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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 18, 1977
VOL 10 140 4', 4 S£CTI0'4S, ll f'AGES
Hinsha-w
42.IJe Sint!e '67 198MPH.
Arrest
Sought County Dollar's £ursuit
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NABBED IN NEWPORT
F~eM•t11n
FBI Arrest.s
'Most Wanted'
lnNewpor.t
Value Declines
By The Associated P.,ress
Rising food and housing costs
last month gave Southern
Californians thetr· highest mon-
thly increase in consumer costs
since May, tbe U.S . Labor
Department said today.
The agency's Bureau of Labor
Statistics said consumer prices
In Los Angeles and Orange Coun-
ties rose by 1.2 percent in
January, droPPing the dollar to
57 .2 percent of its 1967 purchas-
ing power.
The Consumer Price Index was
6.4 percent above J aouary 1976,
the Labor Department sald.
While prices rose in all areas of
consumer spending except ap·
parel and upkeep, the depart-
ment said. higher food and hous·
ing costs alone accounted for 90
percent of the total increase in
the Southland.
Housing costs had the highest
increase at2.l percent, which put
it 6.1 percent ahead of a year a110, ~Vlmem·sara.---·-=a
The costs of owning a home in
Southern California jumped
three percent due to "con-
elderabl)'" higher property truces
and increased snaintenance and
repair services, while rents in·
cre.•~::J·6.~.r:cent, ~~<le~-~ merit .
Food prices rose by 1.3 percent
in January an~ were 2 percent
above January 1976 for the
Southland, the acency said.
Grocery items incnased by 1.7
percent for the tnonth but re-
maJned-oalf two-tenths of ·a per-
cent at,ove lut year, the La~
Department said. •
The COil Qf dining out rose by
Southern California.
In other categories· health and
recreation was up one-half of a
perc~mt for -·th&· montn -and -8. I ·
percent for the year; medical
costs rose six-tenths of a percent
to 1.3 percent higher than last ~ and transportation was up
onezt"enth or a percent to 21.8 per·
cent for the year.
Apparel and upkeep costs re-
mained the same in January.
On the national level :
-Sharply higher prices for
food and fuel drove consumer
prices up eighth-tenths of a.per-
cent in January. the biggest mon-
thly inflationary surge in 18
months, the government said to-
(8ee PRICES, Page A2)
Toro Man, 50,
Dies in Fall
From Ladder
An El Toro man who apparent-
ly •lipped from the ladder while
he was painting a home in South
La1uoa died of head injuries
Th\U'Jda)' t>d.ore be. .. x:eaciled.
South Coast Co• m unity
Hospital, Orange County
Cor.oner'a officers reported to-
day.
Deputies said Frank Gerbaai
Jr., 50, ol 24001 Muirlands Blvd.,
apparenUy lUttered a Akull frac-
ture-w]leo be te'H bead first on the--
paved driveway at 5 Wlunita St.
An autopsy bas been ordered
today to coo.f1rm the cause ol de-
...... ~.
Mexican President Jose
Lopez Portillo
acknowledges appt"ause as
he speaka to Members of·
Congress Thursday. In the
House
A 100-mile-pe-r -hoyr ch.ase
along fog.bo4nd lnt111state 5
netted the U~S. Border Patrol
Civ~illetal aliens today.
San ClemeAte Police . Officer
Jim Gularte stopped the suspect
car without incident at. Avenida
Preloidio and its occupants were
turned over to the border patrol.
~
Supervising agent John
Wesson said two o( the occupants
were aged 12 and 14.
B.order Patrol ag.ents gave
chase when the .auto t~o the San
Onofre Check Station shortly
after2a.m.
Pursuing agents estimated the
speed of the chase at in excess of
100 miles 'per hour· along the
foggy freeway.
Wesson acfmitted the condi·
lions were nol acceptable for
such high speed. He said that was
why the San Clemente police
Department was notified by
radio and asked to intercept the
-fleeingcar.---· ····-·--· -
A high speed pursuit by tbe
Border Patrol in late Jaouaryln-
jured three Orantie Coast.youths
wlien a patrol unit rammed
headon Into the youths car aJona
the Orte1a.Highway.
Weather.
~air· lirough Sat.relay.
Qnly partial aft.rnoon .
clearing along beaches.
DAILYP1LOT s Friday, '!brw!rt 1e. 1m . I
King Assassination
'No Conspiracy'
WASHINGTON (AP) -A
Justice Department task force
found no evidence tb6ll tbe FBI
waa implicated in the murder or
Dr. Martin Luther Klos Jr. and
concluded that the FBI lovesUga-
tion of the asaa.uinatlon wu
thorough and honest.
The t.uk force released • ttt-page report of its findtnas today
after l'eviewin1 more tbao
200,000 FBI document.I and ln·
terviewing about 40 wltnesses.
Former Atty. Gen. Edward ff.
·Levi latmcbed the probe to clear
up question.a about the FBI
baraaarnent of the civil ripts
Jeader and the lnvesUaatioo of
his death.
The task force said the
evidence virtually rules out the
J>()Ssibility of a con.piracy to kill •
Not on Agenda
Fired Employe Seeks Funds
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) -Mary Lu Patton
says the plastic surgeon whose office she managed
fired her because she refused to hold a board for his karate practice.
Mrs. Patton, in seeking unemployment benehts,
also said she objected to shining Dr. James Stallings'
shoes and doing his grocery and liquor shopping.
Mrs. Patton said she stopped holding the practice
board after she developed tendonitis.
She was fired Dec. 18 from her job and applied for
unemployment benefits. Stallings challenged the
claim and the Iowa Job Service is studying the case.
Stallings could not be reached for comment, but
his attorney said, "The doctor will categorically deny
any claim from Mrs. Patton that she was terminated
for anyUli.ng but just cause."
Piggyba~k Flight
U.S. Space Shuttle
Takes to the Air
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE <AP) A Jumbo jct car-
ried the Space Shuttle "En-
terprise," workhorse of the
future U.S. space program, pig-
gyback into the air toda>' for its
first test flight.
Liftoff of th e s p ecially
equipped BO<!ing 747 for the two-
hour test fli ght, at altitudes or up
to 23,700 feet, was at 8:30 this
morning.
Fitzhugh Fulton Jr., pilot of the
747, reported a ''very, very slight
perceptible buffeting," but said
that otherwise the takeoff was
smooth as any airliner in spite of
the massive load.
The 14-4.000-pouod unmanned
shuttle, 122 feet long or nearly as
large as a DC9 airl.iner, was
aimed slightly upward and firm-
ly attached to the top of the
modified JUm bo jet by clamps at
its nose and under its rear
fuselage.
The test program is to ensure
that the shuttle, due to begin·
operation in the 1980s, can return
rrom space and land like an
airplane. It is designed to be
blasted off into orbit vertically
with the aid of disposable
rockets.
The shuttle was unmanned for
!oday'a flight. Jn May, a two-man
::rew will be aboard, and In July
.he craft will be released from
-he 747 and &J.ide, powerless, to' a
'andinJ.
Jt bas prevlsouly been tested
)nly in hi&b-speed trips down a
"l.QJway aboard the 747.
AJI ~er takeorts and landings it this busy test facility were
talted, but just before lbe
;cbeduled takeoff a V·Cormation
,, feese soared directly over the
·unway, causina momentary
·oncern but nol delayin& the
.akeolf.
Tbe almttJe, a re-usable vehicle
bat wtll be the workhorse of the
\ext phase of U.S. manned nieht..
Nill be able to 0y lnlo earth orbit
.o, carry CaJ'lo and scieou.ta CJD a
1arietyof mlstons.
Tbe pluybaclt pair were to re-
1ch ~ or 287 m.p.b. durine
.odQ • test, mllaion 8pokesmen iald.
.As the g)eamlnf white shutUe
NU carried over the test cent.er
6"ANoa COM'f •
DAILY PILOT
f
at the beginning of the flight, it
was joined briefly by the Bl
bomber that is being tested here
Television cam eras mounted
aboard an accompa nying jet
Qtamed clear color. pictures of
the two planes to te levision
monitors on the ground.
The four-man crew of the car-
rier plane was concerned in
today's fli ght with verifying the
stability of the combined shuttle
and carrier in night patterns that
will be duplicated during the first
free test of the shuttle in July.
~ia/,.]oke .
At Luncheon
Brings Blast
WASJONGTON (AP) -A
member or the Commodity
Futures Trading Commission
has apologized publicly through
ao aide for airing a pun in which
two city officials were charac-
terized as ''black loafers."
The racial joke was told by
Robert L. Martin in a speech at a
trade luncheon Feb. 9 in Chicago,
an assistant confirmed.
Tbe aide said Thursday tl)at
Martin "has only said and o#tly
will 1ay that it was unfortuna~.
it was ill-advised or him to say
and that be reereta it.'•
Martin himself was unavaila-
ble for comment. Earlier, tbe
Cblcago Daily News quoted him
as apologiztna for his "large
mouth." and saying "I guess l'm
,eoinJ to eet beheaded.''
Afthe luncheon, Martin spun a
tale about President Carter send-
ing for a pair of black loafers -
meaninc shoes -and gettin1 in-
stead them~ or Wublngton
and a black city councilman. The
mayor, Walter Washington, is
black.. ·
William Bagley, chairman of
the commission established in
1975 to ov~ commodity future
markets, said Thursday that his
feUow commissione1"s remark' "1-personally abhorrent to me
because it perpetuates racial
stereotypes that a more mature
society should abandon:•
E',...PllfleAl
PRICES •••
day.
1n addition, the Labor Depart..
ment indicated there could be
worse news in months a.bead
since it aaid its January price in-
dex failed to reflect the full price
Jmpact of severe winter weather
that has affected much Q( then.a-•t1on.
-The ffonomy C'fAW 0'90D
more slowly then originally
estimated ovt?r the last tbtee
m90tb.s of 1976, natstarini ·th•·
stnanest GPllN.fon lince the tint
quarter ol receHIOD·pla.guect
1175, the 1ovemment aald tod.,.
The COtnm~ Department
saJd die Groa Ndonal Pt-oduct,
or tbo touJ <Mltpd of loOCb aild
1entces til t.bo econom)', ~in
nJUme bJ" an &Dftual rate Cl( 2.f. perc nt ha tbo Octof>.-r·
Deeemblr qu.uter. ~.
the esthnai.ct t.bo
GNP ll'OWtb ata percent.
king, wbo wu shot on a motel
balcony in Memphis on April 4, 19A.
The evidence indicates that
James Earl Ray, who was ar-
rested and pleaded guilty to the
crime, acted alooe, the task force sald.
.. The sum of all of the evidence
or Ray's &uilt points to him so ex-
clusively that it IQOSt efrecuvely
makes lbe point that no one else
was Involved," the report said.
"Of course, som eone could
conceivably have provided him
with IOffbUcs or even paid him to
comm1t the crime. However1 we·
have round no competent
evidence upon which to base such
a theory."
Tbe task force said the FBI
conscientiously checked out
leads suggestmg a conspiracy
but "the results were negative."
The task force "has concluded
that the investlgation by the FBI
to ascertain and capture the
murderer of Dr. King was
thoroughly, honestly and suc-
cessfully conducted," the report
said. "We found no new evidence
which calls for action by state or
federal authorities."
The task force members also
said they "found no evidence or
any complicity" in the assassina-
tion by the FBI or the Memphis
Police Department.
However, the FBI failed to
check some leads which might
have erased some still lingering
mysteries about the case, the re-
port swd.
Th1s included indications that
one or both of Ray's brothers
helped him escape in 1967 from
the Missouri State Prison.
The FBI Jearned about that
possibility after Ray was cap-
tured in England on June 8, 1968.
but failed to check 1t out because
1t was apparently considered un-
important then, the task force
said.
The report said it was un-
derstandable that the FBI con-
centrated on learning the killer's
identity and catching him and
bypassed some leads about his
activities prior to the assassina-
tion.
As for the FBI's efforts to
harass King and discredit him as
a civil rights leader, the task
force called the campaign clear-
ly improper but recommended
against prosecution of anyone in-
volved
The late FBI director J . Edgar
Hoover instigated the harass-
ment of King and he and some of
his top lieutenants are dead and
other top aides involved are re-
tired from the bureau. the report
noted
·'They are beyond the reach of
disciplinary action," the task
force said. "The few bureau
personnel who had anything to do
with the King security investiga-
tion and who are still in active
ser vice did not make command
decisions and merely followed
orders. We do not think they are
the proper subjects of any dis-
ciplinary action.·•
E'ro• Page Al
WANTED •••
rect1onal Center in Smyrna,
Del., lastAug. 21.
'"He and the other s over-
powered guards with knives and a
eun," Woolf explained.
He said Ute four men were
sought by police in three states for
investigation or a crime spree
that includes two sexual assaults,
a murder, an aUempted murder
and armed robbery in the days
after the prison break.
Two of tbe fugitives were ar-
r ested by police in Virginia and a
third by Maryland authorities
shortJy alter t.be breakout but
Martin mad<-' It to the West Coast, agent Woolf said.
Victor Bagha, who works tor his
brother at Nationwide, said in an
inteniew today that he picked up
Martin about four months ago on
the San Diego Freeway.
''He was on his way to Orange
County and he looked hungry, so I
took him to a restaurant and fed
him a hamburger," Victor Baiba said.
"He asked me If I could gethlm
work 4nd I told him he could bave
a paintin&Job."
''Then I told him I would need to
see bb driver's UcenH and aocial
security card and be said he'd
have to aend back home tor them... ·
After mont.M or delays and ex-
c u sea, the Ba1ha brothers
became sus\)lcious, and Nick·
Baaha Hf" be Dnalb' called lederalqenta.
"I euess I just dldn't lite Ute look of that CUY: • he said. •·Looks•
tlikebowuapc".U,badfellow."
Lack of rain for a second straight season
brought about this condition on Lake Ber-
r yessa in Northern California's Napa
.,,~
County where the floating docks <bottom)
are a long way from the bottom of the
stairways from the lakeside residences.
Dry Spell Harmful
To Budget Surplus
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Water
isn 't the only r eso urc e
Jeopardized by drought: The
California state budget surplus
-a hedge against tax hik~s -
may evaporate by one-third to
one-half. an analyst says.
Meanwhile, Gov. Edmund
Brown J r. a nnoun ced plans
Thursd4y to huddle with Mayor
Tom Bradley in Los Angeles and
other western governors in
Denver to discuss the drought
and measures to combat it.
Legislative Analyst A. Al an
Post gave his proJection of lhe
drought's impact on the state's
economy and the expected
$890-mJlbon 5late budget surplus
July 1.
The nonpartisan analyst said
immediate state revenues might
be cut $272 million, and added
that even if the economy re-
covers fully from the drought
CONSERVATION
URGED FOR COAST-A6
next year. the total loss in state
tax revenues would be about $400
million
In addition to Brown's drought
meetings. his top aide, Gray
Davis . was heading for
Washington to see whether
California 1s getting maximum
drought emergency benefits un-
der federal disaster programs.
Post chd not estimate the finan
cial impact of the drought on
private ind1v1duals in his report
to the Senate Finance Commit·
tee. which is starting hearings on
Brown's $15.2 billion state budget
proposal for 1977· 78.
"Not only will the drought have .
an impact on agricullure, but
should these drought conditions
continue, and adversely affect
electrical power supplies and
costs this summer, the impact
would ripple through many seg-
ments of our economy," he said.
Roy Bell, Brown's finance
director, said he couldn't con·
firm Post's estimates, but he
couldn't dispute them either.
Meanwhile, several hundred
municipal water districts in
California have replied to the
governor's request for drought
status reports and plans to meet
water shortages.
"The m ajority or water dis·
tricts coming in are going to cut
down landscape watering around
the state." said George Reimer
of the state Drought Information
Center.
He said districts then '1ould
consider voluntary residential
water restrictions.
Then, if the situation is drastic,
for people who ·have water
meters, they'll have quotas. Go
too far, and water will be turned
oft."
Brown has asked the 1,117
munlclpal districts in the si.te to
submit· reports that wm be
analyzed and used as a basis for
a statewide strategy. Tbe data
won't be ready before the end of
next week. Reimer said.
Associations representin&
restaurattt owners and beauty
shops asked their members to cut
water use.
The California State
Res taurant Association an-
nounced Thursday it is asking
4,000 members to serve waler on·
ly upon request. Association
President Stanley Stockton said
each eight-ounce glass also r e·
quires 16 ounces of water for
washing.
The California Cosmetologist
Association suggested that its
70,000 beauty shop members cut
shampoos from two latherings to one.
That would save 200,000 gallons
a day, said President Louis
Papac. and "one soaping is real-
ly all that is necessary to cleanse
the hair."
Captive Boy,
11, Succumbs
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -An
ll·year-old boy hospitalized last
month suffering from malnutri-
tion and dehydration after being
handculted to tbe bathroom toilet
has died of "respiratory com·
plicatJons," the hospital said.
Gary Ellenberg had been
hospitll.lized since be was
brought to the hospital by his
mother and her boyfriend in late·
January. He died shortly before
midnight Thursday.
Authorities said that when he
was admitted the boy weighed
just 44 pounds -about half what
is considered average -and bis
body temperature was 84
degrees.
THE REAL ENERGY
Bom&Seen
Killing Try
BUENOS AIRES, Argen·
tina CAP> -A bomb ex-
ploded on an airport
runway today just 20
seconds after Argentine
President Gen. Jorge
Videla took off from an ad-
jacent strip, the govern-
mentsaid.
Tbe president was un-h~med and the plane un-
damaf'ld in what appeared to have been as assassina-tfon. atteQipt. There were no
reports ol casualties.
Videla'a plane landed a
few minutes later at an air
force base hear Buenos
Aires apparently for a
·check of any possible
damage and then took off
again.
Police Probe
RB Woman's
Death in Pool
Orange County Coroner's de-
puties are awaiting the results o( •
an autopsy to determine the de-
ath of a mother discovered float.
ing in a J acuzzi whirlpool bath at
-her Huntington Beach apartment
complex early today.
Vonda Mae Lambert; 37, of
6242 Warner Ave .. is believed to
have suffered a cerebral hemor-
rhage berore slipping beneath
the swirling water. police said.
She bad sutfered a stroke
severa1 weeks ago and police and
coroner's deputies said Mrs.
Lambert had a history of such
medical problems. .
Funeral services were pending
today at Dilday Brothers Family
Mortuary in Huntington Beach.
Investigators said the victim
leaves a small daughter.
Promise 'Broken~
TULSA, Okla. (AP) -An at-
torney claims that the govern-
ment breached its promise to
give special consideration to
Phillips Petroleum Co. in a 1973
case involving illegal campaign
contributions to former Presi-
dent Richard Nixon's re-election effort.
CRISIS.
ALL OF THE MEDIA KEEPS POUNDING INFORM,\ TION REGARDING ENERGY N-0 THE LACK THEREOF. ·
. I
IT IS APf>ARENT TO ANY<::N: WHO LOOKS. THAT THE REAL CRISIS rs
AN INDIVIDUAL ONE. WE HAVE BECOME SO LAL'( THAT WE ADI-ERE TO THE
OLD NW.Y ADAG: -"DON'T ST ANO UP wtEN YOO CAN SIT, OONl SIT WH~ YOJ CAN LIE DOWN," ETC.
l.NDRTUNATEl Y. Tl-ESE ~ HAVE CARRIED OVER INTO BUSINESS.
AND IT IS INCREASINGI. Y M~ DIFFK:ULT TO ANO A CR.A.FTSMAN WHO
TAKES PRIDE IN HIS WORK. AT ALDEN'S WE DO HAVE THESE CRAFTSMEN,
AND TH: CARPETS AU STRETO£> PROPERLY. A~ TH: SEAMS AU HAN~SEWN f<NO RE-INFORCB> 'NITH LATEX. IF TI-E X>8 TAKES L.0N<B. TO.
00 IT RJGiT', Tr£N WET N<E LONG'":R!
()()oJi BUY VALUABLE CAAPEnNG ~HAVE rT RUlNED BY A Sf-+:X>DY
tNSTAUATia-4 -CAU.. Al..004'5 N-0 AGiT M ENER~ CRISIS.
~ON! 6'6._.831 -646-2355
~YMICHAELPASXBVICll • Qtt ...... ~~-IJ.lft The 1Jp on the truck reads
"Pal'a,",but Costa Mesa parents
of Sonora Elementary School
children and the o~ralor of the
m()bile swttta store have been
anything but friends, the past few days.
Early today. parents in the
Mesa del Mar area formed a car
posse lo follow a man they claim
is pilfering lunch money from
theiJ\ clilldFeo by eelling · than
''junk food."
"I 'm juat trying to mat' an
honest buck and they <parenta
and scbooJ officials l are trytnc lo
stop the J[ids from buym1,"
claims Carl Palumbo. the 86-
nar-~ld driver of th~ bri1ht
yellow truck that canvasses the
area as early as 8 a.m. each
school day.
.. Oo you call Wa junk?" asks
P•l•mbo, pointing at a stack of
pre·packued potato chips, pret-
s-elsend candy.
Many of the parents are upJet
because they claim P&:lumbo )~
enticing youn1stera to part with
their lunch money by giving free
S&l'Jlples.
"Sure, I give 'em stuff free if I
have leftovers," Pal01nbo ad-
<See BATl'LE, Page A.%)
FBI. Nabs ~ugitive
'Most Wante,d' Arrested in Newpo':t
By SfEVE MITCHELL
Ofl.,.Oallv l"llolStall
FBI agtrnts wal~ed into a
Newport Beach m aintenance sup
ply business Thursday afternoon
and arrested one of the agency's
10 most wanted ru g1tives.
Agents arrested Francis John
Martin, a 30· yC'ar old convict
serving a lire ·sentence an a
Delaware prison who escaped
last AugtJSt 21 and allegedly went
~n a kidnap-rape spree that left a
youngwoman de~d.
'• after escaping with three other
prisoners from the DelawareCor~
rectiona l Center in Smyrna,
Del., last Aug. 21.
"He and the others over-
powered guards with knives and a
gun," Woolf explained.
He said the rour men were
sought by pol ice in three state§,!or
invesllgat1on of a cnme spree
that includes two sexual assaults,
a murdet, an attempted murder
and armed robbery in the days
after the prison break
.DRNKS
Martin offered no resistance
when arrested by agents shortly
after the lunch hour at Na-
tionwide Professional Systems,
4300Campus Drive
Company pre!.1dcnt Nick
Bagha said Martin. who used the
name Richard Maule, worked as
a painter for the Los Angelt>s
firm's Newport Beach fat·1ht1cc;
Agents said M <irttn Ii ved in
Tustin
Two of the fugitives were ar-rested by police in Virginia and a
third by Maryland authorities
shortly after the breakout but
Martin mad<. it to the West Coast,
agent Woolf said.
O.tly "llot Stall P"°to
CANDY TRUCK DRIVER ANO SCHOOL PARENTS SQUARE OFF IN COSTA MESA
Sonora School Parents Claim Student Lunch Money Is Going for 'JunkF~'
Victor Bagha, who works ror has
brother at Nationwide, said in an
intel'v1ew today that he picked up
Martin about four months ago on
the San Diego Freeway
FBI Clear
In King
Slaying
Mesa Shooting . . .
"My brother. V1t•tor, picked
him up h1tchhikin~ and gave him
a job painting-whoen-he-~id ·he -
needed work," Bagha said.in Los
NABBED IN NEWPORT
· ~ -· FogltN~ M artin
"lie was on his way to Orange
County and he looked hungry. so J
took him to a restaurant and fed
him a.hamburger.'' Victor Bagha
said.
Differing Stories
•
$
Angeles today •
Martin was taken before a
federaJ magistrate in Santa Ana
• arraignment on a federal
warrant. His bail was set at
$100,000 and he 1s being held at
Orange County Jail pending a
Feb. 25hearing. agents sa1d
"He.asked me 1f I could geth1m
work and 1 told him he'Coald have
a painting job.··
Confuse POltce ---·
Water Issues
To Be Aired
On KOCE-TV
FBI spokesman Dick Woolf
said Martin was sought for un-
lawful fli9ht to avoid prosecution
3403,Zocf'Prlze
"Then I told him I would need to
see his driver's license and social
(See WANJ'ED, Page AZ)
WASHINGTON <APl A ti
Justice Department task force Conflictine reporu from wit·
found no evidence that the FBI nesses still plague Costa Mesa
was implicated m the murder of detectives seeking a suspect -
Dr. M~n Luther Klng Jr and and a moUve -in the sbootfnB of
conduded that the FBI inv~Uga-a Park M~a Villas rt-3ident late
lion of the assassination was Wednesday night.
thorough and honest Ronald Edwin Meixsell, 38, of
The task forc"'released a 149 550 PauJarino Ave. 1s reported in 1\Jewport Attorney page report o( its rindmgs today serious condition at Costa Mesa 1 ~ 1 after reviewing more than MemonaJ Hospital with officials
200.000 FBI documents and rn there sayi~g his condition has not
terviewmg about 40 witnesses changed since Thursday morn· JT/:• s nd s ..--:-..._ For1Tt'er mty~n ~dward ~ng._ -~ -
. Water shortages facing Orange ,,, im eco U .. t Levi launC'hed the probe to clear The Costa Mesa man was shot
County residents this summer &I up questions about the F'BI • ·
&mbSeen will be discussed bv officials harassment of the civil rights
from two water distribution By TOM BARLEY d ·leader and the 1nvcst1galion of
ageDCl·es tonight on r ocE-TV. .._, . years an IS now seriously Ut h1's death. n. 0t•....,1yl"ltot~u.11 PreseniJe dementia is defined Charme~ -· --·---.f-'·-. 'wi•t •B ....... after • ~ .. ··nirats~!~t'l!li r b . The task force satd the
The officials fro~ the Orange !{het JSide a $5.3 mijlio~ award to shrink to as littl~s::.;:.: t~a:,: evidence virtuaJly rules out the. f(i/[:ng T
County Water Di8trict and the uded him by an Oraage County f · fl possibility of a conspir acy to kili ., ' .I iry Municipal Wal0 r D1'str1ct of Superior Court J·ury, disabled 0 its. ormal weigtiJ. .• l~.1.'._.a~us-e""isL--__ "' unknown and it is regarded as m-Kin~; ~~m-on~~t • -.. B-U .. OS --·--..i.. 'Oranee County warn that the Newport Beach attorney Julius bl balcony in Memphis on April 4, . EN AIRES, Argen-. nd s A t t •UM Cura e. . ttna (AP> A bo b county a grou waler levels are · us ero go a ...voi,200 com-Austero was awarded $5.l. 1968. · -'!' ex
near an all-time low experienced pensation prize today from a milllon in damages a year ago The evidence indicates that pl oded on an ~irport
ui 1934. second jury in a second lawsuit. f James Earl Ray, who was ar-runway today JU St , 20 Jolnlng host Jim Coonor wtll be . The panel deliberated. three or the Cai.lute of the Washington rested and '-leaded guilty to lhe secon.ds after Argentine .,~ National Insurance Company to ,.. p d t G J NeU Cline. secretary manager of days in Austero's action against honor another disability policy crime acted alone the task force .res1 en en or g e the OCWD and Denrus MacLa1n, the National Casualty Company designed to pay hrm $250 4 _ said .. ' . ' . ~ . _ Videla took off from an ad-
seoeral manaeer of the MW DOC of Detroit and then ruled that month. "The sum of all of the evidence Jacent ~11. the ·go9e111-
The program wall air at 7 30 A ustero, 57 . or 1100 Rutland Superior Court Judge Robert of Ray's guilt points to him so ex-ment said. .
p.m . Fnday and wall be repeated Road, was entitled to subslantial A. Banyard later rejected that elusively that it most effectively The president "".as un-
Fd>. 22. at6 pm damaees. award as unrealistic and cut the makes the polnl that no one else harmed ~d the plane un·
The jury told Judge Kenneth E. d """' was involved," the report said. damaged ln what appe~red Lae that the damages were as-am ages t.6 .,c;S:J,811 .42. That rul-"Of course, someone co1.1ld to have been as assassma-p tr H aessed at $33,800 for t.he policy ing is being appealed by Hafil. conceivably have provided him lion attempt. The~ewereno ara oopers urt payments denied by the com-with logistics or even paisi him to rePi?rtsofcasu;ilties. · pany ..,., 600 for erno*' 1 .a: · . V1dela's plane landed a FT. BRAGG. N.C <APJ A ' ....,, uona ws· commit the cnme. However, we few minutes later at an"'' • --nd lb loded nd tress caused Austero and $336,000 'Lost' ff • ha e f 0 d t t .., r morMU rou at HP a m punfti\'edamagea ' e1ress .v un n~ compe en force base near Buenos
tnjured 15 82nd AirbQrne Dlvision Attorney Herb Hafif sue-ev1dence.~pon which to base such Aires •pparently for a
patratroopers during a "live fire.. full F a theory. . c h eck of any possible
exercise was at least 800 meters cess y argued lo the JUT}' that ound Okay, The .task .. force said the FBI damage aod then took off ,., t et A ffl · 1 the company wrongly denied t l h o arg , rmy o C\a s say benefits lo his client after he was consc1en 1ous y c ecked out again Approximately 40 paratroopers leads suggestin& a conspiracy ·
w.ere training on the nr1ng range stricken with· disease-known as y 18• 1• .~.,.g Fri· end but ··the results were negative.·· ------------
wh•n the 81-millimeter round preseniledeme11tia. t,..&A& However, lhe FBI faHed to
"fell outside the target area" and It wastrlUed in the company's ' check some leads which might
exploded.near their pos_iUon. . d.e(enae that.Niatero practlced as Sara Bartholomae was found have erased some still lingering
ap. attorney in a number of cases-. visU.ll\g a ,fr.lend two hours after' mysteries about the case, the re·
Coast
Weather
Fair through Saturday
Only partial afternoon
·clearing along beaches.
Lows ~t \J;J..~ w't\I
_ lti1hs Saturday in 70s.
after the date that he claimed hl$ she was reported missing Thurs· port said.
diaabilit¥ began. aay by family members under The taak for~e "has conclud,ed
Austero's son, attorney Wayne what they described as sus· that the inveStigJttlOn by the FBI
A'Ustero, described bis father picious circumstances, Santa to 'ascerta{n and capture the
eluting the tria,J as havine bee.ii Ana police reported today. murderer of Dr. King was
incapable ol any proleuional or · Mn. Ba.rtholomae, 61, widow . thoroughly. honestly and sue·
family activity for the lut five of oi'\ millionaire William cessfully conducted." the report
Bartholomae ol Newport Beach said. "We found no new evidence
'Test Ride' .. ~ -.. . . ' .... StiJl .GOing
was reported missing by her sis-which calls for action by state or
ler Imelda of Santa Ana who k>ld federal authoriti4lfl,"
police she ~Ueved foul play was This lnclu<ted indications tb•t
involved in the disappearance. one or both or Ray's brothers
P61ice ttports did not. specify helped him ~cape in 1967 from
what the fou) .pJay might be but the Missouri State Prison.
Mr.s.. Bartholomae "H rePQned·
ly wearinc a $10,000 diamond rtnc when 1.-tseen Tuesaay.
Her allter told oflicera that
Mrs. kriliolom" bad failed to •b~ up1,lor two appointments slnee~
,.
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Tuberous Sclerosis
Society to Meet
The National Tuberous
Sclerosis Association will gather
in Irvine for its third annual con·
ference Saturda,t to discuss the
research· and treatm~nt of
tuberous sclerosis.
The public la tn~lted to tbe all-
day conference at tM Univ«SJty
of Caltfonila 'Scbed\lled for 9:30
a .m . RegistraUon fees are ts and
will include lunch. For more in·
formation call~-
1
sever~ tames in the back and thew~
arms by a man wielding a large
caliber automatic pistol as Meix·
seJI walked from his carport to
his apartJnent at about 10:30
p.m.
Costa Mesa homicide detective
Lt George Lorton said today
Me1xscll talked to orflcers for a
short while Thursday night, ''but
he Just doesn't know who shot
lum
"We'll talk to him some more
when he gets better," Lorton
said, "but h~ told us he could
come up with no reason why
anybne would shoot him."
LortoJI said he talked to Meix-.~ ~ell's ex~w)4'i~r s~vcral hours Thursday:' ~e JtM-mtveTl"t
been able to come up with a
motive." /
Investigators today are rein-
terviewing witnesses lo the
shooting and trying to determine
MeixselJ's activities prior to his
·arl'iYal at.the well.-lit aparimeAt
complex Wednesday ni~ht.
"We think he was visiting hts
sister m Compton before he ar-
rived home," Lorton said, adding
detectives will mvestigate his ac-
tivities ror several days prior to
the shooting.
Conflicting reports fr'om apart-
ment dwellers have officers sort-
ing fact from fiction today, and
Lorton says he hopes the victim can help when he is feeling better .
Detectives arriving at the
scene Wednesday night heard
witnesses say they saw the sus-
pect approach Meixsell in the
carport and heard him plead
with the man not to shoot him.
M eixsell told Lorton from his
ho11pital bed that he· thought he
saw someone Walking along the
sidewalk bordering the apart-
ment' complex, ~ut lhat the man
did not talk to him.
"We've also got people telling
us he was shot at close range, but
we have found the first shot was
fired some distance away, say
about two car lengths," Lorton
said.
Meinel!. who worked for the
Bechtel Power Corporation aa a
crane operator unUl last Sep-
t.ember, mqved to Costa Mesa
ff'{)ln ·hll Dana .Poinl borne a few
months ago.
Funny B i rd
.,. .. , ........
In defiance of poet Ogden Nash, one of the Phoenix.
Ariz., l.oo's resident pelicans proclaims silently that his
beak can "hold enough for a week," but not nearly as
much as his belly can.
Hinshaw Misses
Court Date, Sought
/\ bench warrant was i:;suc<l
for the arrest or former con
gressman Andrew Hin shaw-.
Thursday when the former
Orange County assei.sor failed to
show up in Superior Court for
ball hearing.
Judge Frank Domenichin1
signed the warrant and then or-
dered service held until March 11
to g ive Hinshaw, 54, C1 n op
portunity lo appear 1n his
courtroom.
Hinshaw has been free on his
promise to appear since his con-
viction two weeks ago on charges
of mlSappropriallon of funds and
J>etly theft while serving as as-
sessor. He was sentenced to one
year in the county 1a1I and placed
on five years probation
Defense attorney Marshall
Morgan told Judge Oomenachini
he could offer no r('ai.on for
Hins haw Ca1hng lo appear m
court. He told the 1udge that
Hinshaw, who is living \\ith his
brother, John. in Carden Grove,
may have made an .. error in
calendaring."
Court officials made several
calls to the Garden Grove home
but were unable to contact
Hinshaw or any members of his
family.
A member of the marshal"s of.
fl ee advised the court today.
however , that Hinshaw has now
been contacted and will be m
court March 11 to explain his absence.
lt is understood that he advised
the deputy marshal that he had
entered the wrong date m his engagement book.
Hinshaw has riled an appeal
against the recent conviction An
appeal on an earlier bribery con-
viction, also stemming frol'1
criminal actg committed while
he served as assessor, 1s being
studied in the Fourth District
Court of Appeals.
Both convictions followed his
indictment on charges related to
the use of county manPower and
materials durmg Hinshaw 's sue
cessCul Congressional campaign
In 1972
Mesan F a ces
Two Charges
ltaliitn Group . ~ c!!!!~~.~.~~h•
Pi ) __ Off• policeclrumtriedtoget "datesfor Caut ICers pay" with young girls through an
intermediary, is in jail today, fac-
ing charges of pandering and
solicitation for prostitution.
The nedglintt Oran~e Coast
chapter of Umco National, the
Hallan-American service or
ganization. will hold its rlrst 1n-
stallatim ball Saturday Jn Costa
Mesa
First-time ofClcers to be in-
staUed include Carl Vella Jr
president; Art Sorce, vice p~1:
dent; Ron Danieri. secretary.
Roger Levy, treasurer; Robert
Campaina. general consel and
Dave Lorenzini, s eraeant at arms. ·
New direct<>" include Domtruc
Raciti, Thomas Bland!, Gino
Boero, Anthony DIGlovannl,
Richard Vella. William Refice,
Joseph Muzio and Pat Romano.
DAILY PILOT
._ ......
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t
c
Ronald Arthur Young, .W, of
3123 Cinnamon Ave., was arrest-
ed in a shopping center parking
lot Thunday night after allegedly
arranging to meet a female
Police officer posing~ a student.
Narcotics and vice Sgt. Gary
Webster said his office was con-
tacted last week by an 18-year-old
man who said he had responded to
a newspaper ad placed by Young,
a nd when he arrived at the ac-
countant's home, Young alleged-
ly asked the youth "1f he could get
him dates, preferably young
girls,·' Webster said.
The youth said Young offered
him varying amounts of money,
depending, Webster said, on how
the• 'dates'• went.
The teenager contacted poUce
and helped arrange a meetinc
between Youne and the female
policeofficer, Webster saJd.,
The woman made several calls
to Young, and he allecedly aollcit-
41ed her, police said.
Webster said Younc faces two
felony counts of panderin c, which
is soliciting a person to become a
prostitute or soliciting a penon to
procure prostitutes, and one
count of solicitin& tor prostitution.
He was being held In Costa
.Mesa jail with bail set al $1,000.
Recruiting Slated
For Firefighter s
Tho Calltomla DepArtment ot
Foresby will be acceptt.nc ap-
p li c atlona tot seasonal
firefl1ht•r1 at the Onnae R•n•er Untt Headquarters lhro~S&mday.
The unit beadQu•rters, loc:ated at 190 South Witer St., WW be
ol>_tn from 8 a.m. to s p.m.: Ap. J>Ucanta must be 18 yeb old
prior to tbe pby1tcal t Un1
~l<VU•l.W\lfor M&rcli 19.
B1 nae A.uoelatea hea
RlsiDg food and bouslng costs'
last month gave Soutbern
Californians their big.best m~
lhly increuo Jn conaumer cost.I
since May, the U.S. Labor
Department said today.
The agency's Bureau of Labor
Statistics said consumer prices in Loa Angeles and Orange Coun-
ties rose by 1.2 percent in
January, dropping the dollar to
57 .2 perc9lt of its 1967 pu.rchu-
ine power.
The Consumer Price Index waa
i>.4 percent above January 1976,
the Labor Department said.
While prices rose in all areas ol
consumer spending f!¥Cepl ap-
parel and upkeep, the depart-
ment said, higher food and boos--
mg costs alone accounted for 90
percent of the total increaae in
the Southland.
Housing costs had the highest
increase at 2.1 percent, which put
1t 6.1 percent ahead of a year ago,
the department said.
The costs of owning a home in
Southern California jumped
three percent due to "con-
siderably" higher property taxes
and increased maintenance and
repair services, while rents in-
creased 1.6 percent, the depart·
mentsaid. 1
Food prices rose by 1.3 percent
in January and were 2 percent
above January 1976 for the
Southland, the agency said.
Grocery items increased by 1.7
percent for the month but re-
mained only two-tenths of a per-
cent above last year, the Labor Department said.
The cost of dirung out rose by
only four-tenths or a percent for
the month but was 7 .1 percent
higher than a year ago in
Southern California.
In other categones: health and
recreation was up one-half or a•
percent for the month and 8.1
percent for the year ; medical
l'Osls rose six-tenths of a percent
l() I 3 percent higher than last
year , and transportation was up
one tenth of a percent lo 21.8 per-
cent for the year.
F ro'" Page A J
BATTLE ... ·
mils But he says he never sells
to the students unless they first
show him an extra 45 cents for
lunch.
Mrs. Nancy Thomas disagrees.
She said her child arrived home
twice this week minus lunch
mo ney s he ·deposited with
Palumbo.
Angry confrontations. curses
a nd ill will have plagued the
Mesa del Mar area the past
week, according to Sonora School
Principal Charles Catanese.
Catanese said he notified Costa
Mesa police after Palumbo im-
politely told him where to put his
requests that Palumbo at least
wait until after school to peddle
his goods.
Hal Steinruck, a represen-
tative of the city's business
license bureau, arrived on the
scene early today to Inform Can-
tanese of the city ordinances gov-
erning the operation of mobile
food services.
Steinruck said Palumbo can
continue operating as long as be
doesn't stop until he is flagged
down by a prospective buYer.
Once stopped, Palumbo must
vacate his locale within 10
minutes, said Steinruck.
But parents claim Palumbo
pulls up alongside the children
without being asked and then
s~ays as long as lhe cash register
rings up the coins.
The root and motor posse now
follows the truck wherever it
goes. waiting for a violation.
Parent.a say they will continue
the vigil in the hopes Palumbo
will either change bis early
mornini tactics or vacate the
area altogether.
Palumbo, who says be has two
granddaughters enrolled in the
school. says he intends to continue
his morlng rounds despite the an· gry parents.
The lunch venu. snack debate
is expected to continue and
parents are tearing up for more
confrontations next week.
F,....PageAl
WANTED •••
security card and he said be•d
have to send back home for~
them."
After months of delays and ex-
c u-,ea, the Bagha brothel's
became 1usplclou1, and Nick
B.aba saJd be fin.Uy c alled f ecleral a1e.nta.
"I guess r just didn't like the
look ol tbat tuY," ho Hld. "LooU
11ikebewb• prett, badleUow ...
Four of a Kind
Calvin Willis and two nurses from George
Washington University Medical Center m
Washington hold up quadruplets, three
girls and one boy, that were born to
Willis' wife Thursdav. The babies. de-livered by caesarean section, and the
mother are all in good condition.
Home Upgrade
Subject of
OCC Seminar
A home impr<>vement seminar,
including ··how to" demonstra-
tions in exterior maintenance
and repair, will be held Feb. 26 at
Orange Coast College.
The flve-hour se minar,
sponsored by lhe Costa Mesa
Beautification Committee. will
include lectures and demonstra-
tions by area ~xperts m con-
structing wood' fences, asphalt·
ing driveways, repairing
screens, landscape planning and
even how to get a building permit
to do many of these things.
The semmar, which begms at 9
a.m. at the applied science build-
ing at OCC, int'ludes h lilf hour
demonstrations through 1: 30
p.m. by more than a dozen ex
perts.
The free seminar is open to all
Costa Mesa residents.
Other home improvement pre-
sentations mclude:
Architectural improvements,
ornamental and horticultural
pest control, preparation for
painting, lumber selection, home
improvement loans, how to
secure your home from burglars. and fire prevention '
Other lectures include real
estate value, plant selection and
care. 'roof repairs. m asonry
walls. how lo build a patio over
head, and contracting work.
Captive Boy~
11, Succumbs
SAN FRANCISCO <AP ) -An
11-year-old boy hospitalized Jast
month suffering from malnutri-
tion and dehydration after being
handcuffed to the bathroom toilet
has died of "respiratory com·
plications," the hospital said.
Gary Ellen berg had been
hospitalized s ince he was
brought to the hospital by his
mother and her boyfriend in Jate
January. He died shortly before midnight Thursday.
Authorities said that when he
was admitted the boy weighed
just 44 pounds -about half what
is considered average -and his
body temperature was 84
degrees.
Official· 'Sorry'
For R<icial Slur
WASHINGTON CA P > -A
member of tbe Commodity
Futures Trading Commission
has apologiied publicly through
an aide for airing a pun in which
two city officials were charac-
terized as "black loafers."
The racial joke was told by
Robert L. ¥artin in a speech at a
trade luncheon Feb. 9 in Chicago,
an assistant confirmed.
The aide said Thursday that
Martin "has only said and only
will say that it was unfortunate.
it was ill-advised of him to say
and that he regrets it."
Martin himself was unavaila-
ble for comment. Earher, the
Chicago Daily News quoted him
Grove Woman
Held in Mes a
Shoplifting
AGardenGrovewomanwasar-
rested at a South Coast Plaza oe-
partment store Thursday where
police allege she had stuffed $345
in clothing in a shopping bag and
~ttempted to leave without pay-ing.
Costa Mesa police arrested
Barbara J . Wilkerson, 28, at the
May Company, 3333 Bristol St. at
5:30 p.m. on charges of grand
theft.
Police claim the woman bad a
leather jacket, two jumpsuits.
two dresses, four blouses and a
skirt tucked inside a paper bag
when she was apprehended.
She was taken to Orange County
Jail Thursday night with bail set
al $5,000. Officials at the women's
section of the jail said today
however, that they do not kno..:
whether or not she was released
on bail.
School D estr o yed
BADGER CAP) -Fire
destroyed the small elementary
school in this rural, northern
Tulare County t"ommunity
'.Thursday, cancelling classes for
Its 19 students.
as apologizing for his "large
mouth," and saying "l guess I'm
going to gel beheaded.••
At the luncheon, Martin spun a
tale about President Carter send-
ing for a pair of black loafers -
meaning shoes -and getting in-
stead the mayor of Washington
and a black city councilman. The
mayor, Walter Washington, is
black.
William Bagley, chairman of
the commission established in
1975 to oversee commodity future
markets, said Thursday that his
fellow commissioner's remark
"1s personally abhorrent tci me
because it perpetuates racial
stereotypes that a more mature
society should abandon."
TONIGHT
"DESIGN FOR LIVING"
OCC Drama Lab Theater, F eb.
18-19. 8p.m. Free.
OCC PLANETARIUM -
" B1 rth and Death of the Sun,"
Feb 18, 25, March 4, 11, 7:30 and
9p m.
OCC LECTURES -''Real E~tate for lhe Consumer,"
Science Lecture II, 7:30 p.m .
"Cardio Pulmonary Resuscita-
tion." Feb. 18 and 25, Gym-
nasium, Handball Room 101, 6
p.m. "Discovering America's
British Heritage," Science Lec-
ture I, 7:30 p.m. "Hang Gliding,"
Science Hall, 7:30 p.m. ''Power
or Being Alone," Fine Arts Bldg.
119, 7 : 30 p .m . "Th e Real
California," one weekend a
month series, Fine Arts Bldg.
116, 7:30 p.m . plus Saturday field
trip.
SATURDAY, FEB. It
UPPER BAY TOUR -Nature
tours sponsored by Friends of
Newport Bay, meet at Eastbluff
and Back Bay Drives any time
between9and t0·30a.m.
THE REAL ENERGY CRISIS.
fil OF THE MEDIA ~EEPS POUNDING INFORMATION REG.A.RDING
ENERGY N.JD THE LACK THEREOF. ·
IT IS APPARENT TO ANYQ'\IE WHO LOOKS, THAT THE REAL CRISIS IS
AN INDIVIDUAL ONE. WE HAVE BECOME SO LAZV THAT WE ADHERE TO THE
OLD ARMY /\DAG. -"DON'T STAND UP WHEN YOU CAN SIT. DON'T SIT
WHEN YOO CAN LIE DOWN," ETC.
t.NFORTUNA TRY, TI-ESE IDEAS HAVE CARRIED OVER INTO BUSINESS.
ANO rT IS l!<REASINGL Y MORE DIFFICULT TO AND A CRAFTSMAN WHO
TAKES PRIDE IN HIS WORI( AT ALDEN 'S WE DO HAVE THESE CRAFTSMEN
ANO TI-E CARPETS AIE STRETCHED PROPERLY. ANO THE SEAMS Ali
HAND·SE'NN ANO RE-INFORCED WITH LATEX. IF THE JOB TAKES LONGER TO.
00 IT RJGiT, TH:N WE TAKE LONGER!
[)()'..II BUY VALUABLE CARPETING AND HAVE IT RUlNEO BY A SHODDY
INSTAlJ.A~ -CALL ALDEN'S ANO AGHT TrE 8'JERGY CRISIS.
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Take Tea and See
It was Valentine's Day plus three when I realiztd that my
breakfast tea bad lost lbat strangely exotic taste that had
puzzled me for a mornin" or two.
Needless to say, I was delighted. I bad hesitated to scold
Mar«ot who, carefully taUJlht by me. had mastered the art or
producing a 6 a.m. DarJeeling that would be acceptt:d
without question 1n many a Hnttsh borne. ·:y~~ know, 1ove,"
I chortled, "I've had a teeung for a day or
two now that my tea was a bit off. It must
have been all ... "
IT WAS THEN I realized that there
was something decidedly wrong with the
Rhine Maiden that I had introduced to the
Beller Lile.
She muttered something quite
beyond my limited German, marched
over to the kitchen trash can and
u11Ln slammcdapackageinit.
I promptly got it out. Perhaps the poor lass had been try-
ing to please me with some speciaJly refined form of British
sugar, what? Milled from Yorkshire beets, perhaps ...
T HE PACKAGE SAID: Genuine Dieudonne Langston
crystals, compiled and pounded from a carefully guarded
formula dating from a J 790 book of recipes. Slip them in your
loved one's favorite beverage and the joys of courtship shall
be yours."
And in finer print: '•Dieudonne Langston crystals cannot
be guaranteed, of course. But they offer at least a 50 percent
chance of rejuvenating your j<Aded lover."
As I say, it was Valentine's Day plus three. "Have you
been putting this stuff in my tea for the past four days?" 1
asked her
SHE GAVE ME A LONG look. tossed my lunch bag at me
and snapped, ·'I lave a nice day." And off she marched to beat
hell out of her vegetable garden.
I tried to explain to her that evening thatl 've been awful·
ly b1,1sy. "Still recovering from Susan's wedding, you know,
then the cats got nu. didn't they, I simply had to paint the
eaves for Christmas and I've been getting home late from the
office .. "
"And these demanding trials, you know, love, including
the business with Joan "
TH.AT BROUGHT HER BOLT upright with a gleam in
her eye "Joan who''" ~he hissed She relaxed when she re·
alized I was talking about Irvine heiress Joan Irvine Smith
whose only sharing with me has been of courtroom space for
five months
Well, it's back to the Bntish·made crystals that I'm told
are sell.mg m Jolly old England the way pet rocks used to sell
over here
H nothing works out this time, I'll turn to the lampreys
that John Gay unforgettably wrote about.
And if you want to know what effect they have. go to the
library and read his poem I'd tell you myseli but we have
some pretty prissy editors on this paper
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.Kenneth Fulk New
County Fair Chief
Former l owd State Fair
manager Kenneth R Fulk as·
sumed duties as general manager
of the Oran~e Countv f'a1r todav
after a unanimous vote of the fair
board or directors Thursday
rug ht.
Fulk replaces former general
manajter Jim Porterr1cld. "'ho
was fired bv directors last
December At ·that time directors
praised Porterfield 's work, bul
said he did not have the manage·
ment capabalities to handle an eit·
panded fair and exposition center
planned for the Costa Mesa fair·
grounds
Fulk. a60 )l'ar old formerfarm
manager. !lerved as manager ot
the lo~ a State Fair for 14 years, a
position he rt's1gned Inst year to
run for U S Con~ress
He won 1n tht> Iowa Republican
primary elect.Jon but lost to in·
cumbent Tom Harkin in the
general elects on
TAKES FAIR HELM
Former fowan Ken Fulk
Attorney
Pool for
Schools?
B1 KATHV CLANCY
Ot .. .....,"'*iUH
Ora.nte County's 33 school dis-
tricts could Join toe ether and hire
attorneys to handle their legal
work, a county Department of
Education official has proposed.
County education ofCicials said
today, however, that proposal by
Assoclate Superintendent Fted
Koch is still in the idea staees.
Assistant Superintendent
Dewey Hillman said any further
action will await Tuesday's de·
cision by county supervisors on a
proposed cutback of free legal
service that bad been available
to districts in the past.
County Counsel Adrian Kuyper
has proposed that most or the
services his staff bad been pro-
viding be cut orr.
Kuyper said be has interpreted
a new state law to permit
supervisors to cut back services
except for wordin& of school
ballot measures, bond issue
terminology, attorney contracts
and defending the district
against uninsured liability suits.
Koch said Thursday he was
s uggesting that if the free
services are curtailed, county
districts join together and hire
three attorneys which could be
housed in the county Department
of Education.
At the same time, he said,
county officials would ask
Kuyper to make one of the at-
torneys a deputy county counsel.
Otherwise,#he said, when cer-
tain claims for legal fees were
presented for payment, Kuyper's
office might be able to withhold
payment. claiming the private
attorneys did not follow proper
court procedures.
Koch estimated the cost to dis·
tricts for such a consortium to be
about 2S cents per student.
Hillman said today, however,
any action would first await
supervisors' decision and would
depend upon the interest of local
school d.Jstr1cts.
The County Department of
Education as a county agency,
still would have the county
counsel's services, Hillman said.
He also noted some school dis·
tricts might want to form
small er consortiums in their own
areas or some might want to hire
a fulltime attorney. if the county
counsel's services are cut.
Marine Legal
Officer Faces
Corps Probe
SAN DIEGO CA P ) -The
Manne Corps says it is looting
into claims by a young Marine
that the chief legal officer at
Camp Pendleton was derelict in
his duties.
As provost marshal. Col. W.E.
Saunders was accused in the
complaint of allowing the
marine's civil rights to be violat-
ed by being arrested for handing
out leaflets "expressing personal
beliefs"
The Marlnt-, PFC Dennis R
Campbell oC Smithcreek, Mich .•
sald he was one of three Marines
taken into custody and detained
for six hours on Feb. 10 for dis·
tributing Ku Klux Klan literalure
at the main gate.
Campbell. 22. bas been report-
ed on a list of alleged KKK mem-
bers
2 Killed in Fire
ZION. Ill. CAP> -A fire of un-
known ortgln ripped through a
four·slory wing of the Zion Nurs-
ing Home, killing two persons
and injuring nine as dozens of
elderly patients were evacuated
Thursday night.
A published writer In
qriculture, Fulk managed 95
farms for Metropolitan Life
Jnsurance Company Crom 1939 to
ltHl. lie and his father and
brothers alsoopented Pagemere
Angus Farms at Clarinda, Iowa
as a partnership for many years.
. Prior to has years as Iowa fair
manager, Fulk served as field
r~presenlalive for Iowa Bet-f
P.roducers Association for five
ars; national secretary or the
erican Shorthorn Association
4>r three years and worked in the
~~ketin& division or the Iowa
J>tpartment of Agriculture tor two years.
Just in Case, Tips
On W dterSaving Due
· His salary at the Orange Coun· tf Fair will be $26,400 annually.
A Flying
· Fish Dinner
COULEE DAM, Waah.
(AP> -Dewey Mllls of
Coulee Dam is keeplng an
eye on the sky for fish these
days.
Mllls was driving to an 1 industrial arfa when he
noticed an e~ele !lying
above bhn clutchl'ni a
large silver salmon
As be watched, the strug.
1Una llsb jerked It.self free
and fell to the street below.
Mill<opped theclT. IOl
out and can1fd bomt a ta.a· ,, dJ.ltL
WilJ Orange Coast residents
have to start cutting down on
showers and fJusbe$ because ot
the drought? Tbat's one of tM
topics to be examined ln Sun·
day's Dally Pilot.
WATER 0 11,EMMA -Lou!
suppliers say lliere's plenty of
water -but Is there really"
Kathy Clancy at the Dally Pilot
Staff examines the problem and
looks at ways to conserve w.uir
in stories scheduled to lead olf
lbe YOU Section.
EXECUTING CWLDREN-
Wlth the return of capital punbb·
ment, society may be faced with
a new trauma. M th• number of
you t hs commlttinR serious
Coffee Serie8
Tb• third part of a aeries on wbr col.I price& are 1plral.lng wtl appear Saturday in the Daily
Pilot. 'lbe flrat parts ran Wednes· dQ andThunday.
(suNDAY'S BEST)
crimes lncreases, teenagers may
be amon1 those executed.
Sever al are already on death
row. nae Associated Press ex-
plores tbe laaue.
NEW ACNE CUKEf -Long
tbe torment ol many youngsters,
acne may be facine a knockout
ouncb from a new dru~ combiaa·
tlon. Coata Meta's Dr. Jack
Kranier aod other doc:ton tell
why lt 's e!f 4N:tlve.
PRICES TAGGED -Noticed 11ome unusually expenalve d•
slper ttema in th~ comer ahop.
Pln• cent.er? Jt. 'a no colncidcnce
-ret.ailera ue r apondln1 to an
intht1 of \nalthy rHidenta.
Judith Olsott ol the Dally Pilot
Staff lalkl wtth shop ownen in a
story planned for tho Buslusa Pue.
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EDISON COMPANY'S DOROTHY FORD TALKS WITH NEW COAST ASSOCIATION OFF1CERS
From left, VP Bob Mccurdy, Dr. Ford, Outgoing President 8111 Webb, N ew Prealdent Jack Feehan
Here Come the Women
Male Coast Group Told: Encourage Females
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By JOANNE R EVNOLDS
01 ti. Da1ly Pilot Sl~fl
·Members of the Orange County
Coast Association. a nearly all.
male group or civic and business
leaders, heard the potential of
weman power extolled Thursday
during their 63rd installation
banquet
The speakt>r. Dr_ Dorothy
Ford. corporate manager of
personnel and employe develop·
ment for the Southern Cal1forn1a
Edison Company. opened her
speech by noting wryly that
women in the organization "are
very prominent by their
absence."
Her speech preceded the
swearing in or the association's
new officers. President Jack
Feehan, First Vice President
Robert Mccurdy, Second V1c•c•
President Robert N Weed,
Treasurer Wilham Peterson and
Secretary Ralph Kiser.
Dr. 1'"ord. a member or Pres1
dent Ford's National Com
mission on Mflnpower, told the
audience -which included some
female representatives or
Orange Coast area city couoctls
that the Coast Association, like
other civic and professional
groups, couJd expect to be seeing
more women participating.
"A woman's place is ever
ywhere," she said. "Business, an-
d us try and government are
losers for not encouraging
women in leadership roles. In
this day we cannot afford such a
loss ofbrampower and talent.''
Dr. Ford said she believes the
increasingly active roJe played
by women is based on three fac-
tors -need of more families for
a second paycheck, technical ad-
vantages that give women more
free time and the women's move·
ment
She encouraged women to take
an active role by starting with
their education.
"We must enc~tage all people
to want to do more and ac-
complish more. EducatiOn is as
much a part of a stimulating lJfe
as professional or civic involve·
ment."
Once invol ved in civic ac·
tivities or a career. Dr. Ford said
women have to Jay their emo·
tions aside. "You must be pre·
pared to make progress slowly.
You must have patience and de·
votion to your job.
"Never try to emulate men
Develop your own slyJe. Never
let your emotions show. Be calm.
Be objective."
She said that women in Orange
County could become a pctent
force in an organhat.Jon like the
Coast Association which Feehan
said has three goals for 1977:
-Work for construction of the
new Pacific Coast Highway
bridge over Upper Newport Bay;
-Work on the development of
a Marine Studies J nstitute in
Dana Harbor;
Acquire federal, state and
county financing in renovating
the county's ocean piers.
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DRY THROATS DEPT.-MtuJon VM.Jo became the focal
point of news tn the San Frend~
Bay Area tbJ• week and W4fre
lucky the people up there didn't
take arms and march on Orange
County.
lmqine being qne of the water.
poor resident& ol M ado County,
juat acrosa from San Franclaco.
Bay, You're in the middle o( a
drou&bt. You can't even fiush your potty.
Then you pick up last Sunday's
San Francisco Examiner and
read the banner headline scream·
ing across the top of Page 1:
.. WHERE OUR WATER
IS. • . , " the headline informs.
Below the banner is a huge photo-
graph of a lake, with beach and an
umbrella in the foreground and
homes rising along the lakefront
in the background.
The caption beneath all this
wonderfulness informed San
Franciscans and dry Marin Coun·
ty people that thl1 is Lake Mission
Viejo, in our region.
Further, the Examiner told its I readers, this wonderful recrea·
tional lake was being rilled slowly
1 with Northern California water.
Just to twist the knife a-bit, at
the end of this item, the Ex a miner
added, "Meanwhile , the
chairman of the Air Resources
Board has come up with a pro.
e.osal under which Northern
Cllliforma s hould share Los
Angeles· wealth of smog.''
Well, it's a wonder the
northerners aren't marching in
our streets today after all that.
. There were a couple of things
not quite right in the Exammer
expose. For one thing, the big
photcgrapb was of the wrong
lake. The one they showed 1s m
Irvine. some miles up the road
from the real Lake Mission Viejo
THAT ASIDE, however, it is
true that Lake Mission Viejo is be·
ing filled with some 1.2 billion
gallons of water Some of it is
Colorado River water Some does
comefromNorthernCahfonua
And it does develop that the
Lake Mission Viejo issue will
• come before tbe State Waler
1 Resources Board next Wednes·
day up in Sacramento
After the San Francisco Ex
aminer's blast, you might sllspec!t
that Mission VieJo repreaen
tatives may draw a rather cool re-
ception m the north
Thus Mission VteJO Company
President Philip J Reilly finds
himsell stuck between a wet and a
dry place. On the one hand, he is
now t.ryuJg to sort out his water
He'd like to continue ritling tbe
lake. but only with Colorado River
water.
He'd like to turn orr the now of
the northern liquid. You can well
understand why he'd like to do
that now.
Meanwhile, some observers
are suprised that Reilly didn't
just tµrn orr the faucet and quit
filling his lake until the Northern
California water crisis eases.
Reilly's posit.Ion, however, is
that since the lake project began,
Mission Viejo has sold 2,800
homes to people who were
promised a I alee in the1 r vicin.ily. .
FUanrEa. REILLY'S posi·
tion is that the lake. once filled,
could serve as an emergency
water 1Upply for 115,000 people for
a~ayperiod
So that's Reilly's poi'Sltion. You
are left wondering how long he
un hold that pose.
Murder Vi~ti•s Mourned
Keith and Betty Spencer weep during burial services in
Hollandsburg, Ind., for their four sons. who were kHled
execution-style Monday The sons ranged in age from 14
to 22. Mrs. Spencer was injured in th~ attack. No sus·
pects have been apprehended.
Carter Mum on
Soviets Angered
Sakharov Exchange Linked to Policy
ASOSOOW CA.Pl -The Soviet
ambassador to Washington hais
told the Stale Department the
\
Kremlin "resolutely reJecls" in·
terference in its internal affairs
and that this could complicate re·
solvin& Sovlet·American pro·
blems, the Soviet news agency
Tass reported today.
The Tass dispatch from
Washington ,said Soviet Am·
bassador Anatoly F . Dobrynln
made the protest Thursday to
Arthur ftartman, acting
secretary of state while Cyrus R.
Vance is in the Middle East
THE TASS REPORT reffered
to no specific instance of •·m·
terference." and 1t was not clear
whether the meeting was held
before or after President
Carter's letter of support to Sov
iet dissident Andrei Sakharov
became public
The Dobrynm call on Hart.man
appeared to hnk progress on such
outstanding issues as the SALT
taJks (strategic arms limitation)
with Washington's attitude on
hum an rights in the Soviet Union.
But Tass made no specific re·
ference to any U S -Soviet
problem
Payoffs
In an tntervle with The M
soc1ated Press in Moscow,
however. Sakharov said be saw
no reuon for talks on arms to
break down becau1e ot American
support ror dJssidents.
"HOW CAN THE deren.se of
political prisoners affect control
or nuclear arms?" said
Sakharov, a leading developer or
the Soviet H-bomb. "Everyone
needs strategic arms Ji mi ts;
we're talking about saving
humanity from perishing."
In a letter dell vered to
Sakharov in Moscow Thursday,
Carter said human rights were a
"central concern" or his ad·
mmistration and he would use his
.. good offices to seek the release
of prisdners of conscience."
In a related development in
Budapest, the Hungarian party
paper Nepszabdsag today in-
dicated the existence of diss1·
dents in Hungary and descn bed
them as people who think "they
earn fame by making statements
for Western bourgeois
newspapers.··
The newspaper referred also to
dissent elsewhere in East Europe
and said it was all a c~mpaign_by Western "propa~and1sts " trying
u .. m~or moving apil"it behin<
the movement.
While officials refused to com
ment on the reports. Romaniar
party chief NicoJae Ceauce1m
lashed out In a speech acalns
critics of the government as peo
ple who huve "betrayed theh
country."
Testimony
On Laetrile
Solicited
WASHJNGTON (Af) -The
Food and Dru& Administration i
reluctantly soliciting public
testimony about a conlroversial
cancer drug it iDSi.ats is worthless
to combat the diseue.
FDA's announcement Thurs·
day that it will accept written
and oral testimony on Laetrile
was accompanied by a statement
that it wilJ do so only because a
federal court is demanding it.
Powell May Report on Aid to Hussein
to create the impression that
parts of Soviet and East Euro-
pean society formed a kind of in·
ternal opposition. The paper said
that in reality the dissidents
numbered only a handful.
REPORTS FROM
Budapest said dissident
writer Paul Goma, his wife and a
third person have been arrested
m an apparent crackdown on
Romania's fledgling dissident
movement. Goma was regarded
THE AGENCY ALSO said its
own bureau of drugs would
participate in the proceedings to
argue that Laetrile. forbidden for
sale or importation in the United
States, has not been proven safe
and effective as an anti-cancer
drug.
The 10th U S Circuit Court of
Appeals in Denver ordered FDA
last October lo compile a public
rule-making record on the con-
troversial substance. At .the
same time it let stand a lower
court ruling allowing· a cancer
patient to buy and transport
Laetrile for his own use.
WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi-
dent Carter said today he would
have no immediate statement
about a report that the CIA
secretly funneled millions of
dollars over two decades to
Jordan's King Hussein
Asked by reporters whether he
wanted to comment on the re-
port, Cart.er said "No.· Jody will
have a statement later about it."
The matter was expected to
come up at White House Press
Secretary Jody Powell's regular
news briefing
President Cart.er learned of the
payoffs and ordered them halted
a few days ago, the Post report.
ed Former President Ford was
( IN SHORT J
informed about the payments
last year. but did nothing to stop
them, the paper said.
Rebate \'ote Near•
WASHINGTON CAP > -Legislation is moving forward m
Congress to enact President
Carter's economic stimulus
package, mcludmg SSO rebates
for most Americans and perma-
nent tax cuts for 44.6 million
households.
'Spy vs. Spy'
Pot Sparks Tug of War
EL PASO, Tex <AP> -Proponents of cooperauon between the
tJnilecl ~~ aad M•:d.~ tn -u.e fight a1aln1t Illegal drug trafnc
never envunoned a mariJuana-ladened vehicle in the middle of the
Rio Grande River
Just such a. vehicle was the obJect of a JiteraJ tug of war Thurs-
day as automotive tow trucks on both sides of the river tried to pull a
Ford Bronco out of the nver mud The river is the mternal1onaJ boundary
THE EPISODE BEGAN WHEN TWO El Paso policemen saw
the Bronco setllmg into the mud after it was abandoned during an
attempt to dash across the almost-dry river bed west of downtown
El Paso .
The occupants of the vehicle had crawled out and' retreated to
Mexico
The two officers radioed for assistance. It came in the form of a
tow truck, additional local police and agents of U.S. Customs. U.S.
Border Patrol and the Drug Enforcement Agency.
A Customs Service helicopter also aj5peared.
MEANWHILE, A w·RECKER ARRIVED on the Mexican side of
the river and attached a cable to the rear of the Bronco. An
American cable was hooked to the front of the vehicle. Both sides tugged.
The Americans caJled for another tow truck.
As the struggle continued, spectators gathered on both sides of
the border to watch the contest.
"I SUPPOSE POSSIBLY THERE was some question of
jurisdiction," said Lewis Jones, chief inspector or Inspections and
Control (or the Customs Service. "But the vehicle was headed in our direction.
"Our people had judged it was on our side and they (the Mex·
1cans) bad thought it was on theirs.
··'Ibey finally agreed they would relinquish their claim. It was
real interesting for a while ·'
The legislation, approved
Thursday night 26 to Ii by the
House Ways and Means Co mmit
tee, could be ready for House ac
lion later this month or early
next month.
OH Price 1Jnre•ol11ed
VIENNA. Austna (AP) The
economic comm1ss1on of the
Organization of Petroleum Ex·
porting Countries CO PEC> ended
five da)s of ml'etings today
with-0ut d1seuss1ng the two tier
price formula Jtcorc.Jrng to a
spokesman
Hamid Zahdt chief or th<:
OPEC information department.
said the mam topics were the
questions of production pro
grams and differentials for quah·
ty and transportation costs I le
declined to disclose detail s
Boneb Ban lrlu l•rael
TEL AVIV, Israel <AP>
Israeli officials described Presi-
dent Carter's refusal lo sell con·
cussion bombs to Israel as one of
several '"1rrllants" bv the new
U.S . adm1n1s tratlon and a
psychological hango\ er from the
Vietnam War
Egyptian President An"' a r
Sadat hailed the ban as "gre<1t
s tates manship" and a 'very
positive and creat1\ e step ··
Schools'
Sex Bias
Attacked
Nwi.-Recalls
Birth Tale
ROCHESTER N .Y .
!AP> --A Roman Catholic
nun told the judge hearing
the manslaughter trial of
Sisler Maureen Murphy
that Sister Maureen told
her she gave birth to a son
in a convent bathroom and
remembered carrying the
infant to her bedroom.
Carol Murphy, 36, known
as Sister Maureen, is
charged with killing the
full-term baby April 27 in
Our Lady of Lourdes Con·
vent in suburban Brighton
by stuffing panties in his
mouth, apparent,ly to keep
tum from crying .
Other nuns said they
round the infant in an
orange wi c ker bas ket
behind a bookcase in Sister
Maureen's room
In response to the court order,
the FDA said it would take
testimony on two questions: (1)
"Is Laetrile generally re·
cognized by experts as a s afe and
effective cancer drug?" (2 ) "ls
Laetrile. by virtue of its market-
ing before the 1962 Food. Drug
and Cosmellc Act, exempt from
that Jaw's requirement that a
drug be shown by scientific
evidence to be safe and effective
before it can be marketed?"
WRITfEN TESTIMONY will
be accepted until March 25, with
replies accepted until April 22.
An FDA official wm hear oral
arguments on the subject in
Kansas City, Mo .• May 2, the
agency said.
In announcing the schedule,
the FDA said Laetrile has been
tested over the years by indepen-
dent researchers, as well as
scientists working for the gov-
ernment. the Amencan Cancer
Society and the American
Medica l Associa tion . No
evidence has been found that the
drug fights or prevents cancer,
the agency sa1d
JCPenney
NEWPORT. CENTER
FASHION ISLAND STORE OHL Y
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WASHINGTON (AP)
-The federal govern·
ment, using the threat of
fund cutoffs, is launching
a drive to end dis ·
crimination by schools
against girls and women.
The action announced
Thursday means the
government will enforce
existing rules against
sex segregated physical
education classes,
single-sex organizations
such as honorary service
Sat. 8:3li to 9 p.m. -Sun. I 0 to 6 p.m.
·fraternitie s and
scholarships restricted
to members of one sex.
Lush, Green and Lacy
AUSTRALIAN
TREE FERN
Mildness-Moves East EXEMPT FROM the
ban on sex discrimina·
lion are contact sports
and sex education
classes. Otherwise, the
federal rules apply to all
areas of school Jife, in·
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Affected by the rules
are 16,000 school dis·
tricts and 2,700 institu
lions of higher education
that received federal
funds.
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Carter administration
constitutes agreement
with the long-standmg
complaint by women's
group that the depart·
ment of Health, Educa·
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ment the law.
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lbue were onty In "!~ respoMO to indlvfdual
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Plans Could
Hike Taxes
SACRAMENTO (AP> -If the California
Legislature adopts Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s pro·
perty tax rehef and school finance plans. it may be
forced to raise state taxes within four years,
Legislative Analyst A. Alan Post says
Post told the Senate Finance Committee on
Thursday that Brown's plans can be financed
without new ta"es only if the state's economic
growth is consistently high and the governor and
legislature firmly refuse to expand state programs.
·''·f...abs Continuation Urged
LOS ANGELES <AP> The University of
Califorrua should continue to operate for the gov-
ernment the two l&boratones where America's
nuclear weapons are spawned. a key UC Regents
com m1ttee has decided.
( J In a debate on the State matter Thursday. UC
President David Saxon
~-------~ said that although he was
committed to nuclear
arms. limitation._ "1t would be entirely inap.
pr~pnate to 1magme that the Board of Regents is
unilaterally gomg to determine the foreign policy of
the United States." Action on the matter was to take place today.
Gorda Pro11eeut Ion To Re•t
SALINAS <AP> The prosecution in Inez
Garcia's second murder trial is exoected to rest its
case next week after reading to the jury the 1974
testimony of the man she claims raped her.
The man, Louis Castillo. took the stand Thurs-
day but invoked his right against self-incrimination
and refused to answer any questjons.
Nuke Plant Delafl ~o••ll1le
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Discovery of a
nearby earthquake fault could delay the startup of a
nearly completed $1 billion nuclear power plant at
Diablo Canyon, televiston stflllon KQED has re-
ported.
Reporter George Dusheck said a U.S
Geoloe1caJ Surv~y study had traced a 1927 earth·
quake at Lompoc to a fault which passes within 3 5
miles of the plant near San Luis Obispo.
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Younger Urged
To Oppose Bird
SACRAMENTO (AP> Most of the Republicans in the slate As
sembly are urging Atty. Gen, Evelle Youneer to oppose the con·
firmaUon ol Rose Blrd as chief just.ace of the Supreme Court.
At lut count Thursday. 19 of the 23 Republicans had signed the
letter.
Seven of the 14 Republicans ln the state Senate had also signed
It
Republican Younger is on the three·member Commission on
Judicial Appointments, which conflrms or denies appointments of
judges.
THERE WAS no mention of Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 's other
nomination to the high court, Alameda County Superior Court Judge
Wiley Manuel.
Opposition to Ms Bird, stale secretary of Agriculture and
Services, has also been expressed by two of Younger's likely OPP<>·
nents for the GOP nomination for governor next year: San Diego
Mayor Pete Wilson and Los Angeles police chief Ed Davis
The letter was circulated by Assemblyman Dave Stirling. R·
Hacienda Heights He said other senators may sign later.
Younger·s office says 1t wa!> already receiving hundreds of let·
ters on Ms. Bird, mostly opposing confirmation.
THE REPUBLICAN legislative opposition to Ms, Bird mdicates
a vote for confirmation might hurt Younger in next year 's pnmary.
Davis said last weekend that Younger 's vote could be an issue. Stirlmg saict Youngers <lec1s1on .. probably would make a d1!·
rerence m his getting the party nomination."
Stirlmg's letter said Ms Bird has never been a Judge, and her
prominent role in negotiating Californi a's farm labor law is cause
for concern.
"This hard hne 'social reform' approach could add an entirely
new dimension lo the court's constitutional function of interpreting
the law." it said.
"WITH NO prior jud1c1al experience. she would be hard pressed
to resist the strong lemplat1on to lead th~ court toward increased
judicial activis m. und ther<'by mfnnge upon the constitutional role
of the legislature · ·
Neither of the JUdicial eomm1ss1or.'s other two member'>, acting
Chief Justice Matthew Tobnncr :md Anpeals Court Judge Parkf..r
Wood. has said publicly how ht• "ill vole. Out 1t 1s thou~hl that
Younger mav cast a dcc·1d1 ng vote on Ms Bird. the first \\Omdn ever
nominated to the state's high court
Younger has said his disagreement with some of Ms. H1rd's
positions won't mnuence the way he views her quahf1cattons
St1rting said Assembly Republicans Ken Maddy of f're~no.
Marilyn Ryan of Rancho Palos Verdes. Gordon DuHy of Hanford
and Richard Hayden of Sunnyvale declined to sign the letter
T'1E SIX senators who signed were John Briggs of Fullerton. DennlS Carpenter ot Newport Beach, H L. Richardson of Arcadia.
Bill Campbell or Hac1en<la tte1gnts. John Stull of Escondido, Ray
Johnson of Chico and Newton Russell of Glendale.
The other female Republican legislator. Assemblywoman Carol
Halletl of Atascadero. s1~ned the letter and also iss ued a statement
likening the nomination to "quota hiring" based on sex or race
She said the Rt'pubhcan legislators agreed with the 1dc<1 of ap
pointing a woman. but thoui.?ht there were manv women more
qual1iied than Ms Bird , ·
Women's groups pra1i.<.'d lhl' nom1nat1on and voiced ccmf1dl•ncc
Ms. Bird would be confirmed
Marine Band
Concert Set
A concert will be
performed by the Third
Marine Aircraft Wing
Band at El Toro Marine
Corps Air Stat1'bn on
Wednesday.
Water Cut
As~dinSD
SAN DIEGO <AP> -San
Die10 County 1"klents are
beina asked to conserve
water by cutting their time
In the shower by two
minutes, ftlline the
bathroom alnk while shav·
ing and tutnih& the tap ofr
while bruahl.na teeth.
The recommendations
were made by the San
Ol ego County Water
Authority , which
su pervises delivery or
water to 22 member agen·
cies, The Colorado River
supplies nearly all water to
San Diego County.
"The average consump·
tion of water on a per·
person basis is about 170
gallons da,ly." said a
water authority
spokesman. "What we're
asking is that people cut
back by 20 gallons."
GM Schedules
Emissions
Experiment
LOS ANGELES <AP >
General Motors says 1t will try a
new errlisi.1ons control svstem on
1.400 Pontiac and Ou;ck 1978·
model cars in California this fall.
The new S)Slem. using an elec-
ronrcally controlled carburetor
and a "lhree-wa) ··catalytic con·
\ erter in the exhaust system.
shows ''good promise for meet·
ing lower em1ss1on levels with
m1n1mum losses 1n fuel
economy." said E M Estes, GM
president
He added that the system de·
pends on the electronically con-
trolled carburetor rather than
fuel inJe<'t1on for precise air-fuel
metering He said the new
tat alyt1c converter controls all
three regulated conslltuent.s or
automotive air pollution. mstt'ad
of JUSl two ai. 1s done by GM con·
verters now m use
SF Slaying .
Puzzling
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Police and acqualn·
lances today were puulins over the ldlUne of a
Roman Catholic priest found with his throat slashed in a local motel.
He was identified as the Rev. Alberto Bal·
tagliola, 59, administrator ot Our Lady of Refuge
Church in Castroville, Monterey County.
Police said Father Ba\lagUola had checked into
a mot~l south o( Market Street Wednesday. The
motel manager said there was another man sitting
in BaUagliola 'scar at the time.
The manager discovered the death Thurs·
day when she went lo the priest 's room to return a
credit card She found his fully clothed body in a
pool of blood on the floor
Missing were the priets's credit cards, cash and
his car, a wh1te and green 1972 Ford Torino, The
room looked as if it had been ransacked, in·
vestigators said
Monsignor Phillip Maxwell. sent to San Fran·
cisco from the Diocese of Monterey to identify the
body, described the priest as "a lively, vivacious, humorous man."
J~~~ Designers Snop.
Design Plaza 1s o one·of·o·IMd shopping
d1srncc tucked 1nco o qu1er corner of
bustling Newport Cemer Along these
omocc1ve courryordc; 1n airy wood studios
and shop), ore ore golleries. home furn1sh1ngs.
accessories and specialty store'.. where che
areas f1nesc 1ncerior decorocors !>hop for
choc spec1ol 11em-or room-or serv1Ce
Offices of several 1ncenor design firms ore
here along with those of graphic ortim.
planners, orch1teccs. hoir 1osh1on ond
ocher designers
Look for Muldoon·s oc the encronce to
Design Plaza Shop where designers shop
And where they worl~ coo
\
DE51Gn PLAZA,
NEWPORT :j!; CENTER
The concert 1s free and
open to the i>ubh c ll will
be held m the station theater at 7 30 p m
SATURDAY, FEBR~ARY 19 ____________________ ....
PUBLIC NOTICE
COA\TllNf ll~GIONAL
OCCUPATIONAL l'llOGllA"'
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t~17 at '"""•bow Qfflr• ~' wh1th ''"",.
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Aeqlt>na• OctllPdhtM""I Pr'nqo1m or
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ILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
When our cousins back East were sh1vermg in
t.he1.r recent deep freeze. there was litUe Southern
CahfomJans could do but offer their sympathv und
try to 11vold ooing loo smut< about our own aunn·y com·
fort.
Now our neighbors t.o the north are su(fcrmg from
what may turn out to be the worst drought m state his·
tory. Some counties have been declared disaster areas~ but federal subsidies can't put waler into dry re-
servoirs. . nus time there is som ething we c no do, besides of -
fer1ng sympathy and trying not to be smug about our
still sufficient supplies of Colorado River water .
Plans are under way to reduce Southern
California's allocation Crom the State Water Project in tbe north and permit a heavier draw on Colorado sup-
plies.
, But, while last year's rains IJ\ the Colorado
watershed left storage dams in good shape, this has
been a dry winter in the Rockies too. So if we drain off
too much of our reserve the effect could well be f clt
later. The supply is not boundless.
For Southern Cahfornia this must mean water con-
SQ!'yation now. The Sunday edition of the Daily Pilot
wiU tell yo~ how to help. Please read-and act on-as
roany of the suggestions as possible.
,. Boost for the Gov
Observers have noted that Gov. Brown appears to
be moving toward a somewhat more conservati\~
' stance, with an eye to his 1978re-cilection bid.
' The super -liberal Americans for Democratic Ac-
Uon has given him an unintended boost.
to r evise tne tax a;ystem to place more of a tax burden
on the wealthy, he railed to support privacy bills, and
his administration's budget was "self ·serving and
politically inspired" ln its failure to provide more
state spend1ng on health programs and education.
'··The only things the governor did right, according
to the ADA, were to oppose the death penalty and taJ<e
acceptable stands on civil liberties.
Given the temper of the Califorma electorate
about the cost or the bigger and bigger government the
ADA always has pushed for, what that organization in·
tended as a knock on the guv probably raises bis stock
with m05t voters.
Free, But Not Fair ..
If a 19-inch J apal)ese-made color television set
sells for less than $3~n the United States, it would be
logical to assume the Japanese would enjoy an even
lower price at home.
Not so. They _have to pay more than $500 for the
same set. And U.S. manufacturers. who must sell
their own sets at more than $300 at home, but could
beat the $.5Q<> price tag in Japan, are prevented by
quotas and other restrictions from competing in the
Japanese market
The Japanese admit they're selling at a loss in the
United States-the imPolJte term is ''dumping." But
they're interested in keeping their unemployment
rate at no more than its present 2 percent level. Un-
fortunately, it's not much help to the employment pie·
ture in the US . where many manufacturers have
been forced lo lay off workers for lack of business.
WE
l>O
TAXf 5
U(ENSlS
OF ALL
KtNbS
MO~ESi
CffARGES
Jn one of ils regular surveys of state legislators.
based on their 1976 voting records, the ADA included
an attack on Brown for leading the Legislature down
what it believes is an illiberal path.
The governor. says the ADA. was remiss in failing
So far U.S. o(ficials have rejected pleas for
restrictions on imports in the name of "free trade."
Now they·re quite correctly re-examining the situa-
t10n in hght of the rather obvious fact that free trade
1sn 't necessarily fair trade. \'The n~tive.s 6.te getting re.si\ess.''
Competitor Feels Squee%e J ust Plain
Compromise
Wins Out
Dear
Gloorny
Gus
Perfume Fight Not Fragrant
( ART HOPPE J
Jimmy Carter made history by
becoming the first President to
address the nallon from a Whill'
House Library while wearing a
sweater and necktie.
The decision lo wear both
the light tan coat sweater and the
tie while ma.k·
ing his initiaJ
.. Just Plain
Talk" to the
Am erican
people was
not an easy
one. Top-level
staff di s
cussions o n
the issue
began in\
Plains as lot1'g a.., :.1x weeks
before the inauguration.
From the start, Press
Secretary Jody Powell. 33, re-
portedly led the fight for a more
.. folksy look" -suggesting Mr.
Carter deliver the address either
from the White House bowling al·
ley while wearing his mackinaw.
jeans and lumberjack boots or
from tus and Mrs. Cartcr·s dou·
ble bed while attired m flannel
nightgown and nightcap. Either
scene. it was felt, would proJect
tbe President's "warm, human
quality."
AT THE OTBEB extreme. was
Senior White House Counsel
Robert Lipshutz. S4. The Atlanta
lawyer led lhe racl.lon demand
ing that Mr. Carter BPP<?•r seat·
cd beblnd his desk in the Oval Of-
fice wtlh the Amcncan and pre·
sidenual flags behind him and _ weartni a dignified suit or "at
tbe very lea.st" a Navy blue
blateT and tie.
It was left to top adviser
Hamilton Jerdin <pronounced
••Jor-dan"J, 32, &o work out the
eventual comproml~c. At first.
Jerdln suigested Mr. Carter be
telev~ed bchJnd his cluttcr<'d
desk ln hia rolled-up shlrtalecvcs
See where residents up
north are washmg dtshcs
only once a day because of
the water -,horlJge So
what else is new'! With
today's food pnces. who
can afford to eat more than
once a day?
J.C V
C'.i1oomv Gu' col'\'lmtnh •r• \Ubmrttteu bY rtadt " '"d do not ftf(f\J,tf"Hy rtHe<t t~
Vil'W\ Ot lh• fteWip.jper S-end yOUI' ~t
peoevetoGtoomyGw1. D••ty P••oc
to indicate how hard he was
working. But 1t was fear ed
viewers might then ask what the
President was dolng lalkmg to
them when he should be working.
IT WAS actually the staff in·
tellectual, pohcy adviser Stuart
Eizenstat, 33. who hit on the·
library. He said there was no re-
ason Mr Carter couldn't be re-
laxmg m an easy chair under a
portrait of George Washin~ton
reading a good book like "Pil·
gr~m '1 Progress" when the
television cameras happened to
catch him
At this point, L1pshutz
threatened to quit unless Mr.
Carter "at the very. 'cry least ..
sat m a straight-back chair and
wore a necktie. To make peace.
Jerdil\ aJ(reed but insisted the
President remain coatless.
The tie appeared a defeat for
Jody Powell. But two mmutes
before air time the resourceful
press secretary simply walked
up to Mr. Carter. handed him the
~wealer and said, accordtng to
msiders, "Don't forget: it's sup-
posed to be 65 degrees in here ''
WHITE HOVSE observers un·
an1mously agreed the sweater
and necktie ensemble was a
brilliant political compromise -
mtrronng Mr. Cartcr·s down to·
earth populism with the requ1s1te
presidential dignity.
As for the talk itself, the staff
had coocurred early that Mr.
Carter would undoubtedly think
of something to say. And, of
course, he did.
WASHINGTON -The
corporate giants who dominate
the billion-dollar·a·year perfume
industry couldn't stand the smell
of a httle competition
They quietly put the squeeze on
a small busint:ss man who
succeeded 1n
duplicat
1ng thl'ir
expensive
perfumes and
selling them
at cutratc
prices. The
cosmetics
tycoons
pressured
suppliers not
to provide him with perfume and
urged newspapers not to run his
ads.
THE CONSPIRACY against
Murray Poznak can be·
documented directly frol'Jl
conversations which he secretly
recorded. We have listened to the
tape recordings.
The enterprising Poznak
thought he had a million-dollar
idea. He would duplicate the
fragrances or famous perfumes
and offer them to low-budget
customers.
It was all quite legal. It would
also have been quite profitable if
the big perfume companies had
left him alone. Poznak began to
advertize brazenly: "We want
Chanel No. 5 customers." Then
he bottled a delicate fragrance
similar to Chanel No. 5 and
labeled the substitute "Copy
Cat."
An ounce of Chanel No. 5 costs
$40, but Poznak offered the same
aroma for $16. Moreover, Poznak
perfumes were as fragrant and
lasted as long as the famous
brands.
As sales began to escalate,
Poznak suddenly had trouble
getting aupplies. Commitments
were abruptly cancelled. A
salesman for one large perfume
maker, the Givaudan
Corporation, told Poznak
bluntly: ''I'm sorry, but the
pressure 111 too great, and the
The Slig h t Edge of S ucce ss
What many young people fall
to reaUze is \he fact that you
don •t have to be mucb better than
roott others in order to do well.
Only a slight superiority may be
~nougb to make a vast di!·
fe~nce.
Most of the people we call
"aucceasful" are not twice as
smart, or
twice as able.
d the rest of
the field. ln·
deed, lf they
are only 10
percent more
proflclent.
tbla i•
geoerally
mo re than
onou1h to
ain them a con.slst.cnt eqe.
lb 11)(11111, '°" lnltance.; the bell battln• Ot' passing record• are
not a cTat deal higher than the
averqe. In fteld or track, the dU·
f erenca are even smaller; a
fraelJon of an Inch or fraction of
a aeco.n4 m&.J dbtUt1uleh t.be
wino t from the alto-rans.
Bve~ 11 a~ua.lnled wilh
the fan> .. Jaw 'of cUmlnbhbaa
-\
(SYDNEY HARRIS)
returns." But bardly anyone ts
aware of the oppoalt.e law-that
Just a little extra tffort can add
up to a si«nificant dtlference.
One more erg of energy in a push·
o(( at a ski jump may give an ex·
tra Coot of distance.
IF YOU CAN average five to 10
percent better-no more-than
others 1n your field, the rewards
can be 100 percent gyefter; this as t.bo ··~ effect" o1 •chJevement over a period ol
time.
GamhUni Is a atncular exam·
ple of small, steady increments
makta1 tbe ultitn.U difference.
A cambtlng house doea not have
to be dllbonest. or even to 1et UM
odds for a Jara• ptrcent11e
pa1off. AD edge Ot nve percart..
or even three percent. b enouah
to assure that the house will
always wtn la tM lonl run.
Jo cheu, where thtte ls bO
luck, th ad'Yantaie of a 1tq.1e .
pawn among matched playen is
often declsive; in bridge, holding
just one more trump card than
the opponents may give the
declarer or defender a lock on the
hand. Experts win because they
make sUghtly (ewer mistakes,
not because they perform
brilliantly.
YOUNG PEOPLE are oft.on
overwhelmed by the spectacle of
supniorily, and Wl'oogly tm·
aflne that leaders are endowtd
with vasUy greater capaclUe.s
than \be rest-wben the platn
truth J• that the 1lmllarJUes
amona m• (and wot11en. too. fA
coune) are much closer thao
st'em to be tho case.
You oaily have to be a llttJe blt
better than moat, in what yau do.
Just a UWe amarttt just a little
steadier, just n illtle more
enorgetJc, or whatever other
prime quality b demanded tn
your lleld Ir auccessa ad.mltted
thb, they would oot have c1uso to
feel ao conceited: ancl lf the
up1ra:ot. ~ lhl.I, the¥
would not haY* cauae to t ao
left behl.Dd sta.rtlng-Une .
(JACK ANDERSON )
company does not want to supply
you."
FRUSTRATED. Poznak
a rranged a m eeting with
G1vaudan's president, Norman
Grief, who reiterated the new
policy. "I am afraid," said Grief,
"that if it became known that we
were supplying fragrances to
your company ... it could hurt
us. I have talked to two people,
both preside nts or large
fragrances and cosmetics companies ... and both or them
told me that it would probably
hurt the relationship that we
have."
·'Which companies were
they?" demanded Poznak.
"Revlon and Chanel," replted
Grief. "They both were
extremely concerned about the
obvious Impact that your
business will have on them." He
said other perfume companies,
whose business was worth
millions to him, had also pressured him not to supply
Poznak's company, Sherrell
Perfumers.
"You're just one or a number
that have called." he said. "and
the general reeling is. no. we
shouldn't cooperate with them "
But he added caullously.
··Legally we have to be very
careful."
He explained how the leading
perfumers felt about the sudden
appearance of Copy Cat on the
market. "You start selling
famous fragrances for $5 or f,6,
copies of them ... I mean it's
just the law of diminishing
returns "
COPY CAT was also frozen
out of some or the nation's
top newspapers and magazines.
Off the record, the ad salesmen
told Poznak that their publicat-
ions were under tremendous
pressure. As one salesm an put it,
"What do you lhink I am, crazy?
I am not going to Jeopardize m y
Chanel advertising and others by
accepting yours."
Sen. Gaylord Nelson. D-Wis ..
who has been investigating the
anti-competitive practices of Che
perfume industry, has turned the
case over to the Federal Trade
Com missjon . M ea nwhi le.
Poznak has been put out of
business, and the big companies
are continuing to charge top
dollar for thetr perfumes. The
threat of Poznak's cheaper
im1tat1ons has been eliminated.
YET THE FTC, we have
learned, has dropped the
investigation. A confidential FTC
memo cites an explanation from
Norman Grier that he "had not
wished to be so blunt with Mr.
Poznak and, therefore, had
responded with the story oC
competitor pressure."
In other words, the FTC •
accepted Grief's attempt to
explain away the damaging,
taped statements. The ITC
didn't even ask him why, if he
was under no pressure, he had
refused to supply Poznak. One
investigator told our associate,
Howie Kurtz, that he had seen
"antitrust cases brought on one
fraction of the evidence we have
here."
Footnote: The frust'tated
Poznak. unable to get liction
from the government, ha~
brought civil suits against
several major perfume
companies. Because the suit is
still pending, none of the parties
involved would talk to us about
the matter.
B11reaucratic Monster
C. Northcote Parkinson, the
eminent scholar who gained
world prominence with his
"Parkinson's Law," an all too
true tenet that explains the
growth of bureaucraey with the
observation that "Work expands
to fill the time available for com·
pletion," made another criticism
of government which apparently
1s now being recognized by
Legislative Analyst Alan Post
and others.
"There is a proportionate size
which goes
with max -
imum effi-
ciency and all
our institu-
tions tend to
exceed it,"
Parkinson
wrote. Point-
ina out that
the eruption
or rioting
throughout the world has been
the result or the belief that
polltic•l and industrial
bureaucracies are so great they
seem beyond the power or the
people to influence he nys, "If
this conclusion is wrong it ts for
our rulen to prove lt by forming
new organJzaUons on a more
human scale.·•
WRILE SCANDALS have been mor. the cue than riots or de·
moutratto111 with Calllotn.la's
mualft HaJth-WeUart A#:ftCY. a CODMDIUI ls developtJ\a that.
thi. 1araantuan ~auer.cy Is unmaHeeable ln ltl prt•t!ot
form aod should be dllma.nUecL
Po.t, altltou.lh QOl an arcbltect
of the tm reo111anl1atlon p1M
which ttUWd the huge aaency
• flhlch ~plOl't more than 45,000 and uts up one tldrd ol tho total
$U bllllon •late bud1et, co • curred 1n lta formauoo. Ke now
11ya "Tho camaUd&tloa ht pro-
ten to be a subltaaUal fallure.
Tberellri we ouCht to admit our
( EARL WATERS J
mistake and take corrective ac·
tion."
In a most unbureaucratic manner Mario Obledo announced
support for the idea of decen-
tralizing the agency he heads
slating "the consolidation has
not worked very well." And, in
obvious agreement, Senate
Health Committee chairman
Arlen Gregorio disclosed he has
prepared a legislative package to
break-up at least one segment or
the agency, the Heal lb Depart·
menl which administers more
than 100 programs wtlh 22.000
employes.
Incredibly, the agency came
into being during the administra-
tion of Governor Ronald Reagan.
No one yet understands bow
Reaaan who, in hls own word.a.
gave up actln« "in an effort to
make people aware of the danger
of freedom in a vast permanent
government stnJcture so big and
complex it virtually entrap"
Presidents and legislators,"
could have acquieacod to the
creaUoo of aucb a bureaucratic
moutroalty, let alcme advan~o it
as hll procram.
Either be WU d111tnc:ted by
dreama ti the White House or hll
fean fl bang entrapped by hll
govenunent were well founded.
GaEGOa1o •s plan would
replace tbe preaenl Health
DepJrtment wtth a number of
new departments, some under
the name.s wtUch Ibey bad belore
the consolidation and some with
new and more e.labotate UUts.
WeUare p111nenl• would be
handled under a ntt.oted Social
Wtlla.re Department IDd IPOlt
pub1lc health funct1om would be
placed tmdtt a teStored Public
Health Department. New depart·
ments would emerge to manage
health assistance payments and
alcohol and drug abuse pro-
grams. These would be given
pretentious names while a new
department for senior citizen
problems would be called simply
the Department of Aging.
Employment would be restored
as the Department of Employ-
ment and housed, along with
Rehabilitation and Industrial
Relations, in a new agency called
the Labor Agency.
Whether Gregorio's plans are
the complete solution or not his
proposed breakup and re·
organizations are . in tbe right
direction. The passing of time
will permit judgment of the sue·
cess cl bis plans which should be
left nexible enouah to allow
further restructuring in the
future.
ORANO& COAST
DAILY PILOT
Rof>trt N. Wted. PublWier
Thomas IC~~ll. £dllor
8arbora l(rribfch.
£dttonal Po~ f;cbtor
The editorial page of the Dall1
Pilot seeks to inform and
Almula~e readers by pr.senUn1
on this P•IJe diverse ~mcn\ary
on topics or tnttrnt bJ ayndlc•t·
ed columnlata and cartoonllts,, 1)1
proyldina • forum for re.ten• vlewa and by pttMQtlft1 lbla
rwwtpaper's oplnlou ad 6df•
on eurrent top~. TM edltonAtt oplnl04'1~ ol the Dally f>ilot •~r
only In tbe edltort1l column at ttie
rop of the pace. Oplnlana «· pr~std by the columnlsts and
c.rtoonlats •nd leltl'r wrltera IN'
their own and n() endot'Mmcnt ot
tMlr vltws by the Dai11 PU~
shoold bt interred.
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DAIL. Y PILOT
·Twa•niana
Colkction tO J7 asaar
Pre AP Dbpatehl •m Twalll clncrlbed bia only viait to Vassar
Co1Le1e 1a 1885 •• .. ,hastly," and 1coffed at
"literary remains," so he ml&bt not be overjoyed
tbt.bla private letters have eoded up at Vassar.
But Vanar officials were elated u they
Glllouaced that the colJete has been given a bu1e treuuro of Twal.aiana -eoo handwritten letters and telesram1, ori&inal ink drawtnes for
HHucJdeberry FJoo," family letters and
docuQMlllta lllld even locks of flllllib' hair.
• Tbe COllectton, \lllW recently stored at a farm ln
Dutchess County near the coUe1e, was donated by
Jeaa Coenor, great-aranddaughter of Twain's
sister Pamel Jllottett, and her husband Balpb Coaaor, a former V aeaar trustee.
Sen. Carpeiil,er t.o 'Clamp Lid'
By 0 . C. BU&TINGS Of• Oltly,.. ,..,. •
Senator ».nnla 1!!.
Carpenter baa hl-
troduced a tbree-blJJ packa,o be hopes wlll
''clamp a lld'' oo local
1overomeot apendinc
and increued Dn>l*1Y taxes.
the crowtb ln population t11ia ·Bunnell, recordloc
and inflatlao. secretary; Bon ta lo ••Every Ume tbe Hesse. correspond!ng
Le&lal•ture baa proTi<ted secretary; Jean Forney.
property tax relief. treuurer and 11orence
escala::I ,overnment CoaliJll. parUmentariab.
coats acceleraUns • • • • a11esaed values have taken It away, ..
Carpenter said. ••Thia
pacll:aae ls deligned to
be permanent. We can
on17 do ~ by restrtci.
lnr 10\'el'Dment tax re-venues. .. * The National Broadcasting Co. announced a
five-year agreement with former Secretary of State
Henry A. Kltdqer to aerve as specJal Cl0115uJtant for world affalra.
The bills 1l adopted
would Increase
homeowners property
tax exemption from
$1,750 ol assesaed value
to $2,000. Both the ex-
emption and the renten•
tax credit would be ad· juated anouaUy.
••••
CONGaESSllAN
Mark Hannaford (D-
Loq Beach) bu uraect
the ActlQ&" Secl"etary ot
the · Navy to keep the
service facilities at Los
AlamltGe Naval Air Sta-
tion despite tbe transfer ~-Z.~a.....£1-1.~.A.-.t:!L-..10.....a-1.:1...-c.....z:l~;:,._.a..~~~'9'~:::-=:=:::::
of base control to the
California Army Na-
Financial terms or the agreement could not be determined hnmedtat.ely.
Network President lltnert S. Sdllosaer said in
a 1ta~t that KW.Inger will pJay a principal
OD•aiJ' role beginning in
July in one major news (--------J-d o c u m e n t a r y o n P.'E'no'LE international affairs each VT. year.
He will also make
THE BJLLS would also
chanee the State
Constitution to peunlt
the homeowners• exemp-
tioD adju1tmeot and
limit local government
propeny tu re•emaea to
STUDENT journalists
rrom leVeral local high
school$ dd colleges will
have a~e to ques·
tion Assemblyman Den-
nis Mangers (D·
Huntl.n.gtcQ Beach) at a
preu coa!erence March •• • Mangers will also be
tional Guard.
Hannaford said the re-
tired military personnel
in the vicinity of Los
Alamitas depeod oo Lhe ~l.l._-~P~rM;\\;1~1.i!
facilities and also in-1111119"''""'~~~ dicated concern that
many of the 134 civilian ~-,C..11{"•·-,....~
VALLEY GARDENS PRESENTS
interview appearances on other NBC News
proerams whe n they involve particularly
important developments in foreign affairs, Schlosser said.
Quartet
Slated
Tonight
providinl the students
with updates on legisla-
tions in the California
State Assembly at the
conference lo be held at
the Community Center of
Golden West College. It
begins at 1: 30 p. m.
jobs at the Exchange and
Package Store will be
eliminated when the
transfer takes place.
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ASSEMBLYMAN Ron ·~~~~< Jlzalea~fival
* Harmonica player and composer LUTY Adler
was divorced and already has plans for a June
wedding to a woman who has been waiting in Lhe wings for six years.
Adler, 63, was divorced by his 1second wife
Sally, 38, in London Divorce Court. She and Adler
1 have lived apart more than two ·years.
~ "I am terribly happy," said
. Lady Selina Hu Unga, 30,
daughter o f the Earl of
Huntingtoh. "I've been waiting
nearly six years for this
moment. ..
Banker C.G. (Bebe) Reboio,
a close friend or former
AOLH President Nlxoa, is suing a
Secret Service agent and a former assistant
man ager or Nixon's Key Biscayne, Fla. compound.
The action involves $65,795 Rebozo says he loaned the two.
According to papers filed in Dade County
Circuit Court, Rebozo's Key Biscayne Bank and
Trust Co .. loaned $40,795 on Nov.
3, 1973, to Secret Service agent.
Edward Moore and William
McLain, an employe of the
G e n e r a J S e r v i c e s.
Administration, which ran
Nixon's Florida retreat. Moore
and MacLain wanted to get into
the laundromat business.
On JWJe 15, 1974, the suit
said, the bank loaned them
another $25,000. But soon they 11110zo ••
started missing paymeQts and, by 1976, they still
owed $61,412 plus interest.
Cordova (0.Saddlebaclt
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Valley) has introduced
legislation he believes
will assist local govem-T he Beach Cities STATE ATTORNEY ment by simplifying the
Delegation barbershop General Evelle Younger procedure by which a
quarter will perform to-will speak at the Feb. 24 General Plan may be
day at a meeting of the meeting of the Newport amended.
South Oranee County Harbo r Republican "The proposal is
chapter of the California Women. Interested technical in nature," he
AssociaticSD of Physical· Republicans are invited explained, "yet it will
1 y H a n d t c a p p e d to attend. save local government
(CAPH). The meeting will be lbousands of dollars and
The meeting will begin held from 10 a.m. to noon untold hours or valuable at 7:30 p.m. in the at the Balboa Yacht time."
auditorium of Marco Club, 1801 Bayside Dr.. Cordova•s legislation
Forster Junior High CoronadelMar. would allow City Coun·
Scbool,2S601Caminodel Newly installed cils and the County
Avlon in San Juan RepubUcan women or-Board.sofSupervisorsto
Capistrano. f i c er s are Jackie adopt changes in items
The local CAPH Heather, president ; whichpresenUymustbe
chapter is working to Ruth Steen, first vice referred to Planning
generate a greater president; Dora Hill, Commissions.
awareness or the needs second vice president -::========::--of handicapped people and Marian Bergeson. call 642-5671.
and their right not lo be third vice president. Put • few words
segregated, said C eova -===================:; W elnert, president. The •
1 Other Officers are Cyn-to work for ou.
statewide organization
of about 3,000 members
supports a legislative
program on behalf of the
bandlcapped, sbe said.
Additional infonnation
is available by calUng
!tfrs. Weinert,496-2836.
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Jack Wllkin1, SS. died
Wednesday after plung.
ing 900 feet do'<'-n the
steep slope or the Suc-
cess Cleaver ridge on , rACIRC YflW ..,
MIMOllAL 'AH
Mt. Rainier.
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Quincy Ho~. 76, a
pioneer in radio and
television news commen-
tary, died Thursday of
cancer of the larynx.
Eatery
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became violently ill
within an hour or eating
a dinner of mushroom
soup, lamb stew and
orange sherbet in a
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i , " "How To Save Your Own
e," it acbeduled for public•·
n tlarcb %4. In tt. J11dora llJ, _••Fear'a" imaelnative
~brew out of a bad mar-
1e, wins lndependenee and
ijtcomes • 1Uceeetul writer.
And '" t.bat novel done, Me. JQDI A Ce wants to alter
coune. novel in progress, ten· tati~ called "Parachutes and
Klaaes," doesn't feature l~adora,
though the aeronautical allusion
Un gen.
''Frankly, I'm tired of writing
a1>out female sexual fantasies. l
ftnisbed the novel (the "Fear of
Flying" sequel) about a year ago
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tblne1. I think writers 1et tired of
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eeu.td.
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in the last nine yeara that booU
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zillions ol boob deallne with sex·
uallty. Some are tood and many
are crumnay. It'• hard to know
where we're soma with these
book1 .•. But I'm alad such
thinp can be publlahed. In the
end l believ~ the Sood writers
will emquer and tbe poor oaes
will 4rop off."
Fig Tree Stolen
A thief carried away 'a five-
foot tall potted fie tree Wednes·
day that was among other
potted plants in the driveway of
Kenneth L . Maloney's Laguna
Beacb home, 1041 Santa Ana
St.. police reported. Estimated
value was $31.
Part ol her new book is set in
Hollywood and reflects a year
she spent lo Malibu.
''ALL THE C&AZINESS of
America is brou1ht Lo a pitch in
Southern California. And I put
that in the book," sh• said. .
So allet the year living oo the
Pacific Cout, abe moved back to
New York, her childhood home.
She found that t.oo hectic, so abe
bought a house in the Connecticut
countryside.
Ms. Jone says readers -
particularly men -often ap-
proach ber fearfully or in a
challenging manner, expecting
her-to be a 10-foot Amazon armed
with a jagged knife.
· "THE REACTIONS l get are
typical ol society as a whole.
There seems to be a distorted vis-
ion of a liberated woman. If
you're successful, then you must
be ageressive. I found •this
depressing at first but now 1 ac·
ceptit."
Other people share her feel·
ings. she says.
A · Dhne or ldue?
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' i BEA ANDERSO~, Editor
Friday, Februery_!8. 1977 BT
Plane
Facts
Aired
0 By MARCIA F-ORSBERG Of,,_ Dolity IOI ... Sl.tt
Time was when stewardesses were regarded merely as
glorified waitresses in the sky who peddled coffee, tea or milk
Fortunately, the image, along with the title, has changed.
Now known as flight attendants, men and women who work in
a service capacity for airlines are becoming recognized for their
diverse talents and responsibilities.
They are familiar with emergency procedures for hijackings
and other Incidents. All know first aid and cardiopulmonary re-
suscitation.
Each one has an understanding of the theory or flight, as well
as an awareness of airline terminology.'
FUGHT ATfENDANTS for Air California, the only lmE:
based in Orange County, have been well-acquainted with all these
aspects of the career smce the company's birth m 1967.
However, 1t has been Just recently that passengers and the
general public have perceived airline personnel as more than de
coration
Good grooming standards are still upheld, since attendants
al'e esset1tJan1 on st1lgi!>dtmng an on tire flight
But in case of an emergency landing, that pretty little 115
pound blonde has lo be able to move qu1ckly to the emergency
door, pull it mlo the cabin, turn it sideways and shove 1t through
the opening -in about nine seconds.
SHE MUST remain calm, maintain order and efficiently tn·
struct passengers in evacuation.
She has to be able to put out a fire, deal with a bomb threat
and administer oxygen to someone who is gaspmg for air because
of smoke in the cabin or in case of sudden decompression.
She knows what to do if a passenger faints, suffers from tn
sulin shock or breaks an arm.
To gain expertise in all phases of flight attendance. Air Cal
requires thrJW weeks of intensive training at its school in Newport
Beach.
Instructor Natalia Corich sets up a rigorous schedule of
classes, exammat1ons, actual observations and mock ups for the
trainees
"ON THE FIRST day, we flew lo $an Francisco for our un iform fittings," re<:alled Pam Hadley, one of 10 ll'•duates from
the most recent train mg program
From then on. it was eight lo 12-hour days or studying, with
tests almost every day.
"This is the most difficult and most significant thing I've
done In the past two years,'' noted Miss Hadley, a Corona del Mar
High School graduate who attended the University of Arizona
The Newport Beach resident continued. "I know so much
more now than ever before.··
BER CLASS of six wo~en and four men heard paramedJcs ,
speak, extinguished a gasoline fire, jumped out of an airplane m
the rain and served a mock flight to company personnel and ex
ecutlves.
They learned codes, routes. company policy and history and
the 24-hour clock.
The 10 trainees, chosen from more than 1,000 applicants.
were "enthusiastic about a career as a flight attendant," said Ms.
Cori ch.
"I'm still stunned." remarked Miss Hadley as she received
her wings and certificate of graduation.
•Tm one out of JO out of 1,000."
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Flight attendant trainee Pam
Hadley is put through, the paces
for ·Air Cal, extinguishing a
gasoline fire (above), practicing
cardjopulmonary resusitation
·· with mannequin (below) and
evacuating airplane (left).
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Educator Offers Good ·Counsel ' .
87.JUDITB OLSON
Ol .. ~..-..se."
At an .,e where most people
~..;. thtnkin1 about 1oln1 fishinc.
Tbomaa DJer ii embarkl.Di ao a
whole new career.
DYer. a former hlih school
prlnctpal who recentlf ntumed
from Mninc as an assoc late pro-
• f e uor in USC's Overseas
<f
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Thomas Dyer
doesn't believe
in letting good
talent goto
waste. He has
embarked on
· second career as
; marriage, family.
~ counselor .. One
: of his concerns is '
i , .
~ high divorce rate. . "'
•
,
Graduate Program, bas bung out
his sbinde aa a marrtaae and
Camily counselor.
He bad u opportunity to move
on to Iran from the Orient. where
be tauibt iraduate educat!an
Pl'Otrama to Am caoa livlna
abroad, but Wu etlet to Teturn
to the U.S. to belin coamelinf.
Forced retirement at 6$ ts
''absurd." Dfet ~ •·n re-
aJJy grew out of the Depressjon.
If a person wants lo go on and has
a lot to give, it's a s hame."
Dyer chose counseling because
he bu long been interested ln the
field and be enjoys something
that ll "intellectually stimulating
and cballenitna. '' He particularly likes working
with young people, since he spent ao many years as an educator,
and because ''they are more
open lo ideas.•·
DYER. WHO BAS studied ex·
tensively under Dr. Carl Rogers,
the preeminent authority in
client-centered therapy, al.so is
concerned about the high divorce
rate iii this country and would'
like to see it come down.
"I do some lecturing for
service clubs," be said. "and
have found people interested in
what causes divorce. I aot a good
feelina that UU.S was thelr con-
cern."
Dyer became· interested in
counseling as a returning
veteran from World War U. Be
saw that servicemen required
more than vocational or educa-
tJonal counseling because tbey
bad many penonal adjustment.a
tom alee, too.
In the hl&h &ebools be noted \hat
"sheer numbers of students pre-
vented counsellng!'
Today, young people are con·
• cerned about chanetnt Ulestyles
and vani$binc careen. "Th~ls
such a different atUtude f.c*ard
mam-.e," be said. "ll·• old·
fubiOMd. Thu. Is oo tialM to
divorce."
Dyer, who a1ao bad been a
part·time lnatructor at California
state UDlvenJty. Los Anaeles,
Jumped at the chance to teach ln ·
Asla when It., .. ott:~ by use •
live in foreign cities and meet the -personal problems ..
countrymen ln their own homes. "Millie did a lot or counseling
In Bangkok bis students in· with the wives," Dyer said.
eluded three Thais, a school prin· "They limply dJdn 't have enough
cipal, a university professor and to do. Perhaps there wasn't
a housewife from a propserou.s. enough income for them to have
family. a car. so they lived a dismal ex·
He found the people of istence.
Thailand "very sweet and nice,
not prone to violence," which be
eaid was a reflection of their Bud·
dhiatberilage.
In Bangkok the Dyers lived in a
nice apart1nent and had an ex-
tremely talented and efficient
Tbalittafd.
For 12 hours of worlr, 1~ or
seven d~s a week, she received
~ averaae Thai salary, ol S50
per week .
•'She did all the sbol>Pille,
wbJch'tiPould save us money, and
all the l~bndry and cleanlnl. She
made hors d'oeavres, but lbe
couldn't m1x drlnka. • • Dyer said.
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ignals Decoded Inaccurately?
l>ZA& Atfff LANDERS: blood clttu11Uon and pnvtnt WaW410'l~priot thll..... ~ wbiD the paUeDt llWll
• • Mr'Vlce to pracUcal, voc1· Ue ln CIQe JlOlitloo for a loat time. oeal and rer tatered nurse' t lay • man 'Wbo ta bult.by
· •,,..bent 'm 11.1H many e:ooqh to tTlb • nw'H 9YC'Y b1nnmla10tbo1ameproblem. Ume lbe 10. n .. r bla bed 11
i. Tb• main rapollllbWty ol a healthy tncJqCb to 10 bo!D• -and
,nbrH ti to«nJ oat the doctor•• I've told~~ that. nm iDd to m•e Ute pau.t u A 11U111 "t trat a female comfart.ble u JIQllible. doctor« dentift that w11. Why lJ for IOIDe m,.imoua reuon, there '° UtUe respect for ua
mO.t male patients IM1D to tb1nk nurteeT -INSULTED
we are Plubo1. ~. TIMy ~ DE,\& IN: I dlcla't realise
~lk '9ut ancltnat u. alf we are male .. .._., were ao lecbnoa.
en for tbelr looktna aDd feel· Wlaa&clo,.. Mil Ilk• .. ,..,,
1p1Mlun. A---"'-carabtteda&19 When we oiler• male paUent a ottn a...14 c 11ene1t oat. *lm:&b. lt ta DOt b9caute of a Dem• M ...U.1 .... _.of
•tcret 4Hlre to work In a llpU.. .n ...... parlor. Backnabl belp
Gemini
Be Flexible
SATURDAY, FEISRUABY It
SYDNEY OMAIUl
AIU~ <March 21-April 19): What 1eem•
confusion, a tanele, missed signal -tbeae all re-
bound in your favor. You eain benefits from un·
usual sources.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20>: Wish "comes
true" but in manner you did not exlM'C\. Mcney
question is favorably resolved.
GEMINI (May 2l·June 20): Hl&bJicht
veraatlllty. Be flexible, wlllin& to explore
broader horizons. SenUmenlal associate aldl ..
CANCE& (June 21.Jwy 22>: You need addi·
tional information before elJ'\l'arldnl on m-.jor
project, assi111ment.
LEO <July 23-Aue. 22>: Member of opposite
sex i. very much in picture. Tendency ii to act on
impulte.
VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Low key ap·
proacb ii best-don't force isaues or people. Key
now ia timlne. diplomacy.
UBBA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Indirect approach
is best for now. Be aware of basic material, of
potenUa.I.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You eet in·
volved with places, situations, people. Be ready
for cbqe, variety.
8AG11TABIUS (Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Finish
project -look beyond the petty or Immediate.
Your "i.nnervt.lon" comes into focus. .
DEAit ANN LANDERS: Woo· ~ul avesdllp and altunoou
ue tametlmet spoiled because
cueatl dDft'l know wbtn and bow . to t:Dd a vilit.
Pie .... Ann. lD your own etrec·
tlve way, wUl you writ• a~:·
•rapb Ol IO on If &celul and •
Iy departures1 • whether aftel'
hmcb, tea, cocnell• or dinner?
Endl .. fuwellJ can be deadly,
and l have baa vlcUmiied SO
often. '!bank you for any help you
can sh'e me and others wbo have
experiencfld tbe ••ony. -MY
NAME ts LEGION
DEA& LEGION: Your pltlbt
re•llldl me at•• old joke. Tbe d.Ufereace blhreea Ule Ba1&Ub
Hd "• Yt.ddlab 11 &bat Ute
BrlU1b leave •ltbout 11yta1 aoedb,e ........ YWdlU..,
ioodbye wt&hoat lea vi.De.
It 18 1traqe that aome fieltl
c aa sit for bo9n wltlilout 1aytq
boo, &hell 1uddealy become
dowart&M claaUy at the door. or
ea dte porcJa. w ba tbe drlweway.
Tbe cluay farewell Is brlef and
speedy. So do YOW' bostea a
fner, fol.U, and keep ~ la
mbad tbe neat time you make
youredt.
DEAR ANN: I'm U\ my late
40s. The problem: My husband'•
ex-wile. For the put 12 years, no
matter where I turn, Betty is In
my.,..ay.
Whenever there's a wedding, a
birth, 1deathor11crtous 1Uneu,
httJ lslM~Oll tba&eeDA. litl lD·laft, wbo are no lon«er
HER famlJ.1 Metl'l overly frte.nd ·
J1 to blr ~ '"UnderlY" frtandly
tome.
l 've told my bu.band at least !O
Umes that Be&t.y mun Jilt un·
comfortable. Don't you think he
sho.&W be wlliins to leave wbn
we arrive eomewbere and ahe 11
pretentf
We've hid NV•ral f11ht1 over
this and UMJ stt more bitter u
time 10•1 on. My buaband
wouldn•t tolerat• it for 4H
minute If my ex •bowed up all
over the plac.. Your oplltlon,
please. -ANOTHER ANN
DEA.a ANN: Obvtou.l.Y )'OaJ'
Bidders Be<:koned
The Providence
Speecb and Hearin• Center in Oran1e will
launch a project this 1pr·
mg designed to provide a
follow-up pro1ram for
high risk infant.I from
the nursery of St.
Joaepb'1 Hospital of
Orange and the Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit at
Children's Hospital of
Orange County.
Partial fundinl for the
speech , hearins .
perceptual a nd /or
behavlorlal dlaordera
severe enough to later
manifest themselves as
problems leading to
learntns dl.sabWties will
be followed by speech
pathologists and
audioloeists at the
center.
The James Irvine
Foundation recently
awarded the Center a
$'15,000 l?ant to be given
over an 18-month period
for the study.
11Jar1aret Anne Jn
man, center director .
will coonllnate and will
be the administrative
director, with Ralph W.
Rucker, MD, d1rector or
the Neonatal Intensive
Care Unit at CHOC as
medical director.
Hi•h Risk 1ntant Pro· ..-~R~U1111111F1111111FE~ll-'""'"S-...-------eram will come from
proceeds from Auction u~s.,.ny U n l a m 1 t e d ' '1 '1 , .-~ • 5"
Everything from Soup to W..... Y• W•
Nut.a, sponsored by tbe flle ....
Founders Chapter of the ltU ""'-lt.c.
Aux Wary for the center c.te MIM-141-eHt
Social hour and vlew-
ine lime for this aixtb an· lO V! Al FIRS! SIGH!
nual event will Miiin at c .. vi.o .. ew
10 a .m . followed by vtOCiovtt:w~E"•~ brunch at 11 a.m. with • .. .,, ... · r-· S1i .. no • ,, __
auction to follow on :::::::'9t7:S40o-
Thuraday, Feb. 2', in the 606 Le..___ ..... ---
grand ballroom of tbe ::::::::::=--=::::;=:::: ... ::::::'-....::::::~ South Coast Plua Hotel,
Costa Mesa.
Free Puppet
Shows
CAPBJCOBN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Someone
"wbiapen a secret" and this is much to your ad·
vantage. Accent on relatives.
AQUARl\JS CJan. 20-Feb. 18): Protect as·
sets -promote personal security. Written
guarantee may be necessary.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Element of
humor enters picture. Some wbo opposed you
could make major concessions
Mrs. Vmcent Smith (left) is reservations
chairwoman for auction to benefit high
risk infants. Marty Bruce (right) is head
nurse for intensive care unit at CHOC.
Pope Hilburn of
Newport Beach and
David Popp of Hunt-
ington Bearh will serve
as auctioneers.
The event is open to
the public and reserva-
tions may be made by
contacting the center,
639-4990.
The POOUlar Mitchell
Marionettes come to
Ille with eong and dance
daily this Saturday
Sunday alld Monday m
Huntington Center Mall
at1.2.3alld4pm
Great family entertainment
Beech 81\/d. at Edinger ott
San Diego Fwy
Survival of the Fittest
······························~ . "~ . : TO BE 1( • ~-:~ :
OR NOT TO BE ~ ·, ) !
Sport's 'Unconventional''
According to chapter
president, Mrs. Kenneth
Hobbs, proceeds will be
earmarked as usual for
the center's scholarship
fund and equipment
needs, as well as the
High Risk Infant Pro·
gram.
Phyaicfl and develop-
mental evaluation of
hiih risk infants will be done through the High
Risk Follow-up Clinic at
CHOC.
. .
••• PREGNANT! . /,
PLANNED PARENTHOOD
World'• oldeat end largeac prtvate &
co~ntlal family planning aervlce
-
By EAMA BOMBECK
One ot tbeM days a new-sport will be added
to tile ()brmpic 1am•, called atmply, "Conftll·
lion..''
0..-...S athletes h'om all over the world
wW come toletber t.o compete in OCM or the mOlt
sruelllnl event.a in sport.a b1atory: aurvtvlna •
convemian.
Tbe event will be a combination of maratbon numlne. drinkiD& relays, freest)'Je lyln&, and a
creamed dncken eatatboft. But all eJ• •W be
UpoD tJle wiDDer' of tbe Convention Decathlon -a
seriM ot 10 events to test the eb~sical and men-
tal endurance or the athletes.
1. 100.Meter Elevator Duh. Two elevators
are aituated in a hotel boasting 525 root11a and
hostin& lSOO coa•enUoneers. Tbe meetings are
scheduled in the Promenade Room which ia on
the mC11en1pe between the third and foarth
From 81
••. Counselor
·• mc'au. eodaily be!cn they marry."
~. RI! SAID RE thinka trivia ts a bi1 cause of
T marital d1scord. "Il team to hurt feellncl. Then t i• a lack of tuat.aiDed communication tbat bu
meanlna. ..
'
WbJ c:an 't married couples say what they
I feel? .. With a lot ot them it'a inMc:unty. They
doeti wa to 111ake waves or cauae di.aqree· t meat.I, .. Dyer noted. ~ He otmoualy tau found happiness so far In f bla career u a falltl!D• eoamelor. '"l'bere wu a
lot of aatllfactSan wttb tb• Cltber. but hen I'm wo= wttb lodh·lduala. There la more Udbf~" ~ No. ndNmentJUlt WUD'l tllie thiQa fOI' Dyer ... -~=~'t~bulsee bowtcdbb'tm· parumtldl wu.•• be ~bianew care..
noors. and is serviced by elevator No l between
the houraof3 and 6 a.m Noone knows this.
2. OUtluting the "Keynodder" Speaker. Trus
bu beela compared to waking up in the recovery
room and being asked to applaud. A conven-
Uoneer in Miami once sat through 15 keynod
apeat.-. in four days. They say his cigar burnt
ri1bt through bis index finger and he didn't even
feel ft. 3. The Name Tag Hurdle. Some :smart-aleck
wlll alwaya leave his name tags in his rooms and
you aN forced to look al hia face. This could
throw a "lapel man" who goes through the entire
convention smiling and conversing with chests.
4. The Surprise Visit From the Wife High
Jump. 1be record for this one was set in 1954 by a
cookbook salesman Crom Gary. Ind., who tried to
convlnce bia wife he was nearsighted and
thouCbt tbesign read, "Message Parlor."
:».Small Talk Bull Throw. A five-day, non·
stop talld.ag compeUtJon in which the talkee must
cany ca a convenation without saying aaythmg
worth repeating.
8. C6allenging the Great Dlvide. A week or
dlvldina dinner checks 20 ways, dividing room
aervlee 40 ways and bar bills nine ways. This is
culminated by dividin8 the cost of a taxi ride to
the alf1)0l't in which Frank. got off at TWA, Fred
rode OD Eric'• lap, Harvey went to Braniff, Rod
to American and Neal left b1a lunage at the curb
at the hotel.
1, I, 9, 10. The laat four events are related to
one aantber. Aft.er lbe conventioneer has over-
eatea, overh,dulged, overstayed and over-
estimaed Ida worth to the company, be mmt re..
tum a.De and explain to bll employer why the
seal on bll COGvention kit ta still not broken and
wb)' ma ltem on hil expeDM account reads,
•'TOQIUelha•ed ••• ..,pluallp." \
!VERYTHIMG GOES!
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END
Early treatment to in·
sure maximum develop·
ment during the infant's
first two years or life will
be coordinated through
this Pl'OIJ'1UD. Children jdenlified as
havins language /
Birth Control Counseling
Pregnancy Testing • • • • Newport & Saddlebad( S47-oll4 • Clinics for..,...,.,_ •
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Frtd!y. FebtU"'Y t8 1877 OAll Y PILOT ::Ms
Midwinters LaunChed
Seven County Yacht 6lubs Host Actio11
8) AUtON LOCK°'B EV °"'''-.tot ... " .. ~-·-
S~vc-n Orange County Y•cht
ch.lb~ wuJ b<' amonl( the 16 host:.
of lb• giant Soulhtrn camorn.l.&
Yachuni Association M1dwll\tc1
Ut&alta. lhe 48lh edition of wtuch
gel..!I uodt'r way S»turduy und ex
tend:s lhrouah Ml)nday
The "Mldwmleri." is the
largest winter time sailing re1at
ta in the world. usually drawin11
more than 1,000 boats in 100 or
more classei; The unui.ually
warm weather if It continue~
is expected to draw a rct•ord
entry or nearly 1.500 boab
THJS WlU BE the first year
that the regatta has extended all
far south as Dana Point ·where
the Dana Point Yacht Club and
the new Capistrano Bay Yacht
Club will Join forces to ride herd
on three classes or Performance
Handicap Racing Fleet yachts
The Balboa Yacht Club md the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club will
handle nine classes such as the
stately schooners. the classic
"ooden huJls. 10 meters. Rhode~
33s, Etchells 22s. six meter~.
Santana-22s. Rhodes 19s and
Thistles
The Newport Harbor Yacht
Club and the Lido Isle Y <icht Club
will combine their race commit·
UCI Sailors
Compete in
New Orleans
The CCI sailing team lakes
fltght for New Orleans today
where they "111 compete in
Tulane Univers1tv's Wmd1am
mer Regatta on Lake
Pontchartrain Saturday and Sun
day
The team consists of Mark
Gaudio. Chuck Sinks, Rick Kern
and Ann Colhns. They will be
racing in 420 sloops. a 14-foot
d1n~h) popular w1lh 1n
tercolleg1ate 1>a1lors
ll will be the third year at Nev.
Orleans for the UCl helmsmen
They are the only Culiforn1a
team to be 1nv1ted UCI won the
regatta in 1972 and placed second
10 1973.
In addition to the host school,
tht> local collcgwlcs w1 II bl' com
peting a~ain s l team s from
Brown l'ruvcrMty. Notre Daml'.
L'niver s 1ty of Was hington.
l'niversrty of Texa!> at /\u!>ltn
Unjven;Jty of Pennsylvuma and
Clemson l'nivers1ty
\
BOATING
tees to supervise such classes as
Speedball-14 , Lehman·l2, Mel-
ralf, Montgomery-12. Naples
Sab<>t A. B and C, and Sab<>t
Senior <skippers over 40 l
THE HUNTINGTON Harbour
Yacht Club will be hosl to three
classes of Lasers, Force 5, Small
Boat Arbitrary and Ghost A and
B
The heavy action will be in the
Los Angeles Long Beach harbor
area where the regatta original
t.>d nearly a half century ago. The
Los Angeles Yacht Club will be
the only club to stage three days
of racing. It will be the scene of
the big ocean racing handicap
and large keelboat classes. rac
rng one race each day. Thest•
classes are the TOR Mark III A,
B. C and D. Cla-40, One Ton.
l'hree "luarter Ton. Encson·JS
and Sh.ields
The Long Beach Yacht Club
"111 handle such classes as
Cal.29, Cal·25. Sanlana-27. Ex
calibur-26. and CaJ-28
THE ALAMJTOS Ba} Yacht
Club will be the scene of compett
t1on for two classe!> of CaJ-20s
plus such dinghy classes as 470.
Lido· 14. Na lion al One Design
Snipe, Coronado·15. Taser and
three classes of Lasers
The Little Ships Fleel of Long
Beach will handle four classes of
PURF. PCC. Ranger·26, Colum·
bia-26 Mark ll and Day Sailer
The Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club
will start a class of Multihull
Arbitrary. plus P-C at. Cal·20.
Geary·l8, Mercury, 5-0-5 and Fireball
THREE SANTA Monica Ba~
clubs will al~o bav~ a ~hueoCl.he
acuon
S"beduled al Caltfornla Ya('hl
<.:lt.ab nro au.ch claases ais SoUna.
H•lf·Ton. Tempest. Toronado,
Star, Quarter Ton and t'inn.
Tbe Ptl Rt•y Yacht Club will
pr.ovuk· action for lhc Ocean
Racing N1.t~marans, Erlcaon
2·32, K -38 MORA, PC, Ven·
ture·24, Cyclone. Windsurfer,
Sidney Sabot and WestwlndSabol
classes.
The King Harbor Yacht Club
Will have three classes or PH.RF',
Newport-JO, Santa Crui-27, Thun
derblrd, Cul-20 und Victory
<'lasses.
THERE IS only one power boat
event In the Midwinters It Is the
Southern Cahfomia Crui1er As·
~ocaat1on predicted log race
which this year will be run out of
the California Yacht Club instead
of the Long Beach Yacht Club as
m thep~t
Jn addition lo lhe many take-
home trophies awarded to wm
ners in each class. there are 13
perpetuaJ trophies al stake in the
Midwinters.
The sponsoring SCY A 1s made
up of 60 yacht clubs, 1>a1hng clubs
and sailing associatiQns from
San Diego lo Santa Barbara.
Van Metre,
Kings Capture
SORC Regatta
MIAMI (AP) Jack King of
Annapolis. Md., and Albt:rt Van
Metre of Fort Lauderdale
steered their yachts to the best
unofficial limes in their divisions
m the Ocean Triangle, the tturd
event or the Southern Ocean Rae
1ng Conference CSORC) circuit.
Ki n ~'s 46-foot s loop Mer·
rylhought posted the best cor
reeled time of 16.9836 decimal
hours in Class A. D1v1s1on 11
Running Tide. a 60·footPr Oy-
rng the Lauderdale Yacht Cluh
colors. led Class A, Division J
with J7 ·0673. However, a protest
"as lodged against Running Tide
which was to be ruled on later.
Kialoa. a 79-foot California
yacht owned by Jim Kilroy, was
the first vessel lo finish tbe
tr1angul11r race from Miami ta
Great Isaac Light lo West Palm
Beach and back to Miami
But Kialoa 's corrected. han-
dicapped time of 17 9367 put 11
out of contention
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PUBLIC NOTICE
"IC'Yl'YIOUS BUStNE\) HAMESTU'IM!"T
Tht: fOllCWtlnQ pPf'SOfl\ !!if'P OOlf\9 bu\•
nf\\~f;
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Hun!lnglon 8Hth, CA '7•46
PHIL.IP H M<NAM(E 18SI
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PUBLIC NOTICE
fllC'YIYIOUS IUStNESS
NlliMIE STATIEMENT
'~· IOllOW1"9 Pl''-I\ CIOln9 l>u\I
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THE WEYBRIDGE (;ROUP 1400
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Counlr Crertt ot Or•ftGr Covntv on
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NMIAIES'YATEMlNT
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llUSllUU
N•ME STATEMENT
Ttw tollowlnq Pf''"°" •~ 0011'0 bu\1 ""'' .\ PLUSH PUPPY PET ~HOP -
W•stmln\l•r, c; G. CA'7&••
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Honor Roll
Lois Redding of
Fountain Valley ha•
been named to the honor
role for academ1('
excellence at lht
\Jniversily of Arizona
College of Fine Arts.
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS BUSI NIESS
llliiMIST•TEMENT
The tottawing penor" are do1n9 bu\.1
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PUBLIC NOTICE Ftl>ru••Y. II .. 1S 1911 )S1 II ""'" ., Pl.ALA ANN) E'S 0 Pier• SQ""'* PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Orenq«, C•llton>I• ,,_
Voe-I P••llllm. ,.,.., If• Gl•ll
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VIOll>o"'•m Thi> ,,.,_, .... lllld will\ ltw
County Cl.,_ of Of•nge C:ounrv °"
Febr.,.,. 't 1977 ,,,..,
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fr1d&y, F~ary 18, t077
-l;harter ~irline's $89 Coast-to-COGiii PaclWge Bene/ itJJ Cited
W ASKING1'0N (AP> -World At~.t)'•' propota) to ol(er C'OUt· t.o-coMt fil&hta for S89, hair tht
current coach fare on aebechlled
alt • hu won support from
the Uce Depa.rtmenl.
In a ~Uon nted wlt.h the Civil
A ronauUcs Board <CA~> de
partment attorneys aald ThW"ll·
day tho World Airways plan ··wtu
bring aubltanUal direct beneftta
to t.hO t.l'aveling public ...
~
World first proposed the
budget service in 1967 but" the
CAB failed to ad on the plan. Jn uns, the ~mpua,y ume back t.o
th~ CAB with the nme proposal.
The board ruled then tbat the
law 1>rohlb1ted World frorn pro-
vldi.t\g tched1,1led rugbtl because
1t was certified as a charter
alrUne, but the U.S. Court of AP·
pul1 onrruled the board's de·
ciaion. Now the CAB must dedde
Meat Hike Slows
whet.ha-to allow the low-eost
filgbts.
The airline wo"ld offer relU)u
scheduled fli1ht1 between
Newark and Baltimore alrporta
al'ld airports in Ontario and
Oakland.
Jn effect, the flil(hta would
serve the Loa Anaelea and
Oakland areu on the West Coast
and the New York City,
Wa1hinlt.on, D.C, &nH.
·Vegetable Prices Soar
W SHINGTON <AP>
Con me.-. can expect to pay
ubout 20 percent more for fresh
veg~ables in the first quarter of
lhist year, the Agriculture
Departmeat says.
C TAKING J
__ ST_OC_K_
in the record to support 11 finding
or unlawful monopolization or at·
tempt t.o monopoli%e in any of the
relevant markets suggested." -
TaUaBalced
"This rise alone will likely ac·
couat for an increase or about 1
percent in grocery store prices
for .food,·• the department's
Outlook and Situation Board said.
Senl•ar Slated
A free seminar on investment
techniques will be h~ld in the
Catalina room at Park Newport
Apartments. Newport Beach, at
7 p.m. Monday.
D.J. Bentley, president of
Bentley Laboratories, Inc •
Irvine, has aMnounced that the
company has terminated dis-
cussions with potential
purchase~ of the corporation.
The corporation has no present
intentions of holding further dis·
cussion.s regarding disposition of
1ts business, and management in·
tends lo continue the mde~endent
activities, he added
Bul officlals said that part or
the Increase in vegetable prices
will be offset by retail meal
prices, which are not rising as
much as predicted. USDA
estimates food prices will in·
crease 3-4 percent in 1977, but
•this projection will soon be re·
vie\ofed.
Rolf Winterfelt. president and
director of research for Rolf Win-
terf elt Securities and Investment
Management, Santa Ana. will
present the seminar.
ReasOll Rep•ra.ed
ANAHElM CAP> -California
Computer Products Inc says it
will appeal a judee's dismissal or
its $300 mlllion antitrust suit
against IBM U.S. District Court
Judge Ray Mc Nichols found Feb.
11 that Calcomp hid failed to pro-
ve any antitrust violation or
monopoly
Tlaomanc& Sutter
LOS ANGELES (APJ -JIWl·
dreds of thousands of California
cutomers of a New York-based
money order firm face eviction
notices, loan defaults and other
financial woes because of the
company's collapse, a state of-
ficial says.
Drtougltt A fd A•kftl
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Noting
California's Sl billion to $2 billion
farm losses, U.S. Sen. \.Alan
Cranston said he has asked
President Carter to speed up aid
to the hard-hit cattle industry.
Cranston said California's
economy now is so strong that
• gross state products should ex·
ceed $213 billion for 1977. But he
warned thllt the state's economy
will be in ·•very deep trouble on
a I most every front" if the
drought extends inte 1978.
The Associated Press er
roneously reported in ed1lions
Thursday that McN1chols had in·
dicated Calcomp had shown IBM
had a monopoly share of the
general-purpose com put er
market.
Pete Hansen, chief deputy
superintendent of the state's
banking department, said many
of the 400,000 cases on file with
his agency face crrt1cal money
problems because of the failure
of the Universal Money Order
Company, which collapsed Jan.
PUBLIC NOTICE
P'ICTITIOUS aUSIHIESS
HAM£ STATEMENT
Ttit lollowln.;i ~·-'' 001ng bus• no \S .a\
EVIE THINGS LOVE LY 11
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PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTI nous •VSIHE SS
NAMC n.anxlHT
, ~ IOllOW•"Q ot<'IOM •rtdoln9 ~I· ,,,,, ~.s
TME SPEAl<E" SHOPP!?. nu
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Fd><1 .. ry4, II, II U. Ifft ~11
PUBLIC NOTICE
In fact the judge said "I find
there is not substantfal evidence 12 •
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICIEOI'
l'U8LIC HfAIUHO afl'O"f
TMf ClfYCOUNCIL
Ol'TME
CITY 0# FOUNTAIN VALLEY
NOflCE ISHEREB'r G•VE"I 11'1•1 on
Tunclay. ~rcl'I t, 1971. 11 8 00 pm In
111~ Councifl naml>•'. IOlOO ~'"'"'
,\¥f1"U« f ain V•llf'Y. Ca1ttorr,1•
I~ C•ly Gou •I w•ll hold• oul>l•c nor
1n9ont,.lotl •""!
Ot\l>un-nl of FtOt•ll RtYt'1Vt
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on ,,.. ~••bl• UM'S ol enlllltment
lunO\,
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m.v tOllllCI ""' Clly Come>lrotl•r ,.
q1r01nq 11\•S '""' M .. ).IJ71 CITY COUNCIL OF THE
Cl TV OF FOUNTAIN
VALLEY
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PUBUC NOTICE
l'ICTITlOUS aUSIMIEIS
"""'. STATaMaMT
Tiie , .. ._. ... --I• ~ buM nenes
8AA8ARA"S S HOPl'ING
SERVICE. )0)1 J .... "oao. Cos•• Me'SA.c..ll~a .. .
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""" Pftll91911 0r-. eo.'' De•IV "41ot. , .. ,~,., •. 11.1t.u.1.r1 •·n
Got a problem'1 Then umle to Pat Dunn Pat u•1/I
cut red tape, gell rng the answers atU1 act 1011 you
need to solve mequ1ttes m govemmenl and bus1·
ness Motl your quesllons to Pat Dunn Al Your
Service. Orange COO$t Dail.11 Pilot. P 0 Bo= 1560,
Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Include your telephone
number The column appears daily except
Saturdays
Drip, Drv and Deteriorac~
DEAR PAT: One ot my trtends has been using
phosphate detergent for nearly a year now, and she
claims that her ramlly's clothing ls lasting longer
becaus'e of being washed In this type or detergent. I
maintain that our hard water undoes any good the
phosphate detergent may provide. Am I right?
J .T., San Juan Capistrano
You're rtglat about the bard water aspect, bai
not aboat tbe detergent. UC Dula textlle re-
aearckf'a Mary Aaa Morris and Harrie& ff. Pra&o
say that both carboaate detergent and •ard water
contrlbu&e to rabrte alnasloa. Tbelr stady does In·
dlcate tltal tile Me of bard water In la1andettn1 ac·
eelerate1 tbe rate or abrasive damage; and
atplflc:utly more abrasion occun wben fabrtea
are laadered wtUI carboaate detttgent than with
pboaphate deter,en,. The Increase In abrasion Is
dJredly ~lated to the buUd·ap ol calelam depo11t
on t.be fabric.
After 40 launderlags ln bard water with
earboaate dder,ent, tbe fabrics were beavU:p en·
cralted wttb c:aldam depoatta. Some encrustation
wa.1 IODDd on HSJiples laundered wltb carbonate
builder ID bard water. but It was smaller and less
aallormly dlltrtbuted. Fibers from samples laun·
dered wU.11 pbosplate detergent In bard water
1bowed a allpt iranalar depcNlt.
World plans to uae planes with
seat.a relatively close toaether,
leaving less leg room than
normal, and would offer few ln
fil•ht aervicett.
Department attorneys arcutd
that many puaenger& h•ve no ln·
terest in meals and movies that
boott OMt cost of COHl·lO·CO&Sl
flicbta on the other alrbnes.
''THE PUBUC Is entitled lo at
least one vtable low-fare option
ln this market." the department
said.
"The proposed service would
effectively promote air
transportation by making coast·
to-coast air \ravel available to a
large segment of the public cur·
renlly unable to afford it." the
petition continued.
The budget flights probably
would not damage the other
airlines because there still would
be many passengers who would
prefer the amenities offered by
the other airlines and would pre·
fer departing and arriving at the
major central airports in the
coast cities, the department said.
Current one-way coach rare,
including taxes, is $196 for a
flight from any of the three
Washington-area airports to San
Francisco or Los Angeles. The
first-class fare is $298
THE COACH FARE FOR
nights from Neward to San Fran·
c1sco or Los Angeles is $206 and
the first-class fare 1s $313
These rares are for regular
daytime nights. The cheapest
transcontinental flight 1s night
coach which costs $165 between
New ark and either West Coast Ct·
ty and $157 between Washington
and the California points.
American Airlines and other
scheduled carriers rece11tly pro
posed budget service for
transcontinental nights. These
proposed fares are not as low as
the World proposal, and
passengers taking advantage of
them must buy tJckets 30 days
ahead and must stay at the
destination a certain number of
days.
Dwarfing ltlan
Worker inside one or 500 external fuel tanks being built at
Michoud Assembly Center, New Orleans, gives an idea of
the tank's dimensions. Each tank will carry more than a
million pounds of propellent·for the country's space shut-
tl~
West May Not Gain
From East Drill Ban
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The legal theory used to void $1.3 bllUon In
East Coast offshore oil leases may not be available lo void similar
leases in Southern California, a state lawyer says.
U.S. District Court Judge Jack 8. Weinstein, In voiding the East
Coast leases, said there was "considerable circumstantial evidence
that environmental policy docu·
ments and public hearings were
but a charade" because the de· c1sion t.o lease the 011 drilling Interior Department may be able
sites had already been made.
CALIFORNIA COULD have
raised that argument in an
earlier suil against the Interior
Department but is now barred
from raising it because the case
has been decided, according to
Deputy Atty. Gen. John Meck.
Private groups that sued the
to use the successful legal theory
if their cases are pendlni.
One such group, the California
Association of Governments, has
a suit against the Interior
Department, but officials there
said they couldn't evaluate
Weinstein's decision unlll they
have a chance to read lt.
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'Happy Den'
Ma Belt Reamrtla Brood
lly JOHN CUNNIFF ................. For the aecot>d Ume In two yean and lbe lltb 11.D~ USt •
. Ma Bell has nourished her brood, oow numbtrlna neatlY
thrttmllUonabanbolders, wtth a dividend lncreue. The American Telephone & Telesraph Company, whltb
operates the system, has &ADOW\Ced that the new quamrty
dJvldend would be Sl.O~ a 1bAH, or f',20 a year, a return Qf
nearly 8.5 percent a year.
AT THAT RATE -AND DON'T ror•et, many people
bou1ht ln at much lower prices and ao have bl1her effectlve
retu"'4 -the loyalty of shareholdera ln the natloo '1 lar1est
corporate concern haa been rewarded and preserved.
A high return la considered wlso ·•
these days by managers of blue chip cot·
porations, because they must protect
themsdves against the competition of
high interest rates in banks and bond.I.
· John D. deButta, cbalrman, made it
perfectly clear he undeutQOd bla aha~eholdera' yearning not Ju.at for
seclirity and lont·W'm 1rowtb.. but for
something ri&bt oow, for ll"lllDedJ&te la·
come. W.N1',
ATlrT SfBIVES TO KEEP THE family happy. "It IS
upon our ability to maintain conUnu1n1 investor lotaest In.
our bu.siness that our l®'·lerm service oapabWty ulUmate..:
ly depends ... a aid deBuUI.
A haP.PY brood, that ls, means a happy hen. Aboul a fifth
ol AT&T s shareholders participate ln a dividend reinvest-
ment plan that funnels the dlvidends right back into more
shares to finance growth.
Ma Bell's h•PPY family is also influential. When the
dividend increase was announced at double what m&Q1'
analysts had expected, it prompted a lot or institutions and
individuals to call their brokers. Price rose generally_. .
IN f'ACT, AT&T'S DIVIDENDS appear to have more
influence on the market than AT&T's extraordinary earn~
ings, which totaled $3.83 bUlion last year, a 22 percent in·
crease over the $3.15 billion earned in 1975. Based on the most recent figures, those eamlngs should
be exceeded ln the cWTent fiscal years. In each of tbe past
two quarters it baa earned more than Sl bllllon. But there are problems with such numbers: They are so
large as to almost lose meaning. What do you compare them
Lo?
TUE COMPANY BAS CLOSE TO A billion employes,
more than 120 million telephones installed and, based on a
1975 avearage, probably will handle close to 500 million
messages a day this year.
It is only by breaking down AT&T's numbers that we
can appreciate the significance -the $4.20 a sbace in earn-
ings, the $165 price for each ol 607.S million shares outstand·
ing. Not everyone, however, is happy about AT&T's num·
bers. A good many customers this week are irritated that
telephone rates should rise while the company reports such.
healthy earnings and dividends. ·
YOU CAN BE CERTAIN AT&T DOESN'T see It that
way at all . It feels its rales are reasonable; it feels its
dividends are justified. The reasoning goes like this: We live in a capitalist
system. We can enlarge and improve our companies only by
the infusion of capital. Capital infusions come from peopl~ with extra money who want to invest to make more.
Therefore, you must keep your shareholders happy i
you are to maintain emciency and innovation and, as a con\
sequence. keep rates to their minimum. You must be good\
to your shareholders. To which we might add . Don't complain. Instead, join
the family.
Price J-,Ulex Blamed
For Market Losses
NEW YORK (AP> -The stock market showed a
moderate loss today on the news of a surge in the govern-
ment's consumer price index. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks dropped
3.49 pointa to940.24. Losers outnumbered gainers by about a 3·2 margin
among New York Stock Exchange·listed issues. Trading
was quiet. The Labor Department reported that the consumer
price index climbed 0.8 percent in January -equal to a 9.6
percent annual rate -for its sharpest rise in a year and a
half. And the department cautioned that the figures didn't
reflect the full impact or bad winter weather on prices.
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LOS ANOE!.ti CAP) -.. e
call hlin • r. Ma enJaJe• ... ,aid
Lanny WadJIJ.ns, wbo just mlAed
·• share fA the lead In • late-&fternooo foe.
"J 'm tickled to death tO be Just
hot bade of Mr. M e'Qlale
-we call )Uk 'Mr. Mauenaale'
when he•a pla)'lni like he ls rlJ,bt
now," Wadkins observed after an
opening 66 tbat wun't quite good
enoueh Thursday in tbe first
round of the $200,000 Loa Ana el es
Open goll tournament, · .
M assenaale, a record-11et.tint.
runaway winner of last week's
Desert Golf Classic, still h~ bis
strins goine. He now has Jed the
last aix rounds ot compeUUoo on
the "Pl'O golf tour aAd is a total of
Z9 under par toe those days of
"lay. •'When.'' someone asked, ''are ou · tocoolorf?"
y ·~~ .. Rik said "I'm not
~ure when it'll be, but it'll be too
aoon.
"I juat want to keep It going."
tlis pace hasn't slackened at
all.
Maaaeogale, who led all flve
rounds oC the Hope and won by
six strokes with a' 23 under par
scoring total, followed up with a
six-under-par 65 -including
birdJes oa bls first four holes -in
the fll"St round of this tourna-
ment, an event he'd ori&inaUy
AP Pholo
JIMMY CONNORS BACKHAND TO ROD LAVER.
Sports in Brief
Laver Clobbered;
Pro Team Revolts
TORONTO Top·Se€.'dcd Jim·
my Connors disposed of 38-year-
old Rod Laver of Corona del Mar
6-0, 6-1 Thursday night to ad
vance to Saturday'i; semi-final
round of a $100,000 World Cham.
pionsh.ip Tennis tournament.
Connors, the top·ranked player
in the world. took just over an
hour to bt>at the Australian and
moved tr\to the next round
again:;t Eddie Dabbs Dabbs ad
vanced to lhe scmts by beating
Keo Rosewall, 2·6. 6-3, 6-4.
Be«-fu.tf R..-colt
RICHFIELD , Ohio
Cle vel and Barons player
representative Bob Ste-. art said
the rebellious hockey learn pro-
ba bly will not suil up for tonight ·s
game here agatMl lhc Colorado
Rockies.
Stewart said a majority ol the
players had voted not to dress for
tbegamc.
He said the players on the Na·
tional Hockey League team, who
missed lhelr payday this week,
want lo bf paid.
The CCAA executive tomm1l
tee ruling announced that LA
St3te player WiH Roberts did not
meet all the requirements or the
conference transfer rule.
OCI at H011te
UC Irvine will be favored to
end a five-game losing streak
tonight (8~ when the Anteaters
host Lo5 Antetes Baptist College
of the NAIA Olstr1cl Ill in
Crawford Hall
lrUlt Win
NEW YOR*-R1ch Branrung,
the former Marina High School
of Huntington .Beach star and a
rreshman starter for Notre
Dame. scored lour pomLc; as the
Fighting Irish edged Manhattan
College. ln-76, Thursday night in
Madison Square Garden
'" .... Lose INGLEWOOD CAP> The
i>l•nned to1klp.
.. ,."' reaJ elad l changed my
mlnd," Massengale said after bis
effort ovtr the old. tough, 7 ,029·
yard Riviera Country Club
course.
"J'm oot dome anything in
particular thut·~ different,"
Mnssenaale said "My brother
(touring pro Don> helped me a
little with my putting a couple of
weeks ago, but lt 's mostly just
that I've sot it all together right
now.
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Into tbe tournament, real excited
about il, but r didn't expect to get
oft to a start like lhis.
"I'm playing just about like I
was Jut Wffk at Palm Spnng.'S.
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1rona 1ood and my putUn1 is aUU
working."
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Title Shootout Tonight
As SC Battles Corona
By ROGER CARLSON
Ol ltle Oally "ilal SIMt
Soulh Coast League basketball giants Corona del Mar and San
Clemente. each with 12-1 league
records and 19 victories this
season. collide tonight for the
league championship.
The s hootout is at San
Clemente High and it's billed to
s ta rt at 8 before an expected
sellout.
Both teams feature an im·
press1ve front line. excellent re·
bounding ability, man·to-mande·
(ense, a fluid fast break when the
opportunity is there and a pure
shooting touch from outside.
EarlJer this year Corona del
Mar nipped SC, 62-61.
Patted against each other in
this loop fu1ale is Corona del
Mar's 1-2 punch or 6·7 Alex Black
and 6 6 Jack Tuz. the combina·
lion that led to Cd M's 25·0 record
m 1976 prior lo the playoHs,
against SC's Big Three~· 7 Bill
Neely. 6-6 John Carson and 6·6
Ted Hettinga.
And ln the backcourt, the Sea
Kings or CdM coach Jack Errion
boast Paul Akin-who nvals San
Clemente ace Tim Dunham m
the shooting department from
outside. Guarding Akin wall be
John McDonald.
"You had to feel this one was
going to be some kind of game
Toaig.bt'a Starting Lineups
Corona del Mar San Oemente
6-6 Tuz F Carson 6-6
6-2 Esposito F Hettinga 6-6
5.7 Black C Neely 6·7
6-2 Akin G McDonald 5·11
6-0 Rains G Dunham 6-2
several weeks ago," says Ernon
"The league was strong enough
where you could get knocked off,
but you had to feel these two
teams. 1f not even. would be
within a game of each other.··
Both quintets enter at full
strength and appear to be play
ing al or near their peak Only
the status of Black 1s questiona-
ble. The 6-7 All·CIF ace fell hard
Wednesday although Errion
says he expects Black lo be ready
San Clemente coach Stan
DeM aggio. who announced his
LA Ten11is Tourney
Casals, Evert Head
Toward Showdown
LOS ANGELES <AP> Rosie
Casals and Chris E' crt arc great
friends off the tenn1~ <:ourt. but on
the court is somethin~ else
There. they arc arch-enemies.
They figure to meet in Saturda)
night's semifinals of the Sl00,000
Los Angeles Y. omen's tourna-
ment folloY. mg Casals' 6·3, 6·3
qu<trlcr·fmal triumph over Bn-
la1n 's Virginia Wade Thursday
nt~ht.
All that stands between their
meeting is a \ictory by Evert
tonight over Kerry Reid of
Australia in ::i quarter-final
match
Since 1968, the diminutive
Casals has played championship
Oregon Tops
Troy, 60-57
EUGENE. Ore. <AP> -Greg
Graham came off the bench lo
score sax straight points and lead
an Oregon comeback as the
Ducks downed USC. 60-57 in a
Pac1f1c·8 bas~etball game Thurs-
day night
Oregon was down 52-48 with
S 41 to play arter a Cree throw by
USC's Greg While. Greg Ballard
hit two free throws and Ernie
Kent hit a short jumper to tie the
game at 52 with 4. 15 left.
matches against Miss E' ert 19
times and won onlv once 111s 'ia1d
that she 1s Jinxed°b.> the Y.Orld"
No I pla.>er
Casals was asked 1r sht• mi~ht
havefoundawa.> tobN.11 E'"ert
.. Probabl~ the button that·" go
mg to open up the earth and
swallow h~r." c;hl' smrl ··shes a
tough player You'n got to beat
her strokes and .>ou've got to beat
yourself ··
Only nine dayo; ago m Chicago
when Casals was playing doubles
with Evert as her partner against
the Russian duoofOl1it<1 Morozova
and Natasha Chmyreva, Rosie
was suffering from the rtu and a
tern perature of 103 degrees.
As the teams changed sides.
Casals re11ted with an ice pack
againstherforehead. lier partner
asked her to default, for the good
of her health, but Casals refused.
She was feeling so bad when she
arrived in Los Angeles that she
considered withdrawing from the
tournament.
But her Cirst·round singles
match was a breeze against ln-
erid Bentzer, 6-1, 6·2
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~ J Cftrt~ Ewr-f·'-"'"'ft l)eat (;1vn1\ t""ol•\.l•nd•
Moltrom. • l. • ~
resignation as Tritons boss, ef.
fective at the end of this season,
says· "We've got lo execute de·
fense better than we did the la.st
time we played. We did a poor
job against Akin and we must cut
down on some of our mistakes.
"We threw some passes away
in the third quarter that really
hurt us.
"We feel every position is pret·
ty much a toss-up. CdM might be
a little tou~her with Black and
Tuz. but we're competitive."
DeMaggio 's Tritons are
ranked No. 2 in Orange County
and in the CIF 3-A poll.
Corona del Mar, playing with
more intensity since a 41-39 loss
to Laguna Beach, is No. 4 Ill
Orange County a nd No 3 m CIF
3-A rankings.
Says Err-ion: "I think the peo·
pie other than the stars are going
to decide the game We expect
Black, Tuz and Akin to play well
rt 's Steve Esposito. Mark Rains.
Doug Killion and Dave Koehler
and how well they can handle
their opponents that may decide
it."
Says DeMaggio: "What has
made our team this year is the
fact we can go eight deep and not
feel any effect. Our bench-Mark
Sherry. John Stephens and Glen
Franks-any of those three could
easily be a starter . And Neely
has been the best surprise of all
with h.is rebounding and overall
defense.··
San Clemente has also im-
proved with the team play of
Dunham, while Akin 1s con-
sidered a money player in key is
sues. All this. plus the fluid Tuz
with his shooting, reboundmg,
assists and defense makes 1t a
game that features at least sax
players with all-league potential.
Black has been in the 20s in six
of his last eight games. Tuz, in
addition to a 15.9 scoring
average. is lethal with his pass-
ing to the open male. Ak.in scored
21 against SC in the first round.
Dunl'¥!m is deadly frol'h 20 feet
and scored 38 against Anaheim's
Katella. Carson has been in the
20s six times, including 24 when
these two last met. And Hettinga,
along with a soft touch from 10
feet, has dominated the boards.
Hi s confrontations with Black
and Tuz on the boards could be
the determining factor.
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Spillane,
Hamilton
SinkOSU
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CORVALLIS. Ore <AP>
Guards Jim Spillane and Roy
Hamilton combined for 39 points
Thursday mght as UCLA pulled
away lo an 89 76 Pacihc-8 Con-
ference ba~ketball \.1ctory over
Oregon Stale.
Spillane. usually firing from;
outside 20 feet. led all scorers
with 21 points. 12 in lhe first half .•
Hamilton added 18. including
three kev baskt•ts as the third·
ranked Bruin!-> pulled away in the
rinal minutes Spill ane alSQ-
i;topped Rot•ky Smith. Oregoo-
State's ~harpcst shooler. lJc,
-.cored 18. but six or them came
after the outcome was decided.
The v1ctorv crucial to the.
Bruins' hopei ror an l llh corl"o
secut1ve Pac-8 Utle. was rn doubt.,
v.1th 8 20 r€.'maining and the
Beavers lra11in~ 71 -68. But
Hamilton and Sp11l;me forced re·
pealed turnovers, UCLA scored
eight unanswered point!> and was
never in troubll' agam
·He's had a good night every
tame we've played them,··
Oregon Slate coach Ralph Miller
said o( Sp11lan€.' ''They'll blow
that outside guard shot up there
orr the break because lhey have
an inside n.·bounding po!iit1on.
Tonif(hl they wt•re gmng in.··
The Bruins led 46-45 al the half.
as Oregon State fn•shman center
Steve Johnson scored 16 points.
Oregon Stale had the lead brieny
in the opening mmut<.>S or the
second half
David Greenwood grabbed 11
rebounds and scored 20 points.
and Marques Johnson sank eight
or nine from the field and score<!
17 for the Bruins.
Steve Johnson led the Beavers
with 19 points. George Tucker,
who had eight assists, scored 15
The Bruins lead the Pac-8 with
a 8·2 mark and m<!et Oregon
Saturday
UCLA /lU John\on II (,r••~w')()d ?O.
._..,m11tM 1f \f'.MllAOf" 11, Town'M"nd I VrOflWI" a ..
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Galey Supplies the Spark
Sl.w•rl. a Cleveland de-
renseman. itald the playel'9 were
willing to sit down and talk with
Barons' owner Mel Swlg and
added that he was hopeful some
agreement could be reach«I by
tonleht.
Atlanta Flames. who hadn't
scored a power play goal again~t
Los Angeles in their last 11 meet
mas, got power.play goals from
Willi Flett and Curt Bennett to
defeat the Kings 4-3 in National
Hockey League action Thur11day
ruebt.
After White hit another free
throw for USC. Graham hit a
s hort jumper, WlUle lhrew up an
air ball, and Graham hit two free
throws with two minutes to play
to give Oregon a 56-53 lead and
the Ducks were In.
USC had moved ahead when It
outscored Oregon 15-3 midway
through the ~econd half to go
abead4S.36with 11:13 left.
Newport Harbor Whiz Leadil Way \
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SAN JOSE, Cali!. -Fonner
Wimbledon champion and
Newport Beach r~sldent Jloy
Emeraon, like fellow Australian
Ken Rosewall, never haa learfted
to act his age on the tennis court
Emerson. 40, fought his way tn·
to the quarter-finals of the SS0.000
Grand Prix teal• tournament
1buraday ni&ht, u111etUna Jeff
Borowiak. 21, 2~. s-3, ~ 1.
Borowl1k, wbo won lbe
Dayton, Ohio, Grand Prlx two
weeks ago, brolre Emenoo't
service three Umea ln tho ftrat Mt, but only one at\trtbat..
au Forl •
Ca.I State <Loa ~nstlu> must
forftll all t&a C'OD.t enc NI ~
ball -.\WX'lea UiJJ season~·
-of a .Ill~ rU.t JfttradJoa, Che O.W:~~.Coll 111 Mhlt'tk AIP Jatklii liaJ dedanld. •
'rhe Diabloa •er• Ued Wltb
NOribrldc Stat. tor the ~AA
lead wltb a ~2 ttCOrd.
--
IAd~Tri .. plu
OCEAN CITY, Md.-Bob Lutz ot San Cl~m en te won a
quarterfinal round victory over
an enraged Cliff Richey. 6-7, 7-S,
HI, in. a Sl00,000 tennis tourna·
mentbereThursday nig~t.
use 1511 "°"'"°'°" 1 li•rwH•.on 1. Whit. 1 PMl•r IS S.Uot'<I 10 Jon.-• Total\ 1111 21151
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Girl Boxer Flattens Boys
SALT LAKE CITY CAP) -"Amber Jim" Hunt. ttn 11-
t year-old, 6$-,POUnd &lrl boxer who was a pen pal of
murdettr Gary Gilmore while he was awaiting execution
by a firing squad. goes after her ninth s traight victory
agaiMt boya tonight.
The Salt Lake City girl will batUe Bobby Banks of
Tooele. U\ab, ln an 18-card Golden GJoves-Police Athletic
Leacge tournament at the State Falrsrounds Coliseum.
Am• llu ltopped .ach of ~er previous opponents.
GDJMre aaid ln his COl'n!ll>Ondence with Amber J1m
that hewu her No. l fWl . They exchansed poema, pictures.
Hllsious thou.chts and alfection, and he 1ave her a movie
came1ta and projector and $200.
Ambtr. who hopos to win the Olympic boJCln1 sold
medal tn l9fH and then turn pro, wu started In lone
dlitance tunnlns, swtmmlnc a.n4 welaht tU\tns by brr lather when 1he waa 8 In an tl~rt to trim hu from 100
pounds.
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By BOWARD L. HAND\' QI .. Dall'Y .. I ........
Rob Galey ii Mr. Consistency
for the Newport Harbor High
Sailors basketball team, a sur-
prlae second place out!lt in the
Sunset League tbls se.aaon.
The C<lO.Slatent play of Galey
bu been one ot the prime re-
aaosu for the 1ucces11 or coach
Jerry DeBusk's Sailors. He t.S
also tbe team's leading scorer
with a 19 point per game
average.
"He's a real gamer." DeBualt
says ~ bis ttar forward. "By
that, I mean be doean 't practice
well all of tbe time but in a same,
he rl•es to tbe occ-aaion.
"He bu b"ouble 1etUn1 emo-
Uoaal)y ap far gracUces and I
have to tlnd Ol 1tay on top ol him
a lot t.Q &et the mGSt out ofbJm.
"I'm DCJ4. lm1>1Yini that he'•
l111y. lt'a juat that UtUt:i certain
eomethina that cUck.a when he'•
in a 8aDM sttuatton.
"I try to ebCOUJ'ate hlm •nd Jet
hlm lmoW I am 1otn• to demand
more h'om birn .ID preclle. ao
can lmpron lo 1ame altua-
tloo.1."
TbeM
.. -
ROBGALEY .
all on the court. He la not only the
leading acoTer bui often la the
leading usilt man and la ukec\ to rebound. •·ff has to play an
aU-roundgame," De Busk says.
Galey gets open a lot more
Utan eome playen becaUH he
tDovea ao well In and out of an op-
po mt'• defcnae without bavlnc
tb•baD.
"I feel the real key to his SUC· cese la his consistency," DeBuak
uys ot Galey. "A lot of Umes at
the end of a game oppostnc
·Coache. aay they do •• •t reallze "-
haa scored u many polnt.s u ~
bu.
•'He does the rundameatal
thinl• very well and hls shootinr
accuracy is phenomenal-he••
hlttin1 over SO percent from tbe
field and that's a prelty hi&h
avera&e."
Galey it a confident player aoll
wanta to play basketball tn cqt
lece but hasn't decided wb~
that wUl be yet. He is alJo t.
volved 1n other activities and ll •
good student accord.in& to b1I
coach.
"He reallus he d~n·t have to
be the leadlni scorer for us to be
1uceessfUJ and be Joel out and
p1•)'• thal way. llll bl Heat 10,.l
la to wtn, nol aee how ~
polnta he can acore," DeB~ says. ,.
A,.m"t Sunset Learue toes;
Galey baa Improved in tht
aecood. game apln1t all oppo;-
n.enta ~ Into FrldlJ' nfOt'I
finale Wlth llunUDston Bea.eh.
Traek Boaad•p
KTUthers, Harper
Spark SC Victory
810 Clwmtllte Hi1h'a Mike
Krutbtr1 "on t.brff races and
anchored tbe wlnnlnt mlle relay team u t.be Triton• ripped visit· inf Anabelm, N-38. in their track
qd ltlld ~e.t Thureday alter-noo1l,.
Kruthen captured the 100-yard
dash (10..5), the 220 (23.1) and the
'401115'.e.
Teammate John Harper
1cored a double victory with a
dl1tance of 56-31,; in the shot put
and a throw o( 150·0 lo the discus.
FIRST MAJOR SPORTS CHAMPS -The Estancia High
(Costa Meaa) Eaites won the Century League basket-
ball chamf»!onsblp -the first major varsity crown m the school a 12-year history. From left -trainer Bill
Kelsey, Scott Hays. Gary Bauer, Joe Gioscii&, G_reg
Krohnfeldt Jim Price, Pete Neumann, Doug Jardine,
Brad CooPer, Mike Camp, Scott Rei~. Kevin Corbett,
Ray Orgill, Dan Ogden, coachDaveCarlisle.
Aqd ~lsewhere in a tri-meet •t
the College of the CaDyons,
Edison's <Huntincton Buch>
Steve Rakbsbani narrowly mi1-
1ed deartna 14.0 in the pole vault
after winning the event with a
heiaht of 13.0.
Wrestlers
Yie in CIF
Sectional~
Orange Coaat area hfib school ~suers will compete In the CIF
sectional tournament Saturday
at Cypress Colle1e beainning at
lOa.m .
The top four wrestlers in each
weight claaa will advance to the
Southern Section cbampionahips
to be held al Fountain VaUey
Hlgh Feb. 26.
The South Coast and Sun.9et
Leaguee qualified three In each
diviaioo for the tourney while the
Century Leaiue qualified 1la top
two.
Amoog the wrestlers compet-
ln g Saturday are Fountain
Valley'• J.a6.pounder Bob Chase
and Ron Nozaki (98s).
Cbaae, a Sunset Lea1ue cham-
pion for the past three years
finished s~ond In the CIF last
year. The talented senior boasts
a 31-0 seuon record including six
pfns.
Nozakt, who placed fifth In the
ClF 188t season. will take a l!H
mark to the section al.
Other top Sunset wrestlers an
dude Marina's (Huntington
Beach) Dout Belanger in the
148-pound divis ion and
heavyweight Carl Ch,erry
Cherry and Belanger are un-
defeated and ended the season
With 27-0 recorda. Cherry bu 17
pint to bis credll, setting school
~ord.
From the South Coast Leaiue
Corona del Mar's 123-pounder
Cbris Crosson will see actJon
along with teammates Cra1a
Evans (157s) and John Goe&aeJ
in thel.945.
And Misaion V1eJo's Denny
Morrow will be a threat lo the
141-pound class.
Admission i.s Sl.SO for eduJla and $1 for students and children.
Estancia Cage Crew
Bags 1st Major Title
Bf BOGER CARLSON Olt• 0 .. 1, ~l"t Ii.fl
They've hardly been con
sldered patsies in athlehcs these
past dozen years-but the cold
fact is there has been a con
apicuous absence of cham
pionsbJp hardware 1n the Estan
cia Hiih <Costa Mesa> trophy
case.
However, the long varsity title
drought is over-thanks to the
champio11Bhip pJay of Estancia
Hi1b'a varsity basketball team
under coach Dave Carlisle.
The W11 EaJles are Century
League champions as they gird
for tonight's circuit finale. No
other team on the varsity level
(.with the exception or golf) has
accompli shed that trick-
although the Ea,les have !lot
been without Ule1r outstanding
Individuals over the years.
Floyd Harryman, in his finaJ year as principal at Estancia,
says his only real frustrations
during the drought were at the
outset.
"We began in 1965 with no
seniors," says Harryman. "And
we didn't have a full complement
of juniors. It 1ot ua off to a rather
slow start and it seems the slow
start had a t en dency to
perpetuate itseU.
"But I've never felt apoloeetic
about our program We've had
Sunset Cagers Vie .
Newport Harbor High's Sailors
seek theJr seventh win in their
last eight Sunset League starts
tonittbt as they invade Hunt·
ington Beach High in the 1977 loop
hnale.
It beeiN at 8, as does the clash
at Huntin&ion Beach's Manna.
wbere Westminsterinvadea
Coach Jerry DeBusk's Sailors
appear headed for the CIF 4-A
basketball playoffs regardless of
tonight's outcome. masmuch as
even a loss combined with an
Edison upset of potent Fountain
Villey would give Newport no
worse than a second place tie
with Edison.
For the rest-it's the end or the
line. Huntington Beach, under
coacb Elmer Combs, ii seeking a
. 500 level in league standings and
revenge from a 73.71 loss to
Newport in the first round.
Pacing Newport a re Rob
Galey, Rolf Schwalbe and Steve
Timmons, while Huntington
Beach counters with Cary Burt.
Clark Sims . Dean Owen and
Greg Steinhaus
The Vlltin1s of M utna coach
Steve Popovich could accompllsti
two goals with a victory tonight.
First, 1t would avert a losing
season Manna Is 12·13 overall
Secondly. st would avert an aJl·
losing league campaign at home.
Twice the V1kea have topped
Westmmster, and each time it
was by one point.
WestmlMter, 0-9 in league, is
paced by .Mike Sodders and Ttm
Page. Manna's ace is Tony War-
ren
our s hare of kld1 who have
gained All·CIF and all-lea,ue
bonon. ·You're always hopeful
that you are the top dog, but it's
an unreallatic hope for the m~t
part for many."
To be sure, Estancia has h11d
some potent outfits. The 1970
football team finished second m
league, losing in the CJF 3-A
second round to Bonita Hlgh's Al·
len Carter-led Bearcats. The only
other loss? A 14·12 setback in
league to Huntington Beach's
Ediaoo, which just happened to
finish the season aa CIF cham·
pion wtlh a 13-0 record.
Others have done well, too, but
there has always been a
circumstance or competing m the
same league with an over -
whelmingpower ·
Corona del Mar HlCh dominat·
ed six others ~sides Estancia in
water polo. swimming and ten-
nis; baseball competition has In·
eluded some of the better teams
in Orange County like Los
Alamitos, Fountain Valley, San-
ta Ana Valley and Foothill, and
basketball wars have included
Corona del Mar amont others.
Only wrestling. under coach
Jim Warren, ba.s beM regarded
a s perennially s trong But
circumstances have been such
that the Eagles have been forced
to settle for nine second place er-
fort.s
However . 1976-77 varsity
basketball talent Ray Orgill,
Pete Neumann, Doug Jardine,
Greg Krohnfeldt, Jim Price,
Mike Camp, Brad Cooper, Kevin
Corbett, Scott Hays and others
under Carlisle, have ended the
streak.
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23-1 Barom Challenged
Area Fives
Play Tonight
"I'm pleased as punch," says
Harryman. ''Those kids really
deserve somethin1.
"My prloritles are in the
classroom , but you can see
there's nothing like a winner. It
develops ao atmosphere
throu1hout the school."
Estancia la ln the playoffs for
the second straight year, but un-
like other ttmes when the Eailes
sweated it out to see if third pf ace
was eood enoueh for a playoffs
berth, this time it's a waiting
game to see whJcb team Is select-
ed to viait Estancia, borne Of the
Century Leaaue champions.
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Sunset League rivals Fountain
V.Uey and the Chargers from
fluntlngtoo Beach '1 Edison club
tdul&b& in tbe loop finale for both
!>.ulletball teama.
And as usual. there are tbe in·
ptedienta that make th... two
111tb athletic advenari•.
Tbe Barons or Fountain Valley
coach Dave Brown, circuit
champiom, ranked No. 3 ln ClF
•·A and No. 1 in Orao&e County
•Ith a 23-1 overall and M leasue
record, can eliminate unranked
Edll<ID from any con.sldet.Uon
with a victory tonl&ht. a game
wbfcb bepm at 8 . .Edison ii s.. In
lea1ue and ll·l3 overall.
1D addition to lahlinl no wone
.ban tblrd place and a poaible
Jlayon. invitation, the Char1ers
>f Ed.bon coach Don Leavey
!ould 'poll Fountain Valley's ~ectleacue record.
·9.,_ Brown: "Anytime we
1Jia1 Edlaon it'• bi&. Edboo I.I ~ for a ponlble playoffs lettJl and we'd 11k~ to keep that
~m happen.Inc. Our kids c:te-
1Udte1:y want to go unbeaten in
lee,ue. tt would cap off a rather
raat&IUCMUOD ••
Century League basketball The Barons rely on the uaual champion Estancia (Costa
quartet-Geor1e Barrios, Scott Mesa> clos~ out leaeue action
Ford, Roser Holmes and Bret tonight (8) at Tustin, while Santa
Wilkinson. although Barrios WIUI Ana's Mater Dei High, still with
held from action Wednesday due an outside chance or a CIF 4-A
toacharleyhorse. playoffs berth, is at Long "Our 1ame is seared towanb Beach's St. Anthony in An&elu.s
the presence of Barrios," says League play al 7: 30.
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coon..t t.bat be won't play." Minutemen of Liberty Christian
Ed.boa'• future appears bri1ht High of HunUngton Beach tan.ale
with four underclaumen in the with San Bernardino's Inland
1tartlni Uneup-juniora Mike' Christian at Santa Ana 'a Salva-
Marina Bows, 6-0
McCourt, Glenn Garrity, John tionArmyYouthCenterat7:30
Allen, tophomore Steve Davis And Newport Beach's Hunt-
and senJorBobHenon. ington Valley Christian is at
But as Leavey points out. "Our South Gate'1 Mid-Cities Baptist.
future ii tonight. Tipoff ia slated for 7.
ln the flnt round lhinfl were El Toro Ht1h'a Cbar1en are
nippy for awhUe, but then a cou-eyeini a bid to the · CIF !·A
pJe ot otreoaive esploetona iptt-basketball playoffs as they gird
ed the Barons to an euy victory· for Lasuna Beach's invulon
"Foumaua Valley is reminis-tonlcbt In South Coast League ac-cent ot UCLA in the mld-808.
You're int.be game for• while, 0<?F1Po« is at 8, as are the other
then VI ot a audden you're down two circuit finalt1iiJiDu" Hilla at by 10. J'ountaln Valley la "">' ,...__ M d ""-Vi....._ t quick an.a Sffms to bave no """3ta esa an -...,v a
LONG BEACH -The
Marina HJ1h Vi kines or
Huntington Beach suf·
fered a &-0 defeat at the
hands of host Loni
Beach Millikan ln their
ba11eball aeaaon opener
ThurtdlY afternoon.
The Vikings were held
to three singles and
failed to capitalize on
two scoring op -
portunities.
In the second inning
"' Univenity. wealm••ee."a~Leavey. Wlth a victory tlae Cbar1er9of ---~"""""" ... The ltarons• major tasks? El Toro coach Wendell Witt MtMMy(I) " cmA!ftif
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with one out and two men
on base, a runner was
thrown out trying lo steal
third.
And two Innings later
after walks put Mlke
Fuentes and Ken Hanvey
on base, Fuentes was
picked off second.
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SAT·SUN·MON: Noon-10pm
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CffY (IOI ' G !1) K"•"' Hl 'Corlr'lf~ Brown3 E>Wfttle· Metwn Prulm (GI ae1 Stlure.
LNaue finales are 00 f:!1tCMtNO~ LHeH
tep ln CIF SoUtbem Sec-~ ... ~ •i~ :: tion baantball ctrclea on ••ftC11tA.1tm1• ~ u.10
Ul• •t1h athool level k:..t°l'.':!A ::! t:: toi'tltbt-but cham-G.,..110-. a.. •u p1onahJJll are not the Ob· l'ecltlca H ,,,.
1Y Item.a on the line. ll•mon• ivv 1.aAou~• 1 11 .s Jt'a the lut abot for 11v1110o<i• 11·3 1w Riv. Poly 11·3 0 -4 many a\ a shot at a spot Pa•m spt1nqi ,.. 1 .. 1 1n the CIF 4·A and 3-A Nol11'1·111v ,.. 1M t
playoffs next week. ~~~r..,,,., /1:· ~:!
Thirty.two teama in ~~on :::: :-::
the •·A and a like amount MISSION llALU y "'""· in 3·A cluslficati.011 will Monrov1e •1 11.,
make the playoffs with ~ .. ~:~-~ 1~~' each league euaranteed M1 v•-H 11-11 ._ _ _. &.. Arrovo 11 S.1' two'""' ..wt. IC•-• 1, 1-11
SHI ALEY CHAl ~HA MULDOWNEY •
S.h"e 4~. • 1 Orll1HHunt II") •r Tol•nll,,..MMdt ,., • 1. Vount·
!';•tMll cltl Srwt-'• WHl•V • '· •••
UC • ......,. ISi 111 An-Sitt• ~
zi::~~ HB.l1·1' ,..Raceway Hosts
C l'I:.-r.'::' <•I i_ffl St. =:v.-
llfil mot 11 I F IO Go<ne l
With L3 leagues in 4·A 1to1tTHUN 1.uoue:
and 12 in 3-A, it leaves !~~"'Gr-! ~ :~~ room for some third cebr1110 •·l 1w
place fin.lsbers and the ~':;':., ~: ~!: • Morse tuc11 cit! BoVI• H .. ,
• Nt<'*M IUCll Clef 1.evitt .. ,r. .. Stoo tan IUCIJ .Jen<o 6 • ... •
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Grem11141 ( 1131 ,;.,,,rnoncs E w. Du I IC Geo.Ill G llOITone• ast est e Uran1ch 1111 G 11•1 Gr•••s •
Halflln• SJ JI ,.
priorities by a playoff !wnt• M•le o• s-11
committee which meets Cu••" ci:!'u" t.£Ao~~1 Sunday are to grant the s.. ro ....... , •·• 11 s
l.J.1'1
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Soccer
M&r ... N.Khend IUC11 Off Lo•I
tlov1e •·•. •·l. 51ockten B.rm•n 4VCll Clef Cuuer.vento .. 1 ••. J
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Tf'IOIJ'IUOl'I IS) cit! Alvera• 0.6 l , °"' -..
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ISi 041 St•hl ~lney 6 3, 6·4;
WOMEN'S BASKETIAl.l
T\d11o1 lf71 IMI EdflOll
C,r•tJlll 10~ F UJ Ror.e
M it•m, •J F 0) T•ytor
let hi 111 C Il l Broolll••r1
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f dt\Or\ \COrlnQ 1UO\ Fu•n•s Holm." Ml<,_.1..,,,1
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Wll•le 1191 F IOI B"r9slrom
Wtalher-161 C 1201 At1chl'°"
CIMuno (41 G C.l Felder
Tnomp..., en G 111 MitSOn
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JUNIOllVAllSITY
Meri11e l:UI !U l l'ootlllll
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Morrl\ (41 F UI Co•
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U Hev•t• l•I G IS) Volle
UC lrVIM ISSI I•> l'omON l'llter
UCI Kerl"' ,, ft pf
John\ ton
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VAllSITY
Li.ertv CNl•llM ( .. I UJI """",..ton v.11..,
Dryer 1161 J' Ill Pllmen
FranclH lll f 01 Ba•l<•n
llleifl Ill c ••1 M.tnlwll
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, LC \Coting \Ul>O Goodr'llQl'll 2
H•llltme LC. JO.I
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• • r111n11ne F001h111 1\ 10
'"'" Clemtfl(o 141> CO i Mlulon Vlolo
0 •1'11Urom'llOI F (71 .k>l'ln'IOn
Furst CU) F 17) llOH•llo
'.)Aooneyham W C 1111 E11ton
:CIF Poll
• For Girls
Mater Oe1 High S<:hool
of Santa Ana 1s r~ed
third in the gi.rls CIF 4-A
top 10 basketball POll
while Corona del Mar of
the South Coast League.
i s third in the 3·A
division in the opening
ballot oC the season.
Fountain Valley's
Barons of the Sunset
League are p1 c k ~d
eighth in the 4·A poll and
Dana Hills of the South
Coast League 1s m 10th
,place in the 3 A division.
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IS1110t1Ml, 4 e. ... r1v Hiii\ ll av> \
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t l" Allo\ ISlerrel II 0-. Mills ~C...)
HBSignup
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Kono 111 (, 111 06hli.
S•" Clfl'm,.nl,. 'codnQ suos
M•ru\tcl'\ 1 Aondt•u ) Mtt.s.ion \/rtt
jO HICk\ 1
H•ltl1-SAl\(llHT'l4tnJe 10·11
C-Utl I Ill ~-BvO ltl F Ill R.O.rtson
A-•11 l•I F IOI Conhno
HuH19an 10 C <31 We1Mr
Core• 111 c. •11 Wn1tahr
M•O• 1'1 l. It Jonn'°" lB scor1nQ suoi T•o;lor-2
KIH .. ltwcnl
Holtt1me (t!M q 6
C•sla Mew (HI 11'1 U Toro
1. .. " 10) F Ill WOOd•I
Ytlllcl'I l'1 F 10) MOrrt•
t(rh~Of'I.,, lbl ( CbJ SP10f'r~
Oo~l• Ill G l•l Arrovo
Reid(" G I). P1or10,,..
ET •cor•"9 .,ub Burrough\ 2
"•'"'""' cr.qe M•t•r 0.1 t:IO) Ill} SI Jot91>l1>
tem0f'4 (8) I= ''1l CarprntN
Fo•lor (ll F 1101 E\00\110
Copt•nd tf l ( 'lfJJ .C:tnwn
O'Conner-'"' ~ 12 O'Donnell
APGCWc• UI G 11} AOU'1t-r
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H•lltl""' SJ ll 11
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~U\MV t te)I J >I C•tM\
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Ou!.,11 111 G • • T .... m.,
Un• ''«"•"9 'UO Watt\ l
Hellt""" OH '11 ~
Tllttilt IOI 1:161 f dlS°"
J•ftr~•'\ f•l ,:: ~O• L1mt>oc 9' ... r
HK"'9ntt•mo • r: 101 C•rron
A-r'°" l\1 r Ill G••"""' Porlltr 1\1 G 11 (ISllllO
<;111 rnt1 c, 1111 ~"°'"'""'
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M•'"~ Tv"hn l~ I\
Hi. .. k ft Ill> U•I EU.11ntl1
ltai"'t_.f'I tt) ~ Kl M jlrvlt J•'"• t7t ., S.-f"t,av Wtnlr,. (1J 1 A\IOn
OOf\"""'"'' c, ct•Cutt..,.. ~otM''°" l)t L • M~ F lf'lct~ t-4 IO S.-•<" n "n"•~ "uD t;t,roo., \ , { '1•"'-< •• ~rt 1
H•lthtnl" HIQ 8'¥,, t1 f.I
sec Nips
Baptists
C~n~r Randy Adams
scored to put Southern
Californi a College of
Costa Mesa· in the lead
with 36 seronds to play
and t.M Vanguards went
on to defeat visiting Cal
Baptist. &t-61, m NA JA
District Ill Southern
Division basketball ac· LitUe Leaiue 1isnu519 Uon Thunday llisht. wlJl be beJd at Ward.low School on lhanolla The Vanguards led 3S-2S at tbe half, but Cal bet•een .Adami •nd Baptist Ued the acore at
VorktoWn an Huntln,t.on 42 with 14:05 to play and B~ac:b this 1!eekeod. lben went ahead ~9-58 Salurd~ • boun for wit.ti 4S seconds ten on aiolna ate from t to 3 the clock arid on SQndq tt wlU ~ s.c:.c.11_1 .. 1 from 10 to 3:30 Alt " n _.
youths interested muat ~:~: . ~ ~ ~ be accompanied. by a er""• o 2 1
parent and have pl'OOf ot !:'=;-' ~ o 1
bltUt. A bo7 mu.st be at M•"I-,
Jeut e by A~. 1 and no ::i'YlN!t :
more than 1S by the T;:: .. ~amedate. H•lftlflW:KC.»
r' .. /.
,.
12 • , ..
11 t
0
0
Shirley Muldowney,
Don Prudhomme and
Tom McEwen will be
among lhetop stars com·
peting for $40,000 in prize
money Saturday night at
Orange County lnle.rna·
tionaJ Raceway in the
annual East vs. West
drag racing cham·
pionships.
Io one night. it will be
fuel dragsters, funny
cirrs. wheelst ander11 jets, rockets and pro
stocks in side·by·side
racing action. The com·
petition is billed as the
biggest races of the year
atOCIR
Gates wil l open at
12:30 with 11 hours of
racing ending at approx-
imately 11 ·30 Saturday
night.
Muldo wn ey, the
world's fastest dragsler
driver (252 miles per
hour>. will be Joined by
Raymond Beadle, Jim
Liberman, Gary Beck.
John Weibe and Tommy
Jvo on the East team.
Prudhomme and
McEwen of Fountain
Valley, will be joined by
Jerry Ruth, James War·
ren, Frank Bfadley and
Ed McCulloch among
others on the Wes t
squad.
STAllTINO UNIUl'S
4'/P .. IOr .......
E AST ·Shlrl•y Muldownev, John
Weibe. Gery ~-.
WEST -"-rrr Rulll, J•"'H W•rren, Fre11• Bremey.
U/1'11tl l'-y Ctn
!:AST-Jim Lll>trman, Rnml>"ld Be.tell•. Tommy I VO
WEST Oon l'r11t1homm•. Ed
McC.,lloct'I. Tom Mee-.
~--EAST Jack E"""antr•ut lktm1
UnotrGl•ul
W EST C~uc• Poo1e 1(,,wO w_,)
lle<-•la EAST Ed 8tllln9er ICOl'llo.i1n '°"'"'' WEST R•y Alltv ••o• ol
AQu•r1u~t
Jets
E AST -00110 Ro>e <Gr••n ~ ... ,
WEST-fl-r C..•1111 -Rom.., l'•l-•lls
..... Sllec:h
EAST-G.oDat'ICI Rou•h WEST-6utcl'll.ul
~~~!PT~~ <t;> ~1~co~~ s:H•ll• J:
place ties be'lweeo two !:.~~~::;c:•ca • ~, UMv1.
V11avl
S-11
1U schools (3) third place No Torr.-.ce :i.10
teams (4 ) third place ltes OllANOI LEAGUE
between two schools (5) i~~·"'~ 1~! ~;.! third place Ues between a1 0or-... 1s • three schools. l'1111enon 1 • 11-12 VtlAfl<I• 1 • 1W Here is a look at each $onol• •-• 1 ...
4·A and 3-A league going · ~::;,..,. ~::~ 1~:: into tonight's tiffs: SANANTOHIOLIAOUI
4A
ANOl:LUSLaAOUI
St. Anll'IOnv
Serv1tt
LA-Ovtr•ll 1~1 11 s
Plus X
MaterDe1
BISl'lopA,,,_.
SI Paul
e.1 1H s.. 16·9 • ~ 171 ,., •rs
0.. • " IAYL•AOUI Le..-O..eull Mom1now• 1o;i 1t.7
Palos Verclts t 4 17 1
TOf'rAP\Ce •· 4 1M
ln91-ooo • s 10'
Ctnl....,••t • 1 11 11
Mtr• CO\.I• '1 u 1 t
Rollln9 Hiii• J 10 f IS
W~1 Torran<t I 11 s I~
taNTUllY LllllGUl
ESl•ncle 11 1
Tuslln 1-S
S.ntaANI I I
S.111e ANI VelltV I S EIMOO.,.. 16
Foo111lll 1 6
VIiia Pa11t J 10
Or•rt11t o 11
CAMI MO lll!AL LIAGU(
VerllumOe1 tU
S.rr• 11 2
B1Sl'lopllo\ont • S
, .. ~
Ut
I ...
,~.
IJ.U
1J..9
.. f6
S-1'
G•nt\hlt 11.1 71.4
Damien 10<3 U-9
Garev t • 1s-s
Oo1en11 .. 1 u .11
Chi"° &·7 10·1•
Monie lair • t 9-IS
Cl•rtrnont 310 11·1l
Pomona 1 11 3-1a
SANOAllllU.LIAOUI
Oow11ey 1.t
W•r,.-•tt 7°2
C•rrltOJ •-S
Doming.,., .. s
Gal'lr J..6
Lvn-t·7
Sllltll.a LEAGUE
Co¥1n• t-l
Los Aillo. 111
Wll-HH IOJ Sovt~ Hiii\ 1-6
Wt\l Colllna 6 I
La P .. nlt •9
Ec19*wOOO J 10
Gltnclora 0-U
SOUTH COAST LIAOUIE
Corona cltl M..-12 1
Sen Cl-• 12·1 El Toro IS CMl•Mev , ..
L•ouna 8u<n S·I vn1.,..;,,,y ••
20 ..
1t.•
11U
10-U
1·11
1~11
11·• 11-7
1t.1 ....
1S-IO
•0·1•
ONll
M l
VAllSITY
,._.Wlll-11•
NH w:orlno-Sll-men 1, H•wt .. _T·
t111-111 Ill "9lt he<1'
et1ISOfl$ClOll"Q-tlMMf'I Wel>sler
HB sc~·iu~t~~~SI TY H...,.,. Ill II) Merlrt•
NH .corl~ev>. Helfrich. Sloln
ner
1"'-It> ltl Meti1t•
'llOSH·IOP'H *"'°" Ctl I.II -n rta &411-IU UI MIMI ... e<ll. Edi.on scorln9-WtnUet. HB
Pimental, 8rln11.er
SOCCalt
VAllSITY WHllnl•lw (1) (I) ,_,.,,. Velley
JUNIOll VAltSITY WHUNMW (ll 111 ,_lelll V•lley
FV i<Ol"lno: ICl>ft.
P llOS•MOPM
Po..,tel• Vall.,. It) 11) WntmlMtw FV scorlnQ· Coolt 1
Rustlers Vie
The Golden Wes t
College Rustlers basket·
ball team will host Los
Angeles Southwest
College tonight (8) in
Southern California Con-
ference action. Neither
team is in contention for
the circuit cham -
pionship.
JC Wrestling
Alway~ u::.e
dry string. wood and
paper In your kite.
2. N~ver use
mecal wire or metallic
string or cloth.
3. Don't tly your
klte in the rain.
4. Don't cros~
streecs or highway~
wht-n ki te flying
5. Alwa~ th \our
k.ue away from TV and
rnd10 antenna<;.
&. Alway~ tly your
kite far from power
lines! Don'c rry to
retrieve kn es caughr
in power lines!
Area Tennis
s.1 ... 1an 1 •
C•otwelt 11,
• St Bernard l 10
Al~manv ? 11
SI G•n~vi•Y• O •l
ft.7
17]
11'
11 11
Unavt
6 11
• 11
011
O•n• '1111• J 10
Mllslon Viti• 1 11
WHIT-TLIAOUE
!.l•tr• 12 1
Monie Vlll• 10 3
Tt-S
19-•
IS-I
U-10
11·13
11-11
9-1S
1·11
1t.S
IS-7
11.1
U·IO
11.11
11-13 .. ,.
Cy~<•> 131 Oeldtft w .. t
111-Gt rren 10 OK s.11,11urv 11 •·
124-8ol-ICI dee Slltwy J.2
13-l-011mtn• CCI Cle< Dully U 3
10-0'Koorlen IC> oec K1no 1t s
150-BrlllMy ICl won by forfell l'ullm.., ell 111 Mllttll•b•IC-
51"91"
San<l'lez !Fl def ~ldlno ~1. 6·3,
Anatr\Cln (F) dot Albert • l, 4 6 l·S
F'l•H IF) def Finto •·l .• .4 Kiiker
IJ'I Ott Fuller<1·3 •.o Ke••~ <Fl del
Brown 1 S '6, 1 \ Lu1eno ISi 0•1
Fer•u•r l-4, 7 ... • 2
oo..114.,
Sa t><:Ml·Klllol' 11'1 .,.., ')PalOlno
All>erl ..... , ... I. Antltrton Pl•ll ( F)
dtl Flnlty·Full•r 4 l I 1 K•tl• ~on••• IFI oef Brovm Lu1<0no 6 l
.. 1
Getltell w .. t UI ( .. Ca t Sta1t
l'ltllef'I ...
Sift91ts l(uvo..• (Cll d•I I.Ind I 6 6 I
Nl<llol-IF) 9ef Gtllne 6 . s..r 6'
Brt@ <GIL-on IFI cltl Brto> 1•·6 ..
• 1 M .. -CG) d91 l'ulho 1 6 6 l • l
C•tf>"nlfr IF1 won by tlefaull F1"'9r
F1oelMon1-.. 1 6-l o... ..
9'UYOP,. 8,.@e (Gl d•f Fltf'l•f•
LtnS10l'I , .. • 1 llnd lolcl'IOlson IF) °"' Celine--16 ~ , .. GMDen• le• Pulho IFI clel ~' Nt•ltnClln
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City will appear in concert Saturday, Feb. 26 at Orange Coast College.
~!he concert, which is sponsored by the OCC Dance
Dep.artment and the National Endowment for the
Arts,willbeginat8:30p.m . ,
Pre.-sale tickets are,available in the OCC campus
store, the. Windjammer, for $3. Ticke1s will be sold at
the door on ttie evening of the concert for $4.
The Viola Farber company will offer a lecture-
dem<>nstration Friday Feb. 25 'at 8 p.m. in the OCC
. Auditorium. Admission is free anc:Mhe pubHc is invited
· : to attend. •
: . The company, formed in 1968, consists of nine dan-.
· -cers, including dancer-choreographer Vjofa Farber.· ~ Utilizing pure movement as the fociU polnt, Ms.
Farber, in collaboration with musical director Alvin
Lucier, has created an exciting eod highly foafvidClal
t repertory. , , •
r Prior to forming her own company, Ms. Farber.
· • was a leading dancer w•h the Merce Cunningham
Dance Company. She has been an artist-in-residence
at the London School of Contemporary Dance; the Bat
Dor Dance Company in Tel Aviv; and at numerous col-
leges throughout the U.S.
UV international stars
rform with· ·symphony
Two musicians of In-
ternational fame, Gen-
nady Rozhdestvensky,
Russian ~stro of the S t o c k h d I m
Philharmontc, and
Sllvfa Marcovicl, young
.Romanlan-ts,aeli re-
fugee violinist, will ap. pear Saturday with the
kos Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra
at 8:30 p.m .
Part of the Orange
County Philharmonic
Society's subscription
series, the concert .wi 11
be held in the Santa Ana
High School Auditorium,
520 w. Walnllt St~, Santa
Ana. •
Rozbdestvensk y w" I
lead the orchestrC!I in an
art-Tc"aikovsky pro-
gram, beginning with
the Concerto in 0 for
Violin and Orchestra,
Op. 35, featuring Miss Marcovici. Following ln-
te rrnisston srimphony
No. 3 in D (' Polish"),
Op. 29wm be heard.
When he was appoint-
ed music director of the s t o c k h o t m
Phffharmonrc in June
197•, Gennec:ty
R~sky became
the fft:$t known Sov16t cenduFtor to hold orelgn pos while re-matnrno at ttii he Cf Of a • Ru an orot.n atlon
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assembled for exhibit
DAILY PILOT
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"Roy Lichtenstein :~
Ceramic Sculpture" will .
open Tuesday from 7 ~o 9
p.m . with a public r '
tion for the artist In the'
Galleries at Cal State l;.
Beach. The exhibition.
tinuesthrough March 20
, In 1965 Roy Lichten~ conceived and executed
co llaboration with,. he
ceramist, Hui Ka Kwong,
26 pieces of cerami-c
sculpture. Among them
was "Head With Blue
Shadow" Cleft, 15 inches high).
For the first time, a~I these sculptures of fe I~;
heads and crockery to s,,. •
along with molds used irt;
their making, hand pa1nt~:
ed maquettes (models>::
and unfinished pieces, wift:
be exhibited. :-:
In conjunction with. thi:
exhibition, Carolyn Brown,:
guest lecturer, will speak :
on "The Interrelation of ·
the Arts" on March 21 at 3
p .m. in the CSULB
Graduate Center.
Gallery flours are
weekdays noqn to 4 p.fn.
and 1 to 4 p.m . Sundays. I'
t·
Wit, pain spark 'ButleY'
Simon Gray's
''Sutley," one of the
most successful plays in
recent British stage his-
tory, will be presented
by the School of Fine
Arts at UC Irvine start-
ing Tuesday.
Perf o rmance s are
scheduled for Tuesday
through Saturday,
February 22-26 in the
Little Theater, Room 161
of Humanities Hall, at B
p.m. Admission is· $3
general, $1.50 for stu-•
dents.
The production is
directed by Rob~rt
, Cohen, professor and
chairman of drama at
UC Irvine. Set and cos--
tumes are designed by
• Ellen Clegg, graduate
student ln·drama, and
lighting is by Thomas
Gask~ll, graduate stu-
dent in drama.
"Sutley" is a wftty
and probing play that de-
als with the relationship
between Ben Sutley, a
university lecturer, and
Joey, formerly his star
pupil who is now a
teaching colleague and
his lover. Against a
background of petty un-
iversity politics and stu-
dent dissent, the actton
centers on the day
Sutley ls confronted
with the collapse t>Oth of
his short·livfld marrlao.
and his affalrwlttf J~y,
The role of' BuUey Wiii
be pertor.med by
William Needle , a fouf\dlng member nd
prtnclJ*f artist of the
S t r a t f o r d
"Shakespearean F~tlval Theat&r, Ontario.
are Stuart Duck -
worth (below riqht), lecturer in drama; Joan
McGillis and Joan
Morris, graduate stu-
dents in drama ;
Barbara Leva, a
member of South Coast
Needles (left) Is vlslt·-• fngptofessorofctram af .........,..,,,. ...........
UC Irvine.
r ca t members
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Repertory, Oeb6ral, -.~
Gates, Aridrew Dolan, n
Paul Eggington, and
Jason Cronin, under·
graduatesindrama. , ~
For tick-e~ informa,.
tion, ca1r 833-6617 or
833-6614.
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APWi,. ..... t•
· Thomas and costar Grodtn tn 'Thieves '
'nae ~ rts in Brief
I '
·, • · An international folk dance festival will be
-.aeld Saturday. March 19 at 8 p.m. at the Los
"'Ml1eles Music Center Pavtlion. Groups from•
:'Argentina, OrHce, Eli(ypt, Japan, Scotland and
other countries will perform. with folk songs
sung by the College of Idaho Chamber Singers.
'-· Tickets are priced from $3 to S7 and are
Wailable at Mutual and Liberty agencies. Addi· ~tJbnal information can be obtained by calling
(213) 972·7211
•4...Utlo•u for Danr~r•
,-, The Matti Lascoe Dance Theater Company
will hold auditions tor male and female dancers
Saturday. Feb 26 at noon. 'Dancers will
puticipate in class from 12· 30 to 2 p.m. and then
.special audition material will be given.
The audtt.&on will be al Dance Loft, 218 W. 4th
St., Santa Ana. For additional information. call
S42·8650
1\shkena.:11 Wiih Phillaarnaonir
. Pianist Vladimir Ashkenazy will perform a
c'elebrity recital with the Los Angeles
Philharmonic Sunday. March 13 at 8:30 p.m. at
Lhe Los Angeles Music Center Pavilion. Thf pro·
-gram will feature works by Scriabin and
Rachmarunort. Tickets are available at Liberty.
Mutual and Wallicha agencies or at the box of·
fice, (213) 97'2· 7211
AUey Danrn-• te l'ft"fo,.,.
!It" The Ahin AlJey Amencan Dance Theater ~wUI be appearin.i Marc h 16-20 at UCLA's Royce IJS4ll. Ulcludlnit seven Los Angeles premiere ~~"1>rks . among them "Facets" with Judith f Jamison TickeLc; at $4 SO to $7 SO. and a special
I ~-SO for students and senior citizens, are availa· ii• al Mutual and Wallioh-Llberty a1encies, or
fae y be charged (Master Charge or
BankAmencard > by calling (213) 478-7578 For t 1nformatJon call (213) 825-2953
Marlo:~ ~o It
LOS ANGCU:S (APJ "The1 rt/' pl ed. "b t y
b1ve acared audiences wilb cu't wilt~ ( som to
1ba1u and burnin1 bulldinfl. coas~ \Qt-wt a proP81J w.1in'l!!l'I
Now lt'a Uose ~ movies ,. Beatty, 1>ustln Hoffmah llobert
turned to IM!Ol>lt. Let's ?,l•ke lb.Ls Redford have reallied that. &od TbeYearOltbeP~le. they have to generate Ufeir own
Marlo Tbomu 1S doing her films. You either stay beJpleu or
1bare with "Thieves.'' ~ Para· you fil'W'tl out a way to belp
mount Picture beini released yoltrsel!.
tbiJ month. She co-stars with
CbJrles Grodin in the bitter com·
edy about New York jungle living
and a schoolteacher couple that
drifts apart.
"The picture is really about
eommunicating." said Mass
Thomas. "That'1 the only way we
can survive in today's world."
SHE IS HERSELF a com·
municator. a byperaclive, de
dicated woman who has never
been content to be merely Danny
Thomas' daut!ster. She bu put
together teJevtston specials. re·
cord albums and books, and later
this year plana a nlm, "Million
Dollar Baby." wh1cb Elaine May
Is wrttingfrom an idea by Marlo
"What I'd love to do 1s simply
l'otltla Band T'1fouC•
"THER~ IS NO system for su.s·
Lainlng an actin1 career in films,
as there was in the big-studio
days. It is especially difficult for
women. Take actresses like Ellen
Burstyn and Louise Fletcher
They win the Oscar, and then
whatdotheydo?"
Marlo Tbomu bas never waJl·
ed for opportunity to pound her
door She trained as an actress
by playin1 "Barefoot in the Park"
in London, then dreamed up the
Idea for a starring television
series. "Thal Girl" lasted five
years on ABC before Marlo called
it quits.
''Thieves" was literally a labor
of love The No 1 man in her llfe
AudiUona for the American Youth Sym·
phonic Band wtll be held at 3 p.m. dally now
throuaJt March 1 at E1tancla Hlli(h School, 2323
Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa. The nonprofit or-
••niullon makes concert tours.
Studenl.115 to 21 are eligible. Adults are also
needed as chaperonea, instrumental coaches and
nurses. A 1oodwlll concert tour to the Orient is
planned
f'fl• a ... on Wayne
"TIUEVES" llAN into pro-
blems on the road, notably the
dropout of tbe female star,
V alert• H&J1)er. Theater parties
in New York were canceled, cut-
Ung off the play's lifeblood. Then
Marlo Thomas substituted for
Miss H&11>er
· · l had the classic actor's
nightmare· r dreamed they were
calling 'Ten mlnules. Min
Thomas.' and l couldn't re .
member alineollheplay."
She remembered, drew Cood
noticn. an4 1'TbJeve1" ran fOf lO
months. Muto bopea lt will have
the same success on tbetcreen.
Guest appearances by John Wayne and
several other Hollywood notables are planned as
part of a course on the rums of John Wayne
beginning Sunday at Cal State Fullerton.
FEB.17-21
The claaa, tau1ht by Jerry Lenington, is open
to the pubUc without prior enrollment Addi·
tional information Is available by calling conti-
nuing education at 870·2611
Looking tor Mun~hkhu
Golden West College, 15744 Golden West St ..
Huntington Beach. ii; looking for children 7 lo 12
to play munchklns in its upcoming children's
theater production of "Oz." Tryout.f will be held
Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the Patio Theater adJa·
cent. t.o the community theater, oft the Gothard
Street parking lot.
Rfhearsala will be held on Saturdays. with
pertonnancea scheduled at 1and3p.m. April 4.7
Additional information may be obtained by call·
la1 ~·ml, ext. 407.
fl.alllona Pageant Set
The outdoor Ramona Pageant. adapted from
a romantic novel about Cahforma history, will be
performed April 23. 2'4 and 90 and May 1, 7 and
8. all at 2:30 p.m . Information 1s ava1lahle by
writing Ramona Pageant. P 0 Box 755, Hemet.
CA, 92343, or by callmg 1·658·31'11
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acknowledged any tlme in the
next few days with some rite like
dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
THE DATE OF Chinese New
Year's is based on the calendar
that e'i:bted prior to China's
, adoption of the Gregorian calen-
dar in 1912. New Year's Day, ac-
cordingly, occurs on the !1r~l new
moon after the ~un enters the
sign of Aquarius Hence, 1t never
falls earlier than Jan. 21 or later
than Feb. 19.
So, in line with all or that. at
midnight tonight the year or the
dragon will gtve way to the year
of the serpent and 4675 will
• slither in. Chinese folklore says
the year of the serpent port.ends
wealth and wisdom, cunnmg and
stealth.
It is also believed that people
born in the year of the s nake -
going back that would be .1965.
1953, 1941, 1929, 1917, 1905 can
usually wiggle their way out of
slippery situations
We unhesitatingly recommend
our favorite Chinese restaurants
•'in the area for the ritual -or for
1hat matter any time you want
excellent CIUnese cuisine.
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BAMBOO TERRACE, l~ E.
17th St .• just off Newport
Boulevard, Costa Mesa, 645-5550.
GOLDEN DRAGON, 2023
Harbor Blvd., between 19th
Street and Bay Street, Costa
Mesa.642-7162.
TEMPLE GARDENS (two
locations): 1500 Adams, at
Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa,
540-1937; 12201 Brookhurst, at
Chapman, Garden Grove,
638·7020.
KAM'S RESTAURANT (two
locations>: 2121 E . Coast
Highway, al MacArthur, Corona
del Mar. 673-9919 ; 1421 E 17th
St , near Grand, Santa Ana,
558·2626.
STAG CHINESE CASINO, 111
21st Place, near the Newport
Pier, Newport Beach. 673-9S60
HOUSE OF HYUN, 410
Broadway, at Cliff Drive,
Laguna Beach, 494·9980
SHANGHAI PINE GARDEN.
300 Marine Ave., Balboa Island,
673-3802. •••
GEORGE WASIDNGTON and
Abe Lincoln aren't the only ones
with honored birthdays this
month. 1£ you were born 10
February, you too are in for some
l~urels at Laguna's Wh1te Hoose
Tavern.
To celebrate their first an·
n1versary at the helm, the
Tavern's present owners are fet-
ing any and everyone who
likewise came into this world
during the month of February.
So if your birthday falls
anytime this month, your meal is
on the house. You merely present
proper proof o( your birthdate to
your server for validation.
Naturally the offer Is good only
once per person, so any identical
twins, triplets, etc. probably bet-
ter show up at the sarqe time.
February 28 is the expiration
date for this birthday bonanza at
the White House Tavern, 340 S.
Coast Highway. Laguna Beach,
497 -1494.
M us1c buffs will also find it pro·
htable to drop by the White
House any Sunday afternoon.
between 3 and 7 p.m., for the
great jam session conducted by
Rex Thompson and Friends.
And, through Feb 26, the Dave
McKay Ttio wtll be on stage
nightly, Tuesday through Satur·
day • • •
FOR A TOP-FLIGHT dinner
and show -at considerably less
than New York prices -it's hard
to beat San Clemente's truly
phenomenal Sebastian's West
Dinner Playhouse. This in-
credibly <and deservedly) suc-
cessful enterprise continues to
pull m the crowds ror every im ashing production.
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LAGUNA BEACH WJNTEa FESTIVAL
'Fabulom 50 Faire.' today at Flltlval of Art.a
frou.nda, 650 U.una Canyoo Road, tbroU&h
Martb t. 10 a.m. to duak, 50 ctnta. Pa\rtots Day
Puade Saturday at 11 a .m.; Dhd.olaQd Band,
Saturday and Sunday 1 to • p.m. and Folk Dan·
een Festival Saturday 2:30 p.m. at f'qtlval of
Arta «f'OU;nds. Plua variety show, 2 p.m. Sunday;
IOU1lcol '2Da and '30s,!p.m. Monday.
llA&DI GBAS CELEBaATION -6 to 9 o'clock
tonlcbt and noon to 9 p.m. Saturday at Cannery
VWa19, centered at 31st Street and Newport
Boulevard, Newport Beach. Music, anUque can
and bicycles. other acUviUea, with emcee Dick
Lane Sab&nby. Free.
"THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT' -Adult com-
edy, t.oalCht through March 6, 8:30 p.m. Frtdays
and Saturdays and 2 :30 p.m . Sundays. Refryed
Owl Theater Company al Artisans' Guild Hall,
9858 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove. $3
general, $2 seniors and students. 530-8120.
"TURETZKY AND FRIENDS' -UC San Diego
faculty playing American music, 8 o'clock
tonight at UC Irvine Concert Hall. $3. 833-6378.
'DESIGN FOR LIVING' -Noel Coward com·
edy, 8 o'dock tonight and Saturday at Orange
Coast CoUege Drama Lab, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. Free.
SAMUELS AND COHEN -Comics, with Alan
Bursky, 8:30 and 10 o'clock tonight through Moo·
day at Laff Stop, 2122 S.E. Bristol St., Newport
Beach. $2.50 week nights, $3.50 Fridays and
Saturdays.
AUTO SHOW -Including 1977 cars, experimen-
tal autot, puppet shows and bird circus. 5 to 10
o'clock tonight, noon lo 10 p.m Saturday through
Monday at the Anaheim Convention Center. $2.50
general. $1 juniors (12· 17 > and senior citizens.
Under 12 free.
TROIKA B,\ULAIKAS In folk concert. 7:30
o'clock tonJght in Phillips Hall, Santa Ana
College, 17th at Bristol Street. f''ree
VOCAL CONCERT -Meuo-sopranQ Kathleen
Roland and soprano Susan Taylor in arias and
duets. 8: lS o'clock tonight in Salmon Recital
Hall, Chapman College, Grand Avenue at Palm
Street, Orange. Free.
'WAIT UNTIL DARK' -Thriller, 8 o'clock
tonight, Saturday, and Feb. 24·26, plus S p.m .
Sunday and Feb. 27 at Cal State Fullerton Little
Theater, 800 N. State College Blvd. $2.50 general,
$2 students. 87().3371 weekdays 11 a.m . to 4 p.m.
and before showtime.
CHINESE NEW YEAR Today through Sun-
day in Chinatown, Los Angeles Year of Che Ser·
pent. Parade 8 o'clock tonight.
UCI SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA With pianist
Paulina Drake. 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday in
UCI Theater. $2. 833-6617
DAILY PILOT 0
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BANDEL'& 'MESSIAH' -Portiona, perfor
by Cal at.i. Nortbridge Chamber Si.Deers.
o•clock toolibt at St. Mdl'ew'a Prubyted•n
Church. eao St.. A11drewa Road, Newport Beal ll.
Ul.m>,. .
CAL T.IADEJt -9:30 p.m. to 2 a.m.· •• ..... ,~.
throulh Sunday at Hun1ry Joe's Jau Club,
Paclfic Coast Highway, Hunt.lnaton Beach. plu• one drink minimum. .
'SBOMIOAT' -Mualcal, 8:30 o'clock
Saturd11, Feb. 2S and 26, and March' and S;
p.m. Feb. 27 and March H. Fullerton Civic
Opera at Plummer Auditorium, Chapman
Lemon streets. 879-1732 weekdays, noon to
p.m .; orWallicbs, UbertyaodMutualagencl
J.ES BllOWN -And hls Band of Renown, p
Helen O'Cormell and Skiles & Henderso..: tooild~·~
through Sunday at 7, 8:30 and lOo'clock at Ko~
Berry Farm, Buena Park. $4 adults, $2 chU
3-11.
PIANO CONCERT -By Greek pianist Vuso
Devetzi, 8 o'clock tonight In Fullerton College
Campus Theater, 321 E. Chapman Ave. $3.,SO
general, $'2 seniors and students.
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NATIONAL DATE FESTIVAL -Tonlj~
through Feb. 27 at Indio, Riverside Couhfy~
Includes blue grass jamboree Wednesdays and
Thursdays, exhibits, dally camel and elephant
races (3 p.m.). Located 20 mUes south of Palm
Springs.10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. $2 general, $1.50
in groups of lOor more.1·342-8247.
'MY THREE ANGELS' -Comedy, 8:30 o'clock
tonight through March S, Fridays and Saturdays
only. Garden Grove Community Theater at La,ke
School auditorium, 10801 Orangewood, just eae;t
of Euclid. 554-1452.
'UGlll' UP THE SKY' Comedy, 8 o'cl~k
tonight and Saturday Saddleback CommUJUl,y
Theater at Mission VieJo High School Little
Theater, 25025 Chrisanta Drive. $3 al door.
'THE SOUND OF MUSIC' -Now throuch
March 6 at Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse,
140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente. $10-$15, in-
cludes dinner. 492-9950.
'THE LION IN WINTER' -Now through Marob
6. 8 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays and 6 p.m. Soft.
days. Cabaret Theater Company, 1201 W .
Malvern Ave., Fullerton. S6. includes snacks.
879-6965.
'LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS'·-
Comedy, now J,.hrough March 19 at the Holiday
Inn. 3131 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. $10.60, includes
dinner. M'T-3000.
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salad fmh relish tray and breOO and butter.
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Guitarist Laurindo Almeida, with Chuck Flores on drums,
will perform at 5 p.m. Sunday in the Forum Theater,
Festival of Arts grounds, 650 Laguna Canyon Road,
Laguna Beach. He will be preceded by Harmonia. Tickets
are $5; or $12.50 for the concert series, including Irene Kral
with the Alan Broadbent Trio at 5 p m. Feb. 27 and Rutlue
Lewis and Company plus Don Randi and the Baked Potato
Band at 4 p.m. March 6.
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FRIDA Y--POT ROAST DINNER
Bowl of soup or house salad,
New Yori<er pot roast topped with
brown gravy, served with two potato s390 · pancakes. apple sauce and vegetable,
dell bread and butter, coffee or tea
SAT ..-SUN.·STUFFED IRE4ST of VIAL
Includes cup of soup or hOuse salad,
stufled breast of veal, topped with our s395
special gravy. served w11h vegetable &
oven-bnlWned potatoes. coffee or tea o,_,. 1 tUR. to I 0 .... 1 0.,.
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the cast. Performances continuf Fridays and
Saturdays at 8:30 through March 5 in the Lake
School auditorium.
MiA Koba has mounted an at.tractive pro-
ductfcm ot an eaaenUally talky comedy that suc-
ceeds primarily because or ~ stage rapport of
the three actors playing the convicts who become
angels to a troubled shopkeeper and bis family
on a Christmas Eve in French Guiana.
JOE CARR JS deliciously funny as the book·
juegllng Joseph; Robert Liebovich turns in his
best perfonnance to date as the pbiloeopbical
Jules, and Clark Burson b excellent as the
strona·armed Alfred. While not technically flaw·
leas, their performances are nicely motivated
and, above all, tun to watch.
Jam~ Flynn i& a blt weaker than bls
character, a gullible storekeeper, is painted.
M~ureen stu'ubsole la radiant as his wife, while
Dana Lawrence does a fine job as their daughter.
The better perf9rmances not surprCainaty,
come from the villains -Jacl Byron as a shlfi.y
ftnaocler and Michael Fiore as bis equally
avaricious nephew. Ruth Stegall makes the most
of her cameo role as a deadbeat customer.
The play itself is not among the all-time
classics, and its verbal meandering occasionally
induces ennui. But the performances, for the
most part, are lively and convincing. ..
TBE FRYED Owl Repertory Theater Com-
pany bu been reorganized and retiUed, filtin&lY,
the Refryed Owl Theater. Tonight this Garden
Grove group opens its lat.est production, "The
Owl and the Pussycat."
Larry Hovey and Pamela Downs comprise
the cut of the Bill Manhoff'comedy under the
dir4'ction of Pam Royer. The production will be on
stage Fridays and Saturdays at 8: 30 and Sundays
at3o'clock in theArtJsans Guild Hall, 9958 Garden
Grove Blvd. Reservations 530-8120.
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Andrew W•bber (Left). Tim RJce
'Superstar' Pair
Turn to Evita ..
NEW YORK <AP) -Would you listen to a 1'0Ck
opera about the life or Eva Peron? No, it's not
a joke.
Eva Du~ Peron, second wife or Argentine
dictator Juan Peron, "F;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=:;
may be an unlikely sub-
je'ct ror the idiom that
produced Elvis and
the Beatles, but how
would a rock opera on
the life of Christ strike
you if YoU hadn't heard
of "J es us Christ Superstar"?
Well, the boys who
b f o u I h t y o u
"Superstar" now bring
you "Evita," a serious,
entertaining, hard-rock
look at the woman who
rose dramatically Crom
1 ess-tb an-res pee table
beginninp to the side or
one of South America's
most dommant figures .
"She's an extremely
impressive person, a re·
markable person,'' said
Tim Rice, 32, who wrote
the words for "Evita. 11
"And that doesn't mean
one admires her 100 per·
cent. I like to say most
people are good and bad:
She was very good and
very bad."
THE ROCK opera was
unveiled in album form
here recenUy for the
media and S"e\ected
trendsetters, including
Sylvia Miles and Prince
Egon voo Fu.rstenburg.
A bead-start single of
one of the opera's most
stirring songs, "Don't
Cry for Me. Argentina, 11
already has sold a
quarter-million copies in
England.
Rice caught the idea
for "Evita" from a radio
broadcast be beard in
19'13, spent some time in
Argentina .. getting t he
facts and a feel for u.e·
country." then returned
home to England to sell
the idea to Andrew Lloyd
Webber.
Webber, 29, and Rice
spent two years creating
"Evita" from the
sketchy biography.
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Take a look at the photo on this
page ol Split Eni. a progressive
rock septet from New Zealand
that made it.a local debut last
weekend at the Golden Bear in
Huntington Beach.
Now be honest, at least for a
second. Based on the band's
bizarre appearance, would you
ever bother to listen to Split Eni,
much less approve of, your
younger sister becoming emo-
tionally involved with the guy at
the far left? Probably not.
Strange thing 1s you may be
missing out on one of the more
musically interesting import
bands to arrive in the st.ates re-
cenUy. As for your sister, well,
• she's got her own life to lead, so
lay orr.
DESPITE LOOKING like de-
relicts from the '50s, Split Enz is
not just another bunch of musical
morons trying to cash in on Kiss'
whitefaced lunacy
Split Em' music is contem-
porary British progressivism
with an accent on execution
rather than theatric~. The cos-
tuming could easily be disposed
of with no ill effects; in fact, the
band may be better off without it
in the long run.
The band's musical roots are in
early '60s British rock and roll, in
particular the Beatles. However,
the musical isolation of New
Zealantt has resulted in the band
developmg a style uniquely its
own.
The only pre-,,cnt sound
parallels are occasional traces of
Genesis, and, when Robert
Gillies solos on sax, there is a
passing similarity to Rox y
Music CEx-Roxy guitarist Phtl
Manzanera produced Split Enz'
debut album on Chrysalis, "Men·
tal Notes.">
FRIDAY NIGHT'S open mg set
was not perfect by any means. A
touch of nervousness. sound pro-
blems and lack of stage limited
the band's attempt at max1miz·
ing the musical/visual effect it
appeared capable of.
Also, some of the longer and
more ambitious compositions
(utilizing nume r o us tempo
changes> seemed lo meander
and lose impact on an audience
unfamiliar with them at~rial.
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Drama.•• a teries or 13 weekly plays, will . •1 Nprtsed btalnnina with Shakespeare'• "a(a' ·.,
beth'' at8o'clock tonl1htonKcrr.aianDd~~,
Eric Porter ("The Forayte Sli• .. > creates ll
cbi1llnc portrait ol tbe famous murderer. BMt'J
beth b ur1ed to hla vUlanous deeds by b.11 C<ikf!1; ..
blooded wife. portrayed by Janet Su.man. -<t ·~ !.
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KCET repeats "Macbeth" Saturday -1.">.tl':
p.m .. preceded at 1:30 p.m. by "Classic Theat*;r:"· Preview." ·: 1'01:
Split Enz-they play better than they look
~ong BeacJi Gvic'LigJit Op~'fll . Split Enz, however, shows a lot
of promise. The band members
are individually creative and the o~erall sound is tight and in-
telligent. Vocalist/pianist Tim
Finn's mannerisms proved an ef-
fective visual focal point and
guitarist Philip Judd shone with
his exotic solo stylings.
On top of a steady rhythm sec·
t1on, lanky Noel Crombie (the
guy at the left) added some
clever percussion effects and
closed the pre-encor~ set with a
humorous spoon dance.
It all goes to show that looks
can be deceiving.
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Opera Shows Profit , Four Gr eat
Weeks! ..
March 4 -2?"
, LONDON CAP> The Royal
Opera House at Covent Garden
recently announced it made a
profit of $184,000 on opera and
ballet last season It was a tiny
sum -around one percent of the
Garden's total budget.
It may have been the only pro-
fit made by any or the world's
major houses in the year just
ended, but the effect was s poiled
when Sir Claus Moser, Covent
Garden's chairman, announced
in almost the same breath, "We
take a very gloomy and worrylr\g
view of the future.··
Sir Claus' views are·shared by
administrators of every other
ma1or opera house in Europe,
where soaring fees. mounting
production costs and innat1on
are threaterung to put a night at
the opera out of reach of ~II but
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the very nch or very educated B r · k ts N I lovers of probably the most ex-uy IC e OW.
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In Pans, expenses totaled
$23 2 million and only $4.2 million
came back from ticket sales.
-La Scala in Milan -the
world's temple of Bel Canto -
was living from hand to mouth un-
til a government handout baled it
out earlier this year.
-In Austria, the famous Vien-
na State opera was $34 million in the red.
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government or private en·
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TaJdng a Chance·
'Taxi, Driver' Writer to Direct
B,-DE'NNIS llcLELLAN Of .. Delty ...........
For eomeone who didn't He hla first
movie until be wu 18, Paul Schrader
haa come along way lndeed.
The 30-year·old acreenwrlter of
.. Taxl Driver, .. "The Yatuaa" and
"Obteuion" toon wW start produc-
Uon on "Bl~ Collar," which be not
only wrote but allo will direct.
Hla reuon 1.oP-tumJ..o1 to dlrectln1
wu the Rerennlat complaint ol most
Hollywooct sc~enwritera: Once the
acrtpt la out of their hands, they have
loat all aayao in Ju transformation to
lbeacreen.
I IT 18 A SDIPLE matter of wantinc
to control one's own wor k, saya
Schrader. "U you have enouab pride
and faith with what you do, you want to see it come to fruition to the end."
"Blue Collar," the story of three
auto workers who decide to rob their
own cred.Jt union bank, will be pro-
duced by Norman Lear's production
company and will star Richard Pryor
and H'.arvey Keitel.
Schradtt, dapperly attired in •
brown three-piece suit and deatcner-
frame lluMa. wu apeaJdne at a
aemtnar at Sherwood Oaka Ex-
periment.al Collese in Hollywood.
Tbe intelllgent and outapoken
writer gives off more of a prolesaortal
air than what stereotypically would
bf expected of oae of Hollywood'• hot-test young successes. (He, in fact. bu
tau1bt acreenwrttinc cluaes.)
JOINING THE llANKS ol other
writers-turned director such as Billy
Wilder and Mel Brooks, Schrader
p la ns to surround himself with
people "of proven ability" for bis
directorial debut.
He bu taken an acting class and
saya he will try to improve his
"native" senses such as bis ability to "see, handle people and organize."
But in looking ahead be says simp-
ly. "I'll find out the problems l 'll con-
front when I confront lbem. The re-
curring terror is that the undefinable
&ifta-the sense of timing and sense of composition-won't be there."
'The recurring terror 18 that the
=·undefinable gifts -the sense of
timing and sense of composition -
won 't be there.'
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INp cion!Olntnv f-hunchdJ °' wolll I and cog.a. .
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Growing up in Grand Rapids,
Mich., Schrader was r8lsed in the
strict atmosphere of the Christian
Reformed Church, which banned
movies and other worldly amuse-ments.
He rejected a career in the
ministry, and instead headed West at
22 to attend the UCLA film school. He
was a free-lance movie critic, wrote a
book on film esthetics and served as
editor of Cinema magazine prior to
writing "The Yakuza" in 1972.
Schr ader, who developa his
screenplays orally, believes writing
for the movies is more in the oral ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~ than llterary tradition. _
"SCREENWRITING IS far closer. Singer-songwriter Neil Diamond will
• Jieadline his first American TV special at 9
• p.m. Monday on Channel 4. The show was
taped during his recent engagement at the
• Greek Theater in Los Angeles and will
feature both old and new hit songs.
CA Quick L~ok at the Movies J
Gore Mars Horr_or
By BOB THOMAS
#J-l•lM ,.,..tWrM.,.
"TIIE SENTINEL" continues the satanic ;~re of Rosemary's Baby-Exorcist.Omen and
may have the same success. Handsomely pro-
ctuced, it is really a modem Gothic about a
tashJon model (Cristina Raines) in a creepy
Brooklyn brownstone. The other occupants are
mosUy dead -or are they? Miss Raines and
Chris &Tandon perform their chilly chores ably.
with solid support from Burgess Meredith, John
Carradine, Ava Gardner, Arthur Kennedy, Jose
Ferrer, etc. Needless gore robs the film's effec-
tiveness at the climax. Rated R.
"THIEVES'' is a mixed bag, combining
Qyniciam about unlivable New York City and
hope for the institution or marriage. Marlo
Thomas and Charles Grodin play the engaging
couple, schoolteachers at odds with the~elves
and tbe city. Herb Gardner's script sometimes
ll:>gs down in speeches, but It offers insight on
m.¢em life and a gallery of memorable charac-
ters, ~1ally Irwin Corey as a miaantbropic cabbie. Rated PG.
"FUN wrrH DICK AND JANE,. can be just
that. -once you accept the situation of an un-
employed aerospace executive and his wife turn-
iag to holdups and safe-crackings. Take that
gtant step and you can enjoy t.hJs lighthearted if
W'lmoral comedy. George Segal is expert at this
sort of thing, and Jane Fonda makes a slcilllul re-
tun to her comedic bes innings ("Barefoot in the
Park,'' etc.>. Rated PG.
"NETWORK" skewers the television in-
dustry wtlb Paddy Chayefsky's finely sharpened
pen. Outrageously black in ita comedy, the film's
satire is both devaatatmg and chilling. Ljke
Chayefsky. Sidney Lum et emeried from TV's
tolden age of drama, and he provides knowing
atrection to a superb cast: William Holden, Faye
Dunaway. Peter Finch, Robert Duvall. Rated R.
THE SCRIPT SOLD for $300,000, a •
princely fee for any screenplay, let
alone a maiden effort. The high--
priced sale, which Schrader terms "a
freak accident," marked the end of
"floating around LA" and the begin-
ning of "actively hustling in the mov-ies."
"This deal ((or 'Blue Collar') 1s the
'nd product of all that figuring out
how things are done. You have to be
around a long lime before you can
•sense how the marketplace works and have a place in 1t."
to the grandfather sitting on the porch
creatine stories for the kids," he sa.id,
adding lbat in movies picture images
replace word images.
He beginB the process by telling his
story to friends or anyone else who
will Usten. He tells and retells the
story, adding and revising to hold the listeners' at.tention.
Like a comedian who isn't getting
laughs, he'll do anything to keep them
interested. People can put down a
book when they get bored and return
to it later, he reasons. But "if a movie
starts to slow down for five minutes
you 're in trouble."
An audience>member asked why
screenwriters, unlike playwrights
who have much more control of their
material, are "treated shabbily" by dir~ctors and producers.
ALTHOUGH THEY are not
necessarily "treated shabbily," he-
said, they do not enjoy the same con·
trol because movies are not their art
form.
"They (screenwriters) are the most
important secondary element. They
,. are secondary and in some cases dis-
pensable."
f'aldaftd
Brock Peters will narrate "This
Far by Faith," a special on the.
role of the black church in
America that will air at 8 p.m.
Tuesday on Channel 28. The show
includes interviews, music,
dance and poetry.
(PG)
"Movies," added the soon-to-be
director, "are really the director's art
form. The writer lays down a blue-
print, a pattern. The director bas to
bring it to life.''
In order to develop young writers,
Schrader has established a produc.
lion company at Columbia Pictures,
which has given him money to de-
velop future mm projects.
The company is interested in read-
ing script., of ·young writers to de-
termine their writing abillty. <No
scripts wilf be accepted as sub· missions~ but treatments or story
id eas will be accepted after
screenplays are evaluated.)
Submissions may be sent to the
Schrader Company, Columbia Pic-
tures, Burbank Studios, Burbank, 91522.
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OPERA AUDITIONS WINNER FEATURED SUNDAY. • •
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'OLD 'l'lllD9-dNIDa. I o'doct tmdlbt
llDd ~ •t loath CoeR RfPll1ar7. 1ln f~Blw., Colta ........ ._. 1ma1tar 1p.1U.
-C0N1'1Nt11NG IN LOI ANGl!LBS -AmeriC&b
Ballet 'l'beaW tb?ouD J'tb. 21 at the ~y :Cb•nd•er Pa;mon;_~~aY "and ''TJM Im·
POrtaii:i cl~ Earnest/' tbrouib Mareh ao at :th• Mart Taper l'orum; '1.oaa 0Q'• .Journey
Jnto mot.•• ~ April a al the Alunamoa .trh .. e..; .. Bubbll.na BIO'#D SU&ar,•• tJMStftnlte
nm at the Putac• Theater; "VaalUea," IJl. deflo1te nDl at the Wlltwood PlaJbous•: "A
·Chorus Une:• lndeftnlte nan at tbo Shubert Theater.
t. MTVal>A.Y.PBUVAltYlt
•ltANTOllDIE -Lotte Goelar'a Putom11Ue :"Clreus, 8 p.tn. Saturday ln the Cbapmao Colleie
.Auditorium. 333 N. Glauell St.. Oranie. $2 ·ae.neraJ, $1 •tudenta and 1ea.1or1.
'PBSTIVAL OF WHALES -In Dua Potnt
.Jlarbor eacb weekend of month. Speeches, mov-:1ea, exblblta. HIOllahta: model yacht reiatta,
;JM>OD Sunday: bellcopte.r aurch-and-reseue de-
.monatraUon, 12:30 p.m. Monday; muslcal
·paieant by Marines, 2 p.m. Monday. Free.
:itilTCBELL MARIONETl'ES -1, 2, 3 and -4 p.m.
Saturday throup Monday at Huntington Center,
1111 Edinier Ave., HunllnetonBeach. Free.
LOS ANGELES PRILBAUIONJC-<:onducted
by Gennady Rozhdestvemky, with violinist
Silvia Marcovici, 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Santa
Ana IIlgb School Auditorium, 520 W. Walnut St.
$6 and $1 adult.I, $3 students; through Orange
County Philharmonic, 646-&Ul.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY20
COMPOSERS CONCERT -Works by Peter
Odegard and others, 8 p.m. Sunday in UC Irvine
Concert Hall. Free.
LAURINDO ALMEIDA -Jazz and clusical
guitarist. with poetry.jazz group Harmonia. s
p .m. Sunday at Forum Theater, Festival of Arts
grounds, 650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna
Beach.~.
BUCKHORN -Bluegrass music, at the
Sheraton Inn. 21112 Pacific Coast Highway, Hun-
tington Beach. Jam session 2 p.m. Sunday (free>.
concert7p.m. ($1).
COLLEGE SYMPHONY -4 p.m. Sunday at the
Golden West College Theater, 1.5744 Golden Weat
St., Huntington Beach. $1.50.
eon.,._ Balm Str.et at Grand A~ Oranae. $21enerat. $1 atudentl .00 aeaJora.
Ttll!SDA Y, rEBBUUY ZZ
oaANGS SYm.PBONlC BAND -8 p.m. Tues·
day at tbe Loyola-Mary mount Auditorium. '80 S.
Batavia St .• Oran1e. Free.
PIANO azaTAL -By Debbi Wbeeler, noon
Tuelday in Ora.nae Coast Colle&• Ftne Arts Hall
119, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Meaa. Free.
TIM TOllE880N -Comic, with Fred Smoot
and Charlie Hill, 8:30 and 10 p.m. Tuesday
tbrouib Feb. 27 at Laff St.op, 2122 S. E. Bristol St.,
Newport Beach. $2.50 WMk nilbLI. $3.50 Fridays
and Saturdays.
•aUTLEY'-Drama by Slmon Gray, 8 p.m.
Tuesday throu1b Feb. 28 at UC lrvine Uttle
Theater, Room 161 of Humanities Hall. $3
1teneral, Sl.50 atuclent.s.
WEDNl!SDA Y, FEBRUARY Z3
DANCE LEcnJaE·DEMONSTllATION -By
The Moving Company, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Golden West College Theater. 15744 Golden Wet>t
St., Hunti.Dgton Beach S3 general, $2 GWC stu-
dents and Gold Key card holders.
. THURSDAY, F.EBllVA&YU
CHAMBER SINGE&S FES11VAL -7:30 p.m.
Thursday at Laguna Beach IIlgb School, 625
Park Ave., Laguna Beach.
COMMUNITY ORCRESTRA -With vocalist
Carl Vanes&, 8 p.m. Thursday at Phillips Hall,
Santa Ana Colleee, 17th and Bristol streets. Free.
KENNY BURR ELL -Guitarist, 9·30 p.m. to 2
a .m . Feb. 2'·27 at Hunery Joe's Jazz Cldb, 1506
Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach. $S
plus one drink minimum. 536·9006.
VIOLA FAllBER DANCE COMPANY -In ·
formal performance. 8 p.m. Thursday in the Cal
State Long Beach Women 's Gymnasium, 6101 E .
7th St. $1.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARVZS
IAZZ CONCERT -Toshiko Akiyoshi /Lew
Tabackin Big Band, 8 :30 pm Feb. 2S in Sad-
dle back College Gym, 28000 Marguerite
Parkway, Mission Viejo. Frei!
WIND CONCERT University Wind Ensemble,
8 p.m. Feb. 25 and 26 at UC Irvine Concert Hall.
$1.
'FASCINATIN' RHYTHM' -Jazz band S\nd
vocal ensemble concert, 8 p m. Feb. 25 and 26 at
Fullerton College Campu& Theater, 321 E. Chap-
man Ave. $2 general, $1 students.
'SllAIDtsPBA.ag Qllf OPEU• -Unlvenlty ot
Southc'D Calllon:Ua atnaera 7:30 p.m . Feb. 2S in
Phllllpe Hall, Santa Ana CoUe,e, l'ltb ud Bristol streeta, Santa Ana. Free.
'NIGRI' 01' JOY' -Chri1Uao mualc with An·
drae Crouch and The Dllclplea and otberl, 8 p.ni.
t.o 1 a.m. Feb. 2S at Disaeylaod. f7.!0 In adva.ace
at Ticketron, WalUcbl, Maranatba VWaae and
box olftce. •after 8 p.m. on day ot event.
Childhood Retold
"An Edwardian Childhood," a persoqaJ ac-
count of art hl.atorlan Kenneth Clark 'a early
yean in England durln1 the rei1D ot Edward
VU, wtU be shown Monday at 10 p.m. on KCET. ChanneJ2S.
Clark recalls on the pro,rarn his childhood
among the idle rich, cbaracterbed by beauWul
homes, pheuaot hunt.a, fancUul dreu, lavi&h al·
fairs and magnificent works of art.
Born July 3, 1903, Clark was an only child.
His best friend wu Lam, bis governess. He bad
no friends his own age, and bis closest compa-
nlons other than Lam were a blue frog and a green parrot.
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FRIDAY
SCHEDULE
7:00-11 :00
SNEAK
PREVIEW
"SLAP
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AT
8:45
Sotraetlaing Weird
Burgess Meredith and friends are amoni
the bizarre neighbors a young model meets
in the film "The Sentinel," a thriller cur· .
renUy playing at coast cinemas. Costars
include Chris Sarandon and Cristina
Raines .
COLUMBIA PICTURES Pr1·sentc;
A TED KOTCHEFF Frlm A BART /PALEVSKY Production
GEORGE SEGAL JANE FONDA
"FUN Wfl1I DiCK&JANE"
OPERA CONCERT -Vocalists and pianists
from "Festival of Learning," headed by county
Metropolitan Opera auditions winner Diane
Pilcher. 8 p.m. Sunday at Phillips Hall, Santa
Ana College, 17th and Bristol streets. $2.
PIANO CONCERT -By Cal State Fullerton
faculty member Leigh James Unger, 8:15 p.m.
Sunday at Salmon Recital Hall, Chapman
JAZZ ENSEMBLE -From Cal State Long ••.
Beach, 8 p.m. Feb. 25 at Cypress High School cell 642-5671. • COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR llVO.
MON.-THURS:
7:20-9:20
SAT.-SUN.-MON.
1 :30-3:20-5:10
7:00-9:00-10:40 Theater, 9801 Valley View St., Cypress. $2 Put• fewworda NEWPO«T I EACH • '"·0760
general, $1 students and s~e~ni~o~rs~.~82~1~-9~500~. ----~=~to~w~o~r~k~fo~r~ou~.d_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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One Performance Only
TONIGHT-8:45 P.M . (R)
PAUL NEWMAN
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FRI. ONLY-7:00.11:00 SAT.-8UN.·MON.
1 :30-3:20-6:10
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"SL.AP IHOT" 1:45
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le~ton Offers Patent Nonsense
.Fellini Filrn
Clarissa Roll plays· one of the early con-
quests of Casanova (Donald Sutherland)
in the new movie "Fellini's Casanova." The story, filmed at Rome's Cinecitta
Studios, concerns the notorious adventures
of the 18th-century libertine.
L. M. BOYD )
INFORMS In the
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BEST ACHIEVEMENT IN SO UNO
• • BEACH 8l O. AT f:lltS • •
HUNTINGTON BEACH • 84M311
WUbineton'• blrtbday but cloeed most Kon·
day1. Free.
WOUS BY DIANA YOILSTON -Now lhroup
Feb. 211 a1 Saddlebaek Colleee Art Gallery. B\d)d-lnl •-t" on lower campua, 28000 Mar1uerit.e Parkway, Miasion Viejo. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
weekdaysandlto8p.m. Wednesdays. Free.
•FACF.8 AND·JIASl[S' -Sculpture by Thomas
Andrew Schick, Monday throu&b Feb. 25 at Gug-
genheim Gallery. Chapman Collece. Palm at
Grand street, Oran1e. Reeeptlon '1 to 10 p.m.
Monday. Hours: l to5p.m . weekdays. FT'ff.
' 'WORLD OF WEAVING' -Fiber works by
county artists, now throuch March 11 at Cypress
Community Center, 5700 Orange Ave. Free.
CLAES OLDENBURG nLM -Shows "soft
sculpture," noon Tuesday at Orange Coast
College Fine Arts Lecture Hall 116, 2701
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free.
'ART ISN'T EVERYTHING' -·Or, "Here
Comes the Judge," talk by Edward Baker of
Orange Coast College, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at
Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana.
Sponsoced by Torana Art League, open to public.
Free.
PAINTING DEMONSTRATION -" By Don
Miles, landscape artist, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at
the Civic Center, 8200 Westminster Ave.,
Westminster. Sponsored by Westminster Art As·
sociation, open to public. Free.
PAINTING SUDE-LECTlJRE -By Verna
Brady, 7 :30 p.m. Thursday in the Mesa Verde
Elementary School multi-purpose room, Mesa
Verde East Drive at Baker Street, Costa Mesa.
Sponsored by Costa Mesa Art League, open to
public. Free.
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tein, Tuesday through March 20 at. Cal State
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weekc!ayg and l to4 p.m. Sundays. Free.
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By LI&\ &OBINION WbenJ D>et Michael J ac:boQ alx years ago -
he wu then u-1 knew be was~ of tbe ereata.
With h1a style. talent and ch-.rni, there waa no
doubt that he~d alwn• J>e a superstar: On re-
eords, &eterit,on, in movies, Lu Vecu -
anythJQa Mlcbafll wanted to do, be could.
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Juety Colllns bu ilx 1oW LPs and .. ,. the thlilb lbe'• beaded soon Car her ev _tb. for .. Bread
and RONI," whicb went on •ale la1t~JJ1bei. •
The rouaiDC title .c. releaMd
u a lfn&le, a1' become a. bouaebold word,• ao fll~ cut
from the al "&Ye~
Must Cbu&9;'' i. beln1 rile...a soon.
Her biUest alnalo lltt!t, htve
been ''Both Sides Now.••
"Susanne," "Amuint Grace"
and "Send lo the Clowns."
mer t~vala and, lD the fall,
alnlin• OD colle1e ~•mpu.sa.
endln• with two nec.mber con-
certi at Carneste Hall in New
YoTlr. It was the mo.tcbllcentrat-
ed tour sbe bad done 1911.
Jn im, ahe took ost ol the
year to write aonga, then did
about 30 concerts yearly unW
1978.
She ended her 1976 concerts wlt1s ''Bird on a Wire," by
Leonard Cohen, hel' favorite
son1. and included "Soni f'f' Duke," which she wrote aftel:
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Since then J 've aeeo him at least once a
• year, and he's luru1.n1 out just u I expected. In Ne• Yort last wed; for selected interviews,
Michael charmed everyone be met -including
Andy Warhol, who tooJI. hlm to the chi·chi disco
SHE SAYS," 'Amazing Grace'
wun 't the b~geat in sales but ft
was probably most im~rtant in
terms of opening up markets
among people who weren't my
fans before. J bad rell1ious
Southerners for fans after that;
they beard the song and loved it.
And it helped with m)' English
audience. too."
Duke-Ellington'• funeral, one ol ~-"
her favorite songs among those
she had written.
·Recine'•· ·
Michael wean bW stardom well. He's eased
cracef'WJ,y from teen fdol to youni superstar, and
.. hia aware:nas ol, and loyalty to. his fans is rare.
, (Re willlna1Y si1115 dotena ot autographs "Love ! Micllael ... )
IN IDS PLAZA H°'el su.lte, Michael was con·
fident. about the future and denied completely
tbat the Jacboo Five <now The Jacksons as
featured oo their TV show and recordings) were
ever anybody's puppets.
"I never like to stop leamiQe," Michael said.
"Stevie Wonder used to tell me that ii you stop
learning, you're dead. So, ~le told us stuff to
do on stage, but we also filled m our own Utlngs. Sur~ we have people who work with us, but no
way are we puppets. Noway.
"I know some or the things on our TV show are very show bizzy," Michael conceded, "but
we get a cb&Me to be funky in the opening and
closing numbers. We get real spankin' then.
"As for the future, I'd like to write my own
songs. An artist knows what fits him best. Every
arti.9t can't write his own material, but if you feel
like you can do it -like a Marvin Gaye or a
Stevie Wonder -you should.
.. AT FIRST PEOPLE didn't even think
Stevie could record himself, they thought he was
taking a risk. Then be did those albums and they
were dynamite, beca~e he knows what fits him and what he can do.''
I asked Michael about those unreleased
Stevie Wonder.Jacksons recording sessions:
"Stevie cM ~about four soogs• with us. He pro-
duced and '!VfOle· them, .and we .recorded them.
But Motown never released them. I don't know
why, they were great. I hope they use them in the
future.
"I love Stevie," Michael added, "I go to his
sessions an~ we .sing together. He's given me a
lot of tips a~ut my throat.
Michael doesn 'l forget that half bis .career is
a family tJlfair, and with brothers Randy,
Marlon, Tib and Jackie and sisters Janel.
Latoya and P.obie, they have a hot TV show. He
laughs and aimits that Janet's Mae West im·
personation i.\ "crazy," and says he misses
brother Jermline on stage. (Jermaine, after
mareying Motolm chief Berry Gordy's daughter
Hazel, went soil) "But we see Jermaine all the
time," Michael said, •'be comes over to the house
every4ay."
Miss Collins, who bas hypnotic
eyes. bas been singing pro-
fessionally for 18 years. "My son
was two months old wb.eo I got my first regular job smgmg. Jt
was in Boulder, in a little coffee
house near the University of
Colorado."
Her son, she is pl~ased to say,
Singer Collins
bad no lasting effects from a bad
accident on a sled several years
ago.
"He is very musical, very
bright. It's nice to be able to
brag." His father, from whom
she has long been divorced, bas a
Ph.D. in English lilerature.
IN 1975, MISS Collins spent six
months touring, singing at sum-
The "Bread and Roses"
album. on Elektra Records
where she has been since the ear-
ly 1950s, includes •·take This
Longing" by Cohen and "I Didn't
Know About You" by !llington.
which, she says, is a remake of
.. Sophisticated Lady." with
words by Bob Russell.
Once Miss Collins was known
as an American folk singer. But
then folk music and its best-
known singers -except Pete
Seeger, who remains a folkie -
melded into the pop music
stream.
GO-GO-GO!
The IRYINE MASTER CHORALE
and ORCHESTRA
JOHN ALEXANDER, Conductor
THE 1977 N~:;;
FEB.17-21 . .
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Domestics, Imports, Classics
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WEST COAST .PREMIERE
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preceded. by
Mozart's "REQUIEM"
Friday and Satllrdly. Marc• 4 and 5 8:30 p.111.
SalltJ Alta fht Baptist t•arcll -1010 W. HUI St
Don 't miss th11 opportunity to hear two great
masterworks one for the ltrst time and the other -
Mozart's well known Imai work 135 votces and 43
members of th• orchestra 101ned by 5 outstanding
soloists all under the dlrect10Jl of Mr John Alexander
Featured soloists:
Marvel Jensen -organist
Carol Vaness -soprano
Janet Smith -mezzo soprano
John Guarnieri -renor
Michael Gallup -bass ban tone
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bdrm. + office home ls Just aorieous.
as ls the sweeping. unobstructed view.
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HOME Luxuriom family bving Ideally localed for in cst.m built home oa
cluldren aero"'" from Lido's widest s treet
Greenbelt. Great family wteasy access to 3 car home on comer lot. Only bd J b tbs 2•~ years old Pnce is garage! 4 ' a ' .,.,, ram rm & xtra bobby rm Sl.32.000. Call now Cor ap· Steps to wat.er & beach point ment to 10Apect ! 646-7111 ;ma
VACANT & READY
4 Bedroom, 2 bath home m ooe of Costa Mesa's
better neighborhoods.
Appl.y a little paint and
palish. and save big
bucks. Full pnce $61,500.
CALL 556-2660
C::SELECT
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PRIME
MESA VERDE
Lovely shake roofed 4 bd
MV home. Lge mstr
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kitchen, cathedral ce1l·
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available. Vet.a welcome. ~M91 ,.,,
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almost 6,000 sq ft studio style w 126' hi-vlld ceil·
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bar, bltns inc compactor.
etc. Sep lndry r1D$, 2 0 /5 ·
ul dbl gar's, all nicely
ldscpd w /sprinklers &
handsome s lumpstone
walls. Nr. shop'g
$240,000.
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situation for business or
social entertaining 3
spacious bdrm!, 2 bas. lam rm in convenient
location near So. Coast
Plua. 646-7111
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$42,950
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TODAY! 646-7711
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Charming 3 bedroom
home 10 prestigious
Newport Beach Fan·
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with separate dressing
room. Excellent loca.
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formal dine Sparkling. No qualifying and no
gourmet kttchen Soar loan fees on this J ing staircase to sweeping bed r 0 om b t.' a u t y
master bedroom retreat Fireplace. upgraded
with dressing area and carpet!!, and drapes
Roman t.ub. Immaculate m.a:ce ttus one worth see·
in every deuu and U.P· mg in a hurry' Call col·
graded In every area. led (714 )842·2535
For the demanding home oPfN '"9 .,, i •t.JN •0111 i.<1·
tNyer ooly. For appoint· r& I a:i!~:~~~~~~10 r• ltjtdl [Yf116MI
Mesa Verde Vma
$46,500 .
Smashmg new list in~'
2BR Condo near ever·
ything. First time of· fered. Call now for first
IASTSIDE
TAX showmg . .You'llhkeit'
JACK HOWELL
R.altor 644-I I 56
CRIAM PUFF!!
lmm11culate Easts1de
t:1.t.\<1 MesH family home
on qwel cul de ~ac street
3 Bdrn1s . 2 baths, lge
family rm with frplc .
new kitchen . 2 f'&r
garage Shows like .i.
model I $73,950
C. F. Colesworthv
REALTORS 640-0010
CALL US FOR UHIQUERHO BITE Co.dos/rw..... Huge custom family
hi Tustfft & lrvi-room. unusual pool and •
From $39,000to $!ill.OOO 1acuzz1 make this home
EXCELLENTTERMS one of a kind Oversize Why rent when you can THEHOMESEU.E:RS cul-<le·sac lot still leaves
afford to own your own 75115353 room for the kids to play home" Come oo In a nd .,. If you llke open beamed
Stt whlch homes you can ,._.,,....,,....,..,.._,,..._,,.lllitllij retl.lngs. custom drape1;
quaWy for and room lo spread out
REOCARPET Esc.toMCllli you must see this home
REALTOR 751·1202 Llve on lht! white sand Call collect (714)842-2535
Cl.OSETO
EVBYTHIHG
Mesa Verde 4 bedroom.
Move rilbt Into this love· ly home. Xtras Include
.newly painted exterior.
custom wallpaper In en·
try. copper plumbing,
be;,ich 1n Paradise
Custom bwlt home on
nearly an acre in tux
unant garden selling
with separ ate guest
house. Every amenity'
Call Bill or Helen Gold
fordet.aHs $.S95,000
·PETE BARRETT
-REALTY-
Ol'fr.,
OLDIE
IUTGOODIE
xtra size corner lot and close to schools and shop· 642-5200 PRIVATE ping. This location Is one
of the best. Take advan· ~
J Bed.room w'lth central
air cond1lion1ng, good
localion for only S43.9:JO
H h
OK Nickerson rans. Pnced at $80,000. and
S95,000 here's your
choice to build up equity
fa.st
P,IDJY tagetoday1 Call546·2313 MEWPORTCREST M oPfNt110·••\1uNrOH1N .. 1 Have something to sell?
yvESTSIOE REAL TY
0 IN'C 84li-?J23 OHL Y $12,000 Wants duplex or triplex r•· I Classified 11ds do it well
Two story Newport inN B.area.Coouct Mr. <IJ«'Jlf;p G••rat 1002 CSeMrat 1002
Beach huury. Formal L. Wolf·(213)894·7422 , , ., JjpiL ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• dining. 3 king slie eve. . --==··-~
bedrooms with mass1vE ---
1
' II .Quail ~ master suite. Flexible CHotlGIAH llACHIEftEAT Plaar flnanciDg. Area's mOISI COLONIAL ~ .. 4,500 macneb/ Irvine
Prap ~:-popular condo plan. ca11 ~·x ·-ooM -I
..... • ..... A I ,,..,. n11 ~ ,_.,... Steps to pounding surf rea tg 7S2-1920 ........ y ._,-NIARIEACH and I l od' Bak -~~::'"-re:m• ~;:?.Jif 5 ~~\¥.££: _ __.;:;;;..F_l_M_E_R_H __ O_M_E_S __
HACH· 4 n fireplace Banquet slzed Step-dowa cooversation ROM $45,950 TO S 1,Z00.000
2STC>aY·POOL l•--------i formal dlnln& room ta area + fireplace ! ForrmAlentrytomajestic HUIRY!! conveniently secluded Sunshine br eakfast uvina room Formal din· from huae country paUo. Pool · Jacuui · $179,500!
mg room ts conveniently I st n.. Offei 9d kitchen. Pam Uy casual volleyball. Garden llvi.(l& 4BRs -Pool -Baycrest' Spacious
served from huge Large 4 bedrm fa m ily entertainment room autarmest.Call847.0010. custom home. Play area away from
aourmet garden view home close to Mesa overlook• grounds. o-tN•11'1·11s1u..t'Oa.1Nc1· poo1 area. Formal dining, den
kitchen. Separate ramily Ve rde Country Club . Guetn quarters. Sweep· w /(lr eplace, brkfst. nook w /lg. room with crackling Grand piano sized Uvlna I.Di open bannister slairl stone fireplace + wall of room, large separate to massive bedroom kil¢hen. Lots of room for out-of·
glass view or lush ter· family room complete suites. Hurry for this door entertaining. Built·in BBQ. Lg.
races and sparkling free with wet bar . big "Gone With The Wind" --------• cove red patios . Extr a lg . tot
form pool. Dramatic bedrooms and heav y channer.Call983-788l. DllAMT w/complete ~rlvacy . Owner stalrS sweep toeoormous shake roof. Covered Ol'fN "1•9 ' '' s llffl 1081 '«~ EXECUTIVE HOME
hi ti d b tlf a lllMI I transferred . ary Lou Mar ton ~=i~7~r~bE f~i~r!:.i:dp!~: ~·.~JlMI~ 5':~t.!=:£~ G424rlJ5. (EU >
unique bar ealn . Call Call 54&:5880 for fl.lll de· ' -II-·--Sl».900. WCP At«mt. . nan • PLACI FOi YOU!
1163-7881. Lalls. SELL Idle Item• with a 831-2.lliOO Quai nt H•rbo r Vtew Knoll
Dl'fN 1119·"Hui.1011""''' Dally Pilot Ctasalried Ad. ~
[& I "Rockport" model <end·unit) Cape ~ ltil;H\l !!~:~ .......... ~ .... ~~~:~ ... -..... !.O!~ f1~~.~ait,::: t~~~~~~-'~~:
(El2)
1002
Colc:Nlell Banker
RESIOENTIAl ~ CQMll/Wt
IAYFIOMT ESTAll Superbly constructed S bedroom
home + servant's wing, complete
w/buUer's pantry, elevator le~
menl Other amenities liclude Pier & slip, sand)' beach, beautitu.1 .pool
In f ofmal 1.nten settiJi& I& parking
for 12 cars. Peninsula location oo
fee for 000.
f
fOUI M1W us1a•s
• SrY•LAIS -F a bulo u s
Portsmouth model on comer lot.
$235.00'J.
• CAMIC> SHOlll -3 Bedroom ram.ily nn, formal dine, parquet en·
try. pOOI, $199,950 .
• HAllOI NW HUS -beautiful e
bedrrn eatat.e, ra m rm, pool, JacaDC PuttiDJI areen· $1118,500. ·~~-.-bedrm, ser dinlng, spectacular oceQ view, al on an eJtcellent bomeatte.
$189,900.
LOCATIOM-LOCA110N
FoT the very best tn 'l'urtlerock
Glen -a supbr 3BR, 2 bath home -
the exciting ''Hiehlaoder'· model
w/so.nken lfvtng rooftl, formal din·
ing room, atrium " library/den.
$127,000. Blll Hutchings 752·1414.
(Eta)
S41.tl0-COST4 tieA
If you can ftnd a better value, bUY.
it! If you C&D 1t please. Call about
this 28R, l bath aJid we will live
)'OU all th info. Lots Miller 84.2-8336.
(Elf)
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"' DWI.EX OM 4 VOCADO OQ oae of tho prettiest streets In
Corona Ciel Mar; a 2 bdrm. house with
frplc. -a l ·bdrm. apl & a separate
room & bathi ideal for teenager or tor use u an off ce, and Just enough back
yard foe the ~n thumb gardener.
Shown by app 't. $13.5.000
Jiuf ... 759•081 !uR
a.ut Wu'-'a BU,.
450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 7551-0811
G1•1• IOO~G••r• IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••• 4:1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
*ILUFFS ONE-OF-A-KIND•
BAYVIEW
MoStaln
lbla ls a RARE combination.
I tit Yltto c..w $141.000
'IUR1UROCK TREASURE
Neat as a pin! Former model with
spacious. open feeling giving view or
trees and night lights. Close to aJl
schools, shopping and recreation. 4
bedrooms. beautifully landscaped,
10,000 sq.ft. lot. air cond., newer paint.
carpets, drapes, waJJpapers and ap-
pliances. Owner transferred north.
leaving this Ubique treasure behind
the Turtlerock, at $139,500.
U~lfJUI: li()Ml:S
REALTORS', 675·6000
2443 East ColSt Highway, Corona del Mar
also 1n Mesa Verde, at 546 5990
GNeral 1002 G.....,.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
LOTS OF POT001Al
Nice 4 • •• • •• a.o.. wltla-..., ,...., a
MISA YlltDI ... of C-. Met&..,.,. ..
IMff• a dola of ca&or far ...w c~ Ht....... Hffl' sclloob. 4 DOM lllD
IXCLUSIVI for °"J $70,000. tt.rTyt
CALL NOW 752-7315
DONALD M. BIRD
Associates, Realtors -------------1022 CottaMna 1024
FOUNTAIN VAWY 2Br. 1~a.. Yortto•o' in.a VIiia Condo. IM.MO. v"DER $10,0001 M3·3'3l Open Houae
4 Bed.room + family room + pool. 2400
Sq rt of spac1ous C'nrl'frt•c hv1n~. Ex
tro large lot. Don't miss th1s one!
=.._.was..11..s
113 u o4.' •••• v...,
IEACH A VALl!Y RIAL.TY
962-9311
Sat !Sun l-5
By Ownt:r J BR. 1~ Ba.
~ lot. d~lt palio. new
crpt.s Ir rnor.. t8'1 ,)00. ~l Fenkoy Dr. M7.-e1
Prtnclpala only
•AUMIW•
PAINT. DR A PES.
C•rpet1. Dlshwaah~r.
l>bpoeal. Water beatAW.
f\anuace. U&ht fUttures
front door. afaU boll!. etc. Cosfo Meta I 024 ........._°" a.och I 040 3 ~drm. 2 ba beauty on
•••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••• • • ••• • •• • a hUMe corner lot Just
THE LANDING steps lo I.be be•ch at only Beaut 4 Br, exec hm Mdl 400 on h""I! l'Ul·de m .900. Ludershll) Real
w /heated & flit.Cited pool -Q 8'2 t468. Conver ptl, park w1thm sac lot Rm ror pool & tate. .
wal.lun1 dis. Cls to So boat K4!te Perf $12S,OOO. Seabury 4 Br. walk to bcb,
Ost Plata. 1059 Vallejo 963-a3'7· Btr l&e atnum. uparaded.
Cir. CM. $102,500. Danr---------wt Ume ofrd at this
Hoppy Rlty. 963-9895. y..1.,....-t price. 176.900. 538-0987 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -\-F--...... -.-s-n-c---1 4llGll11118 S IRAND MEW """'"" By ownr. 2 story. 4br,
4 • + DEM MAR0VPEPOLORUTSUNIN1COTYME 3BR. 2fi. ba's, new kilch, Deifrhtfl fam.rm. 3ba Sl36,SOO. new paint, view. boat ac· 5~ •• Open Me Sat/Sun/Mon
the ideal combwaUon of In fast grow mg Easu1de cea. 0o1y SM,900. CaJI Super. affordable pool 1 5 Pnn only. 968-$4e8
8 oe w home in an area Two separate Rlc:JwodD FonMy home L.irge. airy 4
est 8 b It 5 he d n e 1 g h houses on a lot. Sep. S •----• ·1_-a_ bedroom. ideal ro~ter OfllM HOUH yards, a"r'a, both 2 Br 1 -I. --. tammg Gas BBQ Loads tr•-•y 1-5 pu borhood, featunng all _. 640-700 ;Mjl..rrA "' lbe Lal~st kitchen ap Ba. bltns. lndscP<I. elc .. _____ 1____ of declung. All for ouly 4 BR. 1"" BA. larae yard
potntments, oversized Nr by shopping & lrans THE S72.SOO. dose to new !Jbrary and garage, large rooms. 3 By Owner. $79,SOO park
Best Buy In
Mesa Verde!
baths. step down wet n4-494-208l WHITE Mo ... arj ...... ·s ~:1,,ea_~~e 4 IR + F /R bar, n,llni ocean view. All Sale by Ownr 3br Condo. UtG ,,...,. • -..---
2 STORY walking d istance to French Quarters. Open HOUSE Dream Rfflt.tat. Metworil
L EXECUTIVE HOME private beach. Only daily 10.5 pm. 3183 524·5940
Jt'ormal entry to huge Sl.6.5,000.fee. Colle&e Ave. 556·8674 l740+ofspaciousliving. 2 Master suites. 20001 ...... _______ _
LIVlng Room. Gourmet C~ 644-7211 Prin only. 4 Br. H~ ba. lrg dbl gar sq.f t . I n c: I u des 4 HlliflzAotl Kitchen with Formal ----''-------wtelec opener. All new bed rooms . I a r ge _,,
Dining with view of Ter· Surroemcl carpets & drapes separate family room & YlewpoW
4 Bedroom, 2 bath and .. _ .... .., .............. -.......... f ramily. Private SpanIBh
G1Mral IOOJ!Gwral IOOZ courtyard entrance. lg
•••••••••••••••-•••••-;j••••••••••••••••••••••• backyard. Great. place for children. Neat and
clean! See 1t today. Of
fered kt a low
$m,900 ... S49-8655
race Bt.dltl.n wet bar plus YOUl'Mtf hi Lu::J lhruout. New lnsulaUon. lots of storage. Pool a nd Family Room. Wmdlng So d r RV access on beautiful s t air s to hideaway ----'====== Tastefully decora in Wl proo ceilings. in cul-de-sac, ror only a>ENHOUSE
SAT & SUN 12·5 BAYFRONT, pier & float. lots $185,000
to $295,000, to build your own custom
home. Several areas to choose from .
Mas te r Suite Call DUPLEX ned<'hrlt°.?.~· Newlvlyfpainllt· ~us1.toyesbesllr.rCoanmohpeormaete $78,SOO.
963-6767 Spacious 3 bdrm. & 2 • c: • ...., pane ed am Y II
,..., "',., '>. 11 s H•ll ,011 1,,11 , baths. each unit. Large room. 3 bedroom suites, 2 SpoUessly clean inside & Roberts [ I mstr. bdrm., beamed baths. 2 rireplaCl>s, cov· out. Southem California ~UPERB -·-1 -'IUIH;tl ~~~~~:A~:::al s' ~7~.uo, $76.~. Call _:r_1_~-~-~-·S4_o-8_1_4_9_._546-_560S_ .!~:!.!~
18562
PUEILO CIRCLE
ATTRACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 4~
ba .• faro. rm. & forlll4ll dining; lge.
tile patio & wa terfront deck. $295,000 ~H;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; OO==M=E:S~I REALESTATE 644·7383 TIRIRL EASTSIDE h•lla(Me .... ry i L 4 Br. 28a, 16'x18' FR. OCJl8'G COUNTRYCOTI'AGE 2fp. CDS st. fnnttrees. lg R~ 2 BR. 2 ba. s. of Hwy ''#I In CaMfonda'' lot. $84.500 Betty Martin,
Beautiful slngle level 2
bedroom. 2 bath. at
tached double garage
with elect1i c opener. f ireplac~ 2 patios.
custom carpel &
wallpaper. a truly main-
tenance free townhome.
overloolung landscaped
greenbelt:s. winding
pathways w1Lh night
ltghung. Large resident
clubhouse. swimming
pool with separate
therapy spa & sauna
Plus a championship ten·
rus court. A very uruque
residence.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR I NEED good residenllal
lot or bwldmg site So.
coast area--<:asb buyer
Rita Myers. Rltr,
494-5420 or 960-1701
wnH VIEW S118,000. Paul Martin Agt. 54&-35S8or97H434.
Nearly 2 acres nestled Real Ditate 644·7383 IY C)WHH · J.11 floy~·d· [),,,., NB tJ7S biol among giant oaks only Open boUse 19. 20, 21st 8 Toro I 032
o ...... 100 ......................
MIWUSTING!
OCIAMYIEW
Sea.shore Drive, deluxe
duplex; 4 bdrm. & 2
bdrm. Sl.29,5001
W ATERFllOMT
PIER ,.t:t.O AT
OPEN SUH. 1-5
50 I 36th Street
Choice corner · rare · 4
bdrm., 3 bath home, 2
frplcs .. Jge. cover ed
patio . New float'
$179,500!
MIWPORT SHORES
Protess. decor. 2 bdrm. + den, 2 bath home.
brick frplc.. clubhouse,
pooh, tennis, etc-.
$7S,SOO!
COIOHA DB. MAR
Twin duplexes. 193.000
each, better burry on
tbae! Only one left•
W.O. lcry,,.... ........ * 675-7060 *
JPWS~l
FAMILY ROOM
1002
CALLUS FOR
TWl!lan~o.dot
e.T,.,.&trvi.
From $39.000 to $69,000
EXCELLENT TERMS
THE HOMESELL&S
Ph: 872-5353
VIEW
ON THE BLUFF
Huntington
r11wpaint
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 12·5
11506 Y AUART A
MESA VERDE
COUNTRY CLUI
Prime Country Club area
or Mesa Verde. Quiel tree·li ned cul·de·sac
leads to 1-&tory spacious
2 bed.room home. Large
master suite plus 2 twin·
siled bedrooms Family
room boasts massive
stone fi r eplace,
breakfast bar and over·
looks tropical garden
patio. Full price $100,000.
10% Do wn CALL
962·7788
2Ya miles to the aurf with 3008Grant Ave. CM ••••••••••••••••••••u•
a remarkable custom 4 Br, 2ba. din r'!'· frplc, Open House By Ownr. 4br.
built 3 bdrm + den + 3 BR, pool side Condo. office Lge covr d patio. ram.rm, \"4 ba, 23571
family rm home de-DR. FR. Jacuzu, teruu.s '68,!;00. PhS4S-0841 Duryea ofr Rockfield.
alened t.o maximi.ie the cts,675-QHlO. Mesa Vertie •Br. Tropical ll·5Sun. $72,500. panoramic, hllly1---------rde ranchJand view. Also 5 RB n. Open every day. Owner beaut twnbm. 2 yrs
car covered parking + 435 Acacia Byowner.S56·l530 new, 2 sty, 3 br, 2i,., ba.
roomforcamper:.,boats. OpenSat/Sunl-S IYIUIL01:.111 frplc , crpt·d Pvl t Th I '°" crtyard, 2 car gar. comm ~ocinm;d~~~raas ca,;:a~c:; Owner 675-6962 CUSTOM. tnple11 under pool. $.'59,50(). 768.5726 or
hot¥S as you could ever construcuon. 3 br, 2 ba, 2 492·4188. Prine only
wanlwithroomtospare. CosfaMesa 1024 story owner's unit +2 · 2
OFFER ING PRICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• story 2 br. l Y-J ba units. FountcmnValley 1034 _________ 1 Tame to coose colors. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~~~2. t MES ... VERDE Xlnl E·side loc. $185,000. Lease "'-6l-
"" B73-lMSeves. 4 Bedrm. ~b~th~;nch 3 Bedrm., family room, carpet, drapes, fresh BY OWNER style home in immac. 1'JD.Nl frEI.:
Ul\ll.CY &
l\SSIJCI ATES paint, patio, large yard. EASTSIDE C.M. condition. f-'reshly paint· -Fruit trees! S73.000 3 Br. l ba, ser & laundry ed. New cpls. All blt.ru;. JQ.1 KEY R M Cardllt rm. 2 car gar, lrg lot Sparkling 20X40 pool. 'lf:r P.€ALTOR.s ii °' c w /calm patio & bltn Vacant, immed. poss. --------1lcAoa Pe•asula I 007 Realtor 1110 Newport BBQ. Move m c:ond., va. $79,950. Call 545·8424. ---------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Cotta Mesa 541-7729 ca n t 3 0 9 E . 1 9th BKR.
M1W USTIHG -------~~~~~~~I St.968 7444. ( -------
4 Bdrms., 2 baths, frplc , 4 IR.-2 IATHS uSTSIDE G"'u ' den. Furnished. Plus Plus office: prime loca· Sh """" ~ JB MdESA DEL MAR bachelor urut over 2 car ti Used arp 3 Br. 2 ba on lrg r. en w/pvt entrance,
garage. XJnt rental pro· JEFF 8J1E:~ SlS8,SOO. lot Reduced U> !00.000 2 car gar. frplc. air rond.
norty. close lo beach REALTOR 675-9111 Bkr. 963-8377. newly decorated. pool SI "'" lot, off street access <RV S136.000. FIXER UPPER parking>. qwet cul-de·
673-3663 642·2253 Eves WtJJ".l.T.tT.l~saTOatJ lN $80,000. NBRHOOO sac. cl06e to everything
associated
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IAYFORNT
CONDO
Open HoiMt Sor /S.Jn
310 FERNANDO UNIT310
Seller willing to do prtn only 172.500. 540-04oJ approx. $3,000. worth of -
off.sites. Askmg ~7 .000.1•--------
AGENT. 673-7601 Jeff RARE AMD!
MESAVHDE MnaVercl9
Exdmi•e Charmef'
Arched , S p a n is h
f1replare. massive bnck
BBQ on the spac1ou!>
patio Queen's kitchen, 2
baths. extras Lowe5t
pnce m area at $66,900.
5315800
Wntha¥ett Rffltors
Inti RE NHwortc
Beautllul 2 bedroom. 2 OWNER · 675-8753
bath. Custom carpeting -...-M#--· ........ -•u-.•R•K•ET-•1.m-mm.lJ.T.01.l.ll IA
z Story, 4 bedrm, formal OPEN HOUSE
dining and family rm. lmmac. 38R By Owner
Quiet cul·de·sac. Extra Fam rm. dm rm. 134ba,
largepark·llkeyardw1th cov'd patio. $81,000
auto sprinklers and hght· OPEN lpm-5pm Sat: Sun
& wallpaper. Fireplace, ,_"' "" ......
large entry ball with llAU11RIL HOME IAYFROHT
VIEW
ON THE BLUFF
Huntington
r1ewpoint
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY 12·5
Only $75.000
Beach Bl to Ellis, East to
Chapel 12 blocks), right
to nrst left . t hen left lo 18562 Pueblo Circle.
By Owner
JISO& VAUARTA 2 Br. IV.. Bath Condo~ $11,900 FHA avail. Frplc.
Palto. ut1l rm. includes
Beautiful 2 bedroom. 2 washtdryer & refrlg.
bath. Custom carpet.mg Crpt & pamt near new
& wallpaper. Fireplace. End unit. Very pvt. Call
large enlry ball with (714) 898-8300. eves or
wood pegged noors. 2 (il4 l 828-1751. Lori patios. double garage Brumley. Owner/Agent. with electric opener --
Pool. tennis courts. Just OPEN HSE 11·4
9monthsnew 9172 Kahulw. H.B. Spac $77.900 3 br, ram rm Boat
Loe at e d o rr E 111 s gate·SBl.~. Agt 548-4382
between Beach Blvd & l"IM I 044 ~;~~ in Huntington •••••••••••••••••••••••
Coastline Realty·
6l6-8802
POOL Home 3 br, den, 2
ba. w /sunken bathtub,
frpl. Jg. lot on cul·de·sac By owner . $83,500
963-5804
$65,000
Loc•ted l.n pnme Hunt
initon Beach location
near Goll Coune Huge
Llv lna R oom wilb
cncklln& fire place. Gourm.t KJtcben with
Bnd.faat area. Prld.I o...,.....hlp home. Call
9Dot7l'7
wood peftged floors, 2 IH Pl.ESTIGIOUS Old World Charm in thi!
patios. double garage HIWPOllT IEACH 3 Br. 3 Ba w /(pie. Only
1782 Kinglet Ct. 3BR. 2ba
ttpgraded Buccola horAe
in beaut nbrbood near
golf course and park.
Lota of wrought· iron &
brick.
Agent
ing. 2 Pat10s. Looks Ukc a l.2noon ta,bpm, 17767 San ---------1
model home. Asking Clemente St. 968-0913
S95.950. Call 54-0-l15l ........._on Beoch I 040 673·7601 wlth electric opener. LOC .... TIO.... $225,000. Open house Sat
Pool. tennis court.. Just ~ " & Sun l s . ~o 1 E . ---------• !Jmoatbanew. $195,000 E d~l·water or ca ll MfSAVStDE
lmmac. 4 bdr. 2 ba. rm
rm home. HAS slate .. ~s ~ HERITAGE
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S&S Resale Specialists. 3 .
4 or 5 bdrm models avail,
some w /pools. 9684602
Pennin&ton Properties
l.)jll(N l•I 0 ••I\ ll ... IQ al N('I •
S11, fOO T b e 11 1 t 1 m u t ~ 1 n Property House 642-38SO
Located orr Ellis coordinated decoratlng1;.-.----------1•181 ~ and good t.aate abounds &IQ~ Beach Blvd. & In this 1pac1ous 58drm 402 .. Vue a... . -REALTORS Palos Verde stone.
1
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1 Newlaud ta Hunl.Lngton Beach. borne with fanuly room, Open Sat,/Suft 1-5
CouWne Rea1ty beautiful pool and fllnl·~d f'antasttc custom home
beams. marble etc ... C HARMING !f _______ _, OPEHHOUSE J-SPM
• a-3802 yard. You must !>l!ti on tree shaded strata J
tlus11 lt'sararef1nd fldrm, 2ba+Den Lge Puul W Br v111l wlrl
& f"\oc 64 7-8 ~!JO
Prime loc. Only sss.ooo Income Prori Sat & Sun. sis isth St. 3
Br 2..., Ba deluxe hme A·l locauon ror renta lo· Walk to beach. brand
come and growth. 2 new. 1116.900 See today'
Separate, complete Will not last.
SllllE ROOF
DUPLEX
Coiy and warm 2
brdroom. 2 bath w11t.1 "'•th bullhns and double
(CanpS. Priced at • iow.
low D UOO CALL NOW
7~l·at9l
C:S~LECT
T'PROPERTIES
IMnlODUCIHG
A fine. lar41e 2 story
home In a ~mguler ~t·
Uq. lnttmate dining and
recT'e9Uon areas am 1dst tr opical plantings.
Alt.boulb 1t st.ands apart
from 1u neighbors. 1t ls
located among very dil·
Uncttve re3ldencea In
Ea a t bl ufr. one of
---------• Newport Bead1'1 finest
fbve something you want
to sell? Clau1Cied a<b do
It well -Call NOW.
64Uf78.
family areas. Call
m.a550 OffH Ill O• 11 tlVN 81 N• I •
111111 ILlllS aa
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
SPACIOUS , .. Pl.AM .........
Lovely E Plan End Unit Wi th
Terrific View Of The Upper Bay &
Ecologt~al Arel. 3 Bedrooms, 2~
Bath&, Famll1 Room, Large Patio.
For Lease $750 onth ~
RUT OFFBIMa
OllllMAL 11.Ufff "'C .. PUN
Hi1hl1 uJ1Cnded 2 .. tory Townhouse
Gil wide «reenbeJt near pool. Ftnest
apJ>Ointment.a thruout. t-~
I bath Spanish plai ter Interior.
i)J>e1l beam eeWnp, Italian We en·
tey, tiled kitchen with bulltlna,
rerrlgerator. washer /dryer lo·
eluded. $12!MOO. By appolntmcinL
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WAlERFRQll(f ,living & dinln& room.
HOMES Shake roof. Pnct'd to sell
REAL ESTATE Uus weekend ! Sl3S.OOO.
63,_,400 Call Agenl873-4037 MESA VEIDI homes on one lot. Fan· LEADERSHIP R E
Laraeat Republic Model. tasuc lncomc. 119K Dn. 84.2-4466
rabulou.s tri·level floor Shows pos. cub now
plan, 5 Br a Ba. lge Fam '45-1474
Cou.IGIPARK ~m. wtwetbar, 2 fplc's, .--1-SEA HAVEN IEAUTY COf'OftO det Mer I 022 (ormal diniq, m1w11ve a
Hul!e bacltyd pl •Y & •••••OC.................. ~:~l~n!li ~~~k~ r N~=~ 1 I 1 1 : 3 Bedroom + lar11e 18x28
aardeo area, plus rm ror EA".t VIEW 0...i .. b.__ •-....._t ch l _,,,,,...,__ -ranuly rm .. a sunor area
• P 0 0 l . L 0 V e I Y 3 Br, den. din rm & ram .... .,.,.,. "' ~ 1 oo a ..-In "~ta ... _a 11"1 "'"" for family ra1sina. On neighborhood clo1e to rm. $30.000 unaraded ln ......., ....... . ~ ,_,. ~ .. Ownr/&.,.. ""7 7"~0 today's market thia i.s a achooll luhopa. Sharp 3 past year . All new ___ .__._ ..... _._'"° ___ c II p k dri b
bdrm, 2 ba. fam rm kitchen, cpl.I, wallpaper aon~l~bea:k • outv~5 / tenificbuy•
home w Jlge enclosed & tile. Hul(e loL Un· AlCHITICT'S Bowd.ln. LuxwioUJ, ex liS6S,OOO.
~
Wal km 1: I He
Real f stale
s-Uo. rr.tb paint tn & believable reduction to DELIGHT panded 3 bedrm dln, ram 2~.ANYTIME~-11. out 4' priced to seJI :.it $149,000 & 11 '8.500. ~1 Nick Vracin Agent Lots of r9dwood, skyllte1 v rm. Mirrored cloeet ~ 551.2784 & brown pluab c11rpets doon. Nu cpta &drps. On
make this Mesa Verde CDSSt. 184.800. Open Sat
PUPLEX home•real value at only & Sun o r c•ll Aat.
2BR + den. t~BA , $76.900. 3Lar1e bednns, 840>2.455. --------w/p.ra1e apt .. 1BR 18A. 2 baths. huge lards,
-----'-..;.._-'-';;__-1 BHm celflnia. frp lc. brick pat.lo an fr uit CostoMno 1024CostoMna 1024
Sell things fast with Dally Hun-v. Priced to aell. trees . ll u r r y. ca 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pilot Want Ads. ~T .• Carey.67&-5321. 54&-all!IO
Sfll( & '1Nlf AUSTRIAN HISTORY
I M E T T E R I D F E R I N T E R E S
S E A E H T Y H I A S C H L U S S A T
L 8 H K R A A E N S R S R E H E V M H
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S E J A l A E S I L N I N L Z A E T C
J N K 0 A l S R B H A S H T H l H T H
E H R R V R U E E U S V l T F C A E t
H E E E P T A R T E R L E A E R S R E
F R T H l S T R R G M 8 R A U H H
R P T E S U C C H E F E R 0 U H A I A
U A E I H P S T U R G S A J H T C M
H S M R E N A S E R E H T A I R A M R
A S F A H H U B R E N N A H P A S D E
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A P l H S R A W N 0 I S S E C C U S T
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• . REALTORS
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l'lfll'Ul;UOnl. I ow IPOf• _., ~. down ot dltfONlty, Find •Id! ..,.; tx. 11 1".
An1cfll1.11s Auster11 ti Dtnube Vall•Y ~
H1psburg 8l"tfltltr P~ss Hlr1a llltre11 j
~r Ferdtnend Sttni Cien111tn -.
Vft1tna Httt.rn1ch Sueeesston W1rs
TCMM'OWI ttodge ~ •0£•
SSt.SOO-SO
a...ffS•••ltt Monl1collo Condo. 1m maculal a. 2 S tor y. 3
bedrm. 2 tuU baths .
F•mlly kttcben, enclosed
pat.lo. Call $40.1720 lO· ~I
YACANT
•3Bdrtp Home
•tm.dlU
•Harbor Hilb School ~La Perle Pl. ·•.900 , OUve WiHenbom
1'1Mll0 ~7
Be:it 8\A1 to alesa Verda, J 8r,17JMO
MS-ODO fl tPll
i TERESITA VILLAS i
i CONDOMINIUMS i i .>"&.ma.-¥Tow'*T" i : cw, 121.9ft : • • : Featuring Spacious 2 Hdrm & 2 bath, •
: with f ireplaces. balconies a nd !
private patloe. :
FROM Sll,100 s.. CMiap rrwy. i • • •
..
22tW.WU.O...
costaMesa ,....
645-2692
! MocW °'""' I 0.1 daily :
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SUPER NICE!
2 Bedroom condo for only
$42.000. Swimming &
recreation nearby.
-" . -WfSTSIO[ BEAi.TY
INC. 8·18.;>J:1J
NOR INS REALTY
THE PLEASURES OF
HOME. Without tbe
bother 3 Bdrms .. ramlly room & :: .,., bath condo In
the V11la1e. Span11h
Edinburgh plan E .
F ireplace & dou ble
rarage. Directly on
areeobelt. S82.950. * 494-1057 *
An o p en re t-llna
dominat.es this hse from
the beaut Span.lsh tJle In
the ram rmtkitch to the
cathedral ceilings In the master bdrm. Thia pro·
fes decorated 3br. 2ba
LaCuesta hme ls prtced
at S6 5 . 500. By a p pt . Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9
536-lalJ
LANDMARK 5 Br 3 Ba.
Fem Rm. w/fplc. nr
beach. schools & shop.
ping. 1 yr old. S84,llOO.
Call art 6. or wknda.
Open for inspection,
962·2104
Starter Home!
Cute 2 bed r m with
custom fireplace &
tastefully encloaed rront ratio Ya r d la a
a n d 1 c a p e d
maaterplece! Near com·
munlty park and pool
MO DOWN and teMU! court! Sound
Several 3 &/or '4BR, 2BA nice' Call R9d Carpet homes, all localiona. v A Realtors, 833-3890.
& FHA t.erm1. Hurry for~~~~~~~~~ ~o-lr selection. CALL Wood brl di• eAt~-'
ata.7IH OrHnbrlar PJIJll. • Br. fam rm. 2 ba. Ca ll
~25218. ,,,.,llela1~ ~EAL ESTA~
By Owner 3 Br 1~ Ba con·
do. 8eS1 area. cl05e to
beacb.. 983·904
Beaut 5'aS Woodbrtdae
townhome. Near park It
sbo=. Well IO(•ted Redwci Model. 3 Br. 3 ba An xloua to sel l.
833·2144, no b rokers please.
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DEEJlnEl.D·UlVJNE NE A-B TH £ G 0 L F 3 br C.OSU Kea• are•, Ctpl1f1 WWW I 071 •--·-.................................... . ~Cll01-. S>Ji4+ ..J!!.AODQu,1ollN New 2 s:iory. UPJreftd... OOU'ISEI ly .. ~.R +pdeol\f'l~ from IM.000 Multiple. -··············-····· U..Mlftrt ..... :;...,i;b,e';:iau BR. lam rm. 3 BA. 2fOC> 1~=~pd ':"~.~arr car' Jobl V=ff'tpaoy IUU11fUL na .. ,.., AU IAYFIONf
W . ..........._..._ .&....a....-....l-"-~-!,~:.. '.!.:~.· 0 0 0 Sl4UOO. SAN JUAN j DI rv _....,,.~ ~ ._ •. .-. ..... "9-5219 JAYW. YIATS For NI• by owner Tv.o 'l"'f"UA CONDO
Sus-QPlraded 2 Sr. hu --------ft zz~7 MIWPORT SHOllS 1t4rY home with cllitom P H l D E O fo' 0,:,.1\ 1-bAo Sot ,Sul\ condo ,, .. r the lah •-&.it t• Reclltors4 • ~ .,.._ hltertor ~ 8drm1J. a OWNERSHIP. Ot'H 3tOFEDt.l.ol"'100
S.¥9 S over next pbue, Ml""..a 9C S ~R e.tbal st2Y A· name. J2 bet.hi, dloloa rm. tllo ~ HObftlal. Sf1tmah '~Tii; ~$9-11J3. 499-2109 8)' Ho •3 BEDROOM. 2 bath. o • 2 • car 1•r roof. community pool tilt roo ., Pr v8 tt:1 11.5.ooo
°"1Ml". ~ I ~-... view. ram rm. pool. PaUos. CIOM" to pooa., w/Jacunl. water ~oc balcunltts & p.tttoi.. OWNER ff'4n~ Popular J BDRM .• 2 b• MOYI .. c~nvn jUCl.IUl, close to Sehl & club " lennla Wlllk lO t•n•r + purifier & enclosed aaral(ea of u-----MAGNIRCIMT PLUS DEN, separate -high quality home that shows pride ~·a. asoo. beacl>! p$.800 redwood b11lcony WJTH course All 2·bedroom. 2 lllWJLJt1(JJ[I1Ql1ttW]Lu.
Expanded "LaSalle" home lD UNIVERSITY of ownership. Wood and glass accents RTIMEW Cw.tom CAYWOOOUM.TT OCEAN VIEW. $73.500. bath, 2-story units Will DON"TMAQTHI
&ownborn. ln University PARK. S~clou. deck T .._.....__ J 3BR. FR. 2·aty. deck • 141·12t0 * Call496-3880. consider exchan&tl By iuuiu . ..iasT.&•t Pa.rt. 'ft>JalinehOmehu inl, trellises and sun-inside and out. hree ~uuins P US Lovely view of m tna appointment only 110 -"' -
• bdnns .. den & family abades coupled with W8h all the modem conveniences. Three 118,900 ~ IUILDER-S HOMI dri,·e by':i please. A•AtMt , nn. • (eatunia ceramic clanli::r, makes for de· decks. ocean view. and fl.replace. Be BOND REALTY llCi CANYON When a contract<k' builds In tu time & once
lplaleperraoo. t!n'u'p~arnaLdueldl ahlf outdoooodr l_IVlng. sure to see this home ... $94.500. 831-Mll P•arnc va.w h.ls own homlne h• <••· !!Ci•!f~ -by
1
ou'll ~Allie~~ • • Lot. of extra g •es in 497•2419 Mlwport .._. I 069 l • ~0 Modef quently puts many ex-Fi1ac9 fooba t Wai .or yo11 ""' earpeUn1. Th• view side. too Don't m,Ujs tlus ••••••••••••••••••••••• tras. Right now we have ... to mt.y lntom• propen'
from the den must be one.181.500 SOUTH DANA l.AGUNA • OpenSat&Sun 1_. 30 such a home to show· ' 152.mo tut yur Your fri•n4S seen' Call us, we'll or LAGUNA POINT NIGUEL OrByAppt. bdrms . H'I balbs. MOOCMAMU.MI tlACM 1tre aetUnt richer •
ranp It $129.500 4119-4S.Sl 493·9812 496-l'IZO • '6 Rue Verte formal dirung rm .• living . l!hellerin& tbear Income
GRAND VISTA rm & family rm. with rrom taxea. Now ll the
1 --hoc I frpl~ . over 2600 sq. ft.. ..., llat. CCNtMkw ume to learn fT'Om your 552·7000 &.og.a .. och I04I.....,.._ It I04 REALTY761-1212 on.ilaraelot.Co.Ufora Profes 1n11p.;trn~nt mac.akes.C.ulnow.htul THr • •.•• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~~~~~ llst ol 56 amenities built analysis, appral.Sals. lax have some choice uru\i.
c. CAUUS IEGEMTl.EALTY 1n by owner Price & ~xchaotic .tdv1C'e left. VI LLAGE. . ·. · for alJ the halest multi· HAllOl YllW siz.ooo Spec.:1.tl1iina in Bc.:h UOMSISTATIS REALTORS pte tustings available ll1 SPYG\.ASS HIU PHASI 11._.AURMO mulu-plex propertle:.. S3M834
WOODRIDGE ~23 CAMPUS DI: IRVINE
AalOR LAICE OPEN DAlLY
2 Br. 2.,... Ba. near lake, __ s_A_W_. T_0_6_P_.M_. _
Bretitwood Model.1---------~5274
OWNERS ANXIOUS.
Open Sat & Sun 1·5PM.
The Ranch. immaculate
4 Br pool borne. lmmed
possession. S81.990
75.2-754 l Agt.
RANCHO
SAN JOAQUIN
EXCT.USIVE LISTING
PRIME LOCATION
WlTiiVJEW
LUXURY UPGRADES
NO R IN S
R EA L T Y
•PRICED'fu;o,ELL NO SMALL CHA.RM ER TURTLEROCK GLEN. Hl'KIE i\HCHEH. A.gt Oceanv1ew condo retreat new 4 Br 2 Ba. Fam Rm 752 0~3 640.0166 above Alt:;o Canyon 2
Owner. $136.000 Pnnl· Bdrms • 2 • i balhs, den &
only. 644·5621 By uppl '--~~~~~~~! z fireplaces Owner anx I-ious. Watch the sunsets
BARGAIN SALE CAMIRIDGE
11u:. b lowest pnced S&S l IORM-2 BATH
built Cornell probably m Complete comfort m and
lbe county• For sure. ll1 out. Inside. this spacious
lrvule! Why even con home 11 elegantly de-
l!ider any other home corated in rashaonable
when Uus 4 bedrm. ram colors, plush soft carpet
rm + paneled bonu!, tng thruout color
for~.500
BUILDABLE LOTS
Large lot 1n Temple Hills area. $47 .500.
Coast Hwy ·Victoria
Beach area R-2.$45.000
each; C-1. $48.000eacb * 494-8057 * room w 2 patios & 15 coordinated wall cover ---------
fruit ~ and sWragc mgs The sharpest Cam l•--------
the Laguna Beach area! Sweeping coastal IYOWHEtt ~eUers&buyer.sotvail
Also_.wehave -vlew-2700 sq rt 4 4 Br. Cam rm. 21, ba. 2 CallRooElb-. EASTSIDIUMITS
A larae oceanfront Bdrms .. 2 ~baths. ram1· bnck Cr-pie's, wet. bar •.:etitury21848 1188 TOPLOCATIOM
home • do w n tow n ly rm. & pool w /Jacutz1. Prof lndscp'd, pool 11zed 8 Y 0 W N R _UN 0 ER ~ Counlr)' 960-2358 Walk to shopping, 4 yr
Laauoa Commercial SZ75.000. lot. shutters thruoul. MKT new triple>.. All have
POISSlbilltiea $350.000 * 496-950 I * m~h use of M e>clcan Sharp 3 br l lt ba condo rp1c s 14 Br &. 2 t Br.
MUST BE SOLD THIS
WEEKEND -The most
beautiful Condo Pen
-------1 tile, wood, mirrors, & WWC$4g 1'5Cl.4.93-6590 COSTA MESA enclcx.edgarag~ Early Bluffs "J" plan. bnck Comm pool & ten --.---·-----
end unit. Canyon. Fash nis crts 1-~ee land BY OWNER Nicest3Br. fOURPl.£X ~ Isl view. 3BR. 2BA. do'g $165.900 Prine only 2 Ba home an lrac.:l. m
rm. patio. Astroturf 640-02$4 bilautlfully lndscpd, Just repa1nled ntw 'ti ..,_.,.,
d k I 0 --"' carpets and drapes Wlll OHNlfOUS• HaLfV Sl~g•~-p~.7641 w;r~n PENINSULA! liO.S00.493-5506 consider t-xchdnge df!i> OtiOr-.c.tu.MeH
only 3 Bdrm. 2Ba. 2 fr-pies s..tGA.na 1080 Pr1v.ite patios. t1Xtr.i "\ 64S-9t61
Redwoocf/cei;lar paneling •••••••••••••••••••••• • large uruls Great invest· ---------lhoust1 Apl. m Laguna Seawind dlx 2 Br condo 2
Beach, rig.ht on the sly, 1"'1 ba. fplc. u'p ~cean OPEN SAT. & graded. encl patio. els to
SUN 496 Cliff Dr •9. bch. $65.500. Prine only.
l hr u o u l . J a cu /. z 1. Exceptionally cln & neal. ment polenlial S120.000 * UW •
Reqiodeled in 19'1~ Only 3 Br. t3. ba. beginner's 1£ IQuail ~ Near LM._e Par~.
$128,500. delight. 1811 W St. Anne. • Pl mlnutee lo beach 1·4 BR
Call 752-7575 SA SS9.900 Dan Hoppy GCe 3 ba. 1·3 BR 2i,., ba. a.1 BEAUTIFUL N .
LAGUNA DECORATOR
HOME w 1guesl house.
OPEN SAT 1·5. 330Hlgh Dr
LARGE FAMILY
HOME w bag view
OPEN SUN. l -5 333
KaghDr
1·998-6320. 646·7668
evstwknds.
HARIORVIEW
PORTOFIMO
Realty. 963-9895. Pro~i-BR. Comer lot. 11uached
''"'O' • "''''' 7.52•1920 ~aragc. f11 eplaCt»
br New pajnl lD & out Hunltn~lon Beach. ~'' •1 \ Good buy' Good area' 3 t•OOOUAtlSl NIWf'O•YttAC" Slti8.000 1703 Alabama,
>-• Trlr access. Much. much & UNITS 536-1718 • ... ~ more $48.500 Hadley ------
3 Br. 4 ba + bonus rm ~ Realton, 963-8933 [ l~JSJOE ZS Unft lttdutrial Plush lndscpo ·g & uw
magnificent paoo area Seal leoclt I 084 46.000 Sq ft. l hHd·
K AT H y T R A c y . 3931 Mac Arthur Blvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA ingl. 2'12 '"MW. ftHr
REALTOR. 1100 Quail. Nwpt Beach 7s2 7s7s Custom 4 bedrm. corner Harbor & Wor•r.
11hed is the best bu> m bndg<' model home m
town! No games' Simple The Terra«c Close to
fact I Call Red Carpel pool & recreauon area
Realtors. 833-3380 aod,pnced al only m.soo
WKLL SA.M
EMERALD IA. Y POWE.LL An affordable yet
Npt Bch 548· 1927 or ·---------i lot on hill 1100 Catalina Lake·new interiors ..._. S7IO 000 7S2 2887 f Cream purr property' By Si.A. irnU: , · · <-~Pool Sharp & cozy· 2200 sq. l. iippOmtment only A ss u"' • Io•• o f MR. EXECUTIVE ~ _.., w fplc. playhouse. etc laycnst ANG SI 30,000 Open House $460,000.. at 90/o. -------1 Woodbridge Place
"Greenbriar". 4 BR.
psinc only Eves. 1303)
red hill ~·
552-7500
beautiful spacaol.\5 ram1 Real Estate
ly home wtth something iacx>~~
ror everybody mcludmg ========~
workshop darkroom. ---------1 game room. iiunporch,
& farruly rm Upgraded Centut; 21 Iii Ina--J A REYNOLDS&CC lhruoul with lo~ or ex <.:ro:.sCountry ~ __ Bkr lil4)640-8260
lras Aslro-lurf CO\ ered Ron Elhs Prop...-....
47~1389 or <303> 476-4025 r---------famtly dJJung rm & buce
lutcben. $274,500 ·-. -... ........ , . J r•' . . ... ,,,. Big canyon beauty! Ex
elusive location. 4 bd
home oo prime "• acre
lot w 1v1ew of city lites.
golf course etc. Terrific
pauo for exec entertain·
Ing. Call Coe detaUa.
1138-6256.
3 Bedrm, formal dining Sat Son Call I! Qua~I For 111fo & v1ewmg, call
pool deck A beauty or S48·ll88or960·23S8 1600 ouJ!,t.!.920 , llUOI . C.M. DUPLEX .
rered al $110,000. Call Tmtin 1090 Newly refurbished 2·Z
541).ll.Sl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deluxe Dplx, Sl25.000 J Bedroom umls in highly
Woodbndge Place
Biscay Model 4br.
formal film rm. 3bu. 2
frplc1>. J <·ar f(IH
Premium lot on park
Upgrades 1ncl'g AC.
Sl.23,000. 833-05417 urt 5pm
By Owner Turtlerock
4 Br. Sl09.000 Fee Ten
ms & pool facal. Pnnr on
ly. &44-4157
WOODBRIDGE
$51.000
DOPLHIH R.l.
Cal 494-1511 $54,SOO!
Yes. at as still possible lOl~~~~~~~~~I buy a comfortable 31~ ---
bedroom Condo m Sharp llST VIEW YWo~f~u:~:R~~ EMERALDBAYSTEAL ."./ 6000 SQ. PT Park. pool and cable Tv Best Fmancmg
RAMCH REAL TY
551-2000
~-~-------ASHFOC!
ASHFORD!
HS.EH COFFEY
673-3863
10.697 ACRES
LAGUNA BEACH R·l
Ne•r Greenbelt
Ckean & Canyon Views
Sl00.000. Terms.
"Z" REALTOR 4114-8611
"DR.AMA TIC11
Wood & glass Quality
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. • REALTORS
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Walker & lee
Heal Estate
BEAUTIFUL
IROADMOOR Victoria Bch ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~-j 3 Bdrm home. highly up.
Duplex loc11led one blk _ __.;;;;=====--DUP• i£v .._.PT ICH gr~ded. Pool & Ja<:uu1. Crom the steps. A pa.Ir of ..oA " $78.900
1-bdrm. apartmts with ON THE BEACH OPEN HOUSE The HotMffllers
good vus. Beam ceilings SUNSET & SUIF Sunday f'eb 20th. 10am to1~~~~7~52~5353~~~~ & flreplaces. Sl49,500 2 Lots wide al corner 5pm at l2tl.5 Cl:iy St . 9r
To
n-P orDOtfunllne wio!Yen'··s Lge walled patio & mos old .. pr1 rte of Wes ..... s.ter a098 -r.r\he garden. Outdoor brick ownership ~ch unit has ••••••••••••••••••••••• frpk attached. 3 BR. 2 J bdrms. 2 l>us, patios. cloUun& store with park· Ba. room for expansion dbl gurages. ocean
tng. in super tugh tralfic MulUple zoning. $275,000. v 1 e w s. M r Cruz on location near malls. 714 533-6600 fn11e~lmcnl 000 By owner, Phone Mon-
SlO. Fri. 6pm-10pm. wkods Olvi:.aon.
8am·llam. 1'114)67~ -·
WESTCUFf
YOU1E
KIDDING!
Only $49,950?
WOW!
BR ea unit Blt.n!i. micro desirable rental arc..i
oven Will exchange for Block:; to the bt:<1ch
Triplex. Henry Wall $79.900
Really.496-143..5 Bkri51 3755 ---.-
OWNERS ONLY
I want to buy income pro·
perty Apts. fixer uppers
OK Tell me what you've
got. Fred Pieracc1. l502
No. El Cammo Re1tl. San
Clemente Ph 496-5458
40 • ' '-droom UftitS
Good rt-nldl c1rt-;.i .
$550.000 Submit t~·.
down. av~rugt' rental
S.175 mo. Pnn only. Bkr
1714 t 540-5520 days. 1714 t
493-3365nights1wknds
Ope-n Sat Sun I ·~ Profes
decorated 3br. 2ba
custom ltKht1of( &
lnscpd It Greenlear
<~ of Buranca It
Lake I By ownr Courtesy
to bltrs <7 t4 I 673-all2 or
1714)~1
AnJfablt" al the Crossing
in NEW Woodbnd.-ie A 2
bedroom family home 1n
the mot.t ~elect area of
l~tne Ne"er l>t'en ll\·ed
1n ""o wa1t1n1t 111 I ane
<.:all for particulars
home on huge st to ~t lot ~~~~~~~~~~ 3 lge Bn. 3 baths Ex
pans1ve decks. g1i;anltc
Tasteful decor. conve·
nient-flow floor plan.
lanai. patio & pool 3
Bdrms .. 2L2 baths. fam1
ly rm $149,500
Walker & lee
Real fstate
5'lf*' b.och duplex
OPEN HOu!>E
SATI 5.SUN 113
3 Bedroom. I"• bath + den Central healing &
Terrific Twosome
WOOOIRIDGE
WOHDB
A betta than new Broad moor Laurelwood Plan E 4 Br, Jba. frml din rm
fam rm. 3 car gar Open
Sat Sun Crom JO AM to 4
PM YOW' best buy 11l
11.25 000 UGHT I.IA&. TY
Ctilt7t.aH3
INV&SITTPAU
Terrace Cambridge
Twnhse 3Br. 2ba. frplc.
iiep din rm, -et bar, up·
lfd'd. cpt·a. drpa. roun·
try lulchen. c~·d p.-00
$16,500 f'tl 144· 74TS
DIR....,HOMI
~ •Br. 2Ba, ct.aatom dtJIB, prol lodKpd. loU of
upgrades 115.2.-n
RANCH RI.Al TY
SSl-2000
OMTHEUHCH
A 4 bedroom ram1ly
homt' ill a su~rb sur
roundin& of ram1ly al
rno.pbere NO ASSOC
FEE 4 bedrooma Call to
att Plan eheud'
IAMCH II.Al TY
511·2000
~n~way
Closeout
Cam rm. 2 frplcs & dream ---------1 kitchen w loads of cup
WESTSIDE REAL TV
boards & ceramtl lilt•
counters Just hslcd.
$174.500
Nichols Real F.stale
Co.U 494 7220
OCEAN VIEW from high
an the hill!> of Luguna
Beach. 2 Lgc bdrms, 2
balhs. on qw'ct street.
Beam cetl's to ltv rm &
mstr bdrm $85.000
SANDCASTLE REAL
~ATE. 494..SOOS
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()pew 5-nday 1-5
Surf. f&Sh from the deck lat high tide). 31099
Coast Hwy .. South
Laguna. 3rd houao
NORTif oC ALISO PIER.
2·story. 5 bdrm . 5 baths.
taauly rm . Just 14 steps
to the sand Has the
cha.rm o( a courtyard en·
lr)'. sloped beams & 2
ffl>ICS. EASY TERMS tmmed J)C>SlenlOn Sub
mit yuurolfer lwlll leue
Sl300 per mo. l Askmg saso.ooo
Oce~d~wy .
North Laguna. 2 Bdrms ..
frplc .• view. renta for
t'25 month.on 9.000 sq
fl. let. Sl.25.000
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COASTROYAU
VIEW
Cbarmmg older two
bedroom home on large
lot "'•replace. Near new
park. walk to beach.
shopping & bus. Sl 18,000
f!I Coldwell Bonker
3Monarcb Bay Plaza
Laauna Niauel
496-7222 131-0136
REAL ESTATE
SHOWROOM DECOR· Commercial plua
·~cloua 2 Bdrm. apt.
with an ocean view. sias.ooo.
LIDO REALTY
:U77 \i,1 I itlu. '\.IL * 673-7300 *
203Ct>dar, N ij INC. 848·2J23
Lake new 3 br & 1 br.
many xi.rots. 0<•e<1n view Othec-Reaf Estate
Sl29.SOO Call 642·38 •••••••••••••••••••••• • Property House Mobite Hoaies
MEWPORTHGHTS ForS. I 100 NEW 4 8 2•-b den House +Guest. Peninsula ••••••••••••••••••••••• . r, ,. a. · 3 Br 2 Ba. Al{l 968-8880 llv.rm. din.rm, wet bar, evs· 673.688Qdys MR. HOAG HOSP.
frplc. + m any xtras. --· ·77 Skyline 12x44. New
Some ocean/Catalinal·--------•I coach . udult park
views. By bui lder, trades PRIV Party wants 3 BR C7923.K> American Mbl
considered. $139.950. 22S + home w /pool in Dover Hm:i. 557.9390 LaJolla Dr. Open Daily Shores. l.1do, Cameo _ _..:... ______ _
till dusk. 646·7085 or Shores. Spyglass. or COSTAMESA.
646-'1968 CdM area $150 $190.000 '7'1 Skyline 12x.56. new Ll.&.B•ARVIEW range PO Box 1903. Coach. Adult 1Jark. walk ~ N B 92660 Pri ly to supermarkeL (7968K l W.1feclo lyOwner · · nc.on · American Mbl Hms.
VlEW-ft1ountalns dur 557.9390
ing the day, sparklingl--•,•E•S•T•l•W_FF_s-•c ustom made 2br. Iba. ~~ ~:w~~g::C~'::.r:i Early area Redecorated bllns. rehg. washer.
ed home. 4 Br. 2ba, fam 3bdrm "bayCront .. wath dryer. walk U> bch. SboJl8
rm. prof lodscpd, lge water ~icw. Sl32,500 Or & market. Pvt. Pty
cvrd patio w ;gas BBQ. 3 ~month S!0.000, 873-2V76
houses to pool, jacuzzi Agent 2 Br, 1 Ba. Mobile Home,
and tennJs court. Many Ba y s 1 de Vt 11 a g e .
amenities. 1145,000. Opn S. C..• Newport Beach, pvt house Sun 11·5 at 2324 ch, 2 pools. 2 jacunia. Port Du roess Place. ••••••••••••••••••••••• boat docking (acillt1es
644-6828 MAIUMERS aviu.l to tenant. 123,500.
POINT ltoy"Cll IHHon
CUSTOM VIEW 64'"°112
BUY A Pl ECE OF
LAGUNA· The price Is l-•C•.._-1 ,•F•.-.&. .... -~·H-I
ri&hl to bold for ruture ~ "-A""'
development/lnveal· HARBOR VIEW HOME.
meut: owner may asaist pratjgious area. Enter
lnfinandnc. •.500. throu gh open beam.
Vaulted entry way, large lUMSo.CoutHwy. entertaining Uv room.
LAGUNA BEACH Huge family rm, dining 4,7 2457 rm 4& 4 bill bedrooms.
• Move up to a beautiful
HOME
Conalructlon to be110 Acnapfortale 1200
J anuary '77,. 3100 Sq. ft. •••••••••••••••••••••••
4 BR, 3 Ba conwmporuy --------• ranch 1tyle.tltlme. MaQY,
many xtra&. Plan• 6:
specltlcauons avaH. ta
Offlce. SlM,900.
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Own your own land lo
Valdlcla nr Newball. fl28
acres ol hlll.Y lerTalJ>. up
Towatey Canyois, L.A. 9045 10~2"~
CowJty. OnJ1 $200 per L 4",.__. 1'T. ,,-
acre. will conaider socn.i ""/ '""""•-lllM •-t rad e 646·3928. eve. •
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CORONA DEL MAR
2 Br ~uae. n,ilc.
Pool. wMb. Some ocean
fl Ce1-lh1• v1~ws. Ck>eo
to 1hoppln1C ., fine beach.. ..... 2400 • • mo. m T!lO I& yd M.,tn. High Sehl I 3 Dr, , ... Ba. cpLS. d~. 1551>/mo. Gardener lorl ....................... .
....................... ~ I friilc •· 3 Br flo.,_wYlloae Distrlct. Edwards·Hcll. blln~. ~real cover d 154().lm AUC!APLAZA
IND1ANWl!LJ..9CONOO + am rm. I u per 82J Vt/ WU.006'6-il10 ~mo 847-21112% pallo. lrplc. W~ mo ~nJc Mountain Vlewt ~~;::;~;~~~ a. Casa Dorado-s 4t 2• lha.rp.Only $185. Sln&l•. NODE~JTTOQUAL Zt?9S Via B..ih.la. Owner OCEAN AIR, 2br dbl 111r Large. dlx adull Uri"' "°" teunl:I pool blk' petaOK. All MS-9088. •2brtownhomew/fflll 4 Br. Jl'am Rm, 21ty, 3car ~ & 76861~ or As· ch11d ok S350sm fet: ttdrm Apb Furn It un-
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tn&.' Pe.n.'alhu•~ de Many areH or Garden •L&epaoo&enc pr ear.M..~Newbury,thcn . soclated Rl!'allo r s TENEXtl19pm898-9891 Cum Beaut.irulnew3Br.2.,_
mand1 tale. $66,000, Crove.Superselectlon3 •Adult.l.chlldUJ"over calJ146-788hf!7PM S8H100 NWPT HGTS 2 br. lge Pool.Jaruui,Bllllarci. ::r!~!.xiio!.!~~~~·· ~,,:_imr. (714} 346-3282, & 4 Br homes. '360-S38S. •Small petok Vacant 3 BR. 2 BA. h>lc. Rmce.Realty l!br. super pvt. New pnl, den, w/fplr. yd. t child, 252~1 ~:~:~~~t13tai t.ach. 1'75 per mo. A1k
......._,, Move In toda.y. Sintles. Brand new !:-side condo upl(l"d, bltns. DW,no lee. 551-2000 v1trant A!Ho new dlx 3br nopet.s. 1375. 646·2067 HlllB fOC' M.1Ai.87S-2311. =-~~·No feo Agt typlc,pvtpaUo.dblgar: 8'6-a30l.pm9G82S84. RancboS.J.38r2BaSan avllil4il 51J65(Mll Sa.Clemente 3276 Sorry.nope-ta ~ Oltof~ very abarp 2 br, l"" ba, New3br 2batwnhse Im· Lw.s Rey 1oJI crse & --••••••••••••••••••••••• "-rtle h 3769 3 Br I~ BM dplx above "••'Y 2550 LOS ALAMITOS area A -.,2342 mar , bltns. dshwshr, lakevu..00.547-70« Mlwpwf leoch 3269 S3!l5 2 Br + dtn. xlnt ~ •• !! ......... ~. Cove. vie~. FP. ••••••••••••••••••••••• realbeauty.Lovely3Br, pool,dblenel.gar.W·D ••••••••••••••••••••••• rond.walklo bch,paol& 206 Fern lear. $550,
Wtlhn Style HcMM uparaded at super clean, Mesa Verde ~br, Jba· d 2 hkup S3'75. 968-9232 Turtlerock Gl~'ft Plan 2. 4 BOAT SUP W tC'ONOO. 3 J a cu 1z1. ca 11 Pat . IEST IUY 2l3 963-8104: 714-492·9912 •Z'/Jacres nr Valley View & r~a~.~OK i1ni Br. Fam Rm. tennis. BR. 21., ba Llie oew 493·9672 831-9432 or Somepeoplesuy>oui;et ---------
n... .... _,......,.fl home un Lampson St. Children, ~~~ .. ,..,? N . l ln Pool bome. 4 bdnn "50. pool IBOO; 547-70'4 9i,'IO. Agt 644 11.33 (2l3l790-2iies George. what you pay for' WP or 3 BEDROOM ,... -......., ..., pet.a OK. No fee Easy ~·uvu. ew patn . luds. s&l. pets ok, easy -r A d the $.175, YEARLY der a T&G plank root move In terms Agt suit. Avail. now ~1720 terms Agt 1163-81 TuJtM:rock 4 Br. pool & Big Canyon prest1~1ous San.Juan 1ermo:;-. ~ tupnce15 646--0lll
w/11 beams including a 963-9088. . . or-.3634 ~enn1s (aril ~75 mo Broadmoor home. JOOO ~tr.o J278 :a·llh ci'ub rsA pte1:n1:
spaclooa area that would 3Br 2.Ba t nhse l Deacbwalk ~· 3 br. 2 644-41.S7. short renlJtl OK sq ft. b1&ck bay view, 4 br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cl b l''ree leftrus le!sons 2 Br. 1 Ba. bltns. dbl aar
easily convert to a larg Coro..a .. M• 3222 nr $. c.t ;lua.'ki~ o~: ba. upard d rpc,, auto GREENTREE-3 Br 2 Ba. 2..., ba. f;Am .rm SI 150 2 weeks free rent, new 3 B~hards Swimming pool, nr beach. adults. no
guesthouse$40.000Cal •••••••••••••••••••••••_,.MS-sun gar dr opnr Ask for rplc&ramrm cl06elo Flex1ble\errru;6401714 Br2Ba FamRm rulde Golf Dr1vina Rande petsSU0.61~ beforelt'st.oolatc 1~ Blksto ..... bJB 2\.it _,, Grant!21.3Hl9-0281 · --.....,0• •. ·1, u • GALA PROPERTIES ' udC r ---schools. no pets. Lse $400 Harbor Vu Hms. Carmel 3 sac . ..,, ·rec .,.PoO ac Saunas + greal ur
MrFr (7J4)54.2:M.56 8a4Qlx. 615\.'J Mangold. 2 Br! 1 ba condo, pool, See Uus' Only $200. 2 br, inclgrdnr.645-3781 Br+ f'R. l'WX> per mo incl 837·9534 t1\-1t1es . Sunday BBQs ey · Sf.50 mo. &U-2405 pallo, no pets. $295 kidsJpetaok. Fee (below market) 7~·0617 Parllei. wtth live ba~
Brand New · 2Br. friik.
bltns. lodry rm. gar. 5'00 mo 644-1667 eve ~ ~ . 1649-BlowaSt.642·6421 Mam Rentals 5"40-~0 Single family, The _ 3br. 2ba. Cam.rm. gar Free Sunday brunch
, Panoramic View from --• Colony, beaut 3 Br. pool LEASE Harbor View rnrd back yd. tennis. . YEARLY. beaut 2 BR•
0.-0Yes this 2Br charmer on TWO for you 2br hse ~Unfurnished house ex· & lenrus. Grd.o/wtr mrl. Homes 3 Br 2 Ba close s:2i mo 492·5T11 '-'our rentdoll··-aoe"en 2\1a ba unit with S""'C· •••••••••••••••••••••• Bluffs dose to beach. an &2brcott ~ sm fee 11 l d ti ' ood .....,. "-·--iAn1i .oAA_...,...., _...: & · hool 'Q 1 ... .. • ~ TWOACRE oldi.e but goodie. 1375 + TENEXW9pm898-989t ce en con 1 on, g ..,_,.v ...... •• ....... """" top..... sc · wet RARE FIND 3br cozy rurther• .. A terr1r1r ucular view or bay &
Ml ... , n "' ... CH SISOdep 875--083.1 are a, PI ease ca I I Woodbridre 4 Br. 3 ba. dm suwt Ava112/ll For •n friilr only $375. Sm fee mamt.enance rrew, pro ocean. 2 Derks. friilc. &
," 11\Aro Boat/RV stor. Rcdec 4 Br 968-8238. rm. ram rm. 3 car Co or appt, rail 7~·7434. TENEX til 9pm 898-989l fess1onal inanaaement aar. Walk lo bch SS50 mo
4BhoR. 2'J8Ale. 30001 sq ftEL.EGANT~EANVU4 fplc.din'g.3096Roanoke.NewJBr 2'-!t Ba, Vlew. garage. Lake & pool. Fti,SatorSun~y--r.-.11..-"--1280 s tarr thiit cares. and WIWAMWIMTOM
me on 2· ve arres. Br 2.,.. Ba, din rm. fam Vaca. Try $475. 7~·1920 condo A ta h / S\'i25 /mo cau752.7576 .-wu-friendly neighbors REAL ESTATE 675·3331 car pr, barn. lackrm, 1'Tll no pets S750 644·2970 Jeaiune 835--0211Pg103L . t c gar, w OP· . . Waterfronl·Oock. 4 BR, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Models open daily 10-7 hone stall, frwt trees, • . . • nr, pvt patio. end uml, Be utDeerf ldt nhs 3 Ba. frplr. n1:w rrpts, Charmin 2br $225 Pets Sorry,nooneunder2t&2 br. l ba apt. 401
fenced & cross fenced.3BR.2 BA.fplc,lndry,no DESIR.AILE near pool. '425 mo B~. 2 ba,1~ y~s 0 ::,,,, drps,bltns.$700.6449932 ok Feeg ' · oo pets. Roommate Heliotrope.129().
aod lots more. Prlred pe ts. r ef., gar. 409 HOME 2BR, 28a, Den, 848-2:34l.evs/wkns $440/mo. Call wkdays or752·8686 MainRentahs,S4()..S370 service 11va1lable. Mon 675-8303
below market. Xln Goldenrod$4.95.67~ crptd, drps, forced air l..uxunous2sty,4Br3Ba Diane al 992·5000 : BLUl-'FSCONDOS '61--.a-L.sa......... thto-monthoccupancy WACIUCHDUP
terms. BKR.114/522 LOVELY 2 br w /lg. heat, garb-dlsp, bltns, + 000 sq ft den. bltns, wlcnds/eves673-7197 Leases :..lartmi.i JI $450 nn.-.....-1298
or676-5?J7 patio, gar age, water cpts thruoul, I, air Month. ent 644 1133 •••••••••••••••••h•••• Oakwood Garden Apt.s 4 br. 2~ ba. 2000 llq.f\. :~el~e!~';;C::~o~d~ furn. Adults only, no cond. Dimrabre°Glen. WALNUTSQUARE3Br2 Ni _ --N1reJbr.lba,lgeYARO. newer •2 story . frplr.
Real&tate w/paper & rpt. 675.3411 pets. Mar hme. Nr shop&, Ba,upgradedtwnhse.No Big Cyn Twnh:..e. 2 Br, GAR. AVAll. 3 /1. $340. 880lrvine(atl7th> patio, S450 fmo yrl ) Wallfed 2900 or673.o.t31 RATE REASONABL.E ~rhooJs, beach, maint _i>eU. $335. 64.2·9799 den, 2h Ba. DR. pool, 846--91WJS <714)645.-0$50 _64().«)6 __ 7 _____ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• Across 'crolumb.Country rree. ISSO. 642·3973 ci.~-2 a•-.. 4 br's. 3 E~.: tennis $59!1 640 8146 L..1..-.--r..-t.t.-..1 or Su-r deluxe )800 SQ n. 2 2 8 18a -"-2blk t .,.,...., ...,., .._...,,.__ 1700L6t.hSt<atOoverl ,,_ SMOOOCASH r r.,..,..ge. so Z75Mesa01".•$41-6706 3BR,2Ba,frpk,country ba's + fam rm Qwet THEILUFFS ~ 3300 (714)642-8170 BR,den,21,.ba .• lge.w.,t
ForBestE.S1de2Br,hse ocean Compremodeled kllch HUGE Mslr cul-de--sacclosetos<'hls 3Bdrm r lyrm 2~ •••-.•••••••••••••••••• bat.laundry,fflllc SS2S
by ownr 548-8302 67S-Oll9eves. 3Br, 2Ba, garage. ram rm, Bdrm. M.so. mo. 84.2·5810 & park. Vacant Avail ba SiSS.'L!~~ . STOP LOOIUMG 2 BR Condo ""/pool /jac, Mo. 675-5726
,...... -----Cust Bit Dpb: 2 Br lam· fnc<I. grdnr. de111rable N now. $430/mo. CaJI Dave 3 Bdrm 2 ba single and start packing. With view of the bay, pauo, ----------=--~ rm d1n rm '2 ba
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l.se C.M. $425 mo. Avail 3-1. $360/mo. 3 Br. 1~ ba. ~1151 level $485 Lease' IOO's of beach cities ren gar · w sh r Id r 1 r · CostaMeso 3124 Small Building Firm ' • • · .,...,...,...., bltns Edwards lo ' $38"+utll Tom 8 needs IOt.5, tear downs or S460. Agt • Dave S. • ,,,__ Balmo;al, turn rght to Deluxe 4 Br, 2 ba, central COllllM •SSOC. ta.ls listed daily TENEX " •••••••••••••••••••••••
mer-uppers or even add 64-4·721l 1J Toro 3232 17981 Caledonia Cir. end air cond. frpl, plush rpt RN!lton 759.0226 can betp you find lhe ren-546·36:3 dys · Wkndi Casa de Hermosa
oos.R·l,2,3&4.Allcom· JBr 283 nice yd, locked ••••••••••••••••••••••• of c ul de sac. <7141 Short lse. 540·0469 or lal you need today. Sm 645-99'7 2br apt w /fireplace, 1"'2
rmssionstosellingbkror separate gar w1lndry Lake Forest new choice 5368884, owner (213) 644-8415. Bluffs rondo-View Lov !,!:;..J1ENEX til ~pm See Park Newport l.lnder bath, range, oven, dlS
DO commwlon for ownr f d ef $500 I~ front 4br Jba wet 886-0906 . ely 3 br. 2'-'I ba Tnna ~-. unfurn. apls Newport hwasber. $320. Also 3 br 3eller Bkr 646-0666 ~·~1~·r req, bar~ AJC 5495_ Lo~ered N~~r·12 ba.c~ralair Model Prof decor Cc.do....._ Beach. Funutu.re avail. <sep.blde1s.n~ ~ · for qui ck rental 5Br.3ba,fam·rm,rriilc. b rt' fll1 ,co.,vAe0046P9allo. Avail now l.owesl 1L..<1.-1..L.......1 3425 (714>644-1900 l60W.W1laon blt.ns I cd rd Kids s o se. ,... · or priced view 544 5010 ~ 3 Bd·2 Ba ·NB-CM. Must Cost.~ 1224 c7to9&4-160ld.ays 'o; Av~~I A nl 1' &44-8415. eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboa Bay Club Bach Adult E·&de \&2 br apt..s
be A·l buy·A·l loc. Run ••••••••••••••••••••••• vi w ~mo · P · · 3BR. l~BA condo w/fnrd Apt tor rent. Monthly or Encl gar. patio, pool
dnok. Pnn only 646 7390 CUSTOM Jbr, 2ba, Criicl, 1:f1~~· i ~~u!::!~ C~U S4 O/ · S48-0293. Beaut 3 Br, 2 ba, rriilr, UP· EASI'BLUFF lovely 3 br paUo & awning, :stove, what.ever. $450 mo lncl'g Like new. no pela
pool w/spa. nu pnl, rpts 768-ll41oralt6499-jo:n Cloee lo Huot. Harbour. graded cpl, covered rondo, pvt pal.Jo, dbl gar refng, Maytag dryer all club fac1llltes. Call 6"-0878 & drp!i. Wlk to schools. · New 3 b r, 2 b a pat.Jo Short lse. 540-046!1 w1opnr. pool & rec fac's Till'd d1rung area. Close 54(l.l743tosee. --------
R...tds church & sbop'g ~65 On tbe Lake 3 Br 2 Ba. toWn.house. Bltns, rriilc. or644-8415. $450.213·598 213.S to stor es & school~. ---------1MESA VERDE area
••••••••••••••••••••••• mo mcl pool service. fantastic view. ~. mo. garage, pool, tenn.is cts. w~.a......1...._ ptac• "'e""' lo b~h Luc, dlx 3 hr Swimming pool & tenn~ Llve on the beach. $240, Hbodme1 atmosphere 2034& J HauMtFurnislwd !J6.1..6S05 ~ ~2S/mo. (213)897-8214; _......,.. .x..., • ,.. t'<>urts. Vacant aft Feb util pd. 1628 Oceanfront r e uxeapt.s 546·1
••••••••••••••••••••••• S4fHIOB8 Largest Woodbridge duplex Newly decorat 20th $310 mo Phone 963-4888 2 Br. l'At Ba, bltns, D/W.
0 Mesa Verde 3 Br, 2 Ba, foelntain Vatl•y 3234 home. S br, Cam rm. hv ed. S4001mo yrly Day 536 ~
G11•: al 31 2 FR, 2 fplr's, bltns. grdnr ....................... CLEAN&NEAT 2br plex rm, din rm. 3 ba, 3 car 1·629·2546, eve 1 985·0052 -------l br mobile home m qwel cpts, drpe, gar. adulU.,
••••••••••••••••••••••• incl $42.S 839-4945 ..... frpk only $185 sm fee gar. AU upgraded. A IC, ----, ---VlLLAG E W Al,K 2 BR. N.B. p11rk. Pref. :,ingle hO pets. 548-4291 : ~27
$165. Beach area cottage. · · 3 BDrun l~ Ba Prestige n r. lake. Le a s e HARBOR View Somerset I '~ ba. immar. S300. fox in 20s or 30s S150 mo All util pd Fee $20. MESA VERDE · Atlrac· area .. ~ mo.°Agt. Ask TENEXUl9pm898-9S9l Owner/Brkr,552·7588 5 br. 3 ba, view, walk to MAIN Attraction 2 BR, 2 642-0513eves
Beachcomber, 631·2011 live 3Br, 2Ba. w /W cpts, for Keitb968-l317 •NEAR BEACH• -pool & lcnn S8S01mo na. plush $310.
3122 drps, dshwshr, frplc, Garden-Like spadous Jbr. 2 ldr'lll T..._. New The i:errace, on grnblt, ~Alt 6PM644-8828 Both have pool. jacuzzi. $186. Sngl Bach, util pd,
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Refs Winter. 675-6583 Con.ade4Mw gar.5'20mo.540-3368 2b l f d d - -pool & ,._11 Cardilf Mod 2 Br 2 Ba. -----garage, elr. 551 ·2885 ••••••••••••••••••••••• a. ge nc tn Y ' ......... "" ....,.... pooJ jac $COO 644 -2932 ~~...-ELEGANT OCEAN vu 4 48r, 2Ba, $435 mo. kids & gardener, $C75. 963-2657 c:rh. ht patio. $320 • · · We'n Mow looldncJ _an--'-yt_1m_e_. ____ _
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rm, no pets S050. 644 2970 557.0237 rar gar.' 1664 .sq Cl 2 Br 2 Ba never lived in ~.l~~78Jacuzz1. pool Sch. Nr pool & tennis
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mo Avail unul June IS. TO ITS MAME 6i5-0888
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laundry rm $400 ......,.,....,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Park /bch neerby rhild, no pet:. 645-1759. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4ii46 5786 · ••• ••••••• •• •••• •• •• • •• S500 mo Costa Mesa .
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714-498-031 l rt r . ennts a l•"' b r 1 bl , Br. Children v.elcome 2ba. blt..ns. $325 mo mrl Jbr. 2ba, 2 story twnhse $470 Call "Lila". BrolterRutbSacltarevea now$480 uu r. rp c, tns. gar,
Yard Oreat view pool 963-0656 w pool. xlnt locatJon 846-l371or846-S456eves. 99'1-~l. Southland As· Oceanlronl5Bronpnme pool, jacuzzi. lndry rm S:WO 84.2 115 Perun Point. $1200 s:n>t$350 644-~78 ll!OO/mo. Dolph.in R 1'; Mee 2 Br 1 Ba, fpk, huge · • S Br 3 Ba, Seagate Lagoon soc .. 835-2012 Turtlerodc Glen. New ---------~ _ fncd yard. $350 mo 4 BR. newly upgraded Condo. $500 per mo. OCIAMFROKT 3Br on bsl st. 1650/mo 34121 Et Encanto, Dana
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•••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BR, l'-0 _ Condo. pool & Alk foe Keith. 968-1317 •-L-32,.4 :_~,R • S b.atbs. 2 fplcs • Wattrlu °"' ......_ wood, oceanview, de~ks. Apa t;;wfth ra..., ........_ .. uuud's urut. priv. steps 611 1400 etc. Lge J BR units. Unfwftllhed
OCIAMAlOMT playground lsl & last. Sharp 3 Br or 2+ den. Lge ••••••••••••••••••••••• to beacb. Lease Sl.300 mo. • P O L L E Y R E A L ••••••••••••••••••••••• t,ge 2 br cottage, E-sid~
5 BR. 5 baths, 2 lplcs . SS40. mo. Nr So. Cst fncd yd. Desirable lora· IRVINE Hillie McCormack ESTATE. 34144 Coast G a? l802 c M frplc beam ceil
m.atd's u.nll, priv stepi1 Plu.a. 982·1839 lion. $U.5/mo. 642·0665 or 2 BR, 1 Ba .......... $350 Realty 494-7551 Hwy, Dana Pt. =~~:.:............... E~ci. g.ar. s3oo. 548·~ lo~~ if:c:!:i1cmo DU poolside 3 Br 2''1 Ba. 8t2-338S 2BR, 2 Ba.····· .$.17S/'85 Ocean view, renccd l br Hcinor y., HofM .Apcrtmtnh Furnilhed 21R WATBlRlOHT p ood Aok
Rwty 41M 7551 Woodstream Condo •N.w .. ochHouH ~~~·~~aBa .. · · · $425= $275. Petok. Fee 3 Bed rm MONACO ....................... Builtins, crpt.s. drp1, B· "Nm~RNEW'" Many amen1t1es, fpk, r~ ready ror summer • · · · · · · · Mam Rentals. ~5370 A 1 M h 1 B-Q. huge deck, garaue C t d bl 1 Hl..,.,.INclll 3t69 dbl gar w1opor, vie """ w lk be hf JBR.2...,ba .... $550/625 W/\/lf!W, vru arr • lc6ooP.......,o 3707 ° ps .• rps, tns. i
•••••••••••••••••••••• lrv\M & Univenily SlS nowb !W a tlok ac rodm 4 BR, 2 Ba ........ $465 2Br. 28a, carpets, drapes, 1977. -...u... C_......_ •••••••••••••••••••••.•• U35360i FINLEY AVE N B patio. Washer & dryer
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ba. fam rm .. aunn ESide 3 br 1 ba duplu br. 3 ba, hu~e sundec:k, 58R,3Ba ... • $895 CdM Hi.school, vacant& ~I:;~:· 1115 w_ 67M670 641k262or64S-9S43
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loc, n1 re surroundtnp $650 mo w /frdnr. ~. TbuntbruSun. Furn bachelor, no coot'g. pool. The VIila Wood9 548-lll.'l60aft.5PM
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by CPA 6: family 3-4 Br, 2 Br du pies. bui It tnl. SUP!R SHARP home. new crpt. walk to :~~~dBJ!~~aU l213)541·3316 peta. MS-3:111or837 ·9517
brkfst rm, 2 sly M50 aaraae. yard. crph, ~~pi~ r,~hc'x,lsr !l~~.fN,.g~t;~ !!!!!'!.~ ...... !?!.~ ~ & tennis. $450 •PhoneServ. Htd pool ;? Br & den, 3 Bat ~It.bl, Larae 2"3 br apt.5, 2 bt.,
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S...A.a lit ml+~l.S2 sac. Snits OK. MOO mo. TURTLEROCX 4 Br •. 2 7°~v:~;&,.';;Childre': ll~CAHYOM S48·97S5or64$-3967 ~ f~ Adlta. $400 aauna.2881 Bnstol St.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Agt. No tee 963-0836 & &. Fam Rm. den. pauo, welcome $350 7SIH222 or Goff~ Vltw! SUS CASITAS 2 BR, l Ba. encl patk>, fr
PET HORSE' Lrt s Br, 2 be. frpl. clean. 968-5368 waterfall, nr park. pool, 768-0720 Agt Uve ln style! Brand new Minutes to NB. 1 BR BaJboa Isle 1ara1• apt on slnaJ• s•r. no k.idl ot
3 Br, lba. friilc, DW. Mr/irdnl pd. $375. 27S Delwr.4Br28a,DlnRm. school.S\2Smo.640-1714 . . 28ror38r. 2~ 811. pool, furn. Adults, no pets. yrly lse. Open house pet.s.$230.846-7129 •
hone c:otnla. uck rm. BroedwayU.3125. bttm.dlbwabr, dbl aar.1\utlerock Glen Plan 4. 517:~.,!rdu:m~d• ok tennia,securlty.lllOOmo. 2llONewportBlvd CM Sat /Sun /Mon. 118\.\ ~~==~:-· aBR.1"1tba.frplc,fncdyd, nr .. all. Im med 5br,3caraar,PoOl,ten-TENEX~m898-1.t WesMyM.T9YkM'Co · · Topaa NEWt1e 2 Brw/patiol
M 6p 152 0512 po 11 e • • 1 on . e o 5 2 Dis. '115. mo. 64().10M. NEwPoRT ctNTER I.ft..._ 2 Ir Freshly ainted It c t· =~ ZM ~':..ocadel nt ~Lav-a 3116 ~ m, or Hardwick Cr. Spr· R Leglllla...... 1252 REALTORS &44-49l0 Bltna, W/W, clrpl. Adlt.a, ed, 1 el. baytront-Zw. --~11 .. J>l_B~ ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln1dalo/We1tmln1ter. 4 Br, a Ba1 F • cpta drpe, ••••••• .. ••••• .. ••••••• no pets.1225. fM5..38'71 S300. 873-ICni :"""8'5'.i'iol' ~vr~
3 Arch Bay, 2 Br, WW SBr. lba. focd yd, 1ar, 110 Union Real Eatate, fl::O.loa:cpd.J:~~~ Loffly3br&cdenw/vlew. N=eR;rB;::a~1~: VJLL.APOMONAAPTSM ;;~::111:-=.,=1:;•::•=lll:;11::-:.:;;::,.0;:7;1..:::...:=..::::::::.._ ___ 4 cpt1, drps. fpk, vt pet.a, szas. '1st & tut mo. ~EY11.U1·101B ,.... .. _..21 ew. • ' Avail. MaRb lit. Only pool + •auna Kid.I OK' bdr ,__ *l""' .n..1 t '"' -Now renttn~ 2 br 1225. A.
beach vt SlOO eleanfee lt40 8 --u.50 t' ' Rlt • "' . ' l m uvm • .,, . ..,. ... e ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Ad -':! ·ocean ew, ~ e.u-0'72s 'Condo l sty 2 Br pool r; · P• mo. a no pets . '400. Avail lldult complex. No peu ... -Yr'"2br .,.._ 2 ........ •-· u ta, oo ..-mo.544-4418 · Call Kay' H odie at TurtleroctGleo,oow5Brr Mye10ra. Rltr, 494·5420 3/1m.545-3358 Pool. 1780 Pomona Ave. 2 v 1 ...... bJ""I'• Pool,crpta,drps,tl.oveA
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3 Br or 2 + den, s blka to ocean. Vic PCH. 8(b North Coast Hw y., alt"l. All categories & types. $rna I F'ec EXOTIC 1.1.11Le. beach, sharp. 1365 mo. . Blvd. 536-3518 level, 320 to 640 IQ. ft We guarantee to please • ~ 892-0745 8 .. _ w t Uft Fr kl ,_________ Mus•&• & Modelln&
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53&-0007 'l\sk for Nan from $21.S. up. All elec· 631-21896 all. 5·30 pm central Corona del Mar Suite 1()6, Co&ta Mesa LAS VEGAS STYLE For appt.492·7296
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pool. Adults. no pets. Pvt entry w /batb. $90 cond., Jarutonal service ~J0586·10P.M. MASSAGE ••SJO FULL 979-1.268or~l260 494~ s nights per week MAMUFACTUIUHG ~ Hour with this ad. Acrou from golf course _mo_._______ Im med occupan(y · 40< Patented Item Lost & FotMd 5300 FREE Whirlpool w J1 Hr ~===================1 1 Bdrm. 3 blks to ocean. 20432SantaAnaAve Avail immed. rm & bath To55tper~q ft 1 l!nique piece of equip-H•••••••••••n•••••••• Mauage lndv. Rmi. for
CoitoM.M 3824 Co5toM4HO 3124 Reing & bltna. $200/mo. , ... ., .... ~RT w /pvt entrance,' CdM, '7J-44oo menl projected net LOST: Spnnger Spaniel Mm & Women. IOAM
............................. ••••••••••••••••• No kids/pets. 536-0605 aft -" "'"rr.-v for considerate workmg HAR BOA $280,000 Uus yr. Present remale, Llver/Wht, abt '1 Mid. MON·SAT AE. BA ,
Bachelors, 1 o r 2 p e rson only. $100. owner unable lo handle mo.997·31M MC & Checks Accptd. NEW Lux 2 Br. patio & Good location 2Br. 2ba, 6Pm Bedrooms&Townbowies 675-068S. can be relocated . l400W. McFadden, San
deck, lplc. dshwshr. gar . bltns, frplc , 2 oR lba encl gar 1023 Fromsit950 ---------Leveragew/29%down. FOUND Alaskan taAna.
adults. no pets. 64.2·~61 drp!./cpts, patio. Adults. Lake st.· Mgr showing Spectacular spa. total Gt.st Home 41 SO Ull 75 I ·3741 Malamute, male vie Cov ~195
atl5PM. no pets $295 1mmed OC· apt. btwn4~daily recreation procram. •••••••••••n••u•euu "Oivt~ion of es Heh, Cst. Hw Y. ------
&side 3 br, 1 ba duplex cup. 549-4050 or MT-4347 --=---------1 social program. 8 pools. 8 Room in my pvt hm for . llarhor Investment Co COIH LAUt-IDRY &l2·3174 DRINKING af\5. Quiet2Br.ongolfrourse, tennis courts. Al Fashion ret person. Gd food, gd ------'----,.,,_, .-,,.,. h d wn creates problemi.. ll Fhcdyd. Kula, small dog nocluldren. Call 846·3286 Island, Jamboree & San care. On bus line . OHIC!SPACE vwY _..,.,.,. cas 0 · · FOUND on comer of San doesn't solve them. If
ok. 2061 Marion Way. or<213)598-5612 Joa1ulnHills Road. 4JM-a!H4. So.Or~ngeCountyma1or JoaqQin & M11rguer1te you need help, call
$32S.S49·GW HEW MESA 714164'"1900 --------AVAILABLE shopping center loc. CdM2/1.S tan/blkpuppy, CAREMANOR Hospital T ··-'--2 BR 1 ~ ba ,... Goodnetonbook.-;. I ' Sh herd Eastslde new tnhouses GARDEHAnS Owuuuuse • ' Ull 751-3741 ~!.!;,,,.POS ep · in0ranl(e,633-9S82 Fr 1 2&3b 2 z&3 ldnn util. rm., garage. pool, Vocatlonlentols 4250 17630rangeAve .. CM . ,.._.,,..,., bapfro'men~~·160/· Rec. room , sasuna. pAavua·o11'.raelftn·g3./1V/1ery7 ~~. OPENHOUSE·SATl-4 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 10x26.10x18,&9x14 Wht Male 40+ attract & ~ ....,.,.. I L d I I BIGBEARLAKEFRONT Call64S·916l tov1ew ESTATE SALE Found, female Siamese, itralghl, wants Femall• modern gym. heated mo. 968-1159 or 549-0982 Spectacu ar i o s e choc. pt, about 1 yr old. 18-35 Ute ·smoker, free ltJ EASd ITSlDEr 3 Bl R, 2 8a2, pool & bi I Ii a rd rm. bayfront apartment, C.abins. (714) 866-7701. 32MD ST. M.I . Vic. Talbert & Ward, Ft. trvl South & Northwe~t
e uxe ea ures , Adults,nopcll\. 3>75/mo1·2Yrlseava1I 494·9727or839·5173. OFFICESPACE SHOP Vly.968-1988 Lite hsekpn'g for rm &
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2881 Bnstol Street ~°" 413 Via Lido Soud oc EAN FR ONT-Lag· INCLUDES UTILITIES PAWN boa.rd + $100/mo. Reply
E-Side new dlx \n.plex. Costa Mesa HartMiur 3842 <714 >673 l283 una. Week or Weekend. S7SO Excellentlocation. FOUND: Afghan male, to ad 11798, c/o The Daily
lrg 2 Br, l :t• ba. avail ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ __ 497-2042 2500 SQUARE FEF.T, Agent 645.()882 dog, young. vie l7th & Pilot. p o. Box JS60.
now.S350 'mo.tnclgar& BACHELOR 2 BR Condo. llunt'g Eastbluff 2 br. z•, ba, CARPET. DRAPES, Phscenlla.CM.SS6·J9~ COc>taMesa.C;i 92626
wtr Agt. ~·7000. evt"~. APARTMENT Sl60 Harbour area. pool. enrl i::ar ~ 3 br. 2 l)J Rentals to Share 4300 A I R • & 11 E f\ T Motcwt.onw Rentals LOST: lrnneTerrace vie. ----~ 0507 I bho ..,,,, 963 5228 dbl .-i.oc. ) INCLUDES VARIOUS Bookh prove $30.~. net. 7 mo. old A"•trallan cat Are you 22 to lS. femah• · · Afl6 30,673-8116 c u use,.,.,...,.. · S350 tw 1 gar . ........, ••••••••••••••••••••••• RO Ou S • EZ Mt led ~ & t
aft 6 646-5296 5-1().7559 SI Z E '" °' operation. o wa tie do". blk1wht/tan. blk single, attrat·t1n .• ". ALL$295MO. l Br. stove. refTig. -or ---AVOIDINCOMPATIBLE RESTROOMS sellerai.kmg~.OOObut maskovereyei.,tanin easeJl i.ocial funct1on:.
Brand new townhouses. 2 Washer & dryer a,311. .,.,. 3844 BAY FRONT brand new· ROOMMATES!• OR mv1te all oCCers. Hurry side both ears. Answers and avtulable for c~ Br.l~Ba.lnstantmove Newpnl intout S23S.mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Joaded·decks·elc. Spec. House·Motes832-4134 CAN BE ARRANGf:D onUullone. to name or Pronto pe nse paid trips tu
in. Pets & infants ok 258 E . 15th St (213 l WOODBRIDGE day·nighl view. Avail. Takes The Guesswork JN FOUR DIFFERENT Ull 751·3741 Reward Offered. 5"5-7027 foreign countnes ~l thl"
Fenced patios. encl. 6S4Sl08 PINESAPTS 31.S Jbr.$1200/mo-yr\y. OutOfFmdmg OFFICE SUITES, d ys!J62.680Jeve endoCMarch,1977.Call garage. dishwashers, air -1, 2 & 3 bdrm units 2br SlOOO/mo.yrly. 673· TiiAT RIGHT PERSON P R I C !:; D PARTMER WANTED a ' • 646-5251
rond. 1922 Meyer St. See Family 2Br, child ok, Designed like early RENT SaYe SSbySharillCJ SEPARATELY Active woman interested Found Hu!Cy Bike, owner --.SEC--ON--D-C_•_R_E_E_R_
mgrorcall64266l2 S230 mo No pets 792 California bungalows LIOO"'ORDBAYFRO",..,. CallSueConner ma new GLft Gallery. 1denWybysenalno .. col· " " --=---------1 ShahmJr, Apt l OPEN. Fr 0 m $2 1 o . l 1 S •• .... F/nnmate to share 2 Br l714JS49·1220 Loe Newport Beach. ln· or. size. toe. & date lost professional lrainini;
l Br & Lon. 2 ba. stove, 549 M92 Pineslone. Ofc hrs 3·5. Best view on Lido. 3br, Pen. apt. Mar I, reH S&A PROPERTIES \estment & business exp Call H.B.P.D. 536-5621 . rourse in Hypnosis 1:; or refrig,£rplc,pool$300,no --wkdays,9·5·30wknds. pvl beach S650 lse rent.kitpriv.idealloc. -----pref Ph Mr.Smith aft & h ferc d by OC'i. onl}
pets. ALSO Bach Loft 1 Br, $195 mo Refng. & M2-<ltOO t>757687 675-0095,eve. OFFTCESPACEforlse tOf\M.s7s-3080 FOUNDSmfemblk w l II EC. appro'cd ~chool
Apt $220 Ph642·4S84 sto\<' mrl C"lo!.c to!>hops -on m.iJor !t l Co!. ta mixed breed, 2116 nr lsl Qualifu:s Grlld:; foi
----& st·h•)ol' 99111>65!1 1 Bedroom, new adult t:astblutr 2 br. 212 ba · 2 Rr 2 Ba Condo to sh11re. Ml'i.a ~ant a i\na arl'a, LIQUOR STORE Sl & Poll cc Sta in Tustin !.lUll!wide rl!gi:.lratmn &
I br apt w if am rm. lg~ 1" condo on lake S325 cnrl ll·•r s;J6.'i :i hr 2 ha dose to ocean & beach trnm 1510 to 3520 Ml fl $30 000 GROSS 731 2992 ''"rttlicate. C;rn be t<1t..~11 rm. ul1l. Sauna, µool. H,11 htdor Cpl~. drp:. S3SO (w tlbl gJr $JGS I R I S47 4425 Ive · - -~"
Jacun1. ll'nn1i. th & l\llt·henellc :$li0 mu, 1213 1541.2072 6405296or540i5S.q aycne. · Contact Super beach area, flat Found Hlk mal e Corfullacademiccredil,
other fdc1 l. Pvt dub •1t All ulll pd Nr Harbor. Logunaa.och 3848 ----miog Corporate Realty rt-nL Ideal M.om & ~op l> a ch s h u 11 d v 1 c 3 untts. Ask about our
mosphere. 6·12 5777 or 6..1l tl6SS ....................... LIL>() ISLE Veteran wanls to share Bud Olson or Richard opcrollon. Can retire Brookhurst & Warner. Major degree program
979-6246 -------1 WATEl\FRONT 3 Rr, s mall house w /yard. Kenworthy wUl/tluSI one. 751-3741 Call633-84'13. s7~'!!~gl March 3. P.H.!. -----.-Dana Point 3826 APT.RENTAL 3>50mo.Lease 673-8886 Straight person only, no l714>55S..l701 _......,. $275. 2 br, 1 ba. E·io1de ....................... LAGUMA IEACH dope or heavy drinking. Fowld; 2 Blk dogs. l"em
triplex. Encl. gar .. bale. Sunny sparkling clean 2 Large 2 bdrm. duplex un· llG CAMYOM Send post card, if you t to 3 rm s wles a.va1l, in COCKTAILS Cockapoo w tnea collar ,11&~ttdollll!lllll!lor-.v-... &
nrnew.·Adlls642 1603 ·BR. bltns, carport, ocean it. Exe. North end sec· Goff Cours~ View! please, lo box #1643, prestigious building, HEAR THE WATER rent mother. Male ter-~ion
· k d / ts ..,,0 tion. Close lo everything. • ·vA an style' Brand new '"-ta Mesa.....,..., lcx:ated near OC Airport, 800m 1• n 8 the ye a r ner type, no ID. Bristol ••••••••••••••• .. ••••• • Im 3b 2ba duple" view no 1 s ~ ....., ..., " '"""' "'~ II h nr Warner, GG Frwy. SA ~-L.--L. & mac. r, • · ' .--· Has Oak hdwd. noors. 2Br or 38r, 2•,2 Ba. pool, ----------full services ava • P one 'round. Seats about so. -w/bltns, fll)lc, new crpts, _493-__ 723_t _______ , Bill· in kitchen. 2 car teruus. secunty. $600mo. Fem to shr my 2br, 2ba answering, conference rould be expanded. Good 979-5135 ......,_Hoft 700S
" pa1nL 2 car enclosed E......._...ain va1i-. 3134 garage. A 1st class ren w-·•-y ..... y0...t-Co apt or would consider rm, Xerox secretarial ff treet k'ftg Does ••••••••••••••••••••••• $39.. Ad Its .--... .... , ._ " 1"'" t · C o -s par u• • Fowld, ,btk Lab. female. MEN WO .. E". &arage. .., u ••••••••••••••••••••••• tal ~Month NEWPORT CENTER shr'g other persons ap . service. for more in o SJ3,500. mo. Owner mov· Id V p f ,., ,,
546-:80 MISSIOMREALTY REAL"'ORS -"AA·4910 G«>.838-0662aoyt1me call<714)83J.3640 tng & must sell. TIME, 78Moso . ic ac1 ic ..... Alt-IFOR JBR. 2BA, ne;.ar park
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PACIFIC ' "'""' Coast Hwy & 7th St. ll 8 "' 494-0731 Male lo share 2 Br 1 ~, Ba. Most convenient otrace 751·1400 !>36.Q79 IARTEHDIMG ----------!Back Rav l hr dshwhr, Male/female . $130 spaceacrossstreetfrom TWOWEEKCLASS
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WOODS 2 br, l ba UJJ5tairs apt pool,S2JO.Fee 540-9126.S.CstPlaza OC. Airport 900 sq Cl CHICKEN FOUND Sm dark female, NJ\TION·WIDEJOH wbalcony 2 blks from MainRcntals.540·5370 65, WESTERN TER· $2300NET cu rl v Poodle. vie PLACEMENT
b<'h Walk to shopping & ., --b~ -Responsible Fem , 25·35 RAJN, 549.1480 Ma1or franchise. only 212 Jeronimo by El Dorado ASSISTANCE Woods. Wat.rways restaurants. $375 /mo + Upper BJ) ... br, ltns. wanted to share 2br, 2ba __ ....:.._ ______ yrs new. Shopping Ctr Pk.830-3627. GOOD JOB -..ay...... ut1l Avail "larch lst J;:dras:c 5275 Adults •f IT N. I R r es only ....u _ .. aptw/same.c .... P.t oHice. E oro. ice oc. cqui OPPORTUNITIES t'\o....llty ... ...a...M &~ 640-4236 af\er6 pm ___ ~t-92.58_ _ M1tsy. 646-5214 view. People's Federal $23.000. dn. Lo6t, lnsh Setter male, 9 ... ~•DlfCAH
T-A_.. -r•• d s ddl b k Pl Ull 751 -3741 mo·s bid Vic. Be'ach -~ l Ir 2 Ir,,.._,. & URfunt Luxurious l Br Pent Close to occJn, lHri ~~ :~cgy, ~ a~s~c ser:1Z.:e . Blvd & Jndianapolts, I AR T EH D E R S
Sorrynopets house. lull ocean view ~~5tilille!> me u e G•ognforlettt4350 avail 5868830 or days, GIFT SHOP, Bal. Isl. H.B.Reward.536-0124 SCHOOL
"'-mfortable clbhse 2l'IJ7 Solano Wy Call eves · •••••u•••••0 ••••••••• • .,., ""18 .., 000 11"" E 17th St SA """ lends 349 .....,...,.. eves. ""• · LOST ln Jan. a male .,.. · " Gardeoapt.lownhousew/ w/allamenltJes &w 4!11· 5. 4Br,dshwhr,frplc,encl. Oblgar.extratall"4door, SJ\NDWICHSHOP,C.M. rl 834·1960 pa•-. 2 br, vanity, l ba MclOpe ... .-11y9 6 w J St Ideal for de"lgner ....,,.000 wirehair Fox Ter er. hool C T C 1 uv 11 -• n.. anl t c•·ff D 3 b garage $150 SSS. 724 . ames ., 0 • ""'" Sc s oast o oas up l br/den. full balh .,._.e ron u r. r · Co6taMesa67J·T78'1 arcbitert. dental lab., COUNTRYSTORE,N.B. Whl w/bm & blk spots. down. Mature adults OpenT..etillPM $650/mo. 1 br S320/mo. 645"1450 etc. 710 sq. ft. New $59,000. Pleasecall833-8064 L .A . COLLEGE or
only. 16350 Harbor Blvd (2131876-2723 eves EAST BLUFF 2Br, den, Single Garage, storage crpt 'g, Indoor parking Owners will train. FO v·u MASSAGE. Low co:.t
Mcall i ... .Aph #2 at Edmger Ml siOft YS.f 3867 2Ba fri>lc dbl encl gar, only. $35. ·mo. Costa Coast Hwy exposure, blk Terms available. Lost: BILL LO. 1 age Day.Eve-Sat Classes in 27 E ...... St C M 2' 1 Mi. N San Diego Fwy 1 0
pool' adlt.' ...,<J\ mo 848 M-a 645 4336 t b h $250 mo Die" Park, Bkr. 673·7'"0 Shopping Cntr. CM. Tues SANTA ANA 5'-"7171 ror 5 · ~· ' · · 839 2UO ••••••••••••••••••••••• • "' ......,., · ""' · · 0 eac · · · " """ eve 2/15 Btwn 5·6 pm. ..,.,.
Ul-3003 ----------2 Br upstairs condo ArrugM497·1977,644-0906 49H.317or494 2632 REWARD.S40-«78 ~ptm~~~l. Acrdt SAL
--------b-1Cl4'3n Tiburon Twnhse, 4 Beaut view. near pool. SallCt.n.nt. 3876 Offic•Rttntal 4400 lusiMtsRttntaf 4450 Affiliate 0
LARGE 1 & 2 r br. 2'1 ba. 2 :ar gar. $300 586-1639 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TaxShelter Personals 535 JobsW..t.d 70JS tnwnhouse. Dsh11. hr . cpts nu paint. $425 . · ••••••••••••••••••••••• '
pool. Adulta. From $225 s:.; mi Newport leach 3869 Pres Hts, super 2 BR, con-60< PER SQ FT LAGUNA IEACH Orinkin1 problem'? uE•••R•N••p••1A••N•O••;U•;;1·~~ mo Gas pd m S<-oll Pl , ....................... do Pool, gar, l sty, $.110 1617 WESTCLIFF'·NB . SmDll Distributonhip Call Alcohol Helpline L A
olf Placenti.a. 6'2 5073_ tWlncJI°" •ocJt 3140 3 br condo+ bonus. 2 ba 1 mo 499·2109 AGT. 541-5032 Commtrclal Store 2' hrs a day 835-3830 s~~:1.Ti:~~f1~
d ••••••••••••••••••••••• yr old model. Back Bay ... _ ....... Laguna 3886 O W lff D or can be used as pro· FULL OR PART TIME New 2 Br 2 Ba fplc. yar bit ,.,..,,. ~ 15 I -le r We are now appo1nt1ng • PREGNANT? 541·0911 581-7647 S32s mo. s45 S50l 0 ; l Br, ~lu'I: pallo apt hme Cpts. dflll, ns. -~· u•••••••••••••••u•••• .... • ressional omce. Loc11ted 67~~ Nr beach & Civic Ctr 645-9543,646-1164 Lge, quiet, luxurious. ex· Newport Financial Ctr in older shopping com· dJ.stnbutors for famous Caring
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8U:l:Sl3 •-'-'Offlc~Spoc:• I th ti l name brand gum & counseling °' re erra . •1ard Working. exp'IJ. n_,...,_,_r ""·rn Sl""' or un · 2 Br. 2 Ba lux. apt over ec 2 br • 2 ba 8 pt. __ , P ex. wi rus c a breath mints featuring Abortion , adoption & D' iver.
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1253 ........... iv 1u "" 1 k' N l B , Elevator to scenlc pnv. CallonSite Manager mosphere. Sl.7S Mo., ut11. LEV'S •. TIC k........i.. .. , ....... •1'fo Stv rerr1• LGE 2 Br 1 Ba. spac. oo in1 ewpor a; (7 )6423111 xt246 db I di rd WRIG .,. "°".,...g. D ... a"v·" •42.73 11 1043 pallo, no peu S240 mo withbalcony&f1replace bch.Party&game room, 14 -e P31MJ.,_1
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0nNoR L'ALTY Ti\CS. You may keep APCARE 547-2S63 u....W..ted 7100 .. • .. 833 9234 tolal secunty. Perfect If You Need A Staffed & 1~ .... t . b d ._.,..
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c.sf• Mfte 3814 Coda MHa 3124 Costa M"a 3824 the adventurous adult. THE EX ECUT l VE • full time later 1f you de OutcdlM~ pttlme. needed to ass1~t
••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Starting al $S1S. mo. SU ITE. Rent includes N'WPT BCH STORE sire. Get in on the ground FortM fuft of ttl production of tecbnicul
Adul Aportmeflt Homes wlltt 0 'Mnnfng Uf estyle. Ctioosa
ttll best comblnolton of superb '1C180tl0n. premium
locafloo, and on Of tt'le appointments you desire to make
your llfe c:ompltte.
• Alr-Oondlttonlng
• Bullf.fn AppllOnces
• PrMltt Poflo or Bok:ony
Lelsln ore AttnJcnons lnCludt:
•swimming Pool & TIWopy Spa
• lWo Ugnted Tennis Ootm
• W:inouse wftn f"epkJot, 8llb'ds. Gym, and Party~
Alli"' one and 1Wo Bectroom.
Jr J one Both. Ho llase
lMMEDtATE OCCUPANCY
fr0mt230.00
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4992835 f/llme recept., phone & 2630AvonStS275/mo noorofthumulll·mjlUon ServingallOrangeCo. educatlonprogram.1350 Share owner's new mail service, utll & Jerry Wynn (213)477·7701 $$Industry. We furnish 549.27(3 perhr Call PhllorCarol. cuat.om home. 1 Br+den, janitorial. Secy's & ore --''--------all retail outlets. To 546-1420.
jacuaul sauna Ocean equip avail. Newport Stores for rent. Newport qualify you must have l•---------1---------vu & pl'I vacy. Pref Center.&40.5470 Blvd at Harbor B!vd, auto, a few hours spar< Al'S£MBL£RS
mature professional Pri 1 ti ln Hunt· downtown CM. Vanous lime and $4000. cash in· OPPORTUNITY l'1l
person. Avail March 15. In~ o ~a Bo~ a c h on sizes. Bob, 541H313 veetment. For more in· knocks often when you PRECISION
$.350/mo. 640·U26 late BrOOkhurst, 800 square OPEN HOUSE Sat. Feb. :i:r:::i~on or'v~\~n~ ~o: use result·1etllng Dally Only qualified personn"I
eves f-t. "-'-•le, garden type 19, 11·2. 114 Agate. C 9262 Pilot Clasalfled Ads lo need apply . Good ""' -'>U•• Bex ~. Brea, a. l. 11 th Ora ae Coa•t I d "t e 1' t Y st.oreorotnce. Good ex-Balboa hie. Eves P l,,EASE lNCLUDE reac e n manua e .. r .
posure, assigned park-('114>'174·S906, days PJiONENUMBER. market. Microscope exper. Grow l call u Plwnmer "'131"""9...... PbonefW.2·5678 wtamall co. In Mission ••••••••••••••••••••••• ng. ...r. ~ _,,. '71" ~~~~~~~~~ C II C I 9634767 -Viejo area. a aro • TifE EXCITING Downtown Laguna·tdenl TRAVEL AGENCY ~~~~~~~~~I !1111-3830 betwn 1·5pm. PALM MESA APTS. DS..UXE OFflCIS otc or stor e. A/C & uUI. Established. Ideal N.B 5•5
.MJNUTE.STONPT Comm! & in.UU •tcea, lncl. Call or atop by 265 toe. Owner. Write to Ad ,_....... 5350PenoMl1 ~ 0
BCH. """'•-2000an .... slow Ocean Ave or call ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
_.,.., ....... •• 800, Dally Pilot. PO Boie i---------------~ Bach. 1"2 BR. u a:y sq, ft. Laa Nlauel & ~-81.55or6U-4463 uso. Costa Mesa. Ca. Ad~~~--Minion Viejo areas. leldudtiCllllefttd '4500 92l628
Hand'/ lo S.O. Frwy. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------lS&l M•a Or. Call: 83J.l400 (581.kaEastofNe .. port 2SOO 1q.tt. AC bldc on I.om SOU Blvd.) CdM. 400-100 sq.ft. cpll, 18,000 sq.ft lot. Paved MaMyto
5441-9860 drlJs. A /C, ample rree & rencd yd. Ideal for con-•••• .. ••••••••••••• .. ••
parltlog. From 45<. tractors. en1tneers or lit, 2"d & JrdT.D.'1 Pl1V11WftlilG Masten,67M120 schools Apt. 833-1361 LOANSAVAJLABLE
2ND UHfT IAST 17th C.M. $b999 4550 c~~1:,:r::nt the Beacll House Reta.II Ot' olc. •pa~. 320 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·'--.._.;,. ______ _
to 1000 14. ft. Deina re PllntStoraJe,548 2596 2 d T 0 Contemporary" cuual ckx:oratcd lnslde " out. Spa~. comalncratock n
TbebatofN"1JO"t'• Ample prkg . Pvt. t-&-Usal.2''',a&"up • • ~~.1:!:d HIUnp restrooms. 64UllZi 8oJl·W•l.er·fert. inc. LO=" ,.::~F.S
•hool.aa.rec:c:cnurt 80012500 Sq. ft. Office WANTED stora1•. shop. AMAMCIMO
•Jltmbett>ttlsdrapes IQd.leatSs-ce.N.Colta Sm. coa&ractp~. MECHANlCS
•A.nd1JOmuchmore Meaa.er-.a.5'0-2200 Ol"'9Cra.no uea pref d. NA'liONALBANK Funi. bachelor tz30 Gar., ok. 491-0We•e. _. fw ,.,._..
Uafum..J:a,FOll '255 ~=-Fil~~~:. ...... w..w 4600 IJJ.1192 llSTSBlc:TIOM Adj. Alr»orter Hotel ........................ ----------1
nom 1-rm. to 2IOO 1q. ft. PaOPDTY OWNERS "~rtor LO~ RAT~ P'ULL WI MllD ~t.tg111a. TfWt '
N6lU:Sich ~BVtCES m.m:t Ul llNTALUSTINGS Otidi IOJI
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"'8Al1HTAL7 Two aao Sq.ft. delwc• of· ~~-Propert)t N•mt . LO· .. ~ bl.O/ TEN~X tall Mlp )'Ol.lf 0(95, Sl2D eactt. C.M. lot1~ IVN •74'1> ••t that bard t o find &tf.2U00t11Nfot AJM WTD a:... vacancy. O•tr 1000 •·<eRTtnnHlil 1949
vuuetea tbted d•ll.J. $.=-S, a Stiller-....,~ =..:::· CALL NOW. Acf,.$41...Z • MJ.2171 . {4S.061 I
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LOWEST FEES &
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AnbiteftW'&l Ir S\1'1.1c· 611.ampoo it •ll'am ct au. O.bellero • Sons. ~xpr HANDYMAN Homea • occ Stud.rel.a, Bii 'T ~ lR8 olttn !ht. Uc, lmure<I, low U.n1 Photogral)hy Wben
b1ral Plaoa • .Rmdl &i COior briJhkneri: •bt C•rdtaer. rr esta. re-Apl1 Consctentlous t.na:k Move. t,.. lnm ot complete, protea loaal price• too. Exterior >OU need l.h~ b8t 411 you --~. Relld ~ta, 10 min bleuh. uoaable~af\4pm cratUman Ph ~ ? Cheap' 64~·T91t, \uMn'.tu.aoa ~iall.lt Try mo-Cahro need1trast. call 41M·~.
ICocn 'l/hduUrla I Cle4D Uv rtn, din rm a: -S.3188 -~ ~·~ .:•'JQZD h•ll $1..5. A•• rm '7 lO, JAPAN~E ~ Don'• Plumblns. couch SU>, chair ts. l\W' GARDl!:NINO carpentry. electrical. MOVING • HAULING, PETER.~ PAINTING ,._.... /ftepalr A CUlTECTUB• elirn 1>Ct odor. CPI' re-COmp&etejob&clHnup 1n'l rpn+c•r rpu anytbioa. anywher•. ~-Planten l!:xpr'd. Reas Ratea. •••••••••••••••••••••••
PLANN1NG4'DESJGN patr; Una usw. I do Freeelt 913-298 sa8* Oall~e.dS251.5 Brickc.c.xr.t.PaUo Free !st. Call Gene PATCHPLASTERING • f7l.4'18 wort Ret.1$11-0101 , Blo«W&Us BBQPl11 5:1.2.~ uALLTYP~o
.. · ProtJapaoeeeLaJldacap. Plumblnc. Etectr'l, Hamnll , I Reta.Ellt.a.646-0tM p-&...&y-c-aa-.-Freeest ~ klf SirYtce in& .t Garden.int. Free Cp\ry, Palntln1. Tree ....................... ~ -,....,,..
....................... C....t/COM .... elt.5'5-70720.0.lbmhl. trimmln(, Yd. dn Up, Want a REALLY a.JtAN ...,.... Avt'rage Extr lStry $345
YnihuratbonM!,anykind. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haulln1. Dralo clo, ROUSE! Call Gtqb.am •••--•••••••••••••••• 2-9tr)'NM,ll1tr$4Srm .._-nC.,WUlpick~ll PATIOS-WALKS ~~= Watcrfafi.a.fW2..3829 Giri.Freeeat.1,MS-$1%9 MOVING Priceslnclmatr'l/labor de.Uwr.~1 Phllllpa ~t Co. Lie. Cl uur..-... • ............. AD.J"'-b•re, anytime. Guar insrd , ...... est &::"i,C' ------'---t &oded. For EIL 7$1 eanup . ._._ ..---. HOUSECLEANING rat GPt''d ve.-v reu Tedsil 7"""' •::;,--0134 ~;_... .c.,.tSet-ftc. after6-m&7-&.m ........ •••••••••••• .. • Byrellablecouple Fully encld 21'" truck · ..... or...... ....................... well >g
••••••-••••••••••••••• RO~GT Qua~:?t Skiploader, dump truck, Refs ~3 w /llft 1ate. Winton PAINTING I l /E t PLUMBER Rep11lr. re· ••••••••••••••••H••••• WeC....<ArpetCleanen Concrete Driveways, wor t • roy-t b&WiQl,lreeworic,arad· ~f'D..nl7 R d nd n fi · pipe. inslallallou lndowCleu.l.qS.nt~
SteamCleanorShaaapoo w~ & patloc. Free tiller. &M-0633eve.. Loi.demo,etc.151-3830 MRS. IU~is ln~~r_.P~· ·A'~,. rt es~88·cJrJa;b~5 7~ services. G Gidley, lo'ast. emc~ 1d rates.
Alao Upholstery-Al ~t.AlearefsW.2285 1• • Cleaning a ..... · ~_,_.,. •11MJ BofA •·""·---h .. aAnid 642-9315 C..llSS'l-2285
W ... G_, .. ir-•-~ • • gi .. WE DO IT ALL"••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .., ...... " " ...... · -------------°'• .......-...-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-~ "''--uen:tPalnUn HOM ESAVERS Plumb &\&Ar Rell/MC Freeest Drcrfllialg&.,... ....................... ---~ ......,..q a PAPER·PAlNT '
ReURates-"6.3'116 •••••••••••••••••••••••Weather Stripping Haulin1.movma,cleanup COUPLESCLEANINO lnUsExt. Reas. 20 yrs exp. Save S Sat mg & Healing. Free est You don't need a sun to
ArchJt.ecturaJDrafbman Speciality Company ~/uf·~~· CleaningwitbCare. Fteeest.Call~-2706 guar. Fre(' est. No wall ~?:U·:~~esi\~!~r~~= "draw fast" wbea 1ou
SELL Idle items wilh a lb.me Plans. 1 help )'Ou Custom weather atriP· as· reees Darel&\Paula,631--0&U WORKGUARANTEED Dy~Dl6.eves642·19:'i0 847-0Jsaic 751.3150 place an ad ln t.be Daily
,Daily Pilot ClassUled Ad. id b1q penDJt 926-l!HS ping. Coatr tic no. 19e081. . -lntr/Extr Ftee Est. PtJOl Wanl Ads! Call DOW
8C2.s67&. collect. ~ af\SPM. Classified Ads 6'2·5678 Seil idle items &12·5618 2Syn Expr. 642-0295 Sell 1dle1tems 642·5678 Want Ad Help" 642 5618 &&2·5678 ..
MelpWmhcl 7lOOHllpW..ted 7100 HetpW-'ed 7100HetpW..tecl 7100HefpWmihd 7100 HelpW..e.ct 7100 HelpW•ted 7100 HtlpW.e.d 7100 HllpW.t.d 7100 ...............................................................................................................................................................................................................
DATA ENTRY
ACCOUNTING QfRK
Full time position open as a video
d1~play terminal operator for a
Basic/Four mini-computc;r . Some
experience is desirable, but will train
individual with demonstrated typing
accuracy and speed. Work in pleasant
environment with good company
benefits including 2 weeks vacation
after one year, -company paid group
insurance, credit union, etc. Apply at
ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
llO w. 1., St,, Cotta Mno
between the hours of 8:00AM-5 :00PM
Cal for ~IAA.IWt pleaM
64%::;;.: ... Z76.
F.qual'Opportunity Employer
HetpW~ 7100 Wcmted 7lOC
IOYS AND GIRLS
Masioa Viejo · El Toro
area. Earn your own
money selllng subscrip
t.iom aft.er school. For in·
formation, call 830-0913 !Building matenals. retail
sales. Inchvldual capable
CLIUTYPIST
Financial lnstttutton
aeeb lndiv. to type loan
documents at Dana Pt.
olc.. Must have good ap
pear. Call Riverside (1 >
686-6060. ext 168, Equal
Oppor Employer m/f.
ENGINED
of assuming responalbli· Cocktail
COMPOM!HTS
Degree not nee. 4 Yrs
min. exper. in high re-
liability small comJ>O· nems. New facility. Mis·
sion Viejo area. Xlnl
bene. Salary com-
mensurate w /back·
ground. Call Carol.
581-3830 betwn 1-Spm. ty. Heavy lift'g req'd . Be A Profsnl
Minimum start'g wage Cocktall Waitress
~.50 .nr. Pb: Tues.Sat •$99.00* EXEC.SECllETARY
8.3).5.30546-1032 Exciting & Profitable Superintendents ore.
Glamourous Profession Also. acts as recording
•Learn in 40 hrs from secy. to the board or
profsnl's the fine art of education. Req's sh 120,
waitress techniques. typing 65. Must have 2
•Free Job Plcmnt Assist yrs college tralmog or
•Day oreverung sessions eqU1v. an ofc mgmt. & 5
CALl..(714)751-9194 yrs r esponsible
For a free consult in one seeretanal ex per. lo key ._CARPE ..... TER* oft.hemoetprofit profess administrator. Year
Ill( 1"'11 So. CalJf Waitress, Inc. around posillon. Laguna
High I y qua Ii fled . l'1922Sky Park Bl. Stec Beach Unified School
mature. c r aflsm an Irvine, Calif., 92714 District, Personnel Ole. w /Working exp. in all ---------~-
flds quality custom home COOK 1---------
Cafe Metro, Lido Village
Sbop'g Cntr now accept·
ing applications for
Cocktall girl. Bar ten-
ders, Bus boy. SandWlch
maker & Maintenance
67~1
construcllon. Bonuses. Exper. onJy apply. The FACTORY HELP
GUA.IDS WANTEO LEGAL SECRETARY MEN for l..A Times home PR~ER. e;cper'd. COID·
dellvery rn N B $275 $350 btnataon. Xlnt ~. Apply
per month. 548-1740. 1n person. Valetono Full-time Anaheim & Newport •ach
Irvine Age 21 & over Bright experienced
Mature men pref'd secretary with good
Unlrorms furn No cash skilla Deeded by auome)
outlay Car & phone nee. wtgeneraJ civil practice. Apply Uruversal Protec-Sa I a r y ope o . Ca II
tioo Service, 12:26 W. 5th 644-7677
Mercury mecbaruc. Pref Cleaners. 8868 Warner certified w/exp in out· _A_v_e_, F_._Vl_y_. ____ _
St ., Santa Ana In · ---------
brds & J.O's. Permanent Pit Sales, $40-S'IO wk up.
full-Ume po11lion In Men. ladies., student.a.
Hawaii w/establlsbed & Eves /Sa\. 554-7851,
growmg dlr Xlnt work· 839-7m6.
terviews M-F 10:30am---------• ~gconds. <714) SS7-9559. 1---.---11-.. ---noon& l ::JG.4:30pm.
GUARDS
CostaMHa
Pj)rmanenl. Full & Part
.Lime. Phone & transp re·
q'd. Retired welcome
Call 546-027•. ore hrs 10.2, Closed Wednesday.
GUARDS
Full & P/llme. El Toro &
Lag Bch areas Car &
phone nee. Uniforms
furn. Please phone for
ap)lt. Mr. Dever <71•>
994-2271
Ubrary Mgmt Trne, perm Earn ArrllAISB
We need energetic. $l7S·$200 wk. Fuller Imperial S & L Ass'n,
a rt i cu 1 ate p e op I e _!!_rush Sales, ~-71151. E. O. E. M/F. Qualilica-
w /dynamic personaliues Musical Instrument lions; 2 yrs full time ap-
thal we can train to in· Mfg needs trainees for pra.uial exp. or class 2 de-
troduce our product to wood shop & fm isrung s1gnatlon. 673~130 ext. c~tomers m Calif & oper Call545 72SS 40, (~3)
AJii.ona. Work 6 hrs a ---------day. perm in our office NEED EXTRA m ~ ! Real Els late
near O.C Alrpon in .ideal Show t h e I a t e • NEWPORT
friendly ofc atmosphere BEELINE FASHlO l&•CH
Creative oppor. for men and eam money for t ~
& women to make as whole lanuly No tnvetlt· Opp for RE salespel'IOb. much money as you de-ment, no exp. oec W1 at top NB loc. Kona ~
sire while relairung an tram Car & ph req. C Rily Div. of Paclhc
xlnl base salary Perm Mrs Wnght, 830-239CS lnvstmt, Properties.
positions available Ad personal mterv1ew 159-00s.sor~•
mcenbve program, etc. Quarter Deck, 2530 W. Female. Some shop ex------~---i...,.,_,...._ .. _., ... ._..__ ... -..... ..-.. .. -111111t_.,111....._111~-..I Refs. required. Alex CoastHwy,N.B 548-1177 per. but will train. $2.85
·~SEMBLERS Bklcpr/Conslruc $900+ 493-9468days. c~. ir.-aut'D hr. Xlntco. benefits. CaU
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HAlRDRF.ssERS wanted
apply m person. Regis,
So Coast Pina, 540-8888
vancement to --
managerial pos1t1on NURSE
available. Work eves or R ...
rnorruogs. l"or personal ·"·
RECEPTIONIST
for 3 man Pediatric Of.
fice Mwlon Viejo. Pb ~1380 1"1 LoanProc/Comm'I $12K ---------VVft _...... 8am-l.2ooons.cs-0603.
TRAINEE RecepttryptSt S825 CAR WASH HElP With r efs. Carrow 's Help Wanted Male &
Fem. Over 18 Apply m
person, Kentucky Fned
Ctucken,LagunaBeach
interview contact. Ms 173 Bed Orange Co ac cute care hosp loc or
Records Clerk to S800 F /time. Over 18. Restaurant, 620 A venida
Needed Immediately Irvine Personnel Agency Metro Ccr Wash Ptco, San Clemente.
FOOD
PREPARATION
Rossi. 833-8098. Tim" Long Beach, bas 1mmed Recept/Stockbrokerage.
Lire Libraries. Inc pos1llons ID Fashion Island. 50
Day&SwmgSh1tt 488E17th Costa Mesa ~Harbor Bl, CM.
lnterVJew hours betwn Su1te2?A 642-1470 COOK 2MD F /time-morns. Good Equal Oppor Employer wpm, beginning at 7am.
F/f&PfT &w·7040 bet 7 .30 & 3.30
Robin 8:~am-noon Mon-Fri ~ CAR WASH HB.P Exper'd ID continental wages. Apply Del Taco,
cuisine. Equal Opp. =La Pa~ Rd, Lag
Employer. Apply in ---------
Home Sewers w /power
machine & overlock ror LJVE IN. hle hskptnl! &
b1kan1s & sportswear cooking for 1 prof
768-5248eves woman. May have out-
3 11 & 7 11 Shifts
MEDtSURG ICl.ltECU VOLT·
_________ , F /time.18 & Over
Metro Car Wash
18400 Beach 81, H.B.
Recept/Typisl. 4 man
Law Firm 0 C. Airport
arPa . ~xper pref'd.
833-~ for appl.
f t r""P'UUAUv "•' ~h/ll I •1
3848C ..... Dr
546--4741
<Across From Orange Co. Airport)
Equal Oppor Employer
ASSEMILBS
We wlll train. Apply
7.AM, M1cGre11or Yacht Corp .. 1631 Placenlla,
Costa Mesa.
ASST MANAGER. Pvt
Country Club. Must be a
people per.son & have
food background. Form
formation ca.II 644-54().t
AtJfOMOO'lVE
Jmmediate opennmg Cot
VW /Porsche auto lotboy Full ume ooly Call Sales
M.ana~r
137 ..... 00 49J...4S l l
IOAT
MANUFACTURER
Applications Now
Being Accepted For:
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C~ftten
•CCllMnet 5l9op
.......... s
•Cabinet Shop
Mi .. 11•
·~"8s Molden
•Abet 9as TwlHlp
•Hcsdwa-e IMtalen ......
• '•lor1 Pay scale based on
past expenence. Tmes
also beUlfJ accepted.
Apply Secunty Office
•ICSOH YACHTS
1931 Deere Ave. S.A. Equal Oppor. Employer
Automotive 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii New Detail Shop nee<bl'
help
Top wages paid. Engine
Steamers. ::;L painters. tufen I& btn, up
he>l1l•r1 1bampooera.
cheek out=icll-up • de liYcry. •l
allS9 Bl.CU ____ N$.._l_o.10_~--
AVON
BOATS WILL.AID IOAT
COMPAMY
1 lJOO Coodor Ave 'ounWn valley Immediate Openinga
POI':
Exterioc Carpenters
Interior C&rl)eoten
MW Carpenters
u..tdware·Plumbe.rs
Touch-Up
StocVoom Personnel
E&perieoce Preferred
Equal Oppor. Employer
ff rou're ~ble, or
pnized, ~to meet peo-
ple, • WOQkt Ub to Mil
benllhsl fra1ranees,
)ewelry, coemet1cs IOATWOllBS
fatn:Uy productl, >'OU can Esper. Mllll know
•maood money. FOC' ln llberal--. nUins & in·
fonnaUoft tt1l S.70'1 al&llallon. Taking ap.
•Zemth--'7··J.S:ll-•. ---• pllcalklnl Moo 2121 at Wnt~rt Karine, 124
person GALS Wanted lo crochet VldorHllcJo I• bikinis. Exper'd only.
Cashier /Hostess, mature. 361 Cliff Dr, Laguna Call 768-52.48 eves. Apply, 547 W. 19th St,---------
Hotltess/Cashier, mature
Apply 547 W. 1\Jlh St,
Costa Mesa.
side employment. Wnte
Classified Ad #820, Daily
Pilot. PO Box 1560, Costa
Mesa, Ca 92626
<.:ontad Nursing·
(714 )826·6400
(213) 5981311 ext 203
LOS ALAMITOS
GENERAL HOSPITAL
3751 Kate Ila A venue
Los Alamitos. 90720
Equal Opport Employer
C-Osta Mesa. COOKS, South Laguna --------• P /llme & f tllme. Coffee GENERAL OFACE
RECEPT /fYPIST
Major div. of NYSE co.
seeks front ofc ,recept.
w /good typing skills.
Type 55+ wpm, IBM
CASHIER shop exp. Refs. please Secretarial-Gal Friday
Charlie's Chili Ofc. (714) type. Xlnt oppor. orter·
St9-0351 ing diversified & 1n-
•
_________ 1 teresting work for a
HOTEL MAIDS
P tr HO US EM EN
Good slartmg salary for
exper indlv1dual + out
LVH 3-11 P /t
Medi cat 1ons. Mesa
Verde Conv Hosp, 661
Center St. CM 548·5585.
standing employee prof1t f•--------Nurses Aides Norelco transcribers. •
Orderlles Apply in person, 2nd
F /time. Growth co.
5Loc. Gd pay. Ovr20
Metro Ccr Wah
2950 Harbor Bl. CM
CHEF $1300 mo. Kitchen COOKS
career minded person
w/gen'I of<' exper. Ttus
position offers a good
starting salary, + out·
standmg growth oppor
Accurate typing essen·
tial. No sh req'd. Xlnt
benefits include maJor
med & profit. sharing.
sbanng plan. Will train
Apply m person Mon Fri MACHINIST Laundry F\oor. CPI Building, l80
Progressive growth App1y to· Garfield Con NewportCenterDr,N.B .. Helper $2.SO hr Sid's The Jolly Roger
Blue Beet, 675-3333 Restaurant is accepting
appllcations for Exper'd
Cl.EANJNG QU1et elderly Cooks. XI n t f n n g e
cple desire gen'I clean· benefits & hours. Apply
mg woman 2 morrungs In person. 400 s. Coast
per wk Own transp & Hwy, Laguna Beach
9AM4PM
Irv Host Motor Hotel
1717 E Dyer Rd, Irv
EO F.. M/F
oriented electr onics valescent, 7781 Garfield RECEPTIONIST
manu! has openin~ for Ave. H B. Ph 847-9671 Fash Isl. Financial Serv.
mactuntSt w 5 yrs t-xper :>lURSES----firm. Rece"' /Seey. front on lathes &. mills. Setup • .,.
H/'VT'EL & o Per a t e <' I o s e LYN~ desk. Exper. Refs req'd. v • Type 60 wtim JOO San
m's. m-3330. 494-3137 ~-~-----~1---------1
Apply in person
9am-4pm
CIMCO
Irvine Industrial
Complex
NlGHTAUOJTOR tolerance Days&swmg F 1t1me. afternoon Miguel Dr, N.B. Suite
L<>c*mg ror personable. sh1flS. Xlnt benefits m· Charge & Med1cs&1on 200 mature. reliable 10. eluding medical dental Nurse. P /lime Night ---------
CLERJCAL
*TREPHONE
COMPANY*
Personnel
Needed
Immediately
DPa8fCED
otilLY
*CIStlmer Rep
*Dllratlrs
•Clerks
VOLT '''°"'• ,..,,,, . .ttl,. I
Cook Trainee & Bua boy
Cleancut, career minded
energetic 548-7948 265 Briggs Ave, C.M.
dividual w /Positive at· plan. AJr cond. plant. N u rs e . Good s a I ,
titude & ab1hty lo re· Dl$C benefits. Apply Park
member customers by lnsfn11Mt1ts Lido Conv. Center. 466
name. Exper desirable 102E. Baker,C.M. :J~b1p Rd. NB.
SJ.SOhr. depending on ~9-5300. E.O E . --,..-----COOK Wanted for pre· qualifications. Outstand·1•--------..,URSES "IDES school, Mon-Fri. uam tng employee profit shar· " ""
Call~
F.qual Opp Emplyr m/f
'till ~m. $2.50 to start.•--~-_,-.. -.. -.-C-L_1r.11_k_ Ing plan. 1J interested ap. MAIDS WANTED All shifts. Exper. pref'd.
So Coast Plaza area. ..s;n_,,_ .... ply i.n person, Mon-Fri Top wages paid! The Inn Apply in person. Park
R.E.SALlS
New Real Est. Ofc. Xlnl
location seeking r /time
associates. Call for in·
tervw appt. 498-3660.
RESTAURANT • Part-
tune, morns. food pre-
paration. 979-0303 Call 54().4751. Exper. helpful, but not 9AM ... PM. at Laguna, 211 N. Coast Superior Conv Hosp,
-------• req'd for switchboard, lrvHostMotorHotel Hwy.,Lag. Bch. 1445 SUperior Ave. NB.l•--------
Delivery · Part-time. 5 lo ma 11 room, fl Ii D a & 1717 E Dyer Rd, Irv MAIDS WANTED &12·2410 RETAIL iJPM. or weekends, microfilming d1&liea . EOE M/F ---------A
&15-7196or 495-00Sl Xlnt chance for advance· · · · Don Quixote Motel NURSES AIDES CLERKS
Dental Auist, front & ment. Apply CPI, 180 Housekeeper, $2.50 pe 2100Newport Bl, C.M. & ORDERUES
back ofc. P/Ume.. X-ray Newport Ctr Dr, N.B. hour. Balboa Inn, lO MAID Wanted Seaclirf ALLSJUFTS
cert req'd. Salary open, (2nd Floor> Main St, s7s-a740 Motel, 1661 S. Coast Hwy, Exper pref'd. Will tra111
642.Ql&Oor873-3403 GENERAL OFC. Bk· HOUSEKEEPER to liv Laguna Bch. 494-4892. interested individuals. Lido Convalescent Ctr
D,..,.,4R00Mat kpn'g, typing Ir miac. in+ rm & board+ .sat MAJDWANTED 1555SupenorAve vw • ._ 20Hn wk., nu ached Npt Bch area. S56·37 Assista.nt. Expr helpful. Westclilf area. 6'5-6SOl. days;~ 462Seves Lido Shores Motel Newport Beach 648-1764 125~~ Broadway, Costa ----------_..;.--------1 ___ Ca_ll_67_J.8800 ____ n.. · al · · Bal Mesa General Ofc. p /tlme, Housekeeper. refine vo;C3SIOO sitter, vie. Penn for 9 yr old boy at 9:»-2:30, phone, typing lady ror cpl. Ni e Mamtenance 2 30pm and/or eves &
Drapery tabler needed. & filing. CM area. Newport Bch home P m ......... ,G & AIR COND wknds nefs.673-0407 E x Pe r . f o r n e w 6'2-3490 rm / b a. Sm a I I s a I ni:rft • m
workroom. 546-1548 ---------644-8819 YAINT~ANCE. exper -----
UTOl'EM
CGll•••M» M ......
Positions open 2nd • 3rd stuns in San Clemente &
Laguna Beacb. Otber
areas have openings
also No exper. req'd,
Apply at any of our
stores
2588 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa 642-7702 Ga1 ~tll•te · required, salary range OFC MANAGER. Typlni.
DRIVER, TOW TRUCK. Man. La&wta HJlls area. HOUSBHPING S978 to $1,232 mo. Sad· .,J>aYroll & acctg. exp. ror .
Apply at 9&4 W. 17th St., Retired servicemen pre. F /time. Mesa Verd dleback College Mission property mgmt co S'7SO Retired man u driver ror
C.M. Must be 21 or over. f 'd. Also, J a nltoria t Coov. Holp, 661 Cente Viejo. 831-9700 Ext 302 oc mow/benefllll. ~11 flcrut part time to earn
BABYSll I ER NEEDED 1 iii1\lltliiiiiiiiaiii. Niiptliiii.&!iiib.iimiiiiiiiiiiimil 3 Moe old baby. Youri•
home wkd111. to-~ pm
i.I ea..-
H41C.....Ori ..
546-4741
(AcnlA From anm,eeo. Airport>
Equal Oppor Employer
Good driving record & Supervisor, eves 5-lam. St. Costa Mesa. 303. btwn8"5. OfRCI IOY up to ltmlt of social
experienced. 830-332l. Delivery Boy needed 1o security. Nee to bave 1---------Housekeeper, Englls Manul'ad.urtng ..,_,.essiooal enolneer1ng aa!edrtv'1reed,neatap. EARN $18-$.W Per Eve. Girl betwn 19·23 ror bikini 1peak'g, s days, 9-5. TECHNICIAN .,. .... • pear tnoWled&• ol ..,..._
"B1b1ahter. matur•
woman S days w•ell.
•' lllllt bave rer'1. Mi-mo
Babyattter my bome, M
'lb; tpm.7:30pm. l lirl
me.. Own trans. Ms.
,
I
PlenD. ., mo. 673-6631
without exper. Sell & sportswear model. mo. QWck advaDCemen ofc. 1401 Quell St, N.B. Call' Clark Xef.~:u
Beeline Fash.lon.5 at in Modeltng It fitting. for right peraoo. Repl 3 Yr.1 min. exper. Xlnt m-OU70. ilorlst. Fuldoa ,
•---------• home style 11how11. Use of 35-25-35. Rap Unlimited, Ad #828, Dally Pilot, p beneflts. Exper. ln high C¥'01Cllrtl $8SO N.B.M>-1181
car II phone. Wedtly pro-168-SZ48eves. Box 1* Costa Mesa Ca reUabilitY small compo-Trim, Well Groomed ..... 11>.a.y ,.. ...........
rJ.EllS
RlEClOIS
SI. TYPISTS
IEl'ID TYPlm
STAT TYPISTS
SECIETAllES t.ana•Sbort 1'9'm Alaipme.ota
VOLT . -. . . ... . ~ . '
flt check. Up to $30011am· mas ' · nent.s. Electronic back· Pl .. •b ~-b '-I loc. ""'¥'"' ~ ~le wardrobe at no cost. GIRL FRIDAY, part ---------4 g und ... l .. l n Vi Jo .... ~-u Annly lft ~ p .. •
all , • """ • -....,.. ro · in "5 0 e Employ-Pay AU F-· rr ' ,..... aor •PP•· -..-7•70 or Ume, ............. , filing, typ. lllSurtnee a-· Call C•-l 581 ""30 ~· _. r:tn"'.. y B-n ·-· -v • ....., Liz Reinders Agency .,. · .... '!!:'• -..8047. Ing. 962·3234 eves . O..Yo.-Oww betwol-Spm. 4020RirchSt.Stel04 &Jpe:Mr Ave, ~.a.,, Brookhunt/AtJanta. HB ..,_-... &wt 842-3110. ... -~ - --r-....... Ttcllidc'-' Newvt>rt Beach . 833-8190 ,....-ILIC'nOMtC Giii. FllDA y No exp~ earn w II llu1t .bave ex per. 2nd Call for Appt/Estab ·~ IM I••• •lier
IMSNCTOtl Secy /Bkkpr. Good ::i';:°whU;&!r:i~:. Class Uc. req'd. Radar PIXAmww, s.,.., 11·'7, fWlorpltl*, .._ ~ manuf. bH penoa~. Noo ,....,.. .... ._.. eodonement deslrable. Mature ptrlOn lo work Verde Coov. lbp, • lmmed. ~ID quail-smoker. N lmtned. ""ii Xlnl co. beneflta. Salary ard ell I I _ __. Ced.er&. C.M. NI IOIS ty ~ c1epe:-for elec· Hardware Suppty. E•· CIOO'Jmemur•te w /txper. iravey r e . m ......
troaics test lml)ed.or.1·2 per. ll ref1 nee. Call Mel lda..I 12-1147 D1na Marine. (714) open ln1. Apply in ROBBlE'SRAOn'llOP
YraeJ{per. Mu.tlmowoe-foraJ)llt5tl-93218. •aut. person, 155 Rocb.e1ter Mature women Deeded dlJoKooealstestlnstru· lneuraDce Ave,C.M for bouucleaa&aa
mmta Xlnt beaefha in· NRtS & _.lift Pertooal lines Sec'· dfMSAGETECH• .ervtce.
elude medical/dental In· m llUIO ty /Uoderwrlter for FEMALE ~'°ra•~.,. Vwwan:..~b..; .... *'<11S1 sur Neat,eJen.o~ 11. Need cnprtJ&&• bankinl firm, 55~ Comm·Ouar min. ..,. .,.. •• • · DISC •~!Ukttot.ravelen-s.A.l!:xper•must.Xlnt "111 If PT work. Mbr ods. Paid tralnlng. Salu 1lrl-womeea
Ure U.S.! Trana~rta-job op~w11row'1 CMTA or 2 yrs exp . Apply in person, 155 c!Othlng. Xlnt oppor f«
•1 .. , •1 f•·-labed all" .,. '-'' Rocbester.St..C.M. aper" mature penoa. -"" .,._., C.. .. OO "'" ' ' &llDO)'. open. cOC' -·· 1--------"' •-.__d C M 1-.... u.aer, •· cull adtanee. Fer •fi appt call Claire Lutea, EUTESPA 54<Hll95 ...... • '*'"' 1• ..... t'l9-S300. !:OE. ""O l n t -• n. .. • 1 --PF.OPt.E PERSON ea-1804 r .. , ~' " _...._. If AT U R E WO M AN Newport EHCl needs.------~__,,_ '1M/ICN030, Ext. 4• 11 P/Ume u 1 par\ Ume uaociaw ln,_ ______ _
a.m.totp.m.d&U1. J=l\'oar up.'~~: ~w:'!e~~ &ec:n°t:'C: wholeule aupply. SAl.ISMAM
Oot'lbe Gift. Of Oabt m II o cap ab lH tl u . mercba.ot.t. Flexible bra. m.:ma. To locat. Prophf ladle OocnHtGlve lt A &.ab m.sa NMd car, Ule t.yplna. •--------Vendlna llacblnee'. Ho
._ J.t11t11ett • ... Mf_-85_. ----PHONE SALES ~~~
..._.t on°"> HilJt•1l111 lf:.'urP.~~:C:!!~·kl~~e. PhoQe Salee pt opl!J Ina aver•••· Coed· '(~ Nft' ~I at So -.. male or female, 11 to e;, mlulon pa1ab1-•fttr l Yr ml a . Uper. o..t Pilla loe. Perm: lromaam-tlpin.&lMM 10¬a,..Gual'abtoed roacblnes art Uiata1Jed..
D•ltronlt COrp, 129 ~Stoct Boom help. Mature women wanted w• or coma:slM--. Call Vr. Smllb, (TH)
a.Mt 8l. C.11. ~ ews It wk.ndl rt ror bouucton&na 250 Eaet 17th Stf••t, 4M-44tt. <'f1'>4~
8am·l2.noon. q'd. APPb ln SJICr'IOD. wvtce, P tr. Top ss. cur Suite 0, Costa Meu, Gloe SHOP Kennel Man·attractlv _l'\f'C_04H __ l23_____ behteea> .5;00 • 8;30 p.m ,
Must bli n. pltJmt pot. ~ eU)>. New racWty. II E c B A N 1 c A L 146~, Ol>oonuru\y
Wkilt • Bftl. Pl Good~rt'1wi .Re~ DU'.PTSMAN Emp[.oyer WJ.filu~tcUOOOQt IJ' ad "27. l> PUQt w/mnlhbecl#ound. 00 9>a JJIO. C . amt . faU UaM. M-a541
I
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' ~ W.tM 7'00lt..,. w..-. 7100 ..., Wmhd 71 to A If¢ 1 IOOI lkt de IOJO IV • • IOIO .;,..~_.d!x....,,._,*"'fY-.-~...;.111;;;.·..:.19;;,;n...._ ___ ~--°""=-:.:Y~NDT-=;.;;..,....-:.s. ........................................................................................... ;-..;:................... .. -. 2· t • .-~............. 10 .. Y u.. s s zsn. TYPIST· Accurate tor WasbltUd a, Sora ta· 10spit 8le>-de. lib oew SAVBt m. SA.LS N .... ,. 15 ..... 5-1011 •••=•••--I
SECmAliV mica1Pce bla''ac nrm bit a. Pt ld&c ta· • .._..... 6 ed 1 • a!'-.... -................ ....................... .................... •
,1 la Newport FlouctaJ bit Ila .• Hamr. IUS.. tOmt .,,.::, "r~a ~ .....C: AUCnOM 011 ntk Garacf' !:ialf' ............... 515 Q.r. Un uJ Opf'OI'. 4 ~-~ Rt:rec• C & u...... .. m-..._. .... 1.. MANY FIN& ITEMS OF CamDW: Cur. McMri:'>" • ...,.., ,_. * TO DaY wot1r wt.:· ~·d toryt.abte"8$;,Ar1Doirel* ·---·-o .. I!! TATE JSWBLRY, c:I• &>.rt.. R~fri1. t~. Sia&*ll>bl.
CID IBll extt. t)'Pl'Wnter. $5$.S •• HaUtree tzt.s.. Ii.,.. ·-.. ··-··'··OlO !.. .!!!-CM. IG-1'1JO. ART OBJECTS. AN &t02 eemnierl>l' II B su. ... 13UO CONTROWR ~resume•w&rYN· 9'>8ll9 ....... • •• --11QUES. FINE FURN Mo L-..-.. .
q'd to CJ•i.n.d ad no. GAF.:IOSOund Proiett.or I IUY E"re PHONE FOR IN: Hones 1060 S&.J ttPen '~":," f'ull time position now available. Sti, tto 01Uy Pilot. PO GOING OUT OF SlJ5, GAF 250 XL Sound * * * * FO.°" BROCHURE ••••••••••••••u••••••• 838 6ou ht St • .>.n. Duties include heavy statistJcal ty~ Box UGO. C:O.u Met.a. Ca BUSI.NESS SALE camera. d~;.~'!!,.oew Good med FumltuN • MS-Z300 XLNT Child 't Show MT·K11 r aaaJ Thur• to Sund• Y . xlnt coo . .-·7-. an AppUaoca--OR I will horM Train«! ~aah in.a. with close attention to detail. Muclwxt, lac Al COST epm. ..UorSEJ..LtorYou. Guaaer Furnllur,., w-• .. -. l'··-•-r • c .. · ·· kertaa1utar or.be Most·.. t I I _... •• .ith ..... ST Adrian AA•'--IDl 0 .. ---~.. .........., re • Color TV •• din.rm .uave secre ar a ex.-.ence w1 11r-1 Viii• ~•Y ii'~ St »mm Mi.oolt• SRT 101 MAStmSAUCTIOM Kina,.d• S.La&o~ ~rb temperament " cbalt•. cockt••I table demanstrated typing speed and 8C· Needed full time. Mu.at Newport Beh. CannerY w /50rnm len1. 7~/280 646-1"6AIJM625 ~'T~tiaata lrvme N Bad tbabk1ts99! $400. 49M139 cur "I· Work ln pleasant environment be accurate w /recep· Vll1 p aoom vlv•t•r lena · • w1some ac 7 7n31---------wl~e>od company benefits including tJaa.lst black1round. Su· • · trtpod. Xlnt coad.. mo: 'f'IGla.11.keoew sizs. Also SSl-4225 evt'll, 7Sl·3820 wkdys for Gold carpetlq, over 100
2 w vacation urter one year, com-ta An1 /Tu1Un area. MOYIM& 551.2525 2 bar atoota. end tables, Furntture appltances •Pill eqyda Makeotrer. Salary commeiuur1le FORl'\UJ(JI( .,_... E queenal&e bed. etc. Nov· It ,; h Id gd Call~ pany paid group insurance, credit un-w /experience. Call .,. ~ Kodak Ektaaound 140 tiur. muat sell all. 201 ~mp se 0 hid s. TB Gelding. 11 hinds. &d lOn,etc.Applyat: St4...5337btwnlG-11AMor ~tJ':S~d.Gri.A~~~ moviecamer••Koctak OOUlna. BalbO• Island, I~~~ ora;~:ScVlrln~ Jmpr.exprr\der.Bstofr.Wb1te. be11e,.knlHtd
OIA.Ntil COAST DAILY PILOT 2·3PM China Ml.Mt, t$50. old :_~~t°'.tod 2..cs movie m.-> ~i>anaJi. 0 e ~1-3816 ~ :::: • pbone lJOW ~st c MtM Antique Buffet. Sl50. ~.I«+ caM, never Tan & Wblte Bdrm set Reg Thoroughbred. 8ay•---·-----
'*"'een the hours;, s·:~M S:OOPM __ TJ!!50:rMIST l'.MDinl Rm Set.• dlall'I, • ..->. &&2·*1 dresser bead board 2 G1r!fe SaJe·Furn sale. Gelding. 16.3 bands. $350. UHd furn. and mlac '°""u-" mint eond .• S200. One Do4J1 1040 end table. " mirror. Kit set. couc5h, misc. CaJl644-0l« lt.ema. Good 1off. Call C.. "°" •ppal l:acal...... Mature, front office ap Medit. 9• Divan. c\lltom, ....................... Sl.25 846-46S5or~ Sat 9.4, 1200 eacrest 97~~1at\s:30Pll 642-432 f ed 286 ~araoce type 60 + SlOO aoew Wllloo CM · QfM s Yr mare. Western rider, WPM lo~olces & cor-' ' ' ' Ch am P 1 0 n AK C a Wl'OU(lhl Iron baratoola gentle. good look ma . Must ..U! ~Price mem-F.qual Opportunity Employer res 'pond e n c e , Haodcaned Deak from Doberman ~. Gre•t xlnt $25, drop le•f lable: HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. Gold Bil r St 11 blt•s bersJUp to Santana Rae
TJ snnsua tJt'.'OOtstJt117%sAarnnnnita:Uno. sw1lthboard & recep· Equadordrca1900.~. temperment.abowqua.U-uo. Medll room desk, chrs. books. 15361 8472772 quetb11l Club. S7S tionist duties. llll.nlmum 67s.8887 ty. Sll0. '151·2928.C.M. divider /bookshelf• Normandy Ave .. Irv. Carm•.~7-8093
HillpW-.d 7100 .... W...t.d 7100 2 yrs current eKper, new LAB llo A c walnut chair $25, ol· Sat/Sw29-S Gentle Appy mare.!) Y~
• ••••-••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ive Irvine Mfgr 1880 Pull Chain. Toilet. cha::.'u~s. wM J\: tom.an SU Antq Bdrm F bri 1 oti oJd. "5()0. &of s. 846-2218 , Pl1y Pen. High Chair •
._ .......... • • or appt 54().8894 • Beaut chin• bowl. oak Shots/wormed. p p set. CaJJMS-7857 aft Spm .~ ca ~-a orebld. nl tohns. alt66i5-8493 8 u 11) . Walker -•"ecefylng 1---------1 ~---~-·----tank brass fixtures · .... ms. '"'e · co es. Reasonable A·l coed. Indoor plant knowledge SbMtMetal y...wr..i.... Must sell $350/ofr: 9llMl8"l2 EST."',..$"'•• miac.9--~TbursJSun2873 ttamataaitdGoodil0'5 644-1~ necea. Wed, Thurs. F'r1 rr-1-· -!Wll l8l50 • u .. ._. APSO A'" ,,.... BaUow Ln CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------A Laguna Ni1uel ok . ~A · BuutiCuJ "" Price. New clean pr 2 Sets o1. Drapes • Rods 16 ga dbl brl ahotgwa. to~u:r-. ~e~ aJrul: n ! . FOREPERSONS TeJextrwx Ir filing Light Paint Ir V1rrush removal. AKC female. 4 mos. twn box sprgstmatl, Ba.ae CB radio. 2 10.spd One 13'x7' & one 9'x8: Freaeh made. Mint cood. ~ typmg. Salary based on alsocomplrelaruslungby Whtlbrown.Ph963-9418 lampe,chns.Someaotqs. bikes. refrig, baby Sh~rs ove r drapes & Sl2S/bstofr.e42·'1289 SHEET u, ETAL exp.Hrs,9-6.495-1980 expel'U. Low pnces & Blfl blonde Cocker 1964 Vbta C1udal, NB things, toys, etc Fr1,Sat. Valances Like new$.')() SALES SECRETARY
Busy el~nic sales of
lice, type 60 wpm
abortband & semi con
duct.or sales exper pre
ferred. but not man
datory. Call Sharon for
apsit. 549-0:rTS
SALES
TM Cable Vision Is hiring sales people willing to
work evenings &. wknds
in the M1ss1on Viejo
area . Channel 1
SHOWTlME MOVI E
PAK Call 493-2857 Equal
Oppoc Emplyr
Sandwtch Shop, Balboa
lslaod, needs person to
work part tame Call
875-3712
SEAMSTRESS, exper
Scboonmalter Campbell Salla. (%13) S98 9441
SEAMSTRESS P tt Ex· pert ln alterations N B CothinJl store. &tz.4142,
alk for Shem.
lfl W."' ... ESS 1mmed service Day S I l I lS Thurs t.oSat UM 2205 Mmer. CM. ~-0567 556-7512 MOVl.hl, must sell. Maple __,,,. · pan e ma e mo. d1n rm set. bluet wht FABRICATION p /time days. Private '152·5058. Eves. 675-20&4 needs loving raml!y Sofa, Love seat. chair HUNTlNGTON Jew.try 1070 dinette set, l\J.fi. garl'11
Club. For mt.erv1ew call Applmcea IOiO S56-'19S7 Beer tapper, bar, masc. HARBOUR ••••••••••••••••••••••• b1.kes. Masc 1tem11
We are a growing na· 644-0050. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Old English Sheep Dog Call bef6pm. SSM892 ruo:::'~ .s ~~~~~.II. ~ig~ WANTED M1·3514 Walnut Sq. Irv.
ltonal manufacturer of WAITRESS REFRIGERATORS fem. 1 wits old. AKC, Washstand tll8 .. Sofa ta ConsoleTV, frzr, Lowrey TOP CASH DOLLAR Redecorating Sale
fabn<"ated metal con· exper'd in dining rm WASHERS-DRYERS $200. Dana P.t. 496-72:S7 ble '88 .• Pine kitchen la organ. den, dm rm furn, PA ID F 0 R Y 0 UR Hf yel/Km stripe here strucUon producL<i head· Recondltlons·Repros & ble ..,.,.. H•llt ............ 25 t I b & aofa, 2 contmp burnt quartered 10 Fullerton. service. Apply to John Frgt Damage. Guar/Del Adorable Germ Shep ~··Fr ii"'it i .. pat ~res, he ot an'l; JEWELRY. WATCHES.
We Presently have a GUde. Food Mgr. Hot.el 29YralnOrangeCo. Pupa. Ped/AKC, papers, .,_, bl -~c A e ec· muc muc mores. Suost ART OBJECTS. GOLD. oranto 1e nlaOOug chrsdsw/ol· Laguna. 4"" S. Coast DUN• .... 'S J'-..,.1 ta e _.,., rmo1re In 1st rate cond. at/ n SI •v ER S ERVICE. man. sq Y sm tballengang opportunity "' _,.. sbota, 2 b • fem left. •c.9"' H II S29" PM 682 Se W h .. ... pt' .... ., 71.:J ror curecr . oriented Hwy,Lag.Bch. 1815Newport81.CM 4!N·3117 640.&iiie a tree ..,., :!SHB~<>-~a itc FINE FURN & AN· s .... cc g,,,_.
front·hne supervisor on Waitress Food/Cocktails. CALLS48·7780 Adorable AKC Shih Tzu . . . , TIQUES. 645-2200 Childrens playhse. ping ~ swmg.sh1!t. The poss-Apply aft 4pm, Sid's Blue pup_pies l·MaJe l·Fem Btn China Cab, llv rm M U LT I f A M I L Y Man ·s Wedding band. pona tbl & other ioodies lion reqwres 3-5 years Beet, l(172lal Pl. N.B. Maytag Waaher ~· G.E. 6 Wb ._23101~ · chr. coffee & end tbl, 2 GARAGE SALE. Furn. Braded 14 karat gold . 875-G218aft4PM
sheet metal assembly Washer '60. Whirlpool · · lamps, all xlnt cond household goods. super Siie 11 '• Bought new Lo t ,._ h . and/or fabrication ex· WAlTRE.SS, 9AM·2PM, 6 Washer $125, Kenmore Whippet remale, all shots, 644-01.39 buys, super things Sat. ~·Sell srno. 551 5425 vesea "' armc air.
perience including days week. Apply 1n Gas Dryer $6~. house trained. 7 mo. 9AM.20'74PhalaropeCt . YU\Yl&chrome$75orbet
thorough familiarity person Tinos, 30242 Kltchenald Port D11· 541-4511 2 bar •tools, end table. Mesa Verde. Costa Diamond bracelet •P· olr.484·1918
With spot "'elding equip· Crown Valley Parkway, hwuher $150, Guar/del cofCeelable, etc Moving, Mesa S46-S684 praised at S3 ooo sac •-.--------ment, punch presses. Laguna Niguel ~ AKC YorltsbireTemer must sell 201 Collins. -· S2 ooo 497 23'13 &·8PM Ume green open weave pe>wer brakes and power Puppies. 2 males Balboa Island 673--4980 G1gant1c Ga rage Sale' Fr.i HH2PM S.t drapenes from Monaco
shears For prompt, ton· Waitresse s-South REHTTOOWM ~3014 Furn, washr1dryr. Sony Model.naugahydecouch
hdential consideration Laguna , P /t1me & Refr11~·s. washers, Gibson Set. table. 4 tape dck. BSA. beds. U•estod. 8075 & lo11eseat. Lamps. all
please send resume or f/lJme. Coffee shop exp dryers No credit Beagle puppies, beaut chairs. chrome wood & books. Metl art. tools.••••••••••••••••••••••• best offer Good rood
applympersonto: Refs please. Charlie's needed 834--0111 AKC champion bred leather. 6 mos old. $400 clothes. appl's Sat tHi Reg Morgan ma.re. broke Remodellog.64().5078
ChiliO(c. (710549--0351 sbots.CallSSl-4890 64().4689 2609 Redland Dr Off to rade & {!rive , hlk Remod I pts dr
WANTED uprt fnr. Max Uruvsty C.M. parade Morgan geldmg. mJ•ft ~ite1nmsg. c235i Mesps~ SUPERIOR W'••ruousE 30" Wide. lS cu n. Day DOG 0 BED IE N c E PATIO Furn Redwood ..... MUI ~1393. eve646-1390 'CLASS to start Thursday Rnd tble/4 benches. tbl & Moving, everything goes Eng. Wes t~rn I 7l4 ) Dr Santa Ana. UMPM FIREPLACE Clean warehouse work Much Jrd. 7 :30 PM chrs 11 urut) Both have Furn. motorcyc le & 3:11-1011 Sat.~
COMPANY for men&women.Day& Apt az stove, coppertone Nwpt/Jrvlne area. umbrellas . $125 all parts, 6° Flour lights. Mbc.u-IOI01i---------
.,11U">•ET"'RY . ...... N $&5, Washing macb. wks S46-4928 ~-kid stuff 470 Magnolia. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl""" Fine q .. A"ty 4v 8 ~ ,,_ A Division Of swing Sum.... 0 exper. gd ~ 2528 Nwpt Blvd CM 645-9623 Fr1·Sat-Sun ...,., ....., A
IDGHSCHOOL MOBEXCORP necess. 18 & over. No CM 645-4183 Purebred German Shep Beau\1ful sora & lov 9-6 SWIMMIMGPOOL Ma.hogaJlY Poot Table. 1
Skills sb 90. typmg 50 8 432.S Artesia Ave charge. Quality pups, 7 wks, re· eseaHearUltooes>, Kng SACRIFICE yr old S650.~00
Hr day. n Mo's per year Fullerton, Calif. 92633 ~O~ Office • DRYERS. Gas or elec adytogo, $50. 960-5051 s i. B d r m s u I t e Furn. hseho ld 1ll'ms. Leading M fgr dr dis
Laguna Beach Unified 0 overload Ca1New17:_.o.°,.~t $95 Guar w1armo1re, Qn sz Bdrm pla nts. l'lr Sat.Sur. tnbutor has dlx abo11e . --h C School District. Person ...,....... "Duke". beaut. St set <Birch), Inlaid wood lOAM 600 Clulihousc ground sw1mm1ug pooh, S.mmons dlx w t anopy ne10fc,494-SS46 AnEQualOpportumty Bemard.lyr .. needsnew game set, coerce tables, Ave.NB 675-7359 lefl OVl'r from 1976 Crib w1match 5 dwr Employer M IF 557·0061 WANTED. Older stove in home. IntelUgenl. genUe. sofa table. wall units. --- -s e d b on ,., Pr 1 c t-. chest $350 675 0250
SECRETARY -----37238irchSt.N.8 tiood working order and 642-362A Naug s ofa & naug SAT/SUN 9 to 5 Toys. G11arant~ 1~lallatlon Woodtn Bunk Bed
Experienced Real Estate Reasonable.631-3149 recliner, lumps, glass books. metal detertor. &terms Call <Anahe1m1 lramell wht Fr~n th
Oltite procedures. 5 Hr ShortOrdCook Cockapoo. Female, Good top dinettes bookcase household items. 17191 53:1 3240 Collcl'I Prov. Obi bed framt day, H1mt. Beach. Call WELDERS D ls b was be r 0 . E disposition. housebroken barrel or ~Ing back Treehaven Lane<nr Spr-Daysteves w I m at c h chest . 8C2-93'1l aak for Kris 6 Days wk. Approx. 40 fi\all·time 548.2541 Potscrubber. late mdl. and alrectionate. Good thairs Xlnt cond, excep-1 n g d a 1 e / w a r n e r --=------
hrs. Luncheon only. Pvt x lnt cond $95, guar family pet. Free to good tioaal valuesS54·4780 Ave>HB WA...,.TED 962Sut!,~rd In gd cond. SECRETARY. typing, club 644--0050forappt. WOMANover40yrs,com· 75().4441 home. 979.2342 after 6 & f"'ll ......, ...
short.band bkkpn°, for,._ ________ 1 binatioo front desk clerk weekends. n.:-1-g tbl 4 chrs china TOP nUAUTY TOP CASH DOLLAR "' .-& relief on phones. Whirlpool, 2·spd washer, ..,....,, · · · ..,. PAID FOR YOUR Sears Vacuum. s1.oo. =· o:e!~Je~~~:;:g SR. TVPISJS MedicaJoraoswer.serv. gd shape. Yellow. S'lS. Pupplea "'2 E. Sheep·~ ~~~~~~;rbl.lamp ~:e~:.alc~"rn~e~ds~ JEWELRY. WATCHES, ~er8~~n\~~:~04;\
oo qua.h!ical.lons. Start I II exper. helpful. Ftex hrs 675-0578after 7pm Apso. Cocker. 2M & 2F. SPOrllng goods. kn1c · ART OBJECTS. GOLD. L · s 00 3 /1. Contact Barbi NEEDEDDUIED. &somewknds. Refs nee. 22 CU. FT. Upright Blk/Wbt.$50.49t·2108 Comer unit re-uphlstrd knaks & clothes 330A St.LVER SERVICE, awn M,ower. 1 · ~ICM Interestmg work w /a Fr~ur 10.,_ old $100 F C 11· b d S225 . Sofas . tbls . Balboa Blvd. NB FINE FURN & AN · Wheel Ch41f. SlOO. future in bmy N.8. ore. 5S7·759'7' ,.~. · · if:t w~t~~· l,~~e~~~ 1matc~f! ~~man. swag Sat/Sun. TIQUF.S 645-2200 _540-_5396 _______ _
SECRETARY Free health msur. mtld child ..... cc1 ,....,., amps4....--EJ..,. tr"p·0 r1ter Legal
Xlnt pos for mature Call betwn 6pm & 9pm Coldspot froet Cree refrig ren. _,. ---or MAMMOTH 3 FAMILY LUGGAGE TAGS raie': GE Port rolor TV.
penon. Ore near OC 646-4071 ' $150. Washer & elec 640-52'79 Sofa, 2 chairs, 2 end GARAGESALESAT9·" from your business card. radio&misc 644·4884
Airport Nat 'l c o ll41CcmpmDr · dryerS'lO.u .Goodcood. f'nefoYOll 1045 tables. S2SO. Lamps Consis ting of IOO's of Send one card for eacb•---------~/mo, fnnge benefits 546-4741 WOMEN wanted to work °'2-9403 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm sel, dress<'r. end items. PWT lawnmower. tag plus one spare. we 3 Adm.ti air condnr's. un-
0---.1 w/sk1lls & ex (A"..,,.,· From for Jaruce's Raggedy •Ab/Rt ""'iJc 8 F to tables, bookcue, desk. icemaker. upnght frzr. return per111anently der 1 yr. pool tbJ W/Piog :=7n bnef letter l ... ,,_ Ann housecleaning W"'r.ueA_ftRYER ... vr--. mo. . dbl bed, rattan hdboard. Rtm case 6 game chrs sealed attrac.1.Jve la& & pongtbltop.~ . ..-· Oran&eCo. Airport> servtce Start $2.50 hr 8 ._~...., good home. Shots, lova-$200 Call Aft 9AM • dinette~. sofa & ch.rs: II a.a.tfied •d oo 799 c o Equal Oppor Employer to 3 Tues thru f'ra Late model, auper de· ble. 646-8078eve/wknda fU0..40:M lamps. 10724 Camino strap. meeting air lne Must sell al once Collec·
Dally Pilot. PO Box IS60. luxe. Multi-cycle. like l.D req1.11remen\.S Pre· ubles of all sorts from eo.t.aMesa,Cahf 92626 ----------1 6'7s-6S53 new Pet"fect condition. "Mount.ala Dog'' White MovtnJbacktoGermany. ReaJ&lOOMCompadres. vent 1068 & theft! Fot a albums to Holograms lsf CLASS Sacnnceat $235for both. Genna.n Sbepberd w/blk For sale Spc Rattan Ftn Vly. 962-8975 persooaliU!d tag enclose 494 S.llCRETARY·Does your MARJNEPAINTER ~••••••••••• 751-~177. maN~ou'ldFooemr. !rynaon. dint .rm set. Coffee tbl & Neighborhood 3·Street wallpaper. fabric or __ -547_2_. _____ _
boss ~preclate your Salary S8 hr+ company ~ . ..-amp tbl. Day, 581~. Garage Sale Sat/Sun "Day Glo" paper & we We s l ' n I h o u s t-B.A. e will U you're benefits Send resume lo...,,,,.. 1005 Lg frrr. wuber, dryer. w/Jove&bi.gyd. 962-1182 Eve.•t\6,4951962 9am. 2715 Island View. will back & trtm your Refrigerator. 17 cu n. oPat•ndin&. Se!ld your Ad M3 D ly Pilot p 0 .. _ ................... gas range, dlshwahr, Cd.M tags Or try two cards Avoclldo g rn s280.
bnl written reply to CM Ill • · · ~ • .....____rtand trash compactor. port.a "" Alaskan Malamute 7 Large gold velvet chair , back t.oback Mc Lane Reel Mower
CoUiDa Aasoclales. 567 iseo. 928218 nOl'hier washer. Trlr stove, wksol~~l:J&eft. AJ\ ottoman, walnut trim. Garage Sale, Sat. only. PRICES: S2QO. Ph94>l·0873
S.ONic:olu Dr, Newport STUDENTS Part lime, 5 Of ~SI forc'd air furnace, $75 6orw · 185.673-0407 516'1ll A. Larkspur. CdM S2eaor3/SS
S.ach. ~~Or~~l~come. HUGE w arehou•H ea.646-5848 Standard poodle free to Lrg naugahyde reclnr. pd Oldfum&lotsorjunk. :~~~:::~::. ~~~;,;,A~~e~ ~~'l
SICalTAIY cramlllfldwtthoverSOO Auctlott 1015 goodbome. $200 , sell $75 Sal&Sun9·3.Antqs,furn. 10o.rmoreS140ea. Sl7~; Maple knee hole P'asll b l Financial Serv Telei>h<>fle Sales People. music boxes. nic1'elo· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Thomasville din set, hsehold items. etc. L986 Sales Tax Included desk & chr $3.5, two bed
f1nn.Ty1Jin.70wpm,ah <3> posttlons. P /llme & deon pianos, circus or· •PUIUC• Puppies,Beaglemlx, tressellbl,4atrgbtcbra, TustlnAve.CM. NOCARD? comer tbl $30; Quilted •too. ae S.n M11uel F/bmesluJbavaal. New gaos . wall clock1, ~13' 1675 2 arm, cane backs, ild Draw your own or send dual spread, blue print
Dr.N B.&11te200 • repeal orders. Top grandfather cloch, •FUIMITUll• • velvet seats, xtra lear, SAT ONLY 9-4. College name, i.ddress, phone & S!S 644-6&9 ---~~.-_pay SoaO-Gl fascinatJOganUques * "'UCTIO.._.* COcka........ need~ood ofC wbt $175. Blk velvet Park. Everything priced we'll make 0 e card per ---------•' ....--' Ov Sl ooo OOOWorth "' " ..____ 'D: A•-..... Krohler swvl chr $35. really low. 241 Tulane 0 Ml~•tDal loo ..._ • -er • • •ToMte 7•30 PM• .-us. ~em.-, ..... S h ...,. n C M tag. Add~ each. ..u--..... IOI I 1'Ja..Sat. e •~ k'g ,__._ American lotemaUonal ' po.ltionr bouaebrollen inaer sew mac • .,_. nd., · · Send check o-money or-.,.. __ for an ellper. w~ll Pt tune. ev('a. meld Sat. Galleries; 1802·T Keuer .. .,. ... ,, Welcw• and atrectJoaate. Good $150. sell ~. Rattan Sa . derto. .. .................... .
IJCIOIDE4. polHd "f'ffi Exp. pref AUstate Sav· Ing St., Irvine Tel c.-# ... '·~c:-..~ an..r seat couch & 2 end lbl Aloha le·Fum, antsc;s. PILOTPRIMTIHG SSS CASH FOR Cteml penon who ••nts • Ing 'I. We i; t m Ins le r 754-11T7. n...... Wed thru .,_._--A. a a-.&..L.M.... • •-$200 9118-5218 misc of 26 yrs Sat 19lh
..,.,.." ---.---0 .. • • until sold. 263 Walnut St.. P 0 Box 1560 Good usedlllm/relrigs permaoent po11l1on Branch. For interview. SaL9AMto4 PM. VisJt• Beautiful Bedroom ae\.S, ---------'Duncan Phyfe Table & 4 NwplBch <alleyl Costa Mesa.Ca 92628 f'"IJ'S&stoves546-0'768 ll"*t be an accurate call 11118-3'51. Equal op dressers, chests , PartTerrierpuppy, Olain
typiat ft enjOy •ork'& porturutyf'mployer.F/ld PUa.ICAUCTIOM armolrea, olte stand1, 8Meluso&d. C.11758-0647 Big Rummage Sale. SaL Beerdrafter.bolds '4Keg Want.f.d. Queen Olf' Kin& ~.Non smoker. llANYFINEITEllSOF .._.._ 552-8180 Feb 19. 9AM ·SPM. of beer, new cond. SZOO bedroomaet. ) . DaVll· bet 10 ES..._..TE JEWEL..,,Y. headboards, chest.,.,..,., uam-• ... &f.2.JQI lBJ.a ART1• OBJECTS, AnN· deeb, chairs, SQfa1, OC· HELP' My mama'a leav-Antlq ue brass .b e H BHS, Corner of 673-5278. Call aft llAM ~ ~ calk>na.I ch.rs, Uvlog rm log c0unt.ry. muat find 8 Sl10/b1t ofr K1rb Magnolia . & Garfield ~~f'~a~:!a!:in~v~I~. ~~~E/ciftR~: lablea . reclis;aers , rmmat.e, my name'• vacwnmf10.~·ll.20 FV Hawaii Tour. CUSTOM ~~!!.k~:J:":~~ Serrice Sta Allftldant,
....,..d Full or prome APlkY Atto StaUon, 11th lrlrvtne,C.11.
per Call Mrs. Todd at FO & BROCHURE. rockers, labld and Krishna, I'm pu~ blk 8' Green couch S40 good GIGANTIC MOVtNG WOYEM WOODS Reasonable6.1Hl49 Goldensute Bank In ...... _.. chilrs,,c b lnaa, fellne, fixed, 7yn old ,~ .. Swvl de1k cha1 SALEontbelawn Furn O .,,...,.CJNV bookabelves ain't too proud to bee. '-VDU• • • S()'l,TO~ FF NEED TRUCK OR VAN. :::::Yi2b~~~ara· Antique 100 yr old 52" Cal1ctor'1...... Plea.aecall1S7~1Z73. 7$25l0;.129Club chair $20 . ~::yd,mgataess~~:.· ~:· Over40ln-1tock ptltterna trade f~ Bay Boal, see , Sentce Station Allen· d k bl 6 .,, ...... !1,:>MlNI·Bli~--adCJaas9040. dant, e11per 'd Day • Equal Opp. Employr m II roun oa '• e w / ORJENTAL Selling anything with a HouSehold goods. good .._.._.., _..,, •v
£wit. 11\all • p "I me An.. chairs. Sac. STSO. ~ RUG R~ERS Dall Pilot Claulned Ad Medil fum xlnt: Red/gold junk. Clothes. S2818th St. -----Mlltkc!A ,, ,, -I y ..,.) coucb $100; tbls $.'50/$3.S, Comer 16th & Acacia, UCTIO... 101~ Pb'. Shell Station. l7lh 6 Thenpisl trainee wanted 2 DBL. Brau beds, 1 or MAXFIELD PARRISH 1 a sim,..e matter •.. Im .. $35; dinette JiOO, (dwntn HB.> Sat & sun PUIUC A n .... .,_... '11
lrYtne,NB. immed. Wtll train. Part nate ($500.), l tubular BOOKOFARTS Juatcall&&2-58'71. _... atartln&atlOAM. MANYITEMSOFFINE ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~Sta Hel Full or fulJ lirM Or Gary 1$475.). fflai• Antq. pine APPLIAMCIS ESTATE JEWELRY, Ccmn Mln·O·llatlc eltc. =me ApWl P 890 ~r Couture. 2043 Westclllf secretary, circa 1880 Stoves, Tefrlaeraton, Kln1 11 Thomasville MOVlNGSALE-mustsell ART OBJ ECTS. AN· or•an. exce)lent coodi·
U...y, .. y' Dr. N.B. "5-5300 "50. 752-S588 .. _ ,._, t ,,_. bdbrd It fr1me, xlnt everyihiog, Sat. 9-4. 1510 TIQUES, FINE FURN., Uon. IBOO, P.P. 532·12!1"8 ""' was ...... , ... 1era,a e.~. eood,1188..,-ll Orchard Dr. Santa Ana ETC. PHONE FOR IN· ----------Se;::r:~;:1c::e~St;:a::tl;:o:n-:A:;tl::e:n·.1--------•IAotkiu.-Oraod <>Denina TVs PLUS LOTS OF H&\I FO. & BROCHURE. Trombone Conn reO,
du&, f\lll Ume, p/llme. TOOL ROOM of 1'de Wat.er Traclin1 OIHER MISC. h ... S. IOI · ~ br ... 1 bell. Xlnt COftd.
• APDU Texaco Sut10n, Co. Sat/Sao to.5. 2720 SSSAVISS .. •••••••••••••••••••• Oaraae Sale, 2810 Loreto szoo. \7JA>la-018t
'Bi'Ookbural " Talbert. MAClftNISJ 'iiiiiCoaatiiiiiiiiiiHW~yiii.CdMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Food available on the MISsaoMvtlJO oft Sonon, Mesa del ~o•on~s.~ ...... Druml. Ludwta 5 pc*· ftd..,. Jll pttntllel. lteml IUbjed SAT. ONLYI every-t.bjq lfar.S.t!Sun c v.n IWVo#c-.&.. ~-xlnt I beaJnDer Mu ~. ~re11ive JnJectlon to =•Hie. We honor d nod baci worm help you c\llUvaw. , or 1916 · .. ._ unAL ~ .... _ I For Ad ·~-n Ba -rd, llut-you' expect to c S.l/Su.n 1·5 Kitch ran... 1000 for M 3000-SlO. AMC> eeU. MC>--· '"' .. _...,Co. re out· NIUU ... "" lo a cloaet. Clothel, Old r urn. m 111 c . 1 1zi1 1 a 'I ---------MICNAMC Ing to new faclllty i11, Cbar1a. Caalller'a R«ol'da (.S'altalbwna>. Rollewood. Univ Pt Ter· wortn cut n&•· Elec, lbooea r:Ji:•• V
!• 11iA: S tTt caper. Ol*'al H•mttngtoo Beach needa ~ I a.dlap•asoaodNALCASCBH'!.1c~<i doUa, toy9, boob, odda • ,..ce. = ~~r:; 5J4T1H tlAtar It u.. . .__...• ..,11 1Jt8 ahur bra.A " 1tnp-lfadlhuata. Mio. 5 yn • o -'"" end .,_., &oca ot neat • · • siso. MS-102Sor.-H ~ pit ttet'«I. Salary ~m u~r. Xlnt waae• • Daily Pilot et.EASE.. tblnaa. Cbeap. 21u1 MOVING. Stove • 1rta. POOLTbl. staodard al•. tPCPuttOn.unSauuo ~ur~ate VI. X~t~uc.1:,; ~-Prol1\ •ba.rin& ~AUC110M ---~._...,.... Tosumar ICordou) aora It loveeeat. Pem Gd. rood S75 or 1*1 ol· bcelleut coaditk>n eaai ~ed~-a al ~~s. &ot.berbeoe<tta. A...vlSOR 20111/1Mwpt•4 ,_...._.,..._,..... <San Dleao to Cro·H lwtn bed" desk. Lady'1 fer.87>5701 548 UIOl ·
• -. .....-m:m SdlMICotp. COSTAMISA 1 ,,._...,., V•lley, turn left on clotti. •z 7.a. LOAD of --·--·-----PU~ Corp. 1ooe w <WJB$7SOO ~jz u79 171 ........ ._.5 M.,-auertte. nahl on ewu! 316 Broadway. 8Ul ballain& baskets Sl 4 ~Drum Set w/IJ\Uda.
Hoover /\ve, Oran1e. or <N>S7'34031 V. ~ (JI-:~!:"!'::.. Ounpo Morro> No pre-CM. 631-tSll. All day ta. AlsO fndr & ouldr Nosnandr'U.m. Mutt.ell
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Usied ated olflce d u, '00 Piaoo1/ raaH, Teac a340S 4 cbaanel :llfffr'IGDe~lfbc.ma\n· .. ~-:rftille 22.000 111,, &bower. tolloC. cond. A1f J11'M tAdJ.o. • DIJYIA
udoua ail.•• avail. new fund. Spin•l•, Sm\11 yae &.tno '-pe tcnan~ reb t, 3H tatal 0. Sale Mc.W .t atov., dbl ovet\, etc. aJpa "TO I>ataun PU. nu•t sell! $1.995 &&"1729 · LlnLE. «·112SU, Yea-Fri. Cranda, PJ.ayen. Goi.na deck. Never UNd. llOO. hnl. I hn on new Prop" a comfortably. Sacrifice $UOO. Da)'s, "5-6&30 or ."-'--.------1 ••
----..::_...;;...;.,_::....:.....; __ , outforbul!.ne:N. lle:at-IA fC.36n IMl\,e*'tricl'NlTcu1at.-$254 70 ~ Aft SPM 55287..., t!"fes5.18-19 13 Suobeam Alpine. S.&VE A LOT Metal ~1"7 duk 5'. opt. Kawai, Stelnway, II\& head. &1111ey, alps 4, • • • ""U Reblt cood cond Must ~
U fellow w/maah cir Bald•in. Chickerinf, JBL 168 $&90. JBL L65 complete mauitenance *WPOllTlll 11 orl31-Wlciys. "72 El Camino ss. Pwr seU ~.Contact Nancy SHOP"COMPARE t~.ltlnt-.8*103 Yamaha. Kimbal , S5QC> Newfartory aealt'd m11 nuals " record&. J.SmHARBORBLVD. brka 41 atur, •tr. Day, 8U-OS81. Eve, IAIWICKOATSUM ~desk rwtt86 Wrlhr (714)138·2770. curtons, mw.l scll. Pvt Xlraa Sl1pava1l m HW\l• 64Z..079S AM /P'M stereo rah 9C2·~ SaftlWlftCaP'-&.ruo
M!ac ~;~m f~. l20'72 Brookbunt. GG Pl>'· 6'M4UI gi::~: C~~~:o~;~.!~: 1.d.st >ear\ J Aw Hor sale. Xlnl S3t001ofr. '9'J 3913.. AH9--.-.. --.---9-7_0_1 ..... a_l_l·_l_S_7_5_4_t_J.3-_J_l_7_S_
CalllM-ao.. Oidu!."shtRecentPiano, loclh&MariM Sl)500ftnn (714)~. S?OO. Clean. !!hop re-'73Daw1.1nPV ••••••••••••••••••••••• D.£>!S.CS~" CONTJ:MP !!01; .... owr~edsa~•soUer. ...,..... tMpeor <213>S!l2·5965 _ ~·1~ :'~ :ftir'!1· ~ttn y ··w mJ $l9$0 ...... 7313 AJAfYa/~~Ydtet~r~·~' .. ~•.Pld•, ·~ Jo'ORM. TOP. A·l .... ,. ""' ~ ~ · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18' l>ei=.el G;ay 90's Westmi.nster ' LAI -'"'"' ~ ~. •
OONl>.'7S..l.m loots. Marine rephca 811y boat, will ..._ -V..s 9570 ammac. »900. evu SPICIALS
P... 1011 Spart"'9Goocb 1094 .. ~~!'! ...... !~.~~ trade Cor ~ruck/van or ~:z:~s/ 9150 ""' ....................... _S44_·2SS6 __ . ______ ~~~-~~~KE)4 •J*d,
.... ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •• •• •••••••• $n:JO. 615·6666 $120.29 ~ '611.Dodge SPortaman Win· A.t 9707 ...... .,"'AT "-I t ,.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• -J•~... V ..,."" Lo.., mi ••••• .._.OW .. 895 Cockatoo. For sale 8' pool table plua ~ o .... o e e eqwp "" ,, -111ro .._ ,._., uuw an. ........ .. , ••• ••••••••••••••• " ~ .
<Jreater Sul h r equa pment s15o. Call sale. Wesball buat parta, loots. Solt 9060 '71 BSA 650cc Thun :,-: ..-,~,.,~~.;."'...'~'!: 673-9138 '1• Fox. 4 Dr. Muto. air , tl88 00V&Sl'REET 181'-P S:,-4174 062·309ll hardwre,equip, bvyduty ••••••••••••••••••••••• derbolt. Less than 10,000 1"<•'1" 11111.0•.-.--• , C-h V stereo tape, snr 'f, lo ml. Near MacArthur ~ · trlr, 210 McCormick, Marlner40' Diesel Ketch· orig miles. Rebuilt front 0t...i1 64 . evy an, oew mugs Muslsell.6"·5.576. a.JamboreeRoacls ..... &°"'Jam 1090 SklB. 18S Meltslos, from C.M.2-Sdaily.84Sa..!__ Maho1any hull·bronze li~lipkenslonh rl!clfii ~~~:& wrshocks, $850. '73 Audi Fox. auto, air, 113-IJOO
••••••••••••••••••••••• Sw1~zer:tand, Xlnt cond. 20'BoatTrallerJleav"dU· futened·SSB-auto pllol-s oc s. mec anica 1Y1 M l .. k d d.1------------------t w/bindings & poles. $70. ly stnglcaxle xlnt t.~ond. Roller Jib. etc. etc .. g:;!:9c2tS ~r~:; ~ao r 191UChcvyVan, xtraloni, ~ ~~~ ,g con TOPIUYER USED OR•AM 645-7632 1675 545-7616 • Ownr anxious. $S2,900. k d8 t good tires, &ood cond., _ __ __ See u... tint, & lasl! Top
· M1nney's, 548-4192 wee en any ~e. Sl250. 54~21683. aft 4PM '72 Audi JOOLS, Auto, New dollar paid for Im Ports. CWIAMCE 5.....__ R t ant '74 Johnson Uhp OB mtr .-. . . '75 Honda 360'1'. W /xtras, M 1chellns AM /FM COSTAMISA All our used Or11ana In .-., " aur • Manual, LtS Nr nu $400 Sol <.;at 18, w~rlr, race or ll\IJ\l cond & low mJles RF.NT l976 Chev 10 Van, lesi. •
"')iboew" condilTon. lor 8095 673 2242Thun, Sun crwse, must sell. S46 608C ~ 962 8972 '77 Ovt'rland 2!1. fully 7 lhan 9,000 miles. V-8, Cleun. $'l300 Lv m :.g DATSUN
x..o.reySplnet $39~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• day!> ext 38, 552 4194 · eqwpped,SC,~ 1227 auto trans. power (disc) 675-3'75 2M5HarborBlvd.
llamniondLlOO 1&15P1ano bar,~. (seats loats.Powet' 9040 eves. '75YAMAHAYZ80 br.akes, healer .Audi '73, 4 door, lOOLS, Co&lu Mesa S4o.&tl0
Jl.llnmoad MU! 11 12). Dm rm tbl lops ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAND NEW wl':tewall tires, vinyl AM/FM. air, xlnt cond. ---------ll&mmond T-200 $1395 chn. 27'Trojan, ExpCrwser 4Jbotro51 Sloop 546-1~ TF'Gilen, Tra•~ 9170 roof, tmuei glass, wheel $2950. E\t.'S 499·4167, 1975 DATSUN
Ham.mood Phoenix $1495 THE QUARTER DECK Twin V s·s, rad, sounder 0>0d cond. 7S2·8M3dys _ ••••••••••••••••~•••••• t'O\cri.. Panel mlenor-da)'S SS6·0311 210% 2+2
JilmmondA·lOO $219 ~PacificCslHwy 56500 AY6469000 25• V t l I XI l l975100cc Enduro HeaJth OPEN ROAD 24. self bubblewindows.207832.· 4 ____. d.lo b t.er
Llliwrey(}AKJt S329S 548-1117 --den ure w r rt n forces sale. Under Sm1. conl"d. Brand new E-Z $S399. '71 Audi lOOLS Zdr, snrf. 0,rscon~d .•. nr!wu'-.e•~Jow' 1971.l'lorcc con · many " r;is. 0 "'•""'9 '·I\ htch Pw vt ;-s.-..,,... _ ... Son A•f /F 06 "1200 ne•ds... "" ....... ¥A.NY MORE New & TV a-11... ' 675 9090 do), 551 5675 _.....,_ . ...,_, :__ -u 1 · r con r ""''...,.' 11"" " m., • • "' rrules. Sliver w /black in-llMdToCbooee From :-n-S.:___ lg wbJ trlr, many xlras. eH' 'W Y· . h 175 F d ~99 or be.st IS33 0773 T,ancoln Mercury ~me work. 642·0728 (00091.Z)
I N£WPOR l OAI SUN
.HAMMOND ORGAN l'Wl"'I, ~ 8098 Ul &out OD, OMC. ama a ,n uro. - ---2626 Harbor Blvd ·-t.t.nw. ·
1 "PIANO CENTER G••E••••1•••TV•••••~:·•••••• 39 Channel Lido Pk O'Day 20, \rlr. 0 B, !>,uls, Good cond $300 Trldor Movrng• Must sell. clean <.:ot.\.ii Mesa ~5630 •l Audi lOOLS. 2 dr, stick. ONL y $6995
J ~EaslCoutHwy co or • 23 console M.I. 673•0160 2 motorcydt>s, $75. 22· Park Mdl Tra\elcze ---1 ownr, S2,000 m1, clean
<l>rona del Mar 644 9200 walnut C3bmet. needs ---~.~YS1~t.';,~~;::a1~ke !119 WS2 al\ 5pm m ruc·e adult r:irk. Costa Autos Want.d 9590 Sl.SOO. 646 6759 COSTA MISA
_._ _______ , work. SSO.Offer. 552-8028 14 · Outboarll __.,_ Ml>:;a. 551 ..!41 bcr 6 pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Allsffn..Healey 9709 DA TSUM
35hp.Underwarranty DOWN EAST 38' fully '74-XR75 CASHFORCARS! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2MSHARBOl\BLVD. :B=d Wurl1tier spinet COLOR TV'S $1200. s75 13911 eqwp . avail to qualified S22S Phone S46-1Sl47 A.Ito Ser'fice.Parls Top s Dollar $ paid Cor '74 AUSTIN MARINA 4 540-641o540-02 ll
ooandbench. Beautlfuli.ets$991up: Skippers for $100. Ptmo. &Acceuories 9400 C}eanusedcars,trucks& dr, Xlnt cond. Jo mi.---------
548·4165 Fa<:tory recomfaioned, '74 28' "CUTTER" Fulh ancld. :.lip, mamt., m· '75•RM125 II 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cc_>rvettes. Ask Cor Paul S1600. Ph 548.,a176 '76 ~z. 11.000 ml, very
--------~uaranteed. Portables, eqwpped for fishing & surance, & PPT w /mem-Excellent cond1t1on. Rebll Chevy 6 cyl eng, 2 O Nelli. clean, '680(). 54&-0.SS oc i:..r'!!oJ.r:~:},·r~;t~'::a: Consoles -RCA, Zenith, Uvtng.$17,SOO !>46·1018 bersh1p 6758866 _S425y~neS46-lS87 ooox22_5 10 ply tire:;, HOWARDClwvl"OWt BMW 9712 5411.9097
xJnt.oond. 546-0680 etc Wnght TVS46-t7S6 SKJPJACK 20·. 6 c;i:-cn, CYCl..Ol'liE. in<'I dry land Motorcycle Trailer. mounted, f'rank 546 3202 Dove &Qu;iil Sts. •••••••0 •••••••••••••• •-'7-4-~-D-at_s_u_n_2_60_Z_. -A-C-,
Stt.L idle items wrlh a 23" Color TV. ltCA. $60 Trlr, B tank. o t n~gt•r:., dolly, idnl sails. $SSO Ph 6 rail Comet. VW ENGINES NEWPORT BEACH Maas, AM/FM stereo,
SADDLEBACK DatlyP1lolCl3sslf1edAd. Goodcondallon. ~.000.842·212laft 6pm 5450263 S!.50.Phone546-1587 liSED HEBUILT W£PAYTOPDOLLAR 4~pd, lmmac. $5100. ----~·ll<IO SKJPJACK 24' Open 225 25'SCllOCK •,TON, full 3rai1Motorcyclc lkr8uggy~hop5306940 FORTOPUSEDCARS 1_962 __ ·7_03a ______ _
0 C J I FOREICN. DOMESTIC Al(to1, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 ~ m. Late 1971 _G~ ~.ng rlln•eq~pmenl. sa1.s, in trailer. ~00 Dl5manthng~ 1-'ord LTD. or CLASSICS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clean SB.500 67:1·W2!:1 board enl( moor~ d at Phone S46· lsg7 (';ill for part:. ,\li;o .,ood If . 1
BMW '7 •W.i 260Z.
.Uy OR LIE :._51£ Lt blue. mags, air, lo m i.
IF YOU'RE IUYIHG A
PRESTIGE CAR, REMEMIER-
11 ALFA ROMEO GT IS S 715 LESS THAN A
PORSCHE 924 •
12. ALFA ROMEO SEDAN IS 1 611 LESS
THAN A BMW 320i" ·-on~o1En1oy-
---Balboa. make orrer. By ---\'S " your car ll> extra c can '69 20· Sl.1pJack. Fl) hr. 0.,.,nrli75 7038 "7tl Honda SSOF. !\tag "-hi!> ~ e.ni: r~nn!n~ now. :.ce us first
lt>OHP Mer(' c·ru1!>cr rear di:.c. brk :i.1275 Callti-12 7o56 IAUY IUICK
T4ndt.'ro trlr 81min1 top, LIDO U. 1'3'723 t'omplete \\ork 1175-6401. Home art Tirt•s 5 IJ5xl3 radial pl) 292S Harbor Bl\'d.
\'HP. S6S-OO P\l ply ran• eqwpment, lilm1m -4 2ZJ32nd, N 8 usl'd 3·000 m 1 1 new ~5· Cot.ta Mesa 979.2500 &l.2-2876, '4kdays 8 to 4 sails, trlr. cushions. pad-- -·--• 644 1-29 ' 557-1710 dJe. etc $100 $1800. By '72 Honda 250 XL. 14.000 · ' __ __
----. ownr675 6900 ~1 Very clean. $650 2 vw· ... engines. transax Seacraft 23 t l!>herman. .,., ,trlr. 497-1077 les. chasi1is t.'nganes, both twin 1500 Meres record UDO H. •2011. >.Int cond, ·64 40 hp 645 5297 fa l ho. VHF rad 1 o . super buy, $1000. '7.t 2SOcc Honda Elsinore. · _. __ _
custom lower, ba 1t 675·5914 Nickle plated frame dad .56 Jeep eng, 6 cyl, nu vw
Lank.s, outngger~ ,\ fast nm:., lots of extra:.. Must Bug back seilt, VW seal
rough waler f1sh1n '77VEMTURE25' sell. StOO. 960-5195 aft rovers,541!3'76J
machine l'P davs IM t''l $5750 lip m ------
WE BUY
ClliHCARS
&TRUCKS
<21311 629·+111. ?~:xt 356, W many -<tra11 Trlr ·m YAMAJIA 250 Enduro Autos fOf' Sol~ 1976 ALFETT A C\~ 714l.t9G9~58 AlmMtnew 8931836 St legal. new P•1rt!'t ••-••••••••••••••••••••
36 mo open end i3Sk1p;ac:k :!II J. H I t' 7:J L'al<1f1n;i 27. 1q•ll Xlnl s.?!lll fl37 llJIJ Antiques/
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
:.1128 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
546·1200 lease:capcost S6300: qp, fr.,h, <"llll~t·. \11111 1'Qu1pdforrac-ini: criu" 75-\'Jmilha ~uo Muno Classics 9520
residual $3213, 1st s 131 as tnnd :'l.C'W \ <tn!>nn 11 Ir. ing Pl' ~ lJ'ffl "vton· Shock. l'&P. :!tanb . .\Int ••••••••:•••••:••:••••• TOP DOLLAR
month. llcense & S89'J5 _t>-i~2552 Thurt.>\~ cond SllOO fi3'J 5.,11 1~52 MBZ :IOOS Clabs1c l~"MEPDAIIAOTELY aecunty deposit. On MO. 0 ·r . f b 1 __ . ____ ':_ --CouJ)t'·Ont.> of only IS6 pm· .,.
approved credit '74 HORIZON ur JetlC' LID ype 14 r /.! !.. ·~5 Honda CL 360T I o" doced th·ll Yl'ar' Must FOR ALL 455 Olds. Berklev Jet Trailer. Good ~·ond. S.S2S ' • • ' . 1 , p (1049). BUY OR Tandem lrlr. Xlnt C'Ond. MB S468 M8·72M5 m1. like new :\lust ~t:ll ::.ee. lo apprec1a e . r1. FOREIGN CARS LEA5E. ' $700/ofr. 962-8972 ply. 581-7446. -CALL OR COME IN BE •cH • M Po Rts S4.650. 962-186.1 Boats su i ---TO SEE us
'"" 1a S'il9S. Call Harry 586-5591
YOUR 1977 NOW or152-~
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BMW20025
1972· Au tom al lC-a ar
AM FM Cl2lfl'Q>
1973-4 spetd·snrf . .(6505)
197s-4 speed-(907M FG >
197s-4 speed.(120MMM>
197~Automallc-(0154)
BMWBAVAR1As
1973-4 speed-(680PPM l
1974 4 speecH3'8LFM >
BMW5301s
1975~4 spet.'C.I <624MWZ)
1975 J\UlumJlll". air & ~tt'reo. l062N I I-'>
1975 Oal:.un 280Z 2+ 2·
Loaded' MetaJHc brown
exlenor with saddle in-
tenor. Like NEW! Ask-
ing $6300. Pri. pt.y. Call
581~. •
1976 Ille blue 280Z, stick,
6SOO mi, stall under war·
ranty. Mags, air.
AMJ FM stereo. $7900.
~ 3341aft.6
·73 240Z, 4 !.pd, A IC, mags,
AM t FM CB. 1 owner.
~.99~>. SS2 9395
1~76 4 SJ>t!ed· Ill! !RUG l 72 Dal:.un 510 Sin. Wgn. OTH~R BMW!> olspd, orange, good cond,
1970 2800CS Coupe 4 $1500. 968-4228
speed w /lcuth!!r
&mags.!235CFS) '75 Dal. B210. 4dr, xlnl
1973 2002ti1·Th1s one 1s cond, $2395 or bst ofr.
loaded! (238JTG) Call Mr Novak 540-5222 MF #ill ~ta~ Sale: 19~ Cru~ ~ks ps 9070 '74 Honda XL12S. Gd t•ond '23 Ford nuckl?l T. 327 NEWPORT IMPORTS
14' DOYf SlUIT 752-0900 Gray manne w /aux e11g ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell this wknd. $300. eng, s.t,000 or lrade for 3100 W. Cst Hwy, NB SADDLEBACK '75 Dalsun 710.
MIWPORT llACff Cabin, fully eqpd. w trlr Ph G46-3W6 Porsche. 7l4 556 6297 642-9405 VAWY IMPORTS AC, AM radio, low mi.
!W.•Mec.Artea.z A J.-..... f'u;hmg or plt'J!>Url' 8:.t IXX:K to 32" power $100. '75 Kawasaki l\Z900, hke ·55 T Bird, beaut. cond. ---------831·2040 495-4949 $l.500. 673·1336
Compl.,ie -•Foci~i •FodoiyT~Med"lnO'"\ ofrlWl-0271 mo No liveaboard new, lM mi.. xtr.is, 56.000 ong m1lec;. ~ WEBUY -=========1Dat
260
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..... Mew taool..,._, Mew 9100 Autos, N;;-9100 l>iS 5707 ---S1800. P.P. 645-0245 e\'es or be~t ofr 548 4!28__ ·U~Ej£g~~ & bronze, am fm, AC. Mag
••••••••••••••••••••••;!••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••SAIL Mar Isl To July "76Jlonda750.Chromeex· CLASS JAG" f'REECB. ComeinorCall whb, sharp. $4750.
BRA•••N••DHaa• .. •••1;;1·~:~;::=' ~1~1:81"1s~L~1\~~~~a~:; ~;:~~>~~~·sTt;1~~~nd g;:.~J~ 1~k ~le~~hs~~~. ~!~r:::~~t $' s~A•"::0::Av .;~::sun 260Z, mint
'.I ~·~--I ...,.,., "ir~. A:\t f''\1, Johnson 82 I Be h Bl d d • 't /F .. 8 t k • NEW A FIOllf.tfllEfle.IWE • ----Motot'Homes, CB. ,\ r l\e" p;unt, 1 1 ac v 835·3171 con • "·' '" r • • Prl\ ale dock for rent. 5a1 ... /R_.... .. I 60 tir"•, 1,,hJu.·l Lo mile•. Huntington BcaC'h TH• UlTiu•T• 0•1v1110 w•c1ii~E stereo. aar, slick, $4950.
• • lJo\Cr Shores. NB Up to ••••• : ••• = ...... :.... ,1~t' \:Ond. f.·or Cl<i~s;c 847-6087 * 549.3331 L ~-L " • " _644_-4_1_i_9 _____ _ .rv11y,..,.,,y(qv·pp.cj-W...•'"4 s • 55·. max hgt , 15 ' HEW CHl"'OOli 1ar IO\'HS $3500 or •USEDIMW'•* • i..r..c1 tod<ol t.••• fv•I '"'""""°• ,,..,, • Prevaahng rate 821·0230 " " TOP '75530IA IHKWT) •elite .......... •~ .. .,,., oftd ....... 1 • 56495 :\like &42-71142 or bcrore 5 .73 B;ivana SJR 906LVV ••(S...~20ffJ •. Cil~I. <2131924 .U91 pm.5:165571 __ ·____ DO'• "'R
Brand Hew 1977
Dahunl210 .._ '7620024spdS/R334PCW • HU••Yt • Boah, Spttd & #RN280Sl6Jl·76 19S8 Morns Minor Woodie PAID 'fB 16004.spd ZXX866
: IOSJCOl.OIUYAIWU : Sid 9010 Wagon. 1 cyl, ' spd, FORCLEAN '743.0CSAStR746LWB
4 speed & lully factory
eq uipped
(llLB21081116G-4864). • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• made an Eni;land. New '76530i"8pdS/R602PHM
•: ... r-__ ' J_!_\ f_ ~ l _-. . :. Beautirut gold over white candy pearl pa mt job, CloMcl On Sundays ONLY $%899
IARWICK DATSUM
San Juan Capislrano
13I·1375 493.3375
A=:::t ~ ~ ~ 16' Gla11tron CV·16 ski wood work new. Eng. • ~ · iJiii". • boat, economical 130 HP work. new tires, new Int, OR.ANGE COUNTY'S
• 1 • ~" _.:... • Volvo en g .. will go new chrome. Mint cond. OLDEST • · ,c-• Trv Befon • · . ~ e 3SMPH, 1,0, deep V !!gl · 1 snso or best offer. Must
• • hull. Mui1t sell. 842-3274 You Buy ~ e 1 I , des per a t c . ~
: UMrTEOTOSTOCK ON HANO : 17' Gaylord Queen, runs R~al Rebates u~.~664 1\naheim or IMPORT CARS "
~$ • • • • • • • • • • •
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• $4999
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9721
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good, trlr, S2000tbest orr. at --------1 ALL MODELS
768-4839 '52 Chevy sed del panel.
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Sales·Service·Leasini 74 Dlno Midnight Blue,
Roy Carver,lnc. factory air, stereo. mint ~.~~c:r. .... !~!.~
BOAT STORAGE S30 mo .
free launch. Satl/Pwr.
Newport Dunes, 8'4·0510
: Transporiotl0tt • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Ca.ipers, Sale/
Rent 9120
BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA
Cln. & orig. See lo ap WE
prec. S22SO torr 54&-8098. NEED Rolls ftoyce BMW ~'!M·000 mJ, $22,000 .
18881 B<"a<h IJl •d
Hu"lrnqton e.,oc h
80·1lSS'l
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1540Jamboree
Newport Beach 64-0 6444
'73 Scout. XJnt cond. Lots
of xtrH. Sacnf1ce $2795
Ph67J..~25
1970 Winnebago Motor ln Sc t ,70 VS N Hme, 3'', 21000 mi, pre· t. ou . • e
m1um cond. 642·1921; ttres. nms. shocks $1950
544-4663 548-7302
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HOW
CALLr4rPY
540-5630
1011\SOX & SO\
• I INC.OLN MERCURY
2626 HARIOll llVD •.
COSTA MESA ·
• Rat 9725
74 BMW Bavaria, Jo ••••••••••••••••••••••• mileage, clean, make of. '7J Fiat' i2' Sport Cpe. s
rer. 673-18S9 spd, atereo. mags, xlnt
I '76 IMW 2002
4 speed, aunroo(, quad
stereo. Behr air cond. &
lowmlles. (773PVI)
Sale Pric:ed-$719 5
MHlACll MAZDA
2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
645-5700
cond. p . p. $2650. 631-2923
'75 Xl9 Flat. Chocolate
brn convert. Perfect
cond. Call any\lme
8'0-4182
'76 FIAT 131S, fully
equlp'd., 1.ZSOO ml, $.'5000.
Offer.•~ WE
NEED
YOUR Capri 97 I 5 ee 12' Spt Coupe, new
••••••••••••••••••••••• paint, tires, ahocb, "
USEO CAR 73 Capri VfJ,. 4 apd. air. trans. Runa ireaL $1800. NOW AM/FM stereo, $2300 or 8'7l-0701
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new Uru/whls. clean. Spitfire or TR' or MG, ..,, Capri. Yellow w/blk
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lt1nt c:ond. For Chaqlc TIADltHS 40•000 miles xtru A beaut! $5200 CN-131.3 atu ------
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Mlbk2-7842orbef 5p Cou,., 4~pd.l rallye 48MOSBANK MGI '744 IOOdcond 5 1pd,aoodUra&br111tes, 72Toyoto ~SS71 wtieel1, AM /l'"M llrlt, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 llU·T, All/FM. mltfCll, • 12'7 D .... or L•as• new battery, carb. " "'"' ...... -.-. -------~ A Ir. 1 m m ac u I ale xJot oood. lliSOO. Pvt par-6*e54I aft ~PM -r ,.. .,.. valve job. Well main· , cr1 --'-"'W ~
'78 XJ6. Ptirfect cond, lhruout. ~EG FINANCING -ey. 556-3338 • Rola Royu 9756 lall\ed car SB~. 893~ '* iu~mi
Ye.llow/Blk Air, w1n IOllLACICOLDS .70 llUT Tarra s iipd ••••••••••••••••••••••• sNEWCOLORS aft7p.m. 36 95 ='. ~~64~~'!~ ~N.Grand AVAILABLE • reblt eng, • tr~ns. "S': •tDEALERINU.S.A. •t4EWMOOEl.S "10 Toyou Corona, 4 dr, S ~19 Santa Ana Mi-8811 opUons. S7500. 613-4818 ROY Jiu&• S.vinp on ALL r•· air. reblt t.rana, aakl.na '".00'"'"°'10u1.tv4111>·-4 JR{ C m ain in& new Th & 18S0.493-28tl '"*lvOO·l•~-' '749142.0.AM/FM,mags, ARVER Demoe. __ _
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Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
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SAVE ON FINAL I''EW MERCEDES '76 ZIO SEDAM ·70 MGB Yellow. 4sl>d, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••.'••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• NEW 'T6 JAGS. ORDER ON Dt••• .ay Pastel Blue, Fae Warr A M I 1'' M • rad i 0 f s. _ YOUR 'i7 NOW' Lower ---lss.5
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detaab. 6862 Manrhester, 73 4505a •••••••••••••••••••••••
THE BRITISH Buena Park Met Blue, Leather, lrn· 'Ill Peuseot404. 4 dr, auto, 523-7250 mac 5J83 sunroof, a ar, $13SO. ARE <>ntheSantaAnaFwy. '744sosa _67_5_8866_. _____ 1
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4spd, AM l"M :.tert~o. 'M Mercedes 230SL xlnt 75 300 DIESEL Mmt' Lo-Down 0nl.' of a • Maple ye No 2036 k1nd342JYW t'Ol'ld ~ Pvt party. '76 300DIESEL
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9750 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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xlnl cond. l ownr.
646 5807 Slan, Mon·Sal. S.S. $6,500 down, can lease482NXI mac, ruJI pwr, letither. 714 /523·7250
'72 VW CAMPER snrl, :.lereo, erst! co~rol, '73 91 IT, Strk stereo, s un.
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Lo pymts, don 'l pai;s thus Wlsco I. 1714 ) SSG-6591 9 5 644-4022 oner 6 :30
up482SBN wkd.)s, Pvt pty. 11n2 9115, Targa, loaded,
'74 TE6 J50SL 1972. lmmac, must fully r econditioned. Fact HT. White Cherry, :.l!e to apprec. $10,998. '75 2400, Low Miles. 642·1921or544-4663 S A t c.· 4 Speed. Beautiful ------• u Per u o. an 731 2671 640-6690. Cond1t100 .. .,., 0983 1970 Porsche 911 S Cou"". Lease lo pymti. OAC ,..,,., ,,...
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AC, AM f'M Sterro. Lo 'JO MIZ 220 ---xlht cood, 545·7117 or aft l\fl Can Least' Lo pymts . ·57 MBZ Sedan. 4 spd. orig 8pm, ~1-0656
680LMT -1 dr sed, 4spd. FacAar. gold paint. lo ma . lealher ----------
'75 FIAT XI /9 " M F M · A u l o · seats. elec snrl & wan P 0 RSC H E '74 9 14
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W 111 sac ri r Ice th 1 s /\Jr cond, stereo AM FM , many xtrM. XJnl cond.
Cherry, Lo mr. rhrome weekend for $4999 pwrwlJldows, alloy whls, Beil offer. 644-9030 or
wheels 397ETN. Im <29-IBRH l goodcond .548-4943 644-ZUl maculatc DICK MIUER --------i
'73 MG MIDGET MOTORS '65 -JOOSE. all ongmal, 1J'7S 1114 1.8. Map, cover,
1 r s:>,000. bra, xlnt cond. Blue on y 27,000 care ul m1, 10 557-2132 547.6157 640.7220 _..,...,pvt ply. 493-5440. down SURPRISE _,
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TOYOTA
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spd, 29K, extras. xlnl
cond. $3075/ofr. SoiS-0193 CM
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TOYOTA
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equals $1W. 549·41117
days
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cond. Must ffll. Sl200.
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TOYOTA
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2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
645-5700
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rear brakes. 19~. Call
979-0952 al\ 5pm
'66VWIUS
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rung. $150. 675-0970, a~k
for Ball
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646-3526 aft 6pm
ti6 VW Xlnt cond
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pamt S700/or bei.t offer cond Ph 675 1993
492·9859 eves
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64 VW Sqbck. 14.000 mt on S72S.. Call 559 1!'1116 or
1600cc eng. traru,, bki.. S52·ll060
llres xlnt. Clean car for
$850. 494·2145 eves "66 VW :!6 Window bui.
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MISSION VIEJO
131-2110 495-1210
ORANGE COUNTY
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6 cyl Auto Air 936CPC
72 DATSUN CPI.•
$129S
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$1795
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TOYOTA
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TOYOTA new 1977 Tft7's l:k first ~ 72 SU PER lleHle. 536~2Ronaft6PM
yellow, sunroof. AM 1FM -VOLVO SALE
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sensible paym~nli. -i!l5·5107
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·-YI ·~··00 ··s 2155 cond PS P8 MO ~ 14Ml7361
~ ..........
70COUGAR
COMYIRTllLE
va -Pl Pl ~$ 2255 C-O~d' r•tl'tt •M•la =·~~ws.Utt ........... -
7 5 CHEVY
MOMU 2+2
..... -f)alllt ~0 r~·--*S2155
.,,.., .. ~
1974 '72 CHEVROLET '74 CHEVY
IMPALA VB 1/1 TOM
7
O• ~ A~ -s 1555 PtC'~P 118 ow•$ 3155 OLDS ~~~OtO hlAllt •• .., ·~ OO"f9' bf ell.U evto"'•"c .._, .. ,.f
(1-ISt .... .... .__ ...... , .. ,, .. _
''HURST'' 7 3 IUICK •74.91 COUPE LS RIVIERA
A1• c-MWMll•eo $ 3355 AIO <OnO AM-sl•oo $ 26 5 5 :;;:: .o:t': ~ 'pl•t ...... D Mlt'S ~
VB custom '""r,' 1op. power w111oows fOCJl.a Vtop hll"""""1,,Q. hft ...,._, c:nMe cont,ol
tua11.e1 tall~• 1i111ne.el1 loecMd n•~> ....,. .... \ ....... power door ocka. AM FM lfe•eo ~KX' ...._,_...,,..._ wnape ra•I¥• wl'leel~ l•lt wheel
Clt.llM con1rol (030LJCl '73 OLDS 760LDSH
MUST CUTLASS ~ ROYALi CO .. E
CO..pe vt ~·o PS $ 2655 v~ -I'S Pe '$ 4255 SEE! ,. 8 ••' cono "'"t• Oooo locb V-top'"" -11 t2Z'JNAOJ ·-!324HICC) .......... ,,.-..., ....... __
1974 VOLVO
145WAGON
Aulomallc. pwr i.teer·
ing. rooC rack & slereo
One owner-low mile~
l:llSKJS l ,
ONLY $4395
1973 VOLVO
164SEDAN
6 C} I . automatic. pwr
~leering & leather an·
tenor One owner-low
rrulea~e <StBGNG 1
ONLY $4295
1971 VOLVO
142ESEDAN
Automatic. aar tond .
rudio & lt>ather interior.
Low rm lei. 1810DfX l
ONLY $2495
1969 VOLVO
145WAGON
Automatic. radio. heater
&aarcond IZLK680 >
ONLY $1495
Ml\R Q ll IS
MOTORS
111601 MARC.UI l'llTI PMWY
~nO•tql.JJ,wy -A•t_"'ryf,,t
Mt~~ION 1111 JO
ll1·1il80 •9~-1110
990 .
'73 Travelall, low mi.
Ideal trlr tow Sta. Wgn,
A /T, P 1S. P /B , air.
radial tires. lk new.
5411·66&1
$795
WWS982
72CHEV PU $0!1!!5
Auto. P 1S 93438L
67 FORD PU SlO!IS
-I i. pet!d 5-\00JV
Bag 70TOVOTA 4x4 Sl!l95
~ whl dr . Landcrw:.er
tl84PTY
62 FORD Van W'J:>
\ II. mag:. 1Ati67 13
!>I CHEV PU SJ2!1!>
Auto. duJI tanki.. l''lril!>
17000L
73 vw Sup lil'~tll' $1.>95
486HGC
70 VW B\...G S12ll5
883880
71 \'W Sop l:kt>tlc SIJ\l!'I
609CVE
642-0653
CORNER
Vidoria & Harbor
Costa Mesa
C "' 1.1 MnJ )·10-Q I 00
Nabers
Cadillac
\1ui.t :.t-11 '73 €1 Dorado
Stht•r w blk int,
C;.ibnolt.>l top All pwr
Make oCr -ll*i· 7635
EL OORAL>O '71 Lo mt
w.~i. regulJr i;ai. XtrJ
d~;,in Ov.ncr 6-10-5675
1972 (.';,idallJ<' S UV good
l'Ond $:!!195 or oft e r
Siil 0073
1977 Cudallal· Coupe de
Ville loaded w lo m1 .
mu ~t J>~Umc l •r .
tiJI 3010
Pm·~ Good Wath Thai. '75 C.ul El Uor;,ido Cpe
Ad Till Feb 21. 77 <.:lean. man~ 'Ira-,. mu::.L
AMC 9905 s~ll 871 o:iooor759·016J
.•....•................
1974AMC
HORNET
WAGONS
\,
Wl• hll\"l' two ut lht.•M·
Hornet Sport a bout 'tJ
lion wagoni. tor ~all•
Both ha\c uar cond1llon
ang. delu\.c lnm aoof
rack. power ~leenng and
Ult: econom1ral :!511 Cl U
6-cylander ~ngtnl'
F1~t ::OP 53 ha~ Jn 1\ \I
F:'ol :.krt-u radio. nt>ar
nev. radial l 1rt>~ J lld
76.000 malt•:. IOI
~ l!I~>
1-1t>t>I I) I' ;,;, ha' Jll \;\I
radio Jnd only I 1,0011
male:. ror
:).!~;,
I !Ii :1 Cad 111 ii" St• d a n
Dt•\ tlh• V K auto lran:..
lal"lun air l'on<lttaomn~.
lull ixi-wer ~lt'rl'O radio .
hl•atcr whale\\-all lire:..
\an) I root. tan led gl:Ji.~
v.h e<'I l'OVCr!>.
H~!IR3~1\:I
!)-12!15
Johnson and ~on
Lini:oln :'ltercury
26:!ti Harbor Bl'd
Co:.ta :'ltt>~J 5.t0-5630
1975 Cadillac Eldon.do
\'II. lactory aar 1·ond1-
11on1 n~. full powt>r,
-.1t>r1•0 r:.ad10. ht.>ater.
~hltl•wall 11re!>, v·n~I
roof. tmtNI gla~:.. wheel
l'OH·r~ tiOS NII\.
S'ilill.'>
J uhn:.on Jnd Son
Lincoln l\terc·ur)
26:!6 Harbor Blvd
Costa .:'otesa 540-5630
Both thc~1· de<lll fleet -. -- -cari. may bt' :-.~~n an lhl· 1971 Cad1llal' Cp DcValle
Daily Pilol purkang lol. VII, auto Lruns. radory
330 West Buy Street, a ir cond1t11;rn1ng. full
Costa Mesa. Call 6-12·4321 Power. rad~o. heater.
and a s k for Ric k or whitewall tares, vinyl
Oscar an the fleet J(ar;ige. roof, tinted glass. wheel
covers. 396 OMI
9910 $1699. Wck •••••••••••••••••••••••
'12 Riviera. perf cond.
Orag. owne r Loaded
New steel bt'lted tares
J ohnson and Son
Lincoln Mercury
2ti26 Harbor Blvd.
Cosla Mesa 540·5630
Sac $2450 SS7 2819 o r .... ...._1 H•w 548-4258. --, ..
'70YW •
SQ Bide
Beaultful. loaded
Ltc 35eAGW
Ohta
Sherp
LIC 738Cl.R
70VW
tlOO
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,.
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U71 .-. n.t1n1.. 11Nar-.441r'. v ... auto_ *?I QIJlll' * "70 ,,,_bird l20. Aute» v.a. faacri~ ~ A/C, ··~nnC.. $1500. eoupi,Vl;Au\i>,"AC. VT, :18, P/B, ll~t~
tloalai.'. fllll po•u, ..,.-~· -..i Sharp IZ.500 or bHt ofter. ~hti:rair4:1°• ••:tnl .... ff4t .oe a.ACK OLDS ..-.~
root, 1JD1-s 1f:: .~ .......... -......... %MSN.Orand "1$ Gran Prix J, Copper
covers. 'JSGUS. 'Ta ,._. tad Wp. AJ.r, Saat&Aaa 541-88U mlat, loaded w /xtraa,
"495.. , auto. PIS. PJB ... trk 540-7800 day•. 1sz.ooea
.JaliUaiaaadS. at.,-eo, Cl•. $UOO. •'74AIOTALI• ev•lwlmda Lluol.QMwcU17 AHllL a.. va. Auto. AC, VT, -ro-RW--ULA--'7-l_lo_a_d_ed_
2Glllarbor81Yd. Ulttu.nore'81PKG 12195 : • a.ta.... 540-ll30 'TS Orueda, 4dr, I cyl, IOllLACtl OLDS under 10,000 cna, beat of· -----.-----~ AT, PS. Alr, I new steel ferN7.aoot Dave '73 Cad E1do XIDt eo.d. ..,, u,.. clean teCl95 2345 N. Grand .,-__ _ _ __ _ _ __ _
«w aa • -~-' • SalltaAna 54.J.a&U \$L\WLW.LVlSW WJ. --. no• • Pll, 875oMN ·--• FIREBIRD, air tc>nd, .befl, l.f4.ZDI "lS Pord Gratld Torino. """° ff 17 PS, exceptionally clean, 1'71 EJ Dorado Coavt, cir, dark blue, wilt vnyl :···-·-••••••••••••••• 1 owner. Aakin1 $139$.
Firemlll brn buclcaklo top, m ena, auto trua, 73 Pinto Runabout. 751-554W 540-931:1
rtop, leather'. lmmac. PS/PB, lo mlleaae. Loaded. mus.:; sell. WUs ?1lllJ.»atztTJ7t.T.L1UI
·Daya A: lah evu $31SOO.MM839 5Sl-4361or83S·27 11uu:tertMrd 9970
'<714)1181.1314 lt7S Ford Elite cp. '74 Pinto, &d oood. •••••••••••••••••••••••
"12Cad CdV comfort velour aut.s. 87 Low mileage, best orfer. "73 T·Blrd, lo ml, clean,
Full)<eqpd. Pvt. Pty. llYA. $2200. 540-2220 loaded w/luxury. $389S.
s:J.000. 148-7994 M.395. ..,....... 99 60 Pvt ply 673·9382
Johnsoo aod Son ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lincoln Mercury '65 Runs &reat, &ood Can•t. ttl7 :m&Harbor Blvd '66 Waaon. Aar. pwr, COlld. "'50/bltofr.
••••••• .... •••••••••••• Ool:t.a Mesa ~ raclt.s, gd cond. $4.95. Call ~ ~~ fully equip. 1976 Ford Granada Ghia Ma·500l YeCJG t974
551 I.lit Cp-1'1e8J" ew onJ 9 'frl Barracuda, 273 cu in, 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• miles. vl. auto ~~ns. spd, p S, recent clutch. i4 GT Clean, new ures.
'68 Camu'O 327, 4 spd, new ractory air conditlonin&. Sl6'7S. Pb 496-232'1 XI n t con d. days ·
tares, clean. Sl.150/bst power steering, power Pontioc 9965 751 2880 Eve: 552-0270
ofr. 54$-1700 (dasc) brakes, radio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• _J_1m_R_. _______ 1 heater, whlt~wall tires, 'OT Firebird V8. auto, pwr. il Vega Must :.ell. Slick,
C.Yrolet tt20 vinyl roof, tinted gl~ss, xtra clean. $199.S or bSt stereo. Clean, gd tires.
••••••••••••••••••••••• wheel cov~J~3 M YZ. ofr. 49S·!il07. SlOoo Contact 640 4426
tA'l y P;LOT Dl'
HOO A.tot. Mew tiOo
I · Ft'!d!y, Fet>ruwy ta. t977
flOO'Alfts. Mew 9100 ...... Mew tlOO..._ Mew ..................................................................................................................
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With the Newest, Friendliest lkalership in 9range C.Onnty
768-5888
\Ve want to be
the kind of autorrobile dealer
you've been looking for.
'72 Malibu 4-dr HT. R&H, J-'"-son and Son '74 G nd Pr' I w I• uou• ra ix, o m1 '"s. '74 Ve~" llatchback. New
Air, auto, PIS. pvt ply Lincoln Mercury fullyeqpd,xlntcond. PP. tires Automatic, $1500. •••••••••••••1111!1••••••••••1!!!1••••••••••••••••••••••'11 S1800. Cali 644 2257. 2626 Harbor Blvd. $3005. 013·3599 548-7342
pal Costa Mesa MO----------l9'10 Im a4doorV-8,350 '73 GranJ Prix. Beaut "1'2Ve&a41pd.Air,lowml.
cu ln, A/C, R&H, beaut. '83 Ford Galaxle 351. cond, all accessories. New radials. Im mac. rond. S109S. See al ~ runs perfect. $200. $3795. 962-3603. $1295. 831·3173 .DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS Newport Blvd, C .M., 548·6280 ~~ca 11 752·1830; Uncoln 9945 ~.':.~!.W: ••••••• !!!'.~ ~!·.~!.W: .•••••• !!!'.~ ~.~:.W: ••••••• !~~ ~!·.~···~•••••••!!!'.~ ~~-~:.~ •....• ,!!!'.~ ~·.~:.~ ........ !~ ~·.~!.W: ••••••• !!!~ ........••............. '
19?6 Suburban Wl(n, '71 4 door Lincoln, lite Sllverad~, Cul! pwr, blue,darlcblueleather&
fmt/rear aar, crwsl! con-top. Runs like 8 champ.
lrol, auto trans. 45-1 cng. Too many can, need to
Third seal. OTJ..1935 dispcl6e oC this one. $1495.
'73 Monte Curio. Fully _497_·_12_15 ______ --t
eqpd, xlnt c~nd. ~300 1972LlncolnCont. Cp. V-8,
Day, 821-4 .. 30. EH, auto trans, factory air
!iS()..1855 condiUonlng, full power,
'6.'l CORVAlR Comp., but
not running. $125 or best
ofr 496-0218
'63 Impala, 4 dr hdtp, PS,
PB. aar cond, good cond,
S700. 559-1270
stereo radio, heater.
whitewall tares, vanyl root, tinted 11ua, wheel
coven. 880 EAD.
$2:S85.
Johnson and Son Lincoln Mercury
21628 Harbor Blvd. '7!i Malibu CL. 4 Dr. Air, Cost.aMesa 540-5630 ....
radials, must sell. ----------1 .. --.......
Owner. $3400. 962·0686 l97S Uncoln cp. V-8, auto .....
. trans. ractory air condi· ·>----75 Monte Carlo. Xlnt lioning, full power,
cond Xtras Less than stereo radio, heatel', ~
whs l B .Bk . $3795. whitewall ttrH, vinyl II
64!i 7253. roor. tinted glass, wheel ._ ... _
1965 Chevy Impala $350. covers.S82LWP. ........
Good news, gd running Jobn!1n~ Son ~
r<.ir, gd mlr, new starter, Lincoln Mercury
:id Just pwr :.leer. brk.s, 2628 Harbor Blvd. .
window, air. Bad news, Costa Mesa 540-!5630 , .• badly dented Rear door1 __________ 1 & fndr. 536-1376 s:JO.UBS. 1974 Mart IV. V-8, auto
I I B trans, factory air cood.i-
Uonlo 1, full power, * '76 Motlte C..to stereo radio; beater,
VS. auto, AC. PS, PB " whitewall tires, vinyl
m;iny extras. Sharp roof, Uoted glass, wheellC-.. .. ~
$.$625 (3S8NJO> """KBK BOl IUCK OLDS coven."'"'' . S749S.
2345 N «rand Johnson and Son
S<Jnla Ana 5-12 8811 L.utcoln Mercury
--- -2628 Harbor Blvd. :i.tu~l :.ell "7 I Monte Carlo. Cott.a Mesa M0-5630 'Int cond. Low m1. blk
'inyl top, blue bollom, M4n'erid& 9947
new lires $3,l!iO. S4().0737 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Qr b-16-4750 70 Maven ck, air cond, vln
fiJ Chevy 2dr Capnce.
Good cond1t1on
SOOO/bll olr 644-2675
'ii :\lonle Carlo Blc1C'k.
n~·~ brakes, :11r landau.
lop, 1 owner. Lo mi,
radial tires. 546-8215
'73 Mavenck. PIS, P /B,
V-8. air, 32,000 ml, $2250.
640-&&48
$?800 Lve rn!>IC 1·494 .mo Mln:.-y 9950 ------...................... . '73 Monte Carlo. Landc1u. ,...,5 M M l 3 a 1 r . A M I t' M . n c w .. , ercury on ego
rad 1 a Is, $2)00 /of r scat waaoo. air, AM /FM
496-6581 w/\ape dMk, Cull pwr, luu: rack , $3700.
Chrys.... 9925 ~..oo:n. ev.rwknds. Dys ••••••••••••••••••••••• 634 ~
·7::, Cordoba Xlnl cond. f'or Sa_l_e--'-67_M_e-rc_4_d_r_
new Utu. full pwr, u Hte. 380 cu.In, 2 BBL: l>Um~ IM l43llO + nomnl. p ts. p /B air au~ 000
let.'S 1)113.7'187. Mustaell. ml·DU ur..whl ouuide,
"71 Chrysler blu vinyl hulde. Trlr
Xlra clean. New tires, btdL '900. 485-4186 Bob
Al. SlJ50 S»-1272 11'71 MettW'l' Marq Brgh
Cull mtlt 9930 4dr. v ... factory air con·
••••••••••••••••••••••• dltlonlnr. full power.
13 Cpe . .UM A real rind heater, stereo, whitewalJ
w 1a11 the ll tr a 1 , Ures, vinyl roof,°tinted
Loolt runs mint. "500. glaas, wheel coven. 588
rP M4-93tt EHA.. SJ 11~5. CorY'"9 9932 Johnson and Son ·
••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • IJ.Dcolo !\I ere ury
CORVEnES
CHOICIOP IS
1961THIU1917
4 speedl "AutMnatka 0.-,.C....,\
~-=-.E Z nNANCJNG
bLEASE
COltVE'M'ES
HOWAUClleY ..... t
Dovt lrQuaU Stneb
NEWPORT BEACH
133-0511
.. Harbor Bl•d. ec.ta ..... M0-!5630
'87 Mere. Hardtp, auto
tr1n1. PS, Id cond.
aJOO/bltolr.1..-.~
'76 COiony Pk, full pwr,
every ~. 1'1,000 ml,
l'I075. 55.2-!mf
Mlttt.cJ '952 •••••••••••••••••••••••
5 1195
I '74 PLYMOUTH
SCAWCOWI
8 cyl .. auto. trans .. air
conditioning. POWer st"'1ng,
redlO. hM*. white aidewall ti,.., Wlyl top. License No:
"9' KXU.
1912 llORD .......
V -8 . automatic air
conditioning, PQWef steering,
PoW9f ~ ~'°· heat«, wtute lldhrall tires, vinyl top,
Ucenw No. 850 RLY.
51515
SPECIAL OVERSTOCKED SALE!!
We're overloaded with fine new and used ccrs, so we priced
them for immediate delJvery! Outstcmcling V Glues • • • CJlant
selection! Don't miss the great saving now at Atlas
Chrysler /Plymouth!
BRAND NEW
1977 PLYMOUTH
' IMMEDIATE DBJVHY
OM A FINE SB.ECTIOM OF
II.A.MD MEW 1977 AllOWS •••
SAVI MOW OM THE AllOW
OF YOUI CHOICE!
TEST DRIVE
tHEALLMEW
1977 VOYAGER
RE.ADY FOR THE ROAD
GIANT VALUES!
BUNDHEW
1977 PLYMOUTH FURY
RL23 TWO DOOR SEDAM
''lAnlt~ V ·S . •utomam. a"l r
conditioning: PoWtr steering,
ppwer lnkee. power windows,
Power .. ats. AM·FM ster90 radio. white ald•wall tirea.
LicenM No. tu.-PCW. 5M95
I '70 PL YMOUTM
IAUACUD4 COUPI
V-8 . automatic, ari
condlttonlng, power at•nng.
power brakes. radio. Mater.
white sidewall tires, mags.
vlnyl top. License No. 228
AVB.$ 395
lt70CHIYY
. MOt(rl CAILO . v-.a. aytomatlc, power. 11tffrinQ. PoW9f' brJkn, radio, heater, w+W. Vinyl roof, · tilt *f*tl. UcellM No. I02 BTQ.
· . 1974 FORD
HOUSICil
V-8 . automatic. oower
steering, radio & tapedeck,
stove. refrigerator. heater.
L1cenae No. 388 MXH.
54895
. 1974 FOID
PMf0•4M • cyllnder. aU'tomatlo', air
condltionlnQ. rll(llo. heater. bucket seatt. Raised white
letters. L~ No. 119 KXY.
.
• •
lf75UMCOLM
cOMn•rrAL COUPI
V-8. auto.. air conditioning,
Power steerioo. power brakes,
pcwer Windows, power MlltS.
radio, heater. w-.w tlr ... vlnyf
roof. License No. 248 MVS.
55494
. lt76FOID
MAM4DA e.0UN e cylinder. automatic. radio,
heater, power ateeting, p0wer
brakea. air conditioning,
Li~n .. No. 798 PCE.
,
.VOL. 70, NO. <49,' SECTIONS, 38 PAGES
AflWI ..... Funny Bird
In defiance of poet Ogden Nash, one of the Phoenix,
Ariz .• Zoo's resident pelicans proclaims silently that his
beak can "hold enough for a week," but not nearly as
much as his belly can.
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS _ ............ , ....... _ --· ...... -... -
Attorneys_ ... Battle -..... ,,... .... -r-
Se~lenient . ~'I~ Fails
~
• By &OBERT BAJlKE• Gt• Delly ...... Staff
Attempts to settle a simmering
dispute between two attorneys in
the Huntington Beach legal de-
partment have collapsed, city ol·
fi«ilals said today.
The controversy, involving Ci·
ty Attorney Don Bonfa and John
O'Connor, deputy city attorney,
has been returned lo the city's
.persoMel board for a decision.
FVTrustee
Candidate
'Ineligible'·
Fountain Valley School Dis·
trict trustee candidate Bill
Evans is ineligible to serve on the
school board if elected March 8
due to a confJi~t of interest, ac·
cording to an Orange County
Counsel's opinion.
But Evans. whose wife Carol
teaches at Fountain Valley
tlementary School, sun plans to
run for one of the three open
trustee seats in the election next
month.
"I'm still enraged about the
opinion," Evans said Thursday.
The school district received the
opinion Jan. 28.
-The opinion, written by Deputy
Counsel Iryne C. Black. said:
"While not free from doubt, we
City Administrator Bud Belsito
bas recenUy led efforts to reach
an agreement between the two
sides, Those efforts came to an
end in an executive session of the
City Council Monday night.
Belsito declined to say what
caused the efforts to fail because
the matter involved potential
liti&alion.
The personnel board met Wed·
nesday rught and there are in·
dlcaUons that a final qecis,on
may be m•de tn two month&.
The dispute was tri11ered by •
critical performance ~valuation
that. Bonfa bad written ag~t
O'Connor in 1974.
O'Caonor filed grievance pro-
cedures and the matter pro-
gressed through bearings before
an adminlstraUve law Judge. ln his report to the city council,
Milford A. Maroo said thal Boftfa
abused his discrellon in the
evaluation.
Maron said the evaluation was an abusive diatribe to an
emeloye undet 1he gulse lbal Ute
commwiicaUon was truly an
evaluation d performance.
Mar.on ordered the 12·paae
e valuation performance
memo'randurn stricken from
O'Connor's personnel mes and
ruled that O'Connor was the pre-
vamtig parry.
The etly personnel board has
<See BONFA, Page AU
. believe that Education Code Sec·
Fugi.t·I,;V·····e .. -·F-··r1 o····m-FB-· 1··· -·'·-~~nae~~;!~~h~~~::::~:;;
of the school board unless .his •
spouse acbieved tenure in the
~ district."
Nabb d • N The opinion said Evans may be e In e~~ ill conflict of interest. by ~e~ ,A.-11,, on lbe 60ard since his wife t.a a
By SfEVE MITCHELL Ole..Oelly fllletSlltff
l -FBl agents walked into a
' Newport Beach maintenance sup·
ply bus1ness Thursday afternoon
and arrested one o( the agency's
10 most wanted fugitives.
• •second•l;'ear probationary
tea~her ~th the district.'' o.ll'f ....... !'Mt•
Af ffUNTINGTON BEACH'S CENTRAL PAAK. ONLY MUD PUDDLES REMAIN
Talbert Lake Is Drying Up Because Oii Bottom $ffpege, Ctty Aid•• 9ay
Evans, a personnel manager,
who lives at 161'79 Silktree St. in
Fountain Valley, said his name
and statement of qualifications
will still appear on the ballot. p · D h Le W/ tri1c~ ~~en~e~5BT~k~~;:~ remature roug t SS " ater
E~:rin~!1~l~~~~fs --Af·--fec--ts 11· -~u:-n·-t·1~·ng-t'o--~n·-· Floivs Into
employed by thed1strtct.
At that time Evans said the • .
Agents aJTested Franc1s JOhn
Martin. a 30-year-old convict
serving a hfe sentence in a
Delaware prison who escaped
last August 21 and allegedly went
on a kidnap-rape spr~ that left a
young woman dead.
Mlftij\Oflereo tto re~e--•
wbeu arrested by ageQts ahQrtly
after the lunch· hour at Na-
tionwide Prof~onal Systems,
aoecamptal>nve
questioo of his eligibility hin-· T ;:• • Lak d~red bis campaign .. ~e said he A water shortage of sortis has "We1!an't very well ask the resi-,, JeJ.O e
_ _. __ "ttRJ'aght"ttre·leg11t' optnton would come early to Huntington Beach dents to conserve water and then -----·-· justi~ his elil(ibility · as a TeSult.OHhe drought that bas· turn dl'bund and ttse it toTefill the
Company president Nick
Bagha said Martin. who U$ed the
name RJchard ¥awe, ~orked as
a painter for Ole Los AnJeles
firm's Newport Beach facilit.Jes.
Aaent.s said Alartm lived an
Tua tin.
"My brother, Victor. picked
him up hitchhiking and gave him
a job pai~ when he said be
needed work.' Ba&ha uid in Los Angele,s today.
Martin was ta.ken before a
federal maatstrate an Santa Ana for arraignment on a federal
warrant. His bail was set at
Sl00,000 and he i• being ht.Id at Orange County Jail pendi.n& a
eb. 25beartne. agents said.
FBI spokesman Diet Woolf
nid Martin was 50ught for un· I lawful ntght to avoid prosecution after escaping with three other
prlaoneratrom the DelawareCor:·
Coast
Weatlaer ·
Fair throua1l Saturdll).
Only partial afternoon
clearing alcmi ·beaches.
NA88ED IM N!WPOAf
Fugftlw• Marttn
recUonaJ Center in Smyrna,
Del., lastAuc. 21.
"He and the others over·
powered iuarda with knives and a
gun," Wooltnpla!Md,
He aald tbe four mell were
sought by police in thTeeatates for
investigation of a crime spree
that inchadea two sexual assaults,
a murder, an attempted murder
and armed robbery in the days
after the prison break.
Two ofof ~ lheH if1.1f1Uves were ar· rntedby •iii'Virg'inla ~nd a
thlrd by aryland authorities
shortly after Uw breakout but
Martin mack it to the West coast.
aaent Wooltaaid.
Viet. Baai.a;wbo worts for bis
brother at N.1tfoow1de, aald in an
interview today that be plckecl up
M.artln abcMt.toUt months ago Ob
• · CSee 1'ANTBD, r,ce AZ)
~ .. l •
B the op_lnJ~.n ... ~!:..!l~~.: ___ ~lagujne.Cali:f.ornia. •. ·-· . Jake.'.:...-·-· -•-__ _
.. Although the issue 1s a c1ose Talbert Lake one of the scenic A final decision on whether to
one. that at such time as any beauties of C~ntral Park. has st)al the lake and repleni,sh it will
employment contract for the pro-been allowed to dry up except for be up to the city' council.
bationary teacher might be .re-a few mud puddles. The. lake had previolµlly of·
newed, it would be void under lhe Recreation Director Norm fered fishing and was stocked
• ""E'aucatlo1f ·cooe if her spouse Worthy said the water has been sporlldicaUy with .crappie ... blue
were a board member." seeping through the 13-acre gill, bass and eatlish.
Black's opinio.n .s.u&&.esled Jake's-bottom because of the.low •Worthy says he-bet~vait fbat
Evans use a private attorney lo level of the area's water table. fish are still living in scattered
seek a superior court. ruling on The Jake in previous years h4d pools of the lake: ·
his eUeibillt.y. been kept up to level by water
Evans declined further com-pumped in from city wells in the
mentoothematter. park area. Pr b p h Six blher hopefuls are running Officials are now conducting 0 e 08 e8
for the three open trustee posts soil tests to study ways lo seal the
includlngthreeincumbents. ~~~er1:~m to prevent future Gas Increase
Cost ot the study 1s $7,500. Oil Soils Pacific
In Tanker Mishap
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Near·
ty 6IO Jallons of crude oil has
leaked ~to the Pacific 54 miles
west or Oceanside while the oil
was 1>em. transferred between
two supertankers.
The Cout Guard said the 1().
barrel apUl oc¢urred Thursday
during olftoadlng operations by
the Shell Oil Company. Moel or
ihe oil was scooped up by the
workboat C'aadian Olympic,
wbkb was outfitted with a Skim·
ming dnice, the Coast Guard
&aid.
Estimated costs lo seal the lake
with a clay-like substance are
$70,000.
City Adnunistrator Bud Belsito
sa#d tod-,y that in vJew or d,rought
conditions he is uncertain the
lake will be refilled should Jt be
sealed.
"There are more urgent needs
for water than for esthetic rea·
sons," he said.
Mayor Harnett' Wieder said,
Bomb Seen
IUlling Tr.y
WASHING TON (AP) -In·
terior Secretary Cecil Andrus
says he probably will order
natural aas companies to in·
crease production in the Gull or
Mexico after a full·acale probe of
whether the companies bave held
backeaa.
He said Thursday that a pre-
lim inary investigation showed a
need for a broader probe. but did
not determine whether any gas
was deliberately withheld by pro-
ducers.
•'If any bu been wUllully
withheld, we will come down
very, very hard," he warned.
Low1 toai&ht in 50s with ~12.... _J L':!.
111ehsSaturdQ.in.7()s. ... ·~ ···p~p-,et;i~u· ~unJnan
INSIDE TODAY ~~-· .
Robs HB EmPJlrium
:
By'nle Auodate.1 heu
Ria~ food and bousinc co.ts
la1t month eave Southern
(alifoniJans their h11hest mon-
thly increase in consumer costs
aince May, the U.S. Labor
Department aatd today.
The aie.ocy'a Bureau ol Labor Statbti~ aaid consumer prices
In Loa Anceles and Orance Coun-
ties rose by 1.2 percent In
January, dropping tbe dollar to' ~7.2 percent of its 1967 purcbas·
ing power.
Sleep Late,
Then Enjoy
S1UU1y Days
Weathermen are predicting
another glorious holiday
weekend, although Orange Coast
residents are warned that thick
mornini fog will probably usher
in each day before blue skies ap-pear.
Late night and early morning
fog is expected aJong the Orange
Coast throughout the three·day
Washington's Birthday weekend.
But at least partial clearing is
exl>ected during the afternoon
hours in the coastal cities. Tem-
peratures will reach into the 70s
at the beaches, the Weatherman
says, and climb into the low ~
in the inland cities.
Inland residents may again
flock to the beaches this weekend
to escape the unseasonal
February heat, but skies along
the coast may be only partly sun-
ny, according to a weekend re-
port by the U.S . National
Weather Service
Low temperatures for the next
few days are expected to be in the
50s.
Washington's Birthday is Feb.
22. a Tuesday, but all public
schools in Orange County will be
closed Monday, Feb. 21, m ob-
servance ol the holiday.
Also, all of the city halls, coun·
ty offices and state courts, wiU be
closed.
Racial Joke
At Luncheon
Brings Blast
WASHINGTON <AP> A
member of the Commodity
Futures Trading Commission
has apologized publicly through
an aide for amng a pun an wfuch
two city officials were charac-
terized as "black loafers."
The racial joke was told by
Robert L Martin in a speech at a
trade luncheon Feb. 9 in Chicago,
an assistant confirmed.
The aide said Thursday that
M artln "has only said and only
will aay that it was unfortunate,
it was ill-advised of him lo say
and that he reirets it "
Martin himself was unavaila·
ble for comment. Earher, the
Chicaao Daily News quoted tum
as apologizing for his "large
mouth," and sayina "l guess I'm
toina lo &et beheaded."
At the luncheon. Martin spun a
Ule about Preaidenl Carter send-
1111g for • pair or black loafers
meaning shoes -and getting in·
stead the mayor of Washington
and a black city councilman. The
mayor, Waller Washington, ia
black.
William Bagley, chairman of
tile commisaion established in
1'75 toOftt'See commodity ruture
raarkets, saJd Thursday that hJs
fellow commissioner's remark
'1& penonally abborrebt to me
because lt perpetuates racial
stereotypes that a more mature
society should abandon."
OtlMIHM CCMIT ""'
DAILY PILOT
-
The Consumer Price Index was
8.4 percent above January 1976,
tbe Labor Department said.
While pric~ rose lo all areas of
comumer spending except ap-
parel and upkeep. the depart-
ment said, higher food and hous·
ing costs alone accow:ited lor 90
percent cl the tot.al increase in
the Southland.
HOUling costs had the highest
increase at 2.1 percent, which put
it 6.1 percent ahead of a year ago,
tbe department said.
The coc;ts of owning a home in
Southern California jumped
three porcent due to "con-
siderably" .b1g,ber \>roperty t.a.¥es'
and increased mamtenance and
repair services, while rents in-
creased 1.6 percent, the depart-
ment said.
Food prices rose by 1.3 percent
in January and were 2 percent
above January 1976 for the
Southland, the agency said.
Grocery items increased by 1.7
percent for the month but re-
m aincd only two-tenths of a per-
cent above last year, the Labor
Department said.
The cost of dtning out rose by
only four-tenths of a percent for
the month but was 7 .1 percent
higher than a year ago in
Southern California.
lo other categories: health and
recreation was up one-half of a
percent for the month and 8.1
percent for the year; medical
costs rose six-tenths of a percent
to l 3 percent higher than last
year; and transportation was up
one-tenth of a percent to 21.8 per-
cent for the year.
Apparel and upkeep costs re-
m alned the same in January.
On the national level:
-Sharply higher prices for
food and fuel drove consumer
prices up eighth-tenths or a per-
cent in January, the biggest mon-
thly inOallonary s urge in 18
months, the government srud to-
day.
In addition. the Labor Depart-
ment indicated there could be
worse news in months ahead
since it said its January price in·
dex failed to reflect the full price
impact of severe winter weather
that bas affected much of the na-
tion.
-The economy grew even
more slowly tban originally
estimated over the last three
months of 1976, registering the
small est expansion since the first
quarter of recession-plagued
1975. the government said today.
The Commerce Department
said the Gross National Product.
or the total output or goods and
services m the economy. grew in
volume by an annual rate of 2.4
perce nt 1n the October·
December quarter Originally,
the government estimated the
GNP growth at 3 percent
Fro. P~ AJ
WANTED •••
the San Diego Freeway.
"He was on his way to Orange
County and he looked hungry, so I
took him to a restaurant and fed
him a hamburger,'' Victor Bag ha
said.
"He asked me if r could get him
work and l told him he could have
a painting Job "
''Then I told him I would need to•
see his driver's license imd social
security card and he said he'd
have lo send back home ror
them "
After months of delays and ex-
c us e1, the Bagha brothers
became suspicious. and Nick
Bagha said he finally called
federal agents.
"I guess I just didn't like the look olthatguy," he said. "Looks
.like be was a prett,y bad fell ow.·•
Water Issues
To Be Aired
OnKOCE-TV
Water shortages facing Orange
County residenta this summer
will be discussed by officials
from two water distribution
a1encles tonight on KOCE-TV,
Channel SO.
The officials from the Orange
:County Water District and the
Municipal Water District of
Oun1e County warn that the
county's Jl'ound wata-levet. are
near an all-time low experienced
in 1934.
Jolninl host Jim Cooper will be
Nell Cline, aecretary-manacer.ot
the OCWD and~ MacLaln. ienenl mana,er ot the MWDOC. The proaram wUl air at '7; ao
p.m. Priday and will be repe.atod Feb.=. atep.m. ·
Four of a Kind
Juvenile
SOiHrlit • in
• •
Car Theft
A l~~ar-old allet~ car theft rlnl maatermlnd, who hu been ln
and out of Oran1e County
Juvenll• Hall, la sou1bt qaiD to-
day b)t Huntlncton Beach pol lee.
Bia alle,ed aeeomplict. Robert
E. Hawley, 19,of7SU Wublnlton
Ave .. HunUnaton BHc:b, la cur·
really free on bail and fadDI a.r-
ralpment oo char1e1 ot auto
thelt and poueuioo of stolen pro-
perty.
Tbe is.~ar~d boy faces Iden·
tical charges but baa been re-
lea•ed lo bb family immediately
after capture lollowln1 three auto
thefts in the paat 18 daya.
Detectlve Sgt. Carl Vidano not· ed ln the most recent episoddwo
days a10, the youth was ap.
prebended after a hi1h-speed
chase over several miles of Hunt-
initon Beach streets, ending
when be crashed a $6.000
cu1toml.zed van lnto a parked car
at220371.slander Lane.
Calvin Willis and two nurses from George
Washington University Medical Center in
Washington hold up quadruplets, three
girls and one boy, that were born to
Willis' wife Thursday. The babies. de-
livered by caesarean section, and the
mother are all in good condition.
Patrolman Dan McKerran,
who pursued the teenager from
Pacific Coast Highway and
M ainolla Street north to
Hamilton Avenue at up to 70 miles
per hour and chased him down on
foot.
State Budget
Surplus Seen
Deteriorating
SACRAMENTO (AP> -Water
isn 't the only resource
jeopardized by drought: The
California s tate budget SUJl>lus
-a hedge against tax hikes -
may evaporate by ol)e·third to
one-hall, an analyst says.
Meanwhile, Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr. announced plans
Thursday lo huddle with Mayor
Tom Bradley in Los Angeles and
other western governors in
Denver to discuss the drought
and measures to combat it.
Legislative Analyst A. Alan
Post gave has proJection or the
drought's impact on the state's
economy and the expected
$89<>-million stale budget SUJl>lUS
July 1.
The nonpartisan analyst said
immediate s tate revenues might
be cut $272 million, and added
that even if the economy re-
covers fully from the drought
CONSERVATION
URGED FOR COAST-A6
next year, the total loss in state
tax revenues would be about $400
million.
In addition to Brown ·s drought
meetings, his top aide, Gray
Davis, was beading for
Was hington to see whether
California is getting malftmum
drought emergency benefits un-
der federal disaster pro"rams.
Post did not estimate the finan-
cial impact of the drought on
private ind1v1duals in his report
to tbe Senate Finance Commit-
tee, which is starting hearings on
Rrown's $15.2 billion state budget
proposal for 1977-78.
"Not only will the drought have
an Impact on agriculture, but
should these drought conditions
continue. and adversely affect
electrical power supplies and
costs this summer. the impact
would ripple through many see·
ments of our economy." he said.
Roy Bell, Brown's finance
director, said he couldn't con-
firm Post's estimates, but he
couldn't dispute them either.
Meanwhile, several hundred
municipal waler districts in
California have replied to the
governor's request lor drought
status reports and plans to meet
water shortages.
"The majority of water dis·
tricts coming Ln are going lo cut
down lancbcape watering around
the state." said Geor.ce Reimer
of the state Drought Information
Center.
He said districts then would
consider voluntary residential
water restrictions.
Police Probe
HBWoman's
Death in Pool
Orange County Coroner's .de·
puties are awaiting the reaults of
an auiop.y to determine the de·
ath of a motber discovered noat-
inc in a Jacuzii whirlpool bath at
her HonUncton Beach apartment
complex ea.Tty today.
Vonda Mae l..ambe:rt. YT. ot
6242 Warner An .• ls believed to
bave aufferecl a cerebral btmor-
rhaae betore aUp.Pilll beneath
the 1wt.rllil1 water, p0Uc• aald.:
She bad au ff ered a stroke
several weeu •P tnd police a.ad
coroner'• deputies tald Mrs.
Lambert bad a blstorj of such
medical pl'ObltmtJ.
~ aemc were pe.d.lna todaJ t Dllda,, roth hin1lY
MOi'tlW'J In ff untiJli'lOri 84stdi. ln~aton Mid the .. aum·
le.ave• amWJ dauabtu. I
FrotaP~Al
BONFA •..
the final decision in the dispute.
O'Connor said today he is seek-
ing lo have the recommendations
of the law judge earned out and
wants the evaluation to be retracted.
He also maintains that the city
is responsible for legal fees m-
c urred by him because of an agreement signed between the
city and an employe association.
He said If there are modifica-
tipns by the personnel board, he
may take his battle to court.
The city council had discon·
tinued legal services for Bonfa in
last December.
WEnforces
Handieapped
Park Spaces
Fountain Valley police wut begin issuing citations Monday
to vehicle owners without special
license plates who park in spaces
reserved for the physically han-
dicapped.
The city recently finished blue
pavement markings and the in-
stallation of large blue and white
signs around 117 handicapped
parking spaces throughout Foun-
tain Valley, oUicials said.
"We could not enforce the
parking regulation until recently
when we installed the markers."
said city engineer George
Schultz.
State law requires han-
dicapped parking spaces to be
clearly marked with blue pave-
ment and signs, he said.
J City officials have noticed
many non-handicapped drivers
parking in the reserved spaces,
said Schultz.
"For the first time last July
when the stale law went into ef-
fect, we could mark handicapped
spaces at shopping centers and
other private property," Schultz
said.
The state Department of Motor
Vehicles assues special license
plate lo handicapped persons at
no extra charge, he added.
HBResident
BumedWIUle
F~ngCable
An E<mon Company foreman
from Huntington Beach was
burned Thursday afternoon when
a faulty underground cable ex-
ploded out of a manhole in Irvine.
Tom Smith, 30, received minor
burns on his tace and left arm
and was treated and released at
Tustin Community Hospital.
According to an Edison Com-
pany olficiaJ, Smith's crew was
attempting to return service lo 39
customers in the Irvine In-
dustrial Complex. The problem
area was pinpointed at Von
Karman Avenue, between Mam
Street and McGaw Avenue.
Service to those customers was
interrupted during the early
morning hours Thursday, but
was returned by S a.m., the of-
ficial said.
However, at 12: 55 p . m . the pro-
blem returned and ·Smith's cre.w
was sent out ag1lin. When Smith
turned on the cable, it exploded
inside tbe open manhole and sent
flames out the top, about two feet
from where Smith was standing.
The official said the faulty ca-
ble was expected to withstand
about 12,000 volts of current.
He added that Smith was back
on the job today and seemed in
"good spirits."
School Guard
Hit by Stake
An unidentified assailant threw
a · 15-inch wooden stake from a
passing car and struck an Allen
Elementary School crossing
guard in Fountain Valley Thurs-
day afternoon, police said.
Tbe guard, Kay Fern
V ttcruyse, suffered. a bruised and
swollen right shoulder, police
said.
She was helping children acros!I
Buabard Street. near Honeysuckle
A venue when the assailant struck
at2:20p.m.
Mrs. Vercruyse did not
describe the suspect or vehicle,
police said. No reason for the at-
tack was given.
THE REAL ENERGY
The van had been reported
stolen earlier by Ronald R.
Peterson, of 335 Flower St., Costa
Mesa.
"He's very professional al what
he does and he specializes in
custom van.s," Sgt. Vidano ex:
plalned, "all of them in the $S,000
to $6,000 bracket."
He alleged the teenaged car
thief bot-wires only vans and
pickup trucks because such
vehicles have no steering wheel
locks, as do sedans, and are
therefore easier to steal.
And, said Vidano, the boy re-
portedly tries to sell them for
aboutone-tenththeirtruevalue.
Detective Charles Holl-
ingsworth, of the auto theft detail,
said today the youth was arrested
Jan. 21 on auto theft charges.
He was arrested again Tuesday
for allegedly stealing a pickup
truck in Laguna Beach,
transferred to Juvenile Hall and
released to his parents.
Vidano said that theft occurred
at the same time the youth was
supposed to have been appearing
in Orange County Juvenile Court
on theJan.31 auto theft charge.
A warrant was issued for hls ar-
rest, but he was out again within
several hours in custody of his
parents, but at2:30 a .m. Wednes-
day, he was allegedly stealing the
third vehicle, police said.
·'The kid is arrested on three
auto theft capers Jn less than three
weeks and he's spent less than 24
hours in the Hall," Vidano
growled.
Detective Hollingsworth went
to Juvenile Hall to interview the
boy 'I"hursday about the latest
theft and pursuit, but learned pro-
bation authorities had turned him
over to his parents again.
"Now he's back on the streets,"
Sgt. Vldano sighed.
Bandit Gets 8200
In Market Holdup
A gunman held up a clerk at
Albertson's Market in
Westminster Thursday night and
escaped with $200 in cash, accord-
ing to police.
The holdup occurred at 7:27
p.m. at 6351 Westminster Blvd.
An officer said the suspect was
last seen runnioi towards a re-
sidential area where he was
believed to have a car secreted.
CRISIS.
ALL OF THE MEDIA KEfPS POUNDING INFORMA Tla-..1 REGARDING
ENERGY N-0 THE LACK THEREOF.
IT IS APPARENT TO ANYCN: WHO LC>a<S. THAT THE REAL CRISIS JS
AN INWIOU~ ONE. WE HAVE BECOME SO U\l:f THAT WE ADHERE TO THE
OLD ARMY AOAG -"DON'T STAND UP WHEN YOU CAN SIT, DON'T SIT
WHEN YOU CAN LIE DOWN," ETC.
lJ'IEORTUNATaY, Tl-ESE IDEAS HAVE CARRIED OVER INTO BUSINESS.
AND IT IS ll'aE.ASINGL Y MORE DIFFICULT TO AND A. ow=TSMAN WHO
TAKES PRIDE IN HIS WORK. AT ALDEN'S WE DO HAVE THESE CRAFTSMEN,
"ND TH: CARPETS ARI STRET0-£:0 PROf'ERL Y, ANO THE SEAMS All
·HAND-SEWN At-IJ RE-INFORCID 'MTH LA TEX. IF THE J06 TAKES LONGER TO .
DO IT RIGfT, 1lfN WE TAKE LONGER!
DCNT BUY VALUA.81..6 CARPETING AND HAVE IT RUINED BY A SHOOOY
INSTAUA~ -CALL AL~'S N-1:> AQiT M ENERGY CRJSIS.
DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• • ·installation· custom d1apn11s
linoleum • woOd floor
COSTA M!SA. CALIF. 91627 •
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By TOM BAKLEY
Ot• Dtlfly t"l .... lllff
Just one mont.1' after a judce
set uide a $5.3 million award
banded him by art Orange County
Superior Court jury, disabled
Newport Beach attorney Julius
S. Au.st.ero got a $403,200 com-
pensation prize today from a
second jury in a second Lawsuit.
Tbe panel deliberated tbree
dayi in ~·s action atainSt
tbe National Casualty Company
of Detroit and then ruled that
AusterQ, 57, of 1100 Rutland
Road, was entitled to substantial
damJges.
The jury told.Judge Kenneth E.
Lae that the damage$ were as·
sessed at $33,600 for the policy
Piggybac k R i d e
Shuttle Makes
First 'Flight'
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE CAP) -A jumbo jet with a
piggyback Space Shuttle as its
passenger landed today on a
desert runway after an apparent-
ly normal first test flight
"Good show, you guys," said
ground controUers after what ap-
peared to be a nearly perfect
landing.
Slightly more than two hours
after the 2.000·lon combination
lumbered into the air, the wheels
of the silver Boeing 747 spurted
smoke as it touched the blacktop
runway and taxied toward its
ground facility.
"All major objectives of the
.Five Held
.Jn Foggy
Pursuit .···
A 100-mile-per-hour cha~
!Tong fog-bound Inter state s
netted the U S. Border Patrol
five illegal aliens today
flight were met," space agency
officials said afterward.
The mated pair reportedly
reached an altitude of 16,()()() feet
at speeds of around 300 mUes an
hour
The 747 pilot Fitzhugh Fulton
Jr. reported a "very. very
perceptible buffeting" but
otherwise the takeoff was s mooth
after a roll or some 6,000 feet
along the desert airstrip.
The 144,000-pound unmanned
shuttle. 122 feet long or nearly as
large as a DC9 airliner. was
aimed slightly upward and firm·
ly attached to the top of the
modified jumbo jet by clamps at
its nose and under its rear
fuselage
The test program is to ensure
that the shuttle, due lo begin
operation in the 1980s, can return
from space and land like an
airplanf?. Jt 1s designed to be
blasted off into qrbit vertically
wi,th .tb.~ ai~ Qf dlsp.Qsab).e ...
rockets.
The shuttle was unn}anned for
today's flight. In May, a two-man
crew will be aboard, and in July
the craft will be released from
the 747 and glide, powerless, to a
landing.
AH other takeoffs and landings
at this busy test facility wer~
halted, hut just before the
scheduled tak.aff a V-formaiion
paymenta denied by the com-
pany, '13:0 tor emotional dis-tras uused Austero and $S38,000 11\Ptanlttvedamaie.a. _
A:ttorne1 Herb JJaflf suc-
cess.fully argued to t1ae jur'y that
the company wrongly denied
benefits to bis client after be was
stricken with a disease known as
presenile dementia.
San Clemente Police Officer
Jim Gularte stopped lbe suspect
car without incident at Avenida
Presidio and its occupants were l ~ t'el'hed over to the border patrol. or geese soared directly over the Mn• Cla@er•
rdnway, causing momentary
concern but not delayine the Supervis ing agent John
Wesson said two of the occupants
were aged 12 and 14
Border Patrol agents gave
chase when the auto ran the San
Onofre Check Station shortly
·after2a.m.
takeoff
The shuttle, a re-usable vehicle
that will be the workhorse of the
next phase of U.S. manned flight,
will be able to Oy mto earth orbit
to carry caq~o and scientists .on a
variety of misions.
As the gleaming white 'lhutUe
was earned over the test center
Mexican President Jose
Lop ez Portill o
acknowledges applause as
he speaks to memHu.. of
Congress Thursday. In the
background is Hous e
Speaker Thomas "Tip"
O'Neill. 'Pursuing ag~~ .estimated the
~ed of the ch~ at in excess of
100 miles per ~2-~ 1W !oguTreeway.
W eason ad mill~ the c<>D<h·
tions were not acceptable for
such tu&h speed. He said that was
why the San Clemente p0li~
Department was notified by
radio and uked lo intercept the
~ the bEidmdnft or tti~ ttiJl'ft. rt ---· • .. ·0 ·-'-·
w..u joined brtefly by the Bl Irvin G
boatber thatis being tested here. e rgQp_ :
Televtsion cameras mounted
aboard an accompanyrng Jet Bae'--Gahm beamed clear color pictures of Ae
fleeing car _
A hi~ speed pursuit by the
Border Patrol in late January in
jured three Orange Coast youths
when a patrol unil rarnmed
headcn into lhe youths car alone
the Ortega Hiahway.
the two planes to television
monitors on the eround.
n~ fouN'qan c~ew 'of the car-
rier plane was concerned in
l<"1ay'11 flight with verifying the
stability of the combined shuttle
anctcarrier in fiiibt patterns that
wUl be duplicated durin1 the first
rree test of the shutUe in July.
Not ·on Agenda
Fired Employe See/a Funtla
DE.5 MOINES, Iowa CAP> -Mary Lu Patton
says the plastic surgeon whose office she managed
fired her because she refused to hold a board for his
karate practice.
Mrs. Patton, in seeking unemplo)'ment benefits,
also said she'Objected to shminf Dr. James $taJ.linp'
shoes and doing his grocery andliquor shopping.
Mrs. Patton said she stopped holding the practice
boa.rd aftershedeveloped tendonitis.
She was fired Dec. 18 trom her job and applied for
unemployment benefits. Stallinas ~hallenced the
(:Jaim aJl(1 the Iowa Job Service iJ st~)'.ina the case.
Stallin&s ~uld not be reached tor commeat, but
his attorney sai(l, 'The doctor Will cat:egorically deny
any claim from Mrs. Patton that she was tennina\ed
for~ by_tj~tcause. ·:
And Wilson
Tom Wilson and Fr,ed, Qahm
won· endorsements Thursday
from Irvine Tomorrow in their
bids for seats on the Irvine
Unified School Board.
The political grouv also en-
dorsed lhe candidates in lhe Sad·
dleback Community conege Dis-
trict. choosing Alan Greenwood
In area two. Eugene McKnight in
area four and Robert ..Price in
area five.
Both elections will be held
March&.
Last .,._ IJ'Vine Tomorrow
sponsored a candidates' forum
wbere members bad ao op-
portm.tlty to quiz nine of the 10
lrvin.e c-"cildatea and four of lhe •
slx S&ddleba~ candidates.
Thursday nitht the mem-
bership ol lrvine Tomorrow met
-Vain and d~tded which can-
did•tes to .,_ck. J anet William.a,
c~ d the election com-!N~ a.aid.. tbe endonements
represented the malority -.ote ol
th~ ,,.,.,. A'boUt 40 people at-
lended the-l!Peetinl-
It was arped in the company's
defense that Austero practiced as
an attorney in a number of cues
alter t.be date that be claimed hls
disability beaan.
Austero'a son. attorney Wayne
A1fstero, described his father
during the trial as havint been
incapable of any professional or
family activity for the last five
years and is now seriously ill.
Presenile demenua is defined
as a disease that causes-the brain
. to shrink to as little as one third
of its normal weight. Ill cause is
unknown and it 1s regarded as In-
cur able.
Austero was awarded $5.3
million in damages a year ago
for the failure of the Washin$tlon
National Insurance Company to
honor another dlsllbllity J)Ol.tey
desl1ned to pay him $250 a.
month. '
Superior Court Judie Robert
A. Banyard later rejected lb&t
awatd as unrealistic and cut tho
damages to ~.811.ci. That rul·
in& is being appealed by Hafif.
Co.~spiracy Out·
King Assassin 'Acted Alone'
WASHINGTON (AP) A
Justice Department task force
found no evidence that the li'Bl
was imphcated in the murder or
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and
concluded that the FBI lnvesliga.
lion of the assassination was
thorough and honest.
The task force released a 149·
page report of its findmgs today
after reviewinJt more thao
200.000 FBI documents and m
terviewmg about 40 witnesses.
Former Ally. Gen. Edward JI.
Less Water
Flows Into
Viejo Lake
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
OI""' 0.1lf .. ,, .. il•lf
The flow of water into 1.2
billiort Ra.lion Lake Mission V\ejo ·
was cut by 60 percent today but It
may be a little harder than ex·
pected to eliminate all Northern
California water pouring into the
basin.
Mission Viejo Company Presi-
dent Philip J . Reilly announced
Thursday morhinit that, as of
that moment, all north state
water feeding the lake had been
cut and that only Colorado River
aqueduct supphes were being
used.
Levi laum·hed the probe to clear
up questions about the FBT
harassment of tbe civil nghts
leader and the investigation ol
his death.
The task force said the
evidence v1rtuaUy rules out lhe
possibility of a conspiracy to kill
King, who was shot on a motel
balcony in Memphis on April 4,
1968
T"ie evidence indicates thal
James Earl 'Ray. who was ar
rested and pleaded guilty to the
Not so. reported the Santa
•·Margarita Wat.er District. which--
is supplying the water for the
NABBED IN NEWPORT
FugltJve Martin
'"4 --,....,_ --·
lake. FBI Ar By increasing the flow of pure reSt8
crime, acted alone, the task force
said
"The sum ot all of the evidence
of Ray's guilt points to hlm so ex-
clusively that it most effectively
makes the point that no one else
was mvOlved,'' the rep0rtsaid. ··or course, someone coold
conceivably have provided him
with logistics or even paid llim to
commit the crime. However, we
ha ve found no competent
evidence upon which to base such
<See &ING, Page A!)
Court Sets
Warrant
For Hinshaw
A .bench warrant was issued for Oie ·arrest "of ·rorbier ·c:on-
g ressman Andrew Hinshaw
Thursday when the former
Orange County assessor faDed to
show up in Su~or Cow:t for .A
bail bearing. ~
Judge Frank Domenicbln1
si1ned the warrant abd then or-
dered service held until March 11
•lo cive Hinabaw, 5,, an OP·
portunity to appear in his
courtroom.
Hinshaw has been free on his promise to appear since bis con·
victJon two weeks ago on charges
or misappropriation of funds and
petty theft while serving as as-
sessor. He was sentenced to one
year in the county jail and placed
on five years probation.
Defense attorney Marshall
Morgan told Judge Domenichlni Colorado River water and reduc-
mg the total new into the lake
from 56 million to 25.8 million
gallons per day. the lake's con-
sumption of northern water has
'M ·w d' be could offer no reason for Ost ante .1Ua1haw f.Ailln.c ~SL&P2~ court. He ~tOfd the judge that
~ft'orn-abetlt-so1'Cr--~orl ----cent to about 20 percent. .a.a.a , l. , .:::;; " .t'
But, according to Santa
Margarita Manager William
Knitz, it would be impossible to
shut off all northern water
without making some
mechanical and technical
changes to the water system.
Company spokesman Harvey
Steam explained that the water
district's supplies come from two
primary sources:
-A pipeline of "blended"
northern and-Colorado River
<See LA.KE, Page A2)
Worker Hurt
lnlroine
Manhole Blast
By STEVE MITCHELL
Ofl ... Dilly PllwtSUtt
Hinshaw, who is living with his
brother, John, in Garden Grove,
may have made an "error in
calendaring."
Court officials made several
calls to the Garden Grove home
b\lt. were unable to coitt.act
Hinshaw or any members of his
family.
A member of the marshal's of-
fice advised the court t.Oday.
however, that Hinshaw has now
been contacted and will be in
coert March 11 to -et plain his
abs~e.
It is understood that he advised
th~ deputy marshal that be hael
entered the wr~ date in his
engagement book.
Hinshaw has filed an appeal
against the recent convlctlon. An
1lppeat orr an earlier brfbery·c'On-
viction, also stemming ftqm
criminal acts committed while
be served as assessor, ts belnc
studied in the Fomth District
Court or Appeals.
Weathe r
Pair t.hreuah Saturday.
Only partial afternoon
clearine alon• beacbeB.
Low1 tonedtt bl .50s with . ·blaha Satnn'l•Ja.'JOI.
Conformlnt to the Jfe~lt.a.o Water I>Utrlct'a,...
queettid vohmtary 10 percent cut-
b•ck JD water u.age apparently
won't be too dlttlcult along the
OraneeCoast.
Most area water district of.
flclalt reported today that
they•ve already launched water
conservation programs and
eeveral said they are considering furUler measures.
William Murat, general
muacer o( the Irvlne Ranch
Water District, eaJd lrvlne has
been "way out in front of waler
conservation for a Jong time "
~
Four of a Kind
-
By Tlae Auodatea .Prea
Rising food and housing costs
last month gave Southern
Californians tbe.ir hithest mon-
thly Increase ln con.sumer eosts
sfnce May, the U.S. Labor
Department said today.
The qency's Bureau of Labor
Statlalica said consumer prices
In Los Angeles and Oranae Coun·
ties rose by 1.2 percent in
January, dropping the dollar lo ~-2 percent of its 1967 purchas· mg power.
The Consumer Price Index was
6.4 percent above January 1976,
the Labor Department said.
While prices rose in all areas of
consumer spending except ap-
parel and upkeep, the depart-
ment said. higher food and hous-
ing costs alone accounted for 90
percent of the total increase in
the Southland.
t.be month but was 7.1 percent
ht1her than a year a10 in
Southern CaUlornla.
In other cat.eaorlea: bealtb and recreation wu up ooe-balf of a
percent for the month and 8 .l
percent for the year; medical
costs rose six·tenths of a percent
to 1.3 percent h11her than last
year; and transportation was up
one-tenth of a perceot to 21.8 per-
cent fM the year.
No Suspect
Found in ..
Shooting
H_e said the district is already
saving 10 percent off the top of tls
usage through its r"ecla1med
water program. The district has
been seodinc out conservation
literature in the mail for the last
five years and sponsored a pro-
gram in the schools for four years.
He saJd the district JS currently
preparing cards to put on tables
in the city's restaurants inform-
ing patrons that water won't be
put on the table unless it is re-
quested.
Calvin WiUis and two nurses from George
Washington Uni' er::.1ty Medical Center in
Washington hold up quadruplets, three
girls and one boy, that were born to
Willis' wife Thursday. The ·babies. de-hvered b~ caesarean section, and the
mother are all in good condition.
. Hou.sing costs had the highest
mcreue at 2.1 percent. which put
it 6.1 percent ahead or a year ago,
the department said.
The costs of owning a home in
Southern California jumped
three percent due to "con·
siderably" higher property taxes
and increased maintenance and
repair services, while rents in-
creased 1.6 percent, the depart-ment said.
Conflictina reports from wit-
nesses stUl plague Costa Mesa
detectives seeking a suspect -
and a motive -in the shooting oC
a Park Mesa Villas resident late
Wednesday night.
Although water consumption In
Irvine ia well below the state
average of household use, Hurst
said, district directors will con-
sider further conservation
measures when they mttt on
Feb.28.
Carl Kymla, manager of the
Moulton-Niguel Water Distnct,
also saJd his district 1s "way
ahead ol game."
Since 1963, this district has bad
a wastewater reclamation pro-
gram. Starting last year, the dis-
trict ha.c; required all new home,
commercial and industrial de·
velopment1 to install water-
saving devices. In January, the
district began a program to put
these devises an exist10g build-ings.
Also, Kymla said, the distnct
last year enacted a rate schedule
which penalizes consumers who
don't conserve water.
William Knitz, manager of the
Santa Margarita Water District
serving Mission Viejo, said be ex-
pects his district can cut water
1 t1sage by "at least 20 and maybe
1
30 percent" by the end or the year ~hroush its new r;eclamation pro-
Ject. 1 He said his district also has
, been sendine con1ervation
literature lo consumers and has
water conservat.ion kits for sale
in its office.
He sa1d his distr1('t directors
may also consider a new rate
structure in the near future
Fror.P~Al
WANTED ...
third by Maryland authorities
shortly after the breakout but
Martin mad(. it to the West Coast, agent WooU said
Vactor Bagha, who works for his
tbrother at Nationwide, said In an
•jnterview today that he picked up
Martin about four months ago on
theSuDieco Freeway.
"He was on hia way to Orange
County and he looked hungry, sol t~ him to a restaurant and fed
b1m a hamburger," Victor Bagha asa1d .
"He asked me if l could 1et tum wor~ and I told him he could have a PllDtin&Job."
"Then I told him I would need to
see hit driv~·s Jlcense and social
security card and he .said he'd
have to send bact home for them."
After monlhs ol delaya and ex-
'
cu aei, tbe Baeba brothers
became auaplciou•. and Nict
Bacha said be finally called federal a1enta.
: "I guess I Just didn't like the : look of that 1uy." he said ... Look5
: 1llkehewauprettybad fellow."
l•J!u•jQlttJI
I • --
E'rOllt Page Al
LAKE ...
water from the Diemer Filtra-
tion Plant in Yorba Linda.
-A pipeline of pure Colorado
River water direct from the
aqueduct via the Santiago
Aqueduct in the Santa Ana Moun-
tain foothills and the El Toro
Water District, -which filters and
chlorinates it
Steam ~aid that at one pomt in
the Santa Margar1t2 system, just
before reaching the lake. the two
nows are "commgled" m one
pipe.
According to Stearn and Knitz.
one po6Sible way or avoiding con-
sumption of some north state
water by the lake would be to
physically separate the two nows
with a new pipeline m the affect-
ed area -a line about one-fourth
to one-half mile long.
Kn1tz said it may also be possi·
hie to make some disconnections
and reconnections that would re·
route the two feeder streams
coming into the community.
The water district chief noted
that none of the adjustments un-
der consideration, or the actions
already taken to reduce north
state water going into the lake,
will arcect other district customers.
Stearn sajd Reilly's decision is
still significant. even though all
northern California water has
not been cut off
He said the lake was being
filled more than twice <1S fast as
the current rate. using the 50.50
blended water supplied to other
water consumers
But by pipmg in the increased
supplies of Colorado River waler
and reducing now. be said, the
amount of northern water has
been substantially reduced.
Stearn conceded that the flow
reduction could mean the lake
won·t be filled until early next
year . unless the drought situa-
tion eases or different decisions
are made regarding usage or
available Colorado River sup-plies
Knitz noted that the large cut-
back In now also more than com·
plies with the latest requests by
the MetropoUtan Water Districts
for a voluntary 10 percent reduc·
t1on in consumption by ils mentber agencies.
Company President Reilly
serves on the 51-member MWD
board but was not in attendance
at the Thursday meetmg that re-
sulted in that request.
The enure issue of the filling or
Lake Mbsion Viejo could come to
a head Wednesday in Sacramen·
to when the State Water
Resouttes Control Board meets
to determine if it should order a
complete cutoff o! the project's supplies.
Company officials are ban.king
on their arguments that the lake
provides a nearby recreation
area, thus preVi?nting air pollut-
ing auto travel by local residents.
They also contend that portable
pumps could convert the lake in·
to an emergency water supply.
* * * Water Issues
To Be Aired
OnKOCE-TV
Water shorta,es facing Orance
County residents tbis summer wm be discussed by officials
fro two water dJatrtbution ~encla toni&ht on KOCE-TV, Channel~.
The Officials from tbe Oranae 1County Water Diltrlct and t.be
Munlclpal Water District of Ora~ County w6ru tbat the
CGUJU1'1 &round water levela are
Dear an all·tlme lo• mrpert eel lDW'
JolDlq hOlt Jim Cooper will be
Neil alM, aecr«&ry·aian8'-e:rof.
· the OCWD and Den.rm MtcLaJn.
1en at maaaaer of tbe 11 WDOC.
The Pn>C?al!ll will I.tr at l :IG
p.m. l'rtda.J and will be repqted Ftb.~attp.m.
U School Boycott
Protests Bw Rides Food prices rose by 1.3 percent
in January and were 2 percent
above January 1976 for the
Southland, the agency said.
Ronald F.dwio Meixsell, 38, or
550 Paularino Ave. is reported in
serious condition at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital with officials
there saying his condition bas not.
chaneed since Thursday morn-ing.
The Costa Mesa man was shot
several times in the back and the
arms by a man wielding a large
caliber automatic pjatol as Meix..:
sell walked from his carport to
his apartment at about 10:30
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
significant number of students
stayed away from many schools
today up to 50 percent at some
protesting proposed busing for
integration in the city's 600,000.
s tudent school district.
An early spot check by the As-
soc 1 ated Press of junior and
senior high schools in the pre-
dominantly white west San
Fernando Valley. where integra.
tion efforts would be most in-
tense, indicated junior high
schools seemed lo be the hardest hit.
"We don't have elrnct figures
yet, but it's very high -signifi.
cant," said principal Bob Myers
of Patnck Henry Junior High in
Granada Hills.
George Hale Junior High in af-
fluent Woodland Hills reported
about 60 to 70 percent of Its stu-
dent body absent today.
"There's a lot out today, but we
haven't been able to make our
complete count yet.•' said a har-
n ed attendance supervisor al
another junior hlgh.
Several other west vaUey
JUmo'r lughs reported about SO
percent out. with 20 percent
about normal for a £air-weather
rrtday prior to a three-day
weekend.
'Lost' Heiress
Found Okay,
Visiting Friend
Sara Bartholomae was found
visiting a friend two hours after
she was reported missing Thurs-
day by family members under
what they described as sus-
p1cJOus circumstances, Santa
Ana police reported today.
l\t rs. Bartholomae, 61, widow
of oil m1lhonaire William
Bartholomae of Newport Beach
was reported missing by her sis-
ter Imelda of Santa Ana who told
police she believed foul play was
involved in the disappearance.
Police reports did not specify
what the foul play might be but
Mrs. Bartholomae was reported-
ly wearing a $10,000 diamond
ring when last seen Tuesday.
Her sister told officers that
Mrs. Bartholomae had failed to
show up for two appointments
since then.
Balkt Show
Set $aturday
At SadJleback
Oranie County's Ballet
Pacifica will atqe an eveoine of
"Ballet HilhllJhl8" Saturday in
the Saddleback Colle1e tym-
naaium.
The free neut la ta.king pJaee
In conjunction with tM Mission
Viejo 1chool'1 "Experleneina
Dance" Hri11 and will bectn at 8
p.m. No reaervationa are re-
quired. i
T~ classtcar dance Uwi>e. un-
der the dtrectJon of Its founder.
Lila Zall will perform "'l'lle Gtlt
to be Slmple," b&1ed on ~.
folk•8'YI of the reU,Sous uct
called tho SbaJtera.
Some Principals attributed the
a baences entirely to the
Washington's birthday weekend
and warm weather, rather than
to the boycott.
"It's not a boycott. ! uunx n i.
a day for the beach," said prin-
cipal Hugh Hodgens of Canoga
Park High School. •'The pe<>ple
who planned the so-called
boycott planned it on an ideal
day. This is the kind of day we
have a low attendance anyway."
Officials at other area high
schools say between 30 to 50 per-
cent of the students were absent.
A spokesman at Birmingham
High said the school has received
some calls from worried patents
who were afraid to send kids to
school because of rumors of
pickets and harassment if they
tried lo go to school.
School officials and police
warned Thursday that or·
ganizers could be chareed with
felonies, adding that parents
keeping clftJdren home could be
accused of commitling misde·
meanors.
Bomb Seen
Killing Try
BUENOS AIRES. Argen-
tina (AP> -A bomb ex-
ploded on an airport
runway today just 20
seconds after Argentine
President Gen. Jorge
Videla took off from an ad-
jacent strip, the govern-
mentsaid.
The president was un-
harmed and the plane un·
damaged in what appeared
to have been as assassina-
tion attempt. There were no
reports of casuaJUes.
Videla's plane landed a
few minutes later at an air
force base near Buenos
.Aires apparently for a
check of any possible
damage and then took off again.
Grocery items increased by 1.7
percent for the month but re-
mained only two-tenths or a per-
cent above last year, the Labor
Department said.
The cost of dining out rose by
only four-tenths of a percent for
Frma Page Al
KING •.•
a theory."
The task force said the FBI
conscientiously checked out
leads suggesting a conspiracy
but "the results were negative."
The task force "has concluded
that the investigation by the FBl
to ascertain and capture the
murderer of Dr. King was
thoroughly, honestly and suc-
cessfully conducted." the report
said. "We found no new evidence
which calls for action by stale or
federal authorities."
The task force members also
said they "found no evidence of
any complicity" in the assassina-
tion by the FBI or the Memplus
Police Department.
However, the FBI failed to
check some leads which might
have erased some still Lingering
mysteries about the case, the re-
port said.
This included indications that
one or both of Ray's brothers
helped hlm escape in 1967 from
the Missouri State Prison.
The FBJ learned about that
possibility after Ray was cap-
tured in England on June 8, 1968,
but failed to check it out because
it was apparently considered un-
important then, the task force
said. ·
The report said it was un-
derstandable that the FBI con·
centrated on learning the killer's
identity and catching him and
bypassed some leads about his
activities prior to the assassina-
tion.
As for the FBI's effortA to
harass King and discredit him as
a civil rights leader, the task
force called the campaign clear·
Jy improper but recommended
against prosecution of anyone in-volyed.
THE REAL ENERGY
p.m. -
Costa Mesa homicide detedive
Lt. George Lorton said today
Meiuell talked to officers for a
short while Thursday night, "but
he just doesn't know who shot
him
"We'll talk to him some more
when he gels better," Lorton
said, "but he told us he could
come up with no reason why
anyone would shoot him."
1 Lorton said he talked to Meix-
sell 's ex-wife for several hours
Thursday, "and we just haven't
been able to come up with a
motive."
lnvestigators today are rein-
terviewing witnesses to the
shooting and trying to determine
Meixsell's activities prior to hls
arrival at the well-lit apartment
complex Wednesday ni~ht.
"We think be was visiting his
sister in Compton before he ar·
rived home," Lorton said, adding
detectives will investigate his ac-
tivities for several days prior to
the shooting.
Conflicting reports from apart-
ment dwellers have officers sort-
ing fact from fiction today, and
Lorton says he hopes 'the victim
can h~lpwhenheisfeeliog better.
Detectives arriving at the
scene Wednesday night beard
witnesses say they saw the sus-
pect approach Meixsell in the
carport and heard him plead
with the man not to shoot him.
Melxsell told Lorton from his
bospllaJ bed that he thought be
saw someone walking along the
sidewalk bordertng the apart·
ment complex, but that the man ·
did not taJk to him.
"We've also got people telling
us he was shot at close range, but
we have found the first shot was
fired some distance away, say
about two car lengths," Lorton
said.
Meixsell, who worked for the
Bechtel Power Corporation as a
crane operator until last Sep-
tem ber, moved to Costa Mesa
from his Dana Point home a few
months ago.
CRISIS.
ALL OF THE MEDIA KEEPS POUNDING INFORMATION REGARDING ENERGY~ Tl-E LACK THEREOF.
rr IS APPARENT TO ANYo-JE WHO LOOKS. THAT THE REAL CRISIS rs
AN INDIVIDUAL ONE. WE HAVE BECOME SO ll\Z'f THAT \'.'.E ADHERE TO THE
OlO ARMY IJJAGE: -"DON'T STAND UP WHEN YOU CAN SIT. DON'T SIT
WHEN YOJ CAN LIE DOWN,'' Elt.
l.NfORTUNA TEl Y. Tl-ESE IDEAS HA VE CARRIED OVER INTO BUSINESS.
ANO rT JS INCREASING. Y MORE DIFffO.JL T TO ANO A CIVFTSMAN WHO
TAKES PRIDE IN HS WORK. AT ALDEN'S WE DO HAVE THESC CRAFTSMEN.
AND M CARPETS AlE STRETCHD PROPERLY. ANO TH: SEAMS AU
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t r h a a •
I.agun8 May ·Re1tive :Height--·Initiative
a1 PIDLIP aOSJIABIN Of, .. .,.., ........... Lacuna Beach Vice Mayor Joo
'Brand aald Thuraday be will re-
vive a 1971 building height limita-
tion approved by a vote ol resi-
dents and later ov~rturned by the
Fourth District Court ol Appeals.
He ia likely to have the backing
ol the majority of the council,
which macteck city ordinance-to
limit building height to 36 feet
-' .,,
alter tbe appeP's court ruled a
• 1eneral law city could not dolt by
an initiative.
The eouncil learned thlA week
that the California Supreme
Court, in a cueJnvol vi.Dg the city
of Uveanore, decided ..general
law cities, like Lacuna, can pass
land use initiatives.
The court previously upheld
the right ol 20Dinl by initiative
for charter citU!s, ruling on a Sao
· -100 MPB Oaase
HOt Pursuit
Snares Aliens
A 100-mil e·per-hour chase
along fog-bound Interstate S
netted the U.S. Border Patrol
five illegal aliens today.
San Clemente Police Officer
Jim Gularte stopped the suspect
car without incident at Avenida
Presidio and its occupants were
turned over to the border patrol.
S upervising agent John
Wesson said two of the occupants
were aged 12 and 14.
Border Patrol agents gave
chase wben the auto ran the San
Onofre Check Station shortly
after2a.m.
Pursuing agents estimated the
speed or the chase at in excess of
100 miles per hour along the
foggy freeway.
. Wesson admitted the condi-
tjons were not acceptable for
such high speed. He said that ftas
wby the San Clemente police
Department was notified by
radio and asked to intercept the
neeingcar.
A high speed pursuit by the
Border Patrol in late January in
jured three Orange Coast youths
when a patrol unit rammed
headon into the youths car along
the Ortega High~ay.
County Dollar Falls -···-·--·--·~-· ···---........ ~ -.-.-....... _
42.8e in 10 Years
By Tbe Aaaoclatecl ftresa percent of the total increase in
Riling food and housing costs the Southland.
last month 1an soatbern Housing costs had the highest
Dle10 iolUatlve relative to bu.ild-
lJil het&ht limitations.
Laiuu Beach -city Attorney
George t.o,an was ordered to in-
ve1Ugate whether the Art
Colony'• 1971 inltiatlve would be v alld under t.be new court ruling.
The distinction, ol a city or·
dlnance passed by the council or
by popular vote, is an important
one and could determine the
future Laeuna Beach skyline.
An ordinance passed by the
council can be repealed by a 3·2
vote of' that body. An ordinance
created by initiative could be
changed only by another vote of
tbe residents.
The 1971 initiative was a
response lo a plan by develop-
ment interests to build high-rise
hotels.
Art Colony residents, fearing
~be ~evelopment of a Miami
Heach-type oceanfront profile ol
skyscraper$, organized a1ainst
·the plan and forced the tMD-Gity
Council to call an election.
The height limitation initiative
carried by 3-1.
The electioa drive was the
birth or Village Laguna, a band
of environmentally minded tesi-
dents who took as their cause,
main't~lliar the Art Colony's
village atmosphere.
Vic• MayQr Brand said Thurs-·
day that il the 1971 initiative is
not held valid, be will ask the full
CQUncU to call for another vote in
the next•eneral election in 19'.78·
News ~the state hiJh court de·
cialon was greete'd en -
tbualutically by the council ma·
jority.
Conspiracy Orit
King Assassin 'Acted Alone'
'.l! ASHll'!GTON CAP) A
Justice Department tai;k force
found no e\'idence that the FBI
was implicated in the murder of
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and
concluded that the FBI invesllga
tion of the assassination was
thorough and honest
The task force released a 149-
page report or tts findings today
after rev1e•v1ng more than
200,000 FBI d()(•uments and in·
terviewmg about 40 v11tnesses
Former Atty Gen Edward H.
Levi launched the probe to clear
up questions about the FBI
harassment or the civil nghts
leCld~r an.d the investigation of
his death ·
More Cash
For School
Boost Eyed
The task force said the
evidence virtually rules out the
possibility of a conspiracy to kill
King. who was s hot oo a motel
balcony in Memphis on April 4,
1968.
The evidence indicates that
James Earl Ray, who was ar·
rested and pleaded guilty to the
crime, acted alone. the task force
said.
"The sum of aJI or the evidence
of Ray's guilt points to him so ex-
clusively that it most effectively
makes the point that no one else
was involved." the report said.
"Of course, someone could
conceivably have provided him
with logistics 'CJf""even paid Ulm to
commit Ute crime. However, we.
have found no competent
evidence upon which lo base such
a theory."
The task force said the FBl
conscientiously checked ouf
leads suggesting a conspiracy
but "the reaulta were negative.··
The task force "has concluded '
that the investigation by the FBI
to ascertain and capture the
murderer or Dr. King was
thoroughly, honestly and sue ...
cessfully conducted," the report
said. "We found no new evidence
wblch calls for action by state otc
federal authorities."
The task force members a\s()
(See KING, Page AZ> ; .
Burglar
"..-''li:f~·~:RmiS ~Wlf d
.. •.
In Laguna~
Califomiam tbetr hisbest 8)()0· increase at 2.1 percent. which put
thly iDcrase in cooaume.r costs it 6.1 percent ahead of a year ago, Architect William Davis told
since llay, th U.S. Labor lbedepartmentsald. Captstruo OQ,ifi..S Scboot Dl$· De artment. aid today The costs of owning a home in trict trustees. this week they will l • ltie .,enc: .• Butta~ of Labor Southern California jumped have to ra.iae about $47.2 million ' C!•·••...i.-d three percent due to "con· in tbe oext four years to keep
' . .
~wa~ tai consumer prices siderably" higher property taxes pace with projected enrollment. l; Lm AnCeles and Orange Coun-and increased maintenance and .,. w1.....,... The Capistrano district cur·
I.a rote:w. percent in repair services. while rents in· Wbu C'Mer• rently bas about 15,000 students Janaary, the dollar to
57•2 -c• ka 1967 .... -.. as. creased 1.6 percent, the depart-in kindergarten through senior ..-..-~ mentsaid. Mexican Presid't!'ftt,. Jose--hifh .. schOOl. -~ nnt Septe~ ~~Price Inda was Food prices rose by 1.3 percent L o p e z P o r t i I J o that number is expected to jump
6 4 ~above January 1976 in January and were 2 percent acknowledges applause as to 16,230.
abeLabarl>epartmentsald. • above January 1976 .ror the he speaks to members of_ John Murray, growth trend
While (rices rose in all an.s or Southland, ~he ag~ncy said. Congress Thursday. In the consultant to the district, pro-
eouumer ...$pP'\di,_. •J&~ 8lk Grocery items increased by ~7 _ __b 8 c k K!.2 u n d i s H 0 use jects total school enrollment to
parel and IQ>keep, the dePart· • • pet:bt tor-tfhr 11tor1t11"1>at '"':-s P e·a'IC er 'Tn 0 mas . 'Ti P.. reach 18,035 by September. 1978,
meat ukl, hicl*r feod andbous-• mained only two-tenths of a per-O'..Neill . ·~ 19.795 a year liit~r. 21,463 the ,ft. ccma ·'--.. --·-•....a for 80 cent a~e last yev, the Labor ---·--------following year and 23,290 by Sep· -. --~ Department said. -~ ·--· ---··tember;nJS?: -· -·• --~ - -
The cost-of dining out rose by Superintendent Jerome
.~ptive Boy, ---11, Succumbs
SA.N FRANCISCO (AP> -An
ll·year-old boy boepitaUM!d last
moatb auffering from malnutri-
, UoD and debydralioa aft.er bein&
bandcufted totlw bathnoro toHet. llaa dW ol "respiratory com-
pUHUGm, .. tbeti.oepital ••id.
O•F7 Elleaberr had been
bo1pitalh:ed since he was bl'OuCbt to the hospital by bis
., mother and be:r boyfriend in late
.., .Jan~. If• di~ shortly bef~re
mldnJoat Tltunday.
Autborities 1atd that when he
wu lldmitted the boy wel&hed
just 4t PoUDds -about half wb•t
ia eonaiich!nd avera1e -and bis
body temperature was 84
degree..
Coast
Weather
hir tbroQCh Saturday.
Only partial afternoon
deartn1 aloftl beaches.
Lowa ~-in .-sos 1fttb h1lb s.mntay in 109.
TOD.4Y •I
only lour-tenths of a percent for T M SO Thornsley sa1d there is no level-tbe mooth but was 7 .1 percent oro an, ' ing off r1 t})e dis\rict 's population
hij.her than a year ago in explosion ih sight. Laguna Nicuel
' ~uffiem CanJOrrii8. .. . Dies~ m· Fall and Mission Viejo are obviously In other categories: be al th and growing very rapidly, he tot&.
recreation was up one-half or a ,yµst~. but e".en San Clemente
percent for the month and 8.1 is growing steadny, "i( more
percent for the year; medical From Ladder slowly. costs rose s~·tenths or a percent Thornsley said it is disadvan-
to 1.3 percent higher than last An El Toro man who apparent-tageous from an educational ~ -aadotransportation was up ty slip~'frmn the ladder while standpoint to allow enrollment of
one·teolh of a percent to 21.8 per· he was painting a home in South an elementary school to eo over
cent for the year. La-guna died of head injuries 800 students. A junior hi&h sboUld
Thursday before he reached have no more Nian 1,090-studentc,
Sou th Co a st comm u nlty a high school 2,000 or 2,500 at the
Hospital, Orange County most.hesaid. Forei~rs . .
Programmed
Assassins?
Coroner's officers reported to-Truman Benedict, deputy
d,a superintendent. told trustees the y.
Deputies said Frank Gerbasi
Jr., 50, of 24001 Muirlands Blvd.,
apparently suffered a skull frac-
ture' when he fell head rirst on the
paved driveway at 5 La1unita St.
• An autopsy has been ordered
today to confirm the cause of
death. "We cannot be absoh¢ely
sure al thls point that he fell from
the ladder." a deputy said.
Laguiw, Girls
Hold Auction
~ Limousine aervice and tour
tJcket.e to an Ahmanson Thea.ter
p1-y, Sab Francisco and Las
Vegas tripa. antiques. art works,
celebrity memorabiUa, a ~.
surf board and skateboards are
amon1 ltem1 tor bid at the
~una Beach Girls Club fifth annual A\ICUon and Boutique,
<See FUNDS, Page AZ)
Oil Soils Pacific
In Tanker Mishap
LOS ANGELES CAP> -Near-
ly 600 &allons or crude oil has
leaked into Ult Pacific 54 miles
west of Oceanside whlle the oil
was being transferred between
two supertankers.
The Coast Guard said the 10-
barreJ spill occurred Thursday
duripa offloading operations by
the Shell Oil Company. Ma1l ol
the oil •as scooped up by the
workboat Canadian Ol7m1>ic,
whlch was outfitted with a lklm·
ll)lng device, the Cout Guard
allld.
Poli~e said today if was pro-bably the work of one person OD a
binee: There were no suspects.
Losses w~e small.
Most ol the shops struck were
on -Forest Avenue in the
dowl)town buSlness sectio'1: the Lagu~a Pet Shop, the Stray
rrbale, Farrar Jewelry and Kids dlil!t.--.. ...__ ___ __...._
The Luy Crab restau~ant, 480
South Coast Highway, was also FB' -'--.na*a · UJe target ol a burglary attempt, f ./UT~oflO where \he culprit tried to climb
-tbrou&h a bfgb window in tile r~-, .,,.O,Qt IF/~"•~~-..ar...sU~ . .1tn~ tl~l_to ~~ ~!1ftd 1ri~ a W t..-.~a ofbrealdne glass.
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of ... D•ily ~lletSleff
Police said a red building brick
waa thrown through the rear win··
dow of the pet shop, in a vain ~
to reach through and ol)en the
back door. ..... ----""'
FBI ag~nta walked into a
Newport Beach mruntenancesup-
ply business Thursday afternoon
and arrested one of the agency's
10 most wanted fugitives.
The burglar failed to get inside
Farrar Jewelry, too. but
manaaed to snag a $37 Bulova
watch by reaching with a four•
foot redwood pole, after ren\ov• ing a louvered window pane.
•' 'Po\lce si.ld the p:ole was left a&
tbescene.
Agents anested Francis John
Marlin, a 30-year-old convict
serving a Ure sentence iri ·a
D~l aware pitton WbO' l!scaped
lut Aug\$St~ anji itlJ~¥edly, went
on a kidnap-rape spree tbaUelt a It was the third time tbll
younawomandead. month a buralar •tole a stnale
Martin offered no resistance wat.Ch -always a INl~a _.,
when arrested by agent$ shortly from Jeweler William A. 'Farrar •
after the luri.ch hour at Ne-•.• Al~ the nrat' t1'ett1 .Farrar
Uonwide Professional Systems, moved his watch display fatth«"
4.300Campus!>t1ve. · from the window . After the
Comp*1\y prnident Nick second, he'd moved them ·~
Bai ha taid Hartin, wbo used the pletelJ out(lt arm 'I reaclt. • 1
name Rlch.vcf. Maule, worked u But not out of reach of a f~·
' painter fu.r. "the Los Anleles foot polt. · ~· " irm's NewpOrt' Beach lacllltles. J\emov~ndow louwn~t¢
Agents aatd Martln lived ha : tlwt·Kldl , f(>liee•tald; tti6
Tustin. thJet tot iD and emptied a e
"My brdttter, Victor, p\cked register of about U in .aniaU
him up bitclhlkiii1 and 1av.e him chan1e.
a job piinlinff when he said ho ff uted ttie aame technique ~
needed wort, t1 Ba&ha said iJ1lA ' tb Stny •W?We. pUlng $15•tt
(See WANft.D, Pac& A!) .-0 bt chqp. ~
:~
81 WILUAM SCJl&EIBD Of .. 0..ly ,,......... •
Tbe flow of water lnto 1.2
bBlloa 1•llon Lake Miu on VI~
was cut by 60 percent today but lt
may be a little harder tban ex-
pected to eUmlDate all Northern Calllornta water pourtn1 l.Dto UMt buln.
Minion vtejo Comp"'y Pre:sJ.
dent Ph1Up J. ReUJy announced
TbW'Sday momlna that, as of
* * *
tbat moment, aii north at.ate
water feedlnJ the lake had been
cut and that Oo1.Y Colorado River
aqueduct supplies were belnt
used.
Not so. reported the Santa
llarprita Water Di.ltrict, which
ii 1upplyln1 the water for the
lake.
By increasing tbe flow of pure
Colorado River water and redue-
in& the total now into the lake
* * * Cutback of Water
La11nched on Coast
By LAURIE KASPEa
Of .. o.i1, ,., ... Sutt
Conforming lo the
MetroPolitan Water District's re-
quested voluntary 10 percent cut·
b · water usage apparently
too difficult along the
Coast.
area water district of.
flcials reported today that
they've already launched water
conservation programs and
several said they are considering
further measures.
William Hurs t , general
manager of the Irvine Ranch
Water District, said Irvine has
been "way out in front of water
conservation for a long time."
He said the district is already
saving 10 percent off the lop of its
us age throuah its reclaimed
water program. The district has
been sendjng out conservation
literature in the mail for the last
five years and SPonsored a pro-
gram in the schools for tour
years.
He said the district is currently
preparing cards lo put on tables
in the city's restaurants lnform-
ing patrons that water won't be
put on the table unless it is re-
quested.
Although water cons umption in
Irvine is well below the state
average of household use, Hurst
said. district directors will con-
sid e r further conservation
meas ures when they meet on
Feb. 28.
Carl Kymla. manager or the
Moulton-Niguel Water District,
also said bia district is "way
ahead ~game."
Since 1963, this district has had
a wastewater reclamation pro-
gram. Starting fut year, the dis·
trict has required all new home.
commercial and industrial de· velopments to -Install water-
savinf devices. In January, the
district began a program lo plit
these devises ·in existing build-
ings.
Also, Kymla said, the district
last year enacted a rate schedule
which penalizes consumers who
don't conserve water.
William Knitz. manager of the
Santa Margarita Water District
serving Mission Viejo, said he ex-
pects his district can cut water
usage by "at least 20 and maybe
30 percent" by the end of the year
through its new reclamation pro-
ject.
He said his district al10 has
been sending conservation
literature to consumers and has
water conservation kits for sale
in its office. ,
He saijl hiS' .:listrict directors
may Al$> CQASider a new rate
structure'i:n the near future.
Huntington Beach Mayor Har-
riet Wieder said the City Council
may consider offenng incentives
lo a program of voluntary cut·
backs when they meet Tuesday.
She said she also would like to
conduct conservation contests
for school children.
She said the city may also con·
sider allowing residents lo water
their lawns on certain days of the
week.
Candidate Urges
More Involvement
f Thu artic~ it oiw of o am~•~
f1bng tM uven clll'ldldatea IHlc:ing
three seal$ on the Capbtrano Urufted
School oi.tnct board of tnu'ttt• The
toinnn m «XII of the tnuttt area&
wiU ~the candidate polbng tlw most
vote• dutnct·!Dlde m tlw March 8
~lectwnJ
By ANNE COOPEll . bl'"" o.lly ..... s..!f
Jan Overton says the way to
flaht Capistrano Unified School
District's bl11esl problem -
growth -is to get people of the
district more involved with their
schools.
''There baa been a trend of
parents rellnqulshlfll authority
and responsibility to tbe
schools," abe said. •'They need to take a bigger part."
In a school district 1rowtng 14
percent a year, arowth must be
considered the m~or Issue, she
aaid. Bonds will have to be
passed to build more schools, but
Mn. Overton predicted the dis-
trict trill have a successful bond
elecUon only wbe:n the communi-
ty comes to the district, asking
for mon school CacLUUea.
.. lt'aa vuy simple cue otrun-
11101 out d room to put kids," she
aaJd. "The Ore marabal lospecl-
ed Del Obispo Elementary
School recently and Hid the
-school ls not fire safe -there are
just too many bodies.
"Unfortunately, not everyone
realises it takes two yean after
bonda pasa to build a achoo!," ahe
.Ud. "We're always bebJnd."
.Mrs. Overton, 3S, became in-
Obice>MT &.AC 1•1!11 Qi(tJI
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CllMl-....... ~s---.. ~:-.H;ft~.~~~'~-~=w;.,": ._ 11Mr1'"-!1t0.U..4 ....... _.._ -.. ~.~_,...._,,. .,._....._... ............. . --.a. ....... e.i.-.......
OMty ..... "•" l'llM• 'GET PEOPt.£ INVOLVED'
TrvetH J•n Overton
fl'ODl 5G million to U.8 million
saUons per day, the lake's con-
sumption of northern water baa
been reduced from about 50 per.
cent to about 20 percent.
But, according to Santa
Mar1arita Manaaer Wtlliam
Knill, 1t would be lmpoaalble to
•hut off all northern water
without maklng some
mechanical and technical
ch~es to the water system.
Company spokesman Harvey
Stearn explained that the water
dlatrict's supplies come from two
primary sources:
-A pipeline of "blended"
northern and Colorado River
water from the Diemer Filtra-
tion Plant lo Yorba Unda.
-A pipeline of pure Colorado
River water direct from the
aqueduct vla lhe Santiago
Aqueduct in the Santa Ana Moun·
lain foothills and the El Toro
Water District, Nnlch filters and chlorinates it.
Stearn said that at one point in
the Santa Maraarita ~ystem, just
before reaching the lake, th• two
nowa are "comingled" in one pipe.
According lo Stearn and Knitz,
one possible way of avoiding con·
sumptlon of some north state
water by the lake would be to
physically separate the two flows
with a new pipeline in the affect-
ed area a Une about one-fourth to one-half mile long.
Tanker Bow
Towed to
Scrapyard
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
bow section of the sunken tanker
Sanslnena was towed to a
scrapyard in Los Angeles Harbor
today.
Heavy fog delayed the opera·
lions for about two hours before
three tugs towed the 1,200-ton
bow section about four miles to
the National Metal and Steel
Corp. scrapyard on terminal
Island. An escort Coast Guard
ship and vessels from the port
warden's office accompanied the
tuas.
The Sansinena exploded and
sank al her berth here Dec. 17,
killing seven Italian crewmen
and spilling an estimated 10,000
gallons of oil into the harbor. The
blast, which hurled massive
pieces of the ship onto neighbor-
ing docks, WH also blamed for
the apparent death of a security
guard whose body has not been
found.
The expl06ion was caused by a
buildup of gas fumes which were
accidentally Ignited, a board of
inquiry later determined.
Much of the midsection of the
810-foot tanker -what wasn't
blown onto the dock In the ex-
plosion -ls still under water and
ls attached to the ship's stern.
Don't Park
~ongLaguna
Parade Route
Vehicles parked along the
route of Saturday's Patriot's Day
Parade after 6 a.m. will be towed
away, Laguna Beach police said.
The parade stara at La1una
Beach High School, eoes down
Park Avenue, turn$ right on
Glenneyre Street and right on
Forest Avenue to Broadway.
The 1tneta will be posted for
no parking .
The parade route will be closed
to au traffic beeinntna at 10:30
a.m.
Police advise Top of the World
residents to use Temple Hills
Drive and Thalia Street to avoid
trafftc.
Residenl!I in the Mystic Hills
and Sk7llne Drive areas are
directed to use Wendt Terrace
and St. Ann'• Drive lo Thalia Street. ·
l'rom Page AJ
PROGRAM ••
perlmentS with animals have
ahown that thdr behavior can be.
affected bJ braln·atlmulatlna im·
pl anti.
He 1ald the House commlttee
abould tue 1pedal note of War·
... ft Cocnmlasion nndln11 that
Oswald Tt'U involved In an "ex·
perimental research" program mvolvine electrical stimulation or the brain while attendtni a
seer •PY 1cbool In MJnsk,
Ruslla. .tter htl 1969 defeetion.
Schorr wd otttclal Sovtet fe. l
cords IJao sbow Oswald was
hoaplttJlud tor an adenoid
operation In Mbl&lc.
11He wu u. .. tor 11 d171. Are
tbe SoTtlt.I • leMrOU wlt.b tbetr buds• tor a almple ailenold
operatian? ma O.wald ha •
diff etmt kind ol operaUon? Was
he wlrW for: aauahlaUoaf .. SchottuDdldllll~.
8cMrr aid ......_ d Man.
......... Ull .... 1W'•~ llllPt ,..... lt M WU pro;
aramlDld~kilL
................
Doggone New Teeth
James Gaasedelen, a University of Minnesota dental
student had to make a set of teeth to fit a dummy as a
class r~uirement, then refitted them for his nine-year-
old poodle. The pooch h as its own teeth underneath the
false choppers, however.
FrOlfl Page AJ
SCHOOL FUNDS ••.
district cannot afford a single
year's funding Jae. The district
will experience an enormous im·
pact two yea.n from now if bonds
are not paued for new schools,
hesatd.
More than 80 portable
cla11room1 are already In use tn
the Capiatrano district, Benedict
said.
The school district currently
has $8.8 million fully obligated
for acqumtion of three elemen·
tary school sites with three core
module schools, two In Mission
Viejo and one In Laguna Nlauel.
In addition to these schools,
Thornsley said enrollment pro·
jects indicate the district will
need five more standard elemen-
tary schools, two more junior
highs and a fourth senior high by
Frmt1t Page Al
KING ..•
said they "found no evidence of
any compUdly" in the as1assina-
tion by the FBI or the Memphis
Police Department. 1
However, the FBI failed lo
check some leads which might
have erased some still lingering
mysteries about the case, the re-
port said.
This included indications that
one or both of Ray's brothers
helped him escape in 1967 from
the Missouri State Prison.
The FBI learned about that
possibility after Ray was cap·
tured in Enaland on June 8, 1968,
but failed to check it out because
it was apparently considered un-
important then, the task force
said.
The report said it was un·
derstandable that the FBI con·
centrated on learnina the killer's
Identity and catching him and
bypassed so.me leads about. his
activities prior to the aasassma-
tion.
As for tile FBI's efforts to
harass King and discredit him as
a civil riibta leader. the task
force called the campaign clear-
ly improper but recommend_ed
against prosecutlon or anyone JO·
volved.
September 1981.
Projected bonding capacity for
the same period would be $50.2
million, if voters pass the bonds.
A bond election requires a two-
third majority lo pass ..
A S30 million school construe·
tlon bond issue was rejected by
Capistrano district voters in
March, 1976. A majority of the
voters favored the issue, but it
failed lo get the necessary two-
tbirds support.
Trustees are expected to de-
cide at their next regular meet·
ing Tuesday whether to call for a
bond election May 31. Tuesday's
meeting is scheduled fbr 7:30
p.m. at school district offices,
32972 Calle Perfecto in San Juan
Capistrano.
&Ulet Show
Set Satw-day
At Sadtlleback
Ora nge County 's Ballet
Pacihca will stage an evening of
"Ballet Highlights" Saturday in
the Saddleback College gym-
nasium.
The free event is taking place
in conjunction with the Mission
Viejo school 's "Experiencing
Dance" series and will begin at 8
p.m. No reservations are re·
quired.
The classical dance troupe, un-
der the direction of its founder, Lila Zall, will perform "The Gift
to be Simple," based on the
folkways of the religious sect
called the Shakers.
Other highlights wUI include
"Dance Classique" and ''La
Danse et la Musique ."
"Khachaturian Valse," "Pa-
quita" and ''The Roasted Swan.··
There are 85 dancers in Ballet
Pacifica, which performs 50 con·
certs a year wtth 1t repertoire of
52 fully-costumed ballets.
THE REAL ENERGY
A, bench wanant wu lssuec
for the arftlt of former con·
areaaman Andrew Hlaaba"
Tbur•day when the foroiet
OranJ• ~t uaeuor failed tc 1!\ow up in lor Cou.f't foa
ball heanoa.
Juda. Funk Domenichinl
signed the warrant and then or·
dered aervtee held until Karch ll
to &ive Htn1baw. 5', an op·
portunlty to appear in hi!
courtroom. .
Hlnabaw bu been tree on his
promise to appear alnce his con·
vlcUon hfo weeks ago on charges ot mlaappropriatlon of funds and
petty theft while aemn1 u as·
sessor. He wu sentenced to onE
year In the county Jail and placed
on five yea.rs probaUon.
Defen1e attorney Marshall
Morgan told Judge Domenichini
be could offer ao ruaon for
Hlnabaw ta1Un1 to appear in
court. He told the Judte that
Hinshaw, wbo is living wlth his
broth.,, John, in Garilen Grove,
may have made an "error in
calendaring."
Court officials made several
calls lo the Garden Grove home
but were u~able to contact
Hinshaw or any members of his
family.
From Page AJ
WANTED •••
Anaelest.oday.
Martin was taken before a
federal mael1trate in Santa Ana
for arraicnment on a federal
warrant. His bail was set at
$100,000 and be is being held al
Orange County Jail pendina a
Feb. 25hearine. agents said.
FBI spokesman Dick Woolf
sald Martin wu sought for un-
lawful rught lo avoid prosecution
after escaping with three other
prisoners from the Delaware Cor-
rectional Center in Smyrna,
Del., lastAug. 21.
•·He and the others over·
powered guards with knives and a
gun,'' Woolf explained.
He said the four men were
sought by Police in three states for
investigation of a crime spree
that includes two sexual assaults,
a murder, an attempted murder
and armed robbery in the days
after the prison break.
Two of the fugitives were ar-
reated by police in Virlinia and a
third by Maryland authorities
1bortly alter the breakout but
Martin madl. lt to the Weit Coast;
agent Woolf said.
Victor Bagba, who works for his
brother al Nationwide, sald lo an
interview today that he picked up
Martin ab<Xlt four months ago on
the San Diego Freeway.
"He was on hJs way to Orange
County and.he looked hunary, so I
took him lo a restaurant and fed
him a bamburaer," Victor Baiha
said.
"He asked me tr I could get him
work and I told him he could have
a painting job."
"Then I told him I would need to
see his driver's license and toelal
security card and he Hid be'd
have to send back home for
them."
Alter month.a ol delays and ex-cuses, the Baaha brothers
became suspicious, and Nick
Ba1ha said be finally called
federal agents. ..
"I guess I just didn't like the
look of that guy," be said. "Looks
:like be was a pretty bad fellow."
CRISIS.
All OF THE MEDIA KEEPS POUNOING INFORMATION REGARDING
ENERGY ANO THE LACK THEREOF.
IT IS ,AJ>PARENT TO ANYONE WHO LOOKS. THAT THE REAL CRISIS IS
AN INDIVIDUAL ONE. WE Hf. VE BECOME SO LAT( THAT WE ADI-OE TO THE
OLD ARMY /.DAG. -"DON'T STANO UP WHEN YOU CAN SIT, DON'T SIT
WHEN YOJ CAN LIE DOWN,'' ETC.
l.HORTUNA TEL Y, THESE IDEAS HA VE CAARJEO OVER INTO BUSINESS,
AND IT IS INCREASINGLY MORE DIFRCULT TO Rt-0 A CRAFTSMAN WHO
TAKES PRIDE IN HS WORK. AT Al.DEN'S WE DO Hr\VE Tl-£SE CMFTSMEN,
AND M CARPETS AU STRETCHD PR<$L Y. ANO THE SEAMS AU .
HANO.SE\t#N ANO RE-INFORCf:D 'WITH LATEX. IF THE Xl8 TAKES~ TO
DO IT RIGfr, Tt-EN WE TAKE LONGER! ·
~T BUY VALUABl.E CARPETING MD HAVE rT RUINED BY A SHCXX>V
INSTAU.ATION -CALL AL09'fS NI) AGfT nt: ENERGY CRISIS.
a,y EalAE~&SK.EYICll -
Oltlltl)Mty ..........
Newport Bea~ plannint com· minlonen unveiled a plan for
Mariner's MUe deslgned to in·
crease tratnc now lD the coneest·
ed area Thursday.
Business•~n and loc al
homeowners, however, were
critlcal Ol an alternative pro-
PoSal that would divlde Pacific Cout Ulgbway lbto·two ooe-wa)""'
couplets.
.. Commiaionera.decided.tobold . -AlterD.lltive B, which drew
off ac:tioD OD the speetflc area beavy protests from Matinel''s
plan uPW arch ,3, followtne Mlle area busineumen, would
alinost twO ind one-half hours of mean Coast Hi&bway would be
public.comment. i dividld into two one-way
A report filed by the plasmln couplctii; three lanes eastbound
stall offers ~mmlssioflen two on the c street and ~
altematives: la,tes w~ on Avon Street,
-Alternative A would blean • which woUld be tu.med into a loop
12-foot widening of Coast wbieh would brancb off h'01:n Uie
Highway and the extension ol hitbway near Tustin Avenue~
Avon Street west to a·connectioo rec-<>nnect near Riverside
with Santa Ana Avenue at a total Avenue.
cost of about $800,000. A ·number of NewPOrt Heights
resident• proteited •otb
alternatives, tltJn.a a n~ ·ror a
mo~e extenilve traffic study oa
·tbe ~ect.s·tbe;J>ropoaah •outd
baveonresldent.i• lt.rafftt n~.
Alternative B. wbifb officials
estimate d cost about $4
million more than plan A, would
speed trit.fflc t»ouP the area,
bUt bt.Wnellrbel fffl 'tbey would
be financl•ll,y bqrt by • Cllle:wa)'
traffic system.
Followinc preseatJtion.s from
area businessmen, com-.
mt.aaionerPaul Balalls aaid, "We·
abo'lldD't penaUae business
became we want to uiove traffic
throUCbNeW'pot1 Beach.•• Commissi~ •aid ~ are
leanfni tQwanls the less radical
alternative A altbo'1&h tbey are
boldine off an a fmal recommeo-
daUon to city couocil unUl at
letst March 3. ~ • sun. tbore mu be c:onflicts
between bUliness •nd residential
lancj OWDer$ over buildin& densi·
ly in Mariner'~ Mile.
MO!lt homeowners as~•.uons
support a low denllty (,5 UnMS
lhf' buildable area) while bus.I.·
nessmen favor higher denslLy to
orfset the high taxes in the area
which front.I on the harbor.
The eventual ionine of tbe area
wil\ )ave ' major impact on..,.19• ainount or future lraffic in me
area. J>ased on low dtmslty, Coast
Hithvlay wouJd h'lftdl& about
58,000 cars daily by 1995 if com·
<See MA&INER, Pate A%)
FBI A~ests · Fugitive··· in ·Ne~~rt
Second Lawsuit 1 ...
NB Attorney
-Gets $403,20Q
By TOM BARL£Y
Ot 1M 0.11, "*Steff
Just one month after a judge
set aside a ~.3 million award
handed him by an Orange County
Superior Court jury. dis abled
Newport Beach attorney Julius
Hinshaw Warraiit ___ ·-·
S. Austero got a $403,200 cem-
pensation prize today from a
second jury In a second lawsuit.
The panel dellberated three
days in Auatero's action tlgainst
the National Casualty Company
of Detroit and then ruled that
Austero, 57 , of 1100 RutlaDd
Road, was entitled to $ubstaot1a1
damages.
The jury told Judg& Kennet.1' E.
Lae that the damages w~re as-
-~~uA..Jll..AlJllQ..Jor )he poliq. payments dented by the c6n1-
~,. ., Jssued
P\nY. $33,600 for ertu~tional. dis-
tress caused Austero ahd $336,000
in pUJlitive damages.
Attorney· Herb Hafif-a uc-cessCllllY argue<! to tho jury that
the company wrongl~ denied
A bencll warrant was issued benefits to bis cliellt after he •as
fol" tbe arrest of former con-stricken with a diseas~ known u
• -dre... Hinshaw preseniledementia. gressmaQ "'-'' "' It was arcn•ed in the co-p .... ':'s Thursday when the former •--.... ~ Orange County assessor failed to defense tbat Austero practiced u
AinonglO
On 'Most
Wanted'
FBI agent~walked into a
Newport Beach maintenance sup-
ply business Thursday afternoon
and arrested one Qf the agency's
10 m~t 't'anlA!<i fuii1ive~ _ .~... .
A1ents arreste<I l='Tancis JOhn
Marlin. a 30-year-old convict
serving a Ii.le senLen.ce in a
Delaware prison who escaped
last Aueust.21 and allegedly went
on a kidnap-rape apree that left a
young woman dead.
Martin offered no reaistance wb~-_, Bit~ ~ ... ,-.&eti!s ~!tt>rtli after ch Jl0\11 aw.
Uonw essioo•t Syat.ea\S,
'300 Cllllpwt ~ • •
C'omr>any pr sicJent l'tfc
Bagha said IOrtln, who U.sed the
name Ricbard Maw~, worked as
a palnler {or the i.os ~eles
firm 'a Newport .Beach faciUUes.
Agents said 1'anin lived in
Tuatin. • !llow up in Superior Court for an attorney in a number or cases
"-· \)ail hearing. after the date that he claimed his
Judge Frank Domenlcbim disability began.
."My brotberr Victor, picked 'ff ' bim up.bitcbhildn1 and gave him onest
signed the warrant and then or-Austero's son. attorney Wayne
-cfered service held until March u Aus tero, d~scribed his father
to give Hinshaw, 54, an op-during tbe trial as having been
portunity to appear in bis incapable of aDY professional or
courtroom. family activity for the last five
-Hinshaw bas been free on his years~ is now ser~ou~y ill.
'Promise to appear since his con· Pr~le dementaa is defined
viction twd weeks ago on charges as a dlSeSlSe that. causes the br~n
of misaJ!P.rwr.!~CJ! of fJl~...!!!d to shri.nk '° u IIttJe as one third
petty-tbeft-wh1Je seFvi~ as a.s:-mm Ml'IH~~l~ ...
sessor. He was senle1lced to one unknown and.it ~s reca.rded ~in--
year in the county lall and placed clft'abJe.
oo.flveyears probation. A'1.lstero was awarded -$5.3
Defense attorney M arsball million in damages a year aao
Morcan told Judae Domenlcblni for the failure oft.be Wub.INrtA>h
h• could offer no reason for National lnauran~ Company to
lUnsbaw f aillnl Jo a~ar in boqqr ~er .~blUt.Y .PQUey
COllrt.. He told the Judie that deaiened to piy · him $250 a
Hbsaltaw •ho it llvtne with bis month.
brother. John, in Garden Grove. Superior Court J~ge RObert
may have made an "error in A. Banyard later reJected that
calenda.rhla-• · aw ant as unrulistic .JUlcl cut the
Court officials m ade several damae• to t:l53.111.42.. That rul·
calls to the Garden Grove bome in& is bein& appealed by Ha.fat.
but were unabl-e to contact -
Hinshaw or any membttl of bis
4mil.y.
A member ol the marshal's of-~ a,dvised the court today. ~ever, that Hinshaw bu now
l*m camacted and wtll be in
eoert March 11 to. e~plah\~ bis abaence.
It ta understood that be advised tH deputy marshal that he had
entered the WfOQI date in his
eqa1ement book.
(See lllNSllA w ••••• A2)
'Lost' Heiress
F~~~ka~~
VJSiting Friend
a job painting when he said he
needed work,, .. 8aJtta said in Los
Angelest.oday. . WASHINGTON <AP> -A
· Mirtuf'was,~n •l)e~ a Justice Departmenl task force
federal magistrate lb Sen~a Ana found no evidence that the FBI
(or arnignment ob a federal was implicated in the murder of
warrant. His bail was set at Dr. Marti.tl Luther King Jr.-and
$100,000 and he Js being held at concluded that the F~I invesllga-
Orange Caa1'1ty :1Iu1 ~ending a tion o! the assassmallon was
I......... . ·ff·-·~~ Feb. 25hearing, asents said. • ........ " .. •AcLGoaest..--....... _.. r ·--••• ·-F.BI spokesman Qi~As, Woolf The task Corce relem;ed a 149·
• ' • said Martin w~ soueht fOr UD· pagl! report df itS'findings today
In defiance of-poet;· Ogden Nah~-of""tire'-Phoien»t;-·· • TQ~turmgrrtbT'&Wllt-proft't'Uthttl a!ter rev,i.ewing more than
Artz., Zoo's resiaent pelicans proclaims silently that his after escaeing with three other 200.~ FBI documents and in·
beak can "hold enough for a week," but not nearly as pris~ersfromtheDelawareCor-terv1ewingabout40witnesses.
much 85 his belly can rectionaI Center ln Smyrna, Former AUy. Gen. Edward H. · Del., last Aug. 21. Levi la~hed the probe to clear
"He and the others over-· tt1' ctttesmms llbout -ttre· ;PBl
Ia11nclied on Coast :# • • •
·a, LAUIUE KA'SPEK -
Of tM Dell~ .. llet Stiff
Conforming lo th e
MetroPQlitan Waler Dlattict'a re-
qu~ted vQluntaJ:Y 10 percent (ut-
back-in wet.er usage apparently
won't be too difficult along the
"lraneo Coast. ··
MOit area water district of-
tlei al• r~rted today that
they've ~ady launched water
conaerutfon programs and
aeveraJ i99ld UW:y are aonsi4enne
I artber l'Dhl\Jrff.
Wllltalb .kttrat; gelleut
tna.nger_ ot. t.M lnme llantb
powered guards with.knives and a harassment or ~e ciyll !JBhts
gul)," WOQ,lf elJQ1-ai~ed.. ..... . lt;ader and the inveet1gat1on of
He said the four men were baadeat.b. .
(SeeWANTED PafeA.2) Tbe task force s aid the
' evidence vtrtually rules out 1:he '
Water Crisis .
Sabjectof
1YProgram
possibility of a cons piracy to kill
King, who was .shot op a mQtej
balcony in Memphis on April 4.
1968 .
The evidence indicates tttat
James f;arl Ray, who was ar-
rested and pleaded guilty to the
crime, acted alone, the task force
said.
"Tlle supi.ef an of.t.he.e.\lldence
Water shortafles facin1 Orange of Ray's auilt points to him so ex-
County reside&ts this auquJler elusively that lt most effectlv.ty Will be dlscuased by officiala makes the point that no one elae
from two water distribution wairinvolved, ''the report said.
agencies tQnltbt on KOCE·TV. "Of course, someone coaid
Channel 50. . conceivably have provided him
The officials trom the Orange with loeistJes or even paid him to
1CouDty Wa~r District and the coqiiQit tM crime.. Howevet, we M~nlclp,1J Wa\er Di.tr•ct of have found no compt.tent
Or..-ge Count.)' ~arn that tile ev1dence upon wbich to base auch , '
c;ouatcy's:ll"ound water 1evell are a theory." -
near an all•thne }9W experieac:ed · The tuk force satd the FBI
tp 1934, : • _ cond1clenUously checked out
Joinln1 h06t Jlm Cooper will be lea • suecau-.g a conspiracr
Nell ~ HC.retary-manaitt Qf bui •'the l'a&lli. ~re nea,ative.'
the QCWJ> and 0.Mll !illcL.tn. Howettr. the PBI failed to ce eral ~eoot Ute JilWDOC. ch~k soi1}e leads which miiht
Tbe Pl:OP-MD "Ul air at 'J:ao bate traled some 1tUl lioeerlna
p, m, i'rida.Y a.ilCI will be r .. t.ed • .,... ~}'steri'! _!!>Out t~-; ca!e, Jhe re-~d>.~,'atS p,m. .. . ~t1ilfd.
,..,.._,...._,,.,Call a. er W
I 9)' Tiie AAorla*-' hae
I Rbial food aQd housh>I eosta' ut montb 1ave so,tbern ~allf s>rniam their bi1best man-
,...1y lQQ'eaM 1D ~umer ce&&s ~Ince Jlay. I.be U.S. L ltor
Departmeot said to'1ay. .
Th• qency'a Bureau of Labor
StaUatie1 aald consumer prices
in Loa Anfeles and 0.-.nte Coun·
tin rose by 1.2 percent in
January,, droppln1 the dollar to
51.3 pereeot oC it.a 1187 purcllas-
iDJ power.
The Consumer Price Index was s.• percent above January ms,
t.be Labor Department said.
While prices rose in all areas of
consumer spendlnl except ap-
parel and upkeep, the depart-
ment said. higher food and boos·
ing costs alone accounted for 90
percent of t.he total increase in
the Southland.
Housing costs had the highest
increase at 2.1 percent, which put
it e.1 percent ahead of a year ago,
the depJrtment said. .
The cost.a of owning a home ln
Southern California jumped
three percent due to "con-
siderably" higher ~roperty taxes
and increased maintenance and
repair services, while rents in·
creased 1.6 percent, the depart·
mentsaid.
Food prices rose by 1.3 percent
in January and were 2 percent
above January 1976 for the
Southland, the agency said.
Grocery items increased by 1.7
percent for the month but re-
mained only two-tenlJK or a per-
cent above Jut year, the Labor
Department said.
The COAt of dining out rose by
only fou.r·lenths or a percent for
the month but was 7.1 percent
high«U" than a year ago in
Soutfaetn Calllom.ia.
Jn otberute1ories: health and
rec,..tion was up one-half of a
percent tor the month and 8.1
percent for Ute year; medical
cOlt.s roee 1ix·tenths of a percent
to 1.3 percent hi1her than last
year; and transportation was up
one.tenth of a percent to 21.8 per.
cent fort.he year.
F,....PageAJ
IHNSHAW. • •
Hlnahaw has filed an appeal
•l•inst the recent cObvictioo. An
appeal on an earlier bribery eon·
viction. also stemming fro1n
criminal acts committed while
be served as auessor. is being
studied in the Fourth District
Court of Appeals.
Both convictions followed his
indictment on charges related to··
the use of county manpower and
materials during Hinshaw's suc-
cessfuJ Congressional campaign
in 1972.
·Carter Lauds
F1rst Month
WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi·
dent Carter today pronounced bis
fint month in office a good one.
Cart.er told an oreanlaatlon
meetln1 ol the finance p&IRJ of
the Democratic National Com-
mJttee be has had "a 1ood almost
month" in office. The President
took office Jan. 20.
''I've learned a lot," be aald.
••t've not yet been discouraged
by anJtlunl .•. I have bttome
confident about lbe future ol our
counlTy."
Video Equipment
Taken in Newport
Newport Beach pollce ar• tn-
vest11aUni a Thursday burJ(lary
U.at Dltted about '800 w011.h of
televlllon ad ttereo..equlpment.
Tbe nJpOrt WU m..d by Lauren
Ann Kalmbach. ft• bur1lars ap-
'parenllY entered her home after
'twtatlq ott a dooruob, police
:aald.
" DA ILY PILOT
J:t_litrid, ~d" MWf.Y .........
Md
• l'Utewater l'edamlltlon pro-aram. Start.Inc last year. the di6-
lrict bu required all new bome,
commercial and industrial de-
vel9pments to lnstall water-
aavinc devices. In January, the
dialrict ~an a procram to put
thete devises in existing bulld·
ioga. Atao, KyDUa said, the district
last year enacted a rate scbeduJe
which penalizes consumers who
don't ~e .,ater.
William Kni~. manaier of the
Santa Margarita Water District
serving Miss.ion Viejo, said he ex-
pects bis district can cut water
u.ue by "at least 20 and maybe
30 percent" by the end of the year
through its new reclamation pro-
ject.
He said his district also bas
been sending conservation
literature to consumers and hq
water conservation kits for sale
an its office.
He said his district dfrectors
may also consider a new rate
structure in the near future.
Huntington Beach Mayor Har-
riet Wieder said t.he City Council
may consider offering incentives
to a program of voluntary cut·
backs when they meet Tuesday.
Sbe .said she also would like to
conduct conservation contests
for school children.
Sb.e said tbe city may also con-
sider aiJowing residents to water
their lawns on certain days of the week.
Both the Metropolitan Water
District and the Municipal Water
District of Orange County also
are drafting model ordinances
which will make it against the
law to waste water. An MWD
spokesman said this bas been
done before.
But water officials agreed that
it is the voluntary cooperation of
residents which will have the
most effect in any conservation
program.
They say it should be easy for
each household to cutback the re·
quired 10 percent.
They continue to suggest cut·
ting the length or time in showers
and watering lawns and adding
water-saving devices to toilets
and shower heads.
But water can even be saved
while brushing teeth, said Knitz.
He explained that the flow rate
from a faucet is 5 to 12 gallons
per minute. lf a person fills a
glass with'water, ratbe.r-than.l.el-
tlnc the water run while brushing
teeth, he said, as much as s
gallons could be saved in a short
time.
Joei Swarz. a spokesman for
the MWD. said, "There isn't as
much water as everybody thinks
there is." H& said the MWD will
receive about 54 billion gallons
less than they wanted.
"The only way we see it possi·
ble to make up this deficiency is
to ask people to cut back on their
use and cut back on the amount
for ground water replenish ·
ment, ·•he said.
But this has the Orange County
Water District worried. Their 2
million acre-feet capacity
around water basin is now down
to a million acre-feet. It is ex·
pected to go down another 75,000
acre-feet by October.
..
Four of a Kiad
APWore_..I•
Calvin Willis and two saurses from Geor~e
Washington University Medical Center in
Washington bold up quadruplets, three
girls and one boy, that were born to
Willis' wife Thursday. The babies. de· livered by caesarean section, and the
mother are all in good condition.
No Motive Found
In Mesa Shooting
FrOlll Page AJ
MARINER. • •
missioners opt for plan A. The
present car load is about 50,000 per day.
CoblUctlnc reports from wit·
nesses atill pt.cue Costa Mesa
detecti.ves aeeking a suspect -
and a motive -in the sbootinJ ol
a Park Mesa Villas resident late
Wednesday night.
Ronald F.dwin Melxsell, 38, ol
S50 PauJarlno Ave. is reported iq
serious condition at Costa Mesa
Memorial Hospital with officials
there saying bis condition has not
changed since Thursday morn-
ing.
The Costa Mesa man was shot
several times ifl the back and the
arms by a man wielding a larg_e
caliber automatic pistol as Meix-
sell walked from his carport to
his apartme.nt at about 10:30
p.m .
Costa Mesa homicide detective
Lt. George Lorton said today
M eixsell talked to omcers for a
sbort while Thursday nlpt, "but
he just doesn't know who shot
him.
''We'll talk to him some more
when he gets better," Lorton
said, "but he told us he couJd
come ·up with no reason why
anyone wouJd shoot him.'•
Lorton said he talked to Meix·
sell's ex-wife for several hours
Thursday, "and we just haven't
been able to come up with a
motive."
Investigators today are rein-
terviewing witnesses to the
shooting and trying to determine
Melltsefl's acUvities prior to bis
arrival at the well-lit apartment
complex Wednesday ni~ht.
"We think he was visiting his
sister in Compton before he ar-
rived home," Lorton said, adding
detectives wlll invesUgate his ac-
tivities fer several days prior to
the shooting.
Cobfliettng report.a from apart-
ment dwellers have offlcen sort·
inl fact from ncuoo today, and
Lorton says he booes the victim
can belpwben heis teellna better.
De\ectivet arrlvlni at the
scene Wednesday nl1ht heard
witneaes say they saw t.he sus-
pect asjproach Meixsell in the
carport and heard him plead
with the man not to shoot him.
Meixsell told Lorton from his
hospital bed lbat he thoueht he
saw someone walking along the
sldewallt bordering the apart-
ment COP'lplex. but that the man
didnotWktohim.
"We've also got people telling
us be was shot at close range, but
we have found the first shot was
fired some distance away, say
about two car lengths," Lorton
aaid.
MelueU, who worked for •.he
Bechtel Power Corporation as a
crane operator until last Sep-
tember, moved to Costa Mesa
fr.om his Dana Point home a few
month&aao.
If commissioners support busi·
ness' requests for a higher densi-
ty zoning, PCH would serve
70,000 cars by 199S.
The same density level under
the one-way couplet system
would mean the 70,000 cars would
be split about evenly between the
Coast Highway and a looped
Avon Street each day.
Newport Heights resi<tents are
concerned because the lengthy
reports drawn up by the planning
staff do not take an in-depth look
at the traffic effects in their ad.la·
cent community.
Spokesmen for the community
said they want a plan that would
decrease n()n·resident traffic
flow on Riverside Avenue, which
connects Coast Highway and
Avon.Street.
Funds Loss Seen
CHICAGO CAP) -Chicago's
schools face the loss of about two-
thirds of their federal aid unless
officials successfully appeal an
administrative law judge's find·
inJ that the system racially dis-
criminates against teachers and
students.
Planning Action
Durin& Thursday ni1ht's meeting Newport Beach plan-
nln1 comrnlaalOhers ac~ on the followit)g items:
MARINER'S MILE: Continued discussion on specific
area plan until March a meeting. Commissioners must de·
cide whether to simply widen Paclflc Coast Highway or ac·
cept an alternative plan calling ror one-way couplets (east-
bound on PCH. westbound loop on Avon Street>.
Meet Set
Newport Beaclt city coun-
cilmen have scheduled a second
meeUng with the city's traffic:
engineer to find out wbJ speed
llmU• are beiq ralffd on ~al citystreita.
Trame Eqinee:r BW DamelJ
appeared before the council two
weeks a10 to explain the use of
radar In speed enforcement and
the subsequent need to update
traffic surveys to f!Dd out bow fut
people are drivin& in Newport
Beach. Tboe.e surve,ys, which the law
says must be kept current, are be-
in1 conch1ci.d tbrouPiout the ci-
ty. And because ol them, Darnell
has recommended that 1peed
limits be railed to match the
speed people drive on at least
threestreeta, with more recom-
mendatiooa to come.
Councilmen have declined to
approve the changes SO\lght on
Westcliff Drive and San Joequin
Hills Road, defening the declsicn
until the could meet with Darnell
once more to saUaly themselvet
that raisin& the speed limit to
match the speed people tllegedly
travel won't result In cars simply
exceeding the new limit.
The decision withheld by the
council was on a proposal to post
speed limits of 35 mpb on
West cliff Inside Dover Shores and
SO on San Joaquin Hills Road
between Spyglass Hlll Road and
Marguerite A venue.
Another proposal to raise the
speed limit on Newport Hills
Drive has drawn the opposition of
homeowners. even though il
hasn't been presented to the city
council formaiJy.
And residents of Marguerite
A venue south of Fifth Avenue and
north of Ea.st Coast Highway are
circulating a petition against a
proposai to raise the speed limit
there from the posted 2~ mph to 30
mph.
Damell'!i meeting with coun-
cilmen has been set for Feb. 28.
Front PIJfle AJ
WANTED •••
sought by police in three states for
investigatien of a crime spree
that includes two sexual assaults,
a murder, an attempted murder
and armed robbery in the daYJ
after the priJon break.
Two of the fuJitives were ar-
rested by police 1n Virginia and a
third by Maryland authorities
shortly after the breakout but
Martin mad<. It to the West Coast,
agent Woolf said.
Victor Bagha, who works for bis
brother at Nationwide, said in an
interview today that he picked up
Martin about four months ago on
the San Diego Freeway.
"He was on his way to Orange
County and he looked hungry, so I
took him to a restaurant and fed ~!'[1ba hamburger," Victor Bagha
• • e asked me if I could get him
work d I told him he could have
a painting job."
Crime Prevention GENEIL\L PLAN AMENDMENTS: Tentatively ap-
proved four of six amendments pendini a decision on final
designation of Pacific Coast Highway in the Mariner's Mile
Area.
''Then I told him I would need to
see his driver's license and social
security card and he saJd he'd
have to send back home for them."
Program 'Success'
March is Crime Prevention
Month and Newport Beach police
are ur&in1 residenll to take ad·
vantage <A the many programs
they offer aimed at preventine
crime. especially bu•1lary.
Police Chief B. James Glavas
says those programs are provinl
succeaaful in reducing the num-
bers ol break·ina in the beach
br10ging people to a point of
awareness."
F~rther information about the
department's crime prevention
programs is availablo ~
Officer Stan Bressler at 844-3662.
Italian Group
Picks Officers
The fiedsltng Oran1e Cout
chapter of Unlco National, the
Italian-American service or-
1an1Jation. wut hold it.a first In·
staUatlon ball Satutday ln Colt.a
Meaa.
Flnt-Ume otncen to be fJt.
stalled include Carl Vella Jr ..
prealdent; Art Sorce, vi~ et"!Sl·
dent; ftc)n Danleri, HeNtary,
Ro1er Levy, tnaaurer; Robert
Campqna, 1mera1 conael and '
Daye Loreo&lni. serieant at.
a!'IDI. •
Nf!W dlredorl tndude DOmlnic
Raciti, Tbomu Bland!, OlnO
Boero, Anthony DIGlovannl,
Richard Vella, Wtlliam Reflce.
Joseph Mamo and Pat Romano.
ANI~ CLINIC: Approved reQuest to build a small
anlmah:ltnlc In Newport Hills Center.
YACll'I' CLUB: Approved request fot yacht club facili·
ty at comer of Newport Boulevard and 28tb Street in the
Cann en' VW11e AN a.
THE REAL ENERGY
After months o( delays and ex~
c uses, th~ Bagha brothers
became suspicious, and Nlclc
Bagha said he finally called
federal agents.
"I guess I just didn't like the
look of that guy,'' he said. ··Looks
like he was apretty~ad fellow.••
CRISIS.
AU. OF THE MEDIA KEEPS POUNDING INFORMATION REGARDING ENERGY~ Tt-E U.CK THERea:.
IT IS APPARENT TO ANY(.)\IE WHO LOOKS, THAT THE REAL CRISIS IS
AN INOMOUAl. ~ WE HAVE BECOME SO LAZY THAT WE ADt-ERE TO THE
OLD AAMY N),._\:£. -.. DON'T ST N\fD UP WHEN YOU CAN SIT, DON'T SIT
WHEN YOO CAN UE DOWN," ETC.
LNFORTUNA TRY. TI-ESE IDEAS HA VE CARRIED OVER INTO BUSINESS.
ANO fT IS N:REASING. Y M(1(S OlffiCULT TO ANO A CR.AFTSMAN WHO
TAKES PRIDE IN HS WORK. AT AL.OEN'$ WE DO HAVE Tl-ESE CRAFTSMEN,
AND M CAAPET$ AU STRETO£> PR()IERLY, ANO Tt-E SEAMS A•I ~ AND RE-INFORCEO WrTH LA TfX. IF Tt-E J08 TAKES LONGER TO •
DO IT RIGfT. Tl-EN WE TAKE L~!
rx:t.rr BUY V ALUABl.E CARPETING AND HA VE IT RUINED BY A SHOODY
rNSTAUA~ -CALL ALD£:N'S N'1J AGHT THE ENERGY CRISIS.
By WILl..IAM SCHJlEIBEB
I Of .. Oel, ....... , .. ff ;_;I,tse now of water into 1.2
uuuon Calloo l.ake Mission Viejo was cut by eo percent today but it
may be a little harder than ex·
~t~ to e.limin•te all Northern California water pourmg into the
buin.
. Mission Viejo Company Pres1·
dent Philip J . ReiUY announced
'tbursdJ,Y mominf that, as of
that moment. al north state
* * *
toast's
Can ViejO LJ:ike Supply 'llnblend-1~·-··
water feedin& the lake bad been
cut and that only Colorado River
aqueduct supplies were bei,ni
used.
Not so, reported'" the Santa
Margarita Water District, wbicb
is supplying the water for the
lake.
By lncreuine the now of pure
Colorado River •ater and reduc-
illC U. tAJtal now into the lake
from se million to 25.8 mUllon
1allom per day, the lake's con·
sumpti~ of northern water has
been reduced trom about so per-
cent to about 20 percenL
But, accordine to SJnta
Margarita Manager WHliam
Knitz, ii would be imposs1ble to
shut off all northern water
_w i t h o u t m a k i n g 1 o m e
mechanical and technical
chances to the water system.
Company spokesman Harve1
Steam explained that the water
district's supplies come from two
primary sources:
-A pipeline ·or "blel'lded"
northern and Colorado River
water ·from the Diemer Filtra-
tion Plant in Yorba Linda.
-A pipehne of pure Colorado
.Justke Report
..
River water direct fl'om the
aqueduct vla the Santia8o
Aquedu.;t in the Santa Ana Moun·
lain focthWs and the El Toro
water Dlstdct.. which tutus and
chlorinates it. Steam said that at one point in
the Sant.a Mar1arlta system, just
before reachin1 the toke, the two
nows are "comingled" ln one
pipe.
According to Steam and Knltz.
(See LAKE, Page A!)
Water . .
Cut Back
FBI Cleared
In King Death
By LAURIE KASPER <>1u.0.11, .. u.1 s~11
C o n r o r m i n g ·t o t h e
Metropolitan Wat~r District's re-
quested voluntary 10 percent cut·
back in water usage apparently
won't be too difficult along the
Orange Coast.
Most area waler district of-
ficials reported today t.hal
they've already launched water
conservation programs and
several said they are considenng
· further measures.
. William Hurst, general
manager of the Irvine Ranch
: Water District. said Irvine has
: been •·way out in front of water
conservation for a long lime."
He said the district is already . •
WASHINGTON CAP l -A
Justice Department task force
found no evidence that the FBI
was implicated in the murder 9f Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and
concluded that the FBI investi&a·
tion of the assassination was
thorough and honest.
The task force released a 149-
page report or its findings today
after reviewing more than
200,000 FBI documents and in-
terviewing about 4-0 witnesses.
Former Atty. Gen. Edward H.
Levi launched the probe to clear
up. questions abQ.ut the. FBI
harassment of the civil rights
leader and the investigation of
his death
·The task force said the
0.11, ,.11 .. ,,.,, ,..,.,. evidence virtually rules out the
The task force "has concluded
that the investigation by the FBI
to.._ ascertain and capture the
m l.arderer of Or. King was
thoroughly, honestly and suc·
cesafully conducted,'' the report
said. "We found no new evidence
which·calls for action by state or
federal authorlUes."
saving 10 percent of1'1te top Qf its
us are -through-tts+\flct.airn«t ··-··ff'riendL,. Crosst°""' ··fti1'als water program. The d1stnct has ""5 .
possibility of a conspiracy to kill
King, who was $hot on a motel · -
been sending ou• conservation . . · ·. · · l th · balcony in Memphis on April 4, ··-·-""·'
literature in the mail for the last John Whitt, left, president of Mlss1on Vie-r-tve s, ey meet and (:ompas:e atrategy
five years and sponsored a pro-jo High School's Chess Club, and Steve e~ch week. Recently. El Toro's team
1* ..... '.. .. 1•t ,• •' The evidence indicates Chat
._.-am in the schools for four Hughes, president of El Toro Hi'gh placed third and Mission's players took
years. School's Chess Club, compare chess fourth plece in the statew1de Western
James Earl Ray,.. who wu at·
rested and pleaded guilty to th~
crime, acted alone, U)e task forte He said the district is currently strategy. Although the two clubs are . Scholastic Chess Championships.
preparing cards to put on tables ... said.
in the city's restaurants inform·
ing patrons that water won't be 5 Ali H }d put on the table unless it Is re-~ ens e
.Q.!!_ested.
~ltbough water consumption in
Irvine is well below the state
average of household use. Hurst
said. district directors will con·
'$ider further conservation
measures when they meet on
Feb.28.
After Speedy
Chase in Fog
.. Carl Kymla, manager of the A 100-mHe-per-hour chase
ltfoultoo-Nisuel Water District.. along fog-bound Interstate 5
'abo said his district is "way netted the U.S. Border Patrol
aheadolgame.'' five illegal aliensioday.
. ~J.M,l,.tbladi•tric&ba&Jaad--~ a. -~·----.... 'a wutewater reclamation pro. ::>an emente t'Ollce Officer
cram. Startin1 laat year, the dis-Jivi 'Gularte .sto.pped t!'~ susp~d
trict ba." required all new home, car ~~t 1~c1dent at A veruda ~ammercial and industrial de-Presidio and its occupants were
velopment.s to install water-turned over to the border patrol.
Future Enrollment
"The sum of all ol the evidence
or Ray's guilt points to him so ex-
clusively that it most ~fecUvely
makes the j>oint that no one else
was involved." the teport said. .
"Of course, someone couJd
0 Budg conceivably have provided him
0 Ut~nace et with logistics or even paid him to . '.r ., commit the crime. However. we
·--.. __ __ ·-·--·. _hay~ {2.!nd no co5psi-t~nt ' . '8v14Jenceupoo~to a sch Architect Willlam Da\ds told ing oU ~the district's populaijon a theory."
Capistrano Unified School Dis-explpsion in sight. Laguna Niguel The task for<:e said the FBI
trict l111Stees this weet tb~y will and Mission Viejo are obviously conscientiously checked out
have to raise about "7.21¢.lJ.ion ·growing very rapidly, he told leads suggestin~ a conspiracy
in the next four years to keep trustees. but even San Clemente but "the res'Mt.s were negative."
'8ee ~Ulb-p•ejet'Md enrollment. is growing steadily, if more
The Capistrano distr~t cur-slow!)',. .. . _..._ rentl~ bas about 15,000 s~udents 'Thomsley said it is disadvan-.....,_ .....-::--, ,_ --
in kindergarten tnt1>11)1'1-nllrof"-· .. ~8U)· from an eddt!•l!Unat Keerre ·fJmlrss ·•
high school. By next September standpoint to allow enrollment of
that nomber ls expected to jump an elementary SChOOI lo go over cn•i: PQ Over to 16,2:1>. · 800 students. A junior high should ~
John Murray, 1rowth trend have no more than 1,000 students,
NAssEO IN NEWPORT
Fugitive Mertln
'Most...-Wanted'
In New-port
By STEVE MITCHELL cw •o.itr fll1etStMt
savinl devices. In January. lhe
dulrict be1an a program to put
tbeH· devbee -ht· -~thte bui~
S upervising agent John
Wesson soid..lwo DJJ.be~cUPN»4 were aged 12 and 14. · C\)nsoltm\t to the district, pro-a high school 2,000 or 2,500 at the
_,_ 'I • .. , .... inc•.. . Ala~ Kymla a&ld, the district
last year enacted a rate schedule
• whlcb pcna1bes consumers who 40n 't conserve water
• WUllam KnlU.. maoa1er ol the ~ M~a Water DisJricl
Nriflil'MWion V1e10, said he ex·
peeta bis dlstrlct cm cut water
ut ., ... t 20 and maybe
• • pereent" by the end or the year
tbrou&h its new reclamation pro-
ject.
· He said bis district also has
t)een aendi.n.& con.servatio.a
literature to consumers and has
ater conservation kits· for sale
lDlt1oftlce.
• lie aatd bJs dlstrkt direttors
may abo consider a new rate
structure in lbe near future.
Coast
Border Patrol ~ents gave
chase when the auto ran the San
Onofre Check Station shortly
after 2 a.m.
;ew tatal school enroumeot to most,hesaid. '_City' Issue __ ·--re•th l8,03S by Septemberh..1978, _ .Trµma.n _B~nedi_c!,. de~utr _ _
19,79$ a year later, 21,463 the superintendent. told trus(ees the
followint year and 23,290 by Sep-district cannot afford a single
tember. t•l. year's funding lag. The district
Pvsuing agenta estimated the
speed or the chase at in excess of
100 mila per hour alone the
foeey freeway.
Superintendent ..J et'-0me wUl experienoe an enormous im·
Tbomsley. aald !here ls no level-<See FUNDS, Pase AZ)
Wesson admitted the condi·
Uol)a were not acceptable for
such hi&b apeed. He said that was
why the San ~lentettt~ tollce
Department was notified by
radio and asked to intercept the
fleeing car.
A high speed puTS\Ut by ~e
Border Patrol in late January in-
jur.efl tlmle Ora!lr. Cout y~ when ·a patrol ito1t tatnmect,' · ·
b'adon Into the youths cai: along
tht Orteca Highway.
Not.on -A:geitda
Fired Employe Seeb Funtb
DES MOINES, Iowa (A~ -Mary Lu Pat'toll
says the plastic s'urgeon whose office she managed
fited her because she refused to bold a board for his
k~rate practiqe. · ·,: .• •Mri. Patton, in see~. lU'lemployment benefits,
also satd she objected to lbining Dr. James Stallings' shoes and doing his groc~ and; liquor shopping.
Mrs. Patton said she stopped holding the practice
board after 1be developed \endonitis.
She was fired Dec. 18 from her job an4 applied for
unemployment benefits. Stallinp challenged the
. · claim and the Iowa Job Service is 1tudyine the case.
Mission Viejo Municipal Ad·
visory Council member Ted
Keene unfeashed a verbal blast
Thursday at critics of bis call for
a study or possible cityhood ror •
his communit)i.
·•1 am still. ~ 'lllw~ys will be,
in favor of Incorporation for Mis·
s1on Viejo and for many justifla·
ble reasons." Keene said.
"Howevv, in the past week M"
two, I have come to see that this
town is far too immature to as-
aume the responllibUltiea and the
benerita of auch an incarpora·
lion," Keene a aid, citing
"personal attacka" on him
rather than the issue involved.
The council member asked
that the incorporation study re-
quest be withdrawn trom the
aaenda of a special meeting
called for ~Hday. during which
aupervilorlal rediatrictin8 will
also bepondend.
FBI aeents walked into a
Newport Beach maintenance sup-
ply b\Ullness ThW'Sday afternoon
and arre$ted one of the agency's
10 most wanted fugitives.
Agents arreated Francis John
Marfin, a 30-year-6Td convict
servine a ttfe ·s~n~rtte 'lo a
Delaware prison who escaped
last Aucust 21 and alleeedly went
oq a kldnap-rlll>e spree that left a
younewomandead.
Martin offered no resitt.ance
when arruted by agent.a shortly
a(ter \he l~nch t\our. at N.a·
tionwlde Professton•l Systems,
4300 Campus Drive.
Compa.D1 president Nick <See W"ANTED, Pa1e A.2)
. Stalli.Dp could nOt be reaehed for comment. but
bis attorne~ said, "The doctx>r will categori~lly deny
any cliaim from Mrs. l>altoii that she was terminated
~ for.~ but just ca "
Keene's prepared statement
was appareoUy triggered b)' the
recent remarks ot two fOnner
MAO memberi a.ad an Wili!4Ml-
ttrle.<'l community. i'estdfnt who
atoOd ap at Ulla week'• council
meetltlg to au Kee • what hll .m.._..L_
(Sii DENE, ..... ,U) I
. . . -
o.it,,....IUl'I ......
ASSAILS CRITICS
MAC Councilmen ~••ne
Fra.PageAJ
KEENE •..
personal political aspirations
were.
The two ex·councilmen. Cal
Neve and Richard Lowcock.
have also stated their opposition
to any incorporation move and
Lowcock has indicated be would
seek re·election to the M~C if
;uch an effort got under way.
"Most residents don't want
Mission Viejo to become a city,"
Lowcock said. "Most of the coun·
cil members should see the wnt·
mg on the wan ...
When he resigned his seat last
fall, Lowcock said incorporation
was the one issue he would never
sup)l:Ort as a council member or
resident of the community.
Neve's comments were a little
>harper.
"Once again we see· another
~ninformed source espousing the
dea ot incorporation in Mission
Viejo," he said.
"It is beyond me why, in the
.ime when all informed sources.
already backed by studies, say it
s costly and foolish to place addi·
:ional layers of government on
. he people, some refuse lo
isten."
Keene lashed back at his
:-ritics.
"Whether or not I have any
>o litical aspirations has
lbsolutely nothing to do with the
ssue at hand," he said. "Frank·
y. what I intend to do with my
ife is strictly my own business."
The councllman said he "simp-
Y asked for a feasibility study on
~.ncorporation from the council,
· Nhich could be handled on an 'ln
: 'louse' basis throu1b our commit·
.eea."
: Keene said Incorporation is not
·just a matter of cost.
: •<What happened to your taxes
• his year wlibout being in·
;~orporated?" be asked. "And
; .vhat is happening to all the
• Jollars from your increased tax·
•s? To pay the salaries of five
=·ounty supervisors and th9'r
: nany aidea? Yes." •
' He contended that the m·
·orporated communities get
'first shot" at the rei.t of the
: noney and "we 1et whatever is
: eft over."
According lo Keene. county
: ~overnment is slow to respond to
•rltlcal situations in the unin·
. •orPorated areas -such as traf·
·ic signals at dan1erou1 intersec·
ions.
"l don't want lo have to wit·
less a parent '1 frief wben the
·1rst child ii lr.llled or maimed al
• crossin1 because we had
1bsolutely no control over the de·
:lsion," ~said .
Keene said the community "in
lme" will come to the reallia·
ion that under the present
1y1tem "you have no control
>YeT the deetslons made for your
·h\ldren, tbelr safety, their
1chools, your neJCbborhoocls oc
four taxes.
"In proposlnc a feasibility
'tudy, I was dolnt it for lbe bet.-
erment Of the community -not
'or the betterment of Ted
<.eene," ~ added. "Unut Mia·
1ion Viejo grows ln strenstb ud
1tature, I have requested that the
·eulbWty study oo lncorporaUon
: >e removed from tbe acenda ol
:.he Tuesday nieht study
: 1e1aion.''
DAILY PILOT
.
EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BAS£ <AP> -A jumbo Jet wtUu
PiHybaclc Space SbuWe as it.a
p•11eqer landed today on 1 de-
teTt run"-Y after an apparently
norsnat tll'lt test flllht. ••Good lboW you g\11S," aaid
around ~en after what ap-
peared to be a nearly perfect
landlnt. SU&hUy more than two hours
after the 2,000-ton combination
lwn bered into the air, the wheels
of the silver Boeing 747 spurted
smoke as it touched the blacktop
run•8Y and taxied towa.td iu
gr"OundfacWty. ··All mltjor objectives ol the
flight were met," apace agency
officials said afterward.
The mated pair reportedly re-
ached an altitude of 16,0QO feet at
speeds 0£ vound 300 miles an
hour.
Tbe 747 pilot Fitzhugh Fulton
Jr. reported a "very, very
perceptible buffeting" but
otherwise the taJc:eoff was smooth
after a roll or some 6,000 feet
along the desert airstrip.
Tb~ 144,1)()()-pound unmanned
shuttle 122 feel long or nearly as
large as a DC9 airliner, was
aimed slightly upward and farm·
ly atiacbed to the top of the
modified jumbo jet by clamps at
lts nose and undE:r its rear
fuselage.
The test program is to ensure
that the shuttle, due to begin
operation in the 1980s, can return
from space and land like an
airplane. It is designed to be
blasted off into orbit vertically
with the aid or disposable
rockets.
The shuttle was unmanned for
today's night. In May, a two-man
crew will be aboard, and in July
the craft will be released from
the 747 and glide. powerless, to a
landing .
It has previsouly been tested
only in high.speed trips down a
runway aboard the 747.
All other takeoffs and landings
at this busy test facility were
halted, but just before the
scheduled takeoff a V-formation
of geese soared directly over the
runway, causing momentary
concern but not delaying the
takeoff.
The shuttle. a re·usable vehicle
that wUI be the workhorse of the
next pbate of U.S. manned flight,
will be able to fly into earth orbit
to carry carJo and scientists on a
variety of rrusions.
As the gleaming white shuttle
was carried over the test center
at the be5(innintt of the flight, at
was joined briefly by the Bl
bomber that 1s being tested here.
TeJevisaon cameras mounted
aboard an accompanying jet
beamed clear color pictures of
the two planes to television
momton on the ground.
The four.man crew of the car·
rier plane was concerned In
today's flight with verifying the
stability of the combined shuttle
and carrier in night patterns that
will be duplicated dunng the first
free test of the shuttle io July.
Frortt PflfJr AJ
FUNDS •••
pact two years from now if bonda
are not pused for new acbooh,
heaaid.
More than 80 portable
ci.urooms are already ln use in
the Capistrano district, Benedict
said.
The school district currently
hH Sl.6 million fully oblifated
for acqulaition of three elemen·
tary tcbool sites with three core
module sebooll, two in MiMion
Vlejo andCIG8 in Wun• Nlpel.
In addlUon to these acboola,
Tbormley 11ld enrolJmeat pro-
jects indic.te the dlit.rict will
need five more standard elemen·
tary IChools, two more junior
hi&hl and a fourth 11Jlior blab by
SepleJ!lbar~l.
Project*1 bondlnl c1pactty for
th• Hme _period would M t&O.a
milllon. if voters pua UM booda.
A boPCt election ~ulret a two-
'thlrd m~ty to pua.
A S30 millioa school construe·
tlon boDd issue wa1 Njected by
C1pl1tra.110 district voten lo
March. 1918. A m~ortty ot tbe
voten favored the iasue, but lt
failed to 1et the neoanzy two-
thlrda support..
Trustees are expected to do-
c'lde at their nm reawar meeto inl ~ wbC.her lo call far a
bol'4 ~ x., tt. TuUdaY• m~ lli aohedUl«t for ,:IO p.m. al ldtOo1 dilt.iict offit-M,
m'7I Calle Perf'.ctO I.a Sill J\al.D
Clplltraao. ~
BaaM Mid -noma-•~-UI~-., .. ,,_
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TuJtln.
Dolll~ ~ .... ''-" "-'• 'GET PEOPLE INVOLVED'
TN.tee Jan Overton
Overton's
Message:
lrwolvement
(Thia. m11C'4r ii one of. o 1enea pro.
filing the uwn candidate• aeeldng
three nm. on thl Coptstrono Unif*l
School Di81rlcl board of tnuteea. Th.
wi11ner in eoch of thl! trwtee.OTea.s
will be 1111! candidate polling thl! mO#
vole• dutnct.wfde in the March.•
election>
B1 ANNE COOPEll
Ol I .. Dallp "''" St.fl Jan Overton says the way to
fight Capistrano Unified School
District's biggut problem -
growth -is to get people of the
district more involved with their
schools.
''There hu been a trend ol
parents relinquishing authority
and responsibility to the
schools," she said. "They need to
take a bigger part.''
In a school district growing 14
percent a year, growth must be
considered the major issue, she
said. Bonds will have to be
passed to build more schools. but
Mrs. Overton predicted the dis·
trict wiU have a successful bond
election only when the communi-
ty comes to the district, asking
for more school facilities
"It's a very simple case of run·
ning out of room to put kids,·· she
said. "The fire marshal inspect·
ed Del Obispo Elementary
School recently and said the
school is not fire safe -there are
just too many bodies.
"My bnJUter, Vlct.or. picked
blm up hltebhltln1 and 1ave hlm
1 job Palntint wben be add be
needed work," Bagha said ln Loa
Anteles today.
Martin was taken before a
federal m.,tatrato in Santa Ana I or arraignment on a federal
warrant. Hls baU was set at
$100,000 and he la being held at
Oran1e County Jail pending a
Feb. 2Shearing, agents said.
FBI spokesman Dick Woolf
Hid Martin WU '°"gbt for \ID'
lawful ft11bt to avoUl prosecution
after escaping with three other
prisoners from the Delaware Cot·
recUonal Center in Smyrna,
Del., lastAuc. 21.
"He and the others over·
Powered guards with ltnlves and a
gun,'' Wool! explained.
He aald the four men were
sought by police ln three sta~ for
investigation of a crime spree
that includes two sexual assaults,
a murder, an attempted murder
and armed robbery in the days
after the prbon break.
Frota Page Al
LAKE •••
one possible way of avoiding can·
sum ption of some north state
water by the lake would be to
physically separate the two nows
wltb a new pipellne in the affect-
ed area -a line about one·fourth
to one·half mile long.
Knib said it may also be possi·
ble to make 10me disconnections
and reconnection.s that would re-
route the two feeder streams
coming into the community.
The water district chief noted
that none of the adjustment.a un·
der consideration, or the actions
already taken to reduce north
state water going lnto the lake,
will affect other district
customers.
Stearn said Reilly's decision is
still significant, even though all
northern California water bas
not been cut off.
He said the lake was being
filled more than twice as fast as
the current rate, using the S0-50
blended water supplied to other
water consumers.
But by piping In the increased
supplies of Colorado River water
and reducing flow. he said, the
amount of northern water bas
been substantially reduced.
Pair's Debate ·
Forum: Coffee?
-ANNBCOOPS& CM .. OMtf.._ ......
INCtlPBHT wtUJ.ul 1BOllPSON. nuanlDI unop-.
poaed ln the March 8 C1q>istrano Unllled Scbool' blatri~t
truatee election to represent Missloo Viejo, •a11 be won t
debate candidate William Manahan ln public.
"I'll debate him over a cup of CClftM." Hld TbomP.8!'!·
who tanaled with Manahan this week over a new sc:boeil ---
trictC.::: a readinl specialllt and te•cber wb the
Saddleback Unified Scbool Diatrict. bu been lharply critical of a costly new,..
adln1 support aystem planned for
Capistrano sc00ols. Thompson stroogly
supports the new pro&ram.
At a candidate• forum Monday,
Manahan challented Tbompeon to a de·
bate of the reading program's fault.a and
merlts. Thompson accepted, but says
now he wasn't serious.
"Who would come?" he asked.
••Look at the small turnout we had for COOf'••
the candidata ni&ht." , ..I'm not aurpriaed Mr. TbomP600 doesn t want~ d~
bate me ln um field," said Manahan, who ls r~I 111
trustee area• (Dana Point and coastal Laguna N1guel).
"He'• not tnowledteable ln this field. That'g wby I am run-
nin& forthetchool board.''
***
GLORIA STEINEM take note -there are no more
maintenance "meo" at SaddJeback College.
To be sure there are still men (and a few women)
perfonninc maintenance functions at the Mission Viejo col·
lege, but all references to gender in the job claasification
have been removed. College truatees did that~ week. Amont revis~ons ap-
proved (or the position of "Mamtenance II -Heauna and
Air CoodiUonlng'' was a specification "sexist lan&uage
eliminated in the UUe."
CoUe1e spokesman (person?) Dan Armstrong said such
changes are beln& made from time to time as various job
claulficaUom come up for regular inspection.
Tnmtee Donna Berry voiced aome displeasure this
week at the time consumed to make such revisiom, but wu
told that il wasn't being done in one lump and was required
by new equal employment laws. • ••
EL TORO WGH School's marching band is on tour in
Hawaii, and one of the cheerln5( thron5' is no native. but Loa
Young, president of the Saddleback Valley Unified School
board. When the band asked trustees permission to go to
Hawaii, Mrs. Young thought the trip sounded so good, she'd
go too -at her own expense.
"I go to Hawaii whenever I can," she said. Apparently,
the band's performance wu as good an excuse as any. In
addlUon, the surf's up now, so the Youngs' two sons were re·
ady to make the trip.
The family will enjoy both mustc and surfing when the
band plays for the opening or a Waimea Beach surfing com·
petition. Mn. Young said she plans no official participation.
. •• . • . •,
..
"Unfortunately, not everyone
realfaes it lakes two years after
bonds pass to build a school," she
c;aid. "We're always behmd."
Steam conceded that the flow
reduction could mean the lake
won 'l be filled until early next
year, unless the drought sltua·
tion eases or dJfferent decisions
are made regarding usa1e of
available Colorado River sup·
plies
•TU just be there smiling and letting them know I'm
rooting for them," she said.
..
Mrs. Overton. 35, became In·
volved herself in Capistrano
school district business when she
was named school committee
chairman a couple of years ago
for the United South Orange
County Communities.
.. I started attending school
board meetings and found them
so interesting, I just kept goi.na."
she said.
Mrs. Overton, who has three
children in Capistrano schools.
won election Dec. 1 to fill the
trustee position of Stephen
Smith. who resigned. The Nov. 2
election originally gave the seat
to William Manahan by eight
votes, but a recount put Mrs.
Overton ahead by three voles.
Manahan is challenging Mra.
Overton again in the March 8 dis·
trlct-wide election to represent
Dana Point and the coast region
of Laguna Niguel. Basil Roman
is also running for the post.
Mrs. Overton. a housewife who
has worked in computer pro-
gramming, said she was en·
couraged to run for the school
board because she has time,
energy and interest to contribute.
"Not. everybody can give 3S or
40 hours a week to school district
business u l can," the aaid.
"I'm juat the kind of penon
who wants to know everything
that's going on," ahe said. "I vis·
it the 1cboola when the kids are
there -I even want to ride the
school buaes.
"We wW have a 1uper acbool
diltrict when everybody, from
· the custodi&M to the superinten-
dent and includina f.arenta, is in·
volved in our achoo 1, working u
a team."
Decision
On Trim.ester
Postponed
Saddlebact Valley Unlfted
School DhtrS ct trustees
po1tl)Gned a decision Wtdnetd~
on ttiXC t.tlsneeier Pf'OIJ'aJD u Los lmenriedJato Sdlool
until Manta I.
Trust.eel •aid they would take no adkio Oil the recommtodaUGG
to condoue th• pn>arain aa add.I·
tlonal year Wore they dJiCUIMd
.tbotssue: Jattblb', ttustftS aareect to run
t.be pilot s>rocram f« • ye.r and
declde tb11 = whelh1r lt ahould be u lm4 the ~Ji. tri~ \wo other l.Dtenrildlate ac ordilcantli\Uid.
But Dr. JGllPh Plato"!._·~ tot bf "~~ l&Hl UXll'9 t.lin e 1'lD lMI *-did io do a •1114
•ta!U
Kniti. noted that the large cul·
back in flow also more than com·
plies with the latest requests by
the Metropolitan Water Dlatrlcta
for a voluntary 10 percent reduc·
tion in consumption by its
member agencies.
Company President Reilly
serves on the Sl·member MWD
board but was not in attendance
at the Thursday meeting that re·
suited in that request.
The entire issue of the filling of
Lake Mission Viejo could come to
a head Wednesday in Sacramen·
to when the State Water
Resources Control Board meets
to detemtine if it should order a
comp~ete cutolr or the project's
supplies.
Company officials are banking
on their arguments that the lake
provides a nearby recreation
area, thus preventing air Pollut·
ing auto travel by local residents.
They abo contend that Portable
pumps could convert the lake in·
to an emergency water supply.
Bomb Seen
Killing Try
BUENOS AIRES, Argen·
tina <AP> -A bomb ex-
ploded on an airport
runway today just 20
seconds after Argentine
President Gen. Jorge
Videla took off from an ad·
jacent strip, the govern·
mentsaid.
The president was un·
harmed and the plane un·
damaged in what appeared
lo have been as assassina·
Uon attempt. There were no
reports of casualties.
Vldela's plane landed a
few minutes later at an air
force base near Buenos
Aires apparently for a
check of any possible
damage and then took off
aeain.
KiJs Design
Bookmarks in
Viejo Contest
All children in kindergarten
through ninth grades are invited
to enter the fifth annual
Bookmark Design Contest in the
Mission Viejo Branch Library.
Entry blanks are available at
the library.
Although there ts no limit on
the number of entries a child
may submit, each must be drawn
with black felt-Up pens or black
drawing ink.
The deadline for submitting en·
tries ii Feb. 25. Winners wUl be
announced March 4.
The top winner Crom Mission
Viejo will enter a county-wide
competition. The county's win-
ning bookmarks will be printed·
and available in the library dur·
Ing National Library Week, April · 17. 23. .
..
•
THE REAL ENERGY CRISIS. '.
"l1. OF THE MEDIA KEEPS POUNDING INFOVM TIGI REGAADING
ENERGY N-0 Tt-E LACK THEREOF.
IT IS APPARENT' TO ANYCN: WHO LOOKS. THAT TI-E REAL CRISIS IS
AN INOMOUAL ONE WE HAVE BECOME SO LAZY THAT WE AOl-ERE TO THE
OlO AAMY ADAG. -"OONT STANO uP wt-EN YOU CAN SIT, DON'T SIT
WHEN YOO CAN LIE DOWN," ETC. '
lJ'EQRTUNATEL Y, nESE IDEAS HAVE CARRIED OVER INTO BUSINESS. ..
ANO IT IS INCREASING. Y MORE OtFACUL T TO AND A CRAFTSMAN WHO
TAKES PfUOE IN HS WORK. AT At.OfN'S WE DO HAVE Tt-ESE CRAFTSMEN,
ANO M O.RPETS ARI STRETCHD PROPERLY. ANO nE SEAMS ARI •
HANO.sEWN ANO RE-INFORCED WITH LATEX. IF THE JJ8 T~ES LONGER TO
00 tT RIGiT, TI-EN WE TAKE LQl\aR!
oa-rT' 8UY VALU~ CARPETING ~HAVE fT RUINED BY A Sl«)OOY
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CUMIO'f'
ATaT STIUVES TO KEEP THE faintly happy. ult 1S
upon our abllity to maintain continuln& lnnstor IPte.._t 1-
our busine:as that our lonf ·term service capability ulUmai.
ly depeoda, ''1e1dde8utts. ,r
A~ brood, that la, means a happy hen. About a fifth
of ATllT'• ahareholders pJrtlclpate in a dlvidend rel.'1vest-
ment plan that f\mnela the dividends ri•ht back into more
shares to tinJnCt IJ'OWtb. Ma Bell'a happy family ls also iofluenUal. Wben the
dividend increase was announced at double wb't many
analysts had expected, lt prompted a lot of lnttitudons .and
individuals to call their broken. Price rose cenerally.
IN FACI', AT.AT'S DMDENDS appear lo have mOTe
innuence on the market than AT&T's extraordinary earn·
lngs, which totaled $3.83' billion last year, a 23 percent in·
crease over the $3.15 billion earned in 19'15.
Based on the most recent figures, those earnings should
be exceeded in the current fiscal years. In each of the put
two quarters it has earned more than $1 billion.
But there are problems with such numbers: They are so
large as to almost lose meaning. What do you compar-e them
to?
THE COMPANY HAS CLOSE TO A billion etnployes,
more than 120 mllllon telephones installed and, baaed on a
1975 avearage, probably will handle close to 500 milllon
messages a day this year.
It ls only by breaking down AT&T's numbers that we
can appreciate the significance -the $4.20 a share ln earn·
Inga. the $65 price for each of 607.~ million shares outatand·
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Not everyone, however, ls happy about AT&T's num-.
bers. A good many customers this week are irritated that
teleph911e rates should rise while the company reports such
healthy earnin1s and dividends. .
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YOU CAN BE CERTAIN AT&T DOESN'T see it that
way at all. It feels ita rates are reasonable; lt feels lts
dividend.a are justified.
The reasoning goes like this: We live ln a capitalist
system. We can enlarge and improve our companies only by
the infusion of capital. Capital infusions come ttom people
with extra money who want to invest to make more.
Therefore, you must keep your shareholders happy lf
yQu are to maintain efficiency and lnnovaUon and, as a con-
sequence, keep rates to th'elr minimum. You must be good
to your shareholders.
To which we might add: Don't complain. Instead, join
the family.
State Olive Eyes
Martini Market
LOS ANGELES CAP> -A member of California's olive industry, long the world's biggest supplier of ripe black
olives, has a new target: the dry martini and its little red·
eyed accessory, the stuffed green olive.
The drive by Gerald D. Murphy, chairman and presi·
dent of Early California Industries Inc., could have some in·
fluence on America's balance of trade and almost certainty
some effect on pricing of olives imported from Spain. That
nation bas dominated the green olive market, but this
year's supply was shortened by last year's strangling Euro-
pean drought. l .
urr•s NOT A MATl'ER OF POOR old Spain," sa_ys .,.
Murphy, "It's a matter of gettlngridofpooroJd California's
olives."
Actually, it's even more a matter of Gerald Murphy
moving out a considerable load of California green olives
that he's taken great care to accumulate.
"We've been positioning ourselves for this move for ·
• four years," be says.
. "Our marketing efforts
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NEW VENTURE .~:.:iJ:. ~. n 1 t 0 be ·. ~
_ _ . Mwi>hY hopes this
:year to aatisfy 20 to 2S "
percent or the United
States' ollve hun1er, Jeavln1 the rest to Spain. That la a bJg
leap in view of the previous ratio in the olive sales -$93.1
mlJ.llon for Spanish greens to $4.9 million for Califomlana.~" -:
UnlU now1 Spain has produced 95 pereent of the 1reen olives
consumea in A~erica. : • ., .. ..