley's
Falcons Wednesday
ntehtatSA Valley.
The victory moves
Dave Carllale's Eagles
into a flrst place tie with
Santa Ana Valley and
Tuatin-all three team.a
have 4· 1 clrcult records.
Estancia didn't loot
like the same team in the
third and fourth qaart.ers
u the one that sbol 23.1
percent from the floor ID
the ftnt half.
Rallylna from a 21-1.9
halftime deficit, tbe
Eagles shot 81.3 percebt
Tbe bCl8ta were oaJ1 termtuion. Guard Ray
d~ wttb 4:3! left OrciJ~bnab
in the iame when their the Falcons' rullcourt or
6-8 center Roo Comellus half court preu.
fouledout. And wdq their usual
From that point on. 1·2·2 zone. the Easies
Eatancla outscored Su.. pl17ed excellent de·
ta Ana Valley li-9, OP.en-fen1e . hold in/ the
inl a 59-47 margin with Palcons to 14 Del 1oa1a
1:48 left. in 47 attempb for 29.8
Jim Price. a 6-2 junior • pereent.
forward. was Estancia 's ·~· 1 .. 1
ke)' tn the fourth quarter. •• " ~ ~ acoring 14 of his 18 =...,,, ~ ; , ,
point., lJlOSt coming On JarcllfW • I S 0
rebound baskets and ~~11'°1 ! : : J
follow abots. C-• } : 1 '
In fact. m!IQ)'o!Estao-f::" 0 1 : ~
cle 's second balf buclreta ~ , o s '
came oo drivinl layups "~•• J .! i: .: and abort benb. wblle s-.,........,m1
in tbe first half the ' ~ ~ ~
Eagles were~ 12-15 =.1"' 1 • s •
footers ouUJde the ~=... : • • ~ Falcon.a' zone., s.1._. .. .., • : ~ 1 Pete Neuman. a 6-S c-• 1 1 1
forward. alao atarred for :_w;:: : : ~ :
the Eagl5. scoring 11 Tot•• " n M sa
j
f
I
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J ' I
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;;..;;.,o¥lli'•-..+--ln-the-~~·
the lead for good, 23-22 with only 1:24 expired In
the third period.
polnta and controline the e.u..cie ._. .. o:-:",. ...-. b--e • r d s •ft .,.. in •vwnw-~...., ______ ,.
Delty .......... ..,la ......
Orange Coast Tops
Fullerton, 44-41
STEVE TIMMONS (25) GUARDS ED BELL AS LYN GERONIMI (23). ROLF SCHWALBE (20), ROB GALEY (24) MOVE IN.
That's when 8-5 Brad
Cooper scored on a follow shot-bllt Santa
Ana Valley retuaed to
fold, despite tralllnl 3'·26
with 2: 4.5 left In the third
quarter. By CRAIG SHEFF out and seconda later .Ice
Sharp-shooting Oilers
Roll to 81-48 Ve~dict
By ROGEllCARLSON
OfU.Dell,l"llstllafl
Huntington Beach
Wgh 's Ollera made a
myth of the contention
there waa great balance in Sunset League basket·
ball warfare Wednesday
night, blasting vlaiting
Westminster, 81_.8, In
the league's opening
round.
Coach Elmer Combs'
Oilers dominated play
from the outset, racing
to a 16-<& lead, then 36·10
in the second quarter as
Westminster wilted
quickly against the HB
attack.
In the ftrSt half, as the
Ollers accumulated a
41·18 advantage, the win·
nera clicked on 20 of 29
from the field for a sear-
ing 69 percent .
Westminster, in the
same span, made nine of
28 for 32.1 percent
against HB's tight zone.
The Oilers gave the
Westminster Lions the
outside with their tight
z.one and the losers could
do litUe against tbe tac·
Uc while HB's medium
range Jumpers killed the
Lions. •1
Com be' forces had four
players in double
fi&urea, led by reserve
Dean Owen. who entered
the game with a 3.4 scor·
ing average but scored
21. Owen scored 17 in the
lutquarter.
In recording the most
lopsided victory in the
18·year series between
these two rivals, the
* * *
Oilers could do little
wrong. It was two
(Wu tminster's Mike
Sodders and Tim Page)
against too many.
Cary Burt of Hunt·
ington Beach went down
with an ankle i.rtjury in
the third period and is
questionable for
Friday's tiH with lnvad·
ing Marina.
Westminster's woes
were clear early as the
Lions could not
penetrate the zone and
could not score from out-
side.
Combs was clearing
the bench in the second
period. Owen didn't 1et
his first basket unW 1:40
remained in the third
period and be scored 18
point.I in the final Stana.a..
Huntington B&acb
fmiAhed the night with a
shootina percentage of so
percent (36 of 72 ) as op-
posed lo Westmi.nater'a
37.9 percent (22of 58}.
Edison Swimmers
Take 3-UJay Meet
Doug Pickford cap.-i:ou 1. WI"-1•1 1:ou >. ~
lured the 100 and ZOO. ~'~'d .... n.tte 1n ''", t. yard freestyle races to ~ar 1vP1 M u :i. M.trt11•111E1
lead Edison High''!~·,, .. ••lay-1. v111. ,.,,.
School's Chareera of CICwcara. MGHe, er.-. J-J
Huntlngtoo Beach to a >:J1.1. vanTY
triangular meet victory • ._ 111. &.a .......... a, hdkf
over host Loa Alamitoe JOO ,.,,...., ,..,::._,. LM "'-!•
and Pacifica of Garden 1:ot.•; 1. ~ ~-,,,,_., a.
G W_. __ _. Pecll1C111:Sl.ll rove ~ay. ...__._o.-.1.,1..1'6.t1 Edison scored 102 l.~••>1:JU:S.Pec1nc-. JOO Incl . ....,...,.._._ W.h..-11!1 point. to 8S for Los Al 2:1•.•:t.Pecffbs.Poc1flu.
and S4 for Pacifica. 1 :. ::;--.;., ";:~~ u.. A>-.ios
Pickford posted a 01¥1n9-1. MM11 1e1 20us t .
1·.4 ... 9 10• •'--200 and a si-m.!IM Cl!l 1 ... au. Peclllca.
ll URI 100 tty-1. 1.o1 Alamllot J. 1.o1 53.S in the 100. Other Alamitos J. Weml ,., HOU.
Ed•-on winnen incl·· .. _. 1ootrM-1. o. P1c1cforc1 111" "1.
la ~ LOtAlemllDaj.K.HofffNn (llS.0 "· Kevin Mack in the divine '°' ,,__,,_ "-" c11 s: 1t..o 2. with ""'"".""' potn•-.• Kai K111111., s:MMa. l'9Cl•ica..,.1,..: ..,.,.. ...., .., 100 beet-I. Lo1o AlamlHll'"J, LOt Weisser In the 200 ln· A1em11rou. w.i-111 1 :os.•. dlvldual medley In 100 llrHll-1. Lot Alemlto• t. PoclflcO. W9'fltl 1•11 11 ..... 2:14.9; and Tim Howett • ~ ,.....,_,_ LM ••Mllftm 1. '-th 500""--in5 ''64 Edltoftl:lt.'71.....vflce. W e u~ :&! • • JU•IOltVAltMTY
Edison captured all
three divilloos, winning
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the Junior vanity and ~ frosh-aopb competition
u u well aathevanlty.
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Basketball Scores
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Jeff Golden scored a put tn both free throws,
pair or free throws with1 giving the 8ucs • %7-25
three seconds to go ln the advantage.
game, assuring Orauce B~ckets by OCC's
Coast College a 44·41 Mark Oman and Golden
South Coast Conference after two Fullerton m ..
basketball victory over ses made it 31·25 and tbe
vlaitlng Fullerton Wed· Pirates loot.ed like gold.
nesday night. The Pirates got the
The win was OCC's ball back after a
first In two conference Fullerton turnover and
ovt.lngs. Fullerton is now Glllla elected to go *° a
2·1. delay eame, tryinc to
In a game that see-force µie Hornets oat ol sawed back and forth their zone. But a pair 41
with regularity. OCC's critical OCC tunxwen
Piratea took the lead for allowed Fullerton to &et
good with 1: 15 left on back ln the game -.I" it
Phil Bolden 's shot in was close tbe rest or the
close. Thatmadetl42--41. way.
And Fullerton failed to OCC. cold shooting ln
get a shot off until just the first hall (nine of 24
ei1ht· seconds r e· for37.5percent>.hitnine
mained-and it was a of 12 (75 percent} after
1001 baseline jumper the intermission.
that bounced off the rim. Om an was particular·
Golden waa fouled on the ly effective for the Bucs
play and cubed in the ln the second half. hitUng
opportuntty, locking It four long jumpen (the
up. only four he tried>.
After Golden's two Oman and Boldenabared
free throws, Fullerton lo· scorin& honors with 12. bounded with a pass to
the OCC free throw line.
Golden caught the ~all,
took about three steps
and fired in a shot that
traveled three quarten
of the court. But he was
called for s teps and
Fullerton got the ball out.
with one second to go.
A layup try failed and
the Bucs and coach Tan·
dy Gillis bad their sixth
victory in 16 games.
One of the key plays in
the game involved a
technical oo Fullerton
coach Ezra Van Hom,
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808 HERSON SHOOTS OVER LYN OERONIMI, MARK BRADBURNE (13).
Edison Dumps NH
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that referee Norm
Borucki didn't like.
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The two free throws by
Bolden following tbe
technclal ran the score to
~-25 with 17 minutes to
10. OCC then got the ball
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ln1ton Beach opened
Sunaet Leape ~asket
ball action wt.th a 74-59
conquest of visiting
Newport Harbor Wed·
ne•day night.
three minutes to play
before the Chargers
pulled away af ain.
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Tbe 'Charsera of
Edison coach Don
Leavey 1ot 25 points
from Ed Bell and
another 18 from Bob
Henon and a steady re-
boundlnl job from both
to help subdue the
SaUon.
Ed1aoo led by 10 three
tlmet, upped it to 12 and
to 18 before Newport
chipped away at the lead
to haw to within four
polnta of Edlaon with
Bleck Pine. Tam• Junlpere,
.,endln•. Abell•. Ole.,chr. lb.-Ina. and many men.
Rob Ga ey waa
Newport's leading
scorer with 21 point.I.
Edlson shooters
clicked on lB of 23 from
the lree throw line, most
com lng ln the second
half.
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Spikefest
Set Friday
LONG BEACH-More
than 2, 700 track and field
athletes will compete In
288 races-oat to men-
Uon field events-at the
Southern California In·
door Games Friday and
Saturday at the Long
Beach SootU Arena.
And the Oranse Coast
area wlll be well
repreaentedb particular·
ly in the lgh school
division, lo a meet U-at
be1in11 at 8 a.m. and con-
eludu at 11 p.m. eacb day.
Fountain Valley, El
Toro, Mlulon Viejo,
Marina of Huntington ~ach, and Corona dcl
Mar have numerous en-triea.
And In the oren
divillioo, t.be Ukes o ex-
Neweort Harbor ace
'Tom DlSta.nialao, a USC
pole vaulter ,irho bu
sone 11·7. and ex·Edtaon
CHuotto1ton Beach>
11.andout Colin McCon·
oell, a Cal State <Loni
Beach) frosh who baa
ru.o the two mUe In 8:55,
are entered.
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Tourney
Nears
With the cu· relaya wlll ae.e acuon in the breaststroke with Junior Alao retornlnc are wUb aopbomore Shawn
prellma Jan. 29 the flnt breutatrolle and dls· Tl m ff owe t b • o d Mnion Rick Aldrich and McCraney and frtebmen
major event ot the prep tanceevenu. 1op bomore Lan.1 Bill Manes. Aldrlcawill 'l'lm Sbldds and Keith
s w i m m In 1 1 ea s on . ,,,.,.... Tudall eddlnl •tl'elllth awtm the buUertly, back Uyekawa.
here 'a a rundown on in the fly. and lbdo lad Mane1 the Ohers Kevin Mack More than "° hlgh Orange Coast area The Martll.a Vlk:J.o1s of Mike'rwymarundJlm backandiDdo. and Duane Shoemaker
acbool wrestlers wUI be team• ln tbe Sunael Huntto1too Beac h Pull will haodle the dis· Etll... are expected to aid tho competing ln the Five Leaiue: nnubed al tbe bottom of lance eborea. Cb Couotles tounla.ment at tbe heap in Sunaet Venatility will be the u1encaaae.
!~~Inn~~!~ ~ld.aleyy !!!~~ Ne.,.re BarfNJr Leasue eoms>eU1ttioad la~tl ,.._,.._ V•lle9 llCehy for oftheH E.~:•.~n a-c. ~
11'11'• .._ ., n .. ~ ae a son. and It oean Beaarcg~~-..... ~_uua""n Wtth aim ...... 00..._,_ ......... DOOO <•> and coclinulnl Tbe Newport Harbor look much more promia· Tbe Fountain Valley b ,,....._. ....... ......auwwa
througbSaturday. Sallora of coach Olli lntthbyear. Baron• ftnt.abed aeeond Coach Lou Riley'• ot the eeaaoo over. the
Saturday's action lo Jewell are everyone's C o a c h Top p e r ln leacue competition to crew lost etpt vanity HuotiDston Beach Ht1~
the 30-t~am tourney will pick to repeat as the Horact'aVlkeuimptydo Newport Harbor laat ai.rten from lut year's Sebool OUen 1wimmln1
get under way al 10 a .m. sunaet Leaaue cbam· not have the auper ln· aeaeoo. team, mclodlnl seven team atill bun't been
with the championship pion.a. . divldual performers And wbile coach Ray CIF qual.lfte.ra and four able to use tta pool for
fin ala scheduled for 7 And two reasons why some of the opposition Bray feels Newport II CIF finallata. workout• and coacb
p.m. are 11 e o Io rs Mill e bas. still the team to beat, he The Chartera have two Herman Harvill ia COD•
Among the teams Vellekamp and J e ff Senior Erle Bauer will ls confident bia Barona all·round swimmers in cenedabouttheresulta.
participating are defend· St.evens. s wim the 200 and 500 c a D repeat t bat seniors Keo Hoffman "It'• very disappoint..
ing a late c hampion Vellekamp will see ac· free style events and performance. aod Kai Weisser. Ing to have to go to
Clovis Hlgb. West Tor· lion In the distance another senior, Brlan One of tbe largest "Kai is the perfect Ora.o1eCoastCollegefor
ranee, ranked No. 3 lo freestyle. butterfly and Stone, will handle the teama ln CIF (65), Foun· complement to lfoffman, one workout a day and
the stale and Moote Vis· the indo. He has posted sprints. lain Valley will have two and will awiln the evenu mils the morntni work
ta of San Dieeo will also 4:«s in the500. Sophomore Jerry Win· A l l ·Amer i c an that Ken does not. They completel.y,"hesays.
compete. s t e v e n s , a fr e e frey, who wu second in performers retunll.nl-both are auong in the Orange Coast area specialist bas a 22.1 in ftoab·aopb league 100 Senior MiteKe.11,y, wbo JM,"aays Riley. The Oilers will bave
team a include Corona the 50. backstroke (1:01.'9) last earned honors for his Aidlnl in the cause are l w o Probable Cl F
del Mar, Costa Mesa, "I don't think It's un· season, is a key ftgure. performance in the 50 seniors Charles Pickford finaliat.s swimming thia
Dana Hills, Estancia reaaooable for Jeff to bit Senior Or•y Veuey free and 100 back, posted (breaststroke) and Mlke season in Jim Kee and
<Costa Mesa > and host 21.5 in the 50 or low 47s in will swim on the relay Um es of 21.2 (50 free) Allen lb the backstroke. Norm Weatwdl
Fountain Valley. the 100," says Jewell. team as well as the and 53.1 (lOOback). Juolor Tim Spaeth Kee, a senior, swims
Orange County wrestl· Adding still mor e 11prinu. Vessey, a diver, lo pre·11ea11on races figures to be 11tong ln the the 100 backatroke and ing powers s uch a s strength in the freestyle also figures to come up this aeaaoo, Kelly swam lndo, back and fly while the 100 free wb 11 ,
Anaheim's Loara and El events are senior Tom with some points to help 20.9 ln tbe50to break the Doug Pickford aod Tim West well coocentratea
Dorado of Placentia will Meyers, Ted Tillman, the Vikings. national age·aroup Howett will see action ln oothe lOObreaststroke.
also compete. sophomore Jeff Fults •Filllng in some of the (15-18) record. thedislance~ents.
Admission for e ac h a 0 d D 0 s p u e b Io s gaps are freshmen Andy Another All-American Dave Feibt will add Other top varsity can·
session ls $1 for adults <Goleta) transfer Rick Wei11seoberger in the ls Bill Babuhoff who strength ln the buttttfly didates from a list of 18
and 75centsfor students. Rowland. fre e s tyle and Carl swims the 200 and 500 and freestyle and fellow aspirants include Tony
Among the Orange Er\c Holsinger will Morabito and Randall free. junior Chuck Crawford Wooten, a senior in tbe Coaat area standouts due figure stroqly in the in· Yee ln the breaststroke. Babasboff's 1 :43.4 ln will swim the ludo and 200 and 500 free; Gary'
to compete In the two· do and backstroke with Seniors MI l c b the 200 and 4:33.3 ln the brea11tatroke. WeslweU, a sophomore•
day tournament are fl ve junior John Vollen help-Nomura, La1"ry Slatter 500 should give the Juniors Steve Kluk and iJl the backstroke; and
individuals who cap· ingoutlntbeback. and Will Hogue will see league opposition MarkWarfelwillbefUl· ErlcFrazier,ajunioriD
tured tourney honors at Senior Chuck Conway a c l i o o l n t b e something to shoot at. log In the gaps along the 100 butterfly. the recent Costa Mesa .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Invitational.
Fountain Valley's
Gary Bohay 005) and
Bob Chase (135), Costa
Mesa's Dan Duddridge
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(114) and Corona del
Mar's Craig Evans Cl67)
all woo titles at Costa
Mesa.
Alao set t.o compete is
Corona del Mar's Chris
Crosson, second at Costa
Mesa lo the 129-pound
classification. He enters
with an ~1 record.
A Dana Hills cont·
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Arreola Cl 14) and Sean
Mccann (97).
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Brian Nokazakl (97 ),
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You t.'Ould spend a full & happy day
jU&t IOOking at all this view. 3 Br. 3 bu.
wetbar . sundcck & moN?. Your guests
wilt flJp when they visit you in tttis
81ufCs Condominium $152.000 Won't
begin to touch lhis n ext year. so see 1t now !
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IRRORS: Ad•erfl-.rs •••••••••• •• ••• ••••••• •
..... cMc1' tt.eW odt 'IJ ACRE POOL
cWy md Np0rt ..,. lST4TfS67.S60
ron 1,,..c1ate1y. TM Secluded cul·d.e·..sac DAILY PILOT at._• 11heltered by towerina
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lelllty few tt.. flntl• :~~v;ed~b~ J~~ :~: , .. c~ ~ °"'Y· lrY t.o lavish Uvmg room 1
St-pa rate I a mi ly room i----------i with Pa los Verdes atone ~·s Hoffee: fl r eplace' Epicurean
AU real ei.tale advertised kit chen witb d1n1ng'
inUus news paper issub· S weeping mas ter
Jed t.o the Pederal Farr bedroom retreat + 2''
Hous ing Act or 19611 Ramblin g •:i ac r e
wh.lch makes 1t Ulegal to grounds with fl!nced
advertise .. any pre · ch.Jld-safc pool! Owner
ferencc. limitation. or says bring an oHer ! For
d1scrlmination based on quick appomtmeot call race. color, religion. sex, 8'1-60l0
or national ongin, or an 0 ,,,, ~· , .., " ,, • 1
tntenllon lo makc any [ I
such preference. hm1t~ ~ lta!;J!U
uon.ord1sc.:nmmat1on _ ~ -~~!!i~~
nus newspaper will not
know inf ly Hccept any GOLF COURSE
advert S!nC . f'?r real VIEW estate which 111 m viola
lion of the law Blllly upgraded. very
u.._ ___ ........ _er. ...._-----i spacious borne on golf
,.._. ._.. ~ course 4 bds, master ........................
Gt•• al 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
down, 2'r'I ba, frml dm •
tge tam rm. wet bar &
e x pa.naive view. 545-9491.
-ABANDONED
3 Bedroom. 2 bath. with J
frt:e·IOrm pool and JU L•---------•I owner that n~ds lo :.ell
'
V t 4 ad rust. Great for a home or GCGft rm an investment One just Sharp with fireplace. Uke it sold for $56.000.
builtms. I~~ bath. Near lust year . Full p r1cei..
Mile Square SS9,900. all SSt.SOO. with an assum:i
wnns. ble loan. CALL qwckly,
531·5800 751·3191
Inlet ••·ational RH! C:: SELEt::T j~~&~tote~H~etw~orit~~~·-:r"~P:.!R~O~P~ERTIE~
3 BEDROOM
FAMILY ROOM
$.56,500 .
Beautifully mam1a1ned
Westside Costa Mc:.a
home. Cus tom family
room addition. l '"' Baths. ropper plumbing, new
roof. coocrete drive
640-616 r
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COATS&WALLACE
REAL ESTATE, INC.
NEW ON MARKET
0.....Daitv 12·3
2:540VlSTA BAYA·NB
Ch•ming 3 Bedroom,
separate dining room.
large living room +
family room + pool +
de tached recreat ion
room • Pnfcct (a m lly
home. best of :ire.1
schuub. Harbor lhgh
400lll" ~ Riii Ill C.M.,,,<nilli....uw -·.!j
3 BEDROOM+
GUEST SUITE
WeU hx·uted 3 bedroom,
2 bath homl· with new
paint 10 a n d out.
i.ep:.rate guest !Suite has
its own hath and outside
entry "\tit price $76.500
CALL ~-2600
c=.sELECT
T'PROPERTIES
IESTOFLIDO
/\(most new beuulirul
Spanish style homL with
MeJUcan t1Je entry, beam
ee1hngs. A perferl Lu.lo
home on one of the best st
t.o :.t locatmns Separutl'
Ms tr Su1te+2 o tht•r
bdrms. Move into 11 Lido
lifestyle and hJ11e the
lx.'St: There 1s :.till time
to choose your rarpcts & f;
appluince colors
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WATI.Rf'RONT
HOMES
REAL ESTATE
63H400 -2 New Homes
Choose the bei,t. Uue !I)
he.> finished ID February
Choose your own color'\.
Super locauon on cul-de
1ac -.a Bedrooms. 3
Baths each -copper
plumbing. shake roor11.
vaulted ceil1nl(s,
fireplaees, a nd l(Ood financ.:ing. Tht• "mo:.l
house" for the money ID
Costa Mesa Sll5.SOll & $87~
PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
641-5200
COSTA MESA
l.UTSIDE
4UHITS
$128,000!1
1c6oa lay Prop. 'Redton
.. 675-7060.
Trade your ntd :ctuff ror
new i:oodtl'i. "ill! a
Clusifted ad 64:! !'167ll
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t ,...... I 002 G.....al I 002 ~.. 1002 GHuol I 002
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2bt, den Sl.29.SOO. Nr. Udo1--....,.-•• -"'Vll-·.D-I ....
............................................................................................ Dplx. '140.000. ~
lifarati..U Rlty~ 4tiOO 3 8edrm , lamlly room.
SMASHING!
In every way ! 1563 sq. Cl. con·
dominium, s mashlng decor! overlook-
ing l2t.h green, smashing golf! and
lake, smashing views! Near Irvine
Racquel Club, smashing tennis! End
unit, smashing privacy! Everything
upgraded, smashing condition! Priced
at $102.000. don't let it squish you, it's
worth it!
lJ~l()lJI: t1f)Ml:S
REALTORS', 675 5000,
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
also 1n Ml'SJ V1•rrll' 111 546 5990
I 1002G.._.., 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
W !-:SI .l·:Y N
TAYLOR CO.
HEALTOHS SllH'l ' l !!ol(j
IMi CA.MYOH TOWHHOMIS
Brand new! Countless amenities: Golf
course views. picturesque split levels
<& 1 level> with cedar shingle exterior.
Choose from 2 & 3 bdrm homes. For
l ease $850 . For sale from
$149,500-$159,500. Buy today &save!
2111 S.JooqllMHAhRo.d
MEWPC>n CEMTH, M.1. 644-49 I 0
100 G~. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
61EDROOM MAGNIFICENT
EYE STOPPER GIAHT $75,500
Everything is new m this
Mesa Verde 3 bedroom
home You will want to
move in 1mmed1ately. II
5creams lute! Taste'
Taste' Don 't wait call
S4fr2313.
REALTORS
675-SS 11
_ OPEH DAILY
#JO WHITI WA.TU DI. -J ASMIMI
CRiii: ••Moo•re•t" Mod•I, Pia" 4,
IMwtl.., ......... l story, 3 ile*DO ... *-" f"OC*. 21/a Wllit. ...... ., .....
,.... .. ,.tie ..... lapo; ltd ... floon.
......., • ..,.,.,. ~ f..Hy roe.
...., c .... Ir ...,.... .. A.I ., ..... -
24 '"*' •ecwfty 4)llCrd. pool, focml,
-lllh••· .._,. c..ta. Sllt.s oo.
WI-A.I.So.HA VI-AV A.It.AIU •
~~s;,::1 CIEU -OCI AM Yll W . ...Mts ..t C4llhAMa yfew; heft..
la9 two-ato!'Y •-wlttt -y bttllff•
flalu•a. Wgl:ly ~ t ......... rored ... ti-• . . l oo.. 21/2
....., falllily rooa Sec:ufly psd 24 llolra.
pool, feca:d. d 1•• ... .ct ....... cOlril.
COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS
2515 E. CocntHwy .. CoroMdtt Mer
675-5511
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1002G&Mf'GI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
PROFESSIONAL IUILDING
Price reduced for quick sale! Modern
design -10 offices -2 Secretary's of·
fices -law library room -large lobby
-plans and space for large expansion
or building. An excellent tax shelter in·
vestment. Handy to freeway. Priced
now at only $225,000. Favorable terms.
USTSIDI
COSTA M.ISA
2 HOUSIS. I LOT
.• Super starte r lnveat·
ment. 2 1p1c6oua homes for the price of oae In ran·
tulle East Side Coeta
Mesa: You can't do bet·
ter than this. Much too
much to describe. so give
us a call. 646-7171. 181.950 full price!
C)l'!N lfr 0 •II\ IUt-110 Ill "1 .. 1' [e l$M
TAKEOVER
GI LOAN
On this spacious 3 bd. 2
ba POOL home. New
crptl & freah paint
lhruout. Payments are
$338/mo. including taxes
when you puttbase sub-
ject to elUSUJ)I GI loan.
646-Tlll
Walker & Lee
Real lsrare
CoroM .. Mw 1 OlZ carpet, drapH, frcah paJllt, PIUO. larae yard lo'ruil ~! $74,000. •••••••••••••••••••••••
OCIANVllW loyMcCwdle
....._ lllO M,..,,_...
Costa McM 54f.77Zt
3 Br Fam Rm. den,
~.ooo U))ll'ad101 1n past
year. All n w lutchcn,
('JU, waU paper & Ule e~~~~~~~~
Huge lot. Un~llt-vablc:
reduction to $.149.000 t..ovely 4 Br w /formal
Ntdc Vracln Aaent d1~ & Fam nm. h1.1&t1 ~1 SS1·2784 matr 11wlo, w1small vie• ot City lights. S yn old. IRAMD MEW Por runher detati. ca11
411 +DEM ~~~~r;;::er Real
a n e • ho me 1 n an 4 Br 2 Ba. trailer acceH, The •rt comblnauon or
e s t b 1 I s h e d $57.~. C-21. Crocker
nelgbborbood. fcaturt.n11 Real Fatale. '42·5082
all the latest kitchen ap· --1
Polntments. oversized Owner Goae
garage, large rooms, 3 Cool, Grffft & Shady
baths. step down w•t Mod<.-sUy pnced country
bar. mini ocean view . Al home surrounded by lush
walking distance to shade trees. S mall
private beach. Only jlarden a,.11Ca, covered
Sl&S.000. fee . veranda. 3 bedrooms. 1
Cal 644-7211 full bolbs, formal dmmg. Newly painted. owner
sacnf1<'e at $$7,950. CaU
540-l720
WMA.TIS61 I 'l'ft8111!1 I
And why are the)' saying I nftlali ..
au those nice tbinga "'#I ta C•fonlle ..
about it! It's thecozie1U ---------
bdrm. ho'!'e " tbe 1/z ACREESTATE
brightest. lightest. 1· ~~] SOO bdrm. apt. over garage. ~ • •
1n town, that's what · & Trees. trees, trees. No
it's a good buy -that's down. FHA appraised
why OTeam home-room for
· I,' C ..,, 1 1 US FOi Sl ts.ooo horses. ,.... UNnnffyReaffy 540-3666 -./' ~. C--.f!..... 3001 E. Cst Hwy 673--6510 ~.iela~ 141=its, under construction. Still 1" Tustiil & 1",_ •DUPLEX* ~ti e to choose colors & options. Will From 139.ooo to 169·000 <2 > 2 Bdm house• on EXCELLENTTERMS OCEANSIDE of old ge. THEHOMISILLERS CdM. 1 NEW . 1 older.1--'--...,.....-----
15) units. only 2 yrs. old. A/C, great 752~535J Xlollocatioo. AXER
~EAL EST~
rentaJ area. $175,000. $1 .. 9 soo
t6120 to 80 units (or combinations). 411 + LRG.POOL ~Gia Fixer-unners, 3 blks to Beach. 4BR. tam rm lrdJrung, In '°" EASTSIDE :.rJ Back Bay area w /loads Exclusive Agenl.8 The nght location! The •C7H8 units, all 2 bdrm .• 4 yrs. old. ofxtrossuchashealed , ___ 7_5_2·_6_2_8_2 ___ 1 right size! The r1ghl
UNDER$16,500 perunit. w/dmng boaro, and is pri ce' lirlng your • 111203 units, 3 yrs. old. Complete rec. separately fenced for CORONA DB. MAR brushes and tools. Large facilities, Excellent rental area. added protection. 2 4 IB>IOOM 4 Uedroom home with * (7) Out of area * (8) Out of area frplcs, ralaed rirep1t In SI 07,500. h~e cabm-hke family pal.lo, blt.n RM>. BBQ. FIE room with used br1cllc Im• .Qup._!_~·1 I'· jQPI~~ ~ smoke & lire alarms. EvenlesscosUythanany fireplace. Better Hurry! •-• _ water softener, etc .. & 3 BR in town. Approll. Call: 645--0303
Praperti9s a--.n1-onlJ~~s Rlil.TY ~aq. tt .. 2 baths. large 7Sl-1920 ..-• -r752•1920 master bedroom. cozy FOREST e ·
OLSON
6 bedroom. 3 bath ,home
with over 2200 sq. rt. ad-
jacent to Miles Square
Park, golf course and rountry club. New highly
upgraded <'arpets and
drapes . Comple t e ly
painted thro ughout.
Seller needs smaller I NOOOCJA1tST Ht JllAQtl40QOUAllstHl~llACH 1 ___ 67_M __ 6_7_0 ___ fireplace, pool s ized yard, all walking dl5·
home sln<'e their family Ga•ral I 002 Gftef"Cll I 002
has grown-up. You will ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMral I 002 GeMnlll I 002 CiREA T
love the neighborhood. -SPA.MISH VILLA ....................... ....................... FAMILY ROOM
tance to private beach.
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Mustsell fast! 3 Br, 2 Ba. =========-1 with pool. New ruga aod D.,... EST •TE [ I ~ throlll(h Cast11J1an <'OUr! Cambridge end unit. DREAM Bednn .. 2 Bath with lots GAR~ ~ ~ li~~i11·~ '1:..~• C~ yard leads to authentic located on nu1et, wide This lovely College Park of extras. Like 2 TA.XSHB.TEA Formal entry. into hU RC 4'.1, ~ ~ S . red tile roof and Spanish greenbelt. 3 "adrms .. 2 home just needs paint on PATIOS. rlreplace & hving room. ,. ormal din ,, d Be ready to enJOY It n balcony, Secluded entry r 1 the ln.s1de1oul.llide. New garage door opener. Top Ir LEVERAGE
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paml. Ready for ne•
t.ownhoWle owner. $Sl ,500
645-3474 11·1-.• --area. ll~e family room kltc ~en. l arge lot , tma bar ttnd gourmet S'7S,900 begin wHh Is yours. huge matr. & bltns .. + J
with crackling fireplace. DESPBtA.TE beautifulguestqtrs. kilchc.'ll! in miles to C. f. COllSWOrth~ Three bedroom and l·bdrm. units. 1.,.. BlU.
Wallc·1n closet in master PRICE SLASHED Cal 640.9900 Pounding Pacific. Pool family room with bright toocean. $145,000.
!'luite. Owner will help $2,500 plus tennis make this REALTORS 640-00 0 exposure or the sun.
finance Try S9.000down HuJ(e 3 bedroom, 2~ garden home living at It! Hurry! CaUS4&-2313. ~~~~~~~~~ ORAHGECOA.ST c all963-6767 h lk' d r1 t' T ••gso T t UNl""UE ()Pf,.,,,11.,,\,,il>llOH/Nor1 · •-•iR••EsT•TE
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room Tra.ilerorboatac AllOffersSubm1ttedi j cess to 3 car garage! 4 NEWPORTIEA.CH Over20fourplellesavaLI. Panoramic day & night Plus sep guest quarters ~ ~li\Hif accents spacious living CALLING C.Q. I~ IE~~ 11 ~· widest street w/easy ae-· = Xlnt 1.ncome properties. #I I Tab.oft lcry Or. roof, copper pl~;bin8-
NEW LISTING cess large enough for S332 Royal, trvme--Open ., ;. bd, 3 baths. ram rm & VIEW Rents from $84Q./per mo. view. 3 Br Portsmouth. off dbl gar. Big yard.
Nearly new 3 bdrm . 2 bq~gest recreational House Daily-2100 tiQ. rt ~ . ._...;:::w:.,..;~!!@ll!~~~-~ xtra hobby rm. Steps to 1 1 d Will not last. Hurry, Open Sat & Sun l ·S rrwt trees! S61,950.
ba each unit. duplex' ve~:i,e Manlly e~a!,. CE a r ~,,~~l Sh a r P -COVl .... GTO.... water& beach. 640-7711. Specdtacullar gy a On<' at tley pleaselc9all-l 7855 1225,000. Owner640-8077. SOUTJlLANDERS
good cond Upper rents Call for showing appoint 3"ti-To Selling Office "' <'Euassttobmlu'rzredorhreormede a' nt 435 Acacia ----~t·1ns. Swedish frples. ~"'-"""to se at ...,,.,~-ves-v'OV"V 10 .. "rLEX " -an e t! 642·6368
r $450 I t ment&l22S35. 302 Portland-H.B.-PRIME llunt1ngton OpeoSat/SUnl·Spm Duplex Eastside Costa or · o-.er vacan · ~,. ,,, o. ,, HvN 10,., ,.,, • Duplex 3 & 2-4 Gar. -Beach location. Lel us Sl6S,OOO. Three bedrooms Ownr. 67~ Mesa. 3 bdrm owner & I ~~d Jstceirs s~0ra~hee {Si ll~ftiJI] °'~.Coot.C~o . ~:~1~~~~~1~T~ ---------i ~~~::'t!~~~:nf11e~~wa:~ i=-===;.;__;....;;;..,...;._ __ 2~~~~-"~~!y. ~Jt;~~-ii\~~et pou1ble w1nte r/!>um I I Huge Corner-$89W5 -ho h inalranqwt settingw1tb ._,_ G I
673-3&63 642 22S3 Evts . ~ --1:-••·~ P o o I & a I I l h e 4 plex Great investment TRY & BEAT upper bay. Just waltlnR 1--------• S98,000. Paul Marlin --~------Good le s -New I y ror ta:\ ~helter and ap· fo r you. Call now RealElllate.M4·7383 GOODBYE · associated
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M2 561 Want Ad Rellulu 642·S678
n erurbished-14 2.soo 1>rec1at1on 3 bedroom THISI 67J..8550. Mesa Verde 3 lge bdrms. 2 bath. n--eanc Q. t)Wn t!r's unit with • rJl'l"'"19""''IJN"'k1"'1' 2 Blk.s to ocean, 2 BR & paint, near new crpl.
Liutor Lido'~ hrcpll•<'e plus three 2 Beaut1ru1 Costa Meu 3 1~ 1L1i'!! 111 for Under Den. 1.soo sq. ll .. <>.-Close to schools, ahoi>-~~'.~Ye':=~;'e'.a ~~r~e'r'r '}~~~sn<'~w~~~ ~~'fum~iyror~~ ~l:Jr! ~ 'JjAf 01\, . $78 000 ova'iilladay unut told. 417 ~~n~~. gr~tt.':!: ~~~
Wauers more· information call utility room-hobby -' ----·····~ t • CostaMna 1024 xtras. $68,000. Hadley A Pad For Oad 963 6767 room A DD IT I 0 N ! Just listed 4 Bedroom, 2 Rltrs, (714 )963-8933 Do it here-Lot 49x100-011N 111Y ·111111Nm111 ,..,,,, Bright and shiny kitchen COSTA MESA Bath and family. Private ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------!:!'!!~ .......... ~~2 ~~~!!'! .......... ~~~ ~~d~ can yon -I ~ ll1JJ1•1!:1i :~t: ~reg:iar~~ b~?fS~:. 4 IB>ROOM ~~aa~~~ l~~u~!~~~a~:i: ~': r~~av.v:~~ ~~Y 11:~~ :.5t~a-~\ifii j ;f j ~ati'i~~t~a:fs.:~g-~a!~ ~:!~u~~11°!1.1; ~~:~ ~:~tl'~[e~~~r ~~[~~ ~t~,100. Prin
Desperate ACT FAST ! Ca 11 : area. 4 large bedrooms d.ay. Offered at a low IE •rPSCDE GEM
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r .-1.1.~-•1 Banker Wub Your Feet ATTENTION 546-4141 with massive master t69 900 ~· ~wa'I & shoes olf to see this-INVESTORS suite. Elegant dining ' · Sharp 3 Br, 2 ba on huge
llfSlt1NllAI. l.IQC)((RK>i CCN.PN(r Antiqu11b-Cottage on 14 UMITS-OCEAM Huge bnclc !Jreplace ln I A'SMER.SB l ~ o~:.'sooB .. .:.. All terms. cor. 80102-at 20221 luxurious llvlng room. .,.,........, ... llG CANYON Barch Around S62 soo St 00,000 cau now 646-1111. $58,&:MJ V--N~ ........ ooo· · 3 blo<'ks to beach In full once! _,,__n y""'•'ve •een eve-.. "';"'g else et .,.,,...... ~·····ft·••···~10····-1· llWXXINC, ""'"' .,.. ., .,. .. '"' 4 Bdrm .-Garden established pride or 1 ~·· ovnr~ ;;:;::o;I 1$56W.a.i:k;(,C:M:" compare this 4 bedroom, family h b h ~ --·-.... _, ~::;u'?1"~~:r~~o~~~!~~:.1es~ :~~~~~~i~:s -h~r[:~~~~W~m~T~ CAPE COD ~ IUftHj ~~Nu~t~;~~~;a~·=~~~~~~I
roundlngs. value and location. $1119.soo--Ownt!T' will take muumum required down -::i c.o
b ..,...,., 000 less-BuUd your Dream payment Excellent m· SICWDID YOU 'JI be a ig winner . ....-.. Castle bef'&-Atth .Bea<'h vestment opportwuty for CREAM PUFF EXECUTIVE
Hts. Laguna-Calling the handy. Will show Im· CHARMER m·n 41DRM + PoOL ,. c.Q. Quintard Realty mediate appreciation Btfl 4 bd, home m move "' $61,500 4 BR 2 BA. Fam Rm, P' /P,
mc.:50 with a l1tUe sprucing up. 3 Bedroom , 2 Baths mrooditlon. FreshpaJnt, 4-..aACHA.RIA. --------~ Hurry for this unique downstairs w Ith un· new crpting, new wax Arcbed formal two story 111---------i property. Call for more fmlsbed •·eonus Room" free noors, Mex. tile en· entrance to new world ol
t tUUAH.IOAOUINHtUSAD. PA.IADISI information on thia pro-'-Jllltairs of approximate· try. bit-In radar range. elepnce. Spacious sun-644-1766
Outstanding location , on quiet street . Short near scbla & shop'g. l'·or walk to CathoUe Church
tnro. call and SCbool. $72 500. '7J..7601 .
.,.~~" Own your own ranch In perty. Also other out· ly 800 sq. ft. Hardwood Has everything & It's a ken llvlng room with "'"'--------------~ Valencia. 828 acres of bll· standing 1nvestmenta. t'loora, wood shingled mere step to Mile Sq. crack.ling floor to celling Westside !HI 833-9781
Hcster·Bt-own ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~I ly terrain, up Tow•ley 963-7881. roof and a super size Park. See It now. $167,SOO. fireplace. cathedral cell· ~E.15k!::.::j l,.,9::::;:;"';;'=t1Y:il•"~iiiiiiijii!·.'0jiiji~1·1·1.,1 SOllli,,.n:ANYTIME.so ~0_ .. ..,...~ S,fE#E~1~ ~-~~:~: ·~.v.~~=·.;;:~ -·· P ALI 'S ... , .. 1002e1 ... , .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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810111 ILlllS aa.
OVER 50 YEARS Of SERVICE
MIWPOaT SHOllS
OMI -STOIY MODllM
Beautifully decorated home, 2
bedrooms, den, 2 baths. 2 private
patio•, garden entry. Near
clubhOUH, 'POOi ie lenDil eta. m ,500.
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Kake an Off er on th1a Adorable a Br
Today. Happy, Sunny Atmcephere.
Ta1tefully Decorated. Entirely
Remodeled & Just Waiting For New
Ownen. Larae PatJo For Entertain·
In g. Jmmedtato Occupancy.
Reduced to $145,000. Fee ..
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Lachenmyer
. ----••1•-~1811 -race through wall of plet.e with all builtln1. Call !m-904!.5. glau. Gourmet kitchen. Sep. laundry rm. R·V 5 ... ,., IY OWM-
'Ibe fastest draw In the Dine. Sweepl.ng staJrs to parking. Superb pride --Weal. .. a Dally Pilot F\nd what you want In 2buge muteraultes and ownership. Can't laat, EASTSIDKLOCATIOIC ·~~~~~~~~~ ClasalfiedAd.642-5678. DailyPllotClaaslflOO... gucat quarter. Hurry, ca1Jnowl ~722l 3 8r. 2 ba. rumpus rm, 1: won't tut. $84.900 full Ontu extralargelot.RVprk'I·
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r-1wafda~~to"""'*-a · .-i= acs: ·-·r <'J>l, kitchen. added den.
reeltg ol'(QllZod«biM~ •VA• copper plumbing + + +. ~:'.:"' ~e:t" ~= ...._...... Don't Watt' CALL ;~ t~ ~~.... Sbowl Uke a dream. One NO DOWN Centu;>;;: Sul o~:HllJ
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z private bomes nestled amongst
th• plna oo over 'At·acre of growld. Room to build another home or ten·
Ilia court. Located near Newport
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._.. )6-.. _ owner. Man1 extra., '°' v,.. uw.-N ~tom carpeta, drapes, JNNP.WPORTRARDORI•-------:=-=~-:te:e" wall coverll'lp. • Bednn, H t 0 H S C K 0 0 L ---------:Y-:YI::.. n~ lae famlbr room w/lpJc. t>ISTRJCT, t.hit uniquely $57 ,500 aii!::=~-1 :f ~ :f ::r ~~ Bltll ltltdMn wi\h pau decorated, plush carpet· ••'-.. ,..... _.. ... _, -"-"-i, Uo ..... ed. S.bdrm. family home lmmaculato I Br, 2 Ba •to.. 4--Of ..,, .. wmuuW o pa auu h at cozy u•ed '-rl ck h o m •. A 11 8 ll n' • ••~ j_... ~~ beautifully landacaped " f\r I h r ll :~~:., :.= +.=::..-yard with aprlnklen. A flrcplace, and loads of ep ace, 1.11Ce am y ~~!!.!.::!!!! rtT-r~ i-ruJ buy for SU8,SOO. room for pelt " kldt In rm and manicured yard. :IOA 1--In-"'·1710 EXTRA LAROE renced C.U:~ 1!·~"'21~"~ .. ~.il.."' -1111 Bi ·~ 5~ ... -.... --... -ml!lii~Plaar:4.' . so".W'~~\:s. ~-· -., °"'*'"" _ 3 Bdrm, 2 ba. dbl cn.r "ar
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leftslve wood pantlln beUJ con. temporary • b \rv, ~~ri:::°ol:a,i.lvt"nnl· ••rden. Outdoor brtck 36 x GO 3 bdrm t:I Morro. Br. Try s10.o0o dwn Ftplc, &ar • Jard. 11.o• 81,50(). 48l-3:Se7 Ii enocean view ~.000. ~ wub VIEW! Mar Cl'plc attacb'd. 3 Br. 2 ba, many exlr11• 41M·7138. 9118.llOO FP . quact acn.t. $."500/im>. Pll MOIUMSllAL'n room for upanalon ~·-"kforJot\n eNO OLD at l«IOAc\. !!!'!•••••••••••!~.~~ * 49 ... 05 7 * ~~·~~n!~~w:: M\lltlple .&Oil nf. fnS,000 :att48 Fuqua l Br t Ba. 5 Plea. H . a 2'•· a-1 ·s s ~ nwy °"'er a-br I
nlf'f'Mlr'D THE VJ£W t>.r. Spacious kitchen " By Owner. Phone Moo awning. 1blrtan11. pQn:h, B~CH DUPLEX ba frpl 'lndty Do peC.., ~home by owner. Sat UIAUJU LAGUNA pantty. F.xtra lar&e f'rl fpm·tOpm, wltnda tet up~ Nido Porlt, No. 2-1 Br. 1 & urut.a. llaa ";.;/ 1ar' "85 i'IMIOO o1~!l~e~11~aou~ .. QOat11~ from t his beautiful , mo•t Hto••w•y maaler w101. Ol11111ed !!~llam. 1714) J05.onOrte11ttwy.San ~bulxl1d21~n lotw;~m,,,!_oo-.,.-;-',-rv ;--B--2_u.._9_
" ~ v SA ... view patio. Loads or u r..--. Juan capiatrano. Open on~ morti unu. .,.-,.. O:."'-'A &\o ' l' ..,, a for 1chla " 1boppi.n11. 3 spacious 3 BR, 2~ BA Rancho San 2 Bedroom & den lo st«aie. 3 Car ll•raae. IUSTIC CHARM House Sun. 2~1.318 dwn. fwl pnce S'75,000. dplx. eu~ Man1old. Br. l~ ba, country iul. Joaquin Townhome. You'll love the cao.von w/a«luded rear Cell now for peno~I 1 IX'evt.W-0334 Kent Roxer11 Rlty . 1465mo.644·1M15 1r, LR W/ br\ck nr to an plush pgrades d th besl yllld. J>allo. terrace & preview. 7S2-1700 ~ 2 Br+ atucbo. beam Ci I· 848113Q()
ccllinafrplc.covrdp:allo, Im .Y I tu' E. an e b lNtl house. One mlle to Ol'fN llt9••1SllJl'llOlfNfC'•• IJlil,fittpl•ce.$81.000. ELMORRO .................. ., .... _ "''"00 JtlR .1tove,relrif,~ ~retewalkways,fncd rvane oca ion. xperience t e U>wn&beach.A.llUuat I PCllll~ Mobile home. 3 bdrm,._.,,_._ ,, side of Coast H•1.
backyd. Many xtra'I, convenience of belng near UCI. ool)' 1114.500, Call oow •. ,t;t:ti!!'IJI ReaJ Kata~ many 11tras, $35.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• C9f.at'1
pr1,n only •.~. Muat Newwrt Cenler, Univ. H.S .. the Irvine ~~ • ~-um$ ""1m ~House Sat to.3."?_ LOTS-C.M. c::o.NW... 3224 aeU.581-8646 Racquet Club & you'll be next door to , -S.Cll t 107' 41K-7738 Or 494-8038. M • 1'w0 H·l lou in SttO.ooo ..................... .. flAwl•V~ 1034 the -R.S.J . Golt Course. Compare and €<TIG€ ........ ~!! .......... fWJObn. obr~~-,~~~7:Z:~?!· M~ VERDE 1 1>r + •••••••••••••• ••••••• • • ou'U gn' th doU · d > hlatu Pt-opwty 1400 t•a. or n • •·· farnlq. 2 ba. dbl. 1v .• SPAcl ous M Madow , Y' reco lze e ar saving an HOME:' .... wraa.rt ..._., I Units ........... L..t.... f h I Al d ~ ad t th t this .tin h > " -r-~ name -••••••••••••••••••••• ~ "'1tnrrw rea pa nl. coa . P'amlly home. 3 ur 3 Ba. van ages a exci · g ome A bome to remember! 2 FUm llure & Decorator bd9mge 2100 sm. 548-Tnt R.altor
den, dining. fplc. new olfers at only $107 ,000. lOO N. Newport, N .B Bednn and den, 1 ... ~th. Nr. Mui. n.. ... -ltOft for i.ase 04" •ale 1n Completelv car .... tod. UIV ~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br Z M P'ana nn frm.1 cpta, lndscpng, many -.. H--· • ••1•• ... l·I BY OWNER , ~ pridelmeM ~11~ ~a lnveictor w1ll tnade or iell D'.: rm.' lo\'el" 'aree. xtr83.Seetoapprec1ate ~_. vv--• _. Atrium view f rom e UN I TS ON THE ar ~ -· 1.-or _...,,._t M d ple "' 1 S8UOO. Open House Sat IZ MOMTAH4S H04tTI. •YN Move 1n now! 3 Bdrm bedroom & living rm BLUFF-Winter" Sum · """""""a esa 11 •-view. nr. be ll. tflO. Sun PM .,.... S 2"'· 0 -"-_.tb fi.....,.lac Enjoy Che warmth of mer rental•. Good In 67>lf00 Prc('e $62.500. Equity 1·61$-UOI ls • 1·5 . 11....., a n ........ , ~ ~.. NEW 10 "NIT M,.,,..EL $40,000 W11nt bee. ch untla ---------.. i 0 Cr Or Cqll 2 _ _,,,In dbl g••age Ca wood and charm of mlr v-•--tpronAPtw v v a ~;~orMS:Z87'dysu r~~ ... CALL NOW 75 -7315 ....... 06• • ... • rora. Obie gar W/aulo ...,....,,.... ..,. •• , on' Coast ll'l(y . In ursmalllndustrialbulld· Split 4 BR. bllm . ec>'f.
DONALD M BIRD ~le~~~1.;:,~~~~ e>peoer .Ownerneedsfast JAV~~~ATS downtown llunt. Bcb, Ing. V.O. Dox 493. Dana palio.$410. Refa.aaa... ff't Youn ()Illy . · G'TJ.3620 sale.C.11540·1151 REALTORS 498-2237 Kent Roger a Rlty Point tiuoRd.545-7B
H You Act Fast Associate s, Re altors OCEAN VILLA. Vacant 848-8300. Trade house in Whit. fOJT/ 3 BR.% ba, lam nn. frpt.
3 Hr home. Paulanno 1-.mJ lats 2Br 2ba all blt.ns View C.mht r Loh/ on whateur in San comp. lndacpd, toed )'d, l
Tract. Recently painted HlllntingtOlt leoch I 040 .,..._ I 044 Full &;;'ii'tn Vu N c~/~. dbl gar: golf & Cryptl t 500 CI em e 0 t 4l a r a• · car aar.1375. MS-21171
inside. Plum. nectanne ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• twn. Trade ror new bom 2 pools. $325. Ul. & last + ••••••••••••••••••••••• n•~-438'7 &.side beauL 2 br. I~ M .
& fig trees. Next t.o grade WOODIRI E or olber in bch $100 cleanup. Ownr I Ag\. Must sacrifice 2 ehoic ..._.. n~ decew. Attree. r-d... achool Convenient to Landmark Bolsa ~ries DG "Own/Agt496-0l42 49!M2'71 or 213/966-1766, lots ,at Pacific Vie•••••••••••••••·---• p itio. At'all. SJTI. everythlng' Plan 24 avail. 4 BR, 2~ AUORLAICE askforBOB Memorial Pk , ocea u-.....~ ..... .-c1 546-23119 C.._..L..-R_...... Ba. fam.rm. Pvt ply · 548-606& ,,_.. ------.-----6~-1 184--6 •r WOl;lld like to sell their 2 Br, 2~ ba. 1971 sqfl nr Ocean view 3 br. 2~ ba, view. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REDECORATED 1 Br. ~ • option.846-9686 lake. Scarce Brentwood ~ decorator twnhme. 1700 Cou1wrcW eo.taMna 3124 den din rm aew mdl. Call640-S274. ~O 'llM sq.ft. 2 trplca. fenced Property 1600 ....................... ~. uis.11~
R.OATIM 3% WINDSOR R~l ESTATE yaryt. $92,500. Law & As· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br, 2Ba, pnme location. or531-95'5.A&t.No Fee
ON YOUR CLOUD Total fee-All 10 M L.-~ ~~ St. socUttes, 49M272 ART GAUBY $425. mo. 11104 While Oak. M Verd 3B Zbla 10 lhis heavenly JBr Multiple Listing Boards MODEL _. .. ,, ,.._""1• u.a.alORVIEW Tiii •ux LAGUMAIEACH l1>496-a634 c:!/d'Xe· bl~s. ;~ palace. Tennis buffs nAK 1 ~ Sal b It p · ·1 pd ,.-... must appreciate. Close 1 n 0 ran 8 e -C 0 · -The Terrace. 2 BDRMS. ONE & ONL y MOMTEGO SAN CLEMENTE e-lease ac · nme Easla1de $200. Uta . big ya . Very cle.u $450
to Frwys, Schools, Shop-Available Owner-2 baths. LA R GE (l)l Br,2ba. (2)2Br. Zba, location. 121,600 annual Kldsok. Fee mo. See to appreciate.
;ping." Neat Mlle Square Occupied & Vacant ram/kitchen area opena ~I~~~~~ ~:r~~~eerwi~ :J!!;.,~:eAa'm~l.b~ lgeydoff3Brapt.OnCa. income.1225.000. MamRent.a~.540-5:170 Ope~ bae Jan U/lf. '-P.H . Let us move you Homes-Quic k Top onto your own private t hru f I f'ly . ldscpd. VIEW, nyon & Stream. San Lagilnaleoch 3148 642·8826 days, 751·31.89
into this $77,500 Gem Dollar Sales -Quinlard covered patio. Quiet gread vnurst. ·"nlr1·neesg r.mp.,c VIEW VI.,.W Oemente. 1129.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _e_vea_. -------FHt. RJ1y. 673.8250 location, loll or 11reen· ~~-. $1.,""',ooo •67~7·601 T_._>A-.-1--.....
..., " uwu.., <»> --fWW-""''I Rent lovely, pnvale 3Br, Mesa Verde exec. bom~. CoasffiMReatty belts and close to ever· u RAL 499-21188or495-4486 =======-'=-vu home. Near beacb. Prof. decorated. 2 ~.
631-1846 SSl,000-Stcrter ytlung. ....ATU S...._ By owner M·l zoned 2625 ~ 497-1081 4br, Jba, fonnaldln1Jli 6
Sold"a.sls."Largecoun Wd le atlass. coun tr PRIVATEISl.AMD r-w. 1078 sq. I\. lot. 7700 sq. n . ....___..--'le-L "'169 Uv rm.fam rm.wetbar BY OWNER lrY lot, quality lalh and k1lchen, hdwd fin -¥W'a.G Many xlras. Prine. only. l"W'W,.... • ~ ~ & fr:lcs 3 car gar:1! TlBURONTOWNllOME ls Zo ed skyli0 bls, loft, stain ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.000.548·3244 ••••••••••••••••••••••• v' uo'· • G--A-. plasler waJ · n R 2 0 30'BOATSLJP $75 00 _ _._ --UNUSUAL BAYSHORES co pa .uvr:net ~~n~~~· o~B:p·ts~~?n~'. to build. Shows bea.ut1ful. glass, ocn vu, 3 bdrma NEWLY 4 Bdrm. 4 Bdrm. 2 'ba:. ramlly htcotnt Property 2000 WATERFRONT PIER & cl. No petaf . SOO. Wll\tm.
Open Hse Sat/Sun ly. 2 bdrm+ family & SJOf.9!50 #SCOu.INSISLAND rm&lgecovereddeck. l ....................... SLJP. Fum. 4 Br short ~~urn. 557-3968 or 962~afl6PM. *~~!IT~sR<;8~11~~:%: ~,~.. Trade&/or Finaoce Mile to Marina. 32891 COVINGTON BROS. in term lease. Move In Feb _.,.._.:::r::__.. _____ _
1142-8854 .,,,,,04 ...,~ 673-Tn0$308,000S58-8723 Calle Miguel, SJC. Anaheim. Century 21, 15.stay t11JunelS.$800 .MesaVerde fBr,2 ..... be, • ~:It, 493-3307 Sparow lnvestml. Div mo. 548-2588or644·7223 formal dining, huge fam 'fl ACRE ESTATE ' 963·7866 rm. study. 1undeea. nr llf.AJ,500. ..513CAMPU5Dl:ht'llJfE .-..·~n ~ BESI'BUYinB1gC.nyon LOVELY. ~usroM 4BR, Ho.HU ....... lhM MesaVerdeCC. lndudel ~ Must sell. $235.000. sWlken living room, f~ID D'-'---p ..._ f ••••••••••••••••••••••• w1ter. eardener. a•• Trees. trees. trees. No OPEN DAILY 11 Broadmoor bme, 4 rm. w/wel bar. Profes ly n~s ropeny GeMral 3202 cpt 1/drp1. Sf50/mo . down. FHA approved. 8A.M. T06 P.M. Couple needs 3br house 2.,.._ Ba, nr 7th Fcurway. ldscpd. Approx Ya Acre. I can find 1t tor you. M&-l213
S&S Resale Specialists. 3. ~ home-foom for MilVB.OUS ;:'g,::a :;:.ar:!~ Po~~ 714-644-1637 for appt. By IOMD REALTY . ~~~:s".er~~rc1~:~~. ···;;~;~;;·~;;;;;•••i4·-br-.-2-b_a_in_M_es_a_Del __ M_•_r
4or5bdtmmodelsnva1l, 891-7855 .. family home. with Its S12.Sk. range. By Feb 18, Owner. 714/831-9411 Bankruptcies, Divorce. Nice l.lnfum 3Br, 1~ ba. w/dbl gar. fa m.r•.
some w/pools. 968·4ti02 stately entry, large fam1-Sold ours. (99-2109. BLUFFS . Eleganl 48r, Near Marina. Spacious Investment properties. Just pa1nled, bltn stove frplc. cpts, llr'I». bltna Ir
Pennington Properties I i J'al ly rm .. sriacious mstr. 38a. den, ram rm, ownr patio home near schools. Belowmarkelpnce. f'ncd yard w/pool& frwt fncd yd. A·l cood. $US. 1~!o~ 11 ~f~~~~~4:riti:fjfs,J ~?je~!!%~: ~:::Zo!t~z;-:~tp~1 =~:::8r2Ba, f:.~l~.a-~~-r growing IC~a~~ a/~w~';~~&~~~'.==bctrm.Adulu.
Ur Try Sl0.000 dwn, • "'•1•• -S96.000· land incl. leveled pad. Country at t'R, DR. By Owner. ----UUI. furn. Avail. Feb. l.
$911,500 full pnc:c. Pnn mosphere, secluded ~1751 AMCHOIA-.1! MJNJ Warehouse. New. BELMON'r SHORES on $280. 642-0835
only. pis Kent Rogers •-H~"9• 1042 ~ area.$25,000. IMVISTMEMTS Gd.localloll,676unilsfor water. Cape Cod, sun· 3 BR Eas t side n r
Rlty 848~ ___ .:.~............. 552·7000 "Z" REALTOR494-86ll ,1 , ..... ,JL 77ll Sl,333,000. Mcr.963-78f.6 deck 3 Br FR. fplc. $$7~ West clHf. 3 BR.' re·
,. ,. -~ ;.,.i213 > 691·5331 , modeled. Big kite & yrd. Public Notice weatherly Bay 3Br. 3Ba. THE . · ·:. · -OPEHINti 8 UNITS _ . .._. S400. Al. 566--0846 Go t bl condo, pool. slip avaJI. VILLAGE · · For r / l i me R . E ScMlltt Logtma I 086 p ..i-...a 3207, _______ _
vemmen assuma e fB15000wnr846-2442. · .. salesperson. We fuml•h n••••••••••••••••••••• San~ Ana Five 2 bdrm l6oCI --.zwo • 'ke ft•w in/ouL 48r 2'--loans. Available t o • RE ~ORS " . . •••••••••••••••••••••••... ..., • .... anyooe!Nonewloancos· an;.. 1044 Ala· pleasantofOcefadlllies. $125,000. Oen view, b:y &c 3 l·bdrm Pnme pro-close shopping. 1chla ••
t.s. Low interest availa· ••••••••••••••••••••••• training f or ne"" ownr. (7141 .C99-1169, perty. $125 ,000. 15% 2 Brl Ba.st.ove,ref,yrlJ. bch. Huae back yr d
bl t k Ls 11111111 licensees &c an xlnt step eves. JLSS2 Toto Loma Down No pets. Mature adlta on· 557.3225 3 l' 4 ~~~~~c;r~u: .-.1. J_., up commlsalon scbedwe. 4 IDIM + POOL Ln. <Up West St. to the BILL tiRUNDY ly. li?75. 644~ ---------
Realtors, call M2·8854 Ttus summer you'll be Contact Dee Francis. $68,500 Valido> 38r. 3Ba. frplc, REAi.Toa 675-616 l Balboa Point. exceptional S::.·F!e br, garaae. Kids
---glad you lnvested in this Dolphin I.at Estate IJv rm. den. kltch. tfJe execuUvc. ho~e on ~ 1~. Main Rentals. 546-5:170 GI TERMS s uper sharp, freshly 494-8581 Outstand ing location, roof, Wild Cyn, 3 blks to for lse. Spacious livani.•---------WOODBRIDG painted 2 bdr m Cam· near schJs &c shop'g, For bcb, 10 yrs old. lot sz. AVAIL TODAY sun &dining nns. 4 Br, Klds welcome. l br T.tl In Huntingt~ leach bridge model home with lnro. call 210x85. Shown by appt. FOURPLDES Ba. elevator. grdns. encl $260. Fee
MO-OOWN PLACE rntralla~I ~Uoning, ~Hills 1050 673-7601 VERY PRIVATE From Sll.995 patio. ma gnlfice n l Main Rentals.546-UfO
Buyer ba s b o u Rh t IY OWNbEI r~~=ce + n ~!i;°:b~; ••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTCUFF • SECURE o Xln t c20ncor me lpropertie~,· pmoano67ra5ma_,...,2c bay. Sl, OCC S.....,.i·aJ ! .. 75. UUl .molherandMUST SJ:o;LL PopularGreen narplan exciti·ng extras. True 180de .... eevlew.3br,2ba. • ver ourpexesavai ~ ""'--
professionally dttorated with 4 bdrms + family vaJue at an unbelievable upgr:ded twnhme. 1557 BY OWNER 2 BR, 2~ Ba. Condo. Has Rents from $840 per m~ C-'-"---•--L ~"' 18 pd. Stv/refrig. Fee 3 bdrm, J'l~ba home BY 2 batha Ne t t.o I k n Frpl 2 I 2Br. 2Ba Luxury Condo, elec:. eye gate. new trash ..,...~--.... ~'" Mam Renlatl, 546-SJ70 TIUSWEEK·END.tlu"t' rm, · " 8 e. priceoloolY166900 Best sq.· c, car eec priced to seU, $61,900. each. Will not last. •••••••••••••••••••••••1---------~ Immediate occupancy. bu.Y lnlrvinel • . gar . Pool • ten n ls. Best buy in NewPorl . compactor. microwave Hurry, please call n..~-at.ed 3 br, 2 ba, dln· E·slde, 2Br house. New r1rushedbonusroomand Sll0,000. 586·3637 after clubhse. $63.900. Open uo,,,,..., oven. elec. gar. dr . 5_."3666 ""'-VI d bit ... u many otht>r amenities 6pm. Prioclpahlonly House l2·5. Law & JU· .............., opener&2frpks. Ocean· •v-ing r m. Camlly r cpll, rpa, m . -~.:O Just reduced to soclat.es,496-U72 HEW PRIME view, quiet surrounding w Jfrplc home. Nu mo.311 2lat5t.S4&-093L _J~:!: .. ~..,~~;~.11••••• !~~~ .... !!.~~ £;~~...,~*-· fg~.;~:4~r~~~ IWiuMll ;;;;:~~.~. ~~:~r..r~;
ON the park, near lake. 4 OM GOLf.COURSE HUDY•. PROFESSION ALL y $220,000. 552·7091. $83,500. HEW EASTSIDE JJ 3 Br, l~ ba. cpts, encl. Jd. BR.:! EIA, frnl<' As:.ume N K I "-b I ...,. 11·~ VI\ '66.oou Call Popular San Mateo LANDSCAPED Ste:ctacular Bay view. ~ ~->. r a ser ox: oo . ••• ..... ,...,.,, model <under con -ForUusone!Superarea. 3Br,28a,famr m.livrm , ...,.,. c ..... t r-~do, JBr ,,.;tt,~ CostaMffaTripl.x RoseLn.S3S0.541H411 ... ,.,.,,,., 2 Br-2 Story. Condo. ..~ '"'0 """' ..,. p id r h. strucL), right on 10th Pool/Park. Cental Cen-utlllly rm, $75,000. 2&,<,Ba. lennl&, pool c>.ff'. r c o owners 1p Newly decor 3 Br. 2 ba,
J MllH fairway at Rancho San tral alr. Nr Walnut & 831-2158 ~.500. 642·2568 for appt. townhouse unit with 3 --_ • Super kit, dbl gar. Min. FroMtheS..rf! Joaquin. Spectacular Kazan 2BlklltromNew bedroom. 2'h baLh a~•LS from bch . Cloae lo lmm~culate oome. bike view 0~ Npt. N~te~ & Irvin e H igh Sc boo I. MICE 4 IDIM aer 28 din i f owoers urut. '""1 ~ schools. Kids & small
t n l he be 11 c h • 3 ~'f!1.\>olghy !!;. """'· ast $54,000 2 bath with large pool, • a, rmhs g ~m " 493-2143 ,£. jQuall ~ ~ ok. $395. 642-'304 or t~drooms , 1~. boths. ... .,,,.,,_, Com ... lealty private community . rm. pool, quest e. im Pl CANYON CREST. New 646-2051
Duung 11rea. IMn1t tuom OwMr/agent5"48-lZ90 611 •1146 Walk t.o beach & tennis mac.SllS,000.645-2545 WalMla•ter 1098 ~· beautiful 3 bdrm model, · .
flre'11•ct-No, ~•it floors. Sea J oeqwn The Terrace, cowu. $121,~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Praperti•a au arnerut1es mcluding br, 1 ba, dbl.rm., ...._
d o I 7S:J-t920 sun decks, courtyard en· Garden. $325. mo • .,.,_ .c oo carp•t ' n >' 2 Br & deo. Beat loc ....... leod9 1048 C::::::CURJ!!.~ UDO ISLE 1•0001.1All'' NIW.-olUIACH try. wet bar, Iota of Ing from u . .._ l.M4 A, $60,500. call rarbell. pnme view, priced for ....................... CO..AEA........ Sav $$$ 0 Po I Or A
Realtors 962·~ Immediate aale Prine 00· w ........ ---lE3 4ff-4584 LUXURY e n 0 closets & storage. lnc&• ange ve. ---...., _ .,.,-w_.,... or 496-31.58 If Ilk t h Id B ... ,,_ ... _ M V _._ use of pool, tennis crt,· --------ly. -.soo. 752·7866 -·' you e al o This 3 Bedrm .. I Y.a a .... 1 .....-wx, M O ffuw jacuni & sauna. Yrly lM Dix Twnble, Zllr, 2be, • Pretffoe I.ch 2 Br. ,w/view ... ..._ Viefo I 067 fashion country look with farm style home has a, By ownr. SlS5k Pnn on S6SO cpt, dbl gar. pool, Dll
Ju.-1t h~tro. u rt·ullYr 4 cell gs ·11~j ••••••••••••••••••••••• U5edbrick,st.ained11lau warm paneled 18icl8 ly 549-41.32, 558-6431 Mr · mo.546-6299.557--0848 tirrlroom ' l'.;ntr ywa)' BELEJVE1tornot1nit-· u New Madrid home. by ceiUng fansandpegged famtly room.K1tchen1:s Werner
It-ads to 'lllnkt•n I M n1Z er upper in Irv me! ! Nice owner 4 bdrm, 2 story. wood noors combined tc r 1 II e d w 1 t b Ea r l y JASMINE CR E JI: K · ~ Adult Country Club Co.
room with voulled & 48rw1lgelot.nearcom· pool view $12'7,000. Ph produce a warm. cozy Amencan honey maple NEWIOUNITMOTEL most popular model. do 3 BR. 2.,... Ba. patio. ~arntd ce1hn1t-~ formal muruty 1>4rk Bnna hanrl 768-.SllD living environment Ulen cabtneu. Great storage on Coast 11 w Y In Plan 2 with 2 bedrm1 & fr pie. pool & jacu11J.
c1ln1ng , opt!n atrium tool" & bN.l!bes you'U want to see thlS; In gar. Ideal for lhe hob· downtown Hunt lkb. den A bargam al $685 $475.9f13..4003
S "·-B tf" NEWEST BR o· h All b ts ff J tll ted' Ke nt Rogera Rily permth.ooyearlylease. ------Co\'eud P;atao, 300(l aav..._. u I I tn·rm ome. Y t. urry. u11 II • 848-8300 Includes all amenities ... New3Br2Bacoodo,Jcar
111nd11caflnf( st12 750. Century 21 Surf and quietest area, Mis· this l uxury for onl) No"".IRg Down TO Clubhouse, pool jacuiu, gar, w;auto opnr, tpk.
Torbel. Rca llu r s . m.1000 sion Viejo. Popular El ll29,500. it you hurr)' UI 4BLKS.TOTHESAND tc:IUW!coorts. all conven1eocea. PU 962-~ Jardine, 3 BR, 2 ba, can Callfor appl. y 3 yr. old 4 plex w/dlx. mo.54.9-9386or 6"-05.U
RancboSanJ be yours, but won't last. 644-7211 ets owners unit . Kent ON LARKSPUR .. 2 ----~---1 HOMES B /Den bes today. Bkr. 496-8017 Beautiful courtyard en· Rogers Rlt)'. 8'8-8300 bdrm, 2 bath. no pets, EASTSID£ pool bou1e. ~r ' l d pa try leads to 1850 sq. ft . one car gor. S37S per 2br. den, frplc, $335. mo. W'•-wa-..a'-!. Ownr course. 3813 ecor. ·· EW MADRID gracious llv!nR. Tim 4 DUPLEX. alnt rental mth. yearly lease. Very 751 1767 .,., ~ ~-iAs\.833-poten . 0 c.a.5.a.5.a.a'-!.A Bedr m, 2~ Bath haa area. 2 Br ,.,._ Ba. de ---
wttfl wes.-....,.7 UNIV PK. Vi llage JJI. carry ls\ T.O .. pau sav· Beau~up~ad~:"lake. everyl hiog. Including taPrinched a11{aa~. S'74/A·9!' nlcl!. N:;'s~P~~~-~I~~~~
Today we have lhe btst Stanford end unlt. 2050 f?ontoyou. $95,750. Open haeSat/Sun 1.5. By ON JHE oversized Mstr. suite. c on y. wnr .,. R I CH T ON T II E w/MASSJVE brick Crpl,
Mlectlon of prime homes sqft 3 Br DR FR + 3 owner. 586.8719 Pr ln Formal dining. ram. rm., 673-4430 a EA C JI .ON, B l G OPEN B~AM celling.
ner offered Seven ba.'' $87.950. • ow'nu.mg521u;:mp Only SAND fi replace and seH · NEW OMM4RICIT co RON A Rf~;' CH· Vacant. 1450 No fee. Call
homes priced from 83).UOOor.ss2·9500. -cleun'5.oven.Alsoon u · SH•••11.-•ux B R E A K ~ R S 543-4l7lor 9S3·W17. 156,000. NO down to vcta. 3Moolllllh.~y Plaza Hewpot'i teocll 1069 llugc 4 Bedroom. 4 Bath sumable. lowlnterest VA ""_. ......-DRJVt; f'abulous View. ---------1nvestorspleast'<'8ll RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN LagunaN1auel ••••••••••••••••••••••• home acros11 the eand loan. Owner wishe s All 2 BR. pnv. setUnic. l bdrm & convertible O-Poa..t JZ26 191-7155 3 br. 2"'1 ba, popular San 496-7221 111.0136 BIG CANYON View of from the roaring surf speectysaleutS67.500. good ten:.nb. Shurt den.~ per mtb, Ye&t· •••••••••••••••••••••••
WsRey.Vuaollcourse Golfcourse•lake,2br 2 Huge floor to celllna . • Escrow nee. $122,000 ly lease. ennl•, Swlm'g, p vt
& lake . 11u,ooo. ELMORRO ba, uparaded. $117.SOO firepl1cebetween lhebl11 Roberts A&t.MS-1103 romm.2Br 28a~. ~·70441833-32U MJ..11 .. home, 3 bdrm, Jae/opt. Steps to Tenn picture windows. AIAo, ~ ON lST. AVENUE, In old U/W, w1br/dr1r. P \5.
"" .. crt pool jacuul sec large rueat quarters or Realty I .a.y FRO~ Coronet dcl Mar··2 bdrm 83J.1878 q&llCIC SALi! many lltru. $35,000. 644~5441 ' ' · summer rental. Deller " "' unit wtgaroge, laundry ---------
Cokioy 100. 3 Bdrm, Fam ~ HouM Sot . l()..3:30. Hurry I Call: 64$-0303 1au1 ...,..,,. 3 CONDOS C1dllllea & refrig. $400 BR +-ram·rm. Z frpk'1,
NIW USTIM& rm. pro( decor. all beaut 7731 or @f-8038, ask ''I .. PL.AH ••W.C-._. BAVVIF,W per mlh. Veorly leue. fenced. "500. 8eaut1flal ,
Fantastic,nurnew3bt, UJ>ad's.Park,~l,t.en· forJobn. Comp. redecor.; on cul P-I n•v lBr ..... private It un ique . nll. ra.900. ualified .. _ .. c. 1st Time ofrtted "" . llCCU ., • • .r.ol , ON B"'.GONIA CORON. ~5980 Agt. 2 ba + bonwi. Hl--"b up .. •• LAtiUNA CHAIM "" balcony. boat alip ava.I, r, "
11raded luit. twnbome prio only. By uwner. Thi.J Bdrm older home for Hie 3 BR. 3 ba .• fam $49 950 8ubterranean park1na DEL MAR. Cbarm1na 2 Toro 3JJ2
Ten.nb ct le rec. ball. S.01S8eves/wknds. with Dutch door, atained nn. Flrusbed & paneled Su Pet "i/ ea 1 0 n 3 wtclcc. ltllte• S6Z.OOO bdrm on comer lot. No •••••••••• .. •••••••••••
178.150. T-llwodl ·•··-w1ndowl. ""'Ued praie. $134,750 •·~-""-n-d ... _ l I 0 w n c r •PP t. on l Y pets or cb1ldrcn. $3SO per l 3 B 2 b I ----....,... "" C,... .......... -. N-u .... b~b"'lder . ...., room. ucn, cen ra mon•.. mmac r, 1, n1uper hardwood noon. brick ~ ----... -...... ·-... m·~ UI. "'I Toro neln"brbd. Cor Pu1,• \Iv f;ti;n,f11•lcf
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Jl!xqulalte executive wtt.b brickpetlo.$VT,500. Din, Den & wet ar + u BAYvtEWCONOO Greallocationwl.th vlew. a~ ror immed occur,
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nearschoob &sbopp1ng 838-407s den, 3 Ba. all elec. RoyalS.ltesMotel pets. $325. 845.3381 or ZBrlBa,nrbch.enclgar 1 Br.$275 permo,utilU1· Pvt courtyard entry kitchen, skyllgbted 727Yortrfownll•d lm·!l5lT $260. JOOS Alabam cl'd. Yrly Paul Martul Shows hke a model S36S New Santa Barbara·Vlsi atrium. pvt marina. 544-570laA5:30 mo 119·2038 or 1f 848~ model. Rent or opt l $1000. mo. (213)691·2170 Beach Blvd at Yorktown 2 Br. ruce & clean. close to Real Dlt.ale 644 738l
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*TRANSLATIONS* C.rpel Man will lay yours REMODELS-YOU KAVE l'f RF.ADY a.J!:A.NlNG, noor "win· Uc 32851J6. Bob 75().9354, p_... _. • PLUMBER· Repair, r~ ••• .. •••••••••••••••· cau~~ or mine. Repairs & ADDITIONS l'LLHAULITAWAY dow care. Dutch Maln· 961).31163 Avera&eExlr1Slry$34.5 pipe, i n 1l11ll1t1on Removals, trimmlr deanina too! Guar work ~tBldi'a 1778·l7M TIM54IH306 leoanceServlces:n-l.S08 2-Slr)'$46S.lntr,$45rm services. G Gidley, pruning. 'ree est u
at bl&&er uvinp. Fr est 1.e34·20T8 Le 32810'7 ~BriApl~~!:~aenPteanUo Prices Incl matr I/labor M2·93U JoUlly Insured. 642·2834 "5--31Me fUu!inc. moving, cleanup General baedn'g.,.. da. or """"""''''" Ouar, lnsrd, free est.
nNISH. REMODEL &c•---------1 LEEM.JARVlS 17/up.Treework full da. exper. Cbrilline BJockWalls BBQ Pits Ted627·7900or5$2.0lM HOME SAVERS PLUM· Trtmmlng, toppl111. Rprl' Small jobs OK. We Care Carpel Cleaners Addlt's, Rmdl'g, Hrs 8-$ Reas, fast, free est 842-M37 Refa, Eat.a.~ BING & HEATING . Free movtl\i. cleanup Wln
Reas.979-0379 StumCleanorSbampoo Pb962-3200,Uc317856 842-4.597 u-.a..... P'ut expert paper bana· est. $10 tlr. Hone..l & rates. LJc/Jntrd Tc
---------. Also Upholste~AJI work lledrical . WMdaw -·-. i o I b Y t be I ad Y Reliable Serv. BofA & S..Wl2A Master Craftsman. iuar. kefs/MC. Free est G« nd oC unsightly lraah MS-~or~7l'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• apec1allal. Ms trchg'". 847 0383 "T-------Spec1ally llnish, re Reas Rates ·~J7J6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & debris. Colleae slu FrieodlyMovingCO.Efft. 714/147.al67 7~13150 ~
modeling & repairs. ELECTRICAL SERVICE dent.SUload.548-&428 KINGS Carpel, Cleaning d ent, friendly aervlce . •••••••••••••••••••••
Reti.•98·3105 Carpet It Upholstery CALLS 115/hr. Call Sonn •~ J FREE b 1 It Painting Co. "WE 00 Loweat pou ratea. tale Ile. ln1ured, low Jewelry clanes. Bea
---------. Steam Cleaning. Fr eat .. f!42.8233 . Y"" er. au · 847--0882 price• too. Exterior TMlslolt 1-...1. --. Adv•"A~ •· w HARD WORK u .. .....,1 •· 821· .. ac7 ing, cleuup, tree worll IT ALL'' 1135-3561 · .. ,.... ..... ~ ........ • .-........ .. ,..., speclallat. Try me..C.Uco ••••••••••••••••••••••• cutlng. Pbone~-82'1 Home Improvement o Try a Dally Pilot for usable Items. Fen Experienced House· Clasalfled Ada aell big 838-SSS5 CANOPY1VSERVJCE rep~11r. Bob, 673·116 SELL Idle Items with a ClasailledAdtobuy,sell ces/bldgs remove d keeper.NwptBcharea llema, •mall Items or 14tRATESERV1Cl!'.: Find what you want
Bua., MS-2511 bome. DailY, Pilot Classified Ad or rent something 557-200> Call 646-7336 any item. 642·56'78. Cla.sslfled Ada 6'2·5878 At Fair Prices 960-1633 Daily Pilot ClasaiCleds.
¥ocalbt l..tals 4250 Offic• Rental 440 ...,_,s Mo.y to Lo. 5025 Lott & Po.cl 5100 Schools & tWp W..ttd 71 DO ...... Wmhd 7100 .... W-"d 71 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()ppor...wty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• lm;fr'tllctloe 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••
Palm Desert Rent rum layf1 oel Offices ....................... I st, 2Jld & lrd T.D.'a ....................... Attractive f'rl, part Ume Banki.na paruon wanted wt
hse In SILVER SPUR Avail 675-8141 LOANSAVAIL.ABLE SCRAM-LETS R.E . 0 c. Typing TB.LER wishes to auppleme1
RANCH. 3 Br, den. 2 ba, Alfillatt Credit not imPortant BE A PROFESSIONAL +clerical, wttb lntereal Full time position avalla· social security lncorr
comr. attrac. Feb or Exec. Ofc. Spectacular Tu Sheller 673-4883 Broker IYr-WERS COCKTAIL WAITRESS In l&lea career. Send re· ble for New Branch 1n by acting as Uve-ln con
lon«tt. 1700/mo. S'73-7.SO VleWof Newport Harb. & M..l •$99.00• aume to: Ad 815, The Costa Meaa. Expenence pen.ion to older womiu
days: SS1-4720eves. ocean. Furn; Se~y & Dhtributonhlp sc•r-ffs Purple-Empty -ENTER AN EXCITING Daily Piiot, P.O. Ben: preferred. 1st Federal Cail 588·8651 for h ._..to sa.. 4300 ~~~·Ud~rJ','1f aeg~ 1~~ L IW Gu.a~ Au~i:1e -p R o F I T • 1560, Colt• Mesa. Ca. Savings of Hollywood. ,_te_rv_lew_. ____ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• lJOOBUSINESSCNTR HOMEOWNERS borrow A college education now 01...AMOUROUS ll2IS2'1 Contact Mr. Chumbley. ompanlon for elderl AVOID rNCOMPATIBLE (714)67S-4030 PVLLOR PART Tl ME al low bank rates to con· costs about $25,000, but ll PROFFESSION i'-utomotive . 846·3355· Equal Opp. lady nights & weekendl
ROOMMATES!! solldatedebts, pay laxes, produces three very pro-•team ln 40 hrs from New Deuiil Shop oeeda Eml)lyr. Call 642·3276.
u _. ·e·Mote•832-4134 Modern Otlfice suite We are now appointing take a vacation. room I.Ki people: the student. prol:snl's the ~lne art of help. BAR GIRL. Attractive.--------~ • Laguna Beach for pro· distributors ror famous addition, swim pool, pay h Is m a ma and hi s waitress t«hmques. Top wa~ paid. Engine Salary +. College OK. COOi
T-*n TheGtlessworil ressiooaJ person, approx name brand cum & olf exJaUng 2nd or any PAUPER. •FreeplacementSv1. . Steamers. eng painters, C.M.~. Ovt Of Fiftdillg 550 sq. ft. $250 mo lease breath mints featuring purpose. •Day or evening ieaawms Wiers • pobshers, UP· ---------r All Shilts. Good Pay. Th
THATRlGHTPERSON Mary Bordman Realtor WRIGLEY 'S & T IC MECHANICS FOUND: Very s m CALL(714)751·~llM holstery shampooers, llAUTYOPllt Joll.yRoger.400S.Coai. "-•SS by~ 4'M·3'14 TACS. You may keep HATIOHALIAHK Chocolate Poodle, W/lt For I free conaull in one c .. _,_ out, pic'-... n •-d~ Hwy.' °"una Beach. Se _,.,. _._,. your present Job and ._ __ h 0 Pl ol'"•A t ofit rof '""""" a .... • ..,-No follow nee. Exper ~ lxealtl•• Suites llllrt p/time & expand w 17 I 4J6ll-3954 .,. .... ~=· ana .. .., ~~r. P ess It very. Apply at pref'd. Call 64.$-1050 kitchen manager Park Nwpt 3Br. 2"'1Ba,
furn twnhse. Cherie, 83J.2900day, ~1673eve
full time.later It "OU de· u--w__.._..1 SO~O area So. Calif aitress, lnc. 2059 Harbor Bl CM DelWleofficeswllb , ,,_1 __ ~ 17922SkyParkBl,SteC 6'S-l030 ' BOAT Ex per boot
efficient secretarial sire. Get in on the ground ••••••••••••••••••••••• F 0 U ~ D J ~ n 1 9 : lrvme, Calif., 92714 l---------carpenter, also ex per services. Ideal Crwy floor of Uus mulll·mllllon __..... -~-_ -Yorkshire Terner. male. ..UT~91-VICE g tcoat touch up man NEWPORT Crest, share accessnrOCAlrport $$industry. We fumisb ~ vie. Santa Maria an Priv.Planolnatr.By • ._._ e · ·
Jbd Condo; tennis, pool, BAKER CENTER all retail outlets. To NHO $50 000 Leisure World. Lagun11 Exper. Teacher DEPT.DIJVER ~r:n~~~fi~;:Sr:11[o!~
pvt. ba, $200. 642·3560. 666 Baker 546-2!182 qualify you must have , Hills. SJG..362'7 (lOyrs> 6'2-4630 Eves. Permanent poeiUon driv-Corp, 1626 Placentia (21.3)481·7030 ---------1 autti, a few hours spare lst TD recreational land Ing customen "aaslst·
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. CUstomomcesullesnear Ume and $4000 cash in· loan. 10% lnterest-7 LOST : Jan 17 , grey lngServlceM1r.lnmlac. _A_v_e_.c_._M_. _____ , COAM s:..-'d
Sha.re beauulul home on 17th St .. Costa Mesa be· vestment. For more in· year due date. <Property striped tabby, alter~d Jobs Wmhcl. 7075 tasks. Ideal for reuree. BOAT Vfte __.....
Lldo Isle. your cost $300 Ing completely re· formation write Lo Dis. sales price $140,000.) Mr. male. 12 yrs old. Vic. ••••••••••••••••••••••• type wanUnJ leisurely MANUFACTURER for conv. hosp pref'd + ~utll. 675-8745 decorated. Space avail. lributor Dlv11ion, P .O Rickard, Bam:tl Realty. Mes a Ver~ e Dr , Mut'"°" Lady Uve·ln com· pece In pleuantsurrouo· NEEDS SANDERS& F/Ume, Hrs 10:30am t1
Share modern wood & from 320 IQ. rt to 710 sq. Box SJll, Brea, CA 92621 642-5200 M;~ms/~~!l"c1a Hi Ans pan1on & It hskkpr. clinp. 9 boura each oC 5 MOLDERS 7pm. Apply Park Ud
alass oceanrront apt. ft. at 50' per sq. ft. Call PLEASE INCLUDE lo Reggie • Faouly pet Elderly person or semi· days a week totals SlllOO Applicalions now being Co n v a I es cent , 481
wtf8yr old maleperlec-~ PHONENUMBER. Mort-s. Tnat Reward.979-9098 invalid . Refs. avail. month. Mwit have good accepted. Apply at Flagship Rd. N 8
t ... _ ·~ . t ....__~ so~s P'--~.. 5350 546-4068 driving record " know sec u r I l y 0 I Ci c e . &42-8(>W llorus wnu wan .... qwe 900sq. rt. Prof. ore space. VWWQa ~ ...--~ the area. See Service ---------atmosphere. $400 mo. yr-Cboice Costa Mesa loc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ERICSON YACHTS. 1931 COOK bpet-'d tySlartFeb.l,askfor Hadley R e altors , MAHUFACTURIHC'i OM Drinllingproblem? ~WCMhd 7100 Mgr .• HOWARD Deere Ave. Santa Ana. Ftttmeposilion.Applym •r-'. ,,.,,,0 .... 7 evt>•. .,.,,., ........ Patented Item SEC D DUST Call AIAo .. ol Helpline • ...,.. Chevrolet, Dove & Quail <NO PHONE CALLS> L 8 t ""''"""""' ~ ~ DEEDLO" .... S "•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• St.s N rt Be .. pe rs on , e 1arr1 / 1 Unique piece or equip· "'" 24tlnaday83S.38JO .. ewpo ac... French Cafe, 414 N Female to share 3Br on 3 Offices al 724 N. El me nt projected net $10,000 maximum. Com· ADTAKSt IODY MAH/Auto N n 1 d Nu
ocean. NB. $200+ul1l. Camino Real, San Clem. $280.000 thls yr. Present petillve rates for good PREGNANT? Pttlrne. Mon, Tburs & Wanted. Experienced. 64~~g:rl " v '
Chuc:korDan675-6237 Except loc & parking. owner unable to handle. credltapplicants. Caring confidential Sat.15Hnlperwk. Must AVON Fulltlme.Goodbenerits.1---------
Roommat.e, J Br duplex, Call(213)~aft6. Can be r e located. HOIUNSRULTY counseling & referral. beneat,pleasant&eajoy Apply at AllencoOK. pantry man or
·i N be h .. Leverage w/2t%down * 49,. .,.57 * Abortion, adoption & dealingw/thepublic. AP· Oldsmoblle/Cadi!lac. cooks helper. Phon~ Sl2S + uu . r ac • ....._sllllhll 4.,,50 · ...v keepi°". ply in person, Pen· MldA....-.s 2 8 3 3 2 Cam 1 no 499-2271askforCher
Laguna.494-8460 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ull 751•1741 ---------r APCARE 547·2563 n)'laver, L&eo Placentia Wlte.c.tGl•llMJ Capistrano. Lag Nlguel.1---------
Resl)OnSible young couple 700 Sq. F\. ofc. avl. Pac. Hcaabwgtt .,:.w Dog LOI~ 9Q/ Ave, Cotta Mesa. Up Yow 496-0800 &c83L--OllOO COOKS
&oabare3bdrm hse,3mi Cat. Hwy, Newl)Ort Be~. Franchise. E-Zhelp run M'1 /0 *SHARO.,.,..'S* =Jobi ---------•Male or female. over 111 ~ Call Robbie ...... _ •-...11D • --" Animal Hospital Bc><*keeper/Accountaat, to work davs. Applv m fro m pier, surrers. s;;q,:;o· . S1500 + mo. net. Plwi F:;-T ~ OUTCAL.L MASSAGE IATHS·laUSHB Let A 0 show you bow part time. 1S.2JO Hou.n. person: , ,
9152-7308 maeyotheratoinspect. e.t enftll eel ~1224 fUUUme644-5't80 to build & run your own P twk. New Atlaoti• DB. TACO
Strai"ht F'·M s hr 4er. Balboa hland; retail. 751-3741 SattlerMf9.Co. -.-....... -E-EXP--E-Rl_E_N_C_E-.-. ---------•business. Control your Marine, 887 Randolpb, 1720s..--..a-cM w vu E Bluff $27S. 9-S commerc. or o ffice UNITEDBUSlNESS 642-2171 545-0611 111 A/PBOOKXEEPER own hours. own income. CM. ,......_
640-.(000or644--0904aet 5. ~pace. Otr-slrt'et park· INVESTMENTS ---------•Adult motel. Closed Must have tract bome To find out about this ---------MTED
--11\&· Approx. 500 sq. rt .. l52.5MesaVerdeDr.E. PRIVA.nPAlltTY circwtTV. ForReserva· construction exper . challenging earning op. IOOIU(EIPEa COOK WA Want fo' Z4·35 2BR apt, priv. rest room. Rltr. Suilel06,CostaMesa WUJ pay more for your _Uon.s __ ._64.S-__ 3967 _____ Please send ttaume & PortunltyCallS40-70Uor F/time. payroll, A/P. GOODPAY Sl42.~. CdM, nr bch. 644·2'343 Mon. to Fri, 9·S UBI Open 7 days 2ndT.D. 6'2-3573 •KAREN'S * salary requlremeot5 to Zenith 7-1359. A/ R. Invoicing, some Apply Jolly Roger .
67J..4509hfr10, aft 1 Bauer Development co .• --------•! taxes. Mature career 400So. Coast Hwy -------tSlore $275. 20x60. ex· ~SEMEMTCTR A.O.Cll'ftlah/ OUTCALLMASSAGE U.51 Dove St. N.B. 92680 . person tor small manuf. Laguna Beach Rm mate to sbr h!e at 511 pasure 65,000 cars dally. Batting Cages, Games, Penonab/ &PM 2AM 838 1780 No phone calls please. BABYS ITTER I L 1 t e ( 3 o > E m p 1 0 ye e s .
Park .Laic Bch. 2334 Nwpt Blvd. C.M. aJIE-Zrun&fun.Netling Lott&FMd · · ---------1 houaewrk. Bach father Benefits. Costa Mesa. COUNTER GIRL. part
494-0434 Pkog fmt/bk, FA heat· $2:5,000. yr. wino promo-....................... AIORTIOH Architect•.. nds mature mdiv. 20 brs. 631.3344 for appt · lime. e.'<per. Apply Cap
Ing 2 restrms. cptd, tion. Sl9.500 full prlce. Qiunseling&Referral JobC .. aift Mon·Thurs. Boy 10 · ta.Jn Mike 's Flab Fry. 815
GGrC19Hforl...t435 67S-7188 CallfordetaJl.s. A.•ci•=••• 5100 Preg.•-t.avaU.wlm .. _ F/t1mew/exper.lntyg: Dwntwn H .B. work IOYSAHDGIRLS W.19thSt.C.M.
••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------, 11•1 751·37 .. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ "" ......, 2291 home""" ~163 M' STOREFRONT _, .,, &...£-..,,,._W.--A..lof :MHrHelpline547·1M95 V RaldenUaJ. Must .,.... · .....,.,~ wloo Vle10 • El Toro DEUVERYIOY Smgle garage S30 per mo --.--, ----b · •. k area E rn 0 0 8'h S Cos E Coast Hwy, corona •SPIRITUALREADER am 1t1ous.,. ~~r Bab15Jtter 7 yr. boy art . a Y ur wn 4 HrsDay,5 days week W l ~· u Mesa. ctel Mar. $350 per mo PIZZA tfrptosJa w/mlo. supervu1on. scbl. El Camino Real mooey selling subscrip· $2.50 hr . Lloyd '" storal(eony540-0706 PaulM• ... ;ft RealF.atate 1272,000.GR Free Consultation FullyUcensed SalaryS8-S10perhr.CaU Sehl. Irvine. 552·9086 llonsaflerschool.Forin· .. ..... • (714) M6-6014 J.Jl155 El Camino Real ~ nt 6'2 6057 CormaUon. call 830-0913 Nursery 2038 New part Dbl hi door, 170 Single &M-73113 2Yr new. Mlu 1on Viejo. le5S•on . SanClemente. Forappl orap.,.. • bef.3pm. • Blvd. CM. Apply in S35M-~~i7J..J~es St, Costa ......,. .. R...tal 4500 Only at 30'1 of potential. Lost & Fo.d SlOO 492.9034 492 7296 --------•laabysilter for Saturdays. IUSIOY _pe_rson __ . -----~,. , •o• $40,000. yr. net. now. E·Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... __. .. ..&.....------. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .Don't mi.86. ar-sEMBLERS permanently possibly ..__ .... ,_.,.. ., ... , o~ AL ASST
<iaratil:' for Rent. dwnlwn 1«JO sq. n.295.S B&C Ran Ull 751-1741 Found: Young male Irish MASSAGE "'1 some eve work. rer. tor banquet dept. Must '"""'
Laguna Bch. S30 mo. dolph St, C.M. $288. mo. --------Setter. Brown leather RGURE MODELS For precision electro· 54.s.5165 art 6. speak Spanish & English. CHAIRSIDE
497 2113 fU6.2130or679-3709 leerfWIM Tavtt'ft collar. Irvine Ave, CM . C mechanical assembly of Only experienced need Exper'd only. Short work
$G,500. MONTH _Sf8.._U'7 _______ 1 ES ORTS small compaoents. Ex· BABYSITTER. Resp .. apply. Apply in person wk. Benefits. Busy pra("
3 Pool tebles, cigarette LOST male Irish Seller OUTCAU. OHL Y per. pref'd. Da~ Only· loving woman lo babysit 9am to Spm Mon thru Uce. H.B. 962-2436. l\nd what you want rn
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645-1930 b & oth d 631 ~• 1 I STACOSWJTCH INC Infant twin girls on Fri. Alri>orter Inn Hotel. . Fn:fu:::i in s~l'ga~: ~ ~~ater & Euell -----·~----U39 BakerCotlta Mesa alternating weekdays. 18700 MacArthur Blvd. Dental. chainnde assist Offk•._... 440 -12_00_i_q_fl_&_!_l_s_p_a_ce-1 Blvd. loc. Terms. Ail. RELAXING MASSAGE 549·3041 Call646-87S2 Irvme. Full tam.e position open
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•1.t'""" LOST : Whl. Great BobJam-·Lic.Masseur eA .. A'Oppo E lo er Bab i ed u ror exprpersontonui.st w rront ok. lac re;ir ~ """" ~.. ..,....., r mp Y ys tter want : ... ust CARPET Cleaner wanted denllSI In Irvine. Somt' .. ~r 223 Phase '"lac J>yreoees, male. Ans. to Outcalls9-9,494·S111 --------· bematu-&reliable 11v r . 'd Good d--' WESTCLlf·F BLDG
Nl WPOfH O! M::t1 """ • • ., Ciifhlt....... "Woodstock " Vic '"' ...... /lime. exper · knowledge of expan "'"
m o . u n ll l o 6 2 9 ,.,_r¥'V ..... a·~ ••""Alallies TUslln HS, If round or In· •PAI..M READER• ~SEMBLER$ house. 499-1190 Lag. Bcb. pay. 892·1141. duties pref'd. 552-8339bcl r-.M .. ,. • ...,... .• , ... ,, .... -·-•••
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T('rmanal W1y~ 540 5710 """· ., ..,.. ~ .,_.. ...,._ dln r SlO 8&2 days 646-068Hvt'!. gilts, sma 1 furmahaogs, to. pls caU: '131-0294 .....,rea g or Babysitter wanted , CAI WASHH&P --·------beaml~ba~ureraea_. uclu1lve FOUND, bwn/w_bt male Pal:c~~~f~[i~re ,. .. ,,_ mature loving womanl 1 Over 18, flilm• Dental Asdst• ./u··-./,.,,. __ .1 --./,_,-.....
4000aq tt . lft< per sq rt. Top " .. n·.1r V S Xlnt O~Portunity ln Mis· day per wk & wknoa. 5 LocatJooa needed for bw;v group ~d. Muny 11mcni1ies. u·· ll7 .. 200 Puppy, w y. IC. anta Own transp Laguna ,
w .. .. -. Isabel & Oran°e, C.M. EXOTIC GIRLS s1nn lejo Industrial · ' MetroCarW11h specialty practice. Gd bclll C.M loc. 673-1417 .. Com P 1 ex M 81 e 0 Lower A rcb Be aeb ._,,.H.a bo 81 C ~ , . ht 1 1 OnJ /_,_ .... 642-221112 Massage&Modellng female. M. ust have Hahh. Salary opea. _,., r r • ·•· oppor .• orng gr . Y M•chine shop for rent n --Co~ Etc. Outcall Only 542·3169 494 2825 exper•d need apply. Non C.111 Mr l'low .irtl
1\4 5 1\10 I 21"MoriSlck1lalh<'.elc '""!:'",ooo VRLV'NET FOUND Basseut Hound, manual de xterUy In · · CH•SllDOMo. srnol<er.Ca11644~S.
Ftn Valley 96.17010 ...., West aide. Ca 646-3237 •.tffulGlrls small components. BABVSI'ITER my borne, BlueBeet87S.3333afU
WellestabSoulhOrange er•:30. W d I Famrllarlty usln BalboaPenln.lchJld,2 DENTAL Exp'd •lMOFREP.R£NT• Mor... 4550 county atore. owners oul Ike to meet nucroscope veryhelpful eveniniiperwk.6ll-48S7 OrthodonicAsst wanted
1 2 J Rm offices from ••••••••••••••••••••••• failing health Corcea sale ound: Doberman. red f.enUemen tor day or eve Good benefits. Sal or or833-8268 Clerical Tov pay for nght person
S 125 ll t> r mo Ad J Small 00.t lrtralltrs. ren, 29'k-Down. male. Vic Nr Costa Meta un.535-5363 comml'f\Surate w/eitper. C.M. 546-5170
A1rportrr"Hotel. No lease tal spare. Sl.00 per root uu 117-42 0 Park. S48-075l RlTA. 535 So. Coaat Hwy. Ca.II Carol, 581·3830 fo BABVSITI'ER for 4 year GENERAL .DENT AL LAI
rcq 1133 J223T1l noon Limit lcn~h 22', 11119 Cl..M.'--. u ..... -.... Found: Wht Mlnl Be lge L. 8 . Ple ase contact appt. old boy. Da)'tlme, need
------~onrovla Ave. CM See ..... ._.,........... M le Poodl N u h J l exceptional person for IOOt(l(EIPB 60' PB SQ FT M1ror A all uu~ SlS 000 net Hein· run a M e. F ewd de p, um 0 lENTe r . 0 r m . this ""'"Ilion S46-~7 omcE ""·3S. 1 girl ore. Arctl 1817 W.....,......LI FF-NB ' .. .,..., · ' · ,. . n e a r c I a e n RC . R ..-..., c:.->•'----------1 Casual wear tor gals & Falrview,SA.ss7.ZJ68 Auoctale ep Rec Lediier & mi~c de
ACT $41S032 Stot"1111eGarage, $25.1959 guys. Carry moat Working mlddle-aaed llOttOVB BABYSITl'ER 6 yr boy, M S r T ta.al fi42 64l., 14PM or M I " C M MO IXPB. HEC A ... •cblt1ome evs. • -v· D A ' A -... • • So. W .. tdff Dr. a P e " v e · · popular brandll. Very at· F 0 U N D : Co I 11 e , man w /yard 41obbv, to .. , " uv CORPORATION .. wa-0578 M •ot K PH be h l ' ~"art only. Bal Penln. 1185 an ------onaa('r in 'i ... ; trac. ac: oc. Westminster & Fairview room & board w/mlddle " I edl l r
NewPorU'i111111cl1ICtr ~ UU 837-4200 SA, 1 /12/77. Ma le, aged lady. Ref. Write ad u you're new to Orange 8PM.96Q.29'17 :nfooiviJ!.f~i!:,~~Jo~~ DENTAL A11ht..t ~Offfc•Spac• .._..W~ 4600 11»5502 11851, Oially Pilot, P.O. Co ,temporartlydlacon· BABYSITTER·Woman tY1Nn1anct1eneralotlice Expr'd Orthodontic
Call on Site Mana11er ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stftches & 11IMp Box 1560, C.M .. Ca. 92.626 timung your education, wbo love. chlldren ror dUtles ch al r a I de a 11 • I 1 t
(714)842 31llext1A6 A_... Cute needlecraft •boil otl L 0 ST G e r m a n r•centl " dlseharged p/Ume1l'·Un1. u., home . ..,eol:~-·. -"""llent com Regiitereit. Wilhna to · O.C. student n~ room main stre•t in bus" Short.halrtd Pointer. 17th Brin"t, slro"" ca ....... nter "' 1 " n1 "' '""' ""'""" k 2 ~r1 ua ""'0 t Call a.ll6 Not "' 1 .., ... .,... from the service or for rr.M781 pany benerlta lnclud· wor 0• ca .... .,.,, · If You Need A SUlffed . toren · pm. tourllt town. Good local It PlaccoU• Ave . C.M. tmet.iculous worker) ndt Ill" ~4IOO seeltinf tern---------..., '""··· _540--_300_l_e_v ___ _ f\irnlabed Office. call ovr l20. 751-7171. clientele Low rent 631-3800, 04·2568 a pl. A 1 e 4 4 , s 1 l 1 n.. .. i.1... .... • E . 'U b poraryorcaroeremploy. ........... ... ............ ._ ... c ... THE XECUTIV Motber/dau1hl~r want Ull 137-4200 ro·~DH t /Sa ..-vegetanaow. exc .re• matt,conslderthlsunl TB.La lOda ..,_... ,.
surTE. Rt'nt lnboclude 2·1Br house/yd t own •--...1..../ir.-.• £.....-..1 blk.'"m'a1~ /hep~f;~ ~t.iriT/redemod. wn~1t.,CAodr !..~. queoppor. Youunearn Bankuper.req'd. Uoft. r.iri.rrl:s'M~~:j dP/tlmc ... ,:;omne clertg!1
1 f/time rttt'pt · P ne lot/)'rly. 1300·$350 or ~"-~ rvvv VI Co t H NB '~" " "°"" ---.. TOR ln1ur•nc"'. 11 Paid utlca. ncll e.dble . .,. mall service .. utll II 1375. loci. util. Rc.-f ~. mthly net. U~GOO~ ~~a ·, · Daily Pilot, P.O. Box ,.--.,vr...,.--holidaya pe;year. open. Hunt lkh. Exper'd
Janitorial. Secys " of 675-9996day /eve. RuenUy remodeltd. 15e0, C.M., Ca. 112128 S 196 Pll Wl8( NCR 1'15 expcrlenc• only need apply. Refs re
equip avail Newport 1lway11 busy. d)'Tlam1te Found: Bin ck Poodle Contact BobCrel&hton tr you are interested In q'd 842-G631 Center. MO·S4'70 Cple "daughter n~ 4Br i......acb loc. Owner movlnf Irvine Ave/Bri1toJ, Nwpt Based on your produc· Irvine NaUonaJ Bank j I I , __ , ------
1 """ t Iv It y . Comm -+ 833-~00 EOE o n na a proicre1111ve Dental Front Office Loni:t r'rtmr lotation In Hunl· home/yd/yr Y Balboa to1, Hawall. Come chec Bch.~ Eaauk:,_-~ ln~nt.lvea•extraprotlt -----·-·-·-·--. corporat1on pltNC con· cone xray, restorallvt-
t 8 h ltle. own lot. $300-~. .....,...._ ban bol\ On the job BankhlaSf& L tact Personnel Dept. experience preft'rred. 81 ~~ n t !! c 0 n n.t workinlt It student UU 137-4200 FOUND: Doa1 Cocker ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ng ua. ivuouiun · """ aquarc nW.day/eve type, black olaer m•lc. Sdlool. & tr•lnlna. Tremendou• UAMCH MANA•a non·1moker Now port feet.Sln~:-,1 1ard0eoodn\ype ORYC1earunttrLaun4rY CoUeaePk.CM.548177$ t-....a........£1-7005 potential to reach A rtd..-al Savb1p A.· MSI Centtt,"4·2750
store or "' ice. e llMl 11• RT I fi d flt1l.1b -~.-.. ·~ • manago-tocJation la lffkMI a e assl&ned park o t .... SOOS · · P ui an ° • Rtward Golden Lab ••••••••••••••••••••••• meot. poatUona. Must. be -...... 1_ ror Ill N-.....,. D"T... EL EC T R 0 L U X Ca·,, ""Pl xa1 *"" lableclot.ht. E•clustve I ~ u c I .... A • U•u wou .. ,_ b ....... ~· ·-.... •• A ~ Authorised •• , •• " .r. umme •••••!••••••••••••••••• cllentele, (deal ror !?'8'.YJC. · .. nn..to-..--. ,..EN PlflOftlww•amlllOus. BN.cho(Oce.lndlvidual.a COIPOIATIOM aervlt'e. M/P'. Pull
ff Cwl~e .. ? husband Ir wife. WOfk 0S0 .548-'7m TIAIMFOI For appointment only mWJtbe famlllarwlt.btbe P/tlme5U.-.iss
DILUXIO"'CIS Over 500 Active local 4/dAl>'I p/wk. WlU teat'h SIOOO.UWAU IAaTIMDIM6 call ~~~~~=~ l40Rtct.rA ..
Qimml • lndat1 apactt, bua. llstlnp PINM (&11 bu.tlneta. SlUOO F.P American Tourl1ter TWOWEEX~ Uf·l IH orbualMMape.t1tnctla Coat a Meu. Ce ~.~ J!~~rb:n:ri~~:
2M> to 2000 aq. ft. A. low or atop b)' f0r ''" lnto. 6"S7-3'7l5 brown standard brief· NAJ1~·~£NT 8 ~~~~~~~~I clea1nld which e1111 eff~· '2627 Laauna Ni(Uel. 493-3!34
uZ<tQ.tl.Le1Nlpel6 AU u~tortn It lypet, PAl'nm WAMT8 eae. Return w/MI CO'Jl· ASSISTANet: -~~..,.._..-....._~ ... 1 Uvely ttlmulate new l714tJ4t·"27 or83H234 Mlulon Viejo areaa. W• l'UU'antea to pleue Adlvewornanlnt.4lrated tent1. No quutlona GOOD.JOB ~ buln., development, •----------
Handy to S.D. Frwy. J'OCI. ln a oew a1ft aaUery. uJted. Aak for Denni. O~POf\TUNlTrES Atltllootlieeiier 17&0 aullL outtotner• a •-· .. lOpportimlty IXIC. SICRITAIY
C..Jl:PH400 111·1741 Loe. Newport S..cb. Jn· Rottlno,67M2S'1 .,...CAN Sem4.ari.. -moOnw penannel. ~x-~mp"1,';,M/f' TO PRES1D.ENT raah
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l'lhPORTB£ACU WSlfeuVWdtOrE pref. Pboee Mr Smith puppy, tem. 11em Vic SCHOOL lrviMPtl"tlOMe.IA ~~=-Kerr Goodcarecro~. Very
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JCP84MIYCO. f°' small M in .. &.rte MllJl¥Co'1Ne«S la.s.t. Reglatered 18711 WAREHOUSE SALE ------laloobll~fora lYPWi ti t>tlcpng Non MCI• Verde! oWC'e, l2 YOUTOOAY ! C.11818»4 DUSn IUT -·Yt CAINTHIW
Part Time •mok~ ~mo 848 USO '/MI'S old and full Of MW Employ-Pa AH ....... --~ ·--I ideu Allract1vt-office. ~·.. Y '""'...., •:=:ff-=" 10 IO 118 yda rust nyouu P I.alb. rw. Caott.d Ut Retndeni A1eocy on--180 ydl &Old. ucrtllce... SICUtm tho r o u" h training. 4020 8Ltth St. Ste 10. •••R••E•;•R•l•O•;•R•A•T••O•RS••••• 04* M .................. S-old muat sell '7waot
&ell('f()UI ('Omm1111on1. Nt'WpOrl Buch m.8lt0 .. c. -'-'-·---·--'-W1dlar at ..... raSOM PHONE SALES communllr Ot'Wlletter Call for Appt/Eatab '&5 WA.511ERS.ORYERS .-----. FOC' ••le swtmml.o1 pool Ex~r ttq'd Xlnt work J.nci be6t o all. 1t top rt! R«0nd1tlon1·Repro1 & Ullnp, caJJ in am. Phone intc coodl & ouutandln11 Phone Sales people. ~~1t1at1on L1cenuc'1 Security Cuardl·lmmed Prat Damage. Guar/l>t!I. HUllY FOi IEST SELICTIOM lll8HS4S. bt~ maleorfemale. l6t.o6$-.... openings In Newport 29Yt11lnOranacQ> ,,,,__~. l --------
Applyln Person yean of 11e. Gu1rantet.'ld Jackie H.andlema.o or Bt'ach. 4\ Hrs per wk DUNL.Ar'S · -..--r ....,. ,... i-·or Sale Sam.oone i
Mon·i"YIJOam-4pm W&Jlt'S or romm!l>&1on,s. JlmWood Grav•yard abllt l815Newpon81,CM lll lt"•••NA-....Me.,.....,_ aulter. lu&&al• tan . 24 'mble111 tllmd 2~ East 17th Street. 714-546-SttO UnifOM'nl furn. Wkl1 P•'I CAUM&-'1780 (Hoag Hospital Area) PhoneMll-Ul88. MewpOl't leach Suite 0, Costa Mesa, w/ove.rt.lme & paid var 141-0ZIO POI.IMAM e-·al()ppor Employer between s·OO Ir H·30 p.m _ C..11 for 1Jlterv1ew (2131 Refri1erator l97S Ad· Dyna-Gym lib new. Paid
..,.... 646-"223 573-9150 mir 119 ft P Id $400 _... $480, wUI aacriflee ROO. ~="n':r~'f!•;;.:~~!l•--------i F.qublOpportunity ~., · SJ~~llrm~~:2.1f9 '~ C4ll67S·l4'11
palntlna needed by lo:mployer ~ r it Secy for mr.ml rompanf. W h & D S 5' ""1lihrlt 805 0 ~Sde 1 0 55 Weatcouter 3 •heel W•IHil Coli> .. maker oC LAMIMATORS r wllh .f!xp. n general o . aa er ryer 1,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• JI t $ZOO C 11
the •orld'a rinut Westaail Corp. bas im ~';.-i..i-~•). fice&ityptni.S48·5300 takes. S'ruNNINO Rust V1ilvetGaraaeSale:Jan.211t& ~~r · a
aailboat.I. Qualified c•n · med. vauncies for Phont: Sohcllors. p /T ~ r...i~ Service Station Atten· &42·2497 Sola & love.tat. all wood 22nd. 160S1 Shu11ta. nn. ---------
dldat.e must be up1ble imden & touch-up peo Make dinnt!r appoint dnnt. exper'd. Day & Non w0t'kln1 appliances gafhtl aet. matchtng cof Valley. aotiquea, blke1. ALUMINUM PaUoQ>ver.
cl 1UJ*'vl.alng a crew of s>'e w/al leaat l yr ex ment.s rrom our office. RE SALES· Eves. Full & p/Ume. Ap-want.eel. AJ.ao REPAIRS fee server 6: wall w1tt mag wheels, l.2'll24'. xlnt rood. STS.
&.10 me fO{ palnl ~ de perienc. In boats. Apprdly NO SELLING. Mon-Fri, JOfM OUR GROUP ply, Shell Station. 17t.b & &SAL~MS-5848 sOeAKt. NKinaug' SonfaBe~roolovm. "-'-a, appliances & mlsc You remove.118:1-M90 tall work. Xlnt Op· to tbe Secunty Gua . 3-9PM. N~ 5 r('llable Irvine NB .,. ....,.,_ ol I h l\CSed II pe>rtunily For the right %'7S McCormick. Coau ........ie immed. $2.75 + We have an openang (or ' . Moved Mu 1 t s e 11 eseat Den furniture Qn Sat ~PM. 325 Alvarado 1 ~ eft a go
man. Good salary & Mesa ~ Pref lB & over an e it per i enc e d SERVICE STATION Frigidaire wabr. dryer. az bdrm set. Kg 0 ,' Qn Pl. Bal. Peon. ~ ~f· .atlnt rood.
benefits. Cill Ms . 540-~ salesperson Oul11tand ATTENDANT SlOO.TbeBlulfs.644-l504 mattress & box springs, MOVTNG SALE DOVER --·-------
McDonald S49-9711ext47 lng working rond1tiol1ll & 21 or older. Apply in Se K ore sher glass top dinette, lge de SHOR""" N 8 ·GI Li Velvet aofa, hll)d carved for'1ppolntment Legal Sec'y HB. musl Phone wo rk.answer ~nl comm1.SS1on split person, Wed-Mon tOam a.rs enaa wa · corator lamps. High ..:..>. • • gan <' ends Star Sewing
have xlnt alulls. ~xper phone your home. occas CALL for intt!rvlew to 4pm, 2983 llarbor, gr~at condition. $100. back cut Velvet chair gar sale. Loe furn. appl, hi. 646-7649
desired. Will train or llOperday.sts-941!6 67J.7601 C.M.atBakerSt. Call84.2ZlM. ALL IN BEAUTIFUL tv's. ong oils. prints. mac oe. · :ien. Malnlenaoce/Han-
dyman. days, for lbe Undborc Racquet Club
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1142-1141 uk for Tony.
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646--1787 ask for Evan.
M!ltatd I IW7-«>41. .. -Servlc• Station "tten-1973 GE 22· S by S. iulo CONDITION. 554-4760 many decrtr's items Skis, f\aher supergls 200 PHCYI'OGRAPHY Persoo -•·-.. ~ ( Crptn'g & much. much CM w/bmdangs S30. Toru WMCHCOUMTIA 1nte resled In Career dant. exper'd. Full or ~<'~,?!~ker. no rosl. *•I BUY•* more. Sat &c Sun. 1210 Saller Fbrgli l85 CM loodrra,..atioft Photography. Over 21. part-lime. Apply A~ ~do Ci rn. USO. Polaris Dr w/blndlnp ~.Sid boots
Expr'd person wunled tc: Ill del & hm1led lab RETAIL SU.Uoo. 17th & lrvl.oe, Good used Furniture & & polf'S. Arrow xtrl bvy
work at lunch counter work. Call for appl ll'Sf MANAGER CM. Speed Queen Washer. Appllance1--0K C will Hones 1060 dut.y noor & cpt sham·
prepanng sandwiches & 00-JIWO Ai> rommercaaJ Very good sellorSELLlorYou. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pooer m. mlsc aml tbls. s a I ads . Un 1 r or m For Jr. Sportswear chain Service Station Allen-cood.IUoo. $50. IM&-34UJ. MASTEAS AUCTIOM For Sate: z ponies" 1bow $4()-0'TQ.
funuaheti. Med & Hos~ Production Assembler :.lore Opportunity for dant. Pl ume. Av~1l eves 64M'86 & 83).9625 quarterhorse. i---------Benefit.a. Apply Lmdberi Trainee for electronic co advancement. Salary & wknds. Exper d only. FRIGIDAIRE, apprx 7..., c.11847.1001. r.')kl boo~. n 8 & 6. Lge
NutritJon btwn Carouse Day sb.1ft only. No exper rommensur11te w/exper Neat !IP Pe 11 r · & yrs, gd rond Croas ~ SAVE! JAN. SALE. New <'Wit. sofa, spinet organ
& Bullo~ks. So Coasl req'd Xlnl co. benehts Apply 10 perso n : ha odwratlng. Apply fnr.S50.M11_·7472 / & used furn . nppl 's, APl>.Y Gelding. perm re $300 640·5296: 586~
Plaza Shopping Cnlr m-8833 P ET R I E S . I 4 7 morns 2S90 Newport lk--a-"-_, 8020 mlat-. Wiison's Bargain gi.s. 10 yrs old . Tack in ask for Ann. Costa Meha. Ask fo1 pl'l'l--._-W_..... Wes tminster Mall , Blvd,CoetaMesa. r-· 'Nook.2Stores-645&814 cl'd, Spirited. $67S I, ________ _
1 .... ., r.-_. W ••••••••••••••••••••••• W. 19th C.M. 642·'7V30 & ~l UD3S Ediiewat.er l..n.Htg Dave From Your fl om e estmtnster. Service Sta. Salesman, Reblt/guam rentals, re. MS-3262. Hrbr. Sal/Sun. J()..4. Ofc
:.RAVE YARD s hllt.1·---------. M79Si6'7 lltemeeh'lknowledgere-pain, restorations. Elec· Baymare.Gdshowhorse,\ eqp. Haebld. m aa1 male,40&over. F/tlme. MACHIMEOPRS ~·d Prefer stale troatatlc painting. Matching Naugahyde Gymkhana.~ Items.
mual have ref's. Call Openings on swing & Pit Sales. $40-$'70 wlc up SAIL CU'n'ERS licenses. Apply 2590 New I u • e d w h 11 • Wing back aota, chair & 642.3622 Se-1-U---.... -"l ___ lt_h_
646..82()11 ""'av~ard shifts for ex Men, l~dles, students u.u.•o WORKERS Newport Blvd, Costa parta/act'fts. Trades. ottoman Like new sad· ng Ol\;rw• ng w 11 ---------t ... Eves /Sat $~<& 78~1 ,,._," Mesa OCEANFRONT die coior. 15ooi ofr . Homehok1Cioock8065 Dally PllotClaulfled Ad GUARDS per' operators 0 1 . • • The manufacturer o( lhe BICYCL"'" u"2·-••••••••••••••••••••••• is a simple tnatt.er ••• traioeea. Shift prem R39-76ll6. ........ •·( I W ts 'I ··1• '"'"· • R • I rk Ex ..:..> .,.,,.. ~ CoafaMno .,.,au .. u l'S a. crw..'I~ ~up g, ecv g <' e . Balboa,1175-&5\0 MOVING, MUST SELL, justcall&U-56'111. P«manent. Full & Part· paid for night worll 1ng sailboats has 1m· per, full time. Call Jim Amencan of Martinville washer. dryer. cir TV • .....i...--~-
Clean modern plant REALESTATE medutteoperungsforsa1I Davls,S46-0606 Z'l"tenspeedbike.lnex. tripledreuer, mirror& sewl.ngmach.coffeetbl.--
timt. Phone & transp re-Good vacation plan ~ cutters/hand workers . cellenl condition. Call two large night stands lo game tbl chrs, sofa & Welfthd IOI I
q 'd. R.etlred welcome. bmefltspackage. Sill HOMES with at le1st 1 yrs exper Speed pr.inter needs ('114)847.-it. walnut, $500. Corner chr.67Wl64eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call546-0Z74,ofchn lG-2, Apply8amto5pm 1n sailmaklng. Must COWlter girl. exp. pref. group with yellow $$$CASHFOI
ao.ed Wednesday· Cc:ilfonlia la~ioa LEARN have own hand tools. Ap-Laguna lhlls: 830-0890. Bl CY CL~ form lea table. yellow & JeoW9lry 1070
,..... S ~i. 11 U A U Good used fumlrelnp GU AUS w ANTED MaldlllcJ Co ply to John Vyn. 1638 Supplement our Income. wair--se me. n · blue noral covers & three ....................... fn.n & stoves 546-076&
Full S P /t·1me wknd• 21!.S Brioo. Ave, C.M. lnv-+-enf Sales Placentaa. C.M .• or leave Ex-nds pyart tJme M · ques. c r ~.•erJa. a23c bolsters. SIOO Two WANTED 0 1 Blk&. ol Baker llJAUU appllcataon wath security so~ openOO"tl.82 ceuones. ~n. an IJngerte chest $20 each. WANT TO IUY :~:·~:~l&Po;:rr·~~ OffRedhill OperungseX1st tnOran1<e guard at27S McCormick · . SAM. Peddle Puaher.413 Ca[l!J79.8123or SSHt.S3. TOP CASH DOLLAR ORllNTALRUGS.
& Equal Opp Employe1 a.od Newport Beach for Ave,Co5taMesa. Teacher. Pre School Ex-Westminster, Newport PAID FOR YOUR Uniforms fum. Car rn/C E x P e r 1 e n <' e d .,.... only. f\111 time. Spilt Sch. 845-1547 8' Couch wtmatchlng lov. JEWELRY. WATCH~. NEED-USED Persian phone nee Apply ---------t ~; ... H t B h O eseat, 2 end tbls. 8' l'OO· ART OBJECTS, GOLD, & Chinese Rugs & Universal Protectlonl•--------111 Salespersons mterestcd SALESCLEIU( """"'' tn un · <' · ver Woman's 3 whJ tricycle verublet'OU<'h,96J.2268 SILVER SERVICE. Tapestrtes from PVt
Service, 1226W SlhSt .. MAIDS for Maid Serv & in investments. We sell FullorP/Ttm~.Noeves 3SCallSJ6.3S88aftl2 S8S.8oys10spdS20.8oys FINE FURN & AN · Partiesonly.64G-1014
Santa Ana. Jnterv1ew Laund H 1 A 1 · and list $3 to SS mill.Jon or Sundays. Apply in Jspd. SLS. s.ta-5139 Burllngtoo House king sie TIQUES. 645--220() 1---------
M · F lO :JO -noon & pers~ ~,fly .PP2~~~ :!~u:fedm~~::!~ person.btwn9l1:imon· TECHNICIAN Cmmrcas& ~m~r:.a~=·~~ Must sell Indian Coral ~~1Zsa~~~t!=/eou~
1.3G-4:30pm. Newport Blvd., Costa Prestigiousoffices,60t.o ly Nophonecalls Costa Ceramics or Science Ec,.ip•Ht 8030 ydsUrneGmsbag cpt. bracelet. 4 Items . mac ramc , C.O.D
Hairdresser to lease st.a-_M_e&_a_. _______ 1 70 to 100 % commission Mesa St.iuoners. 270 E background mandatory. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S5() Oak end tbls S'9S desperate pp valuable 5'&3-1712 Ol·Sl
t1on. contemporary hair Maintenance, lite, 8Bm· split. Video and penonal l7th, CM eas, It' lJ!lderst.andndlntog o3f Yashlca Mat 1.24 Camera CdM.675-1784 . . offer. 968.7597 . . ....... _._...... •
glud10 to Laguna Beach. 4:30pm, 5 Day wk. App-training. Call Donald SALESCLERK eectrorucs ma a ry. outfit. new cond. $125. ----------~-------1 ~ Call M. Williams & As· Berman. President. Yrs exper. nee. Xlnt S46-3146 FOR SALE. ROUND 30 kt Kunz1te nng, un-IMfnnlllh 1011 soc. 494.9729 Wed·Sat for ly, Newport Dunes, Quail Place Properties , Wa nted lo learn sta benefits, s alary com-BED. USED. MO. usual cut in 18 ct setting. •••••••••••••••••••••••
interview _644--05 __ 1_0_. ------1 lnc. ('1l4)7S2·1920. tlonery business . mensurate w / back· 846-S26S $2000.646-3922 Conn Mln·O-Matlc elet'.
Mall I M Pleasant work. full time. ground. Mission Viejo In· PHOTO EQUIPMENT organ. excellent condi-Hair Stylist wanted apply nlicace an ReaJ Fstat.e salesperson Beach St.auoners dustriaJ area. CaU Carol Alley Sale I Quall ly Italian cocktail table ...., . Carel. it Int quality t.ioo, sooo. P.P . S32·l2S9
in person So. Cst. Plaza, Plume. Must have ;iome full Ume. Q>ntact Shield 4020Campus Dr. NB S81..:J830 f0l'appt. CAMERAS, DARKRM. 30"x60" gd rond dk wood diamond wedding ring
54().8888 uper. In. electra.cal, Real&tate 4!M~ F.quipmeot. FUm, Paper Ph837·3453S35. set. White gold, orange Drumsforsate.spteceSI·
plumbing. ace machines, · Saleslady-women's ~dear. Tennis Instructor, must & many accessories. p bl blosaom setting. size 7, ln&erland with Zldlaena Heady's lla1rcuttlng cafllellt.ry, a/cond. Ciood REALESTATE Must be exper & be exper'd wt group NewUsed&Demos. 2 <'.Couch, ue. $350. Call arter 6 , cymbals $450. 493·S739 Parlor net!ds Assi,stant. wagea. C'.all betwn 9am & We are expanding & need mature. Approx. 25 hrs &essom. Avail 9-12 Mon & Good cond. $90. 963-1925 al\6 CdM.~ 2pm, Sat Jan 22nd for exper. salespeo ple wk.Call~J.7501. Wed 3-l Sat. $3 per hr SUPERCHEAP! ~ · --·----------------1 appt. aalr for Ben. 00-80% Commwion. C311 Van. 7S2-73SS. SATIJRDAY ONLY HM U•Hfodl 8075 GU>t.an: OvaUon Electric -
Home Allt'ndant. live In. 2 t'J3..$380. EOE. Larry at. SALES/ Behind: I Hide-a-bed aofa. Sl65. I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Legend with cue, 14~:
YT'· exper. Care for elder-Lawrence Really MAHACiEM&IT TYPESETTER & HARBOR PHOTO single bed, $35. SS&-0892 Reg. Morgan mare. brolre Yamaha 12 al.rtng. $180;
ly person. Send resume MAHICURIST Irvine 752.5511 We'relooki.ngforJsharp rASTEUP 3121E.CoastHwy,CdM aJUPM to ride & drive, blk Trombone. Supreme.
tn Ad f830. Dally Pilot, Wanted for Coeta Mesa people Interested 1n a Im med. openang. Ex· Wanted: Formal dining parade Morgan gelding. llO. 6'73-IM82
PoBoxlS60.CostaMesa, Salo n . Must knowi---------•I f/tlme,perm.positionin per'd pref'd. lndustrial Cah IOl S rm furniture In good ~~011westero 1714) OHl-c..-..... -,,....---&---C'_.a_92626 __ . ______ 1 pedicures. F /ti m e Real El!tateSalea men's cloUung sales & Trader. 2710 So. Grand. cond Im med. cash. Eqiil .t 1085
11 o u s e b o Y o r _548._U_75 _______ 1 I OOCYo COMM. managemeot. Prior ex Sant~ Ana. 7Sl·3034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7S9-0448 ••~••••••••••••• Housett~r. s mom ls MATU RE W 0 M AN Join our new 41.st office, ~~~~ar~~~:°~'I: ~--TYPl---ST----1 ~~~>ru~k~~~.c~ Old Iron "' brass full sa.ze Misc .. 11111-. 1010 ~~·~U1Undrwd el~ add ~t!,aft~~ ~~~~1· ~t.!1<'~~e!~ z-e::n~~c~ t':;o~:refer~~~~ ror 1nterv1ew betwo Need good typing ability up.SS2 1511 bed. Sl2.S. 67~ before ••••••••••••••••••••••• mach. Sldm used at hm,
o r S u n T h u r s merchants. Flexible hrs. saJeemeo & brokers. For lOam-Gpm, Mon lhru Sat. Good pa Y & x I n t Dogs 1 040 \0, aft 7pm WANTED cmplt svs SllO. 642·9846.
Housework, laundry . Need car, lite typrog. more mformatioo, con· __ TH_E_LOO __ K_644--6500 ____ 1 employee benefit& pkg ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yellow & Oreeo Sofa. TOP CASH DOLLAR Pets t017
s hop'g & errands for S47·30lli5 tact Jack Abcama. SALES MGtl TRMES Includes cost of living Poodle Pupl)tfl, AKC. looks new, $75. PA I 0 F 0 R V 0 UR •••••••••••••••••••••••
busy professional Must .....,..._, • ..._ CaJl 0 ._9167 ~lary adjustmenla. If 6JMl70 Call673·5322 JEWELRY. WATCHES, Parrot. well tralaed. have own trans & refs MATURE WOMEN for -·r ""' tnt.erestedcaUS49-MU. ART OBJECTS. GOLD. make ocrer. tncludea $70.perwk.~ bouseclunlng service ~~~~5~86-~2~l~4~0~~~I SaJesperson & Greeting SlaleFann 2 Adorable puppiea v,12 Matc~mg 7' Fr. P~v SILVER SERVICE, cage.642·2520.6~1211& ----'--------1 Car nee.top$ 645.5123 I· card buyer. Exper only. lMuranreQ>. We l mar an e r• .,.. Sofas. t> week.a old. Llst FINE FURN. & AN · asldorBnd.
Housekeeper, uper for Mrr1>u• ... 1cs o-pt· . t /l!me 20 APP I 'I In Person 3333HylandA~e. C.M. Doberman, II wk1 old. price new $460 ea. NOW TIQUES. MS.2200 conv. hosp. Day sb1ft .-nA.n .........,.,, '°'1M • P · St 0 Equal Oppor Employer .. 0. 496.3370 S35()ea. Ph673-2S49 BIRDS 10-30% Ofl'P' AT Call&t.2·2410 Receol ex per Apply hn per wk Wtll pay mill Manners a oners, 225 .. LUGGAGE TAGS PARK ER ·s PETS. OUSIDI~ Shell Station, 17th & wa3e. No typing nee. For•. Lag Bch. UTOTEM Mini Schnauzer Pupp;ea, 9' Hettulon Sora. natural from your bualness card. Newport Beach. ~
H .-...:rm;;a lrvtne, Nwpt. Bch. OI 548-M3I s-dwldl Dell•«Y RETAIL CLERKS AKC. adorable. 8 wka & brown tones, nice Send one card for each Good IJll 1124177. !:::lltn:fis~'. Rt~:~1~: MEDICAL FRONT OF· Fem. mornings 9: 30· Wanted. Opportunillea old. R.euooable. 962-&13 cond. ~-Navajo rug, tag plus one spare. We PIClllOs & O"JCl"s 8090
f-•AtravMl •"'m•.L1ve· f"IC E . Ophlbal RECEIVING noon Xlnt p/llme poe. for advancement avail. aft5PM Saclr. 1900. Cryl83stal rev return permanently ••••••••••••••••••••••• '""'.., .. ""' "' lnlo-Call &4S--0145. Openings in Costa Mesa. c. SlOO. 644-7 sealed attractive ta~ & . In. S400 rno. Newpo'"'. lmu.rance, bUllng, appt.11 Anaheim. Oarden Grove German Shorthair. reg. strap. meeting airline Baby grand piano. APl>n: ~14. JlB. 809385 INSPE£TJON SECRET A.RY & Westminster. AKC female, all shots. gd r.o. reqwremeols. Pre· 14 mo, hrdly uaed, Sac
••---'-ee-r. ll -""In" Men. ........... p/Ume for LA lmmed ....... ~.ln In Ma's· 642-7702 background S70. 536•762s GcrarJe Sale 805 5 vent loss & theft! For a $2SOO. ~3373 . .....,._ ,.... ... ....,.. • ,._.... S m a I I 11 I c c t r o v,.... ---------1 aft. l.2. ••••••••••••• •• •••••••• rsonaliicd I Uv•Ln for matur. COU· 'nmfll home delivery m me ch an I ca I s w 1 t c h slon Viejo clerical R CEPT pe tag enc ose Sptnet Plaoo-OouJd. Sood
....._ C.1167S-93118. NftpOrt & Costa Mtsa manuf'"ctur~r has lrn· skills. lite bookkeeping. VET.ERINARY E Lab-Shepherd. needs MOVING SALE · Jan 22, wallpaper, fabric or cond. ~~. Call after
._v-..;_.:..;... _______ 1 lifus\ have del>(!ndable .. .. Sala"' $125 lo $150 wk F/l1me. llOIJle wknds . good home. P'rce lo lov-23. books. records. sofa "Day Glo" paper & we
Houlekc!cl)tr, <Wk. hve <'tlr" be reU1ble. IZ75 lo med. opelWllCS in r~CIV· Res~:n ... reqUJred For Must have ml!' of 6 mos Ing family. 646-1154. bed. desk. aquariums. WI.II back & ttim your Spm. 962-8995.
in. Ena speak.Jn.a. CalU a.somo 54111740. lllf[ & prec"ion lnapec appl Call Mr. Ray , experinvetennaryhosp antiques & much more. tags. Or try two cards Plano,OldUpnght
dr I.le. car avail Ca11 --....__ ---.. --=~P:.!c~f0:';!!~~~t 768-0513 Bristol Veterinary 2 Pedigree Lhasa Apso Oakwood North Apts baclltoback. Needaworlt M?·~ M•rnt ,,,,., perm ... am ing lnstrumenl.s. Work· ,._ _________
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R h Sl7S-S200 -k Fuller in" knowle dae ofl" SantaAna,979-3080 5 mo. $2 00 ea. Wiii H·207 . Off Irv .• N.B S2eacw3/SS Sp d .. fln h Houaelreeper. ele11 Br\llbSaJet.564-78$1 .. • SICaETARY WBJtr-s ~__.1,,_ktails. separate.640-4130 64.2·29tZ 4/5tagsSJ ooea met piano, ar.. aa •
Hills Hosplt•I. J~l J-:. dlrnmslOOa.I toleranctna Hunt. Bch Branch ""' uuu """ S/9tags Sl.50ea. low mileage. lethSt. N864S-S107 MOOIL MAK:a ol sptt Yl4.S req'd in •Full·1'ime Apply aft 4pm, Sid's Blue SUJcy Temer. hat papers, lOor more$\ 40ea LEWIS
Esper In fiberglass, precl•lon lns~ctlol\ " Beet, 10721st Pl. N.B. $50 Female. OE fn>11Ue&s relng SlSO. Sales Tax Included PIANO SERVICE HOUSBWPl!ll
Put dme, Sludenta OK.
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Drive. NB Ph&U·l.225
woOd. protolypes a. deslruble ln recelvlna ln •Good Typist ........ ES~u 646-UM9afterSpm lbde·a·bed S25. B&W 19' NO CARD! Laguna ~
plut.lc mokhng methods. specllon. •Shorthand W Al•" ~ 1V s.tlO. Gas raoge $25. Dr nd Fr•lanc.M223Uaft.2 STACOSWITCHINC •Bink exp pr~f 'd "Busboys YortleFemale Navajo rugs S20·$$0. awyourownorae S'S"GraodPlano Cllip-
pm llaBakerCoetaMeea P e raon11l iotervws Exper'd Only. Apply In 8moold,2~lbs. 229-BCoetaMesa,CM nai_ne. address, phone 11 pendalecarvtn11.;...aloul Th~. Jan 20, 10nm 'UJ penon. New Vorlrer 63$-4170 $3SO well make ooe card per finish beaullful new
MlJSICtANS: Coatemp. 549•3041 2Pm Rataurant. 428 K 11th Dove r Shores. Furn. tag. Add25'each. basaalrtnp • Houaekeeper. live In . rem aln&et •udltloning EquaJOpJ)Of'Employer GOLDEHSTATE St.CoetaMesa. FnetoY• 1045 clolb.J.ng & other Items Sendcheckormoneyor· LEWlS
Home w /3 teena1era · muilc11n.111 for pt time I AMI( -"---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Occupant moving & must <1er to: PIANO SERVICE
mother wotlts eart lime local dub work (7l4J StOOWamerAve,HB Waitress. 2 yrs .exper Free Mini schnauur dispose of everything P9LOT'1llMTIMG Laguna 494-8440
F.n1llah rcq d Reh &t«M\28 RlCEPTIONIST Equal Opp Employer minimum. Cocktails. Ap· female very obecheot l9l20aJaxy Sat. 9-5 P.O. Box l560 ~ue. Uoda Isle, N 8 . m/f ply ln person. LeBlamtr, needs d 962 29t;l • Coeta Meaa. Ca. 9:M2Je GRAND PIANO. Yamaha
fl'TS.S$ll. f l~~~~~~~~~I 414 No. Newport Blvd Y · Sal Jan 22nd, 3 Families. dr ft "-Id K C-'1. Ebony, xlnl cond. -------:---·1·--------•1 AUrartlve, over 18. or 1~ N.B.~00 P'ree lo good home lovely Bikes, nr new boat & Beer a er."" s v, eg spoo. Ph548-7413
HoU1ehel)el'-CbJJd care. Ha.._....._ ... WWII H.EALTII SPA. We wlll SlCllfTARY --------~ part Collie male youn~ misc. 17422 Almelo Ln. of boor. ~w cond. $200. _.._a....--~-oodt---1-0-9-4 youn1 i r andmolher Sttona tr ca-pable or car· train rlaht perAon for Nntlonnl company, 1 ...irl WAITRF.SS exper only. oenUe96().3&64 • HBSprln&dale/Slater. 673-5276. II at'l ll/\M. Sport_..
type. 5 daya, bve-out. ~ I ·I tmY run )ob. Mr Oee. .. . it• P/Tlme cashier Olan· .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'-children'• 1, 12 to or p1u .... ntl 11em1 n· (J4.brs)TS2 ~1 office, requ1 res self carlo'a Two (iuvs From 11$81 Kelso. Hunt. Bch. CUSTOM Kn i 11-kl lth" cu: iP'M . Good ,.11ry . c.ooll, l t.e hawrk, -'---'---·--·---1 sia.rter.rellable,wcllo1" Italy Restaurant. 1006&,.,...... 1050 Sat/SunJa.n22/23,9lo4. ess °"1 •• "'~
m.m4dya,IHCM497evs. UV1Mn nke alrno.pbere. ganiied, typing & SH Gatfleld Ave, Fln Vly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LotaofOoodles! WOYEH WOODS blndl~.o~·an.erS ;;;~-;-;-:-;-;-;-;;-;-;;-·t.;5d-$0!ST;;;miii' -----1 llCIPTIOMIST 1k1Il1. w I p I ca a ant 968-3318 HIDl>A-IEDS + 50% TOAO% OFF
H 0 US E K E E P E R ••---------• ror alJlboal co. If you telephone peraonallty, Qri 1lz.e looec plllow from 2nd Hander. 120 E. 23rd, Over 40 ln·atock palterr1$ Head Ski• w /Marke-r Bin·
Newpor11-2d1ys per wk. NURSISAIDU/ hHe\be abiUty tobandlc oc relary to Sales WAREHOUSE MA l L $250, reg u from Sl.50, all CM . Mon· Fri. 10·5 A.Ito MINI· Blinds dln.p. llSC). Kutlnger Sid Esp. "'1lJ cb&r1e. Reta _..._. -• 1 lM.ily awttchboerd. can Manaaer1. porm1nent CLERK & Women'• Ap· wood Kame altt 138$, coC c 10th• 1 II n 8 0 1 ~ 833-9770 eoou. us. $25.17~9067
c:t:i.tlled. ~.oo per hr. VWUjl--do Iii. typing, bave II posltloa uU for appt. parel Distributor. ,~ tabll'S, Jampa, Caoc bous.wa.t'ell:Dr1veln .. I>Ja; (2.U) eei-0502; Eva. Oa1 Sblft. Esper'd. whole9ome front otc ap ('114)8118-2544 V/l.lrne. 1119-lBOS chn. Wini( back chrt GARAGE DOOR. used. New fiberalau Northland
...., 8a7v'" Coav Kollptlal. pearance work well un· "Tbe Little Store that Sup•r Garage Sale. Good condition 1kil.180cm. $.U.
alll& Tburtn Ave, C.M. ClerPf'Clliar.,lovepubUcSF.c'R1~~~ ....... ., Women, 2S & older to U~rsellsaJltbeatortt lumber, furn , etc. ~7"*41 ~ ---------1 Ml·~ cont.art • are mremely ""'"'" ~ work ror HowlecleanlJl& that won't b a u n • $4$-3811; 3a64 Mlctugan p IMSUUMCl/Sctr _O_FFJ_C_E ______ I punctuaJUUAMSmllh. Ha.sAn()pcnln1otForA SYS, Tops. gd brt. dilr9c*l." Ave.CM. Earth Worm Ille ror DlvtnaEqulp,Scu~ ro.
nr.•euuattyAleacy 541M71J SICIETAIY ~ ChedowlM'knl garden Let lhe worm xlntconcf. $700orbellol·
hrlcnal Uw J .• ..._.. · 1 lal toen TllE FURNhiJRE Oua_Je Sale, Saturday. help you cu.lt1nte. 1000 fer. 844-22'11 RobertlOl\Jmuruce twJet11•1rr. ---------. J!:U cC::,~" muat ~ CONNECTION 8211~rocueCr.CM. s.. 3000 110. ~'° worml..u --e:r-1-9l_T_N_A_VY __ _,-.
COrvoa Del Mar Now lAlerVlhtna ., So. IECIPT /TYPIST . ood ~I· h & ••••••••••••••••••••••• -H-'' u-•t I HB m-8599 c11t1n11. R s WORM .u1e "-t m c...-. ~ Coaat Plaaa Loe. for 1kJor dJ ol Nt'SE po&Mll I A· 1 AIM 1 8001 ''""1 ... u . m "' FARM. 1'1362 Gothard. ~c ..... tt _..--r ~~~~~~~~~I f /tlme Offtu Help. v. co ~lepbone .U-l la. line·.. FritSa.ttSUn lOtoS. S.tfSln 9Ull ''203 Dana· H.8 847·5141 lllOCU»IUll ...: 11eeks front ofc reHpt t.lve aa.lary 4a beoefll.I. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• f1aphip. NB. Nr. ltoaa. · -SURAMCI PlcaM •POU bet.rn lOIM Good t.yplnt skJU.. Type w-...t.-rt .~ Kini ala while Wicker 2:? to $400. Sport&, AoU· Oest. quail\)' knee hole TV,.:= Ila,
-6l2ooonlDPel'lonooly. '5+ wpm, IBM Norcko eontact Oort• lllltcbeJI unurct~ headboard. X.lnt cond. quea Goodlet PlaJlt.I. flle drwr, beautiful , Sttno IOtl
Coata lleu a 1enc:r tr~rlbcn. Apply In tllON_......rtCtrDr,NB Of &..&J ... 1. J,11(1 m-cA'lafl&PM ' ' bttt" .acc. w1cha1r ..,,., •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Midi a ~-l wtauto ex. PART·thneSPM·9PMde· -..a n CPI --..... Allll • '" ..,.. ~ .. ,..... TV r:. ..,.,_W<A 11 f .. h penon . .,., oor. ~ '--d h di 1Udll\& 11111 door Ht, """"color • 11", per. A.Wt oppcwtunlty. ••rJ or 0 c. -· '· Bulldlna. 180 Newport EqualOp..,...Employu HUGE ••r•llouse Dbl ""' wtori ope <' PHOTO &QUIPMENT n•w .. o ~ wa rdrobe c:ondlUoet cooaol• 2S. &OCOO. fTS.TU&. eeo.6m Clr Dr N ... h ....,. crammed wtth over 500 matt.ma. box 1prin11 " "' .., ,.. 11 -
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.• ewpon ..... c mualc boxea. nlckelo· frame. $100. 11e2.01.se Alle1 Sale I Quallt1 doon.875-1849 ca ._,95'Jl. Patt..Ume s*>fte wottc 6 M·1'hm-1.2.l44-4360. SICTIY/R.ctlftf CAMERAS. DARKRM. --------
deli"'"1· PHour. trvl.ne Ad Aaency nec>d3 deon planot{ clttua or· M 1 1 Coucb floral "''""pment. FUm, Paper II 0 SPIT AL 8 g 0 . 8rand new Mid.land ~CB as.onlE.ilaY RECEPTIONIST front dCl&k pet11M. Oood aana •• I clocks, ov n · ' >I ;'';any aeceuoriH. maouall1 operatad Ra dio. Model i:tO. ---------1 Some typing. Mutt be phone volto. fHl ac• randlather clod:s, ve.lour,1ll~1ld ltaf~ NcrwUHd•Demoe. w/lide ralla, xlnt eond lJ.8838. Pd Sl48.tt, aaa·
PEOPLl:PIUlSON stronc In gl'lmmar & curate t)'l)lnt ~ti•I. ~~::.&:::Uw':f.th ~v=r~2':it.e~. SUPEl\CffEAPI $195.41TM41S ~=· °'" bfft o<fer ~t.D=•=~r:.· spell1nJ.6'7MITIO Somuhorth1odor•~ American ~ternaUonal pr twn bed1. All •Jnt SATUROAYONLY\CM Ski Bootal Nor dic• 1
Inter. Decorator, fret trca ~ ·•-..... t'7~2223 llC.,.~ST wrhln1 helpful •ll QalJerl•; &DTKetter cand.C.llm.'JM. Bohlnd; a.teteon. Nner u1ecl. Alttc Waat~ ''Vok9 ol
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._ M' aluaunwn boat abotk.• niechanlully Dodge !llep Van, kilchf'n $ 1 St • .. OAOWAT malnt . Tti. JAG lnlout. Best offer Yust cond New ur:· paint. l (!) Cuatoro Dirt AU MW
H3 192$ a fter 6 or $17506447461 .. Pvt pty. 752-7581 830-5. F"oncbe T Su b
AY.....,IMOW •fdlentionytJme 70 Ford Vall. eo.ooo mi. 835·3171 Mon Fri. cood. ";i~1~ew tr,:s. 'M vw ewi. nd5 t.rans· '!!t;r:!~\ic.1Ztit:0 .:~:
Mlw&UIH..... 14 KAW, 100, G-4TRD. 10 apd,cpt'I u.i TH•IJUll•.urC>MtMQMAC:-. 7 4$1DA>t pe.ia&, tramm. $700&/ofr. u.le. 960 or l>MI. olter P.000.~.m.nLS
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Hadia Tri Rll1la. Sail -·· -.-.. • '73 ttavar111 Auto / th ... li" -V-W-,.,_----~---1 "TlCbarlerSE.46.000IDI. ~' Jet Boat.a. f' n .. pt.y.M<t-1,--... W 0.vy Van VI. auto, sunroofOOtiLVY meu c Pill• ... a e new. 1915 Puncbe Car rera 10 ..... m~r. --or Nabe l owner. AC. PS. new ............. _. _.. .. a••-Call Amencan Car Plan. ~a Choe w/••n .... t belt ()(fer. 3,000 TD1. on rs more ormatloa Cal 'ts Tnumpb Tl,er Cub. DUUn """'• s...-e w.......... 'QI lWU 4:.pd ZXX.866 75 -89 0 ... ... • bit 1 tlrH Is more •1100 • ...... PM -. ~ ..... 1 .,d It II fT4.5 548-5?38 '743'1C"'AS R 7461.wu _1 1 Pt & rare. 122,000 re enf, c ean, AIU C'-.1 )Jae --u •er.i;_,,_, Gs:tt!t~~tm run. 'fll~eeCmprVan Sell '7n2ooiupd496PHJ
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'71 XKE 42 Rdatr Rblt Scotl640-18SOOt'~OOl9 good. 96().m!O ••-for ~1 I.___.·--------~-:'."
-t.nu .... •, maa•. i6~=S HOOZPHM ~a. all repts, extras, BobatUPM .....,. 9'40 .,, HONDA ELSINORE ..._. ~.. ... ,. ...._ __ ......_ XlnL Ph ..... ""'79 1188 POl"lcbe, new ena.. I Qu11ll tv .. nd Pr'--••••••••••••••••••••••• Rebuilt. faltl 1rut UUO or b1 t ~ ""'w:uwwwp ,... . ..., clutch. eic. ~ 1pd/maaa. ts VW C.m~. t300 m · Gu1'inteed ,_ "7• 1'1lrino Wp. e pua.
SU-T012 IMf.lOZ.. Hunt Hrbr '73 BMW s OC·S. Coupe tmJatuar XJ-6. 2.000 ml 8!0. m-1mevet ~:. ~~: 97J.221S ndl,.,.... radiaJ.t. M.000
YAaft'CARPENTRY r---... ----.. ----ECONOMICAL Ford ulebl~.411pd ,!\unroof. onene&trana.Muslllell. lolsloyce 9756 ' l~~!l~~r~~~i~:" ml.Qeanpg:i().87'"3138,
HftjJftemodel S.J.... 9160 ElOO. •74 6cyl itlc. gd ml, air cond., pwr st.eenn&. $8500. Scott 640-Ul50 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11.S VW Sqbck, AM/FM, It ..., ~ ~evee. c.u a..... .. .... : .. •••••••••••••• C'p1, P•nt'l, etC'. New pwr w1 ndow1. New 640-0019. •lDEAlERI NU.S.A. !edl.l~~runaofr . .J!:~llookl Large"Sclectlofl 11113 P'ord Galule Wgn, ~....... •'OMCM<rroflHOME tifa, lo ml. s:i:.oo. Ph :,'~~~.171~J1mmac . _...... 9732 IOY • _,., ,,,_ o(New& Ute<! sUck ahlft. oew tlr•.
........ ~JO Spse. Wntrrates. Pvt t0-976l ....................... ~ CARVER '67 vw 96K. l ownr. Nds C.tdillau rn sns.~
-••••••••,••••••••••'" pty833-26t6. '70 Chevy van. AM/Jo'M. ·73 Jen1en Healey. Xlnt body & en~ln11 work. Gd Oranae County
AUTO PILOT 1.15, He~ MM097Nwpt tape, crptn'g, gold,CGpri 9715 C'und. Low ml, $4500. itOllS·ROYCC Oun tt/~aja . UOO . OpenSun~y 'toownr. '70 Font Ltd. ~~~.!;=~ la.al4C l..ate '73.xlnt cond .• niaas. Make orr. Aft••••••••••••••••••••••• hrm.642~ =~~-; .. !181~ Cadillac ao~t•C:.:.~~rea,
llO, doekint whl• '10, slp1 o, 118.900 1238 6pm.830-6829 '73 Cupn. 4 cyl. AM /FM 1Canna1111Ghla 9 735 ~ VW 'tllSqbck Master Dealer
Wccplft'te11arS200Ph: Polui.l.NB.833-2616 '00 Dodge Van. 75,000 ms. ~~~ o~~e~~issdecor, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cl.OUDSUNOAn NeedsvaJvejob. 2600H.irbor Blvd
t6MlllorW.31U2 :zs'OPENROAD gpentop.Nodenlb Ru . . 71 Kn:mann Ghia, A/C,Toyota 9765 ~. 67$-0542 .ComMcsaS40-9 100
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AC. nu Urea, xlnt cood. t
ownr. $1200/bit ofr. ............. ,_ -~o FW.ly aelf-cont. great 11000 494·5681 74 Copri, auto, ~ cyl, semi auto. A M / FM••••••••••••••••••••••• 072 vw camper, new Nabers -·--..,._ Wi .,H ""°.. orange w1blk lntenor, gd stereo spkrs. 640-7020, adi 1 nd bit
••••••••••••••••••••-Ult.er rates .,......._.. Ailtos W.ted 9590 rond. $2300/bst orrr Call 493-6204 17 r 8 s. air co ' re Muat selJ '73 Gran Tonno
'',..,...,canopy, Mere mo Trav..CO 26' with only ••••••••••••••••••••••• IM6 6400 eng, $3250. 5'9>2l!i0 days. Cadillac Cpe. New tires, recnl
549--891.2.
-9* at.art. tlJt trlr 28,000 miles and BRAND CASH FOR CARS! . Mcnda 9738 4S4-62A5 eves tuneup. brlts. Sl625/bet -.. .ad,~--..0290 NEW ENGINE Perfect. Top $ Dollar s paid for i i l:apn. neweng, clutch, •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• JOYOTAS 67 VW Squareback. new dr. l>a)'1, 545-5571. Evea, throughout with alJ the clean~ cars. trlWks & ~tr Runs x lnl $1595. every th 1 n g. Good 541-279'1 ~ Graad Banb, 311• a HlrH, including rer.. Corvettes Aisk ror P11ul Must ~ell 675-3622 an. transportation S950. 1974 Coclloc -La-.-_.-_-.,.-~-..... -L-T-D-.-.-d-r. tabla SS. VHF. RDF, stneo. abower plus bath. O'Neill 5 30 HERE HOW •t94-Zl00 ""' ..., r un• dluby, aod 5HP outbd, 1 1 1 HOW RDC __ ,_... -------------Brouah.a m . Met a l lic ladyalr,landautop.lull f •Tl)' e q u I P Ped . a eeps SIX. compete Y A MYruw-r 71 l.;apr1' m u .. t sel I '67 VW. Sharp. Sl200/bel blue, vinyl top. blue pwr. l owner. xlnt cond,
BRISTOL. $47,000. iell-cootasned wilh •Ls Dove&QuaalS\.5 A~1 t l"M . nu c lutch. ZISOM--borltYd. •NEWCOLORS offer. 847-7632 alt 6 or cruabed velvet mtenor au""'r clean. $995/ofr. m«MTeva. own generator-priced NEWPORT BEACH Tran. n·bll eng, body ...,...... ..... EW MODIEJS wknds LOADED . Full Power. ~
----------. Wl)I under market for xlnt 494-8442 Cott.W...64§.5700 "" -Low mileage' $8,000.i---------Buk ReJlo. 4.2' Mat.bewl, OLat rare motor home m WE PAY TOP DOLLAK Huge Savings on ALL re· VotYo 9772 Days. 63(}.1710 -Eves, M1rc..y ff50
dbl ca bin. (deal llv thlS cond1t 1on ul only FORTOPUSEDCARS '73 Capn Low m1. liuto '74 Mazda RXl Coupe. 4 m11n1og ne w 76' & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 633-9264. Pn.pty. ••••••••••••••••••••••• a boant. szz.m . Firm. $10.500. Call today. Bill f'OREIGN,DOMl-:STIC trans,xlntrond $2495. spd, under wmty, very Demos. "'·""r s harp 2 dr Hrdtp
"14>-..ml Harold 54().5630 orCLASSl<.:S Ph 586 9794 dean83'7·3202 The Bell~r Bargain 17 1915 Eldorado Cpe. Very '311..-• · • _:.::.:.:.::.=:...=:::.:. ____ -4-----lf your car is extra dean MARQUIS TOYOTA clean w /many extras, Call Rod, aft. e.30.
0-Gtim•d•J7 RENT 77 0VEHLANOZ9' seeusfirst. i4 Mazda Rotary RX3.2 MlSSIONVlEJ O Pvt pty. S819S Ph 536-0907
'et AFT Cabin w /2 FULLY EQU lPP~O. IAUERIUICK Datsun 972 Dr. 4 sp. very clean, 831·2880495-1210 VOLVO 871-0300 '00 Marquis. xlnt cond. -.cit, % shwrs, 7"'1 KW PP. $54-l227 _____ 1 2925 Harbor Blvd •••••••••••••••••••••o ratho & 8 track stereo. loaded. full pwr. light
..-at.or, twin F1aphip Sale 1973 Dodge Jam· Cosla Mesa 979-2500 DRIVE A Sl700.646-2593 '68 Toyota Corona, good HERE NOW 991 7 gm w/wht vinyl top, 1
WHP, sharp, clean. boree19',19,SOOmi.auto, LITILE Men:edna.m 9140 ruonlnit cood. $800. C:.-.0 ownr. Make offer PP.
1reat )Ive-aboard. root, air, loudc•d Xtras. WE BUY .... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-9078eves ••••••••••••••••••••••·._SCB-_9822 ______ _
Rechaced l5000 By owner W'7$0. Ph·675 2126 CLEAHCARS SAVE A LOT • ---Tri..... 9767 •MEW COLORS 'S7Camaro.6 cyl,3onthe ~ 9952 forqulcll:eate.567-9349. ·--rro--• 91 70 0 •. .--.... EWMODms column . gd cond ._ • ...,, ..--. .,... &TRUCKS Sil P"'COMPARI-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• *"' .,. $900/bst .494-'l366 •••••••••••••••••••••••
JO'SKIPJACK165Ena.n ••••••••••••••••••••••• BA.RWICK DATSUH Hew·Used 1976TrilllllphTR·7 Huge savlnp on all re· '66 Classic Mustang.
trir.""°.Call '74GoldenNugget 18' lrlr. CONNRL SanJuanCaplstrano OVER 100 Royal blue w /wh1te maln1ng new 76s & CAMAR~ 1972. 350 VS Silver. Completely
673-3415 fully cont/Uke new, A/C, 83t-t375 493.3375 MERCEDES s t~i ping. ( 11389U J Demos an stock. au~auc. Newly paint· restored. New enit .. brlts,
'71 17 ft. Sierra, SMlp out· awning. 646-2657. OH DISPLAY Reduced thla week to MARQUIS VOLVO ed silver with mags, new up ho I . 0 w n e d b Y
board, loaded, trailer, Golden Falcon •74 23', SC. CHEVROLET of l'IRDOI ONLY $4995 MISSION VIEJO radial~ $2700. llJ0.4727 mechanic. $1950. Bob,
co•er. $3400 25 hrs. air,blflwdpanel.hkenu 282lHlarborBlvjf House ~I 831·2'80495-1210 aft.er4·30 _675-WJ __ o_. _____ _
87J.51Qatu cond-M900.642·1272 COSTA MESA SPECIALS ME~~~~b1:!ER ,_ .. ~Ecouuorv '74 .camaro LT. 24 .000 '66 289 Mustang, A/T , 546-1200 ~ "' • mJs. Sharp. cleon, local 88.000 mi. nds pa1nl. P'or ule! 30' Express Trailer, tandem axle. 8210 4 Door 4 speed, 6862 Manchester! VOLVO car. $3750. ~7-9349 $1200. m.9684 art 5 Cruber. Xlto cond. AU comp. encld. 10· long. r TOP OOLLAR r::id10 tO!nPKE> Buena Park ----
JOU need la Ice. 846-2271 wide. crptd. MS-84117 PAID HOW $2895 523.7250 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 0.Yroltt 9920 ·~ 6 cyl t1tJck. nu clut(:b,
IMMEDIATELY 888DOVESTRoET OnlheSantaAnac-.·-· LargestVolvoDealer •••••••••••••••••••••••tires brks pnt chrome. 1'' Jobn.IOll Seahorse Trl· ~ Utftity 91 80 c. • ""' UlOrangeCounty' • · · bull. OMC. Bul ck V6. ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR ALL Near MacArthur '66 Mercedes Benz. 230$. BUY or LEASE . '7G5 Nodva 2 dr. 40,0009 m1. Rblt eng. trans. $1595.
$2500/firm.6'5-292$ Heavy duty 3 -rail C~~~~~oC:~s &Jamboree Roads PS. PB. AM /FM, al a --+_J • OIR~CT ~~~~:~P~Z OO _642_·_3622 ______ _
H ' Outboard, 4 place, motorc1cle lrlr. Xlnt TOS£E us 833-1300 leather ml Like ne ~'~r~t~-f'~·~ ·ss Mustang 289. auto 35HP Evinrude, compw/ cond. mo. S46-0293 aft NEWPORT IMPORTS $2400. <7141772-2797 • '72 Monte Carlo S1700 trans. PS. AC, sharp.
eontrola, •as lank, skis, 5:30PM 3100 w Csl Hwy. N" TOP BUYER • • ~!!!; aJr. tilt whJ, 66M. Sl:JOS. 493~_19 __ _ " u Sec u'I lirM. & lae;t • Top '75 450SL. Lo mi, Mapl .,...,......... trlr. $42S or ofr 871>-2'10? ~ .... fully wired Sl25 642-9405 doll r paid ror Im ,, cir. $16.250 unov• .. 0Au80Ulrv•110 • 8"l• '66 Mustang, 6 cyhndu .tl4PM ......,53&-9910AM"s. "' . µor...., Call837-7S60. ,, .. _11100·1·~>111>• 2025 S. Manchester "76 Monte Car lo, P/S, automat1c$6SO
Wl-:BUY COSTAMESA ---------1 Sport.sCarCenter.Select A -..-: 75() 201l P /B A t C AM /FM ... .,1678 9e0-4609.an6PM DATSUN 7 2MIZ300SB.3.5 rrom oversoqualltyused ""-""m -. . .....,. lom.Sal 9060
-·•••• ••••• •••• • •••• • • AJflio Sertlc:e,Pcrts
HobM 111, tr lr, new trans It & Acc.uori•s 9400
IDOl"e. SL,m . 64&82S5 or •••••••••••••••••••••••
all·7505. Grand Openin¥: Evan's
&R I CSON 29', Full Automotive Pa1nl1ng.
ene/race, s:n.ooo ofr . H.B. f'rffY.,t.894-7076
m..1830 ev • wknds --------IAlltoeforSah
1971 Catalina 27, well ••••••••••••••• ••••••••
equipped for ncing & Gws al 95 IO a"'\Milta. pp. 918-1311 •••••••••••••••••••••••
a.e· Hobie Cal. full ra~ "'-t()O '72 Chevy P /U. Nu
wit.railer. $1200. or bnt bru & tires. ma& wills.
offer. 20' Tornado. best W/9' cmpr . Gd cond,
alter. 873-58711 buut. cstm ant. $2800 for
--------~ both. 548-1076 aft 6 Finn no. 57·S:SOO
wit.bout U'lr. l900 With. Alltld:!~L c.mz aft &pm. ~ '520 ---------· ··············· ....... . Sol.C.t LS', 3 mo old. Wh 19S~ T-Blrd -g cyl ,
•USED C~RS & d I T I ~h stereo, 5'800. 673-8587 ~--t..u-9955 TRUCKS• """ H bo Bl d Xlnt cond, all pwr. mo e I • rum S, '76 . 242 llunrf, AM /FM --<:omernorCall cost:'~es~r r J~10 AM /FM Cassette stereo, Jagu.ari, MG 'a, any stereo. over dr, 6 mag 1965 El Camino, 6 cyl, ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE Appraisal met blue, velvet up More. Buy /Leue, aensi· whls + snow Ures, fog R&.H, Air. $1000/make Fully Loaded 19619 OLDS
Groth Ctt.•rolet '73 Datsun 510, 4 spd, holsterey, rare ele1an ble paymentl. lites, CB, ski rack, will ofr. Call5J6.7430. 88 Sedan. Well main ·
1B2u Beach Blvd raclial11. good cond, $1650. car, muat ~-(S66PQV) '!i8 TR3. New top, new up· sacrifice, leaving coun· ,74 Moote Carlo, blk on ta lnud. $750. Days
Huntington Beach 1162-1!126 aft "· Pvt. Ply. S'/500. 963-9129 hlaty, 1000·11 of extra try. 752·6300 days or blk vinyl top 1 owner. 673-4400. eves67J.l864
847-6087 * 549.333 I '7tl 280Z, xl_n_t-co_o_d-.-i 25C>-MB Sdn '72. Drk bm parts. A steal al $800. 752-8777evea rm an S'Z95o. Ph : 497-2646. '70 DELTA 88. approlt. •
To, AM/FM . air, 10.000 ml, xlnt cond, Like nu, 57. ' 752•0169 Vol. '73. 1800 ea. Orig •63 Nova, P ·S , new ~.000 mi's. Needs ~aint
take over lease at $159. mi. $621()(). 034SLW. Pvt. Volbwoget1 9770 ownr. Personal car, mint brakes. runs well ar11at & minor cosmetics . DOUAR mo. 548·1320 ask for Sue, pty. Phearly.644-7619. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. days, 838-5155 transp S5SO 751 . .,;.aft Make offer. Ask for
PAID days. 1974 280C tobacco brn. NEW * vw·s Eves, 551·5051. 6 . . . ~. 963·8911 / Eves,
FOR CLEAN '73 ~. Musl sell SSOO. loaded, xlnt cond. Pvt gvlRA 75 '65 Chevy Blllcayne. Runs IMPORT CARS Refinance S3700. 631·1617 pty. 642-8519or645-3977. n;a 1973 VOLVO good. FM tape. Make of· '7001dsCutlus. PS,
• • • MODELS aft 5· 76 MB% 450 SL IM STOCK 164 SEDA.H rer. 87s-3210 PB. 11.c. ruoo.
-70 240Z. reblt trans, AJIModef1 Colon Automatic. /.wr. steer· . ~-
mags, yellow, blk int, ~~~e w~~w~luDl~~~o:t ~ mg. !l1r con · & leather ~m:Ji ~~~ s,rrr '7301dsCUtlasaSupreme.
$3125 645-1518 price. Very low miles. WITllAll lll~nor. l9tllGMG >. 327~~ m~ 842.27io ' 2dr.xlnl.S2850orbestof·
Call Amencan Car Plan, , // / ONLY $4395 · · fttlm-7651
'14 Datsun 610. 4 Dr. auto. 751-sg10 '/1Lq<'r1,f"''·.../"r For Sale, 00 Nova, dnt ~-------9-9-5-7 air. 8 trock. $2695. Ph -w t-•-·t Bl·~ 1972 VOLVO cond. SlSOO. P/S, P/B, .. ul l . cit m s a l Is. automatic. full power
tra mp/strlplna. Mr lncl'i st.eenng. brakes+
Scbubert. 830· 1361 windows, radio heater, '76280Z silver with black
~2497 1959 MB 300SL Rdstr. ·-••,......er ...... auto. ~971 bef 9, art •••••••••••••••••••••~· Cmplt refurbished Inc Wfftmlnater 193-7561 164 SEOAN lOPM '73 Pmt.o Runabout, air -•Sij)·, MEACH BLVD
HUNTING I ON BEACH
842 !781 -540-0442 ~ wsw tires w1wheel eoov· Interior Air cond., eog & dr tram. Show AutomaUc, pwr. steer· cond. 4 spd, AM/F M
lnt1l4'.XJntcond en•banttop Mmt«m· mags, AMI FM. etc SIOO 54S.lSt6 dltlon! <FW11011. S6495. Alltos. luRpoited 5.SOOms. Cleon, sharp,
cond. $32.000. Scott USED* vw·s ing, leather interior , •75 Nova 6cyl 2 dr. stereo. radials. int
640-1850;640-00l9 radio,heater&air cond. AM t FM t ape s tereo group . PP. 835 ·2777.
• Newport D;itsun. 1188 ••••••••••••••••••••••• not (''4•n broken Jn yet.
'7s.H'HobieCat Dove St . Nn• purl AtfaRotMo 970& Ow11l'r must sell! $6,800. MB '75 280C. Tobacco bm.
re11I leather, s unrf.
stereo. etc. 673-3434
OVER 50 Immaculate thruout' w/foor speakers. 5 New 551-4361 IM STOCK (184f'Wl. Sale priced at radial tires. Xlnt C'ond. ------
•IU'lr . t8SC). P vt Pty Beacb.133-1300 ••••••••••••••••••••.••• .t(J.I 2'117 H~tof'-~ OH~ $3895 $2850. Aft 9·30PM wk 1974 Pinto s la/wog,
_.... -days. anytime wkends. green. Auto trans., radio,
5--2'7:19H B tU8 MC Magnette 'G7Alfl1Romeo 1975 Dats un 2110Z 2.;; a · lndeavor Sl~, hk Uoreatored. runs great' GTV Cpe GI.I rond L.oaclt!d • Metal he brown
MOdtf& hea~r. air cond. Clean -1971 VOLVO '7:! Monte Car lo, air. low mileage -Excelleot •'73 MBZ 450SLC. Im mac
.... .. ,.... 1 1rd owner ~ 645-6106 646-8l89 days c11tcnor with suddle In· ....... pt ....... ee. .u. .... ..U., dbl 11fettnea, alJ ae or _.....15 AMdl 9707 ll.'nor Like N f,W' Ask·
142 SEDAM R&Ji. auto. P tS. P /8, vln condition
4 speed w /overdrive. top. Orig. owner. $2695. $2.750
1-ull power. leather. sun· ~ roor. stereo, cruise con· W1'1'11A11 537·4893
~ ... 85250. or be1 'S.S T·Blnt, ~.ooo ong mi, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1n~ Sli500. Pn. pty. olf•. ~42 Gt ASf.781 prthla, Senous lnq only. '72 Audi iooLS. 4-rlr, auto, 51u_m __ 1 _____ _
trol, other extras, Orig. r -'/ 1 J
owner taking delivery "77 '()(N'~·J'',.
4SOSLC. ru.900. WlSCO 7'900 WHtmlnater Blv~.
I. (714 > 556-6591 9am -5pm Wfftmlrmer 813-7551 wkdays.
AM I FM & leather in· 644·S246.
tenor. (331DNG ). Saie ---------'72 Pinto Runabout. See to
pnced at •'73 Monte Carlo. Cln, appr. S1600. Bef 5pm,
cir•DU 54MZZ8. AIC. AM11''M Xlra cln Rat 9725
SD.a f!O'r., tcw 25 • a toot siM. ~. • •• •• • •• •• • • • • ••• • ••• ••
ONLY $2395 luxt int, eng/bdy xlnt 846·2218. Aft flpm, \IC, $3.2:>0. PP. 963-9191. 675-8493
'55, T-Blnt boll on <'On· -• " . C.awM/leatbMl lenat tlnental kit suu.'74lOOLS.Gray,4dr.11uo 718a0 SPIDER, Perf MG 4 io vw Pop Top. Rebl 97 2 eng New tires. paint ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2000. (714 ) 631·0048
·--------~ 1969YOLVO Cofttll11ntal 9930 7 2 PWoa.aibo.t pd.,_ &at "50 Mf.5718 MHZ2I. r'f, air, A.M , FM stcrro cond nu en!(. & clutch. -........ c---iia --S4350. 835 3323 ur $1~ ij3()1166S,497·2594
WAGOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11200. 549·3612
Automatic, radio & air 1975 MARK IV -.,.--4w...fDriYH 9550 $1432 .. , 1111 9010 ••••••••••••• •• •••• •••• --7J hat Xlnt cond. Great
1974 MG MIDGET
Royal blue w1matchLng
interior tOl lLl N)
Reduced thts week to
·73 Super Bug lmmoc.
New brks, xlnt tires,
rad10. S22751ofr 644·0094
cond <ZLK6801. Sale Aqua edition. Full power '73 Pinto Wgn, auto. air
-··•-••.e•••••••••• ie Ford F'2$0 ,,._ ton war IMW 97 I 2 •!a' mileage. 33·35 rope.
tt' FO Trl ·Hull. 8 rlJlly.Must,ell' . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~1~1-t1afl6pm.
pncedat 1nclud1ng vinyl lop, cond. xlnl cond, $2200.
OHLYSl59S leather interior. till 4944l89,btwn9&5.
~ OrCb~~ ~ 6t6 642g al\. 5 '14 1''1at 124 TC Xlnl cood
IZIOO ..._.ll 'SC Wagon.er ·1+4 Runs 30.0011 ms. r ad ta ls ,
OHLYS2795 SADDLEBACK '76 Convert, 5000 m1,
AM t FM stereo cass ,
cocoa mal.s. cover. Perf
M0-7S61
Ml\RQVIS
MOTORS
wheel, cruae control, '7t Pinto Run_a_bou_t_4_s_pd_,
AM/FM stereo, air cond F (589RXJI). A t C . W tW . AM I M
1111 Gd llrea Sl 100 bst $2<Y75 h~t ofr Pvt ply liJ4 0197 Cv'l. wknds BMW. 'Mi\RQO.IS ...
MOTORS
$1316. st.en.."O. $1200. Ph 494-1273
"71 Pu1to Low mileage.
Ptrfect cond, 11000
Ph962·1616
JI J 1aHua ~r 8'2·~-----
c·••.e•••s;;•u•u••• 'f4 J .. p. --ton shell. • ~ a. / 912 map, otMr xlru, 30M
-ad, M8SO 117S-l521 ......................
Sleeper for M1n1 lruck. ,,_.. 9560 il'L •••••••••••••••••••••••
~•ft 6f'M Satrlflce . '58 l nt 'I
'11 BMWs
HERE NOW
-10... • ~ -C CW.cab ''°lton P /U l'vt IMW RISALIS • ., 1 .,... .... .,.~ •m· Pl)' ~, f\Ally Mii coat'd, lfy sio0 645-8203 '7 0 2 II 0 UC S · 4 ~ P cb, l'AU. W/hlt, w/7 . -<~l"SJ
MC 1 Too '54, xtra aa "74 Luv. very low miles, '722002-A ·C53SRKK l
Cllb. AC, PIS. P/B, duai xlnt cond. Must sell · 7 3 3 . O <.: S 4 ll P . ·
blaU. C....ue lape dk, fm.a40an 4 oo 1967KLM I.
73 Fial 124 Spyder Con·
vcn 25,000 ml. stereo, ma~s. hkc new. $2995.
KJ.11709
iuA01 {'AAQr.ur iuu VII! w,
')..-1nO•t c10U-.,,·A.-• • f .,,,
• Ml')')l~I .... VII JO
·AJI• )Stier' •O~ · 9'10
'71 Westphalia Popto
camper. XJot cond Pv
pty 646-1823.
1H"0) M/\Ci'l,LJf QIH P• N•
'J.10" 0 r •tO f, .-, A ~r , , 9 • •r
Ml~\tU"'-\Ill JU
4']1:)8i$Q •V'> IJHJ
'&I VW Sqbock Reblt eng, '74 Wgn. Fact j\ir. H pd,
,73 FIAT l""SLC I 9744 tr&lll, x!nt rond thruout rack, stereo, lo ml. ~ .... S000/0(r.41M-214~ Xlnt cond . $4700. R1>blt em1 • oniy o.ooo . m1. Nf'w 111leno & cpl. 67 M GT, Xlnt cond, '69 CMPR. Oil cir , snow 962·7022.
l"lrirert whls errari low ml. wires, radi:il!t, tires, sips. 3. very cln. AMtot. UMd Ma~:. Ht•isr olded newcpl&pa1nt 11450/ $1700.548-8649 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wrnlcr. vinyl top Spot· orr. 497·396.5. G.Mral 990 I
lt.'l>l! -flCW µamt. 645·7588 9746 '61 S98ACK ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlft~PM •••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Ne w mags, Michelin
~GU S TAFSON
l INCOl N MERCURV
16800 Be .tc h Blvc1
Hunlrnglon Bf•,it h
' 842·8844
1915UNCOLM
TOWNCOU,.
P'ull power Including
vinyl top. lilt wheel.
cruise control, AM t FM
tape, air cond. l.ooks
good I t087REC I
$6486.
,.,...... 9960 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ATLAS
Clnllw/PlyMCMlfh ~n Dally al sun. 'tll 10
2929 Harbor Blvd.,
C011ta Me1a
546-1934
JUOOmJ,Uke oew.• ----------1 '73 Bav11ria·4 or bft.14H51f "n Oataun. Xlnl cond l680PPM 1.
radials, Gabriel shocks, 1!.174 Fiat 121J, 2 dr. '67 Kadett wag. Eng & Frendo racinl( brakes. 8 P · i\Mt fo'M , 20.000 mi $21i5. tram rec reblt. Great Hunt shifter. Coco mat3 , "74 Pl,ym Gold Dust.er. All
Xlnt cond Call art 6pm cond. 1625. SS..·00'>5 leather stffnnl( wheel, xtru, S0.000 ma. Xlnt. ·GUSTAFSON ----------i AM/PM stereo S1900. '74 Ba vatl a ·4 ttttnilM .... 9140 Bel.165,M6-86114 (348LF'Ml
-"•••••••••••••••••• ---------r '7$200'Z·A.·(0341).
s p .· 6440057 '°"8cJw 9750 engine. 6m05. new. (0\1 -~--------l INCOI N MERcunv
lbHOO Bl•ach 011111
Huntington &-.1<.h '"" "" t .,,.. s ,,_ chana& & valve adj '73 Gold Ouster . auto, JAWAMOPID. $260 912 ~er/1hell, very gd '1U301A·A.·<MMVO >
.... oott cood. Sl.250. Mer 6Pm. SADDLHACK --------t _a»_780_l. _____ , YAU.IT IMPOaTS lT,':J::-1 9ll O 'Tl P'ont Couner, sharp ll1·2040 49M949 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !~81or best. &75·7~
.. Honda tao. 6000 ort _•_u«_P_m_. ----• OUMGOLOI C~UTHTY'S
lill. Id mtr 1150. ~ ~ llome Toter, l'ord ._. .,, Jlcmda Tra1J 70. Str tllt ub, 1972. (21')
IQal, 7llO mt. Uu nu •wtorevs 8D3-0324
M&a1t ~I ..... ll '11 Dod sbttbed PU V8
"'I'S Kawu&kJ 400 \ltple .... ~s. PJB. AM/PM
Jba:Maetllellt. 9IOI> ..-.o. tape, still under
Gl-41Dalltrl nrr. ISOOO. ~0695.
.,., ... a "" py. """' eng, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll ~ .. M FM 8 k 2 every 1500 m tsl. ~per P/S, P/B, very clean. A I lrac · tope, 1971,onct.914 cl•an. $1800 FIRM. Ori". own e r . Sl995 Gd cond. &\ ofr 646·2'71 s 11--4. AM/FM 8 track 548 5735 646-8080 even ,._ I"-9t~• • 9to5p S57 ~afte .-.... ' ' . -"GO fW N •• IM0-8446 m. · stereo & low mlleaae. · . AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Hondo 9727 Excellent cond1tloo ! '70 Bus Hu bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 86 c 0 , v e tt e • 2 7 , 'M Valiant. 39,000 mt. •••••••••••••••u •••••• '3850. Prt. ply. 496-3880. Bouab.t' new 1.';.~ ,!0 e~:; •• Javelin, FY 8 track, $4000/bst. Need• little Good Ures, A/C, clean .
lrand Mew '77 1975 TAIGA ll200. Will eell for suoo. map, h~ers, 1hacp, wort. Dys 754-21*1, aft 5. mo. Ph IMHOl3 HONDA C chocolate brown. 5 spd, \714>'"2·2797 .a. 873-M2·5C "71 Duster, fully equip, lo ars alt, stereo cassette, very 1968 VW Bua XJnt rood 19111 Amb1nador, 4 dr. '73 Corvette 350 41pd. ml, ~. Call '*"ll23 ~y dean. 25,000 mi Muat Sttteol-trklnc SD50 · eood rwinin1 COf)(l. '650 Auto. PS, PB. Air, Ttop all5pm. ToCheotefrcM9d tell' Wkdys call Lou t'l'MS89or"6:C,9 ~ru orbstorr 84'7·3837 •.ooolblt.9112.ca. 'P.tioc -------9-,-,-, .,A, .,_.. . • • J ER Blsbal, 979·2333
..... m~Y•t'e,..,u ni UNIV SITY . xlnl cond Mete HI 0 '75 Corvette, LS,000 ml, ••••••••••••••••••••••• C...er,a..c.. a.11....wte 62 Hrdtp Cabnolt.-t, xlnt ~enJ::'zoooml. '••n••••••••••••••••••• Sbowtoomcleao, .all ex· '7f1 Grand Prhc, a ll pwr, Roi ce BMW HoMa c_.. • GMC coodthniout.14'100. ~ 1'73 Buick Century. 2 dr, tna.'8350/bat.UWO'fl Sood conct. Ftrtt llSOO ._ 111' UISB Yamaha 1._. 'nl'ord Ranaer P/U. Ful Jamborff T-a.-CallfM6..Gll37 .int ClOlld, ru.Uy equlp'd, r.-ttlJ lak•-~
• ~ '-000 ml, xlnt (Ond, tyequlped.1311()()/ blto(r. N~Beach ~8444 ·-u , um vw Bua. 20,000 m1 on 12395 M 7m --.-AIU,414-0lfl m.oJIJ ~Harbor Blvd Ule6 Pol"ICbe 912. Sunrf. rebltent AM/FM $1600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltet La Mana . Good ---------1"7t BMW 530 I AM IFM, <:Mt• Mrica 540'9&40 S..Spd lrana. alum rtma. Ph• 548.~ ' '88 Rlv\era. Jdnt ahape, 'S8CoqarXR7 transportation car $.175. 1t Ya maha TT600, T 'TS Luv. New llrt'S, rims, ste.reo case, 4 rtil>d. rac ssaoc>. Ev ... 968-5484. ' . air, tull pwr. 14 Ores. Xlnt eoodidon &45-1627 Ylma!!• YZIOC, '7& Hon• uphlltl'J. tonne au cvr, tnaJtt. Xl.nt ~na. Daya '711 Bhre Honda WIJn, 11tlrk 1970 ltllT Tara '61 Bus. Runt areat, en1 suoo. M7 U92 :itt. e 1121)(). M5·90t1 v-9974 &,:::'·!rail trlr. Cal ;;:·many ow~ l'JW1165,•~~ ~1.~I~, 1,700 ~hi.I·, xlnt ~~·;:!. =~C.~:;.:&.· ~nd. C •ac ttts ~ tt .;~ ................ ..
"'14 S.vana. Alr, puroo ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ............. ,........ 197~ v.,a Hatchback OT.
1'11K.awualtUOO. 'e4 Clw't '-" T. Picnp. V 1untf. IC,000 ml a. Od '75 CVCC llalch~c-. low 'Tt 'nl.6q, k ,000 ml, Id mt C..d BSdo Cpelmmac 'n CafooDll cua&om wlrt m11 wMel.I. Alll/PM, lo X1Al. condiUon, aT f'nl, 'apd. ll.250. P Pvt JIC.1, ti.& ofr. m1. szo:,o. ot beial offer. "-~ iOO>ethaq to ,..,, COid: Ram IJ'tat. 11~. full llO'ftr. wndaii t PS. p e, air c:e..s • ooO mt 1 ~-Xlot cood.
11'·J'I Mf.OV1J ~ a-llledadadollwtAl ~ loecWSl.250 N1·*8 Jfti,Sl.1119.-.-a' • Alktnl.,950.-...
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BRAND
NEW
1977
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* Great Selection
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
BUY i
FROM I
IKE
'7 6 TOYOTA CO•OU.A
Delu .. • CoP.. Automatics air
cond•t•on•nq ra'110 heatPt 3 10
choo~e from 915PRAI
lOWA\
53399
74TOYOTA MAUHWAGOM
4 soeed atr cond1lt0n1ng, AM/FM
radK> (3991
HURRY WHILE
THEY LAST!
ll"'r~~ TRAJMrH @)I TR7: THE SHAPE Of TtMS TO COME
,.,..,d. AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TODAY.
NOW ONLY
S4,995*
LARGE SB.ECTIOH
IN STOCK MOW
•ptus Tax &. License. Manufa cturer's
suggested 1976 retail once P.O.E.
Do e s not include inland
transportation. local taxes or
preparation charges & accessories.
Jaguar XJ Coupes.
The uncommon
luxury cars, now at
uncommonly low prices.
·~
R •111 "''~ '4C h t't :t fr" N:and-nc 11rf J 1 hotr
\If',., 1n "It" L .o:if U'lC•~111~"-.tnl\ aJ, tn• ~•••"• .. l
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"r'l•'f'ltlfHt~ ft1 '"' n """' ,u••"""ll
HURRY WHILE THE
'7 6 MODELS LAST!
All of our cars have a 5 year·
50.000 mile warranty available
11\ Mile So. of the San Diego Frwy.
Between Adams & Bllcer
Wherever you live in
Orange County, buying a
Used Car i n Costa Mesa
from Johnson & Son
''Just Makes Sense!"
•
'76 CA1'1tl Cl"f
V 6. -I speed, radio. ht-all't, under
19.000 miles. tutone interior. }ellow
exterior. <175N1F).
'3995
'7J CA"U 2600
Vii. 4 speed. radio. heater & ~ilver
PXterior with black 1nter1or
<244Pl'X1
52695
'11 UMCOU4 COUPf
VR. automat1r . racll)rv a ir
cond1llonin~. wh1tpwall tlrt">. ru11
pow~r heater. -;tereo radio \'lnYI
roor. tinted glass & wh1..~I cover'\.
12S2<'CYI
'2695
'75 MlltCURY "40NTIGO
4 0<>0r Sedan. Vfl'. fuctorv atr
rondlt,onin1?. pwr 'ill.'Cring. rad1n.
h ealer & white wall tires .
I {742MNG I.
'75 AMC GREMLIN
Aulomaltc. pawer steering. atr co,d
& less than 15.000 miles. (478PCUl.
s2499
74 DATSUN 710
4 speed radio (927 JCF).
s2299
'7' TOYOTA coaOUA
Wagons. automatics. air cond1t1oning,
radio. heater. 5 to choose trom.
(901PRA).
i .t
52995
'7J OLDS CllTUSS
2 Dr. Coupe. VS. automatic, factory
air conditlol'\lng. pwr. steering, pwt.
brakes. stereo radio. heater. tinted
glass, vinyl roof. whitewall tires &
wheel covers. (S3'7HTY>.
'3495
7J C.t.DILUC SIDAM DIVlW
V8, automatic. factory air
condllioning, ru11 power. stereo
radio, heater. whitewall tires. vinyl
roof. tinted gla5s. wheel cover5 &
brown metallic finish wtdeep tan
interior. ( 113665).
'4495
7• MHCUU COMAi COUPI
V8. automatic. ractory alr
conditioning. pwr. steering. J)Wr.
brakes. stereo radio, ti eater .
~walls, vinyl roof. Unlad glass
Is wheel covers. C432'f\'K).
'5395
5253
REBATE
ON
ALL
MEW
176 & •77
PACERS
IM STOCK
MIRACLE
MAZDAS
"ASK TO SEE
THE FACTORY
INVOICE" SALE
5 YR., 7 5,000 MILE
WARRANTY
•
'76 COSMO DEMO
SAVE '2000
WAS $6015 HOW 54085 .,., •r.onc rru'.M
•
'7 6 MIZER S2545
SAVE s537
<:nt ·~rci~nm
•
'76 RX4 DEMO $3974
SAVE 'I 500 'I•' 1lA23~Ut'1q
•
•75 UJ ROTAR't.W~GOH 5Yr ,75.~
Full Fac1ory Warranty
SAVE 5 1100
HOW '3221
S.. •SSl7•Wt9'\2t8
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INVOICE STICKER -
LET US MAKE
A FEW·DOLLARS.
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SUPER
RESALE VALUES
'7 4 MUSTANG II
VB engine. 4 speed transmission.
radio. heater. 36,687 miles.
Immaculate! (825LFKI. S2699 • '74 CAPRI
AM/FM stereo. automatic, air cond.
sun roor. rallye wtteels. Beaultful! (747PKF). s2s99
'75 ~HEVY
MAUIUWAGOH
Auto .. Pl&H. power steering &
brakes. air oond1tion1ng Outstanding
cond111on1 (762PXZl. S3699
'75 FOR L'° LANDAU
Coe . AM/FM stereo w tape. cruise
control. till wtteel, elec 50150 seat.
air cond Loeded1 Only 34.957 miles.
(876MEW) S4699
'7S~IUS
3 seats. AM/FM stereo. sun root.
19.699 miles. Like new condition!
(845NPM).
HEW 1977
PINTO.
2.Da. SEOAH
4 soo .. front discs. vinyl bucket sears.
elec. rear wind. defroster. stl. bit
radials. tnt. glass. whl cws. STK237
(101722) .
s3372
Plus Tax and License
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HEW 1977
MUSTANGS
2 DR. HARDTOPS
2+2 FASTBACKS
Over 25 new 1977 Mustangs 1n
s tock . W e have a SUPER
SELECTION of standards and Ghlas.
SEE US
BEFORE YOU BUY!
•
MEW 1977
PICKUP'S
"READY TO ROLL"
CHICK OUR
VOLUMI SA VIMGS
From light pickups to costom heavy
duty model's. we can serve YoU best
• HUllY FOi AMAL
CLIAIAMCI
DISCOUNTS
OM ALL
llMAIMIMe 7611!
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DATSUN
USED CAR
SPECIALS
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1972 510 2 Door
Racy red. mag type wheels. new
tires. AM radio. heater. 4 spd .•
(f2957J.
SW.IVY A.T
s1995
* 19751210 4 Door
4 spd • AM radio. heater. a beauty in
blue w1lh a easy dnven 11,000 miles.
(#2922·R). PltlCm TO SAVI!
52795
* I 971 510 St. Waq.
Desert gold. 4 spd., AM-FM" radio,
new tires, runs like a tcp. (#2985).
5 1995
* 1974 Dodge Dart
A beige bomb. 8 cyl .. auto .. air cond ..
AM·FM radio, power steering.
(#2992).
IUY MOW A.HD SA VE!
52695
* 1973 610 St. Wag.
4 sod .. AM radio. heater. air oond ..
side molding, a real beauty 1n
mediterranean blue. extra clean.
(#2994).
52395
* 19751210 4 Door
AM radio. si~ moldings. undersea!.
heater. 4 sod .• royal blue. (Demo
#D3199).
52695
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
JUST A FEW FROM THE
LARGEST SELECTION
IN ORANGE COUNTY
'76 Seville .•••.......... Sale Priced
(0513301)
'76 Eldorado Coupe .......... $9695
(213ROAJ ·1e Coupe deVllle ••....••...• 59295
(0116044)
'75 Eldorado Coupe ...•.•.••• S8695
(725KYSJ
'75 Eldorado Coupe •.......•. S8495
1253MNY)
'75 FteetWOOd Brghm ...••.... S9495
(173MGF)
75 Coupe deVllle ........... S7695
(0126288)
'75 Coupe deV1lle ........... S7495
(597LWG)
'75 Coupe de Ville . . . ........ S6995
(0100740)
'75 Coupe de Ville ............ S7995
(9S6MXTl
75 Coupe deV1lle . . ......... S6795
(0163887)
75 Coupe de Ville .. .. . ...... s 7195
(174MMJ)
'74 Coupe deVille .....•...... $6995
(615KRCJ
'74 Eldorado Coupe .......... S6995
(079KGI)
'74 Coupe deVllle ............ S6495
(285LFll
73 Eldorado Coupe . . ....... S579!5
(752POSl
·73 Eldorado Coupe .......... $5595
(OOOHSY)
CADIUAC '1 AWE
PROnOION Pl.AN
AVAILABlE ON MOST CARS
••••••
73 MBZ 280C ............. S87D5
C381HNVl
'73 Explorer Motor Home •••• s 7995
(421LPO)
'71 C,,evyMOnfe Carlo ...... $6995
(807RSC)
74 Mercury Cougar XR7 •••• &3995
(971l.GA)
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:Fountain V ialley
EDITION
L..70, NO. 20, 3 SECTlbNS, 34 P AGE;S
After n oon
N.Y.Stoeks
I
Srter. Takes Oath as Preslden
\
.. Ne~ Call
Made fOr •
U.S. Unity.
WASHINGTON (AP) -In a
soft Georgia accent, uttering the
simple oath act out in the
ConsUlutioo, JlmmyCartercame
to power today and promised a
government "both competent and
compassiooate." .
• Carter's fitst words as presi-
dent were words of thanks to
Gerald R. Ford for 1 all be has
done to heal the nation.
Amid applause that swelled to
cheers, Carter paused to shake
hands with the man he bad just
succeeded. Then be spoke of the
future:
"You have given me a great
responsibility -to stay close to
ROSAL YNN'S DRESS
DRAWS COMMENTs-81
you, to be worthy of you, and to
exemplify what you are," said
the president who leads America
into ita third century. · '
ROSALYNN CARTER WATCHES HER HUSBAND TAKE THE PRESIDENTIAL OAnt wi~
New Fl,.t Lady Hold• a Family Bibi• for Hlatorlc Ceremony In Wa1hlngton
• "Let us create together a new
national spirit of unity and trust
• • . let us learn together and
laugh together and work together
and pray together, confident tbal
in the end ·we will triumph
together in the right." \
Redevelopment Cut Se~-....
A~WI .......
PRESIDENT CARTER HUGS DAUGHTER AMY ON PODIUM
WhHe Un .. Border Protectfve GfHa Shield
Chief Justi~e Warren E.
Burger adminlstered the oath to
the former governor of Georgia ·
at two minutes past the appoint.
edhourofnoon (EST).
HB Downtown Project Decuion Delay Set
By ROBERT BARKER
A Tearful Goodbye
ro01 Ex-president
"Congratulations," he said, as
the transfer of power waa con-
cluded in the oath u old as the
Republle, and a 21-JUD salute
boomed from Arm1 cannon on
lhe Capitol grounds.
Cartu stood, first solemn, then
with a momentary smile on his
lips, as the strains of ,.Hail to the
Chief'• sounded in salute.
OftM Dally r lleCSIAllf
The majority of the Huntington
Beach City Council bas sent out
signals that the proposed
downtown redevelopment area
may be cut back sharply in slze.
Officials also indicated that a
final declsioo will be pot off form
to nine months because planning
will have to be reworked to con-
form with new stale legislation. WASlDNGTON CAP) -Presi-
dent Ford, in the final hours of,
hia presidency, said today he
thought his administration was a
good one "which history will
treat kindly."
With tears in his eyes, Ford
spoke briefly to about 75 mem-
bers of the White House staff and
the Cabinet during a farewell
buffet breakfast in the White
House State Dining Room.
Presa aettetary Ron Nessen
re~rted there was a slight touch
of emotion in the President's
voice as be said, "l 'm not good at
putting words together on an OC·
CHiop like this.
.. I've tried to thank you all in
petson or by letter or both," Ford
sald.1
"I've enjoyed the White House
mainly because al the fine peo.
pie. The days were long but they
were ligh~ned by the people.
You all contributed to an ad·
ministration I think was good
and which history will treat kind-
ly," Ford added. •
Republicatu
Show Gaim in
CountyRolh
A replar biennial purge of re-
cistration roUa by the Oranae
County Registrar of Vat.en has
widened the 1ap between re-c 11 te red Republicans and I
Democrat.II.
And what was a scant 8,65' re-
glatralion t.ldge for GOP voters
laat November bas grown to
16,627. accordlnc to the re-ptrar•a figures.
By the time Reptrar Al Olson
completed the mandatory purge
of people who no Jooger live at
t heir registration addresses.
"3.098 registered voters bad been
dropped from the roll.
Of t boae, 21,658 were re-listered Democrat.II and 16,627
were reeia~red Republicans.
Tb• other 1>ur ced re1lstranta
were affiliated either with minor
partla or were Hated u indepeo-danta.
, Tb • post.election purge of
voters no loqer ellclble to vote
wit.bout fint re1bterin1 again
left the number ol elltible voters
on the county's roll at 81814'5.
Inmate Hangs SeH.
• FOLSOM (AP) -A convicted
murderer, Denn1s Dlclcenon., 215,
who bad attempted 1uirjde M¥eral dme1 iD the put 1ru
• louad ban1ed tn hit cell at
P olaom P rison Wednesday, autboriUes aaJd.
He said he hoped to see all of
them again because, "I believe
the friendships we made here go
well beyond Jan. 20."
Nessen said tbe President then
walked toward the door shaking
hands. He turned, waved and ·
said , "Goodbye everybody.
Thank you all very, ver y
much."
Ford and a few aides then took
an elevator to the ground floor
and be walked to the Oval Office
to finish up a few pieces of
paperwork on his desk.
Ford departed from the Oval
Vice President Walter F. Mon-
dale was sworn in first, his oath
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.MiJJsingHB
• Gir~'s Body
Discovered
Office for the last time in his ad-The partially clad body of a
ministration at 9:40 a.m. On 2l·year-old female murder vie· -
leavinc be kissed Nell Yates, a Um whose parents live lo Hunl-
mem ber of his appointments ington Beach was found in a hilly
staff. She broke down in tears as brush area about 20 miles north
the President walked away. of Santa Barbara Wednesday af-
Then be greeted his successor, temoon.
Jimmy Carter and his wife, -_at The parents of Patricia Marie
the White House North Portico. Laney, of 16531 Los Verdes Lane,
Ford and bis wife and the Carters were notified Wednesday of their
spent 40 minutes over coffee in daughter's death. Huntington
the White House Blue Room. Beach police did not release the
They were joined by the outgoipg parents' full name.
and incoming vice presidt9ts Santa Barbara deputy sheriffs
and their wives. Ford aides said. round the body about 25 reel from
Ford and Carter found a few · Refugio Pass Road after two
minutes for a private conversa· teenage boys reported seeing a
Uon. bicycle backpack with pieces of
Then the F ords and Carters bloodied clothing near the scent .
posed f&r photographs on the ""Miss Laney, a third-year
north Portic o and left by University of California at Santa
motorcade for the Capitol and the Barbara student had not/ been
awearing-in. seen by her roommates ID lsla
Ne a a en ••id Ford was Vista since Tuesday evening. She
participating with mixed emo-had not been reported missing,
lions in the transfer of power to-room mates said.
day. He rode down Pennsylvania Deputies refused to say how
Avenue in the aame limousine Miss Laney was killed, pending
C!fee l'O&D, Pase AZ> further investisation.
Council members voted this
week to inform residents that a.
decision definitely will not be
made at a scheduled Jan. 31
public heanng date.
The hearing was set last Nov-
ember to accommodate an over-
flow of public testimony generat-
ed by the controversial plan to in-
c I u de 688 acres in the
redevelopment area.
Council members Monday
n1ght gave soundings on how lhey
now view redevelopment.
The1ropmions:
-Mayor Hamett Wieder. "We
have a feeling from previous
hearings now for what people
want.
"We must start with the trust or
the people and embark on the
smallest project that can fly
economically."
Mrs. Wieder said she was think-
ing in terms or an area running
from Golden West Street to Lake
Street along Pacific Coast
Highway and north to Hartford
Avenue.
,-Mayor Pro Tem Ron Pat-
tinson. "I still am in favor or
downtown redevelopment or the
same magnitude that was
originally proposed.
·'The streets and sewers need
improvement and there are
drainage problems. Redevelop-
ment appears to be the only way
ror solution.
.. I 'll always be1for downtown
redevelopment and tax in-
cremental financing," be said.
-Nonna Gibbs. "I would like to
caused an estimated l350,000 worth ol
damage to 'the school at 9739 Denni St.
Firemen, who battled the blue for more
... ..,~~---·-
~·~" t.wo T.· said the ca use is unknown.
-..' J
hearken back lo the Main Street
and Lake Street mall concept. I
think the immediate thing is to up-
grade the downtown.
.. I 'm not too excited about the
size of the 688-acre project area,"
sbeadded. ·
-Blcbard Siebert. "f. too,
think the orilinal project was too
large and lam more in favorofre·
vitalization.
"I'd like to know more about
alternatives regarding size, in· tensity andfinancing,"hesaid.
* * *
-Ted Bartlett. "I lean mo
towards letting private e
terprise accomplish redevelo
ment. Let them s p end the'
money and keep the city fro
spending millions of our dolld, he said. ;
·'Other cities have spent a
deol of money on redevelopm -
and it doesn't seem to be wor ....
outtooweU "headded.
-Roa Sbeakmaa . "'I ha~ strong feelings that revilalizaU
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* * * Wieder Won't · Seek
Second Mayor Ter:tn.
Huntington Beach Mayor Har-Sbe said leading accompUsiL
riett Wieder announced this ments that occurred during her
week that she has no plans to administr:ation include: l
seek a second term as mayor -The city Is solvent and badt:
wtien her tenure ends in April. on solid financial footing~ :
"I believe in .an orderly pro--There is a feehng of
cession to the office and that team work and a fresh new
Ron Pattinson and others get a spirit due to key administrative
chance to become mayor when changes and the addition ot
their time carries around." she three new council members.
said. -Discovery of an Indian
Pattinson is mayor pro tern skeleton rn ancient burial
and is in line to take over after grounds at a constuction .!llto
Mrs. Wieder. near Meadowlark Airport.
Mrs . Wieder said a natural Goals she says she hopes to
line of succession to the post attain include:
would ser ve to prevent -Closing thecityoffice build·
"bloodletting" among possible ing on Main Street and renUJ\g
contestants ror the office. lt.
She declined to state her -Adoption of a sister city
future political plans ... At this program.
stage, I don •t even know if J 'll -Organl:l:alion or a property
run for city council re.election," tax reform conference.
she said. -co.sponsoring with Golden
There are about 90 days te-
m a in in g in Mrs. Wieder's
tenure and she discussed ac-
complishments, dfappointments
and things she yet hopes to ·ac·
complish.
She said the biggest disap·
pointment was the failure or re-
developme nt to get orr the
ground in 1976,
"There was a lack of un-
derstanding and trust that led
to the breakdown," sbe thinks.
She said abe reels part or the
responalbllity lies al the feet or
the project area committee, an
advisory group on redevelop-
ment.
''The PAC didn't truly reflect
the feel.in& of the people in the
community.
"It had preconcep~ns and
didn 't listen. It stl'JDed to
op_S'rate in a vacuum," she
says.
Mrs. Wleder said another dis-
at>pointment was the failure of
the city to cut taxes despite an
incr:eue in asaessed evaluaUoo.
Sbe noted she was the only
council member to vote for a
reduction.
She said another frustration
was the difficulty in com-
municating with the consti-
tuency. Mn. Wieder said she has at-
tempted • breaktbrou1h in this
area wlth a meet-the-mayor
program and other public
forum a .
West College a seminar on en•
vironmental and cultural re•
sources or the city .
-Schedule a youth rally on
whether the city is meeting the
needs or community youth.
-Adoption of a city energy
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Coas t
Weathe r
Cloudy throq,gb Friday
with small chance of light
showers by tonight and
Friday. Highs mid-60s to
70s. Lows in low 50s.
I NSIDE TODAY
Trovelitlg bu tram to the.
Eoat thb wint~r? Better
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CARTER •••
admlnlstued by House Speaker
Thomas P . O 'Neill o f
MHHchuaett.e.
A crowd eatimated by Capitol
poltce at 150,000 stretched across
the plaza before the inaugural
s tand.
Carter's inaugural address
waa a brief one -12 minutes.
The inauguration, said Carter.
"marks a new begio.nini, a new
dedication within our govern·
ment. and a new spirit amone u.s all."
While a president may sense
and proclaim that new spirit, he
said, "only a people can provide lt' ...
fl w aa a promlae to 1ovem with
compu1ioo in partnership with
the American people.
With the oath to "preserve,
protect and defend the Constitu-
tion of the United States," James
Earl Carter of Plains, Ga.,
became America's 39tb presi-
deat. ·
Carter said he had no new
dream to put before the
American people but urged •·a
·1reab laUb in the old dream."
Though little more than 1,000
words long, the speech had a
ringine quality and made these
points:
"We are a strong nation and we
will maintain istrength so suffi·
cient that it need not be proved in
combat-a quiet strength based
not merely on the size of an
arsenal, but on the mobility of
ideas.
"We will be ever vigilant and
never vulnerable, and we will
fight our wan against poverty,
ignorance and injustice, for those
are the enemies against which
• our forces can be honorably
marshaled.
". . • Let no one confuse our
idealism with weakness.
"We can never be indifferent to
the fate of freedom elsewhere.''
Carter pledged efforts to limit
arms to the level needed for each
nation's own safety.
"We will move th.is year a step
toward our ultimate goal -the
elimination of a ll nuclear
weapons from Utis earth," he
said.
As he r epeated the oath,
Carter's hand rested on an an-
cient family Bible open to the ad·
monition from the prophet Micah
"to do justly, and to love mercy,
and to walk humbly with thy
God."
When his time as president is
done, Carter said, be hopes peo-
ple will say the nation remem-
bered the words of Micah "and
renewed our search for humility,
mercy and justice."
And, said the first Southerner
to be president in more than 100
years, he hoped his stewardshJp
will be known for having "torn
down the barriers that separated
those of different race and region
and religion, and where there
had been mistrust, built unity,
wi!h a respect for diversity."
He hoped, too, for a legacy of
finding work for the unemployt;<t,
strengthening the American
family. ensuring respect for the
law and equal treatment under
it.
··1 would hope," said Carter. .. that the nations of the world
Jflieht say that we bad built a
lasting peace ... Theae are not
Just my goals, but our common
hopes."
Carter took his place on the In·
augur al stand to the str.W of the
··Navy Hymn,'• shook hands with
a smiling Ford, touched handl
with Mrs . Carter, and the
ceremony began.
·'Great crowd," Ford re·
marked. "Really is." said
Carter, as Sen. Howard W. Can·
non o f Nevada took the
microphone.
"In the highest tradition of our
form of government, we are here
today to inaugurate the 39th P~·
sident of the United States ," he
said.
United Methodist Bishop
William R. Cannoo of Atlanta
spoke the invocaUoo. "Let this
lint administration in the third
century ot our o.atiooal e~teoce
be the beelnning of a new era -a
titne of reditude, righteousness
and pro1perity lor all our
c:ltizena," be uid.
Of'ANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Thur!e!!y. J1nuary 20. 1en
Dirty Trick f',....P._.AJ
PROJECT ••• Thieves Raid BwlJi111f Site la absolutely necessary for the
downtown area to survive and
flourish. HuntJngton Beach police to-
~ are investigating the 1rand
then of 100 cubic yards of dirt
allecedly stolen from one loca·
Uon on the clt.y'a westalde.
A apoteaman tor realdeotJal
developer Bud Greenleaf com-
plained to officers that someone
raided their coostrucUoo site at
603 13th St.. and atole the 100 cubic yards of dirt. .
He alao alleged the stolen dirt
was found on another nearby·
residential construction site at
601 12th St., but the alleged
evidence might not hold up in
court too well.
Investigators pointed out that
due to the proximJty of the two
building sites, the dirt on one
fairly closel..v resembles the dirt
on the other.
No dollar val1.1e was Im·
mediately e1tlmated for the
13th Street •pol mlaaln1 100 cubic yard.a of dirt, believed by
the victims to be strewn QOW
over the 12th Street housing
site. after it was flrst delivered
lo their job.
"We don't normally do that," a police department apotesman
observed today, n0Un1 the
dollar value of dirt ii quite re-
lative, proble matical and in·
volves many factora s uch as
soll richness.
Area patrolmen, nonetheless,
will be keeping their ears and
eyes to the ground after being
briefed oo the case involving
the dirty crooks, whoever they
are.
"l support uatn1 a combinatloG
of aovernment aulataoce, tu !la·
creaient ftnancln1 and J>riftle eo~rise.
''Wllbout ualatance, the area
will not revit.alhe itself and it will
fall down &Oddie," he predicted.
Shenkman aaid be favored a
pl an of lowet' intensity.
Councilman Ai Coeo said be
preferred not to comment"
because be la buyinl property ln
the eroposed redevelopment area
and there could be a conflict.
* * * F,...PapAJ
MAYOR •• ·•
. . .
Funeral service. for ~
Lee Jarrell of Buntin~ Beach-:
who was electrocuted Tu~~ a tra1lc accldeot that boepj
b1a 12-)'ear-o!d stepdau1bter wttlt
burn1, are acbeduled ~ •
momlns. ·
· Rites for Jarrell at, of e
Limerick Drive, ri1 be at 10:»
a.m . at Peek FamUy Colonial
Funeral Home, We1tmlnster.
Burial will follow at 0~
Sbepberd Cemftny lD Buat.:
inston Be&cb. :
Tbe vlc:tini WU klllec1 wbat a:
Central Library
To Get $10,000
policy.
-Meetlng with owners of ma·
jor downtown property to plan
the future of the area.
-Develop a lilt of developers
interested ln t.be downtown area
and schedule interviews with
them.
-Develop incentives for at-
tracting private investors to the
downtown aiea.
Verna Smith of Los Angeles says sbe wants her· son ex-
ecuted. The son, Jimmie
Lee Gray, 28, ta facing the gas chamber in Mississippi
for the murder of a 3-year-
old girl. (Story, Page All)
CB rad.Jo aatlDDlt lie Gd 7~
Jarrell, 12, were balaa~lllf wldl-.
maneaverlnl it in the bacltywd:
toppled and bruahed • 12t0DD-\'Olt
electr1calpow«"line. ~ Spoket~eo •t \JC Jrylp~
Medtcal Center'• Burn t11J~ wberetbe'J~lbeemftaed~ describe bet lion ~
today but i\ wUl be dais ~
poulble intemal dam.,• mq.
become apparent. ~ The Huntington Beach Central
Library got good news and bad
news Wednesday night.
The good news is that the
library will receive $10,000 to put
up shelving for books stored in
boxes In the basement.
Bad news was brought out by
members of the city's Public
tacilities Corp. which had the
following observationa about the
$S million, two-year-old struc-ture:
MayorGeu
PuneBack ·
Huntington Beach Mayor Har-
riett Wieder has her full creden-
tials as mayor of the town back
again today after finding a lost
purse contafoing her official
badge.
Mayor Wieder, of 16261 Tis-
bury Circle in the Huntington
Harbour area of the city, report-
ed her handbag as lost or stolen
in a police report filed Tuesday.
She informed aides and as.
sociates Wednesday that it has
been found. She did not elaborate
on where the missing purse reap-
peared.
I',.._ Page Al
FORD •..
with Carter and stood by on the
Capitol steps as the Georgian
was sworn in as the 39th presi-
dent.
Nessen reported Ford began
hi s fin al hours in the White House
by r ising at 6 a .m. and doing ex-
ercise which he does daily to
strengthen his knees. injured
years ago in college football.
Service Station
Hit by Thieves
Thieves apparently used a key
to enter a closed Fountain Valley
service station Wednesday mom·
inl and steai equipment valued
at $610 plus $118 in cash, police
"reported.
No signs ol forcible entry were
observed at the Union 76 station,
at 18052 Broo.kburst St.. where
the equipment and cash was
taken sometime between mid·
night and 7:1S a.m. Wednesday,
police said.
-.._
-It is the home of a number of
mice that migrate from the park
and nearby fields and cause no
little commotion among women Cn~nnle ue; at staffmembers. rr n~ &10 -The automatic door at the··
main entrance is not automatic. ~--U ld
In fact, it does n't work and is ~]JeCls ne kept locked at preaent.
-There was a small fire with LOS ANGELES (AP) -Four
lots of smoke severai months ago men, including a par•plegic,
that threatened books in the have been arrested in connection
basement area but didn't cause .with the robbery ol a jewelry
any damage. store by a man pretending to be a · -An apparent leak bas de-cripple in a wheelchair, police veloped on the roof of the facility say.
which is located at 7111 Talbert
They said Wednesday µiat the
.Av{ibrary Director Walter four San Fernando Valley men
Johnson said today he doesn't were arrested after a scheme in·
think the problems are anything volving •he aubsUtuUon of the
out of the ordinary for a new crippled man with one capable of
structure. walking and robbing the
"The problems don't seem to Westwood store.
Visitor Loses
$1,000 in HB
A visiting Australian surfer
complained tO Huntington Beach
poUce that thieves looted his car
of nearly $1,000 worth of gear
Wednesday, including bl1
bankroll.
Peter Nigro told officers be loll
~ in cub, two surfboards, a
camera and radio when the auto
burelara broke Into his ~arked car near the Santa Ana River
Jetty. •
Tbe c1,tb wu coqtained in a
backpack lo.aide tbe vehicle NI·
gro left locked but uowat.cbed at
a parking area beside the river
brid1e frectuented bY. surfers.
be serious and they are all solva-Booked for investigation of Railroaders Hurt
ble." he said. robbery were Kurt Eble, ~; LOS ANGELES (AP) -Four
"I may even set up a trophy Malcolm E . Cottey, 33; Haig railroad employes were injured
A businessman who at the thne
of hil deatb operated L'il ~Uie's
beer bar in Huntincton Beach,
Mr. J arrellleaves hia wife Floy J.
Jarrell and five children.
Besid• Tammy, they incl*
sons Richard Lee Jarrell Jr., 15.
who fint notified authorltJet. ot
the accident, Rodney Jay Jarnll~,
11; plua daughters Lana Jean. lt.
and Dawn Michelle. ·
He la also survived by 1lla·
pareata, Clyde and YvODAe lar-
rell.
Rezonin& Okayed . ByValley~
• The FounialnValleyatyCoun-
cil has teotaUvel)' approved the
rezoning of about 25 acre. ol pro-
perty near Brookhunt Street and
Warner Avenue from farmine to
residential use.
room to displayallthemice that Gary Leon, 46, and Gary wbenaSoutbemPacifictrainde-
we catch." he joked. Stilinovich, 33, a paraplegic. railed in City of Industry. Johnwnsaid~enewshclv~g i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ will make it possible to get about ,
30,000 books out of boxes and onto .
The property, located near
Moiola Elementary School, will
be used for 103 sinale family
homes, cityofflcialaaald.
shelves.
He said 180,000 books currenUy
are shelved with an ultimate
capacity of about 3SO,OOO.
Johnson said fire department inspectors have strongly recom·
mended r emoving books from
boxes because they pose a £ire
hazard.
The Public Facilities Corp. is a
non-profit group that was formed
to handle financing and comtruc-
tion of the library and civic center .
Its members also agreed Wed-
nesday night to pay $7 .900 for re·
pair of the mall area at the civic
center which buckled, cracked
and slipped in the most recent
rainstorm.
HB Seeking
Money Ideas
Huntington Beach city officials
are urging residents l<> give their
ideas tonight on how $1.245
million in federal funds should be
spent in the city.
The meeting is scheduled at 7
p.m . at Room B-7 of the civic
center at 2000 Main St. The
money is authorized to the city
under the Housing and Com.
munity Development Act.
Funds are intended to benefit
low and moderate incom e
families by improving housing
conditions, community services
and economic opportunity.
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Frozen Victim Revived
BOSTON <AP) -By most
medical definitions. Joseph Rue
watl dead. But because a team of
doctors spent 2~ hours trying to
brtngbimback,he'saUvetoday.
·'To have him wake up in front
of my eyes, move around and talk
to me, that was theextuordinary
thins." said Dr. Prest.on Dalglish. ·
Rue, an unemployed father of
seven, was found Tuesday in the
hallway of a downtown building,
lleeping off a "1i1nificant
amount" of liquor after a nl&bt
when the temperature dipped to
zero, officials aaid. When am-
bulance attendants reached for a
pulse, they found none.
At Boston City Hoapltal, doc·
tora toot Rue'• temrrature: 80
dearees. He ba l uflered
hypothermia, a aevere lowering
of body temperature. No heart
beat showed oo an electroeardio-
iram. Therewerenortfiexcs.His
eyesdldnotnepondtoll1ht.
"A• far as we were concerned.
hew aa dead," DaJ1U.h said.
But Rue. 48. "wu a youn1 pa-
Uent wltb no hlltory of medical IU· 1.eu," said Dr. Frederick
Southwick, chief resident. "We
didn't want to quit unUl every
posa1btllty bad been exhauai.ct," Tuba ,...,.. lnae~ loto the
tuo11 co beJp Rue breat.bt. His
heart WU ma.uqed externally to
force blood through the body. '
"Then we started warming
him,'' Southwick said. ''We
pumped warm nulds into hls
veins and through catheters In-
serted in bis abdomlnal wall to
warm bis lntemal organs."
Warm fluids were pumped
throu1b bis stomach. He was
swaddledinelectric blanket&. .
Rue's temperature l'Olle. ll1s
heart be&an to beat. His blood l'ft"e·
· 11ure returned to normal
Soon· "he knew where be wu
and be knew the date. He knew bis
name and all of hb renex'bt were
normal,'' Southwick aald.
87 Wednesday moroJ111, Rue
was able to attn bis nlfme and
answer doctors' quesUons. ,
Rue, still lo intensive care, may
lose several fln1er. to frostblt.e.
In add1tloa, doc\on aaid, be may
have auffered mlnlnial brain lm-
paJnnelJl. But b.ls lo,r body tem·
perature may have beeo helpful
inolleway.
''In normal cues we would
have bad severe brain dam ace,"
Southwick 11.ld, "but the low tem-
perature meant the metaboU.tm wu markedly1low~."
Southwick said he hopea to
write up t)\e c&M for • medical
Journal "~awie aome doctors
Jutt aren't a•1n that they should
continue reauacitaUon etforu that.
Jons."
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WASEDNGTON (AP) -In a
soft Georgia accent, utterine the
simple oath set out in the
Constitution, Jimmy Carter
came tA> power today and pro-
miaed a 1ovemment "both com-
petent and compasalonate."
Carter's first words as presi-
dent were words of tha.nka tA>
Gerald R. Ford for all be has
done to heal the nation.
Then, with the transfer or
power complete, the 38tb and
39tb presidents parted, Ford fly.
inC tA> lake up new residence in
AOSALYNN'S DRESS
DRAWS COMMENT&-81
California and Carter marching .
the run mile-and-a-half length o(
bis own inaugural parade 1o 40
ml.Dutes. .
Under cloudless ak:ies, Carter
and wife Rosalynn led the parade
down the middle of Pennaylnnia
A'feDH, boldial .... and wa'f•
inl tA> lpectalGn who jammed
the streets ol the capJtal in 2&-
de1ree weather. Re had beea ex-
pected to walk only the final two
blocks oltbepar'ltlleroute. ·
Earlier OQ the lnaUiUral stand at the .Capitol, Cart.er drew ap-
plause 1'hich swelled to cheers
once the oath of office waa com-
plete. Then, after pausing to
Building Collapse
' I Kills 2 Persons
shake hands with the 111an he had
just succeeded, Carter spoke of.
the future in a remarkably abort
inaugural address.
"You have liven me a &real
responsibility -to stay cl~e to
you, to be worthy of you, and to
exemplify what you are." said
the president who leads America
into Its third century. · .
PITl'SBURGH (AP> -An ex-
loaion ripped through a
lauroom at the University of
Pittsburgh today, collapsing a
n of the boild.hlC and killing
and Injuring u many u 20 peo-
le, accord.inc tA> a boepltal of.
lic1al.
"There are people trapped in
rw.he building," said a secrftary at
jhe Unlvenu ty's News and
I 1Watson Named
i ,..., c· . 11.aop 1t1zen
I
'By Chamber
It was Irvine night at the
J.ltwPort Hvbor Area Chamber
of Commerce banquet Wednes-
day wtth Irvine Mayor David
SUia inat.alllog the new officers
'and Irvine Company President !Ray Watson.named 1976 Citizen
of the Year.
The SO.year-old Wataon was
cited tor his ''compassion, in·
Publicatians office.
The explosion occurred in
Laneley, Hall, where psychology
cluaea are held.
"Let us create together a new
national spirit of unity and trust
. . . let us Jeam together and
laugh 'together and work together
Wltnesees said about 120 stu-and pray together, confident that
deoU b1ld been dismissed from a in the end we will t riumph
lecture minutes before tbe ex-tocether in the right."
ploalon. Chlef Jus tice Warren E .
Biology laboratories are loc~· Burger admlniatered the oath to
ed in the basement of the buillll· the former governor or Georgia
ing, but authorities were unsure . at two mlnut.es past the appoint·
if anyone was in those rooms at -ed,~ourofnoon ~ES'I} . the time. Congratulations, he s aid, as
Rescue teams moved in with a
large crJDe to begin picking
through the debris ln the search
for victims.
An official at nea rb y
Pre1byterian U niv e r sity
Hospilal aald as many as 20 stu-
dents may have been injured,
many by nyl.na glus u part of
the two-lt«y bWJ4in1 collapsed
into a mas of rubble 'Ind twisted
• steel.
"We don't have a list. They're
still bringing people In," lhe
hoapital spokesman said. •
the transfer of power was COD·
eluded in the oath as old as the
Republic, and a 21-gun salute
boomed fJ"\>m Army cannon on
the Capitol grounds.
Carter stood, first solemn, then
with a momentary smile on bis
lips, as the strains of ''Hail to the
Chief" aounded in salute.
Vice President Walter F. Mon-
dale wu sworn in first, his oath
administered by House Speaker
Thomas P . O 'Neill of
Massachusetts.
A crowd estimated by Capitol
police at 1.50,000 stretched across
<See CARTER, Pa'e All
'Smleethia Beautiful'
* * *
Today's ~losing j
N.Y.Stoeks
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1977 TEN CE
• in Irvine
"Hunters used to come ln and
shoot the blrda reiularb' befo~
the homes weNt bWJt ~re. But
we can't tum hunters loose now
wltb all the bou.sea nearby,''
11 cAlll.ater explalnfld.
Bomeownen and apartment
dwellers were given notices in
advance o! the ahootlnar, but
teveral resident& were still con-
cerned about the hunt and •
* * *
phoned McAllister to complain,
The manager said he bu
annual permit tA> aboot the
whenever their S><>Pulation awelb
beyond coo~. But be said be may not have to resort to the
shooliof qlin tor "a while,~
because many of the birds were
apparently frightened away by
the shot.a and might not return In
(See BIRDIES, Page AZ>
* * * .Ford Bids Farewell
Last Look Enth 28 Years· of Service
WASIUNGTON CAP) -GeraJd
R. Ford relinquished the mantle
of presidential power to J immy
Carter today and then made a
nostalgic helicopter flight over
the nation's capital before flying
to California, a private citizen for
the first time in 28 years.
Ford ended hia 2~·year caretaker presidency at three
minutes after noon <EST) as
Carter completed taking the oatb
of office in ceremonies at the
U.S. Capitol.
"Great crowd," Ford told
Carter as they stood before an
estimated U0,000 persoM brav-
ing temperatures in the upper
20s. "Really ia," Carter replied.
Neither man wore hat or coat
for the ceremony.
Ford seemed touched when
Carter began his inaugural ad-
dress with words of thanks to
Ford "for all be bas done to heal
our land." The crowd applauded
and Ford stood briefly and with a
broad s mile acknowledged the
ovation. .
Then, with tus hands folded in
his lap, the man who moments
before had been president looked on solemnly as Carter spoke.
Church ~lash
Imm edlately after the ln·
augural ceremony, Ford and bis
wife were escorted down the west
front steps of the Capitol tA> a
Marine helicopter waiting on the
snow-covered lawn. They we~
accompanied on Utt! 200-yard-
long walk, lined with Marines, by
Ford's vice president, Ne~ A.
Rockefeller, Senate Repuf>licati
Leader Howard Baker of Ten·
n essee, Hous e Republlcau
Leader John Rhodes of Arizona
and Sen. Mark 0 . Hatfield (R·
Ore.).
Break-in Smpect Surprised , At 12:23 p.m .• the helicopter
lifted off and circled over the
Capitol and House office build-
ings where Ford served for 2S
years in Congress. · A man who police said broke
\rito a Costa Mesa church early
this morninc, was surprised by a
church member who broke a
baseball bat over the alleeed in-
t.ruder'• head.
I>oaald Wayne Patterson, 21, ~
Costa Meaa, was rushed to the
UCI Medical Center with hHd in·
juries following the 5:30 1.m. in·
cident al the Harbor AHembly of
God Church, 740 West Wilson St.
John Charles Blansett, 27, or
2974 Crawford St., Coeta Mesa,
tA>ld officers be and a teena1e boy
were staying inside the church
because of problems with recent
breakins and thefts from the
church and nearby schools.
''They had a break-in last weelc
and $300 ln ca.sh was taken," said
police Lt. George Lorton this
morning.
Blansett, who operates a lawn
maintenance service, told police
he and the youth beard someone
kicking the church doors in about
5:30a.m.
Be said he tA>ld the boy to call
police and walked intA> the church
ottlce where he surprised Pat-
terson.
Police said Blansett grabbed
the 1uspect, who swung around
and struck Blansett in the face
with a fiashlight.
"At that point, Blansett bit him
over the head witb a baseball
bat,", Lorton said.
He said Patterson had more
than $70 in his pocket.
Hospital officia ls at UCJ
Medical Center said Patter;pn
was atlll in the emergency room
late this morning. Police said he
will be charged with suspicion or burglary and suspicion or as-
sault with a deadly weapon.
As the Fords and Rockefeller
and his wire Ha~y flew to
nearby Andrews Aif Force Base,
Ford asked the pilot to circle
over to'lernment bulldi~.
mo nu men ts and· the White
House.
He bad requested a simple
farewell ceremony at Andrews.
It was an all military affair and
Ford stood at attention to receive
a 21-gun cannon saJu1e and then
(See FORD; Page A2)
Irvine Coun~il
Meets Tonigh,t
Over Budget
Pacific Oil Spill
Reaches 70 Miles
Irvine City Council mMnbei's
will meet tonight at city hall to
discuss how city money should be
spent during the next six months
and to talk about spending
priorities for the next fiscal year.
The pllblic is encouraged to at-
tend the 7:30 o'clock meeting.in
the city council chambers and of·
fer comments. HONOLULU <AP) -A mid·
Pacific Ocean oil spill caused by
the rupture of a Greek-owned oil
tanker bas become 70 miles long
in less than two days, the Coast
Guard aa1d ..
"Good Lord," sighed Adm.
James Moreau, commander of
the 14th Coast 'Guard district,
when informed Wednesday at a
briefing of' the expansion of the
slick.
He said, however, thal the slick
is movlng northeut and should
not endaneer the Hawaiian
Islands if wind conditions do not
chanee.
The 640 -toot Irene 's
Challenger, with a 31-man crew,
split In half Monday nJgM, spill-
ing some of the ship's cargo or .
3.15 million eaUon.s of light crude
oil. According to Assistant City
Man ager Paul . Brady, revenue point of rupture, 20 0 miles for this fiscal year is expected to southeast of Mid.way Island, It _ be $691,647 above the amount pr-o-
leaves a tr&l:l of oil that becomes jected in tM budget. th~ner as at expands, Moreau Most of that excess is the result
As the stem drifts from the
said. of more sales tax revenue than Nat~re couJd ta~e her cou!'Se was a nticipated. About $2.7
and disperse the oil on. the h1!'h million in sales tax is expected by
seas, he aald. Chemical dis-the end ofthis fiscal year,orabout
persanta could _be used as a lase $470,000 more than budgeted by resort if the 011 poses ha.rm. to the city.
property or endangered wildlife, Other revenue categories with
according to a s pokesman for !-he bigher·than-expected funds wUl
National Marine Fisheries be documentary transfer tax.
agency. buildjng permJt fees, develop·
The Coast Guard could also use ment charges and revenue shar· booms to inter cept small sections ot the i Uck, Moreau said. CSee BUDGET, Page A2)
I tellect. abilit.y and wit" in lead-1 2Dt the Irvine Company's de-
-velopment ol lrvlne and Newport
Beach. I Declaring himself "shocked
and aurpriaed" by the honor,
Watson told the pearly 300 people
, attending the dinner th1t he feels
Help Coming to Irvine
Police Free
SUBpect in
Irvine Rape
Irvine police said today they
have freed the man suspected or
rapine a 29-year-old r .. Uoollt
in the Irvine Industrl~mplex Jan.11.
Orangi;j. Coast
--~ -
Weather
Cloudy through Friday
with small ch.ance of li1bt
showers by tonight and
Friday. Highs mid-«>s to
708. Lows ln low SOs the award honors the company as a whole.
•11 truly believe the Irvine
I Compan1 deserves the Citizen ol
tbe Year award and J accept it on I behalf of my colle1ua who work
.bere," he saJd.
W ataon echoed a theme
sounded earUer by newly in-
tlalled cbambet' Prealdent Den-
nil Harwood in praltln1 chamber
mem ben for their eftortl ln
I behalf of buslnesa and the com·
munlty.
1 Harwood a New))Ort Beach at·
1 torney, told the audience that hia
year bi otnce 1Vould be direct.It
al 1bowtnc people that ''the bmf.
•. a"' teresta le th1a com11nmtty
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81 HD.A&\' KA 'YE
Ql .. DMly ..........
A ITOVpof lrvtDe raldentl who
call tbemaelvH "Som•t:ffJ BeautlfUl" are trylnf to esta
an Jrvln• helpline to ... lit people
with probltma ran1ln1 from
drus addictlo" to family
troubles.
Tb• froup hu • decldedly
Cbriltlan ortentatloo, but the
flve·mtmber board ol dlrectora
ln1llt they a.re wllllnc tA> help
everyon e , Chrhtlans or
otberw1".
Som•Uainl BeauUful, whJch
drew U. name f~ u upbeat re-
II 1lou1 IOJlC, be1aQ qUlttlJ
enoatll I..i April, wh• ft bee.an plannlnt th• .hat pra1er
brealrfa1t 1nd eoovlaced the
Irvine Clty Council to wue a ~
clamatu.f« the event.
From that point, they or-
1an11ed the lnt.erfalth Hrvtcea at
the Irvine Jlarvelt Festival.
Now, they're tackUn1 tho Job ol.
forming a helpUne.
Thln11 are 1tart.Ln1 to come
togethe' now, accordini to the
croup'• preaident, Marllyn
Orton.
I A lO·ofOCe suite in town cetMr
ba1 been mlde available by the
Jrvlne Company. ll'• 1n the....,. poft¥>n oltbencond noor, Wh4n
the city plannlo• and public
worb dnartment had offices
before tlir move to tbe n.w city
baU oe leatbone loulevarcl.
Doo.U-Of ftnltun ud ol·
Ike 1uppliea .,.. llo~ t.rlcklinf
~l althouah the oroc, •wte Is aull bare at this point.
Tbe 1roup alreadt has a
helpline number, 55t-llELP. but
the aervice woo't be11Uull •wine
until early Marcb. UnW then, peraona who call the number re-
ach an anawertna machine and an then called back by one of the
aroup'• wort-en. Mrs. <>nan said none of the
membera lbYOlved are ex·
perlenced in formal crllla
COU.DHlinJ, but t)t potnta out
that '" ol them have conducted informal cOUA1ellft1 over the
years.
• "We m_, not ba•e deer ... in pbone ~1n,, but I can .,.
turt JOU w.•ve all •pat many
<See HELP, Pate Al>
The man, a 23-year-old Santa
An• realdent, waa ~ted •bort·
Jy alter the rape incident and was
held on forctble rape ch•rfes in
the N ewpon Beach City Jal .
Po lie• at flnt retUMd to reveal
bis ldenU.ty unW they bad more
concluive evldence and then
flnall7 decided they bad the wronc man in custody.
A poll~ lnveat11ator said to-
diy they are U'ylnc to develop
new leadl oa t.bt cue, in which
the recepJoallt waa Ued on tho noor of • lt.Oreroom and then
raped by a man wbo bad entAnd
her office ca tbe pretut ol look·
tn1 ''l" work.
INSIDE TODA 'Y
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Ealt thfl w inter1 8.tter
eta.ck P.O{le A7 ffrtt.
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I BUDGET •••
ing receipt.a ..
In terms of revialng the in-
dJvidual budeeu for the next six.
month.I. the COQDcll wU1 be ubd
to increase budaeta for the city
attorney, city council and com-
munity development depart-
ment.
I
The city attorney wlJJ ap-
perenUy overshoot his budget by
$137,110 due to continuing UUga-
tion cos ta; the city council needs
' $150 more for office aupplles; and
the community development de-
partm ent needs $44,521 due to an
&µ>anticipated need to uae con-
ayltin& aervlcea for cbeckine im-
1 provement plans: ·
• However, budgets for city
manager, city clerk , ad-
ministrative services, communi-
ty services, public works, public
s~fety a nd non-departmental
categories are recommended for
decreases. ·
The increases and decreases
for the various city departments
net out to a decrease of $9,365.
Irvine Panel·
Nixes College·
Site Proposals
Irvine Community Services
commissioners failed to reach a
decision . Wednesday night on
what should be done with the
200-acre former community col-
lege site in Jrvine.
The site, at Jeffrey Road and
the Santa Ana Freeway, was
originally pegged on the ~ity's
master plan as a location for a
comm unity college. .
However, the Saddleback Com-
m unity College District has
chosen to consider two other sites
tnstead and the city now needs to
decide what should be done with
the orjginal parcel, owned by the
Jrvine Company.
Five alternatives were sug-
gested to community services
commissioners. but they all were
rejected. Instead, com -
missioners asked staff members
to return with new Ideas.
E'rot11 Page A J
·FORD •.•
briefly reviewed a line or troops.
Before departing, the Fords
~braced the Rockefellers. AB a
military band played "God Bless
America," Mr. and Mrs. Ford
climbed the ramp. At the top,
Ford, as he did so often as pres1·
4.ent, turned and waved to a
cheering crowd of about 300.
The plane, a presidential jet,
tben carried the Fords toward
Monterey. where Friday he plans
to play in the Bing Crosby Pro-Am
Golf Tournament at the Pebble
Beach course
Girls Club Given
Big Irvine Grant
A grant for $25,000 has l>ffo
awa rded to the Girls Club of the
Harbor Area by the Irvine Foun·
dation.
Spanning a two.year period,
the funding will be used to pro-
. vide gymnastic equip ment,
make improvement. to lhe teen
center and will provide an op-
pprtunlty for earls In the lrvlne-
l'fewport area to experience the
club's mobile program, accord-
mg to Stan Bressler. president ol. the club's board or directors.
LOS ANGELES CAP) -It will
be at least a week before U.S.
Di.atnct Court Judee Matt Byrne
rules on the constitutionality of
tile Los Angeles city school dis·
tric t 's mllndatory t eacher
transfer policy. After a week of
testimony, the jud1e took the
case under submission Wednes-day.
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San Juan Panel
OKs Bill
•1ANNB<X»OPE& agricultural preaervatlon
0t .. o.1,,,.. ... ,.... . aaainat the cost of residential
San Juan Capistrano COWl· land uae on the 230 acres whlcb
cUmen approved a pioneer or-would be aff~ted by the pro-
dlnance Wecme.day deelped lo poeed 1ener.i plan amendment.
save farrnlnl In the city by lm· According to O'Sullivan'• re-
poslnc a $30() per house fee on re-port, in 20 years the land will
stdenUaJ development and $1,000 have coat the city $60,000 if pr&-
per acre on commercial and in· served in farmlnc and between
dustrtal. $2.3 and $2.9 milllon if homes are
A farmer, wbose property ls af. built on it.
fected by the action, said be will Considerlnc the cost over 20
ask for a grand JIUY investiga-years to the Caplatrano Unified
lion. School District aa well aa the City
The ordinance takes effect im· of San Juan, keepln& the land in
mediately. crops will 1bow a surplus of
'SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL' DIRECTORS CHECK NEW HELPLINE PLANS FOR IRVINE
From Lett, Rev. Lacanlenta, Marta Morgan, Marflyn Orton, Jean Hoffman, Cathf Heald
In a related action, councilmen $20,000, the report lndlcatea.
approved up to $4,800 tor an en· Building houses on tbe land
vironmenl al impact report would costthescbooldislrictand
( EIR) as a first step in the initia-the city $7 .1 to $11.2 million over
lion of a general plan amend· 2 O y e a rs , a c cord i 111 lo
ment designating about 230 ac~ O'Sullivan's calculations.
of San .Jwm farmland fOI' perma· Cbarles Vermeulen, who farms
nent agricultural use. about 100 acres along Del Oblapo
Fro.Page Al
HELP •••
hours counseling on the pbone,"
says Mrs. Orton, adding that the
helpline will be essentially a
formalization of what's been go-
ing on informally in Irvine.
Tbe other four directors ln-
cl ud e Rev. Sam Lacanienta,
Jean Hoffman, Marla Morgan and Cathy Head.
An advisory board to the group
boasts a long list of Wf 11 known
community figures, including
several city council members,
the police chief, the assistant city
manager. a school board trustee,
and several local pastors.
Maria Morgan pointed out that
there are other helplines that
people in trouble may call for as-
sistance. '"'But we're the only one being
offered here with our Christian
orientation, so we're offering an
alternative." she says.
She added that all of the
workers will be local people, who
can steer the troubled callers to
nearby areas for help.
A series or crisis counseling
seminars will begin next month
for persons willing lo help
answer the helpline phones.
Potential workers will be briefed
on what lo do with topics such as
drug addiction, alcobolism, VO
and problem pregnancy. mar-
riage and family troubles.
Anyone who would like to
volunteer to help the new group
may phone Rev. Lancanienta at
5"52·5280.
Others wbo want lo help will
have an opportunity when Jean
Hoffman forms a women's aux-
iliary to act as a fund·raismg arm
for the group.
o.lly ........ " -MAN OF THE YEAR
lrvln• Company's Watson
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WATSON. • •
do have a conscience.
·'It is the duty and the obllga.
'lion of this chamber to be a
spokesman for the business com-
munity," be added.
Silla and Newport Beach
Mayor Milan Dostal both pledged
themselves to work more closely
with the chamber of commerce
in 1977.
Said Sills: "The spirit of
cooperation we're ta.lk1n& aboUt
will play a role in aol.tni pro-
blems between both ciUea. And
Uurt way, we won't develop aome
aeue of competiUoo that does no
ooe, etpecially t.bOee of you in
bualnesa, any cood."
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BIRDIES •••
the aear future.
S1t. Robert Krede1 ot tbe Jmne PoUce Department, said
h1a atalf C!hecked with bloJoglats
a\ UCI and otbtr bitd eJtperts
before a1lowlnc the. 1bootlh1 to take place today.
"They Wftak baYOC 00 IOlf ~ourwe• -4 apparatly there re-
allY bn 't aQJ other ••1 to•« rid ol &hem. 11 tald kndel.
'Beautiful' Group
Seeks Teen Input
Both the onllnaJrce and °tb1' .gi, ~neet--forc pennaneot farm
EIR allocation were passed oo a " use if the general plan amend.
3-2 vote, with Councilmen John ment is ultimately approved:,
Sweeney and Richard Mc Dowell said he intends to call for a grand
voting "no.'' jury invesUcation or San Juan's
Councilman Kenneth Friess attempt lo perpetuate farming.
admitted be does not know bow "Property owners who have al-
much it will cost to try to pre-lowed weeds to overrun their
serve some of San Juan's farm-land have not had their property
lng -or whether the effort will deaienated for agricultural pre.
succeed. servatlon," he said. '.'IC
Something Beautiful, a group
dedicated to Improving life in
Irvine, has just completed a sur-
vey a mong teens called "Opera-
tion Input."
About 300 teenagers recently
phoned the group's answering
service number to suggest new
ideas for Irvine and to gripe
about what lhey think is wrong
with the city.
·'There were a lot of good ideas
and some legitimate gripes,'' said
Marla Morgan, a director or
'Something Beautiful.
The results are not completely
tabulated yet, but will be re-
leased ln the near future, she
said. City officials may use the
results to help plan teen ac-
tivities.
One of the overwhelming
responses was that teens were
dissatisfied with communication
Fro111 Page A J •
CARTER .•.
the plaza before the inaugural
stand.
Carter 's inaugural address
was a brief one -12 minutes.
The inauguration, said Carter,
"tnarks a new beginning, a new
dedication within our govern-
ment. and a new spirit among us
all."
While a president may sense
and proclaim that new spirit, he
said, ''onJy a people can provide it. ..
It was a promise to govern with
compassion in partnership with
the American people.
With th~ oath to "preserve,
pTotect and defend the Constitu-
tion of the United States," James
Earl Carter of Plains, Ga.,
became America's 39th presi-
dent.
Carter said he had no new
dre a m to put b e fore the
American people but urged "a
'fresh faith ln the old dream.''
Though little more than 1,000
words long, the speech bad a
rinsing quality and made these
points:
"We are a strong oat.ion and we
will maJntain strength so s uffi.
clent that it need not be proved in
combat -a qwet strength based
not merely on the size of an
arsenal, but on the mobility of
ideas.
"We will be ever vigilant and
never vulnerable, and we wiU
fight our wars a1ainst poverty,
Ignorance and injustice. for those
are the enemies against which
our forces can be honorably
marshaled.
". . . Let no one confuse our
ideallam with weakness.
··we can never be tndi/ferent to
the fate of freedom elsewhere."
Carter pledged efforts lo limit
arms to the level needed for each
nation 'a own aafety.
"We wUI move this year a step
toward our ultimate goal -the
elimination of all nuclear
weapons from this earth," he
said.
As he repeated the oath,
Oarter'a band rested on an an-
cient family Bible open to the ad-
monition from the propbet llllcah
"t.o do Juatl,)', and to love m~y.
and to walk hwnbl)I wlUa thy
God."
Wben hi.a time u presldeat ls
done, Carter said, be hopes peo.
pie will aay the nation remem-
bered the words of Micah "and
raewed our aearcb for humility,
mercy and juttJce."
And, ,tald the flnt Southerner
to be ptesldenl tn more than 100
yean, be hoped hb 1tewa.rdsh.lp
will be known for havtn1 ''tom
down the barrten that separated
thoae of different race and relion
and reU-1on1 . and where there
bad been m11t.J'ust, built unity, wlU\ a reipect for dlverslty.,.
The temperature was In t.be up-
per 209,.tbe aide. clear, and the
crowd wu bundled .,a1n1t the
cold. But nelt.ba' Cuter nor Pont
wore hat or coat.
among youth in Irvine.
"So, we're having a meeting
Monday.a!ternoon for teens to try
a new communication idea,•'
says Miss Morgan.
Interested teeoaeers are invit-
ed to meet at 4:30 p.m. Monday
at the Culverdale Clubhouse.
They'll discuss plans to form a
newsletter, put ~t by teens for
teens.
"We'll have teen reporters In
each of the villages who will br-
ing news so they can keep In
touch with each other. That was
one of their biggest complaint.s,"
Miss Morgan said.
There can be news, announce-
ments, classified ads and
anything else they want, she
said.
Grab This One!
He aald trying to implement agricultural preservation ia llO
new concepts is an American important. why not have the de-
traditlon. · cency to allow the people to vote
If San Juan citizens adamanUy oo it?"
oppose the direction City Council Vermeulen suneated that
is taklni. be said, voters have re-those who are eager to aee farm·
course. 1bey can petition to pat ing aa.ved in San Juan abould buy
agrlcultural preservation on the land and farm it themselves.
ballot or petition for a recall ol. "All it takes la loq hours and
councilmen who support the pro-bard wort." he Hld.
e r am.
Mayor Douglas Nash said be ·
believes he ia carryinc out • Gas Curtailed mandate from the citizens of San
Juan to preserve a valuable re-
source and pr«>tect the tax-
payer'• pocketboe>t.
Naab referred to an elaborate
report prepared b y John
O'Sullivan, assis tant city
manager, which pits the costs of
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VOl..r 70, NO. 20, 3SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE C UNTY, CALI FORNI A THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1977
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oe ... De11y~tt.t11.itt rather thin ride in a 11eet of Orcutt said be felt the fire ty Coyncll ot Laguna Beach to do anything ever again," the vjce City Treasurer Peg MorraeaJej
The Laguna Beach City Coan. Cadillacs. truck "would in our eyes look a someOtl.ng other than ride in the mayor retorted. , and city Clerk Verna Rollinger. -~
ell bu revolted at·Pa'triota' Day Mayor Phyllis Sweeney llttleoutotplace!' back of a Cadillac." CQl.lncilwoman Sally Bellerue "Peg and I would 1"re to ride
Parade plans for city t.tbers summed up tbe council's feelings•• He s~d the council members Brand noted thatlast year, he said the council "wanted to be at with the couf\cll on the fire
(and mothers).to ride in luxury toward tbeFeb. liprade. were "invited au es ts. walked with the kiddies and home with the people on the truck," Mrs. Rolllngersaid.
convertibles. • "We just leel a little .silly sit· dJenitaries." but then added passed out balloons. parade, we want to be among Councilmen Carl Johnson and
And, Wednesday council mem· ting up there. It is a most Wl· testily: .. We're not invitine so Snapped Orcutt: ''Wewouldap-them, not above them.•• Jack McDowell, while not exact"\
bera told an obviously miffed Laguna setup:• Mrs. Sweeney much the l.odividual as the of· pre elate it if your name weren't Orcutt tried to reinforce bis Jy coming out Jn favor of Cadillac
Parade Chairman Cal Orcutt. said. The mayor said it made it fice." , onthem." position by noting that other riding, indicated the council
that tbeyd rather ride in.an aati· appear that the council wu tak· Vice Mayor Jon Brand "I didn't have my name on Laguna Beach officials, VIPs, should keep bands off the parad&
quecityf"iretruclt.,walk.skipor 1ng on airs or conaidered itself answered: .. I think it •P· them. I'm not running for were going l~ ride in the <SeePABADE,PageAZ) ..
Brter Takes Oath as President •
New-Call
·San Juan Panel
OKs Farm Bill
Made ·for 1
~
U.S. Unity
I
By ANNE COOPER
OllND•lly .. li.tSt•H
San Juan Capistrano coun·
cilmen approved a pioneer or-
dinance Wednesday designed to
save farming in the city by im·
posing a $SOO per house fee on re-
sidential development and $1,000
r acre on corpmerciaJ and Jn.
dustrial.
A farmer, whose property is af-
fected by the action, said be will
·-.
mance Boss
•ts Post
San Clemente FJnanceC>irec·
r Kenneth E. Carr quit bis
,808 a year job Wednesday to
become city manager ln Alhllll)-
bn at about.$35,000 a year.
Carr's effective date of re-
ignation is Feb. 4. He starts in
lhambra three days later.
Carr had been San Clemente's Ety manager for 12 years, until
sudden decision in April, 1976
step down to finance direct«.
: Carr said then that bis re-
ns were both peraonaJ and
feaslonal. He took a pay cut
m a $32,000 salary at that
lime.
J
Cart' said today bis appoint·
(See QUITS, Pase A!) •
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Weather
Cloudy throqb Friday
' •Ith small cbanc:e of Uibt
showers by toni1bt and
Friday. Hlehs mJd-605 to
'lOI. Lowa in low so..
INSIDE TODAY
TtoyeUng lJtl trabl to t1-
Eatt thu iMntn? B•lter
ctwck P.Ollf A1 /int.
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ask for a grand jury investiga-
tion.
The orcUnance takes effect im-
mediately.
In a related action, councilmen
approved up to $4,800 for an en-
viron men lal impact report
(EIR) u a first step in the initia·
tion of a general plan amend·
ment designating about 230 acres
of San Juan farmland for perma-
nent agricultural use.
Both the ordinance and the
EIR allocation were passed on a
3-2 vote, with Councilmen John
Sweeney and Richard McDowell
voting "no."
Councilman Kenneth Friess
San Clelllente Burning
' admitted be d"Oes not know how
much it will cost to try to pre-
serve some of San Juan's farm·
inl -or whether the effort will
succeed.
He aald tl')'inC to implement
new eoneepta is an •American
tradition.. ·
U San Juan citbena adamanUy
oppose the direction City Council
is taking, he said, voters have re-
Photograph taken one year ago shows San
Clemente dW'ina the worst fire in its bis·
tory. Wind-swept flames moved from
neighboring Camp Pendleton to the south
moved through brush ftlled ravines and
up to the hilltop homes. It destroyed 16
houses and damaged 14' others. Interstate
5 is on right of picture, San Clemente
High School at the bottom. Could ~ch a
fire happen again? See Page A3.
course. They can petiUon to put
agricultural preservation on the
ballot or petltion for a recall of
councilmen who support the pro-
gram.
Mayor Douglas Nash said be
believes be is carrying out a
Marine Says
Chil,d BUT11A
mandate from the citizens of San 1'.Tot u;,. Do: ng Juan to preserve a valuable re· 1 ~4 "'° .,,. 9'e
source and protect the tax·
payer's pocketbook. By TOM BARLEY Nub referred to an elaborate 0t .. o.11,,.11e1su11
report prepared by John Called to the witness stand for
O'SuttfTav, assistant city the second time in his Orange
manaaer, which pits the costs of County ·superior · 9ourt trial,
agricultural preservation Camp Pendleton Marine Ken-
against the c~t of residential neth Ray Bolden firmly denied
land use on the 230'acres which today that he bad ever burned his
would be affected by the pro-girlfriend's two-year-old
posed1eneralplanamendment. daughter with a lighted Ace~ to_ O'Sulllvan'J re-claarette.
port, bi 20 years the land will Bolden, 20, told the jury that if
have cost the city $50,000 lt pre-anyone burned lltlte Cora
served in farminl and between Brewster in the San Clemente
$2.3 and $2.9 million JI homes· are motel room he s hared with
built on it. · • Carolyn Brewster and her two
Considering the cost over 20 • children it was Mrs. Brewster
years to the Capistrano Unified iierself.
School Diltrict as well as the City "I didn't even smoke in front of
of San .Juan, keeping t.be land Jn the children," the Marine Lance
crops wi1' show · a surplus of Corporal said. "Cora didn't like
$20,000, the report indicates. cigarette smoke and I always
Building houses on the land waited until she was out of the
would coet the school dtstrict and way before I lit up."
the city fT.l to $11.2 million over Bolden and Mrs. Brewster, 24,
2 0 y e a rs, a c c or d 1 o g to are being tried on three felony
O'SuJUvan's calculations. counta each of child abuse. They
Charles Vermeulen, who farms were arrested last Aue. 17 after
<See PUii, Paie A2> Cora wu rushed to San Clemente
General Hospital with multiple
injuries that almost proved fatal. ..
-(See DENIAL, Pa1e AZ)
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Marine Trio. Held
In Clemente Rape
Three Camp Pendleton
'marines were jailed by San'
Clemente police last night after
·lhe alleged rape of a 16·year-0ld
girl.
Six police with shotguns con·
verged on the local address of two
of the marines, 113Avenida Gran· ada, and met no resistance from
the three. .
Only one of the men was booked
on suspicion of the rape, which
purportedly occurred Monday.
Hew as Greg Davidson. 19.
Also arrested were Allen Gary,
19. and Andre Randle, 21. All
three men were charged with
possession for sale of marijuana
and the depressant drug PCP, and
with furnishing the drugs to a
minor.
San Clemente Police Sgt. Craig
Inmate Hangs Self
FOLSOM CAP) -A convicted
murderer, Dennis l)ickerson, 26.
who had attempted s uicide
several times Jn the past was
found hanged in his cell at
Folsom Prison Wednes day,
authorities said.
Steckler said the rape had not
been reported to police until Wed-
nesday because the victim was
afraid.
Steckler said the girl and a
teenage girlfriend went to the
marines' apartment to visit
Gary's girlfriend.
The woman was not at the
apartment, th~ victim told police.
She said she was dragged into the
bedroom and raped while her
girlfriend was held in the laving
room by the other marines.
Both girls were later relerused,
otherwise unharmed.
'Wguna Girls'
Volkybalkn
W-m Laureh.
The Lacuna Beach Kiah Sthool
Girls' Volleyball team, winne_rof
the CIF southern aectloe 4-A
cbamplonabip, received official
commendatioa Wednesday by
the City Council.
Mesa Church Heist
Halted; .Man Hurt
A retol~ ot tbe council com-
niendin1 the team bad eipt
"wbereaea" notlDI the t.ealn'a
.. out1tancttn119-1" record, lta tri·
pJe trhtmpb onr Coroaa del
Mar, selection of three team
memben to the All-ClF team
aDd HVm to the All-South Coast IA""-•...._ .
Coach 0eorte Carey aad tam member Sudy eon.,., aecepted
the co11u11edauoe wbicb a1ao
contalntd comacllmanlc "belt
wt.bes .. fort.be oat HatOO • Team ..,_.,._. are Chrll lut-
A man who police uld broke
lrito a Coeta Mesa church early
this morning, wu surprised by a
church member who broke a
baseball W over the alleeed in·
truder'a bead..
Donald Wayne Patterson, 21, of
. Cotta llfeH, WU ruahed to the
UCI Medical Center with head Jn.
juries following the 5:30 a.m. ln·
cident a' the Harbor Assembly of
God Church, 740 West Wilson St.
Jobn Charles Blansett, Z1, of
21'74 Crawfonl St., Co.ta 111 .. ,
4old otfleen be and a Uien•1• bo,y were at.aytns lnaLde the cbu.rcb
becauH ot pn>blema wttb recent
brea~lns and theftl from the
daurch and nearby acboolt.
maintenance service, told poUce
be and the youth beard someone
kickin1 the churcb doors in abOut
5:30a.m. . .
He said he told the boY to call
police and walked into t6e church
office where he su.,,.Ued Pat·
terson. •· l
Police said Blansett grab~
lbe tuspect, who swung around
and al.ruck Blansett in the face
witb • nuhllJht.
"Al thet point, Blansett hit him
oyer the bead wltb a baseball
bat," Lonon aald.
Be Hid Patterson had more
than &70 In ILil pocket.
W ASHlNGTON CAP) -In a
soft Georgia acceat, uttering the
simple oath act out in tbe
Constitution, Jimmy Carter came
to power today and promised a
government "both competent and
compassionate." •
Carter 's first words as presi;
dent were words of thanks t.o
Gerald R. Ford for all be b~
done to heal the nation. '
Amid applause that swelled tO
cheers, Carter paused to shake
hands with the man he had just
succeeded. Then he spoke o( the
future:
"You have given me a great
responsibility -to sta~ close lo
ROSAL YNN'S DRESS
DRAWS COMMENT$-B1
you, to be worthy of you, and to
exe1nplily what you are," slid.
the president who leads Amerral
into its third century. ·
"Let us create together a new
national spirit or unity and trust
. . . let us learn together and
laugh together and work together
and pray together, confident that
in the end we will triumph
together in the right."
Chief Jus tice Warren E.
Burger administered the oath to
·the former governor of GeoJgia
at two minutes past the appbint·
ed hour of noon (EST).
"Congratulations," he said, as
t.he transfer of power was con·
eluded i.n the oath as old as Uu)
Republic, and a 21-gun salute
boomed from Army cannon on
the Capitol grounds. •
Carter stood, first solemn, then
with a momentary smile on bis
lips, as the strains of "Hail to the
Chief" sounded in salute.
Vice President Walter F. Mon·
date was sworn in first, his oath
administered by House Speaker
Thoma s P . O 'Neill oC
Massachusetts.
(See CARTER, ~age AZ)
.......... denoai DawD 9Purlock, lMli• W.ade. UDda ~. Naney
Tre11elt, KartD IA••· Karen Lyaclt, Ille• c ... way, Dtna arus ... Pde e...-.. •••i Weber, mdSae W.Uel.
"Tbey Md • breek·ln lut wtet MWI "80 lft calh wu taken,•• 1a14
police Lt. Georp LonaD tb1a
momln1. ·
Blanaett, wbo ~ a tnnf
ff ohital offlclals at UCI
MeclJcal Center tald Pattenon
wu 1tJU ln the emer1 ney room
late thll momiftl. Police 1ald he will be claarcect wttb auQ>lcioa ot
burtl&rJ and soapic1oo of u-
nult with a deadly weapon.
PREllDmfr ~A HUGI DAUQKTtR AMY ON PODIUM
wtttt. Unea Border Plotectlve Olan Shield -~
l .4J DAILY PILOT LJ'SC
Farewell
By Ford
Tearful··
WASIDNGTON (AP) -Prell-
dent Ford. 1D the final hours ol
his presidency. said today be
tboucbt hla adntln.iatration wu a
aood one .. which biatol'y will
lreat ldndly." I With tears ln b1I eyes. Ford spoke briefly to about 75 mem·
~rs of tbe White House ataff and
tbe Cabinet during a farewell
l>ulfet breakfut in the White
Houae State Dl.ning Room. I Preas secretary Ron Nessen
reported there was a alight touch
of emotion in the President's
voice aa he said, "I'm not cood al
JNtting words together on an oc·
cuion like this.
.. I've tried to thank you aU in
person or by letter or both," Ford
aaid.
"I've enjoyed the White House
mainly bttause or the fine peo-
ple. The days were long but they
were lightened by the people.
You au contributed to an ad-
ministration I t.bink was good
and wbicb history will treat kind-
ly," Ford added.
He said be hoped to see all of
them again because, "I believe
the friendships we made here go
well heyood Jan. 20."
Nessen said the President then
walked toward the door shaking
bands. He turned, waved and
s a id, .. Goodbye everybody.
Thank you all very, very
much ." Ford and a few aides then took
an elevator to the ground fiOOT'
and he walked tOthe Oval Office
t o finish up a few pieces of
paperwork oo bis desk.
Ford departed from the Oval
Office for the last time in bis ad-
ministration at 9:40 a .m . On
leaving he kissed Nell Yates, a
me mber of bis appointments
staff. She broke down in tears a.s
the President walked away.
Then he greeted bis successor,
Jimmy Carter and bis wife, at
the White House North P ortico.
Ford and his wife and the Carters
ipent 40 minutes over coffee in
the White House Blue Room.
They were joined by the outgoing
and incoming vice presidents
and their wives. Ford aides said
Ford and Carter found a few
minutes for a private conversa·
tion.
Then the Fords and Ca.rters
p osed for photographs on the
north Portico a nd left b y
motorcade for the Capitol and the
swearinJC·in.
Principal
Okay After
Collapse
Michael Cole, principal of R.
H. Dana Elementary School tn
Dana Point. IS home today from
an Esc.-ondsdo hospital, where he
ll'as earlJer reported i n serious
cond1t1on in the coronary care
1lDlt.
Cole. 39. was attending a
Capistrano Unified School Dis·
t n ct adm11USlralors workshop in
Escondido when he collapsed
Sunday. He was rushed by am·
bulance to PaJomar Memorial
llospital.
' Cole, who said he ls feelin& bet-
ter today, said his doctor was UD·
•ble to make a conc lu1lve
.SlagnosLS and has referred him
to sp~ciahsts. Cole said be has no.
•1story of Illness.
I A resident of Laguna Nifuel,.
Cole has been principal of both.
the elementary school and the
a peclal education faclllt,y on the Jl. H . Dana campus slnce Sep-
t em her ol 1975.
I He came to the Capistrano dis·
trlct i n 1966 u a classroom
teacher and wu principal at Lu
J>almas Elementary School in ~n Clemente for four years
ore he wu aasigned to R. H.
na. I
DAILY PILOT
. . .
Boat Hunt Widens:
.
Cc,t1$t SearcMtJ, for Dana Vessel
' I
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A CHILD'S VIEW OF THE PRESIDENCY
'Be Good'
KUb Write to Pre8ident
A ••~h al llexlcait wlltera
aild ~ COMtaJ lwbon coes on to-
day for a »-foot Dana Potnt·
berthed boat reported m.i.uiq
Tuesday.
Tbe main body of tbe Ha
·aearcb by the Cout Guard waa
suspended Wednelda.y.
However, Sat. Richard Ollon
of the Oranee County Sheri.ti's
Harbor Patrol at Dana Point,
aald ertorta were contlnuln1 to
locate the mlul.nc veneJ. tbe
Robble t awned by Alexander
Mastera, 55, of Fullerton. 'M uters ll a1ao milaiJll.
Debris believed from the Rob-
bie I was located between Dana
Point and Catalina. AJtbouP a
child's tile preserver found ffoat-
ing in the water was burned, set.
Olson diacounted an exploeioo
theory to uplain the boat's dis·
appearance.
Masters' car was found at the
Dana Point Harbor, but Sgt.
p,... r.,,e Al
QUIT •••
ment was made by the Albam·
bra City Council after· an ex-
ecutive sesaloo Tuea@y nlgbt.
He submitted b1I lett,r or re-
signation to San Clemente City
Manager Gerald Weeks Wed-
nesday. The kindergarten classes of Aliso School's Judy Neeve
and Katy Crumley in South Laguna wrote letters of en-·
couragement to J immy Carter on the occaaion of bia in-
auguration today.
"Be good to our world," wrote Rod Fielding. "Make lota
Carr said Alhambra city ol·
ficials · approached him for the
job alter the 1udden resignatioo
·of their city manqer.
''l have recreta " Carr said ·about leavtni Sab Clemente,
"but I'm lookln& forward to this
as a very cballenrinr op-
portunity."
of things happy for us." ·
Cam Cochrum, who iJJ unsophisticated about the doings
of government, seemed confused about what job It is Gov-
ernor Carter assumes. "You're nice," she wrote. "You SHOULDbethejudee.''
JULIE BINKLEY HOPED THE President would get ·
paid for bia job, whatever it la.
Arrow Skaggs couldn't see four years ahead, and aet·
tied for wishing Mr. Carter a nice next weekend.
Molly Parsons' messaee was simple; "I hope you'll be good." .
NEVER RAVING MET THE ~ident, Kate Gamble
addressed Mr. Carter on her own level. She wrote: "Dear
President Carter, I hope you will be a good boy at work."
The President will have his wort cut out for him if he
expects to please Nathan Arce, who wants him "to make the
clouds not rain and to make vegetables to he good like car-rots."
Gena Moore was enthuSJaatic over just about ev-
erything. She wrote, "I like the White House. I like your wife.
I like your kid and I like your face."
BUT WENDY HEYDEN WllOO'E, "I saw your picture.
Do you stay up all night?''
Probably a Republican.
F,...PageAl
CARTER TAKES OFFICE. • •
A crowd estimated by Capitol
police at lS0,000 stretched across
the plau before the inaugural
stand.
Carter 's inaugural address
was a brief one -12 minutes.
Th~ inauguration, said Carter,
"marks a new begin.run&, a new
dedication within our govern·
menl, and a new spirit among ua
all." While a president may sense
and proclaim that new spirit, he
said, "only a people can provide
it.''
It wu a promise to govern with
compuaicn in partnership with
the Amertcan people.
With the oath to "preserve,
protect and defend the Conatitu·
tJoa of the United States," James
Earl Carter of Plains, Ga .•
became America's 39th presi·
dent. ·
Carter said he had no new
dream to put befo re the
American people but ureed "a
fresb faJth in the old dream."
Tbou&b lltUe more than 1,000
worda lonJ, the speech had a
rinsing quality and made these
F ..... PapAI
PARADE •••
and do what the organizers wanted.
"Tbe parade is not a parade
the council should manage. I'd
like Jo see us cooperate with lbe
plana of the association and not
vary from u." McDowell said.
.. We abould do it this lime. We
are invited peats. Chante It next
Ume," Councilman John.son aal.d.
Councilwoman Bellerue dla·
a1reed. "We are particlpa.nta, we
contribute money, .. ab• saJd.
Sbe and tbe ma)'or rileaJJed
that durlnJ the city budeet bear·
in&• at which ~arade &a·
al•tabce wu cl1ac , th• coun·
ell made clear lta dlatute for the
"cetebrfty" imqe.
11Ia that IOl't Qt, an lndlciatlon
tbat lf we fair to play tbe
baDpme, nat 1ear the funds woo ta,. avallable?" an QQOYed
Orcutt asked.
Tbe council authorized the
IDayor to work out arraa10· menta.
"The onb' thlns t need to mow
la what mode ol trantportatl4n
you wl1b to UM &Del we'll WOTk around It.'' Orcutt aaid finally.
• •·we have two for Cadlllaca,
one for balloons and l 'U walk.'',
Mn. S•eeney amwered.
points:
·•We are a strong nation and we
will maintain strength so suffi-
cient that Jt need not be proved in
combat -a quiet strength based
not merely on the size of an
ansenal, but on the mobility of
ide as.
"We will be ever vigilant and
never vulnerable, and we will
fight our wars against poverty,
ignorance and injustice, for those
are the enemies against which
our forces can be honorably
m arshaled.
". . . Let no one confuse our
idealism with weakness.
"We can never be indiffeitent to
the fate of freedom elsewhere."
Carter pledged efforts to limit
arms to the level needed for each
nation's own safety.
"We will move this year a step
toward our ultimate goal -the
e limination of all nuclear
weaporu from this earth," he
said.
A s he· repeated the oath,
Carter 's hand rested on an an-
cient family Bible open t o the ad·
monition from the prophet Micah
"to do justly, and to love mercy,
and to walk humbly with thy
God."
When bis time as president iJJ
done, Carter sa.id, be hopes peo-.
pie will say the nation remem-
bered the words of Micah "and
renewed our search for humlllty,
mercy and justice."
And, said lbe first Southerner
to be president ln more than 100
years, be hoped bJs stewardship
will be known for having "tom
down the barriers that separated
those of different race and refion
and rellC1on. and wbtte there
bad been mlltruat. bullt Ullity,
with a respect for diversity."
He hoped, too, tor a tesacy or
findlnl WOl'k for the unemployed,
1tren1tbenio1 the American
family, emuring reapect for the
law and equal treatment under u.
"I would hope,.. aaJd Cuter.
"that the naUoo.s ot the World
m1'1Jl uy that we bad built a
laat1n1 peace • • . Tbeae are oot
ju.at my coals. but our common
hopes."
Carter toot b1I place oa the in·
au1ural 1tand to the 1traina ol &be
"Navy Hymn," 1book hands with
a 1mma. Ford, touched bands ·
wltb Mn. Carter, and tbe ·
ceremony becan.
"Great. crowd.'' Ford rt-
mark•4· "Really 11," aald
Carter, u Sen. Howard W. Can-
non of Nevada took the
intsropbone.
Carr, 49, bu spent 20 yeara in
city government service, belin-
~ l n g in 1957 aa an ad-
mlnlltrative auletant 1n Para-
·mount.
After worttai five years as
city manacer ~ Compton. Carr wu named San Clemente city
manager Ol)_AUl. l~ UM.
Olson aaid St "bH not been
esi.l>U.Md that the owner was
poeltlvely m tbe craft. .
"We cb>'t bow who wu on
board. Tbe boat wu up for aale.
We'H tqiaJ to 1tt bold of ao ln·
dh1dual wbo wu tnwettect ln it.
but we bavm't beeD able to IO
far.
"It'• atrictly a welt and see
operaUoa," Sft. Olaon saJd.
H• aald he didn't belle.ve the
craft bad exploded becaUM the
debris that wu found had DDt
beell eatmalvely dama1ed.
11ltems suc:h u the 1t)'rafoam
cheat would bave been Oaah
burned, deck hatchet cb~
and mutilated," Set. OLloo aald
not,tnc UM debris wu pot to
·dama•ed. · • .
Tbe fuel slick foUnd could have
come trom a tranamllsion ftuld
can found fioaUq amid the
material u well.
Pacific Oil Spill
Reaches 70 Miles
HONOLULU <AP> -A mld-
Paciflc Ocem oil spill caused by
&he rupture ol a Greek-owned oU
tanker baa become 70 miles long
in lea• than two days, the Cout
Guard said.
*'Good Lord," sighed Adm.
J amn Moreau, commander ol
the 14th Coast Guard district,
when lnformed Wednesday at a
briefing al the expansion of the
slick .
He said, however, that the slick
F,....PaeeAJ .
DENIAL •••
Doctors called police when
they noted that the child was
black and blue over most of her
body and burned on the chest.
Other injuries included a con·
cuaaion that required brain sur·
1ery and a broken left arm.
Each defendant baa accused
·the other ol inflictinl thoae in-
·jurlea on a child wbo ii reported
today to be recovering from her
ordeal in a f08ter home.
Mn. Brewster testified that
Bolden Ufled ber when they were
.arrested to take the blame for in·
juries lntllcted on her dauJ(bttt.
is moving northeast and should
not endanger lbe Hawaiian
Islands if wind conditioaa do not
change.
The 640-foot lreney1
·Cballeneer, with a 31-man cnn\',
split ln half Monday ni&bt
Ji',.... Pop Al
FARM •••
about 100 acres along Del Oblapo
St. tagged for permanent farm
use if the general plan amend-·
menl ls ultimately approved,
said be intends to call for a gr&Qd
jury investigation of San Juan's
attempt to perpetuate farmln&.
"Property own en who have al·
lowed weeds to overrun their
·land have not bad their property
designated for agricultural pre-
s er vat ion," be said. "It
a1ricu1tural preservation ls so
important, why not have the d~
cency to allow the people to vote
'on it?"
Vermeulen suggested that
those who are eager to see farm-
inl saved in San Juan should buy·
land and farm it themselves.
"All it takes ls lone boura and
hard work," he said.
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EDITION
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'l'oday's Closing
N.Y.Stoeks . .
N TEN CENT
FOrd T-es Last .Look; Flies Westward;
. WASHINGTON (AP) -Gerald
. Ford relinquished the manUe
·presidential power \o Jimmy
arter today and then made a
talelc helicopter fliJbt over
e nation's capital before fiying
California, a private citizen for
e first time in 28 years.
Ford ended bis 2\il-year
aretaker presidency at three
inutes after noon (EST) as
arter completed taking the oath
f office in ceremonJes at the
.S. Capitol. •
* * *
"'Great crowd.'' Ford told ovaUon •
Carter as they a.tood before' an Then, with his hands folded iu
estimated 150.000 persons brav-his lap, the man who moments
ing temf)eratures in the upper ••before bad been president looked
208 ... Really la," Cuter replied. on aolemnly as Carter spoke.
Neither mm wore hat or coat
for the ceremody.
Ford seemed touched when
Carter began his inaugural ad-
dress With words of thaob to
Ford "for all he bu done to heaJ
our land." The crowd applauded
and Ford stood briefly and with a
broad smile actn.owledged the
* * *
Immediately after the in-
augural ceremony, Ford and bis
wife were escorted down~ west
front steps or the Capitol to a
Marine helicopter waiting on the
anow·covered lawn. They were
accompanied on the 200-yard1 long walk, lined with Marines, by
* * *
Ford's vice president, Nelson A.
Rockefeller, Senate Republican
Leader Howard Baker of Ten-
n es see, Houae RepubUcao
Leader John Rhodes of Arizona
and Sen. Marte O. Hatfleld (R-,
Ore.).
At 12:23 p.m., the helicopter
lifted off and circled over the
Capitol and House office build-
ings where Ford served for 25 years in Coogress.
As the Fords and Rockefeller
* * *
aild bis wife Happy flew to ,
nearby Andrews Air Fore~ Base,
Ford asked the pilot to ·circle
over government buildings,
monuments and the White
House.
He bad requested a simple
farewell ceremony at Andrews.
It was an all military affair and
Ford stood at atteaJtion to receive
a 2l·CUD cannon salute and then briefly reviewed a-line of trobps.
Before departing, the Fords
* * * ~
em braced the Rockefellers. Al ._ military band played "God Bien
America," Mr. and Mrs. Ford
climbed the r~p. At the top, t
Ford, as be did so often as Presi• dent, turned and waved to a
cheering crowd of about 300.
The planet a presidential jet.
then carried the Fords toward Monterey, where Friday be plans
to play in the Bing Crosby Pro-Am
Golf Tournament at the Pebble
.Beach course.
* * *
arter Takes .. Oath as Presideni
PRESIDENT CARTER HUGS DAUGHTER AMY ON PODIUM
White un .. Border Protedtv• Glau Shield
essoa, Sellers
fi:cudJ,er Kidnapers .
Gu~lty as Charged
GUil TY AS CHARGED
Ex-Bank« We1aon
ByTOM BAllLEY
OI .. Oelty Pli.t Slaff
Two men who lddnaped potaW
chip heir John H. "Jack" Scu<f-
der of Newport Beach and then
demanded $2SO,OOO in ransom
from his wife were found guilty
as charged today in Orange
County Superior Court.
A jury of nine women and three
men ended six days of dellbera-
Uon by fandlng William Rudy
Wesson, 45, of Tustin and Ricki
Dale Sellen, 21, of Hermosa
Beach, guilty of kidnaping for
ransom.
The jury found in its verdict
that tbe•tWC> defendan~ were not
'IWlty of inflictinl bodily harm
on Scudder during the kidnap at·
tempt. Other related minor
cha re es were also dismJased.
Jrotb mett-denied the charge.
(See KIDNAP, Pa1"'1>
•
New Call
Made for
U.S. Unity
WASIIlNGTON CAP> -Jim-
my Carter, an outsider no more,
was inaugurated president of the
United States today, urging upon
bis countrymen fresh faith and
new commitment to "the bold
and brilliant dream" or America.
Then, hand in hand with his
wile, Rosalynn, the new presi-
dent walked near the bead or his
own parade, home to the White
House.
Three minutes past a sunny,
'icy noon, Carter concluded the
ROSAL YNN'S GOWN
DRAWS COMMENT$-81
oath of omce that restored the
Wblte House to the custody of the
voters Md ended the 29-month
appointed presldeocy of Gerald
B. Ford.
Army cannon boomed a 21·gun
salute from Capitol Hill acrou
the snow·clad lawns and monu·
ments of government. Carter
stood solemn, a glimpse of his
trademark smile crossing bis
lips.
And the first words be spoke as
president were words of thanks
to the departing Ford ''for all be
has done to heal our lan8."
Carter, James Earl Jr. by
birth, Jimmy by preference,
spoke of bis hopes and goals for
the four years now beginning, for
"a new dedication within our
government, and a new spirit
among us all. . .
"Two centuries ago, our na·
tion'e birth was a milestone in
the long quest for freedom, but
the bold and brilliant dream
(See CA&TER, Page A2)
CIF Tab/,es
Sports Plan
~ NORWALK -The combined
seasons of sports committee's re-
com mendatlon that girls and
boys sports seasons run during
the same period of the school
year was tabled and returned to
committee by a vote or 29to19 to-
day at the CIF council meeting
here. •
The proposal sought to have
the baaketball and volleyball
seasons run concurrently-for
both boys and girls as a major re-
commendation with games on
the same dates.
The action places hlJb school
sports ln a status quo condition -
which wm continue the girls
format ()(basketball in the spring
and volleyball in the winter.
. -~ ROSALYNN CARTER WATCHES HER HUSBAND TAKE THE PRESIDENTIAL OATH
New Fl,.t Lady Holda • fHllfy 81ble tor Historic Ceremony In Waahlngton
Harbor Area Group . O~sroom
· " Explosion
Horwrs Ray Watson.. Kills Two I
It was Irvine night at the
Newport Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce banquet Wednes·
day with Irvme Mayor David
Sills installing the new officers
and Irvine Company President
Ray Watson named 1976 Citizen
ortbe Year.
The SO·year·old Watson was ·
cited for his "compassion, in-
tellect, ability and wit" in lead-
ing the Irvine Company's de-
velopment of Irvine and Newport
Beach.
Declaring himself "shocked
and surprised" by the honor,
Watson told the nearly 300 people
attending the dinner that he feels
the award honors the company as
a whole.
"I truly believe the Irvine
Company deserves the Citi:ien of
the Year award aod I accept It on
behalf of my collegues who work
here," be said.
Watson echoed a theme
sounded earlier by newly In·
stalled chamber Prrtdent Den-nis Harwood in pralsmg chamber
members for their efforts in
behalf of business and the com-
munity.
Karwood, a Newport Beach at·
torney, told the audience that h1s
year in office would be directed
at showing people that "the busi-
ness interests ln this commun!ll
do have a conscience.
Olllly ~llet Si.ff -
MAN OF THE YEAR
lrvln• Co'inpeny• ... wataon
Long, Chilly ·
Plan Meeting
Due Tonight
PITTSBURGIJ (AP) -An ~
'plosion ripped through a
classroom al the University of
Pittaburgh today, collapsing a
portion of the building and killing
2 and injuring as many as 3& peo..
pie, according to a hospital ot ..
ficial. ·'There are people trapped in
the building," said .a secretary at
the University's News and
Publications office. The explosion occurred in
Langley Hall, where psychology
classes are held.
Witnesses said about UO stu·
dents bad been dismissed from a
lecture minutes before the ex·
plosion.
Biology laboratories are Jocat-
ed in the basement of the build·
ing, but authorities were unsure
i! anyone was in those rooms at
tbetlme.
Rescue teams moved in with a
large crane to begin picking
through the debris in the search· for vlcUrns.
"We don't have a list. They're
still bringing people in," the
hospital spokesman said.
Coast
Farin Votes Pass 3-2
A couple of suggestions for
anyone plannirig to attend
tonight'• meetln& or the Newport
Beach Planning Commission:
Dreae warmly (the heater may
not be working> and bring a pot
of coffee. (It's going to be a Jong
n11ht.)
Weather
Cloudy throu&h Friday
with small chance of li1ht
showers by '°nJ1ht and
Friday. Highl mld-605 to
70s. LowainJow!50s.
. .. ;-., . ' .. .. .
SIC Fanner ro ~~k C~ Jury Probe ·
(EIR > u fftnt step tn the initia· If Su Juan citizens 1i4amanUy
Uoa ol a aeoeral plan amend· oppose the di~Uon City Councll
mnt d•tsnat.lnc about 230 acres la takins, be aald, vO\ftl ba•e re-
ol San Juan farmland for perm• course. They oan petition to put
neat a1ricullural use. agricultural ptaervatlon on tbe
Both the ordinance and the ballot or petJUon for a recall of
ElR allocatioo •ere paued on a councllmea who auPJ)OC't tbe pro-·
S-2 v<M. with CouJicllJ:Den Johll 11am.
Stteeney and Richard McDowell Ma1or Douclu Nub 1&Jd he
1ottn1 "no." bellnea he ii carl')'lnC out a Councilman Kenn.th Frtesa mandac. from the c1Um11 ot San
adinltted be doea not know bow Juan to phlHl'Ve • v,aluable re-
mttcb it will oott th try to pre-aour~ .n6 prot•c:t Che ta~·
aerv-' IO~e of San Juan'• farm-payeta' pocketbook. ldt -or wMtber the effort will Nub relltJ'td to an elabofaC.
1uccetd. rep_ort prepared bJ John
·Re tald tr)'lnl lo hnplement O'Sullhan, a11tatant clty
n.,, c~ b a Ammcan mua1er, wbleh pita the ~Qltl of
tradltioa. I . (leel'A&M ••••• .U)
•
Fifteen public bea~ are
acbeduled on t.oni_gbt's.-item
a1enda.
Amon1 the major items to be
dilcua1ed:
-The master plan for eon·
structlon of a &!nior Cltizena
Center ln Conoa-del ?tlar.
-An Irvine Company request
for a 12-bome development in
W estcllft Grove.
-&andllda for the propo1ecl
226-unlt Sea bland Apartment
.complex off lalDbOree Road.
-Th• propoHd muter plan
for tbe 3. 7-acre Bayalde Drive
Part in Corona del Mar.
-A requeet for 10 additional ·"Udtnl aidel on the Venaill• OO•the• luffaproperty.
INSIDE TODAY
Trawling ~ train to tM
Eoat tlaf1 totnter7 BeUer
cMclc P.~ A7 firlt.
, t '
..
.. . . • .
Al DAILY PILOT N Thursday. Janul!'f 20, ttn
·Newport. · 2 Nab Suspect Oil Spill
Extends
In-Pacific
J~l,s Taken in Heist Later Found in Bushes
balr.l'Olrc, aa.y they be-ileveliill
rwpoulble for several UMfts ~
Jewelry and art objec:ts ln
Newport Beach.
encled Wlien'M' ... eorraneenw
two local men at U.. comer~
Mariners andSaotla&odrlves.
Two Newporf Beacb men were
credited today with the capture
of a buralary auapeet who police
alleae b.cl stolen tz,400 wort.b ol
jewelry from a Dover Shores
home Wednesday afternoon.
Capt. Richard Hamilton said
detectives planned to spend to-
day tryinc to track down other I In cuat.ody in Newport 'Beach· 1 cues in which Wholey would be
city jaO is Gordon Bruce Wholey, quqUoned.
According lo po1ice reports,
John P . Courtney. 56, of 18822
Leeward Lane, wu working as a
bouse painter at the home of
Margaret Neal, 1618 .SantJafo
Drive. l.28. of Beverly Hills. Wholey was captured at 1:30 He told police be walked into He is held in lie~ or $100,000 p.m. after a brief chase that
'·
I Gap Widens Search Contimies
In OC Vote For Missing Boat
Registration A search of M.exican waters "It's strictly a wait and see
A regular biennial purge of re·
gistration rolls by the Orange
County Registrar of Voters has
'Widened the gap between re-
gist er ed Re publicans a nd
Democrats.
And what was a scant 8,654 re-
gistration edge for GOP voters
last November has grown to
16,627, according t o the re
glslrar's figures.
By the time Registrar Al Olson
completed the mandatory purge
of people who 'no longer live at
tbeir registration addresses,
43,098 registered voters bad been
dropped from the roll.
Of t hose, 21,658 were re-
gistered Democrats and 16,627
were registered Republicans.
The other purged registrants
were affiliated either with minor
parties or were listed as indepen-
danls.
The post.election purge of
voters no longer eligible to vote
without first registering again
Jeft the number of eligible voters
oa the county's roll at 818,445.
Suit Leveled
In Ne wport
Crash Death
Damages to be determined l.
trial court were demanded from
a Newport Beach man Wednes-
dAy by the family of a woman
who died in a traffic ~ccldent
after she left his home on Jan. 31,
1976.
Named as defendant in the
Orange County Superior Court
lawsuit filed by the parents, four
sisters and brother o( Cynthia
Moreno, 22. is Arthur4t:indeh.
\745 Domingo Drive, Newport
Beach.
It is alleged that l,indeke al·
lowed Miss Moreno to become in·
toxicaled at his home while she
was a<-tmg as hostess for his
party.
It as further alleged that he was
aware that she should not have
~en allowed to drive home an
her intoXJo.ated condition.
Seniors Show
Tennis Sk ills
Peg South, 83 , and Walt
Westbrook, ~. pJay tennis re1·
ularly They're pretty good at. it, too
The octogenarian team Wlll
diaplay their court prowess t'n·
day 1n an exhibition match
scheduled for 3 p.m. at the John
Wayne Tennis Club in Newport
Beach
They'll play Judy" Thompson
and George Eastman or the
Wa yne Club
The match will be played on
eenter court The public is invil-td to watch
Railroaders Hurt
LOS ANGELES <AP) -FOUT
railroad employes were injured
when a Southern Pacific train de-
railed in City of loduatry
OftANOI! COAST
DAILY PILOT
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Ta..,1M111e (Ttf)~
ClllMMecl Act .. rt19ln9 lo0.n
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and of coastal harbors goes on. to-operation," Sgt. Olaon said.
day for a 33-foot Dana Point-He said be didn't believe the
berthed boat reported missing crart bad exploded because the
Tuesday. . . debris · that was found had not The main body of lhe sea been extensively damaged. search by the Cout Guard was
suspended Wednesday.
However , Sgt. Richard Olson
or the Orange County Sheriff's
Harbor Patrol at Dana Point,
said efforts were continuing to
locate the missing vessel. the
Robbie I owned by Alexander
Masters, 55, of Fullerton.
'Masters is also missing.
"Items such as the styrofoam
chest would have been flash
burned. deck hatches charred
and mutilated," Sit. Olson said
noting the debris was not so
damaged.
The fuel slick found could have
come from a tranamisslon fluid
can fc>und floating amid the
material as well.
F,..•P~AJ
Debris believed from the Rob-
bie I was located between Dana
Point and Catalina. Although a
child's life preserver found float·
ing in the water was burned, Sgt.
Olson dlscounted an explosion
theory to explain the boat's dis·
appearance. FARM Masters' car was found at the • • •
Dana Point Harbor, but Sgt.
Olson said it has not been
established that the .. owner 'was
positively on the craft.
"We don't know who was on
board. The boat was up for sale.
We're trying to get hold of an in·
dividual who was interested in it.
but we haven't been able to so
far.
F ,....Page AJ
KIDNAP •.•
They said Scudder helped them
plan a phony kidnap in return for
bis getting the lion's share of the
$250,000 ransom.
Wesson turned pale on hearing
the verdict and swayed slightly.
He quickly recovered his com-
posure and smiled reassuringly
at Sellers.
Sellers displayed no emotion
on bearing the word "guilty".
But he later turned towards his
relatives in the courtroom and
mouthed a reassurance to them.
Scudder. 64, of Balboa Island,
was kidnaped in Huntington
Beach last Aug. 19 by two men
who waited for him ouls ide his
dentist's office and overpowered
him at gunpoint.
Scudder testified that he was
beaten about the h ead and
several teeth were knocked out
a s be was shoved into a
motorhome.
He testified that he escaped
from lhe vehicle after one of his
two kidnapers left by faking a
heart attack and then jumping
from the van in the Fountain
Valley area.
agricultural prese rvation
against the cost of residential
lal)d use on the 230 acres which
would be affected by lhe pro-
posed general plan amendment.
According to O'Sullivan's re-
port, in 20 years the land will
have cost the city $60,000 if pre-
served in farming and between
$2.3 and $2.9 million if homes are
built on it.
Considering the cost over 20
years to the Capistrano Unified ·
School District as well as the City
of San Juan, keeping the land in
C1'ops will show a surplus of
$20,000, the report indicates.
Building houses on the land
would cost the school district and
the city $7.1 to $11.2 million over
20 years . according to
O'Sullivan's calcuJations.
Charles Vermeulen, who farms
about 100 acres along Del Obispo
St. tagged for permanent farm
use if the general plan amend-
ment is ultimately approved,
said he intends to call for a grand
jury investigation of San Juan's
attempt to perpetuate farming.
"Property owners who have al-
lowed weeds to overrun their
land have not bad their property
designated for agricultural pre-
servation," h e said . "IC
agricultural preservation is so
important, why not have the de-
cency to allow the people to v<>Ul
on it?"
Vermeulen suggested that
those who are eager to see farm-
ing saved in San Juan should buy
land and farm it themselves.
"AH it takes is long hours and
hard work," he said.
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CARTER TAKES OFFICE. • •
which excited the founders of our
nation aUU await.& its con.summa-
Uon," he sald. "I have no new
dream to set forth today, but
rather urge a fresh faith in the
old spirit."
Hls inaugural address was a
spare, 12·minute summons of
hope, not an agenda or blueprint.
Ir slogan there was. it was a aim·
pie one, as Carter spoke or a new
spirit abroad in America and the
world.
From this platform of plywood,
planks and wooden columns,
erected in froat of the Capitol for
an hour's use. Carter spoke again
the theme he bad sounded from a
thounnd atates in his lone quest
for the office that now Is his.
"Our eovernment must al the
same lime be both competent
and compassionate," be said.
He promi.aed an admtnbtration ot qulet strenctb. ••so aufflcte:nt
that It need not be proven ln com-
bat ...
"We wUl be ever vt,Uant and
never vulnerable, and we wt.U
flght our wars agaln1t poverty,
lanorance and ipjuatice, for thoae
are the enemies a1alnst which
our forces can be honorably
mansbaled," be saJd.
It was al once an hour of re-
newal and tarewell, thil aotumn.
J)eacetuJ tram1Uaa of awaome
power amid rilel and pqe totry
U old II the Republic.
Jt wu .., hoUT ol cban,e, rrom
the ellpped accent of rord11
Mlchl1an to the IOtt drawl ol
Carter'• Gtorala, from
Republican to Damocnt, f?OIU
. th• ap pointed to the elerttd.
A crowd of about ll50,000 ...
aembled In tbe cold ot the Capttol
J)laaa to watch u Carter became
tb• ltth prtlident, and. to aalute
l.MJltb.
Seven Umes, applause inter-
rupted the brief inaugural ad-
dress, never louder than when
Carter began:
"For myself and our nation, I
want lo thank my predecessor for
all be bas done to heal our land."
Carter turned to shake hands
with Ford.
Ford took his final leave of the
White House to escort Carter to
the Capitol, and to applaud with
the other leaders of 1overnment
as lhe new president looked to lbe
future.
"You have given me a great
reaponslbill\y -t.o stay close to
you, to be worthy of you and to
exempUly what you •re," Carter
said. "Let us create together a
new national spirit of unity and
trust. Your atreogth can com-
pensate for my weakness, and
your wisdom can h elp to
minimize my mistakes.
''Let us learn together and
lau1b together and work to1ether
'and pray together, conndent that
lo the end we will triumph
together in the right."
Tears had lllatened In F9rd'i
eyes as he said bla goodby to
about 75 of hil closest aJde11 and
advisers al a Whit e House
break fut.
"You all contrjbuled to ao ad-
mlniatraUon 1 ~k wu 1ood.
and wbicb hiltoC')' wiU treat kind·
ly," betald.
At Ute door of the Stale Dining
Room, bewmed to wave.
"Goodby, everybody. Tbaok
you alJ very. very much."
One last time, b• wmt to the
Oval Otflce. Re tltned a bW
autborb.lng Secret Service p~ tectlon for vice prHldenta,
Hcretarlea of atate and the
TrtHW"Y du.rinl the ah: moot.ha
aftertb.eyleaveoUlce. .
Tbea h.la WOC'k Wat doa•. .
•
the boaw ~beard somecnr1n uotber room.
After calllq M "M ar1aret" a
few times, he said be beard what
sounded lllre someone crawlin&
out throuab a window.
He told otflcen the bW'tlar
wu apparenUy uoaucceaafnl at
cUmbln& the 10.foot fenCf# SW'·
rounding the home, and be sew a
man run acl'oss lhe front lawn.
The painter aald he yelled to
Brian C~u. 21, of 1612 SanUqo
to call police and took off after
the neeln1 man.
Co~aa said be decided not to
call, but 1ot in his car to pursue
the two me:o instead.
He said that as Wholey ran. be
saw him throw elltterlng objects
into some bushes. A later cbeclt
revealed 13 of 14 pieces or
jewelry reported missing by
Mrs. Neal. The missing piece is
sfill being soueht.
Wholey was cornered by Cokas
and Courtney twice before they
actually captured him ..
'KIU M9Sor
Verna Smith of Los Angeles
says she wants her son ex-
ecuted. The son, Jimmie
Le~ Gray, 28, is facing the
gas chamber in Mississippi
for t he murder of a 3-year·
old girl. (Story, Page All)
Pact Defended
Classroom Priorities Told
·By MICHAEL PASKEVICH
OlhDally l'lleUlalt Bill Grgurich, Newport-Mesa
Educatioo Association CNMEA>
president. defended 1976·7'7 con-
tract requests submitted by dis·
trict teachers under a new collec-
tive bargaining act today s aying,
·'There is nothing in our initiaJ
contract that is asking you (tax·
payers) to spend more on educa-
tion."
Speaking before a small mom·
ing m ebting of tbe Citizens
Harbor Area Research Team
(CHART> ln Costa Mesa,
Grgurich said district ad·
ministrators should cut un-
necessary spending and •'reorder
priorities back to the classroom,"
to lower class size, allow more
contact time between students
and tead>ers and improve the
quallty of education.
Grgurich was joined in the dis·
c:usalon by Jim Luces, negotia·
tiona chairman for the NMEA ln
current closed door contract dis·
cusslons with district officials. He
said progreububeensteady and
expectl tbe NMEA to decide
within a month whether to agree
to a setUement or declare an lm·
passe.
Saying "class size is very im-
portant," Grgurich hinted that if
an impasse la declared, it would
be ln lhe area !)f clasi sl&e.
"There are poorer school dl&-
,tricta with amaller cluaea, .. be
said, noting that the Newport.-
Mesa diltrict ii ranked fifth ln
Southern California on the
amount spent per pupil.
Grab This One!
RCA XL·lOO 15" diago nal
HONOLULU <AP> -A mid·
Pacific Ocean oil spW caused by
t.be rupture of a Greell·OWDtd oU
tanker hu become 70milea1onf
in leaa than two days, lh• Coaat
Guardaaid.
"Good Lord,'' sl1hed Adm.
James Moreau, commander ol
the 14th Cout Guard district,
when Informed Wednesday at a
briefing ot the expansion of the
slick.
He aald, however, that tbe slick
is movln1 northeast and abould
not endanger the Hawaiian
lslanda if winl;I condiliona do oot
change.
The 640-foot Irene's
Challen1er, with a 31-man crew,
split tn ball Monday night, spill.
in& some of the ship's cargo of
3.15 million gallons of llgbt crude
oil.
As the stern drifts from the
point of rupture. 200 mllu
southeast of Midway Island, it
leaves a trail of oil that becomes
thinner as it expands, Moreau
said.
Natur.e could take her coun&
and diaperse the oil oo tbe bJgb
seas, be said. Chemical dla-
persanta could be used as a lut
resort lf. the oil poeea harm to
property or endaniered wUcUlfe,
according t.o a spokesman for tha
National Marine Flsherles
a1ency.
The Coast Guard could also use
booms to intercept small sections
of lhe slick, Moreau 5aid.
The ahip'a bow and stern, drlfl.
in& about 70 miles apart, wtU be
towed northward by mWtary an~
commercial barcea and sunk by
gunfire about 300 miles from
their p~t site, the admiral
said. ,
He also said the search for
three missing crewmen was
called orr Wednesday night.
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L 70, NO. 20, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 19n
Afternoon
.Y.Stoek .
TEN CENTS
eachers
Ill Endorse Two ·for
I
Board ·i
By IAUIUE &ASPEil Of ... o.11, ~ lqff
,, Teachers in' the Saddleback
, alley Unilled School District
t nounced Wednesday they will act Juneann Decas as and
arvin Silver ln the upcoming
f ce for seats on the diatrict 's
ard of trustees.
• "We feel these candidates will
the best for the educational
f"ocess of the district," said Bill
Mecham, president of the Sad-dlebacll:: Valley Educators Aa-
sociaUon (SVEA>.
He said seven or, the 14 can-
didates south' the support or tbe
teachers' group. The candidates
were interviewed by the SVEA 's
Representative Council, which includes a teacher from each or
the d istrict's schools. The final
choice-was made by the board of
directors.
"It was a difficult decision in
1ome sense," Mecham said. • There were an awful lot of peo-
ple who were very attracUve."
He said the two candidates
were chosen because they ,ap.
peared to be the most open-
mlnded.
Mecham said none or the can-
didates made any commil~ents
to the teachers. • However, he also said that all
but one or the seven candidates interviewed supported a contract
which would require all di.strict
teachers to either be memben ol '
SVEA or pay' them a fee for
representation in negotiations.
This is something the present
board bas opposed.
He said each or the seven can-
cltdata lodicpted they would sup.
port binding arbitratiQn of
1nevances, another contractual
item opposed by current
trustees.
Mecham said he is uncertain
what form the teachers' support
will take. He said it ma,y be given
in terms of manpower and/or
money. •
SVEA baa asked teachers to
, donate $!lO to a politic:aJ cam-
paign fund. Mecham said be
doean 't know yet bow much
money bu been C!pllected.
Tbe teachers' group also bas
formed a political arm, SVEA for
Better Education,. to handle
these donaUooa. The establlsb· ment of lb.la aub-iroup la mandat-
ed by law ii the group gets in·
volvedinpoUUcs.
I
I
~8rte~ Takes Oath as PreSid.ent
'
New can
Made for
U.S. Unity
WASHINGTON CAP) -In a
soft Georgia accent, uttering the
s imple oath set out in the
Constitution, Jimmy Carter came
to power today and promised a
government ' 'both competent and
com passionate."
Carter's first words as presi·
dent were words or thanks to
Gerald R. Ford for all he has
done to heal the nation.
School Board
Forum Slated
The first forum for Sad·
dleback Valley Unified
School District Board of
Education candidates will
begin tonight at 7:30 in the
multipurpose room at Del
Cerro Elementary School,
Aegean Hills.
During the forum, which
is being sponsored by Del
Cerro's parent-teacher or·
ganization, candidates will
be asked to answer written
questions from the au-
dience.
District residents are in-
vited to attend.
Beating Trial
Burns Denied
By Marine
By TOM BARLEY Of .. Delly l"Met Meft
Called to the witness stand for
the second time in bis Orange
County Superior Court trial,
Camp Pendleton Marine Ken-
neth Ray Bolden firmly denied
today that be had ever burned bis
girlfriend's two.year-old
daughter with a lighted
cigarette.
Amid applause that swell ed to
cheers, Carter P&U3ed lo shake
hands with the man he bad just
succeeded. Then he spoke of the
future :
Church Clash
Bolden, 20, told the jury that if l
anyone burned little Cora f
Brewster ln the San Clemente • motel room he shared with
Carolyn Brewster and her two ~
children it was Mrs. Brewster { herself.
"I didn't even smoke in front of
the children," the Marine Lance ·
Corporal said. "Cora didn't like
cigarette smoke and I always
waited until she was out of the
way before J lit up." "You have given me a great
responsibility -to stay close to Break-in Swpect Surprised Bolden and Mrs. Brewster, 2C.
are being tried on three felony
counts each of child abuse. They
were arrested last Au,g. 17 after
Cora wu rusbedto SatfClemente General Hospital wilh multiple
injuries that almost proved fat~
£~-.......
PRESIDENT CARTER HUGS DAUGHTER AMY ON PODIUM
White UnH Border Protective Gian Shteld
ROSAL YNN'S DRESS
DRAWS COMMENTS-S1
you, lo be worthy of you, and to
exemplify what yw are," said
the president who leads America
into its third century.
"Let us create together a new
' national spirit of unity and trust
. . . let us learn together and
laugh together and work together
and pray together, confident that In the end we will triumph
together In the right."
Chief Justice Warren E .
Burger administered thf oath to the former governor of Georgia
at two minutes past the appoint·
ed hour or noon <EST>.
A man who police said broke
into a Costa Mesa church early
this morning, was surprised by a
church member who broke a
baseball bat over the alleged in·
truder's head.
Donald Wayne Patterson, 21, of
Costa Meu, W&I l'Ulbed to the
UCI Medical Center with bead in·
j uries following the 5:30 a.m. iii·
cidenl at the Harbor Assembly of
God Church, 740 West Wilson St.
J ohn Chatles Blansett, 27, of
2974 Crawford St., Costa Mesa,
told officers he and a teenage boy
were staying Inside the church
because of problems with recent
breakins and therts from the
church and nearby schools.
"'They had a break-in last week
and $300 in cash was taken," said
police Lt. George Lorton this
morning.
Blansett, who operates a lawn
maintenance service, told police
be and the youth heard someone
kicking the church doors in about
5:30a.m .
He said he told the boy to call
police and walked into the church
office Where ll& au.rprisett Pat·
teraoo. •
Police aaid Blansett grabbed
the suspect, who swung around
and struck Blansett in the face
with a fia.shlifht. .
"At that point, Blansett bit him
over the head with a baseball
bat," U>rtoo said.
He said Patterson had more
than $'70 in his pocket.
Hospital ofri cials at UCt.
Medical Center said Pattersocf
was still In the emergency room
late this morning. Police said he
will be charged with suspicion of
burglary and suspicion or 85·
sault with a deadly weapon.
Doctors called police when
they noted that the child was
black and blue over most or her
body and bu.med on the chest.
Other ilUuriea included a con·
cuasion that required brain sur·
gery and a broken le/t arm.
Each defendant bas accused
·the other of inflicting those in·
juries on a child who is reported
today to be recovering from her
ordeal in a roster home.
Mrs. Brewster testified tlfat
Bolden urged her when they were
arrested to take the blame for in·
juriH intlicted on her daughter.
She said she confessed and lied
to the police because Bolden felt that the courta would be l'nucb
more lenient with her because or
.!\· Tearful Goodbye
from Ex-president
f WAS8INGTON (AP) -P~i·
t Ford, in the final boun ol
presidency, saJd today he
gbt bis adminiltralioo waa a fOOd one "which blstory will
~atkindly."
You all coatributed 'lo an ad·
mlnbtratloo I think was good
aad 1'11icb ~will tl'eat ldnd· b','' Foret added.
He aald he hoped to aee all of
them again because, "I believe
the friendships we made here go
"Congratulations," he said, as
the transfer or power was con-
cluded In the oath as old as the
Republic, and a 21-gun salute
boomed from Army cannon on
the Capitol ground.'J.
Carter stood, first solemn, then
with a momentary smile on his
lips, as \he strains of "Hail to the
Chief" sounded In salute.
Vice President Walter F . Mon·
dale was sworn ln fi rst, his oath
administered by House Speaker
Thomas P . O 'Neill or
Pacific Oil Spill
Reaches 70 Miles
the beatings i.nllicted on hel"'and
Cora by a former husband.
Bolden repeated today his
claim that be bad never made
any such statements to Mrs,
Brewster.
The marine again told the jury
that Cora suffered her head in~
juries last August 17 because she ~With tears in his eyes, Ford
... e briefly to about 75 '1em-
-. of the While Home s tatr and
1t)e Cabinet dunng a fareweU
hffet breakfast in the Wbit.e
Jlouae St.at.e Dining Room.
Presa attretary Roo Neuen
J!tp()rted there was aallpt touch Cl emotion in the Praldeat'a
..,.ce u be said, "I'm oot•ood at ~words together oo an oc-
Qaioo like this.
I .. I've tried to thank you all In
~on or by letter or both.•• Font ~d. .. I've enjoyed the Wbite House
lllalnlY *•use ol U.. fl.o9 peo-
pi.. The ct.,. were lanC but they
'tlJ«e 11~ by tho peapJe.
-·
Coast
Weather
• Cloucty tbrouch Frtday
.ttb •mall ebMce al ltttat -1bowera by tcmicbt and
Friday. m,bl m)d.eQs to
70I. Lowa b) low !iOI.
..
! ... ·~ CM 1.-... ....
well beyond Jan. 20." .
Nessen said the President then'
walked toward the door shaking
ha.nda. He turned, waved and
said, "'Goodbye everybody.
Thant you all very, very
much."
Ford and * few aides then took an elevator to the ground noor
and be waited to the Oval Office
to finish up a few pieces or
paperwork OD his dest.
Ford departed from the Oval
Ofllce for tbe last time In his ad·
minlstutioa at 9:.0 a.m. On
leavlDJ be tJAed Nell Yates, a
member ·of JU. appol'ntments
staff. Sbe broke down in tears as
tbe Presidellt walked away.
County Okaya
Bal,l Fi,el,d
~th Lipµ
Tbe Ki11Jon Bobby Sox
Softball Leque won permlssJon
frotn Oranp County Sllper-vison
Tuesday to build a H1bted
aoftball lleld in an undeveloped .,ark. .
Tbe bolftl qi'eld to allow tbe
Jeape to use part of the future
Cordova Part, at Mar1ue.rlte
and Crown Valley Parkways.
Bo)J'd Olainnan Tom .Riley
alto ~ t.bat community •l'OUJ>• be COQIQlted be/ore the park la develqped to dHlde
•betber OI' not tile baU field lbould remaln.
A report to1Uperviton aald tbe
leape bad opa:ated ln MlHlol\ VfeJO since JM but muat vacate
tts eds-Md next moat.IL Lat , ..... report •aid, the
lea1uebidDdll!Olirf Platen ..
~ . I
M aasacbuaetts.
A crowd estimated by Capitol
police at 150,000 stretched across
the plaza before the inaugural
stand.
Carter's . inaugural address
was a brief one -12 minutes.
The inauguration, said Carter,
"marks a new beginning, a new
dedication within our govern-
ment, and a new spirit among us
all."
While a president may sense
and proclalm that new spirit, he
said, .. only a people can provide
It."
It was a promise to govem with
compassion In partnership with
the American people.
Wlth the oath to "preserve.
protect and defend the Constitu-
tion of the United States," James
(See CARTER, Pase AJ)
HONOLULU (AP) -A mid·
Pacific Ocean oil spill caused by
the rupture of a Greek-owned oil
tanker bas become 70 miles long
in less than two days, the Coast
Guard said.
..Good Lord," sighed Adm.
J ames Moreau, commander or
the 14th Coast Guard district,
when informed Wednesday at a
briefing of tbe expansion of tbe
slick.
He said, however. that the slick
is moving northeast and should
not endanger the Hawaiian
Islands i! wind conditloDJ do not change.
Th e 640-!oot Ir e ne's
Challenger, wilh a 3l·man crew,
·split in half Monday night, spill-
ing some of the ship's cargo or
3.15 million gallons of light crude
oil.
Marin~ Trio Held
ID ·Clemente Rap~
Thtee Oamp _Pendleton with ~. tbe drvf• to a
marines were ~ltd by San m1Dor.
Cl•eate DOUce Laat niC1at al\tf' San Clemente Poliees.t. ~
tbe allececl rape <of a 16-Jtar-old Steckler said the rape fbad eci
a.lrl. been reported t.opoUce until Wed· ~ police wltb 1hot1una con-nelday becaUH tbt vlct.lm wu
vel'led an the ioc..J addreat of two afraid.
oftbemartna,WA\'enJdaGran· Steckler •Md the Sfrl and a
1d1, and met no re:slstance from ~·•• ~end weot to \be
tbethree. · . marines apartment to vhit ~ty ooeolt.be meD wu booked Gary'• lb'lfrttrid.
on 1u1ptdcJn ol Uul tape, wbich The •oman waa hot at the
purportedty oecurnd Monday. apartmlbt, dte VlCUm told poUbe. HewuGre,Da~.tt. Shesal4aMwu .. a 1ectbat.otM Allo~wenAUaGN')', bedroom and n ftll• """ 11, and Aadre llaadle, 21. All ,Ulfrtend WM d ID tr..·~
Uarw ---. .....,... with room by tbeotberrnadul.
pot,HUic* fOf'. •al• ot muihllba. Botb rirll -.re later re1eu.d,
aDd Ule~MKda1iiPCP, and . f otherw1HunU1mect.
As the stem drifts from the rolled off· her bed and hit her
point ol rupture, 200 miles head on bis metal ammunition
southeast ol Midway Island, it box.
leaves a trail of oil that becomes Mrs. Brewster stated ln her
thinner as it expands, Moreau testimony that Bolden was a,lone
aaid. in the motel room with her
Nature could take ber course daughter at that lime while she
and disperse the oil on the high washed the family clothes in a
seas. he said. Chemical dis-nearbylaWldromat .
perHnta could be used as a last Final arguments in the trlal
resort i.f the oil poses harm to are scheduled for later today in
property or endangered wildlife, . Judge Harmon G. Scoville's according to a spokesman for the courtroom.
National Marine Fisheries
agency .
The Cout Guard could ~so use
booms to intercept small sections of the slick, Moreau said.
CountY Bus
Complaint
Meet Canceled
A meeting that bad been Ht for
Friday to dlacusa t.be duwbacks
to Orange County Tranalt Qls·
ttfct bus .ertice in tbe Sid·
dlebaet Valley bu beeba:lu-
ceJtd bY lta orraolier, <Wort.
lewell ~ Miulon Viejo.
''laumucb u tbe obstacles UO
con•eaSent but UM) are '° ob-viCKll and 1n view of ttie fact that
tbole moat lmowledaeable about
U.e problems -tbe ~en and
w-'d·be UMn -1'0Uld havedif· attendLna tb1I or al\y other , I d~decf t.o cancel it," • • • • 1ne&J, ot 2Mu Remeap.
Drt••· a lonctlme Motter ot OCfD ..UJ recenU,, Hid JCll•
liab \1lfdo l'tilldieqts Cl'D IWl CCIG· tact btr U tbe1 are lntereated lo 11ntJit 011 tbt communtt1•1
MuDJelpal Ad•a.on Cou~cil tt~commlrtee.
Missing RB
lrirl's Body·
DU~red
The partially clad body of a
2l·year-old female murder vie·
Um whole parents live ln Html· .
lniton Be1cb wu found In a hilly bruah area about 20 miles nOl'th
of Santa Barbara Wedlleaday al· ternoon.
Tb• parenta of htrlcla Marie
Laney, or 16531 Loe Verdes Lane.
were notified Wednesd~ of their
d1u1bter'1 death. HuntJnston
Betcb police did not release the parenta' tuU aame.
Santa Barbara deputy she.rifts
found th• body about 25 feet from
Refu1lo Pus Road after two
teen.at• bo=l'ePOl't.ed aeelq a bfc1cl• b.c aci: with \)i~ of
blood led cl near the~.
Mlu Lane1, • third-year
l1Dinnlt.y ot tamoinfa at Santa
Barbara student, had not been seen by ber roomm1M1 an. uaa
Vlata alneeTQMday enft.ln •• Sbo
bid not .... "POrtecl mmmc.
roosnmlll•lllld.· · Deput.119 hhHd to 1a,y ....
Miu Ldef WQ 'ltlned• padiDC
tunber mvelf.tcaUon.
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Al DAILYPILOT se
Frozen,
·He's Now
Revived
80S'l'ON (AP> -By matt
medical deflnJUons, Joseph Rue
wu dead. But because a team Of
doctors spent 2~ hours tryine t.o
brinsblmback, be'sallvet.oday.
"To have blm wake up in front
of my eyes, move around and talk to me, that was the extraordinary
, thine," said Dr. Prest.on Dal&llsh.
Rue, an unemployed father Of
aeven, was found Tueed1y in the
hllllway of a downtown buildinC,
sleepin& off a "1lgnlflcant
amount'' of liquor after a night
when the temperature dipped to
.zero, officials said. When am-
bulance attendants reached for a
pulse, they found none.
At BOiton City Hospital, doc-
tors took Rue's temperature: 80
degrees. He bad suffered
hypothermia, a severe lowering
of body temperature. No heart
beat showed on an elect.rocdrd.io-
gram. Therewerenoreflexes.His
eyes did not respond to Uaht.
"As far as we were concerned,
be was dead," Dalgllsh said.
But Rue, 48, "was a young pa-
Uent with no history of medical ill-
ness," said Dr. Frederick
Southwick, chief resident. "We
didn't want to quit until every
possibility had been exhausted."
Tubes were inserted into the
lungs to help Rue breathe. His
heart was massaged externally to.
force blood through the body.
"Then we started warming
him " Southwick said. "We
pum1ped warm fl uids into J:Us
veins and through catheters m-
serted in his abdominal wall lo
warm his internal organs."
Warm fluids were pumped
through his stomach. He was
s waddled in electric blankets.
Rue's temperature rose. His
heart began to beat. His blood pre-·
ssure returned lo normal.
Soon "be knew where he was·
and he knew the date. He knew bis
name and all of his reflexes were
normal," Southwick said.
By Wednesday morning, Rue
was able to sign his name and
answer doctors' questions.
Rue, still in intensive care, may.
lose several fingers to frostbite.
In addition, doctors said, he may
have suffered minimal brain im-
pairment. But his low body tem-
perature may have been helpful
moneway.
"Jn normal cases we would
have bad severe brain damage,"
Southwick said, "but the low tem-
perature meant the metabolism
~s markedly slowed."
Southwick said he hopes to
write up the case for a medical 1 jo1.1rnal "because some doctors
JUSt aren't aware that they s hould
continue resuscitation effo.rt.s that
long."
School Sets
~aper Drive
The Castille School in Mi..ssioo
Viejo has announced a paper
drive Friday and Saturday,
sponsored by tbe school 's
Parent-Teacher Association.
Newspapers · and telephone
books can be delivered to the
school at 24<K2 Via Corona from 8
a.m . to4 p.m. Friday or 8 a.m. to
noon Saturday, said Barbara
t{oghmd, publicity chairman.
Collection of papers for the
drive is available by callloe
~371000 Friday only.
'Godapel~' Set
4t Viejo High
Two performances of the re--
hgious musical "God.spell" will
be presented by the University of
Redlands at Mission Viejo Hi&b
School Monday.
The play. which will betio at 4
and 8 p.m., l~ sponsored by the
hi&h school's Thespians.
The public ls invited to attend.
Tickets a.re $2 for etudeota and
$2.50 for the geneTal public.
DAILY PILOT
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A CHILD'S VIEW OF THE PRESIDENCY
'Be Good'
Kids Write to President
The kindergarten classes of Aliso School's Judy Neeve
and Katy Crumley in South Laguna wrote letters of en··
couragement to Jimmy Carter on the occasion of bis in· auguratioo today.
"Be good lo our world," wrote Rod Fieldiog. "Make lot.s of things happy for us.''
Cam Coch.rum, who is unsophisticated about the doings
of government, seemed confused about what job it is Gov.
ernor Carter assumes. "You're nice," she wrote, ''You
SHOULD be the judge."
.JULIE BINKLEY HOPED 11IE President would get
paid for bi.! job, whatever it is.
Arrow Skaggs couldn't see four years ahead, and set-
tled for wishing Mr. Carter a nice next weekend.
Molly Parsons• message w~ simple: "I.hope you'll be good."
NEVER HAVING MET THE President, Kate Gamble
addressed Mr. Carter on her own level. She wrote: "Dear
President Carter, 1 hope you will be a good boy al work."
The President will have his work cut out for him ii be
expects to please Nathan Arce, who wants him "lo make the
clouds not rain and lo make vegetables to be good like car-rots."
Gena Moore was enthusiastic over just about ev-
erything. She wrote, "I like the White House. I like your wH:e.
1 lilte your kid and I like your face."
BUT WENDY HEYDEN WROTE, "1 saw your picture.
Do you stay up all night?•'
' Probably a Republican.
Fr.., Page Al
CARTER TAKES OFFICE.
Earl Carter of Plains, Ga.,
became America's 39t.h presi·
dent. ·
Carter said be bad no new
dream to put before the
American people but uraed "a
fresh faith in the old dream."
Though UtUe more than 1,000
words long, the speech bad a
points:
"We are a strong nation and we
will maintain strength so aulfi·
cient that it need not be proved in
com bat -a quiet strenatb bued
not merely on the site of an
arsenal, but on the mobility of
ideH.
"We will be ever vigilant aod
never vulnerable, and we will
fipt our wars against poverty,
ignorance and injustice, for thole
are the enemies against wblcb
our forces can be honorably
manbaled.
". • • Let no one confuse our
idealism with weakness.
"We can never be indifferent to the fate of freedom elsewhere."
Carter pledged dforta to limit
arm a to the level needed for each
naUon 'a own aafety.
Republktuul
Show Gaim in·
County Roll• .
A reauJar biennial purge of re.
gittration rolls by tbe Orange
County Recfst;rar ol Voters hu
widened tile l•P between re.
tlltered Jlepabllcan• and
Democrat..
And what was a 1eut a.as. re-
glatratiClll qe for GOP voters
laat November bu 1rown to
11,127, accordlbl to the re-
flatrar'1 ftauns. By ~e time a.ctstrar Al Olloo
completed tbe ID&Ddat«y PQrP
of people wt.o ao JQofer lfwe tt
their re1t1tratloo addresse1,
43,0ll retiltered voters bad been
dropDed b'OID Ole roll. Of tboH, 21,tsa were ,..
littered Democrats and 11.07
were re'1ttered llepubllcau. Tbe otber pu-raed reliltraou were amHated eltber wfth minor
partJet or were li•ted u lndtPeG· dan*'. Tb• po1t:el•etloA pur1e of
•oten ao ...,_ ellctl>le to ~
without ftnt l'ffilteriDJ ...
left tb• ---" elllt* ..... , .. ~ comr•a roll at 111,441.
''We will move this year a step
toward our ultimate goal -the
elim ination of a ll nuclear
weapons from this earth," be
said.
As h e r epeated t he oath,
Carter's hand rested on an an-
cient family Bible open to the ad·
monition from the prophet Micah
"to do justly, and to love mercy,
and to walk humbly with thy God.".
When bis time as president is
done, Carter said, he hopes peo-
ple will say the nation remem-
bered the words of Micah "and
renewed OW' search for humility,
mercy and justice."
And, said the first Southerner
to be president in more than 100 .
years, be hoped tus stewardship
will be known for having ''torn
down the barnen that separated
those of different race aod region
and rell!Pon. and where there
bad been mistrust, built unity,
with a res peel for diversity."
He hoped, too, for a legacy of
findlna work for the unemployed,
stren gthening the American
famUy, enauriog respect for the
law and equal treatment under
it.
"I would hope," said Carter,
"that the nations of the world.
might say that we had built a
lasting peace . . • These are not
just my 1oa11, but our common
hopes."
Carter toot bia place on the in·
au1ural 1tand to the •trains of the
''N'avy l{ymn," sboot bands with
a s miling Ford, touched bands
with Mrs. Carter, and the
ceremony beCl!I.
"Great crowd," Ford re-
marked. '!Really ia," said
Ca.rt.r, u 'Seo. Boward W. Can·
non of Nevada toot the
micropboM.
"Jn the bl&helt tradltJoa of our
form ol 1overnment. ,,. are here
todaJ to lnaaprate the 8IM.h ~
atdat ol the Unltecl States,' be
aaJd.
Unlt•d llethodtat Bl1bop William, R. CuDoD of Atlaota
1poke the tn•ocatlOD. "IA\ tb1t
first admtolllratSoa ln the tb1rd
catu=Olll' naUonal exlattnce bet.be O(anewera-a
Um• of rectit e, rltbteouaneu
and p r01perlty fo.r all our
dtlHu,"be1aJd.
'ne leqMlrlblre WU ln the UJ>-ifllr iOI, the aki• clear, and tbtt
crowd WM WD4led. as••aat the
cold. But Mltber Carter nor l'or4 wore bat oc coet.
San Juan Panel
·OKs Fanti· Bill
By ANNE COOPER
Of .. Deity ..........
San Juan Capistrano coun-
cilmen approved a plooeer or-
d.iaance Wednesday desJpod to
u ve fanntni ln the city by lm·
posing a $500 per bouse fee on re-
s1dential development and Sl,000
per acre oo commercial and in-
dUAtrial.
A farmer, whose property la af·
fected by tbe acUon, said be will
ask for a erand jury lnveaU,a· tion.
The ordinance takes elfed Im·
mediately.
Io a related action, councllinen
approved up to SC,800 for an en-
vironmental impact report
<EIR> as a ftnt step in the lniUa-
tioo of a general plan amend·
ment designating about 230 acres ·
of San Juan fannJand for perma·
oent agricultural use.
Both lhe ordinance and the
EIR allocation were passed oo a
3-2 vote, with Councilmen John
Sweeney and Richard McDowell
voting "no."
Councilman Kenneth Friess
admitted he does not know how
much it will cost to try to pre-
serve some of San Juan's farm-
ing -or whether the effort will
succeed.
He said trying to implement
new concepts is an American
tradition. ·
If San J uan citizens adamanUy
oppose the direction City Council
is taking, he said, voters have re·
course. They can petition to put
agricultural preservation on the
ballot or petition for a recall of
councilmen who support the pro-
gram.
Mayor Douglas Nub said be
believes be is carrying out a
mandate from the citizens of San
Juan to preserve a valuable re.
source and protect the tax-
payer's pocketbook.
Nash referred to an elaborate
report prepared by John
O'Sullivan, assistant city
manager, which pita the cost.s of
agricultural pre1ervatlon
aiatnat the cost of residential
' land uae on the 230 acres which
would be affected by lbe PJ'C>-
poeed 1eneratpJuameodmeat.
Accordlna to O'Sulllv1n'1 re-
port, in 3> years the land will
have coet t.be city $60,000 if pr&-
aerved In farming and between
S:Z.3 and $2.9 m1Won lf hom• are-
bullt on lt.
Con1iderin1 the coat over 20
yeara to the Capistrano Unified
School District u well u the City
of San Juan, keepinc the land in
crops wtJJ abow • surplus of
$20,000, the report Indicates.
BuJJding bousea on the land
would coet the acbool district and
the c:lty f7 .1 to $11.2 million over
20 years, according to
O'Sullivan's calculations.
Charles Vermeulen, who farms
about 100 acres along Del Obispo
St. tasted for permanent farm
uae lf the general plan amend·
ment la ultimately approved,
said be lnteod.s to call for a grand
jury investigation of San Juan's
attem pt to perpetuate farming.
''Property owners who have al·
lowed weeds to overrun their
land have not bad their property
deslgnat.ed for acrtcuJtural pre-
s er v a ti on," be said. "If
agricultural preservation ia so
important, why not have the de-
cency to allow the people to vote
OD it?"
Vermeolen suggested that
those wbo are eager to see farm-
ing saved in San Juan should buy
land and farm it themselves.
"All it takes is long hours and
hard work," be said.
. Gas Curtailed
FRESNO (AP) -Natural gas
deliveries have been curtailed
temporarily to3Z large industrial cuatomen Jn the San Joaquin
Valley because ·of high cold
weatber use, utility officials an-
nounced.
QUITS CITY POST
San Clemente'• Carr
San Clemente
Fmance Boss ·
Quits Post
San Clemente Finance Din!c-
tor Kenneth E. Carr quit bis
$23,808 a year Job Wednesday to
become city manager in Alham-
bra al about $35,000 a year.
Carr's effective date of re-
signation ls Feb. 4. He start.a bl
Alhambra three days later.
Carr had been San Clemente••
city manaaer for 12 years, unw
a sudden decision in April, 1971
to step down to finance director.
Carr sald then that hia re·
asons were both personal and
pro!essiona.I. He took a pay cut
from a $32,000 salary al that
time.
Carr said today bis appoint-
ment wu made by the Alham..
bra City Ciluncil .after · an ex-
ecutive. session Tueac\ay nl&ht.
He submitted bis letter of re-
slenaUon to San Clemente City
Manager Gerald Weeb Wed-nesday.
Carr said Alhambra city ol-
ficials approached him for the
job after the sudden realcnation
or their city manaaer.
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doot'bell. MaJl1 of tbem bavea't IOl aalelmea ol tbe
wbo •PS*" lD penoo.
lmtMd, tMJ Neel" orders b'OID lndlYiduall Klll-t•
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tbe rtcb, you too can am ~-tree IDc:ome.
TlfE IN'l'DDllD PDION On&N ,.PGDCll 'f · caWn• a UIU·free number or ;Iia letter. rec:etvtas m : turn a ~ ol lnlwm1tlcm tnchadee a Pl'OS·lll'RI~~ delertpUve literature and a IDDll tioD form.
Almost eertalnl1 e.. &llo wW be Included • eMrt
comparinl tu-exenvt iDcome ud tu.able Income. = Qlq perbaps wttb tbe J1 pe.rtW tu bracket. wblcb a to a •lDlle returo OD taxable lDeome ol *14,000.
ID that bracket. a J percent municipal bond -a bond 11-
aued perhaps by a toWD or ICbool dbtrlct or a public autbort·
ty -i>rovklll tneome equal to U.t ol aDOtbet boad YHldJ.u 'I.ZS percent on wtalcb. tu~ .. reqw.nd. -. T ~
•tm1AL "1ND8 90l1G8'1' 'ftlaOUGB TllB mall ~ byte=.,.. called ''ao-ao..t•• l\mdl, mean!DI tbey .,..
sold • PQ1Dtat ot a aahe cbaqe. But tlMlre are IMd fund •lao.IOldby broteaor a fund'aonaaleaatatt.
A btc dia_.... between Ule lotd Uld no-load"-Ii
tbe 1alea or commlMion ctuarce. wblch may amount •· • peneot on orden ot 1 .. tbaD #5,000. For a Sl0,000 ~
therefore. a CUlt.OcDel' ~a one-time cbarse ol St'lS.
Upon learabla tbll, m~ customers IUddenlJ
aware tblll ID. tbe llnt yur their~ woa't be
charter lndlcat., but IDltud will be tbe lllterelt commllaion. A pnlU yield ol 5. 71 percent would ._..._
Ju.at l perceat.
AGAIN, NOT ALL llUNJFUND8, AS tbq
aometlma ealled, bave aales charges, but all have
management fees, at present &enerall1 trom four·t.eotbf ab·teotba ol l perceGt ot a pen;oo's share value.
A fund that earn.a S.l pen:ent would be reduced b1'tbe
amount ol tbat fee. ln the lnstance dted from s. 75 perca to
$.35 or u.s percent, depending oo wbetber tbe fee a-...
tent.ha or llx·teatbl. • ·~
Stlll, tbe nturna can be ~ attractive for 1c>1~•-J.n· vestora, espec1aUy thole ln tbe hl&ber tu brackets. A cou-.
pie ln a SS percent bracket -t&C.000.'16.000 -can earn the
eqwvaleatol1Lllpercentooanet5percentytetd. ,
SUCH WBLL-OPP INDIVIDVALS CAN, boweY
purcbue lndivtdual bonds ol their own cbooelng, ~
enougb ol tbem to obtain tbe IOCUrlty ot dJveraiftatioQ,
Tbey may dot need a mutual ftmd. Many of ~ • therefore U'8 ~at smaller lnveston. f
Ao lndlvidul1 may open an account with $1,000 or even leu ln many ol the f\anda, and thereafter can add to boldJnp
ln amounts of $100 or more. And be or abe can redeem
lharea at net uHt value. •
Convenience la a b1a M1ling POIDL One fund p~ "You will avoid tbe unpleaaant cletalla ol direct ownenllfp
of munidpal bonds. Detal.la like coupon clippln&, 1afeketDr tns, watddnathecalendarformaturtties." , • .,.
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and continuouab' analyzed,'' and llteroaUve lnvesU:Mala
will be .. ,.,,.,.. ... 1,y monitored" ln an effort to lncre-.U.. return.
01uome ot tblle polnta there is little dlapate. But ibe
claim• ofprofeaional mana~ment especially are belq ~
\ amJaed ~.., IOIDe peopleln the aecurfties lnd~t
Some« U..attlca maintaln that wit.bout a recOld., 111ce"a lD ti'IClml a portfolio of municipll 1eeuriUes, sqcne
fund manaeen mar be off'erins a bit more than they can ac1 cosnpllab. a bit Jeu than buyers expect. . {.
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