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Home My WebLink About1977-04-07 - Orange Coast Pilotl ......... g t Sought in Coast sexual A.ttaeks ' • ' : ' ~ -~ ' -• • · • .A.1'.' "• -'I .~ .. . ;·DAILY PILOT~;; ( . •"..II!"'. ' .•• • " * * ~ * 10~ * . *··. * ~: -.1 i, fl .,,. . .. ,. ' ' .. . • i VOL 10, HO '1, J SECTIONS. J4 PAGE~ Kldnaped? Santa /\na pnllcl' todc.iy released these photos of Kai Cin· dy Sllvna. 2fi, and h l'r son, Robert Eugene Gildon, 6, ft'arcd lrnlnapcd by four a rmed s us pects who s t a bbed ;inothc•r m <m to death March 29. A third woma n, Mary Joyct• P;,idd10. ahas Anita Love, 1s also missing. J\nyQJle knowmg thP1r whl'rl't.1bouts is asked lo contact the Santa Ana Police I>q>arlment at R:W -4211 ' , unl(er Control Doctors Say Diet ·', Will Peel Pounds BOSTO~ </\I' 1 l>ortnr-. h:tv1• dev1~<'tl a 1h1·1 lhal <11!11\\' p<.'opll' to <·~1t .1lm11!>t nolhtn~ hut stay healthy and control tht•1r hunger while tht•} lose• poundo; or flab P al1t•nt!'> on the diet <ll'veloped by Boston resl.'archers all' only tiny amounts or meat and took vitamins and minl'rals In their first months, lht•y lost ahoot h.ilf ;i pound a day. Doctors said tht' dit•l did not upset th e palat'nts' hody chemistry the way fost1n,:t d()('s. Evl'n b<.'ttcr. th<" patients rt' port- ed they w<'r<' not hungry The rl'sca rchcr!'> c.111 the• weight-loss approach "rirotc•10 sparing mod1f1cd fast." The d1el 1s !'>1m1l :ir to lhl' popular Stillman d1t•I, <'Xccpt that it is morl' restnctivt•. The Stillman diet allows a pNson lo eat l ar ger amounts of food, basically protein, and requires no hospitalization. J( a dieter fasts. his hody generally be~ins to burn valua· ble prolrin as well as the un· desired Cal. The new diet is in· tended to compensate for this by providin!i an external source of protein. They caution that it remains in te'\t1ni: st:ii::"" and that over· v. e1i:h1 J'K'Oplt• ~hould not try 1l on their ov. n. An estimated 40 million lo 50 million Americans arc over· weight The research was published in today's New England Journal or Medicine It was conducted by doctors at New England Deaco- (Sff DIET, P1ge AZ) Oakland Bans Skateboards OA KLA N D (AP) Skateboards and roller skates w 1 II s oon be outlawed In downtown Oak land a nd motorized skateboards banned anywhere in the city. The City Council gave pre· liminary approval to a city charter amendment after city traffic engineer Ronald Hurl.but said a youth was clocked doing 54 miles an hour aboard a non· motorized s kateboard. The measure will be formally approved in two weeks. 'Midni ht g . Rider' Sought A police dragnet is out today for a motorcyclist who apparent· ly attempted homosexual attacks on two young men he picked up along Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Police have dubbed the suspect the "Midnight Ridel'." Investigators said today neither victim of the Wednesday nif?ht assaults was seriously in· JUred. Both escaped from their captor. One youth , a transient hitchhiker from Canada, told in· ' vestigators he was choked and ' beaten in an attempted sex as· sault in a parking area just off Pacific Coast Highway near the Santa Ana River Bridge on the border between Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. Police U . John Foster sajd to· day that lo one sex assault the at- tacker duped his victim by claiming he had found a body in roadside bushes and asked him to examine it. omcers said when the victim bent down he was jumped and collapsed to the ground as the m an began tear ing at his clothing. Investigators said they do not have a distinct description of the man but he reportedly prowls Pacific Coast Highway astride a metallic blue 600cc Honda motorcycle. The second attack on a young man befriended by the suspect near the Huntington Beach Pier area occurred early today. in· vesUgators said. Peace Talks End VIENNA, Austria (AP) Peace tallcs between Greek and Turki5h Cypriots ended here to· day. eVISe To Peel Off Flab ' Tris Banned ChilJren's Ske~ar Nixed WASHINGTON (AP) -A feder al agency today banned production and sale of children's s leepwear treat ed with Tris, a chemical fla m e r et a rdant believed to cause cance r . However. the Consumer Product Safety Com· mission voted 3 to 2 against r ecalling the 120 million Tris-treated garments already sold. The commission voted 5 to O to allow cons umers to bring back garments for r efunds if they can s how that the g arments have never been washed. Commission Chairman S. John Byington s aid that washing a garm ent a t least three times "will remove any unacce ptable risk." Commissioner s R. David Pittle and Tha ddeus Garrett opposed this position, saying that because Tris had been found to cause cancer in labora tory animals, all garments treated with it s hould be r e· called from consumer s. Michelena Appears Anthony Testifies II ' - Witnesses Plead for · Viet Vef SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -A fo rmer Brinks security guard wb(> repented in court his brief life of wine and women financed by a $400,000 heist tr.ls been sen· t enced to 10 years in a federal prison. "I thought it would solve m y problems and it didn't," Richard Charles Rees said Wednesday of his ill-fated, ll·month adventure. U.S. District Courl Judge Charles B. Renfrew order ed Rees, 27, to prison despite de· fcnse witnesses who urged that the Vietnam veteran be com· milted to a rehabilitation center. Rees pleaded guilty March 2 lo a charge of bank larceny -tak· ing $373.000 belonging to banking institutions -and to transport· ing $411,935 in stolen money from California to Texas. The judge ordered that the 27-year -old former Marine serve Before G d J the maxjmum 10 years for each ran Ory count.. to run c~ncurrently. Renfrew said the request by defense attorneys that Rees be Orange County Supervisor voluntary, as were those last sent to Delancey Street ~ounda· Philip Anthony a nd lobbyist J a nua r y by hi s f e I low lion, a center for ~x-conv1cts '.l"d F rank Michelena were among supervisors, Thomas Riley and form~r drug addicts, was "Just those who testified Wednesday Ralph Diedrich. not viable." before the Orange County Grand Michelena, who was a major "My obligations are to society Jury as the jury continued its contributor and fundraiser for as a whole. If the sentence lags so three·month probe into county Anthony's campaign last year, rar behind expectations, you political practices. spent more than three hours <See BRINKS, Page A2) Anthony was the third county closeted with the Grand Jury. supervisor called to testify since Earlier, two Diedrich aides the Grand Jury investigation got tes tified. But ne ither Ray under way i.n early J anuary. (See PROBE, P1ge AU So far. two indictments have come from the probe into cam· paJgn financing related to possi· ble conspiracy and misconduct in o(fice offenses. And it is Anthony's success rut 1976 campaign that is a focal point of the inquiry. Wednesday the Westminster supervlror ~ his a ttorney, Verlyn Jens , walked into the jury ~aJting oom and wtre out in about30 m utes. His appear e reportedly was Pizza Parlor Bandits Flee With $900 Two men Oed on root with $900 in small bills Wednesday night after holding up a Costa Mesa pizza parlor at gunpoint, police r eported today. Coast Weather Cloudy tonight and Fri· day with local morning drizzle. A little cooler in· land Friday with highs in the low 70s. Lows tonight in low SOS. INSIDE TODAY College Youths Who.~p lt Up The lwo partially .disguised bandits entered a rear door or Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 2214 Newport Blvd., al 11:05 p.m. while employes-we~e cteanlng ap the Jood outlet sbort.ly after cJos. jog. The orange baa become . a profitabU aymbol for gays in San Francilco. It is being wed jn a proteat against Anita Bryant's campaign for repeal· ing o Jaw barring job bias ,ogain1t homosezuals. See P.ogeA.s. LOS ANGELES <AP> -M er an absence or nearly a decade, thousands or college-age youths are· once again descending on popular California and Arizona r esorts to celebrate the East er holldays with a week of unruly partying and mischief-making. "They come in to whoop it up," said Yuma Count y, Ariz., abcrHf 's deputy Edward MUtnaitls . • The story was the same in Parker, Ariz., where between 100.000 and 130,000 youths have been attracted by the nearby Colorado Ri ver camp1rounds, two beaches and a county fair. "They j~t Jove to break lnto campers and cars,'' lamentod P a rker Police Chlef Shirley Bassford. "They &el SC&Mera, radios, tape decks, particularly CB seta.'' She added: "We had a lot of peopleundertbelnfluenceonfool and drlvtn1, with quite a few drug violations -and, oC course, the buraJary rat. increased." ln Palm Springs, police said they have had to doublc/atrcls to handle the eatlmate 100,000 youtha who streamed Into that desert resort. Fotty~t a.netta had been I made as ol Wedoesd'a1, most of them minors caught drinking or youne adults c harsed wlt.h drunken drlvlnr. said Palm' 5Pt· Jnft police spokesman Gec1rgc Ktna. Between 8,000 and 10,000 fun· seeldo1 skien have packed lnto Mammoth Lakes, and 1 baodlUJ had t>«in arnaled as of Wedrtta· day for public drunkenness. Accordlna lo wltnesses, both men carried pistols and de· mandeci money from a pizza parlo,-cubler. After aatherlng up the loot, lbc bandits apparent.- ly fled on root, police hid. One of the suspects wore a nylon stocking over bis hetd while the other held a white handke.rchlef in rronl of his face to conceal rus idenUty. police uld. ~ ladex AIV~rS..Vln .. ~YT'" In•"._, U *"I" C.111-• A$ Mlll••I l'Wt C1euW• a. u Nlll....,1.._ (;-ks ill.II OH"te C....y Cr'HswW Att .... lilt 0Htll Nttl<" All ~· 1.ittfiat I'-M Sltd• ~' 111...-..i,... .... Tet..,ltltt1 l'1Nt1<t ... , , .... ,.r) Ml"M~ It 'WHlller 1 .. t~n\ltilell •• w ...... ..., ......... """ 9J 111 .4-, .. A4 Al .,., Cl ... ... , .. a+s •• •• \ • A2 DAILY PILOT s Thurld1y, April 7. 19n Wholesale Prices Junip I.I Percent W ASIUNGTON (AP) -The government said today that wholesale prices increased 1.1 percent in March, the second big monthly iner~asc in a row and much worse than expected. The increase was sure to fuel demands that the Carter ad· min is trat1on t ake s teps to counter a growing threat or an in· f'rorN Page A J PROBE ••• Rhoads nor Lyle Overby would discuss lhl'ir test1 mony. which look most of the inorning hours or the two tndictmcnl!> already handed down by the Grand Jury, one released Wednesday showed that perjury cha rges lodged against political activist Loran Norton came in testimony that conflicted with his one·lime con· f1dant, Gary Newmyer. Norton, a Republican can· didate for stale Senate last yejr, allegedly told the jury that $5,000 he received from political finan c·1cr Gene Conrad was not used for campaign purposes. Norton, according to the in· chctmnent, also told the jury he had not discussed the investiga· t ion w1lh other pro!>pecttve w1l· ncsscs and had not told Newmyer what to say when he testified. But Newmyer said otherwise when h1· twice testified. throwin~ his IC'st1mon} into d1re<'t conflict wllh Norton's Those contradictions are the s ubstance in the seven·counl in· d1ctmcnt of Norton. The former Santa Ana police lieutenant and onetime aide to cou nty S upervisor Laurence Schmit 1s accused of three counts of perjury and single counts or four perjury.related charges. The sc('ond man indicted, Ca l a ba sas Jewell'r Mart in Kirschner. also faces five per- ;ury·related charges _ KirsC'hncr was shown on J\n· thony's c:ampa1gn ~tJtl.'mcnts JS a $2.500 donor to his campaign. Thal money a ll egedly w.is ('onr114f); and alh•i:t•dly w.Js fun· n1·lkd 'through K1r~c hncr to c·on· C-l'al ttll.' 1dcnt1ly of it s true donor. nauonary surge in the economy. The March increase followed a wholesale price rise of nine· tenths of a percent in February and was the largest monthly rise since October 1975. Although prices of farm pro. ducts led the price surge with • 2.5 percent increase, 1he most alarming danger sl1tnal In the 0~1tr Piiot 51•11 Pi..to Leap f o r Life Candidate for job as llunt· 1ngton Beach lifeguard J1tmps from city pier in :-1mulatcd rescue effort (l u a I 1 f ~· 1 n i.: l l' s l s f o r lifeguard s arc being con· du t'tcd this wt•ck bv the c·1t y':-marine safety of· fl<'l'rS price report wu an eighl·tenths of a percent lncrease in prices or industrial commodities, up from a six·tenths or a percent increu e in February. Economists look to prices ol ln· dustrial 1oodl as giving the bell picture or u ndel'lying infl•· tionary trends. There were sharply higher prices during the month for melals and metal pro- ducts, textiles, apparel and transportatfoo equipment. The Labor Department said price• also turned up Cor lumber and wood products, rubber and plastic products foll owing declines ln February. •.. Price trends at the wholesale level are eventually passed along to the consumer at least in part, since they represent highef' coets to butineuet that produce the &oods consumers buy. It continued for a 12·month period, the March increase in wholesale prices would result in an over· all increase or 13 percent for the year, well into the feared double·ruglt range for inOaUon. Wholesale prices increased 6.8 percent for the l2·monlb period ending in March. The Labor Department's wholesale price index stood in March at 191.9 percent, meaning that goods priced at $100 at wholesale in 1967 cost $191.90 last month. There is no question the March price report comes as a blow to the Carter administration, which had been hoping for a downward trend in wholes ale prices to reflect the improvement in the weather following the severe winter Court Aide's Art Stolen A lot of people who have visited court official Ma rlene E Nelson's office over the years have stopped to admire the framed color photo view or the Grand Canyon that adorned her wall It may have been admired in the Orange County Superior Court administrator's division for the last lime. Sheriff's officers were told that the picture disappeared after the office had been closed for the night. Mrs. Nelson valued the picture al $100. Nuke Breeders Delayed Carter Says U.S. to Study Alternative Designs WASIO l'iGTON f A Pl • Prl'~1 d<•nt Carter announcer! todc1\ I hat he 1s dcfrrri ng l 1 .S. de> velop menl or nuclC'ar hre~der rcilc rors. th<' p<>\\l'r planb thilt pro ChJC'C Udd1ltonuJ Ful'I but ('OUl<l hf'lp 1nrreasl' the· ~JHt'Jli or ;1tom1r weaoonry 111 th<' wurld C artcr said the ris k of :o;pread mg nuclear weapons "would ~ 'astly increa~ed by lhe further s pread of s<"ns1tl\'t' 11•chnolog1e., which entail tl1rt'l't ;,ic'l'f'S~ tu plutonium. hq~hly <'nr1ched ur anium or nthrr w1·11poni. U'tabll' matt•rt jl ·· The br<'t'lh'r 1s powrrcd hy Bingo Bill Seen LOS ANG l';LES I 1\ PI Even hl'forl.' the final ballots were counkd for a popular measure to lrgahzc bingo, the C1ly Council was sl•ll1ng its legal wht?els m motion. By u vote of l 1 to l. the <·1111 ncll Wcdnl'sday lnstructC'd thl' city attornry In draft legi.~l a· lion allowln it lhr game ror <' h a r 1 t ,, b I t• p u r po s es , a" a uthori zed by the ballot measun• OAANOECOAll i DAILY PILOT lttMnH W"4 .,,,.,,..,"'•"di"*"'""" , ... ,. C..loy V1~• Prn1•t1' ~P\d ~MMiif\ltO"' 'T"tM•\l'ittwtf EO•tw T-••• M...,.. .. M•n•o,ne Eooor cMtt•tH L-111<-I> -A\\•\t.tnl Me~·l'llQ C•tot\ Ofnc.,1 ~It ...... )lOWO>I Dov\lrHI lt'lvn•S.ftl" llMC,l~t*•'''"' tf!,141\h"')•Of\ 8• .,,, ,,.,.,.,,.A(".,.,,,. •• ,_ ),.ldllltt~(' V•llft t\)Ot •a"•• ft(M(t •I \..t"I 01t-90 ,_,......,.,. Telephone (714)~~1 C1Htlf19d AdnrtltlfttM2,M11 ~dltfMc\ V•ll••...,.....Ot•~• 5t1.f310 ,., .... 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While cutting back the breeder program, which would have multiplied nuclear fuels, Carter pledged to increase U S. produc· t ion capaci ty for enric hed uranium, the fuel used in conven· lion al nuclear power plants. This pro mise was a re· assurance to both the domestic nuclear Industry and foreign na· lions thal fuel would continue to be available for conventional plants and they n eed not necessarily build breeder reac· tor11. Carter added he would propose legislation "to permit the U.S. to Hm1lington Boys ~Fair' Afte r Ordeal Two young Huntington Beach boys who spent two days trapped in a storm drain were rePorted in fair condition today ln Hunt· ington lntercommunily Hospital 'a Intensive care \U\ll. Joseph G. Dupree, 10, and Jerry W. Marlow, 11, were taken to the hospital Tuesday n.taht nftr.r firemen rescued them from the 30-lncb·widc pipe. offer nuclear fu el supply con· tracts and guarantee deli very of s uch nuclear fuel to other coun· tries." He said he would continue to bar exports of uranJum enrich· ment and nuclear fuel reprocess· ing equipment and technology. And Carter said he would seek establishment or an international proeram to develop alternative nuclear fuel cycles and measures to assure access lo nuclear fuel s upplies and spent ruel storage "for nations sharing common nonproUferation ohjectives." E',....PapAl DIET .•• ness Hospital, Harvard Medical School and M usachusetts Institute of Technology. "For the conscientious physi- cian or family physician, this protocol could have real merit," Or. Geor ge L. Blackbum , who helped conducl the research, said in an interview. "Phystcjan supervision is ex· t remely important.'' he said. "The doctor must be a partner. People don't need to go to dJet milla to do this." Jn an early s tudy. the r~· searchen tried l he dlet on 167 adults, who lost an aver:age of 40 pounds each. The diet was tested over three years on four YOWl• people who have Prader·WUU 1yndrome, a disorder whose symptoms in· elude mental retardation, obesl· t.y a nd insatiable a ppetite. The patients were allowed to eat 1.5 grams of meal for every kilogram of ideal body weight. Thls meant that if the dieter wished to slim down to .200 pounds, he ate about three ounces of meat a day. The dieters also were given vitam.l.ns, minerals and digestive aids. Budget Decreased WASHINGTON CAP> -The Sena~ Bud1ct Committee ri)· commtnded on Wed.nHday an.a. cal 1978 apend)nl prolram Of $458.I blllk>n, -mil on lesa than bad been urfed by Prell· dent Carter. Tbe 1dm{ru1traUon ha4 rttommended f'59.I bi.Won. ) APWl,.p1"'to Carin-Choic e Wisconsin Gov. P atrick J. Lucey, nominated today by President Carter to be am· bassador to Mexico, says hl' will resign within the next 90 d ays from the office he has held since 1970. Rain/ all Due Over Much of Udifomia ByTbeAssoclated Press Rain is expected to spread over much of Northern and centrnl California by Friday, the Na tional Weather Service predicted today. A low pressure area was cen- tered about 500 miles west of Crescent City early today and a weather front was forecast l<1 move over the north coast by this evening. Rain was ·likely in the <'Xlreme n o rth t o night, s pre ading southward Friday. T he snow level was expected to be near 4,000 feet in the north and 6,00<) feet in the south Friday. High temperatures were ex· pected to drop sharply as the storm moves inland. lagunan Stabbed .. In Back A Laguna Beach city play. ground supervisor who doubles as a teacher'a teacher's aide al Aliso SC'hool was In satisfactory condition at South Coast Com· munity Ho:.p1 tal today after bt.'- ing stabbed once in the back with i. knife. Gerald Marmello's roommate, Daniel Parker, 22. was jailed, bookt:d on a charge of suspicion of attempted murder and held on $25,000 bail. The sta bbin g was at Marinello's home, 615 Seav1cw St. Officer Mike Slusher, who with a reserve offieer, Bill Yourex. ar· r ested Parker, said the stabbing was apparently the aftermath of an argument that led to a fisl fight. and then to the stabbing. Marinello, 32. suffered a \loouml in the left center ot his back, three inches deep. Slusher ~aid the wound might have been more serious had the knife not glanced off a rib. Slusher said another room· mate took Marinello to the hospital and called police after the incident at 12:30 this mom· ing. Marinello is employed by the city recreation department. Reduced Bail Frees Hanafi WASIONGTON CJ\P ) ·-The son ·in·law or Hanafi Moslem ch1cflain Hamaas Abdul Khaalis is free on a reduced bond after promising to appear for his pre· lt minary hearing late this week. Abdul Aziz, charged with buy. Ing weapons following a felony conviction, was released Wed· nesday after his mother·in·law posted a $5,000 cash bond. Aziz had been held on a $75,000 bond since his arrest last Friday. Soll)', rhe Matclimakec SHP-59 FM STEREO, FM/ AM RECEIVER. ff r;ir •'" t11, 90' r1 1r, ~ ': 0 I ,1 <. cover BRINKS .•• lose any dctern•nt," the judgo !laid Recs enjoyed 1w11rly a year of fast Hvin~. after he varushcd f't'b 11. 1975 with a champaAne crate stuffed with cash. leaving puuled law authoriLics in his wake. He had stopped his Brinks armored car at a San Mateo restaurant on pretense of making a delivery toaRirl Ile was cupturt..'d without re· s1s tancc Jan. l:l hy the FBI in a ~ m a 11 N l' w M 1• x 1 c o t u w n soulh\•ast of Santa Fe. Rees took lhc s tand Wl'<lnt>S· day to plead his own case, after earlier admissions he had gone nearly hrol.e spending the stolen loot on gambling and romance In Tc" as. Asked" hy he took the money, Hees replied, "I was running away Crom things ... I was mixed up at the time. dido 't thlnk il was that big of a deal. not any bigger than what I had done in Victn:im." fie lold of his stint in Vietnam, where he became addicted to morphine after 1t was used to treat pain and of later attempting suicide by !>Wallowing explosives afler there were •·no drugs . available." Deaths Suit $500 Million By The Associated Presa A class·action suit seek· ing more than too<> million for the deaths or all 2'19 persons aboard the Dutch <11rlmer involved 1r1 the Canary !~land runwa y catastrophe has been fil1•d in U.S. District Court in San Francisco. Two other suits were nlso filed Wednesday in Los Angeles and San Dieito by relatives or persons who died in the Pan American 747. the other jumbo jet in· volved in the March 27 col· lis ion that killed 577 persons a t Santa Cruz de Tenenrc. Your Choice s30000 SHP-58 FM STEREO, FM/AM RECEIVER. RECORD PLAYER, 8· TRACK CARTRIDGE PLAYER/RECORDER, 2·WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM I ull f flc•for~1 Hf1rrc111ti••' l"lu., Our Pt•r..,;ouul fht1• \ t•nr tiut1rt1Hlt•1• Iha I 1·1·r~1 l"roduc·t R., .-.,.11: 275 East 17th St. f'eMBedtoNc,,.......I s.nk.Y ...... ,.... Costa Mesa .. .......... , ........ 2 o .... w..e .,. c.1• "· Phone 642-8882 Store Hours Daily 9-6 S8t. 9-5:30 "" ........... ..,... SIKe .... • .. ,.,,., .. "Mil• .. ' Orange Coast EDITION Today's Closing .Y. Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1977 C TEN CENTS ·N-M Teachers Offered 9% Pay Hike By MlCllAE[, PASKEVICH Of I"' D•oly Pllol ll•ll Teachers in the Newport-Mesa school distrkt arc being offered a nine percent pay hike over the next two years as part or a ten- tative three-year contral'l agree- m ent, it was learned today. However , sources said, teacher negotiators we re unable to sway the district to grant bind-i n I( arb1trat1o n in ruture g rievance proceedings. Arbitra- tion as well as wages a nd health and welfare beneCils will be open for r e-negotiation after the second year of the three-year pact. The tentative agreement also would reinstate a former teacher transfer po l icy that gives teachers with seniority m ore say in where they wis h to teach, sources said. Tennis -Phooey Mo'>t tennis play('rs will admit the game can be frustrat- ing <.it hmt•s This pictorial comment on how frustrating 1t t·an lw \H1s inspired by photogr apher's d iscovery of this butll'n·d tennis racquet m a tras h can j ust outside lht• public· c·ourts at Hith Street and Balboa Bo ulevard m Ne\\ por1 Ht'aC'h Coif :.i nyonc'~ Wholesale Prices Jump I.I Percent WASlll:'><<iT0\1 11\l'l ThP ,:tovt·rnnwnt -..i1d tnrt.1y th.it whnlc..,;111· pru·1•.., 1n('rt'.1,1•<l I I perc1·nt 111 M:m·h, th1• '>l'Cond h1i.: monthl~ 1ncn•:t!'>i.' in .1 row ,ind much worM' than ''"Jlt't'tt•d Tht· tntT<'~"l' wu1> s urc> lo (ud dcmuncb that the Cartt•r ad m in1s trat111n takt• 'lcf>' to count1•r a ~rowin~ thn•at or an tn· flat11111ary surite in the eMnomy The March mcrcaM~ follov.ed a whol<•sall' price rts(' of n1n<'· tenths of a percent in February and was the laq(<'St monthly nsc sin cc Octoher l975. /\l'though prices or farm pro- duc·ts led the pr1ce !-Ur~c with a 2.5 rc-rcc-nt 1r1cr<>r1Sl'. th<> most alarminit d11nl(er M~no l in' th<.' price n•port was un c11:ht lc>nt hs or a pc>rccnl 1nc rcasc In prll't':O. of indus trial C'ommod1t1 rs. up from a six -tenths of a Pl'rcc>nt mcn •asc in Fl'IJruary Economists look lo pricc>s or in- dustrial goods a s giving the best picture of unde rlyinf! infla- tionary trends. Ther e were sharply highe r prices during the month for m <'talc; and mrtnl pro· du1•t c;, lt>'Ctll 1•-.. i!pp.irl'I an!I tr<1n~port.1t1on 1·ciu 1pmPnt Tht> I .. 1hor f>pp,1rt m1•n t said prtC'l'' .d:-ci turnt•d up (or lumber and wr>od produt t~. rubbt'r Jnd p I a ... 1 I(' ll r 0 ducts r 0 11 C) w Ing dt'cl1ne' 1n !-'('bruary (( COnttnUt'd for a 12-monlh period, the March increase.• 1n v.holrsale prices would result in an over-all increase or 13 pe rcent for the year, well into the feared double·d1g1t range for innat1on. Wholesale pnces increased 6 8 percent for th<' 12-month period ending in March. Mesa Girl Hurt /\Costa Mesa girl was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospita l this morning after her car rammed into a tree in the 2300 block of Irvine Avenue. Newport Beach police identified the driver as Katherine CianC1one, l9. On March 30, district and teacher negotiators rea ched a tentative agreement on teacher contract demands in private sessions with a state mediator who was called in to break a 21· day impasse. Both sides have instituted an information blackout on details of the accord until lhe school board meets April 12. A vote by teachers on whether or not to ac- cept the package would follow board action on the pay plan. Teachers sought a 13 percent pay raise over the next two years. binding arbitration , smaller class size limits and a seniority-based teacher transfer policy. However, teacher negotiators settled for the district's nine per· cent pay raise offer, no change in maximum class site Um1ts and advisory a rbitration in post- contract dis putes. accorclinl? to sources close to the negotiators. A nine percent pay raise would m ean a teacher currently earn- ing $10,446 per year (the lowest step on the pay scale> would r e- ceive $11 ,386.14 a year in two years. Al present. the m edian income for Newport-Mesa's l,250-plus teachers is $17,210. A teacher at the lop of the pay scale presently earning $19,066 a year would receive $20,781.94 after the second year of the con- tract. If the teachers' 13 percent pay request had been agreed to, a teacher at the top of the pay scale would earn $21,544.58 annually. Under advisory arbitration lbe board of education would have the final say on a recommenda· <See PAY JOKE, Page A2) Ca1·ter Ends Nuke Plan U.S. to Study Alternatives of Breeder WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi- dent Carter announced today that he is deferring U.S. develop· m ent or nuclear breeder reac- tors, the power plants that pro- duce additional fuel but could he lp inc rease t h e s pread of atomic weaponry in the world. Carter said the risk of spread- ing nuclear weapons "would be vastly increased by the further spread of sensitive technologies which entail direct a ccess to plutonium, highly enriched uranium or other weapons- usa ble material." The breeder is powered by plutonium and is so named because it produces more fuel Carl's Sign Bids Nixed In Oelllente By JACK CHAPPELL Of-o.llr Pllel$1efl Oversize signs requested for two Carl's Jr. restauranls were denied by the San Clemente City Council Wednesday following a lengthy and at times heated dis- cussion. The s igning saga included: Counci lm an Thom as O'Keefe's threat to quit if the council approved the signs -Carl Karche r, founderc.AL. Karcher Enterprises restauriit't cha in, blasted 'socialism' and government inte rfe re nce with pri va t e e nterpri s e H e threatened to pull out his $1 million city project, two eating places. -Councilman William Walker pus hed sweeping revision of the city sign law to allow "freeway o riented" bus inesses lo put up huge new signs . Karcher Enterpnses request· ed e rection of 50-Cool pole signs at potential restaurant s ites al 5 l5 N. El Camlflo Real and at 3929 S. El Camino Real. thereby exceedmg a 25-fool height limit. Add1tlonally it sought to exceed the maximum sign size by 76 s quare feet at the North El Camino Real site . Don Glenn, a Karche r spokesman, said the big signs were needed to draw freeway traffic to the res taurants. He said for the two restaurants to be profitable. the North El Camino Real restaurant would need to get 20 percent of its busi· ness from the freeway and the South El Camino Real eatery needed to draw 50 percent of its business from the freeway. Citizens Sally Sergeant and Carolyn Koester spoke ln opposi· lion to the oversize ~lgns. than it consumes. The s tatement i ssued by Carter said the United Slates will study "alternative designs of the breeder" but postpone their adoption for commercial use. Without mentioning the project by n am e. the state ment a p- peared to spel I the end of the pro- posed Clinch River breeder reac- tor. a $2 billiOll, d emonstration pla nt planned near Oak Ridge, Tenn. Carter said he would also defer ind efinitely the commerci4tl r eprocessing and recycling of plutonium produced by U.S. nuclear power programs. /\ reprocessing plant planned r by Industry at Barnwell, S.C., but now seeking federal s upport, "will receive neither federal en- couragement nor funding for its completion a s a reprocessing facility " While cutting back the breeder program, which wo uld have multipli~ nucle ar fuels, Carter pled'ged"'to increase 1J .S. produc- tion capacity for enric hed uranium, the fuel used in conven- tional nuclear power plants. This pro mi se was a r e- assurance to both the domestic nuclear industry and foreign na· lions that fuel would continue lo be available for conventional pl a nts a nd they need not Tris Banned ChiUlren's Slee~ar Nixed WASlDNGTON <AP) -A federal agency today banned production and sale of c hildren 's s lee pwear treated with Tris, a chemical fl am e retarda nt believed to cause cancer. However , the Consume r Product Safety Com - mission voted 3 to 2 against recalling the 120 million Tris-treated garments already sold. The commission voted 5 to O to allow consuTAers to bring back garments for refunds if they can s how that the garmen ts have never been washed . Commission Ch a irma n S . J ohn Byington said that w ashing a garment a t least three times "will r emove a n y unacceptable risk ." Commissioners R. David Pittlc and Thaddeus Garrett opposed this position , saying that because Tris had bee n found l o ca use cancer in laboratory a nimals , all garments treated with it should be r e- called from consumers. Hunger Control Doctors Say Diet Will Peel Poumh 8')STON CAP) -Doctors have devised a diet that allows people to eat almost nothing but slay healthy and control their hunger Rhodes Raps Capitol Jobs WASHINGTON CA P) -House Republican Leader John J . Rhodes says he is "shocked" to find that two congressional clerks, Including one technically appointed by him, are running $1-million-a-year print shops rent-free on the Capitol grounds. "This is one of the archa.lams around this place that need to be re-examin ed and changed," Rhodes said. while they lose pounds of nab. Patients on the diet developed by Boston researchers ate only tiny amounts of meat and took vitamins and miner als. In their first months, they lost about half a pound a day. Doctors said the diet did not upset the patie nts ' b o d y chemistry the way fasting docs. Even belter, ttle patients report- ed they were not hungry. The researchers call the weight-loss approach "prolein- s parlng modified fast." The diet is s imilar to tho popular Stillman diet, except that it is more restrictive. The Stillman diet allows a person to eat larger amounts of food, bas ically protein, and requires no hospitalization. necessarily build breeder reac· tors. Carter added he would propose legis lation "to permit the U.S. to offer nuclear fuel s upply coo- tracts and guarantee delivery of suc h nuclear fuel to other coun- tries." lie said he would continue to bar exports of uranium enrich· m ent and nuclear fuel reprocess- ing equipment and technology. And Carter said he would seek establishment of an inlernationaJ progr am to develop alternative nuclear fu el cycles and measures to assure access to nuclear fuel supplies and spent fuel storage .. for nations s haring common (See BREEDER, Page 2> 3 Injured ln.V~ey Plant Fire Three people were reported in· jured in a fire which gutted a - Fountain Valley paper factory at 11 a.m. today. The ins ide of the 12,000-square- foot building called the Paper Factory, at J1065 Condor Ave., was totally destroyeo but its walls remained standing. Fountain Va lley F'ire Chief Al Hole> said the blaze began in a back w a r e hou se w h e n a ma nuracturing process Cl ashed in front of two employcs. Hole said the victims' names were not available. One employe suCfered first- d egrec burns on his face and was rushed by an ambulance to Foun- t ain Valley Community Hospital. Another employc was cut while r unning from the scene of the fire, said Hole. No report was available> on the seriousness of the injury to the third victim. Mesa Thieves Get W88hers, Dryers Costa Mesa police a re seeking thieves who carted away four was hing machines a nd three dryers early Wednesday morn- ing from the storage yard of a local appliance outlet. The theft was reported by an employe at Ray's Refrigeration, 721 Randolph AVenue, Costa Mesa. Value of the machines is estim ated at $700. Coast Weather Deatm Suit $500 Million Laguna to Cut Bingo Hours Cloudy tonight and Fri- day with local morning drizzle. A little cooler in· land Friday with highs in the low 70s. Lows tonight in low 50s. By The Assoclatf'd Preu A class-action s uit seek- ing more than $500 million for the deaths or all 249 persons aboard the Dutch airliner involved in the Canary Island runwoy catastrophe has been filed in U .s. District Court In San Francisco. Two otht>r suits wcl'o al80 rtled Wednesday In Los Angeles and San Dle10 by relatives of persons who died In the Pan American 747. the other Jumbo jet tn· volved In the March 27 col· llsion that killed 577 persons at Santa Cnai de Tenerlfe. By PIDUP ROSMARIN Oft,_ Oelly Pll04 Stell A mid cries or religious persecution. the Laguna Beach City Council voted Wednesday to reduce sharply the number of houts a charitable organbat.lon may hosfbingo games. The amendment to the city blngo ordinance provides that bingo be played no more than one day a week, no morf than six hours a day, and not Al all between2a.m. and 1.0a.m . The ordinance was brou1ht back to the council for revlaion as a direct response to news stor1es detailing the plan ot a church group called the Temple of Inspired Living (TOIL). T01L's founde r and ~rfme minister, Frank Winston. aou&M to secure a 10-year lease on lbe vacant Finit Christian Church building on Legion Street. TOIL, which makes use of bingo to raue funds. proposed to hold blngo garnet four d_ays a w~k. abt tloun a day. TOIL planned to lease the pro- perty from another Beverly Hllls·based concern, the Carlyle Group, which seeks to buy the church and the land. The sale is 1n escrow. 1ay Murloy, who acle<f assates agent on tho deal, accused the Dally Pilot, for it.a news stories, and the council, for ltl reaction to them, of religious Intolerance. He aald 1lnce the newspaper prlnted the story of the uuaao• Uon. TOIL be.tam• "v~y on lriallnLaiun• aucb ... "Without lbe· TOIL itsue, this (amendment) wouldn't be on the agenda," Murley said. He said the c hurch uses bingo a!'I "a viable alternative to tithing," and for that, he said, It was "subjected to old·fMhloned muckraklng. ·~ He aaid the Daily ~lot stories were ••yellow journalism" that ''tarred and feathered" the church "Ul\tuatly." He -.ccus~ the council of ••1os- ln1 •labt ot treedom of rell&lon, and ~ataUon oC church and state/' Morley eald any invcaUgation of lbe '?OIL church should have been done by s.ho police depart· ment. anc:lnot the newapaper. ll~ley. called bin•o ,an Jn· novatlve source of f\U\dina ror d· ty projects. Under rules· or the bingo ordinance, 60 percent ot game revenues would be con· tributed to projects in the city. "You should think about increas- ing, not decreasing, playing time," Murley said. He added, "We need creative sources of fundlng in Laguna Beach." Murley had been the TOIL church's choice to head a three-m an committee to adminlater bingo lw1d.9. _ Others or the La~ina Beach re· 1Jdent.s who s~ke were 111 OpPoSI· tlon to the '.I'OIL plan. Jocelyn Cuthman saJd, ''We don't want to-. become a Lu Ve1as. We doa't need lhlS kind of fundlnc. ll they want to call it religion, that's re-- ally bYtltJical." INSIDE TODAY The Ol"01lfle hos become .a profitable aymbol for ga11s in San F'ronciaco. It iB being used ill a proCest CJQ<JJMt Anita Bruant'a campaign for r~al· Ing . a law boning job bi48 .againd homoae:r:uala. Ste .P.age~. ·•••ex AtVturS.Nlce .. M-yT'" 11 Irma hfMtcll u MtYIH •.. , c.111 .... 1. AJ M11t11el l'llllft •• Ct•nlfl .. CHt ........ ,.._ tU c:-10 AU o. ... ,.c.v., Ae c .......... AU p ..... 9t.J OHlllNtollc" 41 S-1• Ct-4 ••11111'1••'• .. Mkk Mtf'ktl\ M4 ,.....,,.. __ ... , Ttlevltl• .. "--· . ., Tlotetn• •••• "--., .... -M 1111 ........... •• .. ,.. ...... A4 A•UflMn •• l l A2 DAILY PILOT c Tl'lursdAy. April 7, 1r1n . .. Anthony Testifies Political Practices Probed Orange County Super visor Philip Anthony aod lobbyJst Frank Xidlelell1t were among those Who testified Wednesday before the Oral'lle Cott0t,. Grand Jury as lbe jur}' contiDued its three-month pmbe foto county polttical pracµcea. Anthony was the third coonty F1W9tP,..e.4J PAY HIKE • • 1.100 from an independent arbitrator <"aHed ut to set.11e g rievances filed by ertber party after a contract rs &igned. And the proposed contract would rein~ate an inter·&chool rra nlfer pohcy that gives teachers with !>eniority more \'Ole<.• rn whC're they wish to leach. This pohry i.J nuicaUy the ~amc one the d1s.tnct r escinded a bout a year a&o. 50ur~ei •aid H approved, the coetract would be ret.l'tactive lo July 1, 1976 Teachers would re('civc a five percent pay increa~c for the 1976·77 school year and a four percent Increase next year. The pay raise pack;.igc doesn't in. dude fringe benefits. On Ju.ne 30, 1978, the end oft.he second contt'act year, oegoUa - t1oos could be reopene d on WM-ges, lm1d1ng arbitrauon and l'Jealth benefits. supervisor called to testiry since the Grand Jury ioveAtti,galion eot under Wtry in early January. So far, two Indictments have come from the probe into e&m· paign financi~ rebted to possl- bJeamapiracy and misconduct in oUiee cffrmes. And it is Anthony's successful 1978 umpaign that is a foc;.il point oft.be inquiry. Wednesday, th.e Westminster supervisor aDd lti5 attorney. V erlyo J enaen. w a.lked Wt.o lbc jW'y waitln& roorn aod were out in about30milwles. , Hi& appearaDce rcporledly wu volwit.ary, as were those la.st J a nu a r y by hi s fellow supervisors. Thom as Riley .ad Ralph Diedrich. Michelena, wao was a lllaJOI" contributor and rundraiser for Anthony's campaign lai.t year, s pent more than three hours closeted ,.,il.h the Grand JOI")'. Earli.er, two Diedrich aides testified. But neitJier Ray Rboads nor Lyle Overby would discuss their test imony, which took m ost of the morning hours. Of taae two indictments already handed dowa by the Grand JQl'Y, one released Wednesday showed that perjury ehacges lod1ed against polit.icaJ acu .. ut Loran ~ortoo came in 1.e£Li..mony t hat conflicted with hi~ one-time coo· fldant, Gary Newm yer. Norton, a Republic an can· didate for st ate Senat1? la.st year, allegedly told Ule Jury that ~.000 he received from political finan- cier Gene Conrad was .not med for campaign purposes. Norton, according to the in· dictmnent. a lso told the jm-y he bad not discussed lbe inveliti&a· lion w!.th other prospective wtt- neuea and had not told Newmyer wb4't tosa.y when he testified. ·Bat Newmyer said otbenriste when he twice testified, throeiAg bi5 t.estimooy into direct collfW:t with Norton's Those contradictions are the subst.aoce in the seven·cou.al io- dictment ol Norton. The former Santa Ana potice lieutenant and onetime ajde to county S upe rvisor Laurence Schmit is accus ed of three counts of p erjury and singJe counts of four perjury-celated charges. The second man indicted, Calabasas jeweler M artin Kirschner , aJso f aces five per· Jury-related charges. Kirschner was shown on An- taOC>y's campaign statements as a sz.soe donor to his cameaign. Th at money alle gedly was Conrad's and a llegedly was fun- oelled through KUsebner 'to con· cul tbe identity of its true donor. Toxic Gas Victims Feared Kidaap l'it!ti .. Santa Ana police today released these photos of Kai Cin· dy Silvria, 26 , and her son. Robert Eugene Gildon. 6. feared kidnapoo by four armed suspects who stab~d another man to death March 29. A third woman. Mary Joyce Paddio, alias Anita Love. is also missing. Anyone knowing their whereabouts is asked to contact the Santc.t Ana Police Departm ent at 834-4211. 13 Countians Held On Heroin Charges State and local na rcotics agents armed with arr est war- rants swept through central Orange CoWlty Wednesday and arrested at least 13 people SUS· pected of being me mbers or a $60,000·a-week b eroin traffic rina. Those arrested were indicted Tuesday by the Orange County Grand Jury. TONIGHT "TWO G E NTLf;M EN 01'~ VERON A " -South Coa s t Rcpcrlory T heater. Tuesday. Sunday through April 23, 8 p.m Mesan Draws 90 Days for Auto Theft A CosLa Mesan who was jailed in Santa R<trbara when officers spotlt.'<I him <lrivin~ a car I.hat wa'I stolen two months ear lier has been sentcnn·d lo 90 days in Orange County Jail Superior Courl J udge James JI Wa lsworth ordered the jail term and thr<'C years probation for Jame:; R1v rra, 27, of 250 Jo'lower St. after he pleaded guil- ty Lo laking a vehicle without the owne r'g consent. Ne wport Beach police said lhe car was stolen in that city last Dec. 23 and recovered in Santa Barbara Feb. 23. Rivera was or- dered to make restitution. Fro.PageAJ BREEDER • • nonproliferation objectives." Tbe source saJd the contract of. rl'r contarni. no <'hangc in the dJg. trict 's currcot class &i~e hmll which averaees out to about 26 sludents !X'I" class. FuU duclObure of details of the tenta.llve contract 1>hould be a vauable following Tu.esday.'s ~chooJ board meeung Rescued Boys Improved Two liu.otilletoo Beach bop, overcOllle by toxic fw.mes while oc a Torn Sawyer-like odyssey in· to Hunt.iDgt.oa Be:ac b 's Sllbterr a. nean flood control channel tunnel system. were reportedly improv. 1og today. The indictments capped a six- montb investigation into the county's heroin traffic that was coordinated through the District Attorne y 's Orfice aod the Ca lifornia Department o f Justice. Aloog .with agents from those two agencies, the arrests were carried out by narcotic officers or· the Orange and Santa Ana Police Departments. Carter said the United Slates will s hift its nuclear research money toward alternati ve systems of nuclear power that do not make available materials usable for nuclear weapons. Teacht>rs will receive the copies of the propoGed cootract •md wLll Volt! oo 1t the followwg Wl't'k Fog, No Wind Stal,ls Tiro uad Ytrehls Thf' two lead v a chts 1n the H,dboa Yacht ciub's 600 mile 111m~top Guadalupe Island Race wi-rc slallt.>d in fo~ with no wind orr San U1 ego Loda) F'irelock. !lkJpped by Syd John-;rm of Santa Barbara's Pier· 11 oint BJ) ''..i l·ht ("lub. had m oved Lnto the lead M>Ven mi.I~ ,1head of &II llartgc & Red Baron II out of the Hunllngtno Harbour \ ..ichl Cl ub. F1rclock had 6J nllll''> to go at 8 a m . and w._., not t'' peeled to f1n1sh tx>for~ late to t!J v or early Friday The f\U'lf' boats in thP Ne...-port lf.11 hor \ acht Club's 800-m1l1· (\1 ho San l.uc:.i!> ral'(· ..ilso Wt'r l' C'Xpf'rie rll'init li i;ht w1nd'1 off M :.i~d.ilc•n<1 Uay on tlw RaJll ~·:~hforn1a coa~t J ohn Scrtppl' 79-foot ketch Miramar out of \bf' San Di~no Yacht \tub ha,. taken over thr b!ad and 11'> n1hn~ 10 mile:. ah ead c)f John Reynald!I' J8 foot C~t If or the Nl"Wp()rt Harbor Y2":ht Club Ghflfit II wa<11 t he f1r'lt hoat l rt i.l:.1rt tai.t SJIUriJav at noon '¥1iram.ir -.1arll'd 20 11 hour\ tutt>r an tht-revers~ h,1ndu:ap I ;) l'I' Welfare Planned WASJONGTON <API The )} a 1 r m a n v r t h e S ~ n .i t t• • \grirulturf' rommatll'(' today dt' 1()1.rn('t•ct lh£> Cartt'r adm1mstr:.t llHI ·~ loud :.tamp proposals as " 1r~t step 1n destroying the pro ~ra m. Ch airm an He rman F. 1l'11lmadgc < 0 Gu ). s aid he will n lroduce lt>~1!llnt1on to coounue h(' program a'> 11 1!1 for one year 1nc1 then to <·onvnt il to cash A't'lfarc handlt'd hy thl' Depart nent or Health, Education and Ntlfare. DAILY PILOT llt•MrtH WHil Ptfl\•Otnt •"Cl ~vblt"'- M<••-.... Vt •fltf"\U,.fllt •"CIC..,,.,MW........, ,...,..,"""'' ld- T-•ll.-~l- 0..-•~ _,, .•• 'IM'\l•IOI ,,_.~ .. ktv U.t0t\ Coet• ... HOMall 'UOWt \t A•,,,,.,.., Mt1t1noAfH•f\\ P 0 Aiec tW,.,.,. Spok esmen s aid Joseph Oeupree, 10. and Gerry Ma rlow, I l . were sUll listcd m s t.able coo· d 1tion at the Huntington Jn. tl'rcommunit7 Hospil.Jll tnlensrve car<' unit. "We tried lo talk lo the m Wc·d Betty Huber Of Costa Mesa Dead at 56 Private ram1ly serv1c~ a n! pending for ~Uy J Huber. Sli. ~· long-time CnslJ Mes;,i rL'Sl~t wh" d ied Tuesday !\1 r'>. Huber, wlm h ved al 250 Lo\ola R(lad. Co'>t:.t \lc-.a . wa!-a local re:.ldeot for th<' past 35 ~ c•ar-. and w;c, actJve w lhe Mt·:. .. Verde Republican Club and the Co<.,ta Mesa Womcn'c; Club She also san g w1tn tne :-." o:i'1 Acklinl~ \'O<'al group ,ind "'" formerlv <i1Cln•e 1n IO<'al Rov Scout aci1v1tH•s · S h t> 1., s u r ,. 1 v (' <1 h ,. h \' r hus ba nd. Wllli:1m lluh1•r of tlw l.11\'111 a Hn:11I add r l's'> h1·r m ntlwr, Miidred Tr1hlwtt of filt•ndale. two sons .. John W lluber and Thomas Hubl'r. bolh of !nine . a dauJ:?htt•r K:ithv S1ers on of fo:c;cond1do. s~ters M a rgu.• Bradley a nd Gen f' llnpk1ns, hoeJ-1 ol Glendal1" amt thn·c-i:ran<lr h1lclrrn The famil~ h.i-. c;u ~J:l'Stl'll m 1·1nonal d<'ln11t 1on"I t<'I th~ Or~1nge Count)' Ch;1p1t·r of thA..· 1\m t"n <"an Hear1 t\"IS0<'1ation 13 Suspected lli~al Aliens Held in Irvine Irvine police a rTested 13 people suspt>cted ol b~ng illegal alien.~ Wednesday night when they stopped a s maJI, green van near T rabuco Road and Culwer Drive. Those a~sted. including both men and women, we re turned over to Immigration officers from the U.S. Border Patrol at San Ysidro. The driver o( the van. and onl' or two others escaped arresl when they jumped Crom the vehi- cle and fled into t.a.e nearby orange groves just be/ore police made the traffic stop. Officers said they stopped th<' vao just llfter' 11 p.01. after ~e driver alletedJy failed t.o stQtJ at a stop 5'gn. They said lheoy were tipped off about a "suspaom· lookin«" van b1 a nearby gas sta- tion atteada.nt. Disabled Protest LOS ANGELES (AP) -A group of JS budJupped pel'S006 be&aa a peaceful OY~cntabt de-mon1tn1tron Wednesday, oceupy. Ina the Loi A.Jl&eles ol~cs ol Utt Depllrtment of HeaJlh, Educa- tion and Welfare. Tbe Jou! pro- test foltowtd simUu action ln Wuhin(ton and other dtlta by persona wbo demand ftl!orcc- met1t d d'tff ~ lawa roe t.M handtca:pped. nesday but they really weren't ready yet. But we t alked to Mrs. Marlow today and she &aid they seem 100 ~rcerrt improved," saad ~ve Set. Luis Odloa, of the police deparlmect's Juvenile bureau. Torture Victim Sets Talk on Human Rights An American woman, im- pnsoned and tortured in Argen· una for 16 months belo~ her reJease last year, will discwis the Cart.er administration's po!licies on human nghts and U.S . fonign policy at UC Irvine lorughL The lecture will be held at 7 p m 1n Room 220 or the Social Science To~r. Ol~a Talamante wo..-ks for the Argeot1nt" Commis~1on for Human RlcJrts. The commissioo wai. formed before the 1976 Ar~t-ntioc military coup by ~cv eral ¥tt.orneys. M 1s~ Talamante has filed c·harf{es of police torture, arrest and 1mpns°"merit for political n ·aM>fls and other human righ' \'rolat1ons with the fn ter- Aml·ri c an Commission on Human Jtigt>ts of the Organiua- l11>n ol AmcricanSbtes. Pizza Parlor Bandits Flee With $900 Two men fled on foot with $900 1n itma.11 btlls Wednesdar night afttt holdinc up a Costa Mesa p127.a parlor at gunpoint, police rcportl.>d today. Tbe lw'> puually .d isguised hantita ~fld a rear door o( Shakey'!I Piua P arlor. 2214 Nt'wport Blvd.. at 11 :05 p.m . while emploJl8 were deaning up the food outlet shortly after clos- 1ns. According lo witnesses. both men earried pislols and de · manded money from a pizza parkJr eashier. After gathering up Ute loot. tbe bandits a~ ly Oed OD foot. police aaid. One ol u.e suspect.a wore a nylon stodciDc over bis head while the ot.hoer held a wtait.e hnndkerd»el in lron.t ol b.i..s Catt to conceal his idenlitr. police s aid Fire Station ABadlWk JACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. (AP> -The seemincty best fire - proteded buildiJl& in t.bis city can 't get fire in· s urance. City Manaeer Warne Bowen won't al'gue with an tnsurance compaay wbkh canceled covera_ge on tht Jacksonville ~ach Fh'c Statton becau.se of termite infestation a.nd in· adequate electrical wlrtoi. •'The bulldfnc ls. just otm ap w\ttl termites;• Bo~,.. said. "We ba..-e a definite need for 1 oew 6.re •tation." ' Deuptte, ol 16761 Viewpoint Drive, and Marlow, of7592 Volga Drive, both in Huntington .Beach, were rescued Tuesday just m inutes before they would have died. They were rescued about 4 p.m . by Fire Depart me nt Capt. Gene Saunders. who inch~d his way down a 30-inch diameter concrete pipe with a rop e lifeline knoUed around his aokle . Because the arrest operation is continuing, not all the names o( those taken into custody so far have been released. One suspect was identified by police as Abelardo Jimene'l, re· ported owner o( El Castillo Bar in downtown Santa Ana. Bail on J imenez was set at $200,000. Son~ MatciIJ\fucer. 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April 7, 1977 CAIL Y PILOT A3 ()range County Losing Citru~_ Identity By KATHY CLANCY OI • ... 0 .. 11, ~ .... ,, ... Orange County farmers once grew more than 80,()()() a cres a year of the citrus fruit that gave the county its name. But by last year the orange grove area had dwmdled to only nbout 7.000 acres. And while agricultural produc- t ion once covered more than one third of the county's 780 square miles of land, it was scattered across onJ y 43,381 acres or 68 s qua re miles last year. Wednesday county supervisors b egan discussing ways to keep at least some of the r emaining farmland from being swallowed up by what has become t.he coun- ty's chief growth crop -booses and urban development. A 14-member agricultural pre- servation committee at work the past two years presented the board with three alternate methods of keeplng at least some farm acreage over the next 20 years. The proposals vary in price from $7.8 million to $146 million and call for preserving from zero to as much as 10,000 acres of Ulla· blesoil. Supervisors agreed to study . fhe proposals over the next few weeks andseta9:30 a .m . April 27 hearing on the committee pro· posals. They also said it is likely the A~WlropM .. SMALLEST MARINE JERRY PLEBAN AT ATTENTION More Obstacles Than the Average Boot Trainee Standing Tall ·· 4-9 Marine Makes the Gratk S 1\ N I >IE< ;o 1AI'1 .frrry J PIPhan'-. four rnol 111111' frJml• d Ot''>ll t fit tlw -.11·n·11I \fl'' of th<• l l ~ ~1.1ri11" an1I ''"''' fJ1l' t•1 m1·1·t tho· l 11 1 JI ' fl\'\: root 1111n1mu1n h1·1~ht rcqu1rc•mc·nt Hut a Mar1111• he· 1'. thank:-. to ;1 t•11mmanclant·., w,11\1•r ;1llowmg lht• 115 pounder In l'nh.'\l Of f1 c 111b .II th1' ~ar1nt• f'orps lh'<·n11t lh•pol twl11•\ 1• ht• "' the· i:;m,1111•'1 rn.11111111!1· corp<;. J'l1•lw11 20. nf ( 'lt•vc•land. rt· r <'11t h 11rom111«•d 111 t h1· r Jrtk of l\rl \ ,1l1• f11 'I c I." h .11! I II OVt'r c·orn1· nWI" 11h..,l;oc•l1·' than tht· Billy Cancer Race Nixed 'J 1\ Pl.ES. Fla I A I' I Tht• local r hartrr of th1' ,\OH'rt(';tn (':.inn•r Sor1t•lv :-.aul 1t do1•.,n 't "';11\l th1· $100,000 that <1 prnmotc•r s;u cl woulcl h{• r:wll'•l in J r;1n• fraturini;: th<' l'n•" d <· n t ':-. 1'11 ;11 n 'rn o \.. t n ~ hrolh1•r Il1lly D L Stont•hur1wr ,1 loC'.11 hus1m·:-.smun, 'jld ht• pa11l SI0,000 lo hav<.' Billy Cartrr attend a s wamp buggy ran• for the• ran1·er sor1Ny during Carter's v1:-.- 1t hr re Aprtl 21 23. "fit'Caui.e of the politi<'al nv l•rtoncs of Carter's srhcdull'<l ap~aranrc. it was fell best to withdraw can<'cr !-.oc1ety recogni· tton ." said David Shanord, pres1clrnt of the Collier County chapter. average 1...<'atherneck clurin~ his 12 weclu. of boot camp here. On a field cx~rcase al Camp Pendleton, other Man nes were as k(•d to leap over a wall. .. , had to put my rifle on the wall, step in a hole on the wall and then crawl over." Pleban re- called Wh1k jogging. Pleban had lo take• almost two steps for every one by other me mbers or his pla· loon Tailors faced a t a'k when handed his dress greens for altc•rat1om; · a ~tandard Manne ,,, ercoal rame to his ankles, ,:ind .,h1rt ptwkt•ts wl•re ut his bell Ir' t•I The· s hnR strap on ha!\ rifle had to h<' rlrasllcally shortened. Still. his rifle quahricat1on test 1•Jrnl'd ham an expert class1hca· tion, and he wa!\ a high finisher an physical fatness tests. depot of f1dals said. "ft waR a C'hallengc," said Pleban. who received !-.kept1C'al looks when he arnved a t the de pot an December. "But I didn't quit." Pleban '.itd. "I didn't want anybody to s<1y I got special favors because 1 wac; small " Observers said he made the grade without help. "All in all. PFC Pleban was one of the best r ccruiLc; in my pla· loon," said the platoon drill in- structor. "He just stayed in there," re· m embered PFC Michael A. Wright. 18, of Hartford, Ill. "He was an inspiration to the whole platoon." Pleban is o n leave before beginning training at Camp Pendleton 's school of ad- manlstralive per1rnnoel. farmtni lsaue will be referred to county ~tanning comml&sloner:; fol' debate·before final acLloo is taken. "( really lbinlt we are in a period of tJme now where we abould make a decision." Supervisor Ralph Diedrich saJd. "In a aense I suppose we should have made the decision earlier." he continued, "but just because lt wasn't made earlier doesn't mean we should not look at it today." FarmlanCJ preservation cannot be viewed alone, Diedrich said, ~ddlng supervisors also will have lo look into vter s upplies for ir- rigation anoways to keep farm- ing compatible with s urrounding Kidnap Special Concern SAN BERNARDINO <AP) Police are worried that one of two small girls believed kid· naped after their mother was stabbed to death Jasl week·may urgently need m edicalion for cystic fibrosis. urba n communitie~ And board Chairman Tom Riley said the committee's re- port might be refined and sup- plemented with other preserva- tion alternatives. The county panel, which in· eluded county officials and repres entat ives from agricultural and business in· t e res ts, co nclud e d that aericulluraJ will all but disap- pear ln the 1990's unless pre- servation steps are taken soon. The committee's Cirs t alternative would encourage pre- s erv alion of agriculture by monitoring development and of- fering property tax cuts to farmers. Th at alternative would cost $7 .8 million in the loss of property tax revenue, the committee's re· port said, and would postpone but reC'ognize the eventual demise of farming. The second alternative calls for the uurchas~ of develnomenl rights on up lo 10,000 acres of farmland and recommended the bulk of the purch ase come through a bond issue. The report. noted, for example, a $125 million bond proposal, if approved by voters, would tack 13.4 cents per $100 or assessed valuation onto the property tax · bills over the next 25 years. That amount could be cut. l.. AP Wl-.Pl\olO\ P olice investigators said the children, Brandi Summers, 5, and Tiffany Wise, 2, disappeared last Thursday about wben their mother , Beverly Wise, 26, was stabbed to death in her home. The Summers girl s uffers from cystic fibrosis and r equires re- gular medication, police detec- TWO MISSING GIRLS BELIEVED KIONAPEO Brandl Summers (left), 5; Ttffany Wlae, 2 tive David Franz said Wednes- day. "She was in the habit or ta.king her own medication," Fra nz said. "She knew when to take it and that if she didn't s he would g et very sick." Franz said he hoped a doctor :;omewherc in the stale soon would report being contacted for medication in such a case . License RequiTed For Working ·Nude ..... ..- "Ri~ht now our mood is op- timistic," Franz said ... I'm drawing on the fact that the girls weren't killed in the home and that whoever took the m has some d ementof kindness and is carin~ for them." The mother 's body was found slumped an a living room chair by her husband. Air Force Sgt. Claude Wise. when he returned home from his work at Nor1oon Air Force Bast. ' Police at first belie ved the girls' disappearance stemmed Employes of nude dance, modeling and "rap session" studios in unincorporated areas of Orange County wlll have to ob· tain licenses from the County Sheriff's Department, the board of supervisors has decided . At the request of Supervisor Phil Anthony the board ruled that a n('w county ordinance n·- quiring the licensin~ will take cf. feet immediately. The new ordinance also re- quires such firms to post signs in English and Spanish saying, .. Patrons are prohibited from dis robing on the premises." Crom a child custody dispute and questioned Mrs Wise's ex - hus band. Roy Summ ers of·-... Li verm o r e, in North ern California Investigators have decided Summers was not in· volved and they art.• harried, Franz said. Anthony hact called for the or· dinance in February after some Midway City r eside nts com- plained about two firms operat- ing in their area. County officials explained the license will require a criminal re- cords check by the Orange Coun- ty Sheriff's Department befon· being granted. At the tame, Midway City Chamber of Commerce Presi- dent Del Catron complained that nude modelinit and dance firms wC're moving mlo unincorporated a reas because some cities had adopted stronger controls . Only licensed employes will be permitted to work in the nude. however , if dollars could b(' generated through revenue shnr mg, ~rnnts, fees assessed to d\'· velopers or lease or farmland. • The third proposal would caU for the public to purch ase larar and s mall plots of farmland near freeways and other visible locit- tions. ., The cost or tha t alternative wus estimated at $74 million, and lhl· committee concluded it too likely would have to depend upon passage or a bond issue. Copies of the committee's rf' port may be obtained through supervisors' offices or from the county Environmt.•ntal Manage- m ent Agency. Countian Perishes In Crash TUCSON, Am <AP) -Pima Cou nty Sh e ri rr•s deputic:-. planned today to return lo lf\l' sate where a Light plane cr ashro to continue an investigation 111t11 the death or James 0. Smith of Anaheim, Calif. The wreckage. human remilin:-. and Smath·s identification cardi- werc found Wednesd ay at the re- mote site by a backpacker, sajd Lt. Norman Ranger. Ranger said Michael Lillyquist or Plaltevallc. Wis .. s tumbled on the wreckutw and found the identification und human hand. Smith was last ~cen Feb. 3 when he took off from Phoenix. Officers who fl ew lo the scene later reported human re mains were sN1ttercd over a wide are;.i but cut short their investigation because-0rdarkness and to await Federal (\viat1on Administration offi£.ials. • R anger said th e hik~r found the r emains Wcdnesduy mornin~ abou t 40 mil c :-. northwest of Tuc~on and it too\.. him about four hours to hike into the s heriff's s ubs tation ,n Marana. 23 miles from the cra$h scene. • The plane, said ran~cr. was thl· same color and carried the saOl{' numbers as the one Smith, 3;1, w as flyin~ when he vanished more than two months ago. The plane was owned by Smith·s cmploycr, Elbert Long. - A Civil Air P atrol Search afte\o Smith left Pho«nix following a flight from Full<'rton failed th locate t~ wreckage. "We've ~ot a task force work- ing on it but so far we've turned up nothing tangible," he s aid. noting that Summers' statement that he was e lsewhere al the time or the crime checked out. A man with s hort r eddash- brown hair. "which would be consistent with military person- nel," a nd wear in g a blue vertical-s tripe shirt a nd dark slacks was seen escorting the youn~er child to :a gold Camuro the day Mrs. Wise died, f"ranz !>aid. SOFA BED SALE! Draft Women Idea Mulled WAS HINGTON (AP) Women have proven to be such a n assel lo tbe Army that "serious consideration" should he ((iven to drarting them if Congress restores conscription. the Anny chief of starf says. But, Gen. Bernard W. Rogers added in the interview today in the Washington Post, that he and senior commanders do not want to give up the all-volunteer Army and return lo the dra(t. Rogers, the Army's top man in uniform, said he has been im· pressed by the quality of the women entering the service and said the Army is conducting its first fjeld t~l l.o determine how many more women it could effec- tively use. SAVE 15o/o Severa.l Styles To Choose From .. OC Seeks $4.8 Million Queen and dual size · • These ere very comfortable sofa bt'ds for sitting and !leeping. Furuh to Aid LOw-coat Homing ProjeclJI A $4.8 million federal spending program to help provide lt>wer- cost housing and restore dedin- 1ng neighborhoods won the 4lP· prov al of Orange County superVlsors Wednesday. The applicalion for federal Housin g n nd Commuo\ty Development funds covers J*O- jects for county government an<1 13 citle5'ln UH! county. Supervisors earlier this year held public hear ings on lh€' spending parknge. fo'lve cities along the Orange Coast wUJ share 1610,000 ln tho ptoaram while county projects account ror another $2.2 m!lUon. The county aubmlt.s a con,. solldated appUcation for county projects and those of 13 smaller dtiea ln the county while larger cities receive their all~aUons direcUy. Of the total, $2.49 "'ntion wm go for public works projects and another $780,000 for home im- provement loans. · Projects for cities along the Oran~e Coast include $120,000 to buy tand for a Laguna Beach senior ciUtrns boualng project. $190,000 to build now streets in Founaln Valley's ColonJa Juarei community and $.1.5,000 for im· provemcnl plans 1n San Juan Capiatrano'e ta Rios barrio. Another $1.50,000 would be used for property acquisition or public works projects to reduce home . costs in Irvine and $25,000 for Irvine senior citizen or student housing. In addition, the City of Seal Beach would receive $88,000 for alley improvements a nd $2,000 for n housing information pro- iram. County government's share of the appllcatlon also includes $120,000 to buy land in Capistrano Buch !or 40 to 50 low-coat homes. PAOFiSSIONAL tNnn10R DESIGNERS Optll Mon,. lhuo. & Fri. hat. • A wide selection of fabrics and colors to choose from. • Reversible backs and seat cushions.• 12 15 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA. CALIF. . A4 DAIL v PILOT . : .last "\~ 'I -.. ; . "\~~. with .... T .. ~,·"; om · arp hlae , . BLACK GOLD DEPT. -You might think it would be impossi· ble to lake a plunge into the Pacific Ocean and coma up dry. Don't bet on it. Two oil companies, Gulf and Shell, took a $175 million dive off our coast recently and apparent· ty ca,ne up with goose eggs. No oil. All of this developed some 75 roiles off our coastline at a loca· tion known as Tanner Banks. Tb.is locale is far enough out to sea that you wouldn't witness any of the drilling activity unless you are a boating person. Both comparues were hopeful that at Tanner p anks, they would be pioneering a vast new un· dersea oil fi cld..6nd the millions or dollars starn!a rolling out in the gamble. Thul'Mlay, Apnl 7, 1077 . Satellite T o P r obe H eavens WASHINGTON (AP) -A s ophisticated new scientific satellite will be launcJted next month to study some of the most mysterious objects in the un· iverse -pulsars, quasars, ex· ploding stars and black boles in space. All are sources of high.ene rgy protons, or e lectromagnetic waves, such as X·rays, gamma rays and gaJactic cos mic rays. THE SPACE AGENCY had hoped to launch the satellite April 15. but officials said today that the shot has been postponed until at least May 1 because of a defective guidance gyroscope in the payload. The information gathered by the satellite could lead to a better understanding of how high energies are generated in space, how basic elements are formed and how the universe was created. • Warmt h For e c ast Flood Victims Begin Ret11rn By'l'beA.llOClated Preas Thousands of Appalachia flood refugees beaan returning to their water·ravaged homes as governmenL agencies prepared to feed and assist them. President Carter declared parts of soutbeastem Kentucky a dlR· aster area Wednesday after a White House official Loured the stricken counties. OFf1CIALS IN Wes t Virginia, Mingo County, in the southwest Virginia and Tennessee also part of the state, the worst hit. were seeking federal disaster "AN ENTIRE community was declarations to make flood vie-washed away," he said of the tims eligible for government as· Mingo County town of Matewan, sistance. where only 25 serviceable houses The U.S. Geological Survey remained. "I am determined lo said that although some rivers see Matewan resurrected.'' were still to crest today, waters About 11 tons of federal rood have begun receding across the commodities, including 6,500 region. T he agency said the pounds or canned beef, were sent flooding was the worst some of by truck Wednesday to flood· the areas could expect in 100 r avaged eastern Kentucky, state years. Agriculture Commissioner Warmer temperatures a1so ThomasHarrissaid. were to provide a respite from "The U.S. Department of the cold and snow that followed Agriculture just made it availa- Monday's downpour and resul· ble to us. tant flooding, blamed for at least ''We've got it going now. It's 14 deaths. just a matter of coordinating, T UE NATIONAL GUARD knowing bow many we'll need to moved water purificatlon units to feed and for how long." GULF ALONE PAID $25 million in 1975 for the rights lo drill on federal tracts beneath the sea at Tanner Banks. Then the company outfitted a self.propelled floating oil rig named Ale utian Key and steamed off to find the Black Gold. By the time the floating rig had started drilling the sea bottom while moored in 680 feet of water, GuU had spent a report· 'cd $71.4 million. From a practical standpoint, the National Aeronatucs and Space Administration <NASA) s aid it does not know where the data might Jead. But it noted that scientists have studied other forms or electromagnetic radia· tion in space, such as ultraviolet and infrared, and have transformed the data into elec· trical applications, holography, radar, infrared photography and radio and television. The appeal of the crippled widow of the only U.S. soldier shot for desertion in more than a century may end in a personal decision by President Carter, one of her backers says. Antoinette Slovik, 62, lives on welfare in a Detroit nursing home. She is asking for benefits pro· vided by a $68,000 life insurance policy taken by her late husband, Pvt. Eddie Slovik. She met with Pentagon of· ficials Wednesday after sitting in her wheelchair in the rain in front of the White House. the Virginia communities of Gate HE Au;o SAID arr angements City, Pennington Gap and St. were made for air drops or large Charles. Other communities re-plastlc containers or fresh water ported that water for cooking and in lo communities isolated by the drinking was scarce. flooding. The number left homeless in Martial law was declared in the state was estimated at Harlan County to keep away between 1,000 and 2.000. "gawkers" and guard against West Virginia Gov. John D. looting. Sheriff Billy G. Williams Rockefeller IV estimated complained that ••streets are damages at $S0 milllon with crowded with people who don't belong here." ' All this rather expensive effort .began last November . By Jan. 2 :Of this year. Shell had joined the ':Tanner Banks wildcat plunge. Lebanon City Falls ~. Then on Jan. 18, Gulf an· ilounced it had eompleted its first .'well to a depth of 9,000 feel and ;plugged the hole with concrete. NASA ANNOUNCED today that the 7.000·pound satellite will be launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla .. and will be named HEAO·l. for High Energy Astronomy Observatory. The second and third payloads in the series will be launched in 1978 and 1979. Offensive Raises Fear of Israeli Action Stop Waste Stop Waste : Now that doesn't mean Gulf :railed to strike oil. Plugging the )lole would be normal procedure ;with an exploratory well, regard· ~ess of the find. The company :would then drill several other ex· j>erimenlal holes in the same vicinity. THE IDEA IS that if you strike <Oil with the first drilling, then the company punches down some more holes to determine the sizC' of the undersea oi l pool. But, just finding oil out there i sn't enough. Gulf 's a r ea exploration 'manager, H.F. llazcl. explained 'that to be economically feasible. ·,YOU must hit a n undersea oil pool .that will produce about 1,000 bar· .rels oC crude per dny from each well Abruptly this week. both Gulf ;ind Shell offtc 1.1ls announced they are pulling up ~takes al Tan· dl<'r Banks /\ r.111( spokesman :was nuult«I :is !>ayin~ lhC' loc-;itHm is ·· a h1ll<•r disappointmrnt A Shdl offi cial. how1•vf'r .... ud. ''W1· 111)1\0! W<lllt to ~IVI' th<' 1m prr:-<.11m tb;1t w1"n• thro""mg m Hw tow1•l al Tannrr BJnks ' TOWEL OR NOT, hoth com r>:11111•s an· mov1n~ on with their n it n~s whil1• Exxon anll Tcx;Jt'o ~till plan lo sink ll•sl wtolh in the ,-ann1·r Hunks vwin1t y • r>oPs ;ell th1 -; m1-.1n Tanrwr 1i :111ks 1' v0td or Bl.ir k <;ol<I" l\'tJYhl· Hut m a\-hr· not. ton • l>r c:ordon G;1still, <• San Pie go St <ill' i.:1·ntoi.:y prof, -;ays ~hat purwhini;: down a tt•-;t wt•ll pnd then !\!'t·rn~ hk1· you 1ust lo ... t y<1ur s hi rt " ;111 old otl comptin y ruse. Soml'llOlt.'" tt's done to fakl' out thr com11d1t.111n . ; Remember this about mlm1•n They ure reputt'd to have a cnl Orful vocabulury lhal can turn tht• air blue at times. Rut they don't know wh:ll th1· tyord "quit" means. Much of the information these satellites seek cannot be col- lected by earth observatories because· of the hindrance of e arth's thick atmosphere. Orbit· ing at nearly 250 miles, the HEAOs will be above the al· mosphere. Earlier. less sophisticated satelli tes have identified more th;.in 200 high energy sources in space, and the HEAO series 1s expected to locate thousand s more because the payloads will scan a vast area of the uni versC' The previous information ha:- helped form a modern view of a cont1nuously evolving uruverse BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP> - Palestinian guerrillas captured a vital Christian stronghold in southeast Lebanon today jn a major offensive that raised fears or Israeli intervention. Israeli warplanes were report- ed to have crossed the border on ; low.altitude reconnaissance flights as guerrillas victoriously announced the initial gains of their new offensive, staged with tacit Syrian support. Prose c utor Murdered KARLSRUHE. West Germany <A P > -An unidentified gunman firing from a motorcycle as· sassinated West Germany's lead· ing pros ecutor of urban terrorists today as his car pulled away from a traffic light in downtown Karlsruhe, police said. ACT Seeks Ban On TV Candy Ads WASIUNCTON (J\ P> -Young children are the unfair victim!i of telev1s1on commercials that make between·mcul cand y snacks look ~!amorous, when in fact they can cause obesity and bad teeth. a Boston· based organization says. The group accused four candy companies, including the makers of "Ltfe Savers" and "Snickers Bars," of unfair and deceptive iidvertlsing practices and asked lhc Federal Trade Comm1ss1on to slop th e commercia l messages. •·THE OOLO MAY believe the c·ntire commC'rcial message, par rot its words and remember the nume of the product without ap- prt>clatlng the motive of the nd- vntiscr.'' the organi zation, /\c· tlon For Children 's Television (ACT >. said in an action filed Wt·clnesday. "Neither will the child re· coj(nu;e the health problems re· l3ted to the consum ption of these products.'' ACT in the past has won !i horle r aclvcrt1scmcnts on television shows designed for children and a ban on on·camera commercial pitches hy hosts of the programs. 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Cll•nc• of llQM r1ln F'rldAV,,.,..,.nln<J 1.10111 vMl•bl• wind\ 1'110111 Af\d mornlno_, Hl911,1nt11tf!O'i C:onl•I trmpoorAlur•• w111 f.lnQe belw .. n SS •no oS. 1"'•"d 11m ixorelu••• will ••noo> boot••"'"" \A ~nd IC. TM w•ttr lttn1Mralur• wlll ~ ~. s...., -~Tide• TMUltJOAV Second low ) 11 om. 1 • "''°"Cl lllQll 11!)00 I'll. 't ,ltlOAV f'l"t low ~·oa m O 4 "lr\llllQll I,,. m ) A k cono low ~ oeo m l I wnrl""•"»e.m.,Hh6 Ito ftl. MOOI\ "'" 10:)7 p,m .. MO''". m. S-.rl Rqort H11nl11191on, Nowpon ~ ., .. ,. \M•ll \<0\11-lt<'fy 1 ... 11 81'11 10 l-M4'! l•lt eti.r,_ •nd evonlno. ( I NSHORT ) The Baden· Wuerttemberg ln· terior Ministry said Federal Prosecutor Siegfried Bu back, 57. and his driver died instantly and his bodyguard was critically wounded. BW Strengthene d WASHINGTON (AP ) -The House of Representatives is tak· ing President Carter's human rights stand so seriousiy that it inserted stronger human rights language than Carter wanted in an international aid bill. It then approved the bill 194· 156 . Rejecting a written appeal from the President a gainst tak· ing "an overly rigid approach," the House adopted an amend- ment Wednesday that requires Americans on the World Bank and other International lending organizations to vote against loans for countries that violate human rights. Gandlaf Probe S e t NEW DELHI, India <AP>-In· dian's new government said to- day it will launch a broad in· vestigation into the "excesses, malpractices and misdeeds" of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's emergency rule. Home Minister Charan Singh indicated to Pac.liament that Mrs. Gandhi's controversial son Sanjay would be among those in· vestigated by a special com- mission of inquiry. We'll tell you WASHINGTON CAP >Sen. Thom as J. Mcintyre -<D· N.H.), vice chairman or a federal commission to eliminate wasteful paperwork, acknowledged his "profound embarass· ment" at learning that a computer mixup caused the mailing or duplicate copies of his newsletter. M clntyre said th at "even worse. the problem was caused by a computer program which was in· tended to prevent dupllca· lion of addresses." He said he will "do ev· erything in my power tu make sure it doesn'L hap· pen again." whereto go Wherhcr it's a tip on a fine restauranr, a clue ro lead you to a painting vou've waited a lifetime ro sec or a mini-review of a movie or play, Weekender h elps you plan more fun in your weekend . Weekender brings you complete news. features and listings of the arts and entertainment events scheduled each weekend along the Orange Coasr. And, you'll find he I pf ul advice on fine area restaurants penned by Norman Scanley in his Out 'n' About column. 'Daily Pilot scnf£ writers regularly contribute reviews of films and performing am amac:cions to help you make your bcsc entertainment choice. You'll find the most complete array of cheater advertising of interest co Orange Coa$C residents in chc pages of We~kcndcr. Finally, a complcce cvenrs c.1lendar guides you co area attractions offering low or no-cosc fun . To plan mor~ (un in your weekend. every Friday read ( WEEKENDER J. in rhc DAILY PILOT 642-4321 .. , .. Singer Target of Gays Anti-BrymU Campaign Profitable Bwine11 SAN f'RANCJSCO CAP) -When San .Francisco's large a nd, activist homosexual community opened 1t• annual gay softball league aeuon this sjring, the ceremonial pitcher stood up to tos~out the traditional first ball. He threw an oranie instead. After the ga me, ~vcral thousand thirsty spectators poured int4 the city's esllm ted 100 gay bars and, more <>ften than not, were greetf:!d by signs saying, "We f>erve only California ofange juice." ll's all aimed at~inger Anita Bryant, wh• does television commerl'/als for Florida orange JUICf and Is spearheading a ca,,pai~n to r epeal a Miami or- d inance prohibiting job H Y414T discrimination agailst homosexuals. FOR A CITY 9f 665,000 residents with a n estimated 100,000 h•mosexuals, many or them politicaJJy active, Nass Bryant has become not only a rallying point but a lso big business. Whlte and ~old tee shirts with anti-Bryant slogans-such as "Squeeze a fruit for Anita" -sell for $6.95 each. Marty Thomason. m anager of The Town Square, said he sells m ore than 70 s hirts a week, calling it "fan- tastic." The Ta vern Guild, a consortium that in- cludes most of the city 's gay bars, has adopted an official policy of serving only California or ange juice when possible. A BUSY RECORD s tore on gay-oriented Polk Street rilll'd Its front windows with gay m agazines mler spersed with old Anita Bryant r ecords. "We even :.<'II a rcw old Anita Ury<.1nt r e- cords that have 1athered dust for years," said a clerk. "I imagine they are buyint facetiously." Miss Bryant's group collected enough signatures on peUtions to force a counlywide r e fe r endum on the ordinance. lt w as scheduled for June 7 but a judge Issued an in- junction March 31 prohibiting any county ac· Uon pending a he aring scheduled Friday. GAY LEADERS HERE, who saw the June 7 election as perhaps a crucial turning point in the gay right& movement, were gear- ing up support for Florida groups opposing Miss Bryant. "This is critically important to the gay m ove ment," sald Hank Wilson of the Gay Commwtity Center. ''If gay people win, It will push us ahead tremendously.'' Wilson s aid Miss Bryant•s anli- homosexual campaign has led lo the eay com- munity organizing a boycott or Florida citrus products. .. IT WILL CONTINUE, either until the In· dustry terminates he r employment or she stops doing what she's doing, talking hate," he added. Miss Brya nt, 37, and the molhP.r of four children, began he r petition drive after the Dade County Commission refused to rescind the ordinance. Her husband and manager, Bob Green, also joined the effort. A devout Southern Baptist, she told the commission she feared the ordinance would encourage homosexuals to recruit youngsters to their ranks. "Homosexuals cannot reproduce, so they must r ecruit," she said. Miami gay leaders s aid they had no Inten- tion or recruiting anyone, wanting the or· dinance only lo formalize their rights to open housing and employm ent. ' Insects SaidFound At Eateries Designed for entertainment LOS ANGELES <AP) -Six Long Beach-based resta urants have been na'med in a civil suit ac - cusing them of health st andard violations in- c I u d in g h uvi n g l ive cockroaches and rodents in the kitchen areas. The r es t a ura nts, .. ...... ope r ated by S pecialty R es t aura nts Corp. of Long Beach, included . -..... th e Ca s ta w ay "'" wt,..P""'0 Restaur ants in Burbank Colao•t and Pomona, the Proud Sandy Hill, forme r Bird near Los ~ngeles beauty q ueen an d lntern ataon a~ A1~po.rt, t c ) c v i s i 0 n ' the Ody.,sey in M1ss1on n ewswom· 0 r 7 1 .. , ~fills ar:id Pieces of Eight a or • 10 Man na dcl Rey. They year:,, v.111 b e t he we r e a bo accus ed or n <' w. c o h o ~ t o n f a 1 I u r e t o k e ·e p A BC s ··Good Morn pe r is hables at proper mg America" c ffct-tem peratures. tivr• J\pral 2~ M 1-.s The :.1xlh fa cili ty Hill, 30, b currc-nth nam ed v.as the Ports O ' :1 r e port t•r for KA BC Cu 11 rcst<t urant tn San TV Los J\ng ·IC''>. P~dro •. cited for m inor ' v1olat1<>ns suc h as a fjal Url' lo s u p p l y Appointed Capitol New,. S.-rvlce- SA C R A M f: NT O Gov. 1-:dmund G Rrown has appointPd lia r vey l'urJ?atch or S<lfl DH·i.to to th e California llor:.t• Racing Boord e m ploy e w ash a r eas walh soap and towe ls. Deputy Dist. Atty . .Judith Gelfand said a prC'limanary injunction v.111 Ul' sought lo prevent the serving or food In the f1 Vl' rr:-t.1urantc; until they <'omply with r egula l10n:- Gift Probed Assemblyman 011 Spot? SAN FRANCISCO I A J> 1 All \" Gen. Evelle J . Younger s ays h(· will look 1nt11 thr leRnhty of As- sem blyman W1ll11• llrnwn Jr . ., f,11lure to report a $2,500 tc ll•v1s1on ~l'l ~IVf'n lo him h) the owner of a chum of nude enrounlt•r purlor~ The lnVl'Sllg11t1on of t he San Fr a ncisco Oemoc·r al will!)(' aamcd at finding nut "whether or not thC'rc's bcr n u v1olnlion of anv laws relative lo report.Log," Younger !-.:ud Wedne!>day THE SAN FllANC'JSCO Ch ronicle reported Wednesday that the 1'V Net was purchased by Samuel J . Conti. owner oC several nude encounter businesses in the city. The Chronicle s1tid the set was purchas ed last Books, records. even the TV set. have a way of cluttering up a room. But we have a way to prevent it. Come in and choose from our selection of handsome, sturdy furn iture made expressly to hold these fun th ings. Then put your house rn order. You'll en1 oy 11 more. All furniture 1s ready lo assemble. YOUR CHOICE ENTERTAINMENT FURNITURE Reg. 19 .99 12.88 A. TELEVISION CART With walnut grain laminated wood shelves. Plated steel walnut trimmed legs. 2 1'2 ~ heavy duty. non mamnCJ swivel coasters 18 ~• • H x 14" o x 2rw Model J:UT402. B.BOOKCASE Durable solid core construction. At1ractive walnut finish 93/e'" x 24 • x 2e• H. Model#27. C. RECORD CABINET Walnut finish and solid core construction. 1s:lf•"x24 r2" x 22" H. Model ~28. Kl11 your lawnmower goodbye Healthy, grQw,nq d•<":hondn flat'! ready tor transpla111 rg t.'a,..os a beau• ful. dense 111 ... ~ E•Pl!C a / adaotable lo tandscap ,.~ nro1llc':> .n ''never rePOs to t i' mov.eo 18" square f.a1s DICHONDRA FLAT:;, Reg 1 79 1.28 Fantaay flowers Peler Pan (Agapanthus) Is an evergreen that grows 8-1 2· 1all With blue flower clumps on top of 12-1 s· stems. Blooms midsummer to early fall. Plant In sun or partial shade. In one gallon cans. PETER PAN, Reg. 1.69 98c B. Nature's holiday gift The unmistakably sweet fragrance of gardenias. The Iona-tasting rainbow hues of hibiscus. Enfoy it all now at your houso. It's a lovely way to say "Spring is here." 1 gallon. YOUR CHOICE GARDEN SHRUBS, Reg. f.69 88c -. November and d elivered lo Brown's home, but that 1--------------------"""----------r----------"----------------------t it was not reported o n the assem blyman's Stale· m ent of Economic lnterest.s fil ed with the Fair Political Practices Commission cov<'ring the period Dec. 3, 1975 to Dec. 6, 1976. BROWN SAID THE sel wasn't delivered until a fler Dec. 6 a nd therefore it would be listed on his next State ment of Economic Interests The as- semblyman s aid he told Conti he would deduct the value of the TV set from legal recs Conti owed him. l Executive Ofllcet: 781 2 Edinger Avo., Hunllngton Beech, CA 926<67 Soutflern C1//fornle Regional 01flces: 4140 Long Besch Blvd., Long Beach. CA 90807 8955 Volley View St., Buena Parj(, CA 90620 G} 20715 S. Avalon Blvd., Caraon. CA 90746 • 1001 E. lmperl11I Hwy , La H1br11, CA 90631 • 1095 lrvlno Blvd., Tu1tln, CA 92680 .. ~~!o 23& N. Citrus Ave , Weal Covina, CA 91 793 w 101• The tall & short Your choice. ltall11n Cypress or Saagreen Junipers. Italian Cypress grows fest and forms a stately column ol blue oreen Seagreen Junipers spread out wide end stay low. forming a blue-green blanket. 5 gallon. YOUR CHOICE IT AL/AN CYPRESS OR SEAGRC£N JUNIPER, Rog. 5.99 3.48 Floating foliage Hang a garden of greenery for a natural accent Indoors or out. Choose a variety of plants. In- cluding piggybacks, creeping charllee. coleus and oll'lers. Ins· Pol• with wire hangers. YOUR CHOICE HANGING PLANTS, Reg. 3.99 2.48 Ward & Harrington Garden Grove Fullerton Coate Mesa Orange 301 So State College 870·0050 1275 Brfatol 558·1SOO 324 West Katella 532-2506 S•I• price1 good Thurtd1y through Sund•y. Cloaed Eaater Sund1y, Aprll 10. 7107 Gardon Grove Blvd. 537-9571 or 893·6523 Ope n Mon. thru Fri 9 to 9 Sat & Sun 9 lo 6 · Opon Mon thru Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. & Sun. 9 to 6 Open Mon. thru Fri. 9 to 9 Set. & Sun. 9 to 6 Open 9 to 6 overy day I At DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL P GE Costly 'Adjtistinent' Orange County supervisors this week hardly drew a deep breath when they shifted budget ac- counts to cover an unbudgeted $4.1 million worth of patient care ut UCI Medical Center. The budgeting undersight occurred last year when county officials somehow convinced themselves that a teaching affiliation agreement with UC I Medical School was plunging county taxpayers into deeper s hades of red mk at what was then the Orange County Medical Center. In their negotiations with UCl for sale of th'• lnedical center, the budget officials and supervisors bad argued that at least half that red ink.would disap- pear if UCl bought the medical center and took over its operations. · • So they budgeted accordingly and estimated the medical center's cost to the taxpayers for 1976-77 at an unrealistic $.S miJlion. Now they're told the t ab this year will be $9.1 million. There's no claim that UCI is at fault. The fa ult admittedly is poor budgeting. Hence the hastily and quietly approved budget adjustment or $4.l million-which represents about five cents on the county tax rate. That m eans last year's slash in the county tax r ate was~'t all that 1t was cracked up to be. Or. to put it another way, it will be taxpayers who eventually pay for the $4.1 millio miscalcula- tion. Robin Hood Tax Plan 1ndeed. most local officials already have checked it oH as :l tax s hlft, rather than a tax relorm. Unlike payroll or "commuter" taxes which hcncfit the area or employment (usually a large cityJ rather than of residence (usually a suburb). the pro- posed tax would be imposed only on residents. The idea would be to permit cities and counties to levy an income lax proportionate to each resident's state income tt•X obtigation-5 percent for counties and an additional 10 percent for cities. The tax would be collected by the s tate and dis- tributed to cities for property tax relief on the basis or their populoation, rather than the amount of tax con- tributed. And the property tax relief would be based on in- come, rather than the value of property owned. Families earning more than $40,000 would receive no property tax benefit and state income taxes would be increased for families e¥ning more than $37,oo<f· a year. In short, it's another Robin Hood plan under which higher income areas would help ease the pro· perty tax burden for lower income areas, while re- ceiving little or nothing in r eturn. There would be a benefit for older property owners living on modest fixed incomes. But the tax burden would s teadily increase for younger workers as they moved up the pay scale. And one key to any true tax reform , reduction of state-mandated local government spending, seems to have been overlooked. The local income tax measure proposed by As- semblyman Willie Brown (D-San Francisco), s up- posedJy as part of the state's effort to reduce property taxes has little to attract Orange Cou nty support. ln fact, s ince only 75 percent of the money collect- C'd would be used for property tax relief, the re- mainder being allocated to "any general governmen- tal purpose," the end result could be even higher gov· crnmentspending. This plan is not the answer. ~ ~ybt ltAn wi 11 se1\ us som~ f Arts ~A<k.11 Hanging Around Congress Can Pay Dividends WASHI NGTON -Nebraska's Senator Edward Zorinsky has gotten considerable attention and praise for telling a reporter that he has better things to do with his time than silting around the world's most exclusive men's club. Mr. 7.orin!lky's complaints about his colleagues aren't nov- el -egocentricity, pettiness and a disinclina- tion to do the public's busi- n ess -but th ey seem more irritat- ing I y true after the con- gressional p erform an('(' o f the l ast thrt-emonths. The legislative passion and concern has been concentrated in descending order of importance on 1) salary raises. 21 fringe benefits. 3> what limits 1f any should be plat·cd on t.'l!Lra income tamed by moonlighting mem- bers who can't make it on $57.000 per year. anc1 4) the low est.et'm these paupers are held in by a citizenry which doesn 't un- d er s tand the extent the 535 sen a tors and congresspersons sacrifice themselves for lhe com- monweal. One reason senators don't get the appreciation they deserve 1s that 1t is so hard to find out what. beyond their salaries. 1s the ac- tual level of Mmpensation for their often dubious and dispensa- ble services. Wl' all know about the recent 30 percent salary in- crease. and the private sw1m- m 1 n g poo l. and the free massages, but there are other acts of selflessness practiced by members of Congress many of us haven't heard. FOR EXAMPLE. I didn't know unti l l read Robert Shrum's re- cent article 1n ··~ew Times" that t he kids of sc n .1 t ors und represent al1\·eo; can >:et their term papers written fo r them by the drones an I he LI brary or Congress. Or who would have' guessed thJl carh of tht> members gets two free potted plant!! every month, free luggage, tax-free c1gg1es, free combs and brushes, and a subsidized bar bershop where the senatorial self· sacrificers can get a rator-cut and a shampoo for three bucks and a shoe shine for two bits. You can't even get u two-bit shoo Russia Takes Grim View of Athletics For the 1980 Summt>r Olym- pics the finest athletes ln thc- world Wlll converge on MO!>cow. They mightiti1 "well stay home H whnt's past is prologue. the Russians will man11Ke lo win hy hook or crook. The world's earliest athlete-s -in Spurta and OU>c1cnt Romt: -literal l y 'tran for their lives." In athletic competition. b»c k where the Olympics began. th e winners won no big money -bu\. they we re other- wise motlvat<'d: The losers were put to death. Russia takes athletic competi· lion almost thnt seriously today. Look at the !ace o( Olga t(orbu\. when she competes: in her face you can see the im - portance Russia puts on win- ning! Chicago Tribune sportswriter Rick Talley has been dotng 1ome investigAtive r eporting on this subject. He confirms that Dear Gloon1y ·Gus LelJ c-ovemmcnl control- lowu milk prices. That's whet free enterprise is all about. Rtmember? G.J . ( PAUL HARV~Y) they don't play fair. He says th,·y are. rn ract. ''the mo~t ac- com phshl'd. bl11tant cheaters i n the history O( SP')rt " F,xamples: nor is Osenenko hot-wired his dut-ltn.i: sword in the Montreal games of 1976. R uss1 a 's wat<'r polo team. out or the running ror medals. tned lo withdraw Crom further play, claiminJ! 11lncss. but suddenly recovered wht>tl threatened with banishment. from world com- peltt1on. l\NO RUSSIA'S wei~htliflers c::i me to Munich m 1972, bloated wiLh steroids. When the W1>rld Acrobatic Champion~hips we re held in Kiev in 1976. lht• Soviet hosts rigged the Judging, changed the rules during the competition a nd manged lo <tward top team a nd lop individual prizes to Russian.4'. The Americans -who have bested the best of the Russians in every competition outside Russia -not wanting to create an International bruhaha, bit their Ups and went home. AMERICAN t eam manager Bob Carmichael said, "It's dlf· (1 cult to describe how brazen those p eople are. how de- termined lo c l3lm victory however \lnfairly ... Tulley flgures that even NBC wlll rue the day it paid the Russians $8S mUlion for broad- cast rights to these nut l(ames, expecting that RuHla wlll aJso demand and get dozens or Sov· let edited "cultural hours" on that network l'howinl( the world the "unblemished b auty" or the Soviet Union. [ ) Hill: wife. d aughter and his son- OF MAN in-law. who works in Wright's VON ff F own office." T ell us again. _ _ Congressman Wright, how much you give up to come here a nd shine in a late nig ht movie serve. anymore. . Another thing senators give up ~ for Lhc public good upon assum- . ing oHice 1s paying for their own meals. The prices in the Senate dining room are so low that last year the food subsidy worked out to eight grand pe r senalor or $800 .000. And these guys can ac· tually froth at the mouth at giv- ing hot lunches to Chicano school kids. Shrum discovered a neato trick for J!Ctling around the anti- ncpollsm rule. Instead of you ~cr<HC'h my back. I'll scratch yours. 11.'s you hire my wife a nd I'll hire ynur kid "/I. daughter of Reprrsental1 vc J nhn Dent or Pennsylvania went lo work in the office of Representative Richard lchord of Missouri. Another Dent daughter was hired by Connec- t1c u l Congress man Robert Giaimo, whose own daughter, in turn. was given a stafC position on Dent's House Elections Subcom- mittee... Newly elected House Majority Leader James Wright has had hi s clan 'all over Capitol ANOTHER THJ~G you ar<' forced to give up if a lynch mob or \lolcr·s deprives you of your con- stitutional rights and makes you endure the pain of ~enatorship •~ your current lousy and expensive health insurance. Senators get free physicals. free lab service and free funerals. In the event they recover, they get a Oat-rate. subsidized bill for their private room at Walter Reed llosp1tal. There is simply no end to the deprivations that go with being a member of Congress, Shrum tells us: "Secretaries report that they regularly shop for con g ressmen's groceries. clean their houses and lake their cars to be repaired. A House member recently djspatchcd a leg1slatavc assistant to bury his daughter's dead cat.•• · Oh what these dedicated men. who incidentally get free car washes in the Cree parking slots, will not forego to play swobby on the ship of state. T hese tried and tribulated sena tors with their free WATS lines for unlimited long-distance calling need every penny in pay a nd perks because many of them arc rich. a nd the rich arc notorious for believing it is im- moral to spend their own monc>. Erghleen senaturs arc provablt· m1lhonaires. and while that pro- portion of feel thy rich to orcUnary folks is slightly higher than in the populatton 1n genera l, less opulent sen a tor s need not despair. THE WASIUNGTON Post re- ports that it is a job in wtuch one can WJJX fat not only in power but in wealth. The newspaper in- forms us that the sainted George McGovern e ntered the Senate ~S.000 in debt and IS y~ars later has a net worth oC $237.000. Not il- legal, not immoral. not unethical but not deserving of pity or praise for having gone without in order lo help his fellow man. McGovern may have helped his fellow man but he helped himself loo so that we owe him nothing. He's been paid off. Likewise a Hubert Humphrey who entered the Senate worth about 50 grand and is now worth 12 times as much. Hang around Congress !or a while and you may not get very rich but you11 be comfortable, especially with those pensions which pay 10, 20, JO and more thousand a year. Jf you're :isking why congresspeople ~hould get more than the ~oc1 al sccunly checks you'll have Lo li ve· on. the ;.1ni.wer is becau~c I hey'vc !>acrif1ced so m\lch. H 's mildly disguslinR to see these rich people constantly tussling over how much ncher they should allow themselves lo get. but what is amazing is that m the last three months they've made more noise about their salaries than they have about the _ n ational budget. Every time you turn on the set they're in Ule , mid.'lt ol anothor cont rovcrsy, be it over lltiing their secretanes as call girls or sneaking their Wl\'e:, on free vacations to Europe. A disagreeable and disillusion- ing lot. they'll nol get the support they think they will if Jimmy Carter doesn't heed Tip O'Nc1ll's warnings and goes OVl'r Conj(rc•ss to the people. So, Sen. Zorinsky, you're miRtakcn. Jt's not a waste of time. Sit where you are, snooze through a couple of terms and you 'll wake up Wfalthy and. as a special added bo{lus, they'll tell yo" you're a hero. Adnainist~ation Seeks Balanced Approach / 'Eurocomm.unism' COnfuses W ASlllNGTON -The Carter administration's uncertainty what t o do about ever more powerful Communist parties in Western Europe r esulted in a last-minute signals switch In the White House twt> weeks ago, blocking a presidentiol state- ment that would have been in- terpreted as breaking previous hurd-line hostility to the Italian Communist party. Eleventh-hour intervention by Zblgniew Brzezinski, President. C:a rte r·s na· tional securi- ty adviser, bloc ked Is- suance or the State Depart- m e nl s tate- ment March 18 at th e White House s wearing-in or Richard· K. Gardner as a mbassador to Italy. That saved embarrassment for Jlaly's ruling Christia n Democrats. But there since has been irritation In Rome over what the government there reels is overly solicitous treatment or the Communist and Italian left by Ambassador Gardner. Both the aborted presidential statement and the new am- bassador's conduct renect the strong reaction of Mr. Carter's non·career diplomatic appoint- ments to the Yord·Kissinger hurd line agains t mis named "Eurocommunism" on grounds that. it smacked or lnterrerencc with Jla.lian politics. Sul State Department professionals dis· believe claimB of independence from Moscow bf the Eurocom- m unlst.s. who If they achieved power would de~troy the NATO altiance and challenge U.S. ln- nuencc in Western Europe. The recent events 1how the Pl'esidcot. hH not yet made his choice. The new Carter appoJntccs in • ( EV ANS-NOVAK ) the Slate Department. seeking to s how that the new President has new ideas about the U.S. not in - terfering with "Eurocom - munism, .. pushed for 8uch a statement at. the Gardner swear· ing-in. "The new fellows over there are zealots on the old bugaboo of U.S. interference in foreign politics, .. one career or- ficial tDld us. "They can't forget Chile, and so they wanted the J President on record ... OLD-UNE diplomats, fnclud- lnR top hands in lhe bureau oC European affairs, wanted a dif- ferent presidential st atement. spelling out this fundamental point: the Carter policy would not differ from President Ford's in basic opvosition to "Eurocom- munism" (even though it is far more liberal in handing out visas to European Communists). The resulting presidential draft was an amalgam ror both points o{ view. combining these contra.sling themes: First (satidylng the old tJmera), that. lhe U.S. prefers de- mocraUcally-eJected govern· rncnts that govern dcmocratical· ly without foreign ideological al- liances (moaning Moscow) and that the U.S. Is concerned about. the Italian Communist party up- holding democratic values as prom teed. Second <satlaryln.r the Carter newcomers), that the U.S. will Quotes "The press Is the best instru- ment for enllghtenlng the mind or man. and Improving him as a ra· tlonaJ. moraJ and soclal beinic." Thorno.a Je/feraon .. never again intrude In Italy•s in· ternal political af•alrs Cas in past CIA contributions to the Cflris- tian Democrats). ·Ma~ing the usual obeisance to Mr. Carter's human rights the me, the declaration promised continuing u .s. ercorts to develop closer friendship with Italy. When word or this leaked ln Rome, Prime Minister Gluflo An· dreotti's embattled Chris tian Democratic government was dis- tressed. The Italian government felt that. any statement 'which does not put the U.S. squarely against the Italian Communist party would immediately be in· terpreted by ltali an vote(' as a s witch away Crom Henry Kiss· inger's hard line. r aising Com- munist prestige. AT THE LAST minute, Dr. Brzezinski ordered the statement held up. Agreeing with him was Secretary of State Cyrus Vance. nt that time preoccupied by pre- Moscow preparations. Thal relieved the Italian gov- ernment -but only momentari- ly. ltsoon found further cause for concern when Gardner, a well- known liberal Democrat who has been professor or International Jaw at ColumbJa. arrived In Rome. Within hours of presenting his credenUal11 to President Ciiovan· ni Leone. Gardner paJd a call on Pietro Inguo. a leadlng member or the Communist party pre. ~idlum who ts pra.fdent d I.be chamber or deputies. Protocol required Gardner to can on In- grno, but Christion Democratic pollticlaM were u~et \bat he did so with such speed. The irovem· ment was alt10 ll1Jlrieve4' by Gardner·~ lnterview over tho soclallaL left's llalian tclcvialon &tat.Ions before he went on the government network. NUANCES of pre8McnUal pro. se and ambassndorial conduct are exaggerated by the hand·lo- hand psychological warfare over rapidly advancing •· Eurocom· munis m .. in Jtaly's political trenches. Every syJlablc uttered and every action taken by the U.S. is now endowed with political signifiCaJ'¥!e, and what the U.S. has done so far -despite the withdrawal of the Carter policy statement -is extremely unsettling to anti-Communist parties of Italy. The policy stateruent may yet be issued ln a less conspicuous place than the Oval Office of the White House. Indeed, disagree- m ent over whether or not to l!isue it is a m easure or the new ad- ministration's uncertainty. Or. Kissinger blasted "Eurocom· munism" as afl unmitigated evil for tho West; the Carter a'1· minis tration cannot decide whether to st.ale its opposition In such blunt language. OA-'NGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robt>rl N. Wtrd. Puhll!hrr Th1m14s Kuuil. f;r111or Borbarn Krtrblrh. £d1tonlll Page t:drtor Tho edltnrial pace of the Dollv P ilot seeks tn inrorrn and 11t1mulate render• by preitentinR on th1t paire diverse commentary 00 topics 0( interKt by 11yndic:&t· c-d <'O"'mnlats ond cattoonhrts, by provldlnl( 1 forum for renders• ,·iewii and by presenting this ne"''P•JK'r's opini ons and ldcu~ on ('Urrrnt topit''· The t'flitortal Opinion~ ol th<" 1>'111)' Piiot app.•nr Ml.' 1n rhr <'d1tor1.1I column ot lhl' top of lhl.' pol(C . Opinion" C''<· pn·~\t'rl hy the' 1•olumni'<t!I and roanooni~tx nnd lcttrr wnt<'" are tht•1r 014n and no cndnrs<'mcnt or their vlrws by lhe Dally Pllot. stlould ~Inferred, Thursday, April 7.1977 .J ! --/ I • The Good News is •••• Development of San Onofre Slate Beach m eans the facility is closed to Easter Week visitors . Park was to be open April 1 but hitch developed in water system . Opening is now set May 27 in time for heavy J\kmoriul Duy weekend crowds. Beatles Lose Bid To Halt AlbUnt LONDON (A P) -The Beatles have lost a high court bid to ban the release of a lwo·record album of their early music. The four music stars, through their jointly owned company Apple Corp., asked for an injunc- t ion against the album titled "The Beatles Live at the Hamburg St ar Club 1962" which is to be re- leased in Germany today and in Britain next month. It is expected to reach the United States sometime later . THE RECORD JS BASED ON tapes made when the Beatlel> were stall an unknown group working for a few pounds a night in Hamburg, West Germany. The court turned down Wedneday the plea by J ohn Lennon, Pciul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George I larrison the four who made up the group which split <.1part 5' ~years ago -saying they wail· ed too long before laking legal action. THE JUDGE SAID THEY HAD known of plans to turn the t ape, m ade with their knowledge, into a record long bl'forc they tried to stop it. The music, from one show, was taped by ••King Size" Taylor, a friend of the Beatles. He banded together with I wo other m en, Paul Murphy, manag- ing d irector of Lingasong, and AJlan Willia ms, the Beatles' fi rst manager, to put out the record. The inj unction sought was against Lingasong and Murphy. Art Group Plans Meet 1.aguna Rc•aC'h Museum of Art afflhaks will m l'<'l al 2 p m Tuc•i. day. April 19 a l t he m useum . 307 Cliff Dnvc. Laguna Bl•ach Followini:: a bu:.1 neS!> ~rlan~. D;,iv1 d Ro-,c;, \'ideo curator of the Long B<>ach Museum. will give a d emonst ration and his- torical lecture on use of ' 1deo an art. T ea w ill be ser ved after the leeture. 5 Magical Days at Fashion Island April S through 9 --. JlieclJkwica!J!and of <!Jz Live Actors, Puppets & Magic in a lantasy-setling. The Wizard's Magic Show WEDNESDAY through SATURDAY · APRtL 8 . 9 Three Shows Daily 11:30 A.M. . f:3o·P.M .• 3.30 PM. SPECIAL A TIRACTION Chuck Jones Magic Show TUESDAY · APRtL 5 ONLY 11 ;30 AM. 1.30 P.M. 3·30P M. FASHION :l ISLAND NI:WrORT :::: CCNTI:R PIQhc Co .. 1 Ht"''""' 0.1-J""bo<w -J M~Arlttu• O•llY P1lol Sl411 PNIO Development includes 236 recreation vehi· cle stalls, 63 tent camp sites with stoves, tables. etc .. 619 day-use parking spaces and "16 unisex comfort stations" accord· ing to the parks depar'lment. ( OUTDOORS J In the DAILY PILOT • Thul'lday, April 7. 1en ~ Cobra Skin Purse Sales Halt Ordered SAN DI EGO IAP > A retailer of high-fashion wom en's clothing. John Hogan. mu.st stop the sale of purses made from cobra skins, Supenor Court Judge J ack Levitt saad in a restraining order. Levitt set a hearing tor Monday on a request by the city attorney's consum er protection unit for u ruu inJunctaon against the :.tore. lm•estigators cha rged the store with unfair competition by means of offering for sale an item made in violation of the state's endangered species act. NEWPORT DEMOCRATIC CLUB ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER SUNDAY -APRIL 17, 1977 Ss>ec*tr: FGr'lftlf' GOV. EDMUMD G. l,ATJ IROWH Awardee~ Include Sen Hubert Humphrey Assemblymen Ron Cordova and Dennis Mangers UCI Scientists F S Rowlands and Mario Mohna Cocktails: 5:30 Dinner: 6:30 TALE OF THE WHALE 400 Main St. Newport Inell 00flatl0ft: S I 0.00 '"' ,_ C .. for Ticbh: 644-639' • 644-4167 5H · t 514 • 511·fl4t lhnl Thcr1•', JI J rtlCUl..irly r Oly =>POI 111 l'J1 .'/ Ynrl . "" L •111q•un Avenue. It\ a bou 11qu" Cvllr cl Ch 1 ~h: '. ,,., , ,L, i: tht~ V1cto11.i11 era flour1~h1:S Amonq 01h1 r 11nd. in Ilk' tin/ h..i~cmrn1. SJCh<:tS ,Jn f ti 1 ,1•, llJrll OI tlir C• r I iry 11Y,p'1 111011. ,1rr• m 1 f,• by hon J. Co11 l,111 I' O.it, i1,:.n. 11 1.. , I 11Jr111 • 1!;-l 1.1 I~ .. ~< • eJLh, combrd 1)1:011, 1nir•· ~ ... t ', '1111 lit l 1nrl I. I \'.1tl1 irr1.011 .. d I 1 r I •I 1 I rirf,. 1 1 <jtll tu 1111:11 u: .1 ... CO.JI, ~1/C. S.M, $100 r 1•;,n, P,S)v1, $60 (.,,, ·"' • f .::-• .t ·. $50 • l I ' ' . S16 L,1 ''·. 11.!1. ,. 1111 1: ' 111, M1 I• I ,,, $4 SS U1n, .i1tJnt'. C 11111 1111 , ,, "1:., ,. 0.:Jytimc L1n131 111 • ' DAIL v PILOT A 1 Shop Mon -Fri. 10:00-9:30, Sat. 10-6. Sun. 12-6. Bullock's South Coast Plaza, 3333 Bristol, Coste Mesa, phone 556-0611 . A• DAIL y PILOT Thurlday,Apri1 7, 1977 Tax Rate Bill Backed Day Camps SClieduled ,; Proposal Aime d at Schools' Legal Services By KATHY CLANCY Of Ille !Mil• 1'119411•11 Orange County government and six youngsters will be Involved in six one· cities have agreed to jointly sponsor a week sesaloM between J uly 11 and day-camp proeram tor children this Aug. 20. J year . E ach city will pay about $2,000; F o untain V a H ey. San Jua n county costs for transportation, pro- ~gislalion that would provide a aeparat.e tax r ate to finance legal services for Orange County school districts has won the en· dorsement of county supervisors. Under prei.ent s tate law there 1~ no provision ror a :-.cparnte i.chool legal service tax levy. Capistrano, Brea, Fullerton. Tustm gram coordlnation, ranger taJks ll.Dd and Or ance are Included In the ven-use of county park facilJt1e:l will be •' ture, which won county a pproval lhls about SlS,000. ~ Computer Due As UCI Gift A computer . syste m with the Jateet development in progr am- ming capability has been given a nonymously to the department of information and computer science at UC Jrvine . The computer, valued al more than $100,000, will be Installed for use in course wor k and student r esear ch this fall, according lo D r. Fred M. Tonge, professor ot i n formation and c ompu t e r science. Funds for installation. amount· ing to approxim ately $9,400, are b eing obtaine d fro m campus sources and donations . A gift of $2,000 to help bring the system in- to operation bas been made by UCI Industrial Associate:.. The new rate would be levied through the county Depa rtment or Education to rinancc services p r ovided b y Coun ty Cou ns el Adrian Kuyper's starr. THOSE SERVICES now cost about $150,000 a nd r epresent a bout one-fifth or a penny per $100 o( assessed valuation. but t hey are levied as part of the cou nty's gener al-purpose tax r ate. KuyPer earlier proposed that what in thNit has been free service to sc systems be halt· ed. William Court . Kuyper's chief deputy, told s upe rvisors Wednesday that Kuyper s till pr e·· fer s that choice. But a committee or !.Chool dis- t rict representatives and th e count y adm inistrator ·s office favored the separate t ax levy m· stead. McCOURT SAID Kuyper could "live with that" if the necessary legislation is passed. / I. Visits Japan Kuyper had p roposed that most free service be halted, con- t ending a new state law no longer would require him to serve dis· t ricls except in certain cases re- latin g to bond Issues and some legal agreements. BUT EDWARD ARVIZO, a county admlnistra tive analyst, said that legis lation was prompt· ed by the Santa Barbara county counsel who intended that it al· low his office to ch arge fees ror school services , not drop them. Mccou rt contended the fee s tructure could require elaborate accountlJlg of an attorney's time a nd would be impractical. Fred Koch. an cissoc1a te coun- t y school superintendent, sa id two s chool districts employ their own attorneys at a cost of SS0.000 a year each. Twenty other dis- tricts w;e a co mbination of coun- ty counsel assistance along with some private a ttorneys. Deaths • ··Elsewhere Brown Woos ANN AflBO R. Mich (AP l Dt•an Burton U. T huma, 74. Cn1n·rs 1ty of M ic h igan pro fc:-.i.or (•m enlu:-. ur psyeholugy a nd lhc atlm1n1!.t ralor who headed the un • l\'ers 1ty':-. Rt•s 1d cn t1al C o l l t•i::c duri ng i t s form allH' years, died Wednesday D eath l\'ot ke• PllUI" MIN~IC A PRU1 f l rft',id~nt of Hunl"'l'JIOtt 6'" ,.,. ,, C•llf,u·,,,,, rt\" •tt t 'f'lt' '" Apt11 h 1'11 \v,..,•.,,t'I bv h.-r , ... ,~ f-r ,,, .. p,uttt Y ttl u .. ""' C• C R PrtJ•I' fV>ll G•'°""" t t l W Pruitt ru11.,,,,,, C• f\'1n,..,u.tt l •Ct ••V"n f<lf ( •J ,.1,.v•f"IQl•ff'lrf1 "1l1Jr-t 14 IJt•• ti ,., 1rHt ~.,,,,1" 1no "'' q• '"'' ')• ,,, fJt 1,,r1th1l'1 ~mnft.tl '""'V•f•·\ ,,., t ... • h••lft \ 11 April Q ''Ill 1 l')IH"M 4tf I It t C P\r•\t• .. n (hurr'°I HuM1n 1t"n 8•111 ,, (' In•·'""'""' wHI ,,, tlflY•t fl 11 W• ''"'•n'>t"r Mia~t•dl '-"·"" P11•' 1 q ,,,,,H•r\ C)m1th'\ M,,rlu P; Ht.J.,t •"•jltln Oe•t h, ,,,,,., tnr, HUeEll Auto Maker SACRAMENTO <AP ) Gov. Edmund Brown Jr fli es lo J apan today his 39th birthday to Lalk about br inging a Japanese automobile plant to California. It will be the fir~l lime the Dcmocrcit1c gov- e rnor has left the country since his election in Nov· e m ber 1974. I le is scheduled to return Monday Boundary Dbpute io Court SACRAMENTO < AP l -Caliror nia 0Hic1als say they'll i.ue Nevada lo settle the boundary dispute north of Lake Tahoe · but they fully expect the U.S. Supreme Court to lea\·e it as 1t 1i.. In s uC'h cas e . the three Nevada g am bhn ~ ( cas in os th at w o u ld Stlll(' J o t h c r w 1 s t• f 1 n d themselve~ in Californi;1 ..__ _______ _. wouldn't have anything tu worry about Labor Czar Bridges Fe te d LOS ANGELES <A P I Labor leader llarry Bridge ... once· pro:-.ecuted hy the federal govern· ment ~cau:-.e of hi .. alleged Communi .. t a((ihat1ons. 1s now being praised by an 1ndu .. try of(ic1al as a "powerful and st abil1£10C influence" on the ~a terfront P a ul V. F ah('y. pre- sident of A n th on y Schools of Newport Beach. has been a p- pointed to the Coun- c· 1 1 f o r P r i v <J t l' Po s l ~c cond<iry E dut<Jtiona l I n~t1lu· lio ns bv the ~l ate Board of Education. week. Fountaln Valley's program wUl be A REPORT BY GEORGE Osborne. .operated at Mile Square Park, the r.- dlrector or the county Environmental port sald, while San Juan youoestera M anagement Agency, s aid about 2,000 · wlll use Dana Point Harbor. EASTER EGG HUNT CHOCOLATE LOVERS between the ages of 4 and 11 thousands ot CANDY EGGS hundreds of PRIZES • wi II be yours to find on Saturday, April 9t h · 10 a.m. Located in the park area Across from Vista del Oro Village Center_.....,. ----------ON EASTBLUFF DRIVE IN NEWPO RT BEACH Rr TTY J .,.UOl A r~\1df nt t f'"•' t M~\,, ( 'lllM rtH.4 P t\,fl'd 4w~y Apt d ' 1 U I ~vrvtVl'ltt bv ..,,..,. hu\Nntt Wm Hu!Yt', (C1'\ht Mf'\4' C•• .. ~ ·~ Jn"n w Hun.,ir •nd TMmn\ Ho~t CY\t,, ot lfVllY, C. rMUQl'tltr K .tlh; S,. ,,.,~,.f"I E'rttndl d ft t • \1\'"' M tr1•t Hr tdlt v. L,,,. Ano('""' t ., lj.w" Hno"'"'\ Gf,.""1A•,. r,. ~~··· , """' f"J .. U'Jhl,..r\ r•, ~--It· l,.n, t ',,, • -· , .. t\f ttt O'W\ ,, '" "'"" bf • ,,,, .., ,_. .. M,.mt)r"., ''· ,,... An\1-r t"i ••· , .. , A .6·1J tn" "•nttAn,. • "'"' 010 .. 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M •tptt H• ""'t•e r tt•f'"l ..., 011 M r W1ti•rlil'n •• ""''"'"' ott •' 1 P11v"9I• .,,,,.,,., t h• II Ut t t..it•'ll M"-'' 1Ary n1•1 I ,~ r 'ACll'IC VllW MIMOlllAL 'AU Cemolc>ry Mor1ua1v Chapel 3500 Pacific V1Pw 011ve NPwport California 644-2700 McCO•MICK MORTUAlllU Laguna Beach 494-9415 Lag una Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1778 IAln-11••1110M AIHl•AL HOMI Cofona del Mar 8 73-9450 Costa Mesa 646-24:.>4 llU HOADWAY MOUUAU 110 Broadway Cost& Mesa 6't2·9 150 SMrTH TVT'HeU UMI WHTCllffl CHArlL ~27 E 17th St Coste Mesa • 646-4888 Sanla Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway Santa Ana • 5-47-4131 PRCIHOTMIU SMITH'$ MOITUAltY ' 627 Main St Huntington Beach .636-6539 nH PAMILY C:CH.OHIAL llUMlllAl HOMI 7801 BolH Avo Weatm1n1ter 883-3525 Bill to B a n Se.rual D t.play LOS A:'\c; El.ES I A P 1 County '>Upcrv1i.or ... arc considering a n ordinance to proh1b1t s idewalk <11.,play or puhhcations with covers show1ni: or men t1on1ng se\ual dl'I.., Ot!'>l All.' .. John Van dP Kamp <oubmitted the proposed ordm<1ne" Wednesday. citing compla inl.6 from c1l1zt·n., ancJ c1t1 zen., group:.. Kai •.-r BlaekU•t i ng !\'I.red LOS A:'\GELES <A P l ~Stal<' Air Rei.ourccs Board Ch <J1rman Tom Quinn say:-. he will ur~e lht· fedrral Em 1ronmt·nt<il P rotc<'twn A~ency not to hlack!Ji.l Ka1i>t>r lndu .. trie'> Crnm i.:nvt'r nmenl con tr .acts bo..•C'JU!'ll' of lhe l'Om pan} ·..,air pollution VIOia lions Quinn ... 11d Wl01lnec;dav h<> was a&ain .. t hl:-icklt:-.1111~ Kat'>l'r .. lwC'aus<' 11 could only be a di'· .1 .. ter fnr thl· 111mp.m~ which I m con vinced 1s now llmng c\t'ry lh1ng I hat 1., humanlv ~>S'>lblc to Mih 1• Its air pollu11un prohlrm " Spring Courses Announced at OCC More than 200 day and evening nine-week cours e .. a re bein~ offered th1'> spn n.: al Orang<' Coast College d un ng rcg1str al1on which runi; Apnl 11 15 Tht" C'l a:oses which range from half a unit to fbur u nits. will begin thl' Wt'ck of Apnl 18 HE>gistralion will be h l'ld Monday through T hursday from 8 a.m . to 7.30 p.m. and on fnday from R a .m . to 2 p.m . in the OCC Admissions and Records Building. Registration is on 11 first-come ' firs l-:-.er ved basis a nd no appointm e nts ar~ nccei;sary. HOLY WEEK 19n GOOD FRIDAY -April 8 Hoon to 3 ll'M: GOOD FltlDA Y SHVICE Hynwts. M.ditatloH ancl ComnmtiOft 7:30 PM: FRH ALM "Sttoff of tM A.....,_ .. wttt. Anthofty Quinn HOLY SATURDAY -April 9 11 :00 PM: MIDNIGHT USTIR CB.Hit.A TIOM Candln. Gnc)orfm MeM' Choir !ASTH DAY -APRIL I 0 1:00 AM: HOLY IUCHARIST 9: 15 AM: NSTIV AL EUCHARIST Chof r and l1t1frwMftt1 11 :00 AM: HOLY IUCHARIST ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 4 II ,ri Av...,., Lc.c,.. teech 494-1542 FURNITURE Add d imension, display and storage with a working wall of six-foot hlg~bookcases. splendid singly or side by side. All wood with precision European hardware, magnetic door latc hes and a unique sllde·out rod system that lets you b ring the 16" deep adjustable shelves to a forward, deeper position without tilting . Decora ting service. delivery and our famous warranty of quality at no extra cost. 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THE MtJSEtJM WILL PARTICIPATE in !he open house by setting up a mobile display of his· torical, paleontological and natural history artifacts or the area. County park rangers will lead guided nature tours through Bell Canyon to acquaint visitors with the native trees and plants, wildlife and geology of the area, which bas been left almost entirely in its wilderness state. ( ) VISITORS CAN OVTDOORS bring their lunches . _ or buy food at the western chuck wagon that will be provided. Picnic facilities are located throughout the main activity area. County officials will be enforcing the "no pet" Records Out WANTE Dli\MO~DS • Gt:MSTO SACRAMENTO CAP) -Callfornia Atty. Gen. EveUe Younger says 2.3 million outdated criminal rttord folders have been destroyed. The announcement added lbat by June 30, his office expect.a to have thrown away about five million fl.l\gerprtnt cards and e.s million name in· dexcards. 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National Merit $1,000 scholarships and college· sponsored C<>Ur-year Merit Scholarships will be an· nounced April 20 and :!7 , respectively. QUEENIE By Phil lnterlondi ,,, __ , . • • lf. Jt • • lit • • ,.. .. • It ... • ... • • • • • ....... ~ ........ ~"' CALL TODAY FOR Corporate-sponsored winners include Cynthia S. Mc Far lane of Estancia High School, Coeta Mesa: Virginia M. Clark of Dana Hills Hlgh School, Dana J>olnt; Carol C. Humphrey of El Toro Hi gh School: • ,.. ~!"--'• FREE CG111111. TATIOll (714) 848·1231 Mary L. Hlavin of Fountain Valley High School and Ryan J. Laughlin, a Seal Beach resident who al· tends St. John 80$CO High School In Bellflower. • Jt • • • • • • • • I Civil Grumbling ... Gloomy Gus * • * • ~ ... ~. DAILY PILOT t In the -------------------.,,·,, ~ ! ~~- 4 .. 7 ""-1 P•-"w-•·--,.. t••• _._.,.~•• •••,••• The fastest sneakers on TV. HEMPHILL'S Lung C~cer Rises Aniong SF Wolllen SACRAMENTO (AP> -Lung cancer rates rose an alarming 200 percent in 11 years among women in five San Francisco Bay area counties, state health orticials report. "We're beginning to see an epidemic or lung cancer among wome n," said Dr. Donald Austin, chief of the State Health Department's Resource for Cancer Epidemiology and the California Tumor Registry. HE ATTRIBUTED THE RISE to <in increase in smoking among women. Stale Health Director Jerome Lackner s aid two other factors may be in· volved -the employment of more women in (ac. tories, and an increase in smog in the area. The lung cancer rate for women in the counties 1s still less than half the statewide rate for men, the department said. However, the rate among men ap· pears to have leveled of( after a 40-year rise. THE COUNTIES ARE ALAMEDA, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo. Though no statewide fi gures were released, Lackner said the counties have reflected statewide conditions accurately in the past. Adding to Lackner's "extreme concern" over the statistics was the fact that lung cancer kills 90 percent or Its victims, he said. The lung cancer rate among all women In the counties was 10.l cases per 100,000 in 1964, 20.3 in 1970. and 29.9 in ~975, the department said. AMONG WIDTE WOMEN, THE rate increased from 9.8 in 1964 to 30.3 in 1975. For bl~ck women, it rose from 11.3 in 1974 to 22.5 in 1975. The lung cancer rate ror white men in California was about 70 per 100,000 in 1970· 75, the de· partment said. Austin said there is usually a 20-year lag between an increase in s moking and an increase in • • • • • Jt • * ,,c..~...--....~ .... -+-• ,.. . ,__,,~~.,, ~~-~.,, • * r.:---:--~~~~--r--::: :~=l-~::=:~~ ,.. • ,.. Jt ,.. "ORANGE COUNTYS IMPORT CAR KING" .. Jt .. ,.. .. • I : =:=;::====t= 54 FoahlOft lllmtd • MEWl'OIT HACH PMne 644-42Zl • lung cancer. ========================================================--- An inside tip from our P,!!~ce !!!~!:!!!!!~· so me big sav ings. Every day, Orange County commuter living thousands of people call our 20 miles from work, our sources 26 paid inform ers for inside tips can tell you that you could be on how to save hundreds of saving over $150 a month simply dollars in monthly transporta-by taking the bus to work. tion costs. They'll also clue you These experts are our Orange County Tran si t District inform- ation operators. They're at their phones 7 days a week just to answer your questions about how to save big money by getting aro und the county by bus. · Maybe you already think of the bus as economical transport- ation. But you probably don't realize how economical it can be. in on how easy it is to ride the bus. They'll give you all the facts you need to get where you're going . And once you try riding our our clean new air- conditioned buses. you'll see that It's a lot more pleasant than driving your car through that traffic. So the next time you need inside information on getting somewhere in Orange County, th ink of our paid informers, waiting just a phone call away to fill you in on how to get there and save money at the same time. Call OCTD's paid informers at 547-3311 or toll-free ZENITH 7-331 1, 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays, 7 AM to 5 PM Saturdays, and 8 AM to 5 PM Sundays. The T earn: Linda Blue, boug Sulley and Jack Barnes in Newport; Don Herzog and Cort Kloke in Laguna Hills; and Bernie Brown in San Diego . And they all have the same thing in mind: Arranging an Equity Loan for you. Here's an example of a Newport Equity Funds-arranged Equity Loan: Borrow $10,000for10 years .... · ... .. I •: a t 10% simple annual interest. You'll have 120 monthly payments of only $83.33 (interest-only) and a final principal repayment of $10,CXX) The Annual Percentage Rate is 11.7% .. Call the T earn at Newport Equity Funds. They work together to help you get the m oney you need . Newport Equity 'Funds, Inc. ,,. j" "' LAGUNA HILLS 830·5700 NEWPORT BEACH 644-8824 SAN DIEGO 297·7100 • • Jt • • Jt ,.. ,.. • • • • ,.. ,.. .. ,.. • • ,.. .. ,.. * ,.. A 12 DAIL y PILOT BOOMER GL021A. ~~e JAiJo N ~AND WIT~ Mt. R:lrl.IN 1~~ GACZDetJ PAf~ 1> PA~OI%! INSIDE WOODY ALLEN by W111. F. lrown and Mtl Casson ~ ~~ 'f 'tbu GO F1IZ'ST AND \Wtf~ II.£ /tBOUf l'f. '-Jl PEANUTS MOnEY'S CREW TME'i' MAVE CAOOIES WHO TAKE ™E FLA6 OUT OF TME HOLE~· by Charles M. ScWJ by Templeton an~ Forman ..JOGGING IS GREAT, 15N'T IT, wooov M</ GREAT·GRAN~ATHER INVEtJTE'D IT PURING ;rHE by Joe Marthtt1 ... oJL.V, Tfo4EN ~EC{ CALL.ED IT PESERTlo..I. ? FUNKY WINKERBEAN TANK McNAMARA . Tank hascrblhed WOW I UN[;(Rf5TIMA1tC/ 1n a celebrrfy rn17 McNAA1Ala\ GUY. 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SHERIFF, ANP I DEMAND MORE PROfECTIOH, °" ELSf .' MISS PEACH 'Nf'l..l P1CIC a..Jl.'/ ~eloJE.~ ~~ ~f:.~~ET E~ES - J.IP~ Me/:T J,.IP~ J.>Jc W~IT& 1/'J A Ff!W )J~ O~&~/ .._ __________ _.__.CM~-P;,4. PO I OETECT A VflLEO THREAT THERE, SOY=.' Y!~, ANO ~I~ NtC,, t MOPf i M.AVi HI£ ALI. MV WF'I !! by Harold Le Doux TllAT WA5 A MILLION YEAAS /ltrGO! LIKE n.EY 5AY. lf\V AOTOGRAPM ANO A. QUARTER WILL euY VOU A CUP OF COFFEE! by Tom K. Ryan by Mel _.,, ltr VDU HAVf TMa 4.AMI ~9Y·~IT~~ Al.t. Ye\« UF•, MOW WI!.&.. YQ..l I~ IMT TO MllT' NIW PIO"L.f? "Now. dear. be sure and stop at the slJltion that brings us those nice proar.ims on educational TV! .. DENNIS THE MENACE 'WolO ... A ~E ~FUL! G:no1HING IT ~~ JUST CAQMS. ~UH.h ! • · ,, Solon Slippery I Reporter Tal,b to 'Ghost' WASHINGTON CAP)-A r eporter repeatedly telephoned the office or Rep. John Dingell, (O·Mlcb.). But Dingell was out. "The congressman will call you. back," promised his secretary. She called back late in the day and asked, "Do you still want to talk to Congre.saman Dingell? He's on the line." "'I sure do," said the rep«ter. Silence. More silence. "Hello, hello," said the Teporter. "Congressman Dingell, arc you there?" More silence. Finally, the secretary was back on the line. "I'm sorry. Congressman Dingell is not in his office. He left. a bout. an hour ago." Japan to l,imit U.S. TV Sales TOKYO (AP) -J apan agreed to· d ay to regulate exports of color television sets to the United States, Kyodonews service reported. Kyodo said tbe agreement was reached at today's first meeUog between Robert Strauss, President Carter's special trade negotiator, and Minoru Masuda, deputy vice minister of international trade and industry. STILL-MODELING FASHION SHOWS APRIL 8 & 9 ALL DAY $oath Coast ?laza ·-Public AUction:) ri., Sat. and Sun. evenings at 8 p.m. DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M. FOR INSPECTION 1 JEWELRY CHINA CRYSTAL : : Plus hundreds o( other 1lems ol furruture, objels d'art, etc. I I Merdla!ldi=.e consigned Jrom oul-0f·pawn, bankruptc1e., l'u11rt orJ1 rro I 1 salC$, banks, etc. I I Movcxl for convenience of s.llL It -<: NEWPORT GALLERIES. LTD. 2542 W. Coaat H,,y. Newport Beach. CalUornia 92663 (714) 64~2200 TJIE 1''Al\1ILY CIRCUS . By BU Keane ''Mommy, ore you gonna toke us to see tho Easter Bunny so we con tell him what we wont for Easter?" At Saddle back Mental Health Classes . Slated .A series of four special workshops examining various facets of mental health will be sponsored by Saddleback College this month, starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Room 313 of the s cie nce and mathematics building. · The opening session wrn be a discussion of emo- tions with Dr. Robert A. J ensen, professor of psychobiology at UC Irvine. J ensen, a specialist in mental influences on learn.ing and retention, will discuss ways to keep emotions in control. 1:he second workshop, set for 7:30 p.m. on April 14, w1U feature a talk on individual identity by Dr. Margaret H . Peters on, a Newport Beach psychiatrist. On April 19, Dr. Laud Humphreys of Pitzer College will speak and on April 21, the talk will be by psychologist Or. Susan Saar.Skeen. China by Limoges, Wcxlgewood, Rosenthal and others; fine Europc..111 and Amorican cut crystol dnd art glass; porcelam figurines; bronzes; hn· · fum1turc>, chandchers and onr> ol lhe largest displays of fine jewelry m Ille: wuthland. Evc:rytl'ung from 20 Cdr.Jl diamond soltlaires to gold neck cl\J.Ui:. .. I I I I I : THE Academic FREE ADMISSION I EARL'S ', rLUMllMc. Enrollment HIAllHG TERMS: I .Al• COHD. I m........ Ad . BonkAm<m..:..ird, M.1sl<'r Ch1rq1•, P"r-...onal Check, Tern.s .. -• VaDCIDg I I s,,..,\l•te trt Your A~=-C.11 I ADDITIONAL INSPECTION HOURS: 1 M1s:;1oN v1L.JI) 1 Mon, Tues. & Fn JOa.m. lo tip 111. Seit. J.! nuon to 5p m. 1 ;111;1~~,m:~",,C;'0'~1;~".~ I SACRAMENTO (AP) 1 !5un. 2 p.m. to~ p.m 1 495-0401 -Whatever critics may 1 ro'.1A MEo;11 say about Californiahigh I AUCTIONEER: mi.N•WOO<• c0-~ .. s;,~&·;, school students, they ap. I Ari Levu1e 1 642-1753 ..J parently aren't shying I 1 -------~-..,away from <Jcadcmic \_ I WE BUY FOR CASH _j' [ ••oYD J classes in ravor of auto L. M. 0 . shop and cooking. OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. A stale s tudy said WHOLE ESTA TES OR SINGLE ITEMS INFORMS In the classes in all academic ------------------------~ ~:~~ f:~~cdy~~/n~o~~ virtually all vocational classesdeclmcd. It's our secOild THE STUDY covered 1,794 school s 1n 7 h through 12th grades in 1975-76. English class enroll· ment showed the largest gain, u p more than 103,000to1.84 million. •o 0o. . ~ ~ THERE WAS a 50,000 increase in 27 varieties of math classes, to a Thu...O.r, Aprll 7. 1977 DAIL y PILOT A J 3 0 J ~YSil)E DRIVR' NRWP.ORr) ~FAO: r Happy Easter We'Yeaoc 'sar8•dns you'd newer expece afind ma llardw .. eSCore: WE WILL IE CLOSED EASTER SUHDA Y • This is the one you have been hearing about and seeing on TV • Replaces paint brush and roller • It really works! i3' 9 ffl. 2.79 COllOMA D8. MAlt.11071. COAST HIGHWAY I llLOMITU SOUTH OF MecAITHUll I.._. 6 WecbJ 67J.2IOO Crown irueYalue More than you expect in a Hardware Store ••• anruversary 0 •••• • ·: o · • •o and You're mvited total enrollm enl of l . 27 ~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ million; a gain or 62,500 0 "• . • to·~ tP.e P~rtYi : RiRht now throuirh April 9th! We're celebrauna our ll('C()nd wofl- derful (because or all the ni~ people we'vo mot> year in llun· t.i~n ~ach, 80 pleu-.e join ~. end enjoy our 11pec1el ~urpr11M> Part,y. Where: We're ln lllho Rnfow11y Rh11ppin1t Center, ot 9 1:12 Adem& Avenu!' end MalfT!olla Rtl't'l't. Como by nnv t ime Mond1ty t hrou~h Thurtldny, H to4, Fridnv 10.r.,,. 11ndwc'rC'opc11 Saturdo19:30 lo 2. What: Who: We're havin1t n hiir rakl". punch ·You, orClluree.And, Bob Ewen, the ond coffee, and everylhmir that fr1l'ndly P«lOJ)ltl Federal manaal'r. makn a perty fun .•. ballnoM will tH' on hi nd to help you help us for the ltid11, party favor11, Lhllll4' ttlebrnlr. l.>o comt' by. eay hello, nwful paper hnL'! we nll love -f'l\JOY tho nfrei1hmcnts. And 11ur- rmd. ainre 1t'<1 n surpn~ pa riv -pr1M-• ·'"rprue•'f For the People since 192:3 PIOPLBS DDIB&L SIVlllS Bob P.wnn, MMngu in 32 science courses, to 804 ,000, and a 51 ,000 in- crease in social science, to 1.47 million. So-called applied arts classes showed declines 1 from 1973·74, the pre· vious year In which figures rro m those courses were compiled. INDUSTRIAL ARTS. ~overing a range of classes from auto shop to photography, declined 22,500 over the two years to a total of 590,000. Home economics fell 15,500 to a total of 372,000 and business education declined 47,200 lo491,700. Agriculture was an ex· ception, Increasing by 6,400 to a total of 71, 700. Suit Settled SAN F RA NCI SCO <AP> -United Vintners, Inc. and its parent firm, Heublein Inc., havo agreed to a $900,000 set- tlement In a 1973 civil rights suit alleging hlr· ing-promotion sex dis· criminaUon. 1977 CARS .&TRUCKS · ... ···833-0555 . Please aak for l!ASE SPECIALIST W1 offer to buy · your old vehkle. · HOWARD Chevraa.t HARBOR VIEW CENTER 1810 San Miguel Drive • Newport Beach - . • \ . • \ ' I \ ~ /" . - AJfDM.VPILOT Men's long sleeve and short sleeve sport shirts. Clearance! Now 5.99 Orig. $10 to $13. Make your choice from a selected group of sport shirts In a variety of styles, fabrics. colors Umlted quantities. Family shoe clearance! Now 8.99 to 12.99 endup. Choose casual and dress shoes for men. women and boys from a selected group. Umltld quantities. - I Thur!d!f.Apri17, 1917 - Starts Friday at 10 AM. Shop early to·r best selection as quantities are limited. Fantastic storewide savings now! Super savings on men 's suits for Easter! Clearance Now 69.88 Orig. $85 to $100. We show just one example of a selected group of suits that we've priced for your wearing and saving pleasure. Choose from various styles. fabrics and colors. Shop early for best selecllon in your size. Men's sizes. Quantities limited. Stilts OYail~ at Hunti11C)ton lt«h, Newport ltock. Men 's casual and dress slacks. Clearance! Now 9.99 Orig. $17-$21. Casual and dress slacks In a selected group of styles, fabrics and colors. Limited quantities. Fashion , handbag clearance. 503off Orig. $8 to $20. Smashing styles, including designer looks. classics, casuals, tailored looks, more. Quantities llmlled. {_ S.ave one-half on selected dresses· and sportswear. Clearance! 5·03 off Orig. $6 to $25. Great buys on dresses, pants, tops, shirts. blouses to wear now. Misses' junior and half sizes. Quantltln limited. Girls ' . spnng dresses. Special 3.99 Easy-care dresses of 100% polyester knit. Delightful spring colors, great for Easter too. Sizes for pre-school girls. School-age sizes, 4.99. Quantities limited. Girls' sweater closeout. No.w1.99 Orig. 5.50. Shetland style sweaters of soft acrylic knit. Favorite cardigan design In white only. School-age girls' sizes. Quantities llmlted. COSTA MESA. 2300 Hcrbor Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH, 7777 Edinger Ave. NEWPORT BEACH, 24 Fashion Island " Eggshell Canvases 'Can't Be Beaten~ By MARCIA FORSBERG Ol lhe ~lly ,. ... 1,lifl Decorating eggs a l Eai.lert1me has long been a ritual in our country. Pack&ged d yes and transfers are available at the grocery store, and magazines featuru tricky new ways to transform Dally Piiot Photos by E. Lee Payne Artisan Karen Lynch adorns ostrich egg with ink and English water- colors. She also paints intricate designs on turkey and geese eggs. plain white shells into marvelou:. banners of color Artisan Karen Lynch has re- fined and expanded the craft or egg painting. Not limiting hcrseU to springtime and chicken eggs, she works her m agic year 'round on egg canvases that m ost or us never even have seen. ,. I ( • .I \) \ ., , ' .. ~ " ., The Santa Cruz r esident em · belhshes ostrich . turkey and geese eggs with lJtlle folklore scenes. blossoms, m ythological creatures, animals and novel de- signs. RAW EGGS arc punctured and blown out, then Ms Lynch draws mtricate pictures with a technical pen and ank Shl· pu1nts the hollo1.1. s phe roids 1.1. 1th En.:l1s h 1.1. at er· colors and dyes. Reacllons to the cunta loupc - sized ostrich eggs ra nged from amazement lo dis belie f at Knott's Berry Farm ·s Country Fair. where she will demonstrate Apes: Insight Into Man By OF.~NIS McLF.Ll.AN ()t tfwo Daily P1ldl ~l•U In 1971 U1rul<' c:alrt1ka -, Bn n d amour and hl·r hu!:>IJ,111d. Hi.Ht m o' eel to tht• rcnHtll' trun1cal ra in for<'sls or Borneo to study or .ins.tut ans '"l really thou~hl th<'rc wac; :.i ·h ance the study Y.ould bt· ,1 fa ilure. oran~utans even ha vC' adopted h~r as their mother and cli ng to hl•r for months J But 1t wasn"t lhl· 1nrh J1ini.: .. But after the fir<;l f('w months .... <' were a hie lo follow Bt·th .md Burt five days s traight. Once we did it. we knew nothin~ w as ~oing to stop us.·· MRS. BRINDAMOUR. ;i 30· year old anthropology doctoral candidate al UCLA, was i.(1vang a sllcl e pn•~cnlalwn on hc•r field .... ork at Orani!t' Coast Collei!t'. IC'n<'h<'!:>, l)(ll'><tnnu;. .... 1rn k1·~. 1n sects. he.11 nr I ht• hum id1t' that rolled 1'w1r 1·l11th•0'-th.it 11 .... coura~l"d hi r tht• m11 .... 1 It 1.1.a.., thl' .... uh1• l"1 11( th1•11 , I u d ) l 11 t• r 1· d h .1 1 r 1• ct oran~utans Beth and Burt arc JUSt t wo of the Y. lld oran~ut~1n'> tht· onh lavinl! As1at1c n•prt•<,t•nt:atl\t"' of the ~rt'Jt aJ>('' lh.11 tht· e1111pl1 has SPl'nl 'om1• 5,000 hour-. ... tu1h IOI! 10 thl· n·moh' JUOJ!IC' out r t' ache:. Shl· 1!'1 onc of three• wom<'n ha nd-pickt'd to ob,en'l' the• great .1pt'' rnan·s doM•sl rrlullv{' hy th1· lutt• anthropologist l.oui~ B 1.1..·a kev who ht•lie\"l:d the· study would JHO\ 1d1• a h<>tlf·r un· derc;t.inding of thl' hehav111r and -.urv1val of carh man · I literati\ Y.ouhl ~··• r 111 m' pillow al night b1..·cJ ui-c 1L ...... , 'o diffi cult to g1•t c lost• lo t hl·m .md follow them II 1s not surpn-.inl! that aft..r <;pendml! tha t muc h t ime with tht· apes that she would han• nam ..... fo r them 1Some orpham•1l hahv 1 .I ant.' Goud.il l 1s .... tud)tng 1·h1mpanzcc.s in T anzania and Daily Tension Eased By J UDITH 01-c:;QN 01 ,,,. OOlly 1'1101 \1 .. 1 You're a wire. mother and professional. Your days or<' filh•d with demands al hom e and at work Pressure mounts. You struggle to j!et it all don<'. Tension. Tension. Tension 1s gnpping your head. You want to escape from it all What's the solution? Accordins.t to Margaret H . Peterson. MD. one of the ans wers is to go ahead and gel awuy, even 1f it's just an extra run to the bathroom In a talk for the Women's Division of the Newport llarbor Chambe r of Co mmerce, Or. Peterson spoke about how to cope with tension. "THE SINGLE most common cause of tension in working women is performance anx- ieties ... she s aid. '"Most women who enter professional life do so with starts and stops along the way. Most women over 30 had to be supermothers and superwives. "We were bright. industrious, conscientious and covertly highly competitive. We got a lot of strokes for being nonthreatening." But being put in this nonthreatened posi· lion, women did not learn to set up priorities. Or. Peterson noted. "WE ARE EXPECTED to not ru(fle feathers. to always do a good job. We may not have the freedom to say no. But we are frustrat· ed by the fact that we cannot do all the jobs we are suppost'd to do ... She uq:ed the women to learn to set priorities based on their own values and those of their companie11. The priorities then are lndlcat-~ by the values. Dr. Peterson said one of the prtoritles de· finitely should be "lak~f care ol _yourself," J which mcludcs scht•dulin~ time so 1l 1s m ost en- Joyabl<' The psychiatrist, whose' practi ce 1s II m1 t<'d to a dult womE>n. said <'ach person's optional use of time probably is d1rf<'rent ··1 need to be busy,·· she explamt'd. "I nl'<'d m y lime scheduled fairly well. Th<' worst possible thing I do is nothing." CHANGING PACE also 1s important. These kinds of relaxinJ.? activities could include ROing to movies, belnit with friends. lending house planL<>. going to Laguna to shop or soaking up the sun. "The most important thing 1s not to go full speed on, full speed off. but with a changing pace .. My day 1s naturally paced with seeing pa· tients." Dr P eterson added. "But I always manage to get out of the office for a change of scene.·· This chan ge, s he said. sometimes only means walking into her secretary's office or lo the bathroom She illustrated a "two-minute relaxation series" which working wom en can give themselves as a present · pur THE FEET nat on the noor. Curl the toes of one foot under, then relax. Lift toes up toward ceiling and relax. Repeat wllh other foot. Lift legs sUghtly otr floor until tension ii; felt in the thighs. Relax. Let knees fall apart and re· lax Uft shoulders up toward ears then relax. Make fists and extend arms bnefly. Let head re- lax and roll &round Dr. Peterson offered four steps to good pac- ing -Don't drive to meet someone else"s stan- dards -Know what the problem to be solved is -Implement. whatever dedslons you have made. But don'tdo lwo thlngs al once. -Evaluate your work. Dian l''osscy 1s observing gonlla!i in Central Africa 1 The Rnndumours · s tudy area 1s a 14 -squa rc-m i lc trac t ot lowland tropical rain forest and swamp. Travel is laq~ely con- ducted by boat. The ir earliest obs ervations wcr<' of orangutans f<:cd1ng or t raveling through the trees. Each night Lht• ape~ m akl' nests out of branc hes :rnd <>vc n during rainstorms writ make overhead plat forms MRS. BRINDAMOUR :;aid there was no problem with ag- gression from the orangutans. In fact. '"they were so shy and a n noyed al our presence. that lh<'y'd try to flee ... Although primates arc defined as being social. ora ng utans arc th e o nl v o nc·s who remain sohtar v ·in adulthood, s he ex plained Orangutans b<'g an lafe as small, t hree-pound infants. (A wild adult ma le may s.trow to be four feet tall and weigh a bout 150 pounds). Infants will cling to their mother's side for th<' first two ye ar s, the n occa s i onally separate ror short periods . In the third or fourth year. they begin to travel indepe ndently of the mother. but stay close. They l<'arn to eat by observin!l the mother . Orangutans' diet consists or bark and a variety of some 300 types of plants and 1n· s ects . ''WE HAVE NEVER seen an orangutan mother offer food to a begging inrnnt." she said. adding the infant. lake a child, may throw a tantrum. By the time they are five or six. they have been weaned and the mother is either pregnant or has given birth. Male offspring are treated harshly. observed Mrs. Bnn· damour. The mothers wltl refuse to share their night nest or even be in the same tree with them. It Is as adults, s he s tressed. that orangutans become solitary Males avoid contact with other males ··If th<'Y meet up in the for<'st they either fight or n ee · There Is harsh compet1ton for the females. which leadtt to com bat. she noted. Males often will be seen Wlth terrible wounds or ml!uilne fingers. toes and ears. Part of the Brindamours' .... I'.._ her craft through Sunday, April 10 Ch.Jldren are espec1all> skep- tical. Ms Lynch noted that she often IS asked 1f the eggs arc real or 1f they are rocks AN IMPORTER supplies them to her from Africa. "Th<'Y aren t taken from the wild, ' :.he ex plained. "The ostric hes are bred on farms, for both feathe rs and eggs." Ms. Lynch s aid that "'it almost takes a hatchet to break an os- trich egg'· since they a ren 'l as fragile as they look In fact. because of the arch, "an eggshell is stronger than you would think. "It's the stronges t arch1tec· tural structure in the world 1f you apply pressure from top to bot· tom. But 1f you squeeze 1t s ideways -well, crunch," she s aid, smiling. AN EGG PAINTER for seven years. Ms Lync h has dis- covered that her 'canvas" pre· s ents a who l e range o f possibilities to explore Because the roundnc!>s of an egg provides another dimension than just a flat piece of paper. her paintings can be interpreted m terms of a story told in a circle. with a scene having a beginning and end. Duck eggs have a light blue tint, making the m •• good backdrop for goldfish and sea s cenes. Turkey egg s. which a r c naturally speckled with brown fl ecks. are the basis for Ms Lynch's desert landscapes. de c.·oratcd w1lh bloomini.:) lH"tJ Ms. Lynch's interest 1n l'IU!s. cou plt>d with her !OV(' for rolklore. led her to research and write a book on the sulJJcCI "Egg painting ha!> always held a fascination to people from earliest limes. 'she said THE DRUIDS FIRST colored eg1:s with naturul mo:.i.es ancJ d) es, and decorated eggs ali.o h ave been round In Egyptian tombs and m the M 1ddle East dating Cro m the 13th century, she added . .. Thl'rc 1:. u whole history ef eggs being used m spring and fall rituals as symbols of new life." E arly cultures drew parallels between the c1a: and the earth, s he revealed. "Just nbout every culture has a myth about the egg and creation." In one m y th . the s hell represents the earth. the yoke is the s un, the membrane 1s air arid the while IS water. Eggs 1n orthodox Christian countn<'~ have us u ally sym· bolized the poss1b1hty of rebirth and have lied 1t to the rebirth of Christ, shl' said. "In m any countries. eggs were brought to ch1ldr<'n by a nimals othe r than the ~unny." she said. In Eastern Europe. 1t was a red fox ; in Tyroha. u red rooster .. The ~raduate o f Ringling School of Art in Florida noted tha t th<' strongest egg c ustDpis a nd lrad1u ons are found in Europe ' HEROWNWORKhas bcenex· h1b1ted an the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in Sen Francisco. alongside the farnous Imperial Russian Easter eggs.• The Rui.sian t•ggs. made of pre- cious metals and encrusted with Jewels. were presented e&ch Easter to the c.· tarina of Russta for a period of 40 years during t.be rt•1g n of Nicholas II. Ms. Lvnch. who t ra vets an- n ually with he r cr a ft to re· na1ssance and medieval fairs. feels ··fairs arc a natural way to work because there I can lnte· gra te my hre with m y art. "I'd rathe r talk with the people I ~ell my things lo, instead of do- ing pamttngs that sell in galleries where I nevl'r meet the people who buy the m." • BEA ,\~OERSON, Editor Thursday. April 7 1977 DAILY PILOT Bl Birute Galdikas Brindamour duties arc to rehabilitate illcJ?al· ly captured orangutans and pre- pare them for release into the wilds. She said the young on<'!' ofl<'n imitate human behavior such css using tools or throwin11 a l11J.! across a nvcr lo cross 1t "TIIELONGER •Hstudy thc great apes the clearer 11 1s we a1 c all made of the same fabri<' ·· Although oran~utani-llrt' un endangered species. sh<' su~~ ··theres llll 1s hopl' ·· Oe11p1te loggin~ concesi.ioni- lhat are razing the o rangutani.' forest homeland. there are ef- forts being m ade al conservation and of settmg up preserves. "Tl 1s cll'ar." said Mrs. Bl1l'\~ da mour, "'that no species can be :-a ved apart from its cnvir~ " m cnt. Ultimately, conservatlon or orangutans is part and parcel of conservation of the tropical ra in forest." During the ques tio n a od an!.wcr11 period. the young an. thropoloi:1st wus asked, "Why °'-1 ) OU do it.," • ""It'll !limply curiosit y," s he said ··1 h:wc always been in· I <'r <'Sl<'d in ora ngutans . It S<'<'med to me he was a little humansluck in a red suit." She added, "The more we learn about orangutans , tbe more wowantloknow." • ' \ Sporting casual, soft hats (above), men's summer styles range from p ip/in "racer" to golf caps. At right, feathery headgear tickles the fancy of daring damsels . Capricorn: St.art Anew FRIDA V, APRIL 8 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Try new ways to communicate. Utilize natur al qualities, abilities to break through red tape. One who seems pom· pous . distant will show that he actually Is a n ally. TAURUS (April 20·M ay 20): Report con· cerning fi nances should be taken with proverbial grain of salt. -GEMINI (Ma y 21-June 20): Highlight naturaJ quali ties of vcrsa t1h ty -ask questions, display intellectual cun os1ty. expand horizons. CANCER (J une 21-J uly 22): You may have s urrounded yoursclf with too many details. Key is to get n d of red tape. · LEO (July 23 Aug. 22> Romance, creative a ctivity, lovc theSl' are ~pothghted. Signifi· cant chani:c 1s due don't re!>1st progress. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22 ): Obta in expert counsel in connection with property , security is- ~ues, legal affairs Fa m ily me mber 1s involved. LIBRA CS<-pt 23 Oct. 22 > · Avoid trying to do Loo much at onct'. Ors:Jn1zc plans. prionties . See places. people in rcahst1c light. Steer a way from self-d eception. SCORPIO <Oct. 23 Nov 21 >: Ch eck possessions -count your change. Accent on buy- ing, selling. Avoid basin~ actions on impulse. Ke y is to be logical, to weigh vanous possibilities -and CO!'IL'I. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Aura of mystery works to your advantage. Cycle is favor ahle, you land on your feet. Don't tell a ll CAPRICORN (Dec 22-J an. 19): New starts in new directions ar e featured. E m phasis on light m a rca11 prf'v1ously obscured, Importa nt to impart Be opcn-mind<·d . receptive AQUARIUS (J an 20 Feb 18> Fnendship and money may mix JS 1f oil and wate r. Know it and act as 1f :iw<1 re som ething of value m erely to pul off em barrass· men!. You ca n't buv lovalt v PISCES t"Pb. 19-Marcb 20): You ~ct action and plenty of 1t ' There could be conflict of in- ter est. Protect self during 1n·f1ghting. .. ·- RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY ~Y-W.t ....... I '12 H.tlor .... C..te Me.41 -148..0JH •. ~ ,.. . . . ....,, ......... ', ........ " ' AT WIT'S END By ERMA BOMB ECK One of the biggest problems confronting women who go out· s ide of their homes to work 1s g ui1t. There is no doubt in my mind t hat if I gathe red my children a round my knee and s aid. "Dear h e a r t s, ne xt Tucc;day, your mother will be s worn in as the first woman Pre~1dent of the United Statei. "This m eans I will ser ve as chief of st ate, make sure federal laws are enfor rcd. be comman· der·in-chicf of our armt·d forces. direct U.S foreign policy. shape m y party·s stand on forc•1J!n 1s sues. urge Congress lo ad on my leg1slallve proposalc; and prc'>1dt· over t he 132-room White llou::.c. · t hey would rea ct as follows Son . "Does that m ean you're not going to the store today·•·· Daughter . "Don 't forS(C'l you got baton-twirling car pool on Wednesday " Husba nd: "'Whal would you want with a house that bi):!., You can 't take c urc of t he o ne you got. .. The ~uilt is cnmpounckd b\ lhl' frustration of not bt•ing abll' to compl:un about any pa rt of your ext ra-curncular acllv1ty If you do. you "~l. "You askcd for 11 i\o one 1s askm$t vou to Y.Ork You can always quit your 1oh '· I have a friend who '' ju"t go in" through tht· trans1t1nn period that everyone• who works ha., been through The other night sht· cam e home to :rn open front door. a stove burner th11t had bc<'n on a ll day, liquid buttcr on the breakfa,,t tablt'. unm ade beds. Tripping On Guilt Righted the dog eating peanuts from a n ashtray and 15 kids in the hall bath showing movies in the com · m o de tha t thre w them into h yste rics every t i m e they flushed. She pounded on the bathroom door and said, "Doc~n ·t anyonl' care that the dog 1s catin~ peanuL'iJrom an ashtray'!" A voice came out, "We told h im he'd ruin his supper , but he wouldn't listen." When she complaincrl to her husband he retorted, "f don't know why you h ~1ve to work a nyway. You've ~ol l'verythm~ her e you nc-cd · -se lf·cll'anmg ovens. push-button stoves , ICl' make rs, elcctnc broo ms. blt•n· der s, steam irons and wall.to· wall conveniences. IL'!> a r egulJr Disneyland.·· "I've noticed." she said. "The kitchen is Adventure! and, thr plumbin g, F ronticrland; lhc• garage T omor rowl a nd ; the bedroom . Fantasyland. and the bathroom , Main Street , U.S.A." I don't think I 'll ever forJ?e l the day I had written a column, lec· lured at a luncheon. come home. m ade beds, put in a load of c lothes and startcd dinner when my ~on said. "Why don t you make some lemonade'? .. "Why don't you m ake it"" I said "It's your Joh ... hf' ret:illatf'd I thought <i hout lh<il onc for a long time and dccided what did 1t p r ofit m e lo he a n expert lemonade maker -when l fnilcd to r aise a child who rcsp<•c tc•d ml' as a person . I've never felt ~uilty c;inr<' IS SWlMWIAR 1977 E Stewart Cole Hi-Tide. Dally, Catalin a IAUOAISLAHD 675-0770 ( 1\1/\11.ROX STIMULATES lnlhe DAILY PILOT Mad Hatters Top Headlines ~ SUNWfAR llat tricks for Easter and springtime arc ki cky, classy chapeaux that cry out for at· tention. The fashionable male is donning sort ware toppers in easy, casual materials, while women arc having their fancies tickled with flouncy f eatlters. Throw your hat into the ring and watch the reaction during the Easter parade. ASSORTED NYLON TRUNKS &~ REMODELING SALE 10% -80% Off All Fabrics <Sale Thru Sat., April 16) Sewing CIHIH Fc>m1lng .. Carole's Calico Corner ~ 2529 Eo1ttllvff Or., H_,_t hach .'i ~l~S:lO~ 644-4990 ~ s-. e~ - I L Includes the following i tems: 100 PERS ONALIZED INVITATIONS 100 PERSONALIZED IN FORMALS 100 PRINTED WEDDING NAPKINS 1 HALLMARK WEDDING ALBUM 1 BRIDALGARTER 1 FREE WEDDING BOOKLE T Let Us Hel p Plan Yo ur Wedding Choose from our Large Assortment of Wedd ing Accessori es HATCH'~~ IT card & gift store 39 Fashion Island, Newport Beach I 17141 644-2014 Graduation T;m~ H ... I • I i. iJ' d1 , • .,, ' J .. ~, ..... ,, "•tll'"""~ *'h 1 ,.-" • 1/ J' .~,, tin 1, '' t) J I f N•"J()i l\o• '~ J" •h~ In • I\ I\ I ( i l'),n 1 lJ.,1 <JCJ" Shoes by Poppoqallo ~~r; . Gffai~z; J}N111}1! (;(.~~J Via Lido Plaza 3423 Via Lido. Number 13 ,,,_,,.WW kl HUO"'°' """"'"'' 875-0321 Hours 1<>-8 Sun °11·5 • • Wife'S Worth · at a Premium Thursday. Aprll 7. isn DAIL V PILOT 83 ~ (Ann Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS. Ye.stcrduy was my birthday and guess what I received as a gift from my husband. A $10,000 life msurancc pollcy -on MY lire. While discussing our insurance coverage re- cenUy, I m entioned to ham lhal he carried no in· s urance on MY lire, and 1f l should die, he would have lo hire som eone lo care for our home <Jnd ·family. (He doesn't even know how to turn on the was hing m achine). Also, he would lose about $6,000 a ye11r Income from my pa rt-lime Job Al the time or our talk. m y husband fell strongly that women m·cd not he msurt•d unless they are the m ain source of u family's mcome. When this insuranc(• poh<'y came on my birth· d ay. I had miKed frt'linf(:.. I WilS hurt lhal r had to receive life insurance as a "s.:ifl." lo pre>ve I was i mportant to him. But I was plt'ascd that he ftnal- l y did it. Ann. please advise your male r<'aders to ap preeiate the value of their waves before it 1s too late. The sm art. husband insures his wife as well as him.self. Sign me SI0,000 WORTH Of" WOMAN DEAR WOMAN: You've made an enellent point and I concur completely. Too often a husband thinks of hJs wife only In terms or her emoUonal worth and overlooks the financlaJ facts or life. Several years ago I printed what a wife's SHvices would cost ln cold bard cash -If a husband had to p.ay for them. Would you believe approldmately $16,000 a year?! And that was betore lnfia&Jon, dear. Thanks for wrttlng. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My parents and I WC'rc having a discussion t he other night. Now we need your advice. We we re urguing about "the prope r procedure" when you pick up the telephone receiver in a party-line situation. My m om says you should s ay •·excuse me" and acknowledge your m istake. I say you s hould hang up quietly and not break into the conversa· twn. Who is right'! WllAT'SMYLINE DEAR LINE: I 'm with you. It's less disrup- tive lo t'llck off with no comment. Most people who have party lines know when a third person picks up the phone. They ap· /Ima Cunningham donates her painting as a door prize for the A rthritis Foundation benefit. Leigh Dodson's interest is fashions. Show STOP-per predate ll when that lndlvldual cub out prompt· I). No apology Is necei.sary. DEAR ANN· The letter from the husband who insisted that his unfaithlul wife renew their wedding vo"s before he forgave her hit close to home. In my case, the shoe was on the othe r foot. When my wedding nng was lost. I refused to weat it.s replacement until we renewed our vows. My husband agreed but was extremely nervous all throug h th6 ceremony. 1 didn't get ''the m essage." Within six months I lea rned he had been car· rying on ao affair for nearly u year -befor e, during, and afte r the renewal or our vows: I'm happy to say tha t out of a ll the pain came ;1 deeper understanding of how much we needed each other. My big mist ake was trying to be ~oo self-sufficient and independent -demanding nothing -making him feel that I could get a long without hjm. J am -SMARTER NOW AND TEMPERED BY LOVING DEAR SMAR'l'ER : Thanks for the s hort course. U's a claJisic. 11ght'JJei~ht "'W001) perfect Tor fuster. .. the. 1ightest wz.i9ht \)/QC)l coat yrul l ever wear w oven 'n Scodand \_~1lore.d ~dusive.iy for us. 1ight blue., orange., and tan. @)~o@@)~@ 44 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 How much do you know about pot, LSO, co· caine, speed, melh, uppcrb and downers. glue and heroin? Are all th('SC drugs dangerous? Get. Ann Landers's new booklet, "Straight Dope on Drugs." For each booklet ordered. send a dollar bill plus a long, sell·addrc!.st' lo Ann Lande rs, P.O. BoK 1400, Elgin. Ill. 60 J..ro. FROM RAGS TO RICHES... . , .... • • I J1".:'f-~ /~J,ff '., ~-l~~w ~IN 14 KARA! GOlll Now you Can Wl'3f your la•ortto Raggedy Ann Jnd Andy pcndanls and rtnf)~ .. 11 1n 14 k4r11 gold Pric•· 1ncludos chains. Mdl.ler Charqe CHARLES H. BARR Newport Beach The Woml•n's Aux i liary or th(' l\rthrtfl'> Foundatwn of Or.1n~1· County will honor 1\llt·n L u d d e n • l t• I l· \ I s I II n pcrsomthty ;ind arthn\I', tel('thon t'h,111 m ,1n for 1977. at 1\s annual runrl raisin~ proJt•rt The· th.trtl\ t•\t•nl titled Salut1· t 11 Out ...,t.ind ing Pl·rs11ns 1STO l'1. \\Ill begin with ;i lunrh<•on .11 noon. Wednc!>day, April 27. in thf' Newporter Inn. l.11ddc11 "'Ill s1>e·ak on c1rlhrit1 .... and s<·n l' as m J:..l\·r of u·rcmuni1:s \ f Jsh1on <;ho" ft-..it ur- 1 n~ <11•s1J.!1" for tr;i\el ann 'acat1on. v.111 follow~ Thi· \\'omt•n .., \ux- tli <tr\' ,.., n support i.:roup or tlH' Or.tnl.!I' l'uunly Branch Cll th1• '\at1onal Ar thr1t1 ... Fo11nrl ,1t1un l'roceC'd~ rl'ma1n 1n Orangl' County to hc·lp maint:11n tht-Arthritt!i Cit n1c at th<' Oran~t· Count\' l\h'd1cJI ('l'nkr 111 Or Jngc R<'servat1on5 Jrc to bt· mane by Wednesda~. April 13 with i\tr.s :\I a r.., h J 11 A A<' ck . 673·7760. or Mr..., Richard Fuller. ti73-3475 TrY Our New Front Door THE SPIRIT OF SPRING ANO SUMMER K~•t of C1hforn11. C•fft" "'' ull1ma1" 1n cftUll, relnlld t90rUwelf lef'*'"" Our S1lklln 1Cn111 11111 fem1n1n1 Ot'm•or• Shy Citndldly conec:t Exprus1ng the mood ol Spw'I) IOd Summ1r l1~1on. Solkhn ~nm In a luwn ltkt blend of TRlVIHA POLYt!iTEA and SILK Solt patttlt re II«: ting p11nl ''"' tu•y• A 111111 coordinete tank anti 1~11 f11mou1 vnoothlit pent Here. one of mariy b"'utlli1I looks lo! Sp,lng end Summer from Koret of C111forn11 SM them tll today. Fo. fill•'*"'-"'•""'~ ..... ~.-..w ....... -.. ,... ... _ _ _, j I I ,.._24" ._.._ ..... n • ........ c.ia-"w<-.... S1HCI tt41 Dl .. AftTMaNT eTOI .. 111 • MIWPotT '°"""""• AT !MnaSIC'nC* Of MAbOt ... NIWPOttT ..... FOUNTAIN VALLEY • SOUTH COAST VILLAGE ~ rr,.... _ __,II l ~ .. ,11Nr 1 l)Wf A . ' HUNTtNOTON BEACH • I I MAP NOT 10 bC.AL I • SANTA ANA . • IRVINE • .. I I . ' CORONA e DEL MAR On Bear Street ... . . . between Corona del Mar and Lon g Beach That is ... between the Co rona del Mar sig r-f;~ and the Long Beac h slff on the newly open ed ~:~:: Corona del Mar Freew~· You'll find it more conveni ent SOUTH COAST PLAZA l' "·i!:l)ltA!::::DAl::LV::=Pf=LOT======:::i;::=:::===::::::Thu=~:::=·""'==='=l7~.=1977== ~-!'~ :::;;:::::...~~~~~~~~~~·.-~~~~~~~~~~~~-·· .. !. l't1aUC NOTICE PUBUC NODCE PVBUC NO'l1CE PUBUC NOTlCE . ({---.... . . • • , • , . rvBU C NOTICE li'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS NAME STATl!MENT • Tho fol_.no oe•oon• ••• O«>lnq 11<111· : ...... ,: SOUTH COAST OEVELOF~RS IHC. Jl:Z0.8 w.st Cen1ra1, SOnt• 4n•, CAft104 SC I NV£5TORS I NC • e Celll•>rn111 <OrJIO••llon, 3120-8 Wnt CCimrel. S-1.t AllA.CA.'7104 Thll bu\lnotn h COr>dUCti!'un•y n11 ,M9f"chlt.1•n "7 ... ,, Publl"-d Or""'l" Cout Oollv Pt101. All"ll 1, U ,11, 1', lt71 PUBLIC NOTICE Cl'"JtU SUll'£1110ltGOU!tTOPTMI! ST4T901i'CAU FOlt,_l.A FOtt TMllGOUMTYOl'OttANO& Ne.A·'11tJ NOTICI! MHl!AltlNOOF Pl!TITION l'Ott l>ltOSATI! OP WILL ANO FOii ~l!TTl!ltSTISTAMENT41tV E"411r o1 JOl-iN CALABRESE. a~• GIOVANNI CAt.ABR!;SC. Ot<~·'"·a NOTICE IS HfREllV C",11/EN t~.11 CARME\.4 MA~SAAOTTI ""' lllM ,..,,.,It:" Of!t1r1011 tor "'°'"''to nr N.tr ·tM tor h\Ut\n<t Ot l,.,,,.,., T"'t•trTI,.nt try tn 11\e Pf'.'Uf1oni1r rrter,.nc_f' ,,, wtw h 1• m.tdt t()I' turt~r Dtjrhcul•r\ Ann "Mr v.e 1lmt! and ot.-c"' nt n"'«"""O '"• ... .-,,,,. ,., ~"" y l IOr '"0'11 1&, ttl/, al 10 00 a.rn., In '"" tourtroom ot ~o.trtment NO •• ot ~10 cou•t Ill 7"10 t'.IVI( (~n·~· Orl¥e We\I, In lllO CllV of !Mlf'llA An•, • C•llf<1rn14 O•led Aorll 4. 1'71 WILllAME ltJOtlN. eountv Cltr~ ..OV I . GIOlllO.AHO ,.$S ... llMl111t-•.~lte S.llt• AM, C4. '210f 1114)WM46t AllWlley~ ... tih- t Pubtl\lled Oran<)le c....n D411y Pl1M A11<117.l ,U,1'n IOI• II PICT1nous •u11N•ta ........ n aTSMllNT . ""• Tonight's TV T1" tollOWtfll ,.._ It 9'1"41 w.i. M"'n <;Ot.Ol!H WUT OEMS, 62' S f!«lld A~, Suite IO. ~""• CA ...,, JoM -~. t"2 Com ..-e eru.. "'-'""""' liNctl. (,A .,.. Tltlt .._II~--Irr• In . ....... ..,.,,............, Tiii~ •l•-... flied wtltl lM C-tl' Cltftl Of 0.-C-1'1 ..i INl"OI W. "'1 UNIT•DtTATWSDIST•ICTCOUltT CENT.AL OISTltlCT OP CAUl"OlllllA CAUNUMal• cvr .. •••~ ALIAHUMMOtlS ITlllltDll'AIUVI CAST ALLOYS. INC'_• CO.l>Ot•hOll • 11'1..AtMTlf'li'$ Highlights ~ THI Tlt.AVl!U!llS fHOl!MNITY c;oMP.ulY,o~t(loo\. O.~nts I KTLA 1J 8:00 -"The Lemon Drop Kid." Bob Hope plays lbe title role In this 1951 r:novie comedy . DENIS \.l!VASSUl!lt. 81t40 i L004M,-. JAMES L()G4N M41N~. j Jlt •• ~ okO JAM!S I.. 111\AIN, •"4 0.ANNY 1(1,-CHIN, THlllO P41tTV Ol!'.PllHD4Nn K'ITV.8' 8:00 -Jacques Couateau. Yo11 ••• l\er•bl' •u,..rno..eel •nOfl J0NC5 .ANO 81!~AR who I• etlornev The Great Sea turtles, believed to have evolved from prehlatorlc ages, are ex· amined in thls documentary on the laland of Europa between Africa and Madagascar. · !or 11\e M»w-n•l'Md Oet•n<le1>t •"" thlrd·PMIY P1.in1111 ..... Whow ..SOr•" I• 5'01 WHI Ttlll'O St.-t, L.ot •noe•u. Collfornle '00,. •n •nu••• 10 tM • 1"trd•DO<W<Otno11lnt-lc;ll lt~ewlln ,.,,,.., _..,... wtt11111 ZO<ltv• on ... '"" s.rvlo of 11•1• •urnmon• UPOl'I vou u ctuslYeollheO.vol-vlce.11yout•ll CBS .fJ 9:00 -People's Command Performance. Entertainers from all phases of show business are shown in their best-known performances in thia special, seleeted by viewers. 10 clo to. IUCIOn*tl Dy dotlauir wlft tw taken •v•lntt wou tor the nll~t dPmoncled In 11\e llWf'lk>Mty com1>1a1..i Tf\e ... tUIOO~-yOU-.-..lfhA COOi' of lhe <om04olnt of the 01•ln11lf w111e11 ..,._, lfWll bUt we not requlr...:t to •Mwtf EOW4ROM l(AITZM4N. Cle-rll UnttedSt.t"OlstPl(tCou'1 8rS4t.LtE•'10IMANUEL DtoutyClerll. OATEO; 0.U-rlJ, 1'1' 15E4LI JOt4ESAND8EDHAll Htl WotTlll"'St,.... Le•A-1•,teli-.. ... fJ U I '14-tttt llTTOltNEYSFOlt 0.t-nt •"4 Thtr<l l>any Pl•lntlfl PuOloMle1S.-••"'" r TV DAILY LOG ~--~----~------------'"'."'""'::"""""'"'.""':'"~ trust: dlSCMfl ht is .. lttlt to the EVaNING 9:00 DD Cl) CiOl (Clll m) ~ e rm Cl) ca (I) m Mews B <Bl Stu T 11t (j) &..... PYie D &unlmolt m P•ltlidet f1111lly O»Mlta·lZ fli) £ltdric Cotti""' m OraNtk s.na Qt) MIU Doudn -6:30-u "TITANIC" ·ROBERT ,.. WAGNEl/8. STANWYC« 0 111"11: (90) "Tltu1t" (dtl) '53-Chflon Wtbb. 81rbm SUnwyck. Robtt1 WllJ\tr. (I) Wy Gnttttll (()"'" (Im ... " ~tr. $flow m Fatlily Altlir ((llJQJ)r......t mz.. ((3 Cl)) llwitdlecl mr-1• 7:00 o u 0J1 m m m Ikon 0 um Oub ( 41 My Three Sons c' I To Tell the Tnith O Cotl<eatratlon m I Lowe l.Ucy Ill The fBI m CJriklren·, l"roeram IX Andy Gnlflth tD MacKeil/l.threr lleport (i.3) W > The Partrklct hmily -7:30- CIAndy O l.o¥e Amerlun Style COJ The Odd Ccluple U The Gona Show (l)l:Wld~ra O The Joiltr's Wild (JOJ "'' (() IUtdl &amt m <<2fl m> ll'ldy Bun<h (Ull Wl The W"llllur11 Btotfltn fl) Today's l:oc*lflc ~ Hop11's Htroa fD Cll1RMI 11 Tonipt m Pnct b R1rtit Of Amelia: Tlir Toullf CJpentnee 8 :00 0 BUGS BUNNY EASTER • SttOW/Bup ashd to sub for Usttr lt1bblt fJ ([1101) m Bu&l B1nRy bsttr Sllow Bugs Bunny, with the aid al soch olhti famous urtoon tharactm as Oaffy Duck. Stlmlu the Cat. Pepe le Pew, foehoin leehorn and Yostm1te S.m, Ines to help a desperate Granny find 1 sub stilule 101 the [a$ler Bonny wllo is bedr1dd'n W11h a cold. U FANTASTIC JOURNEY! * Slave wo1111n revolt· •II men dlAppt1r CJ QJJ rn ® m ranfastlc Journey ··Turnabout" When lhe mftll of one of the 1111)8 spheres abuse and dea11de lhf female poJ1ulahon, the women revoll and cause their lormtnto11 to d1sapour. 0 MoN: (2hr) "Tile ltMOll Dr0tt llld" (com) '!II-Bob Hope. < e 1 Mom: CC l (l~r) "bu,ade In hpan" (dra) "'tl-Tere~ W111hl, C..ml'fOn M1lth,ll U U•H~;) llt futurt~ lhe pt\l1c• tram ol Cleaver. Ha•en and Bundy try to kttp • )'OllRl 1111 l1om to1~m1lint su1C1de. only lo !tarn the one pmon who tan stop htt-hei l1thtr-1s under poltCe av•rd and annot be relused. O C.tlrilla Valente Ill Collttrt lhe popular singer 1$ backed by the (dmonton Sympllony 01thn1T1. m JKqun ~en ''Se11clt in th• Deep · The myste11ous Grut Su Turtles_ beh•~d rvolved hOlll the preh1sfori<: age.s, aflracl the crew of Ill@ Calypso. lhry YIS•t Ille 1$1and of Europa tn lhe Mo11mb1que channel botween Africa and Madaauur. Ill Perry Muon w Jap;intSe o~"'' ~ MOY11: IC) (2hr) "Godsptll .. (dra) '73-Viclor Guber, Oawld Haskell, Jeny Sroka. Ell) Mastefpiece f~tre: Upsblra Downtt1Jrs "Will Ya No Come 8.Ki A(11n" When Richard bnmJwJ • fish• 1nR lodce 111 tht H11hlands of Scot• l~nd, Caton Place seivanls flfvi lo men•et under unusu•I cond1Uons. CD '""'* dtl '""" estate of llcm Ed Huter. llld. ct. sptle llts alf9ttioll tor Katlierine tt. ness11 Hd he1 dau&hlet, Bern1delle, wows to dtJtror kalheri"e's hulblftd, Tom, wllo mlde vile ICICllSlticlllS apinst her. (I) Melll« a:> (2llf) ""' ....... Eatw" (6'1) '64-Mne Bltlcrolt. • <ta <IJ> a "'-'....,CR> "NOll·lnwolvtftltnt" Wojo lffeSts 1 citilen tor not stoPPinc •robbery and Baptlstl, • new· womM cktec!M. bunas in a "ftaslttf." CJOral~ Cit Mffle: a:> "Tiit Ill lie•" (com) '60-T0111 C41rtis. m ...,, Criffie S11M • l1le VllJlliM m Clvlllsatl"' "Lirht or uperl· enu" Remtnndt anil Vermeer, two Dutch PtlRltlS wllose ptfctption of 111'11 molutlOllind tl1tir art, 118 prototypes for Sir Ktwllt aar11·s study of 17111 Ceatwy t.ope; time at NIMNUcs 11111 rmo.. -9:30- • (121 ())) Cll Tltrw'a C.· MllJ "No Qiildrtft, No 0ocs· Wllt1I Jldl llri4lp bome • Pllllll'J, IOOlll- llllles .bnd •lld Clirissy rtmind ltim thlt the lladlord doesa"t ... pets. flJ s..c.,... c...., 10:00 UOlltws u (rat! ft)) (J"j) WestMt ...... u l ··111n2 Solomon's Kid" An ldoc>- lion arranied •Y ~ and Janel 1s th1ea1ened when lhe foster mothtr fates the IMOSl>l!cl ol an 111Guuble illness and runs away with the baby. 1,2t1 &ullsmole fl) Mlsa de II Im T~ 111 the s.in Gab11el MISSIOR, with composer U11abelh Waldo conducting Ille Pan American Enstmble and Ille Sacra· mento Chofale, actOf Hellf'f Darrow hosts and nplalns the eleinem of the 54Jan1$/t M$.. -10:30-m mm ..... m rrofilll-K.L ...._ 1 1100 l'J • ()) Q)) llews 8 11J CJJC!I Ghn 8 LM AIMflCMI Style m sinates MmJi u, 0 fronsicft G) Mary lbrtltl-. Miry Mllr1- Cl) Tht ltolM~rs (CUJ ())) The btl<JI Sllow Qfl llatol~ mw.111 (121 Cl)) LM a.n.. Style -11:30- 0 (@ Cil) (I) CIS Litt ~ "llolft-Slly AAlt. .. (C) -Cty ,_ .. (dra) '74-lohn Fonylhe. a ID> C1J (l.aJ m Ja1n1y c.i.... {()The PTLQu41 0 (3 (f)) tDJ Tltandly IUpt S,.Cill "'Ge11l0o Riveia: Goodni&bl Amenca" m""" Cl) S(t. Bllko ®The 700Cltlb 12:00 U llat Cl( Gl"04ldle C!I Moltle: a:l "f• QwtlS"' .. A(e" (adv) '66-l!Qrer Ha11111. GJCress-W"lts m MoN: "~of lift" (dra) '34-Claudette Colbtrt. -12:30-u All~ Sllow: "Homr " tlll 8lldl ...,_.," "Cosfe4 ~ .. St. MattlleW," "OeM ..... ~ m ~ "l1le Harder n.., fflf" (61a) '56-HumpbrtY Bot•rt. 1:00 o aii CJ) <m r....,. 2 :00 a .,..,., Oonltf••tlf•: ..... M111t•"•Mano1c.• -~30- CD AUlcflt SM: "Tiii ~ let," "lf1dt .. 1111 ....... -3~5-u Mowle: ....,.... A ........ Doubt" (SUS) '5'>-0111 Ad'M. P\lllff ...... °""'91 0Nnt o.l i. li'flot I """ , 1'! I 1>1' 11 l;averne, Shirley Top J esus 1Vovie NEW YORK CAP> -The first hall of "Jesus of Nazareth" oo NBC was seen by viewers in 22.9 . mlWoo households Sunday rugbt, accordlne to the latest A. C. Nielsen figures. The only show to top it for the week was ABC's "Laverne & Shlrley.'' The usually top.rated Academy Awards ce.remOQy turned up in fourth place on ABC. ABC CAME AWAY WITH another wlo for tho week, it.a 13th conaecutlve. The prlme·tlme averages were 19.9 for the network; representing J4.2 million homes; 18.7 tor CBS, or 13.3 million homea, and 15.8 for NBC, or 11.2 mlllion. At the bottom of the week's list was NBC's re~ peal of "Ca plain & the Kings." The 10 lop·rat.ed programs last week were, in order Laverne & Shirley, "Jesus of Nazareth," Happy Days. the Academy Awards, Barney Miller, MASH. Three's Company, Hawa.il Fiv&-0. Barnaby Jones and Welcome Back, Kott.er. FINISWNG IN T UE 11THROUGH20 positions were in order "Chisum." What's Happening, The Caroi Burnett 'show, Eight Is Enough, 60 Minutes, The Jeffersons, Perry Como's special, Maude, MitzJ Gaynor's special aod a tie between All in the Family and Charlie's Angels. Nashville 99, the new series starring Claude Akins. rwshed 33rd in it.s premier outing on CBS. The CBS News documentary on Rhodesia was 65lh among the week's 66 primetime programs. NBC said its research department c;stlmates that 70 million people saw at least a portion of lbe opening installment or "Jesus of Nazare~" and that when it concludes Sunday, that figure will have increased lo more than 90 mlllion. . {<3) <ibe§lippaand ti.~ Tiu: Story of Cin<.lcrclla Richard Chamberlain Gemma Craven _,..,,, ... o'-.••"'4 2 :00-4:30-7:00-9:30 EDWARDS CINEMA HARBOR AT ADAMS COST A MESA 546-3102 11NETWORK11 CRJ 11SHAMPOO"' IRJ .. LITTLEST HORSE THIEVES" .,WIHHIE THE POOH" CHILDREN'S rlUCES "ROCKY .. ••1uRNT OFFERINGS .. CPGJ "WIZARDS" (PG) "ZARDOZ" (R) "IL.ACK SUMDA Y"' IRJ .. ONE R.EW OVER THE CUCKOO'S HEST' ,.SL.A.-SHOT' IRJ "TWO MINUTE WARNING" I 'F antasticks.' at U CI; Serial Expands OAJL Y PILOT 8 5 Three Slwws Closing IC you can't get tickets for the clos- ing performances of "The Fan- taatick.a" at the Westminster Com- munity Theater this weekend (and you probably can't), you can $ee the ume play for 75 cents at UC Irvine tonight through Saturday. The UCI production is a student of- fering at the Fine Arts Lillie Theater· under the direction of graduate stu- dent Margot Abbott Curtain time is 8 o'clock and reservations are being taken al 833-6617. M EANWIULE, THE Westminster version of "Fantasticks" is one or three stage productions drawing their curtains along the Orange Coast this weekend. The others are "Luv" at the lrvinl\{:<>tnmunity Theater and "The Girl in the Freudian Slip" at the San Clemente Community Theater. S o ndra Evans 1s directing Westminster's "Fantast1cks" with Kent Johnson, Bille Hess. Saundra Al· Jen, Robert Sax, Robl.'rt J ames, Chuck Staneart and John Autry among the cast. Curtain 1~ 8:30 Fn· day and Saturday a t 7272 Maple St., Westmjnster. Reservations 893-8626. "LUV," THE FIRST s how at Irvine's new theater in Newport Beach, gives its closing pe rformances at 8: 30 Friday and Saturday evenings. Intermission Tom Titus The Murray Schisgal comedy ls bei~ presented at the former church on Cliff Drive at El Modena Avenue. Reservations 646-3178 days and 557.7297 evenings. Tony Brandt's production of "The Girl in the Freudian Slip" winds up with performances tonight through Saturday at the Cabrillo Playhouse. 202 Avenida Cabrlllo, San Clemente. George Alig, Joanne Applegett and Jeff Corbin head the cast, which performs at 8:3Cf'. Reservations 492·046S. Three professional produrl1ons round out the menu of local theater, all continuing their engagement:.. They are: ENTERTllNMENT LOS ANGELES CAP) -Fans of the daytime series "All My Children" will be getting double their pleasure starUne AprU2S. A BC Television an- nounced that the seven-'B~· "giell• ' year-old serial will ex-pand to a full hour, ap- pearing on the network a D--alled half-hour earlier than lts ·~ present time. Last year ABC also LOS ANGELES (AP) converted two other -"The Billion Dollar serials, "One Life to Movies" is the title for L ive" and "General NBC 's Big Event for Hospital" to 4S·m.lnute May 22. David Niven will ahows. host and narrate a re-=:~=~~~~~~~ view of the 12 biggest,. rr-~--....~ moneymaking films. I •uc-...-MNI. I The films include tvUT-·nu::aoAM-•nu "Jaws," "The God- fath e r ,'' "T h e Graduate" and "The Sound of Music." Olivia DeHavilland will make an appearance to re- minisce a bout "Gone With the Wind." S.ADUt l!ll&C M ~l.AIA • ....... '\. 111•1 '....... ... . .... . ,,. . . .. 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ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ORIGINAL SONG EVERGREEN 11••• tN11,.•rt•tlo11f ' ~ \ George C. Scott · A Dort/Pot.vsky Production A Frankl1n J. Schaff1.., Fiim "Islands In the Stream" THURS.-FRl.-SUN. 2:00-4:00-8:00 8 :00-10:00 I SAT. ONLY 1 :00-3:00-5:00-7:00 :00-11 :00 HUNTINGTON CINEMA HACH AT ELLIS, H.1. 147-9608 147-6017 •• , .... ~•o•"..co.t:""" ._,...,._ .... T£CHNICOLOll9 ,.II( .. oeu .. ,..,,.,.ct oe • - -=-=-~OAl::.=:L~~T.:....~~~~~---~T_hu-rtd.......,!Y~·-A.pri_t_7_._1t71.._. ""0000 tlAIC*$TO CHOCHIOU'a '"4aMACYl Gas-for-cash Effort ~ Pleases Exxon EXecs CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) -An ex· perlment by Exxon to find out wbethu more customers would be gas and pay cash c.in save blmsell Sl 40 every time he fills up a 20-gallon tank. Chno11inl( 11 personal wUUngtopaycubforgasollnelfthey phormnt.'Y 111 un lmportnnt could get a discount seems to have d "c I 11 Ion be c u u u ll been successful, dealers and com· Jn vol Veft lha hell Ith of YOU pany officials 88)'. and vnu r fnmllv Soane of "It's been working well. I think it the things y~u :1hould look has helped bu~lness," says Lee ror In rfrr 1dlna upon a , McCaskill one of the 35 dealers Exxon otficials said they were q>n· ducting the program to determine whether the d iscounts would lncrease business. Some dealers say it has and others say business has been about the same. phurmacy are service, · i ·' · •· d u 1, c n ct a b i I I l y . parttc pating m lhe. program. I think ' "I don't kno w whether it's in- creased my businei;s or not, but I do know l 've been a ble to help my customers hang 11. ther e ·as g11soline prices have conlirst cd to go up," scfYJi Robert C. Benton, who owns a station ' in downtown Charleston. JlromptncRll. fnlr dcuhng people are watching their pennl~s 1and complete :.locki.. now and 2 cents a gallon makes a d1f- Wc think that we got ference." ~ood mork11 on all thc'le importunl polnb 1111 well oi1 mimy other ... aut the onlv way h1 reully know I~ to .sive U" a try. The people who work in our phurmucy rl'nlly <'Ull" about you !>U we aPc <'onfidcnt that once you trv u ... you will be b11l·k ai:um and will consider us your fJmlly pharmac-v THE PROGRAM began an Sep. tember in Charleston and Abilene, Tex. "I had a few credit card customers who fell like they were bt:ing di'S· criminated against; but now every· ,body seems to be well satisfied," McCaskill says. EXXON DIDN'T REDUCE its whole.'\ale prices to dealers. It is tak· mg into account 1975 credit sales, and cash sales during the experimental period. to provide rebates lo dealeni as an incentive to participate in the program. YOU OR YO t:rt DOt:TOH Ct\N f'llO"IE U!-1 when \Ou nl'l'cl a <lclt\'erv We 11.lll dt•h\Cr µrumptly- w1thoul l''Clra char11c A f:rt•;1t manv Jk'Oplc n•l v on u~ fo r their hcJlth need., w,. welcome rl'<IUc:.is for d t • I 1 "c r y s c r v 1 cc and <'h<1r~c ae<'ount.; Under the experiment, motorists who pay cash for gasoline ins1'ed of banding lhe dealer a credit care! get a discount of 2 cents a ga llon. A customer wimng to pump his own gas can r ealize s ubstantial savings. Don Wright. r1eld sales manager of Exxon in Charleston. says 35 of the 41 dealers in Charleston are participal· ing in the program .. Dealer r eaction has been good and the cash customers love it," he says rARIC LIDO P'HAlMACY JSI Ho .... lo.d ,,. .. ., ... ...., ..._,_.. 1Hcll 64Z-1 510 A GALLON OF regular a t McCaskilJ's Cull service island costs 61 9 cents. Someone who pays cash can get it for 2 cents less than that. At the self service island, McCaskill charges 56.9 cents a gallon, with a 2· cent discount for cash. This means a Officials hired a research firm to find out how credit card customers feel about the program, but the results are nol in. Wright says Exxon should be able to evaluate the program by mid-April and m ake a decision on whether to continue it. -----------person who is willing to pump his own Share Easter Joy! Rl·member fnends and relative~ 1.vnh tl.oughtful I ldllrnilrk <:<mis PAPER UNLIMITED I I 12 IRYIHE Jt. VEHUf NEWPORT IEACH, CA. 541-7921 103-123* INTERESI steady, steady, steady. For the last 16 years, through booms and recessions, lndlvldual Investors. as well as trust and profit sharing plans, have earned l 0% or more on their money, most of the time IJlOre. Often as much as 12%' on short term (3 to 6 years) trust deeds on choice resldentlal properties, with large equity and high security. The title Is Insured and recorded In your name. In those 16 years. no one has ever lost one cent on their investment at A. A. Aju Co. No one has ever failed to earn I 0% or more. No one. We take care of all the paperwork, details and payment c:ollectlons for you. If you want your runds returned sooner, after two years we will make every effort to reassign your trust deed to another Investor at no cost or loss to you. We have never railed to do so. If you want stable high Interest. a nd If you have $5,000 or more that you would like lo Invest, please call or write A. A. Ajax Co. for our complete brochure on trust deed Investments. •when a loan Is prepaid before maturity, you receive up to a six month Interest bonus on 80% of the loan balance. This may Increase the yield up to J 2%. (714) 772-6230 Ask for Bob Mayu or Barbara Frenkel 505 No. Euc:Hd Ave. Anaheim. CA 92803 (714) 837-3744 .. Ask for Sandy Ross Suite 202 Taj Mahal Professional Bldn. lAguna Hilla, CA 92653 County firms Reports Gain.s Pacesett~r Telllr Gain American Pacesetter, Newport Beach, has re- ported net income of $2,827,909, or 41 cents common sha re, on revenues of $33,054,900, for the year ended Dec. 31. Trus compares with net income of $2,004,757, or 29 cents, after extraordinary income of $40,000, on revenues of $27.651,841 for the previous year Avco Earning!* lntrease A\'CO Financial Sen1ceo; Inc , Newport Beach. a wholly own4:d s ubsrd1ary of Greenwich. Conn based A\•co Corp , has reported net earnings for the first quarter ended Feb. 28. before unrealized translation gains on foreign exchange, $12,321,000, com paled with $10,472,000 a year ago. After unrealized foreign exchange gains, net earnmgs for the first quarter were $15,402,000, down from $16,478,000 in the like 1976 period. Total receivables outstanding at Feb. 28 for all A vco operating divisions we r e a r ecord $1,968,319,000. compared with $1,828,378,000 at Feb. 29, 1976. ltficrodaf a Sale• lncreue M icrodata Corp .. I rvmc. has reported revenues of $8.626.000 and net income of $8,000 for the second quarter ended i''cb. 28 In the prior )ear's second quarter, revenues were $6.255.000 with net income of $587,000, or 34 cents 3 l>hart·. on I ,i18,000 average number of s hares outstand1nlo! Fmanc1al results for the quarter include adjust- ments resultani( from a physical inventory and ef· feels of increases tn labor and overhead rates. The book inventory was wntten down by approximately $500,000. Consistent with the company's prior ac- countin~ policies. these udjustments do not include product development and start.up costs. which are expensed as incurred. While sales increased in the current quarter 38 percent over the like quarter a year ago, the rate was not sufficient to support the forecast made at the beginnin~ of the fiscal year of $50 million in re- venues . National St1•te.• Gafns National Systems Corp , Newport Beach, has. announced sharply improved rel>ulls an its final audited revenues und earnings for the year ended Dec. 31, 1976 For th<> y<.·ar. earning'! from <'Ontinuing oper a- tions advanced 112 pNc·l'nl to S'9R9,000. or 66 cents a s hare compared with the previous year's earnings of $467,000 or Jl cent'! a share. Net revenues were $21, 157,000, an increase or 121 percent over S9.S87.000 for the previous year. Net earnings, ln- cludang cxtraordrnary credits, increased 116 per- cent to $1 ,9ft7,000 or $1.33 a sha re compared with $920,000 or 62 cents a share. For the fourth quarter , earrungs from continu· int operations were $262,000 or 17 cents a shar e on revenues of $5,408,000. This compares with e&(nings of $201.000 or 13 cents a share on revent*s or $2, 724,000. Net earnings, including extraordina~ credits, for the quarter amounted to $575,000 or 38 cenf.8 a share compared with $387,000 or 26 cents a share lut year. ~11.es, Lo••e• '"~re .. e Lion Country Sarari, Inc., Irvine, has reported 1976 revenues of $6,237,163, compared with $5,552,216 for the previous year. The 1976 revenues include a $1.6 million gain from previously reported termination or management contracts. Despite the increase in revenues, the company reported a 1976 loss after laxes or $2,055,863, com- pared with a loss of Sl ,212,0IS in 1975. The 1976 results reflect a loss of $2,115,000 from sale or the company's Florida park last January in a transaction actually consummated in December 1976. This rigure included a goodwill item of $1,391,000. The per-share loss for 1976 was $1.17, compared with a loss of 69 cents in 1975. \'TN Rqori• Profit• . • Mortgage brokrra. Offered to Callfomia re••dents only. VTN Corp .• Irvine. has reported a prom for the r -------------------------,· lhlrd quarter fi scal 1977, endod Feb. 25. Revenue!' for the third quarter of fiscal 1971- I f om interested In trust deed investments. , were $4,709,598 compared with $4,163,870 for the I Please send me more lnformouon. t slmllor quarter of fiscal 1976. The protlt for the 1 t third quarter of tlscal 1977 was $80,S54 (which In· 1 I eludes a tax credit of $38,000, or 2 cont.s a share), or I N•m• I 5 cents a share, compared with a loSll or $371,583, or I l 31 cents, for the third quarter or fiscal 1976. I Phone t Prollta for the first nine months of fiscal 1977 I I ended Feb. 2S amounted lo $473,372 <lncludlnat a tax I I credit ol $232,000, or 18 centa). or 33 cents on re I loOdrm I venues of $14 ,881,864 compared with a loss or I I '862 774, or 72 ct?nts. on revenues or $12,877,938 for L.!>! ________ _s::. ___ ,!" __ ~---~!..f ~~8~trst nine months of flscal 1978 ended Feb. 27, • • Toyota Hikes Auto Prices TOKYO <At>) Toyota Motor Sal~s Compuny, the sales arm of Toyota Motor Company. plans Lo increase retu1I car prices in the U.S. murket to make up for exchange losses from the recent rise 1n the yen against the dollar. Company 0Hic1als decllned Wednesday to give d etails on the planned Increases. 'fAKIN<; STOCK The company said export prices for passengN cars'\o the United Stales wen• 1wgged at u 290·yen per-dollar rate. Offlc1als calculate that $12 to $15 1s lost per car every tame the dollar falls by one yen The dollar (coll 1.15 yen Tuesday, closing at 272.85 yen. The drop continUl.'d a decline that hai; lowered the U.S. currf'ncy by 7 3 percent :.1nce th(• start of the year . State Bef"f Prkf"# •Low• . Prices or' beef in l2 major California cities ap Safes Boom pear below the national avcruJ:e in March, accord- 1-1 D II b ing to the California B<'ef Council. · · Mi ay uys water from a dispens ing A new state survey, to be a monthly reporting m ach ine at a Concord s upermarket, service to consumers by lh11 council . shows an where the manage r s ays water sales are average of $1 32 per pound for hve popular beef booming becaus e of California's drought. cuts. But J ohn Arnd~. whose Hayward-based Ttus compares with an average of $1.40 report- firm sells purt1 <.1nd distilled water. says ed by the America11 Natmnal Cattlemen's Associa his 6,000 or so machines in Southern lion in a survey of l!l c1tws across the nation. Both California were doin~ a brisk business s urveys are made the same day on th<' same cuts. even befor e the dr y ~pell sta rted. ground beef, bone-in round steak, bone-in sirloin ----------------------· steak, T-bone steak and seven-bone chuck roast. Moderate Growth Viewed by Bank Global economic recovery should continue at a moderate puce an 1977, but a number or long-term problems must be resolved if there is to be con· tinued growth in 1978 and beyond, Bank of America says in a recent report. "Private in vestments remain low in many in· dustrialized countries and payment imbalances continue," the bank says, adding that large debt burdens or the developing and Eastern European bloc countries continue to increase. Yet the global economy has shown "unexpected resilience over the past five years," says the report. World employment, production and use of in· dustrial capacit y have ri sen from their 1975 lows and currently are at more satisfactory levels ac. cording to the report ' Bot A RedU<'e" Water IJ•r Bank of America has announ('cd 1l will cut water consumption by at lrui.l 10 percent al branches a nd other units in the s tate not already affected by local conservation pro~rams. The bank operates I ,081 branches and 11 office buildings in the slate . Because of d iffering maintenance problems and plumbing systems at o(rices. the bank is leav- ing decision son how best to Jch1eve the· c·utback ll) the individual units. AV Ill Plans Tolfr11 AV 111. an Irvine producer of corporate aud1v visual m arketing proArams. has opened its studios for informational lours for corporate executives. Tours arc held only by rcscrva't1on to allow participants to sec work an progress and talk in St!Jdio with thos.e work1n~ o~ proJ~cts r a nging from shde presentations to motion picture and multi- media progr ams. There is no charge for a one-day tour. Further information is available :.it 754-0122. O,·•·r 1,ht· Count•·r NASO listinqs I 1 l • \ 6 7 8 • 10 " 17 11 .. t\ •• •1 II •• 111 1"I ,,. 71 1 111 n 1 H• tl 10 H S4 n • 70. 100 1• MUTUAL FUNDS IJp s a11d Downs ,."rn;. l'>M C1 "·•¥1\ •• , ,,.., .. _,,..."" Sw•"'""' C• nN ''" c .. m.n '1~1\n [W lfllh '"""' l1Mf 0C.. <. '" ro '"'r>mlf1f V1ft,.,,, Pton !.y• ~~1r-R'.U M•tr~ IV ~'""'' Ol'tnf'Wtt\ M•dA L1 A ttt1<N nn ~'0'"'' MA'f\I O•Q "o"""'" Rurw,_.vv univ 11011 NA""' OAB lnrJ Amie.Of' AES ''" W1t1.m ft\ (omt11 Ll<A 8<>\ PAl'Xm AflKCO F V"'1 '>¥\ To,.n C.o ~:~!'v cg R~ C"'°1• T"l•M i: 0 e~u ... 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Wolv•W 12 \ I) ,._,. '' WOIMl<O 41 6 II 11 -'• WOOd(O ,40 S '1 •V. .... W09(1jlotrt .Jll 11 60 7Uli -... WOl'Wtll I ..0 t :MO U"' WOl!W pl ' WI , nv. \4 WOtldAlr h 1' ,.,., ·~ WrlQIV 1 «)I 10 U t0\4i + Wurlltt 00 • 11 •1a-Wvlllll .o 10 n 10\ti • -. WylyQ , ..0 11'1 -Jl-Y llerOf 1 JOIO tl4 .. , .. _ l<l ICU• ott 1 JJ I.,_+ "' ~.':l,. • : ,. m: • " D•lt JOii ~ ~ ~· ~ vr•Cll • J1 71111 ..,1m~ 11' II • t)'1t• " tnlnd • t '' tN, .... Thur!d!y. April 7, um I /N DAlLY PILOT •t • NameGaDteS Family Moni~n Falk By MILTON MOSKOWrrz; It may not matter much to you what corporations call themselves, but the managers ol compwlies ue~ar to have a passionate concern ror such questions. At least they spend a lot or time making or considering nu me cbanies. Jn the beginning lt was easy .The man who founded the company put bis name on It. We still have many compan.lea with family names (and with members ol the original fami· ly still a<'Uve>: Ford. Pillsbury, Weyerhaeuser, Du Pont, Hewlett-Packard, Schlitz. MANY OTHER FIRMS HAVE RETAINED fam11Y names even though descendants of the founding ramily are no longer a<'tive in the company. There was once a Mr. Sears and a Mr Roebuck; the}'formcd an alliance in 1887. There was a James Cash PeMey and a Frank Woolworth. King Gillette founded the razor bl.ide company bearing his name. And two brothers·m·law, William Procter and James Gamble, began making candles and soap m Cincm· natl 1n 1837. However, the people running the S.S Kresge Company have decided they don't want to perpetuate the founder's name. Over the past 15 years t.he company bas transformed itself mto the nation's largest discount operator under the name K Mart. The 1.095 K Marts today account Cor 95 percent of the ules and profits o( S.S. Kresge, and so the com- pany wants to rename itself t.he K Mart Corp. Kresge stock· Money Tree holders w1ll have an opportunity to vote on the name change at the company's annual meeting May 17. One large stockholder has already objected tbal the cbanj• makes no sense He is Stanley S Kresge, 76-year-old son of founder Sebastian S. Kresge. Kresge left the company's board last year. THE KRESGE MANAGEMENT IS FOLLOWING ct route traveled by many other corporations that deemed lts logical to have their corporute names reflect their pnnc1pal line of business. That's why Standard 011 or New Jersey changed its name to Exxon (that was probably the biggest corporate name change of our times>. and why Cahforrua Packing Corp rechnstened its Del Monte Corp .. <Neither New Jersey nor California objected tothosesw1tches.) D1vers1f1cat1on 1s at the root of many corporate name changes Tennessee Gas Transmission became a con· glomerate called Tenneco. General Shoe evolved into Genesco. Pepsi-Cola, having absorbed Fnto·Lay and Wilson Sporting Goods, tumed into PepsiCo. Then there's the trend toward short, snappy lilies wh1cQ soon become so fam1har that you forget where they came from Columbia Broadcasting System 1s now Just CBS. Radio Corp. of America changed to RCA American Machme & Foundry IS the antecedent or AMF. Umted Shoe Machinery 1s now USM. Trying to erase the memory or It~ founder, Jim Ling, L1ng-Temco-Vought changed to LTV. And Corn Products refining. m one or the most mystenous of all name changes, became CPC International (the old name 1s still better known than the new one> SOMETIMES A COMPANY J UST CAN'T make up 1ts mmd A New York dairy foods holding company went for many years under the prosaic name of National Dairy Products Corp Not very exciting Then 1t moved its bead· quarters to the Chicago area, site or its m1ght1est d1v1S10n, Kraft Foods. Did 1t take the name Kraft'> No. at had to adopt the stilted version of Kraftco. Last year at had enough of that Now it's -would you believe'' -simply Kr art Inc My favorite corporate name as the one that was devised in 1974 after the merger of M1ssoun Beef Packers with Kansas Caty Beef Packers. The resulting company. one of our largest beef feeders and slaughterers, 1s called M BPXl, Corp S&L Sponsors OutiTJg Brentwood Savings & Loan Assocu1tion's Westminster and Long Beach branches sponsored a "day at the circus" for SO residents of the Holiday Hacienda House. Westminster. They attended the recent Shnnc Circus at Holsa Grande Hi gh School. Tickets for the outing were donated bytheShriners. Price Report Gloomy, But 1~1.arket Rebounds NEW YORK CAP) -The stock market turned upward today, shrugg11'1g off the news of another jump m wholesale pnces last month The Dow Jones average of 30 industnal stocks gamed 4 1Spomtsto918 88. Gamers held a slight edge on losers among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. The Labor Department reported that the wholesale price index chmbed at a 13 2 percent annual rate in Mare'h, for its steepest rise since October 1975 But the news prompted no heavy selling, and traders eVJdently took the calm reaction of the market as a cue to do some buying S~~C:S'clAP) FIMI !><>w JO'W'\ l••r•11n Qoo>11 Htql\ low Clo\f °''1 •\ 107 \• IOI> 11 IOI 01 0 n1 U Sl'c Jin~ lOl •1 Yll Ji 10• Ol • I " lndU\ I )•0 100 Tron Jl&700 VIII• ll• llOO U St'« I "1100 1lme riC"a11 L e ade r• What S foC"'h11 Did NEW YOlll( (API Adll•nOd 0.<11 ... d Uncll•l\QM Tol•I lswo How "" hlQll\ New 1tn !Ow\ Ptf"I 'hO.v d•v 111 Ml '81 ... VI\ VI/ llU , .. , ,. ,, 11' 114 WHAT AMait 010 NCW YORI( IA,) S t O<-b I 11 Th e .'ipo i lf ghi Pel uo • s "" • 0 Utl IO ttn 11 uo 11 1111 •• uo • \ \Jp • ) VD 62 UP S• llD SI IJP ST Uo S6 IJo SI tip '' Uo S• UP SO UP ti IJp u IJO SO Pel Oii "' I•~ 011 IH •• 011 u 'I 011 • l ., 8" u "' ff ) 1 • 011 '7 1'4 011 s 1 '1t Otl SI ~: 0U 1: 8l1 I 0 • , ... ., -I\ ,., ,., •• .. -"" g:: :: 8:' •• ~: 1i" , • t I •I "Got.a prol>Um? Then wrltt to Pai Dunn. Pat will cut red tape. gtttang the. aMtHr& and. action ~ nted to aolve iMqu1he• an governnum mid bwine&S. Maal 11our questiona to Pat Dunn. At Y01tr S~ce, Orange Cocut Dail11 Pilot, P.O. Bor 1560, Costa Mtaa, CA 92621 • ..U many lettera 0$ poulble will be aMWtrtd, but phoned inquiries or lttttrr not mcludlng the readn'1 fuJL name. addrt8$ and bwinea.s hour&' phone number cannot be considered. Thiscolumnappear&d4i· ly tzcept Saturd4ya ... DEAR PAT: T have ordered many items from mail order firms and this is the first time I've had trouble. I sent a check for $21.49 worth or merchan- dise Crom Madison House Gifts In Miami on Dec. 10. 1976. So far, I've not had an answer to my Feb. 15 letter requesting the me rchandise or a refund. L.F., Costa M e~a A VS reportt'd Feb. 4 that Greenland Studios, Inc. filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy proc:eedlngs oru Dec. 21, lt76. Madison House Is part or this firm, u are Improvement Books, Health House and Palm Company. Although one A VS reader wrote to say that she had received merchandise from Greenland after the bankruptcy declaration, you' would be wise to file a claim with Judge Paul G. Hymar, Referee in Bankruptcy I Greenland StudJo), P .O. Box 010230, Miami, FL33101. Greenland Studios contacted ttus column re- cently regarding Its current business situation. The firm's letter states that under provisions Qljl(he Na- tional Bankruptcy Act. customers who have re- ceived neither refund of the purchase price nor de- livery of merchandise prior to Dec. 27, will not re- ceive either Immediately. Refunds or merchandise will be provided "as expeditiously as may be perm ltted under the Bankruptcy Laws," the letter advlsf's. · "We hope that this can be accomplished In the near future and we'll communlute further with you . shortly with a lime schedule when this may be ac- . compllshed," said Greenland'i. customer service department. . . Chiropractor• Feel Pinth DEAR PAT: What agency, if any, regulates and licenses chiropractors in California? I would like lo issue a complaint, but do not know where or to whom 1t should be directed. A.R., Costa Mesa Submit your complaint to the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners, 1021 0 St., Sacram ento, CA 95814. ThJs agency band.Jes complaints r elating to matters of fraud, misrepresentation or WJ· professional conduct, advertising any means of treatment of a veneral disease or treatment of pro- blems, and practitioner's Intemperance ln the use of liquor or narcotics that would Impair the performance or professional duties. You also may want to contact the CallJprnia Chiropractic Assocla· tlon, a professional group, by writing lo 2201 Q St., Sacramento, CA 95814. OH Leak Turn• Out Well DEAR PAT: My 1974 Chevrolet. which l bought in Florida, burned so much oil that I took it to a re- pair shop in this area. The repairman discovered that a loose wrist pin had glowly gouged a channel in the cylinder wall and the entire engine had to be replaced. I was informed that the problem had ex- isted since t bought the car and that it was caused by "faulty asi.embly at the factory." The repairs cost $960 t have requested reim- bursement or some compensation from Chevrolet but have been told only that the car 1s out or warran· ty. Bccaui.c the problem ex1~ted i.mce I bought the car I feel Chc..rolet should accept my claim. A J .. Santa Ana C'ht•\ rolet rt·p-0rt., that a \elllt>mt>nt bai. been reachf'd and.> ou ha\'f' be<>n reimbursed S7S2.98. Balboa Marine Hardware l\ussrll I 11ntrriors ChH1&Game1 s,.clalf'dng"' bockga:vu:oon 645-5021 ()rq ....,... "' n~·21 !; I ) u I .. 631-0331 7ttbTllli holr rtMOYal by waxhtg ' .. t . ' ~ ... ~ • AURA SALON 631-1390 COSTA MESA good food for proper growth The right diet can mean Iha dtl- lerance between a big healthy plant and a runt. Use Vl,gro Plant Food tor beat results. 1 gal. 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"It had 1o be the bc·-.t s wim of thc-med through thl· first day's compelt- taon .. J ennafc•r hrokt' her own re cor d b y fl\t' st·conds, anti we had !>Orne other fine swims. including Ali c(' Browne's s econd (4 13.G4 >. Valrru· l.l'c's fourth (4:46 441 <in cl N 11· o It' Kram t' r 's f 1 fl h 14 47 .l:ll .. Orlan c;oodcll , Olympic Games and Y.Orld rhumpion 1n the 400 and 1,500 freeo;tyle m cll'rs, was upset an the 500·) ard freesty le• hy USC's Bruce Furniss Furniss won in 4 20 2.';, Goodl'll wa-. s1•concl in 4'21 lS. ahead of M1sc;aon V1e10'11 Casey Converi.l', Bill Hubashorf and Ed Ryder. who cam e in 4·5·6 "Bnan didn 't <1w1m h1-. own racl'." say11 Schubert · 111· should have lakt.'n <'<>ntrol earltl·r but hf' triE'<f to lay back It was a ,.:ood lesson for him lo learn " Tonight's expected h1Mhlt~ht fo r M1M11on Vl<'IO comr'i 1n lh1• women·., 200 y J rd frf•9-.t \ 11• where Hooker, Lt't'. Kramer nnd Brown return to the waters , Fortner Newport Bea<'h r<''>I dent Allison Grunt, romprtinJ: • . . Dodgers, Giants ·Open Play Today LOS ANGELES-The Dod$(ers •got off t o their 20th seai.on in Los 'Angeles today against the San '.Francisco Giants with Don Sul- ' ton on the mound for his sixth "fitraighl Opening Day a p- i,,earanc<'. John Montefu sco pitched for :San Francillo in an attempt to 'tast\lon back-to-back no·hltterll. !l'he Giants hurler tossed 11 no- .hitter in his fi nal 1976 game at ~llanta, losing a perfect game by \valking a hatter ifl the fourth in pmg. , LA r eturns to ;iction Friday l'ight in a 7:30 tiff with the GianL'> ..again providing the opposition. out of Hall'1gh, N l', was sc1:ond in the 100-yard breast with J 1 :04 .17. Two tcen-agt•rs from the South, Tracy Caulk in-. and Nancy ll o~shead , "C'rc big hits They lowered Aml'r1can records twice m winning their event. Hogs h ead dropped the Amt.'rican standard in the 100 bulterfly to SS OS in the trials and ln 5-1 57 m the finals Caulkins. 14. an t'•J!hth grader from Nash\•illt•, t•<iu alled that Y. Ith record ta mes of t ·03.89 and t O:l 011inthe100 breast!>l roke. \nother Am('rt( an women's rt•f nrd fell lo Olympians I..inda Jt•tt>k of Santa Clar::i. who raced thr WObackstrok<· in 2.00 52 John Naber ~nd h1:. Southe rn ( '.d 1fomia team matt's won thn•1· o f lh<' four ml•n s finals Tht• other Trojan Y.1nncri; we re 1-~urm~s and Joe I\ollom. 48.42 seconds m the 100 butterflv Only Auburn freshma·n wh11 SC'ott Spann cou ld b reak Southern Cal's domination. lie 'A-1111 the lllO breac;btrokc tn S6 00 Mt-. H" • , ... .._~, U \C" I '' \1 1 "" .. w \ "'~ ..... • •• t'l t ._.,,, , .... ., ... ,. ')"\ •4 ,. '·~ ~· , t .,,,., ',, \ •' 11 \ Wo f 6 "4 hn\.&'"'• •Ill\ 't\ • r,.~t 1 " -1rt A I"'"'• I I•'~'"""" r,. "'•'""'~ • • t ) \J 1 T•mo rto-. ,,, tJ ,,...,.,._ • \ ,. 1"'1 ,,"'•4\1 ~ ........ '•A· .; ,,. 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He did both. "I had my good stuff tonight," said the 6·3 southpaw after his n In e -hit. nin e -strike out performance before a record opening night crowd of 57,762 in the Kingdome. The old record for the largest opening night crowd was held by the St. Louis Cardin als, who drew 47,568 at their night opener at Busch Stadium in 1970. The biggest night ope ne r for a n American League team was in 1968 when Oakland attracted 47 .233 for its first game in Oakland. The ~ame m arked the return or m ajor league baseball to Seattle, which lost Its first team, the Pilots, after one season in 1969. "I was hitting the corners when I had to," said Tanana, who is scheduled l o pitch against Seattle's expansion te am again in the last of the J\ngels' fi ve. game opening set here Sunday. "When you know where the ball is going, you c:.in pitch with 9().foot foul lines." he said. "I was impressed with our attack With that kind of hitting, it's go· mg to be easy to keep things go· mg ... Tanana. a 19-game winner in 1976, was In trouble only once. in th e e ighth inning. Sealtle shortstop Craig Reynolds singled and moved to second on Jose Baez's single with two out. Steve Braun walked lo load the bases, but Tanana got out of the jam by fanning Lee Stanton. .. Mr. Tanana." said Darrell J o h n s o n , t h e M a r i n t· r s · m<1nager, "1s a ht.'lluva pitcher. Ill' definitely was the diffl.·rcn<:c tonight. ··Wh<'n you ~et shut out 7 0. thrrt• ar« not :i lot of bright s1>ols out there. nut l'lf.!hlhandcr .John Munta~uc i.l11J a h1·1luva JOh inn· hcf " Montague replaced Sl'atllt• slartl'r Diego Segui in the fourth aftr r the 38-year old Cuban-born * SEATTLE '.,.,.,,,~ f·\ittt ~., ,., 'J"l. If ...... .,.~"'' \, .. ,.,. '" "".,.,.II) \•\f>\ ,, I l'I\"'"' t 4b, h bl 4 0, II • " 1 * * CALIFORNIA Grief\ 1.' ROf'\"''' R•ytrvdh "v~ I ... , ,,.,..,,.. A.,.,,,.,,, ,..~,·· 1b ..lll:t r l\bt l ' ,, f\ • n II \ I 1 1 1 1 \ I 1 4 \ " 1 II I 7 I () "t n I l't 'Q1t•h \\ 111•nntl.,< t I ' 7 ' .. '~':,.·~ 4 ''""'... , ,, ~~ , " ; '"'.. " t') I\!") l"I) " r P•v""''"" OP ' • •''"''"(I• 1 l 00 Cohfr·'"' • \'l \t-'ltl"'-1-. r\l-1'\r flu,'1 ,,,..1'1 1 HR ~,, \a -Rt''",' h • •1\ ' .., "", y,"'"""'Wtn ,~,, L,. I M ,,,,,,, 1 1 .tl • I It '" " " ER ae so r ight-hander, the oldest starter in the majors, was rocked for six runs on five hits ln 3% Innings. Montague allowed one run on six hits. "I was getting behind hitters so A...,ea.Slate All~.,.KMl'Cltadl• 1710I .Aor1t 7C..t11om1ut Se•lll• 7 :!Oo m. A1>rll •CA411ornla•1Sotll• 1 lOo"' Aprtl •C..tllotftl••t ~''"'" r lOo m .AorillO Call~t••tS..atll• l l01>m much that I bad to throw more pitches than I wanted to to get out or the innings," saidSegu.i.lt was his 600th major league game and his 165th starting assignment The Angels, considered a likely contender for the West Division title this year following the ofrseason acquisitions or fre~ agents Joe Rudi. Don Baylor and. Bobby Grieb, collected 11 bits. Rudi, the former Oakland A's star now occupying left field for California, wielded the big bat Wednesday night, driving in four runs with a two-run home r in the third inning and a two-run double in the fourth . "The importance of the homer a nd double were winning the game." Rudi said. "The:>e Angels arc a super group of guys." California scored in each of the first fi ve lnnings. Reynolds, Baez and Bill Stein each collected two hits for Seattle. Stein's double was the only extra-base hit off Tanana. A P Photo SEATTLE'S DIEGO SEGUI THROWS PITCH TO JERRY REMY. Sports Clipped Short Havlicek Gets No. 25,000 BOSTON -J ohn Havhcek, a mainstay with the Boston Celtics for the past 14 years. now 1s one amnnR four in the history of the National Basketball Association. The former Ohio State star 4'Cored his 25,000th career point W edn('11clay ni$(ht and brought 13,000-plus hometown fans to their feet for a two minute ova· t1on for Jl nvlicek culled u "mce .ichievt'menl " Ills 21 point effort was in vain, howt'ver, as the Celtics d ropped a 104·93 dcc1s1on lo the J louston Rockets. "If I had lo do il again, I would have dunkl'd it," said Havlicek, "even ifl had missed it." II avllcek entered the game with 24,994 points. He collected point No. 25,001 on a layup with an assist from Jo Jo White, who stole the ball. That achieveme nt placed him alongside Wilt Cha mberlain, Oscar Robertson and J erry West -a ll retired --as the only other players to reach the 25.000-point plateau . En11art Wins Suit OAKLAND -Bill Enyart. who suffered a knee injury while playing middJe linebacker for the Oakland Raiders In a 1971 Na- tional Football League exhibition f(ame, has been awarded S777.000 in a malpractice :;uit. The verdict was awardt'd agamst Dr. Robert Rost'nfeld, head orthopedic surg<'on for the Raiders und the l.Jn1vcrs1ly of Southern California Two other doctors and the Raid<'rs club named in the original :;uit were dismissed ag defendants. Enyart. now 29. had sued for Sl mtlhon, claiming that he never was told I hat his left knee Hga · ment was torn and s hould have had 1mmcd1at.e surgery . Snme In Detroit DETROIT -Suntanned and fresh from Florida spring train- ing cam p, the Detroit Tigers were warned they <;Pdld expect snow showers and temperatures in the low JO's today for their A merlcan League baseball season opene r agains t the 'Kans as City Royals. IHbb• A dvan<"e• MONTE CARLO Eddie Dabbs shook off early troubles a nd went on lo record a 5·7, 6·1. 7.5 victory over Onny Parun Wednesday lo advance to the quarter-finals of the World Ch a mpionship Tennis tourney. In other action. Bjorn Borg beat ViJay Amntraj. 6·2. 6-2; Adriano Panatta topped Rirgl'r Andersson. 6-4. 6-4 ; Ralas Taroczy slopped Mark Cox. 6·4, 6-1 ; a nd Guillermo V1lao; eliminated Ion Tinac. 1-6, 6·3, 6·4. Rosf"U'all WI ns JACKSON, Miss. Top- seeded K<'n Rosewall over- topped Charlie Owens, 6·1, 6·1, In the feature match of first·round action at the $58,000 Tennis South InvitalionaJ Wednesday night. In other matches, Rill Scanlon defeated Anand Amritraj of In· die, 7-6, 7-5. South African Bob Hewitt stopped Peter Flemin,:t, 6-4, 6-4. and Brian Teacher downed Fred McNair 6· l, 6-3. Cliff Richey outran 18-year-old Ricky Yzaca of Ecuador 6·1,l7·5 and former NCAA champion Bill Martin beat Sherwood Stewart, 7·6, 6-1. Blue Return• MESA. Anz. P1tch<'r Vida Florenee Blanks ·Kelly in Pool. Tourney Blue will be back with the Oakland A's before Saturday's opener, but he has lost his chance to pitch in that contest and will be fined $500 for each day missed since he left training camp, owner Charles 0 . Finley says. The 27-year-old left·hander lert camp here Tueaday, saying he was golng to his mother's home ln Mansfield. La., and was "fed up'• with the way be had been treated by Flnley. By JlOOEll CARLSON Oft• Deltf f'llet Stefl The final two matches or first round action in the $50,000 Na- tional Invitational Nine-ball cbamplonsblp pool tournament et Irvine's Registry Hotel Is on \,tap tonight (7: 30) with Paul )Jrlcnza tangling with Lee Boyar nd Harry McConnell te1t1n11 Cl.a- ro Murphy. W tdnesdar. U. was Richard rtorence, J m Mata.ya, Wad.o Cra.oe and JUch16 A.mbroH ad· vancing to 'Friday's quarterfinals, each in Impressive action. Friday's quarterfinals at 2 w\11 pit Florence against Mataya and Crane against the winner of tonight's Brienza-Boyar match. Two other quarterfinals matches will follow at 7:30. Florence held tht> hot hand Wednesday as be dealt southpaw Ed Kelly hia finL ever pro· teaslonal blank1n1, 11.0 •. with a nawleaa performance. Florence simply made everything in sight in the poeslble category a nd Jen Kelly with difficult positions whe n he couldn't score. Crane, down 2·3 In the early go- ing, pulled off the upset of the day with a steady 11·5 decision over Louie RoberU. considered one of the favorites to capture tho crown. In the beat match Wednesday, Malaya, plaaued by early. and mid-match acratcb troubles. overcamo the lnte.n.e Terry Bell t o record an 11-9decislon. Tied four times and traillng 4·5, Mataya rattled ofr four straight victories and moved Into a 10·7 lead before holding off Bell Jn the21-"·hour match. • Ambrose completed Wtd· nesday's salvo to qualify lor an e vening berth Frldoy with an 11-9 victory over Lou Buter11. Friday's quarterfinals sur- vlvora will cluh In the aemlflnals aL 2, followed by the cham- plonlhlJ> match at 7. 30. c ............. HAVANA. Cuba -A team or coUege player s fr om South Dako1 a was 1tiven anot her basketball lesson Crom a Cuban all-star squad, losing 88·69 Wed- nesday night. Cuba won the first aame Tues- day ni&bt 91-72. C1arkFlred Monte C lark, who turned · the San Francisco 49ers into a winner in his first year with thr NFL club, was fired Wt'Clncsday with three }'Cars ll'fl on his contract. Kings Face Atlanta In Playoffs ATLANTA (AP> -The Allan· ta Flames will try to do somelhinl{ different tonight - win a Stanley Cup playoff game. The Flumes have mudc the Na- t ion al Hockey League playoffs three times in the five years s ince they entered the league in 1972. The only probll'm hus been the a bsencc of a victory The Flumes droppl•d a 5-2 de- cision to the Los Angeles Kings Tuesday night an the opener of the best-of-three series , marking Ort Tl' T onight Cha".wl 9 at 8 their i.evenlh con::.ccutive loss in postseason play. Last year the KinRs eliminated the Flames in two s traight gam es. WIO!llng by l>('Orl'S of 2-l and l ·O. In 1974. /\tl untt1 dropped four consecutive ~ames to Ph tladelph1a, the eventua l Stanley Cup winner F accoff tonight will be before an expected sellout crowd of more than 15.000. The final game of the playoff, if needed. will be played at Los Angeles Saturday night. ·' ll 's a situation where we have to lel it all hang out for 60 minutes or we'll be out of busi- ness." s:ud Atlanta cotich Fred Crl'1R_htnn. "I huve a very strong feeling that we'll be playing there Saturday night. We have too m<my ~uys with ton much ch a raC'tc•r to he be a kn twice an a row like that." He said the Flam<·s appeared tu bt• C'om1ng hack Tuesday night, bul I>on Kozak's 55-foot i.creened shot gave Los Angeles a 4 2 ll'ad to insure the victory. Cr<'1~hton said 1l "ai; the first pcnod that C'Ost Atlanta the gam(•. "The thin(.! th~1t hurt was our start. We ployed very poorly in thl' first prriod. We turned the puck over more in 20 minutes than we C'an in 60 minutes if we hope to win a playoff gume," he said. "Playoff tension" was a factor, said Creighton, addin~ that it was his veteran players who suf- fered more from the l'arly jitters. ''We played ne rvously. like we were afraid lo make a mistake, and you can't play that way. We didn't havr enough people play- ing well to win," said Crt•aghton. Davis Cup Team Picked Roscoe Tanner and Brian GolUried wall play s ingles and Stan Smith will team with San Cll'mcnte's Bob Lutz in the doubles competition when the United States squares of£ against South Africa in the 1977 Davis Cup Ame rican Zone-North section finals at the Newport Beach tennis club April 15-17. Tony Trabe rt, the non- playing captain of the U.S. squad, made tho announce· mcnt Wednesday. llis counkrpart, Claude Li!>ter of South Africa, am- nounced that Ray Moore , Fre w M c M i lln n , Byron Bertram and Bernie Mitton would rcprc~cnt that couotry. Each capta in h as until Monday, five days before start of play, to make one change if desired. Bob Hewitt, a promlnent South African, was not selected on the original team Wednesday but may replace one ot those chosen on Monday. Smltb returned lo top form last week by winning tbe Pacltlc SouthweaL singles championship when 'he de· teated Gottfried ln the flnal1, HI' t enmcd with Lut~ ln doubles but the duo w3s der re eled b y H c wllt and Me MUlnn of South Africa, leadlnlf to speculation or Hewitt's addJUon to tbe team. 1lncredihle Victory --Grant "It "as the m ost Incredi ble thing l've seen In year!!." That was how Oa vC' Grant. Orange Coast College's crew coach, sized· up his freshmen eight-after they hnd defeated highly-toute d U nive rs ity o f Was hington in the finals of the San Diego Classic la st Saturdoy Orange Coas t had lo!-il to Was hington b y about three qua rters of a boat length in an earlier heat. thus Grant was a bit shocked to se<' his OCC yearlings row the way they did "Yea h . t W<J S s u r pri'>C'd. Was hington's frcs hmt>n had neve r been bcutcn in four )'<'arc; at San Die~o and to the b est of m y knowledge had Jost only one r ace to a West Coasl <:r ew the last 15 years ." said Cranl. "B ut n o o n ~ t ol d our fre s h me n it c o uld n 't be d o n e . Th ey w C'rcn 't awl'd al all l,,y Wnshmgton J\ncl "hen Wal)hington bnrcly hl'Jt thl'm in that hl'ol, they knew lh<'y w er e in th e right ba ll park ... they knew it was possi ble," ~ays Gra nt. And 1t wnsn·t a fluk(' Co;,i~t ll'd all the way, winninj.( by llbout I.I;\ seats (21:? St•condsJ. ''It wns the 1-(r c lltt'st <1C c o mplish m <>nt our frt•.,hmt•n CRAIG SHEFF have t·\·e r h;id. They b<'<.it thr be!>l. It "a!> excit 1nii ll) se<' and th<· crowd (an c·~t1mat l'd 10,1)()()) "ent -ci·azv "h(•n tht•v sa" .,,> mconC' h;;d a t'h<tnr~· t•> lJc;.il Was hington." said Gr.int T h l' Cna ... t r n a t•h Cell hie; frr<.hmt·n might clo wt·ll <·.irher 1n tht.• Wt•t•I-.. ··ronwll I n1q •r ... 1l,\ traim•d \11th u:. tht• \\f't•I-. lwfort· lht• rare· and tn prac•t1t·t· ~t·:.s1t>l1!> f"11n\t•ll J U.,l c·nu ld n 't s hal..1.• u u r frt•shmton." i.ays <irant. 1\ lol uf I hi' c;·C'd1t, o.,ayo; tlw OCl' l'O:J ch. i.hould go to frC'!>hman 1·na<'h Larrv Moore, a formt·r O('C and Ciirnt'll oar ... man now 11orking on ht:. m ~1!-tl <:1 ·.., ck i.:n·" .11 \'('In 101• "11 1'·~ clww;) c.up1•1 h 1011. ....n.., ('1'Jllt Th:ll wn' q111l1• 1 \1tl1•nl ~atur 1l;1y ;\l 1•ml11·1' of lh1· fn·,hrn1·111 rr·" 1111'1 111h·cl Scott ll.1dtk1• llri,1n Wh1t fonl. l-.1•\ 111 \1 11ult 1 u11 I •• 1n 1;1111lrl :\hk1• I ,111. J un 1-: ... ..,11 k l'.1111 l .. 111\. I .1r1 1-l h11m.1~ .inti 1 0''"·1111 ·t1•1 n :\l11rr.11 \nothf•r 1•\ 0( (' m.ir,m;in, 8'1h '*'"man. 1, rapiclh turn in~ th1• l C' In hw r rt'W proJ.(ram around. ThP t·n vari.ity f'il(hl 'ht-II , c·omprtinlo( in thi• rat1•1I race· at ~an 1>1 1·14 0 , won .. a ,11 ) ddr atlni.t "''t'ond placr t S{' h\ to ,.,comts Hhr..c• hoat l1·n~lhi.1 . "It wa ... gri•al, gr1•at, great," ... aid N1·wrn:ln, in hb. ..,••contJ \1'3r a-; t 'CI'" c'lat'h , "wf''r1· ia ... t h<•coming 11n1• or th1• twll1•r f rf'w.., on lh1• <·<1a.,I " Fornwr 1',11!,1111 1111-:h 1 llu11t ingtnn lk .11h 1 .uv t Or,1111-w < '11 1..,1 ( 'olll•i.:1· lli•,kt·tll,ill '' .ir11l1111t Howl :--nook. has h1•1•11 a\\ .tt1l1·1J .1 SI :~•l Jl'"t ~r.1du.1lt• ..,,•h11l.11..,h1p Snook. "hn "il l i.:1 .11111.11 1• 111 M.Jv fn1111 Whtl tl•·r ("111•·1!• "'·" Ont; of [\loO ('ll1l1•i.:1• h,,...l.;1 llt,oll pl.1y<'r' on t h1• \\ 1 t ( 11,1.,1 .1warclt'(I th1· honor :-,niw1I. h." .1b11 li1·1·11 ·""'ii t• t 1 v nut for Athll't1'' 111 '\1111111 t EJ.,tl M.1v :io•.1u111• 1 I( ht do1·..,n·1 m.1k1' tha t tc .in1 ho· "111 lll'&:ln ... tucknl l1•ad1111 i.: 111 tlw (.di SKIPP!;\ /\IWl'l':I> ll1•nni' !'\mllh, S;,i1 hlll'ha1•k t ·oll1•g1•.., top hasketbull playl•r tltl' pa't l\\I• 'eusons, has narrow1•d ht' four y l' a r c 0 11 t.• ~I' (' h 0 I 1· I'... I () Washington Stutr 11nd l':il !'.l ah· c Long lkach J NEWPORT SEACH'S JACK ROGEN SHOWS HIS FORM. 145 A veroge 300 No Obstacle For Kona Bowler By ROGER CA RLSON Ot tht' O•llv P1to1 Sl•U Newport Beach's ,Ja ck Rog<'n camr up with a once 1n ,1 lifetime performa nce last week at Costa Mesn'!-t Kona L anes bowl.Jn~ a JOO ~ame Jt 's not thl' first 300 ever accom phshc·d a t Kon a, Ill f JC'I 1t was th<' second in a two wrt·k <.pan. Hut nin!.1dc n ng thl' 23 ycar·old Roj.'en's c redential~. and the c1reums tance'i. 1t ' one of the m ore rc .. m arkabll' feats e\'cr accomplis hed by an OranJ?e Coast ar<'a bowler Rogen l'nlered ll'ai.:uc this S<'a:.<>n with a 138 book average a nd has bC'en sporting a 145 norm rl'tl•ntl). lits fi rst J?a me Tuesday w<ic; a 121. followed by a 161i 1n a mb:t'd handicap ll·aguc Then it all fc-11 in plarl' as he n pp1•d off a do7.C'n ..,trikt·s "There we re quilt• a ff•w lut'ky onei.," ~ays Rogc n. "Some wl'.'rc quite high and th<'r(' wt·r<' only ~'" or "even pocket hns ·· J\dd1t1onal irony 1s s11pplll·d b:r Kon.t l.onf'.'c; gencrnl mJnager Dick Stoeffler ··I could unders tand it with old<•r pmc;," ~ay'> Studflcr. · But WC' put brJnd new pins in thrc·r night., <.-arlil'.'r and that usually kills scoring Yo u JU'I clon·l .,l1•al .11nth111i.: with nl'\\ fllll!\ .. ltogt•n sa} :-ll•n:-.1on duln t rf•ath i.?t't t<1 l11 m until ht' hat! r.11tl1•<1 •• rr th(• hr'I nine ~lnk1 •s Thl·n th<· 10th rra m1· l1Hinwd :ind lhn·l' mort• stnkt•s \I. t'rl' neh· ... ,,1n to pull off th<> ft·dt ·t w,1., nrnnus . '><t)" Rof?t•n ""1uthp<1\\ 'But .irt1·r lhl f1r ... 1 ... t1 1k1• \\l'nt to th1.· Brooklyn .,1d1·. I dnln I ti) to Nim pt•n,atl' I JUM tned lo ... t.1y 1n lht• snmt• pa ltPr n As 1t turnl'<l out. a ll three' of llo~en :. 10th fram1.· stnl-."" hi t on his Brook I~ n t n~ht 1 and ai. Stot'ffll•r puts tl · •'f'ht• ''hole place wC'nt era.Ly · · Stoefner lrken'I <> 300 lo a no h1l1 N in baseball \ p<'rf t•rt game 1nvol\ 1.·~ ll'ns111n .rnd th1· hu lld 1ni.: pr<':.~u rt•. 1•x pl am s Stoeffler. · It·, nnt Ilk<> ~1 holl' in onP 111 gnlf "111·11· 1•111· ""'ell plac t·d shot s1mpl~ folls 1n for a h1 i: .,urpnsf' " Hogen. who has be<'n bowhni: fnr ahoul 10 v1•ar,, "I\"' h t:-lnn~t·st s tring of strikes pnor tn lll'l tl·t·t1011 v. J " 1•11.:ht <1 11ring a pr~1c-t1n· :.t•ss1on \\o1•vp h<tcl 25 or :m p4"rf1•1'1 t.m11•' .. ,nc-1• l~!il! · ..,av ... Stodnt•r "But without quc·~t1on th1' ''th• h•\H'~t Jl'Ct •t!.;•· ho\\ Irr evl'r to do 11 h<'rP ·' R1·~.1rd lt·:.' 11f Ro~t·n ., J vc·r J/.:l' h1· onh bo" le; orw•· ~ \\1•1•k. h1 .. 1e1·1·nt rlfort ..., somc1h1n1! th.it :1!1 .99U of 1•1·r11- 1~1 noo linwkr., rr·i:.1n lh·.,s or th111 .11 1•r:.i)!1• i "'il l "''' l't .H· lOmph.,h Readers Corner lJl',11 ~II I v. .1... both uni m prt'\"l'ci .11111 rll, .q>prnnl t•ft I>\ l ht• ('nq•r aj!f• nr ttw -.un .. rt l.<><1~ur "" 1m final" ;\1 ;1 rrh 2.• Th<' art 1clc• on lh1· 'a 1 ~rty t>\ <'nt'i "as a'i alway'\, t•\ccllenl but you 1·ompl<'tcly •it nor~d rourzhly om• half of th1• meN 's entries. I am rcfl'r rtni.: to the frosh·S-Oph s wim mers Tht>rl' was enouj!h <'xc1tcm ent and 1.JIC'nt in that group to warrant ... om <' ink in the g<'ncr al article J lld not JU~I in the results, wnt· tc•n 1n 1111(• p1 int .11 lh1• hollom of lhe pJ gl' J a m 1A nl1nii to 1nforrn \nu r 1c.ult•r<> aoout 111st .1 It•\\ 111 thoc;r nut,IJnc11nl'.! d fort .. Major·League Standings' Tim Sh11•ltlc; nt Ed1'>on c;rl lwo ml'e l rf'r ord<1. nnr 1n tho· 200 frl'l' a nd th<' othc•r 111 ttw ltHI flv 111 .. final hottc•rn v tr mr w .1:. fa~trr than the va rsity winm·1-. R1t•k J\ldrirli.:t' of Foun t :iln V:t l lr~· Kl'tth l 'yekawa. also of Edison. set onl' mel'l rr c-ord in t he 200 ill · d iv1d ual m<'dlcy and Just m1ssC'd a nother in thr 100 fr('c. J erry W1nfrry of Marina also erased the JOO back standard . Finally, the \hari.:ers nf Edison <S.-an McCram•y, Tim Howett. Shields a nd llyt'knwa 1 wiped oul the' 400 fret' relay mar k by over thrc" secnndc; All the"c winners would hnvc plac<'d 1n th<' championship final of the varsity d1v1sion Our und<'rdassmen arc .111st askmg for the s am<' \'crbiage a s New port's Fean1ome Foursome or Jeer f'ulLc;, Jnmes Rerjl'<'SOn, Peter Gorm a n a n d Ka1th l\enworthy. After all. the!'e un- derclassm en from all the Sunset League school!! are going to he the Mike Kellys, Bob Mont · grains. Bill Babashorfs and Mi!te Vellekampsofthe future . American league East Dlvl'ilon w I. Pet. (;8 Baltimore 0 (J 000 Boston ti (I .000 C le veland 0 ti 000 Detroit 0 0 .000 MilwaukC'e 0 (J .000 New York 0 0 .ooo T o ronto 0 0 .000 WestDMslon California 1 0 1 000 Chicago 0 0 .000 Ii Kansas City 0 0 .000 'i Minnesota 0 0 ,()()() I 2 Oakland 0 0 .000 '2 Tex a~ 0 0 . ()()() ':i Seattle 0 t .()()() t w•,..way'•O•m• (;alll.,rnla T, !><•111•0 ToUy'' O•m•' ("l<•OI' '""'" 10 111 Al To~nln ·~·-·I) •Ot IC•""'',,,, l~llltllCIPfl "I) al D•froll fllohorl• ,. n1 T••n (8tvltW>fl ,, It) at llett1mo1• IPAI,,.,.., ,, 1)1 MllwltU-• l fre..nll\ U !ti et N•w Vetll IH.,,,lor 11 ISi CltVt lfft(I l!<h nlPY 1J 111 ti lkKIOll l.lor11it"' ,, 111 A119tlt tAylffl" 111 •1 '-orllle (llomo"l National League East Division w '. Pct. GB Ch1caji(o 0 0 .000 Montreal 0 0 000 NrwYork 0 0 ()()() Ph1lad<'lph1 ::1 0 0 .000 1'1ttsburgh 0 0 000 St. Louis 0 0 .000 West DfvlRlon C incinnati l 0 l 000 Atlanta 0 0 . 000 ':.i Houston 0 0 .000 ''.2 Los Angeles 0 0 .000 h San Fra ncisco 0 0 .000 1,; San Diego 0 I .000 t .... ,.. ... ~., Oom• (ln(IMAll !. SMO•"OO' T~y'>O...,•t \I l.oul• l()eMy II• or l'~lffl'IP I? l•I ti Pll l•bu1011 IA""" , .. ,o, A601<1tr H.a• Nrw Verk l~uwor c; 111 "' Cnluo1> IOUN" UIJI c;.on ""'"Cl'<• fM(lnlMll'~O t• Ill al ~· t'ullOll JI 101, ~ • .,.,o ...... ''"" 01-oa t91rom 11 ttl •1 Clnc111~a11 rz.,,,,,. " It "ll•nl• IM~Ur\1'111(111 11 Ill •I Hou1lnn lll1Clltrot10>1tl. J rcaJize the n~sults of athletic events arc called in on the phone but I'm suggesting, for a m eet of this moJ{nitudc. a reporte r s hould be dispatched to t"Over the event. This m eet. o sea 11on finals nrfair for most, ~howcases at , least as many 1;uper ti mes as a m ld!lcason IO<'UI tra ck lnvita· tional. l know many younJ{er urea athletes would appr<-Ciate thtlr due rccogn1Uon . Sincerely , Dave Pickford €dl~n Asst . Swim Coach lllUf8day.Apn17, t077 DAILY PILOT C:J • Marina Nine Bags Title SANT A MARIA -Ma rina Jllgh s V1krn~::.. the w1nnlngest te am 111 the Orangt' Coust area w ith an 11 3 record, s wept to the Sa nta Ma r 1,1 Jn v1 t ation a l baseball cham pions hip Wednes· day everung a:. prtl'her i. Randy Newman and Mike Hors com· btned for a one·h itter 111 s tifling San Marcos. S 1 The Huntingtoll Ueach-based Vikings struck 1L rich in the first inn ing as they cam e up with three runs. Greg Ventura s tarted It w i th a s ing l e and Mark Dapcllo, an a ll-tourney choice w ith teamma te J eff Mancino, doubled h im hom e . D apello followed lhat by stealing thlrd and horn£-. Je(f Graham's double in the second inrung led to another run and two San Marcos errors pushed the score to S·O alte r three Innings. Bors relieved in the top of the fourth inning .nnd squelched 11 bases·loaded situa tion with one out. San Marcos could get only one hit off Vikings pitching, that in the first inning when Marina Cell bthmd. l ·O. But Ventura. Oapcllo and Man- dno took care of that in quick fashion 111 the botto m of lbe fram e and Marina w~:. on lt!i way to the tourna ment c hum p10Mhip. ,.~.w~• r n •• , h ·-· '•C>llt\Q"'" ' J ')I 0 V1nturA '' .. ' '0 Fyt•,lt4"' ltJ ) 0 0 0 ti•rwey It 1 0 0 I P'1f'•th t JO OO Oapoo110 OI\ ; I I I r.;r4tt"..im m 1 I ) 0 Ml\l'tc1no, Ml , 1 l 0 N1wm•n p 00 0 0 Irw in ID 0 0 0 0 llM• O ou oo ,0, .. 1 2 0 ~ 0 l ot ti' 7~ ~ , ' MOroll~ IMI~·· r " • S•n M.uc~ '"" MO 0 -1 I .. M or in• 111 000 u I 1 0 CdMWins; El Toro, Tars Fall South Team Tabbed 23 Area GritMers Earn A.l"/,.star Spots Corona de! M ar High 's Sea Kings , behind t he pitching of J ohn Db t aso a nd Tom Neeson and depth in the balltnJ: o rder, captured the con!>olat1on c ham - pionship of the Pomon a Inv1ta· ttonal bast.•ball tournam ent Wed- 11 e s d ay li t P om on a 's Ra lph Wels h Park. T h<' SNr King~ strurk early to record a 6· l del'l!>rOn o ve r Clare- mont. O the r O r an g<' Const area teams in lournamt•nt action on the road were not a s fortunate. Newport Har bor dropped a p<t1r at the Coachell a Valley tourney, los ing to E l Ccntro's Cent r al H igh, 8 6, in nine innings, then losing the third place gam e to Ca le;\ico, 9·5, at College of the De ... ert. El Toro was abo a third place game ''1ct1m ai. the Cha rge rs' de- fl·n~e ;.igain foiled them with 51x l'rrors lc:.id1ng lo a 6·4 i.ct back to Pomorrn 's Gladston e at Apple Valley 11.r l!h's 1nv1tat1on al. Corona dt'I l\t<1r p1ckl·d up a pair of markers in the frr:.t inning on an rh1 ~in g lt• fro m Enrl ('<1lh:.on and John Barth':. r bt ln· pie. J\nd thl' ga ml' was put out or f l'· :ich in the third ~ith ll four.run 1•x p los 1on , highlig ht e d b y ('alh~on's !>111glc'. nn r br doubll• frnm ,Jim .J<mt''> ty m1l'd on fi\'l' h its and could Sl'<Jrt' hut nne run off lht• ~I a n!.., of 0 11.taso and Ni:cson. ~~m1t1nAI\ N ('Wpc)f f It) •O r ~ rtM PHm,.r ' <,m .lh n •_.,.u.,,o,, 'Io R,..,. tJ" M oll•r ( .,. ,,. -...,.nw., ~ f .. ,, .,,,. , ~ t.' t •1'w'• If ,., ~ , ... ,, Or•• ,, H 1111• rrnf'tft 1h ~h .. ,f'T'lftt'I lb I 1 <) I ()fJI) I <> 0 n > > I •l n"., t I ~ \ t ' ~ , '•lff I I I I n 1 1 J ltt n 1 • "0 ti 31 ' ' 4 Jrd~.octO.mo N•WllO-' Ill •b r h rbt 9~,, ti ) I f I} H,.t 'i rt 1 1 I)() 4)m 1th lb lo t O Httlr\it'tm...,.. lh ' :> I) f) p.,,.. ... , . ""' .. , ' 1 rlM k 11>1' <?)1 Rll \1 hw it>t tb t I) I) I) ~,.I\~ 0 0 It\ I) ,_,.,,.mdn m 'I\ O I) An S,."'.-'I•• 11'> ~ 'rt n P1a.1 .. r dfl J t (,.,.l'JIJ•\ 1h n n o ,, -,,...o., rt J ") n n M \\\'"Y rt I>;• ll>~W Id 'f '"'m'lt<?f) < Tot Ai\ I'' I n t •l ~ ~ J I • II J I l 8 ~ South coa ch BiJI Workman of Huntington Bea ch's Edison HJ gh has seleded his 35-man squad for the 18th Orange County All-star football game to be played July 7 a nd 23 from the blue chip list hail from the Orange Coast are a. Among the squad boasting All-CJF cre dentials a re first te am 4·A gems Stf!ve Rakhshani of Edison and Fountain Valley's Ste ve Steinke, 3-A selection Reg- gie West of Santa Ana Valley and 2·A pick Corky Calvert of San Cle mente. AJso selected ar e second te am 4·A choices Ken M ar~erum of F o unt ai n V a lle y and Edison's Ra n- d y Hollada y ; 3·A picks Rick Wa rd of Santa An a Va lley a nd Steve Alm o nd o f Ora nge 's El Modena; and 2·A stars Al· BILL WOlllCMAM len Streeter of San Clemente and Costa Mesa's Dave Mollica. The Barons of Fountatn Valley lead the list with four players. wh ile Edison. New porl Ha rbor and Westminster furnish three g raduating sen iors to lhe all·slar tiff. wtuch benefits the Childn ·n·s I losp1tnl of Orange. Other schools with mu1t1.p1cks arc Corona de l Mar , t-.:1 Modena, Ga r den Grove's Lo!> Amigos, Santa /\na 's Matl·r 0 <'1. llunt· ington Beac h·s Manna and Sun Clemente', ear h with two w le( .. lions . "We-tried to com(' up w ith a good group \\hlC'h W<' Ced can ac cept coaching t h<it might bl· nf a differe n t n atur e , · ..,a y!> Workman ··And '-'<' madl• our pic ks with tht• O\ crall succcs:. of the ~Quad tn mind · P r;iclH'e . prnbahlv to take pl<.ict• at Or angr Coai.l Collt·J!<: in ht•u of recond1l 1ontnJ.! \\Ork lit Edison High, rs ex peeled lo b1.·g1n June 20 with 14 pra c tices sch eduled. The game is being s witched to Anaheim 's La Palma P;.irk this year due to r enovation at Orange Coast Colleic's ::.tad1um. "The gam e could be moved at the last momenl to Anahl'1m Stadium if the dE'm and t:. heavy enough," says Workman. The South trails in the series with 4 victories a nd 13 losses a nd the llebcb have never won two in a row <the South prtvailed in 1976, 33-lOJ. Workman s ays his t<'lim will em ploy s1m1l ur defensive t actics to Edison's <an attacking 5·2) and an !·formation with ::.ome vana- tions. "We d hke to i:?et Doug Bo::. well l Westmins ter) and Mike Me rk CEI Modena ) into the backfield at the same time," says Wo rkma n, who w us S uns et League coach of the year m 1976 a fter leading Ed1~on to lhc cham- p1onstup. Edison kams have recorded s even v1rton~::. rn .... a ch of the la:.t four yeari. The 1977 South All-s lar !>quad: 0,.•rt \ttt•Y"1 rntf'\l'\.11'tf I ¥ ti ih t11\ M <1rf" ltth"'f'I"" l l'tf""l1,..1M H OrtY• M 'lll l \ t" I.• M I 1h WI U)\ ,, .. Joo (I '("~1 fMI'\.• ft tM1 P 1"'1V ti,,1 • l'i t 11• .rll'\ "'' '" ,. '°'""""'". I • N+ 'WI""'' """"y ''""" .,., t ,,, .. , It' Md• ftt/'H t lo I 1 M fl I t •h .. 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I '.I (J 1fltltJo "' I VY· t• ()I I•• f_..o ' "ll >/V• I h f f II f,1t Y, (I ~ It HI h t ' I ,...., ~ II >•\ 11 1•. I I \IS • 1 ·~ I 1 , . ., • 1 , ... '1 \M "' . ) )I') \ 1 I "; \ I I , . .., ~ I I \ . ., XI\ •0 /M \" , ,, "1 l'lll '\ n'l '" 7,1, •,.,,, ··~ 0 I ?I~ '· l'l ,,., • 1 , .. . , ;-1, . .. ·~ . ' ,, I • ••i " ,,, , I I ) 11 ... ' \ 1 ' 1 ' ... ' ' '" ' , trnlr..e•H•O" ,,,,, .. ~,, St Of'• by 1,._1nq\ S.nuUft•h , ft p J1'l Jiit) ,,,,, -4 10 \ l<l\ .,..., 1100 .. ·~ • OCC Nine Loses, 6-3 t4'"'fl""'' (.,1 ...... , , ~ f 100 ?no , \ & n <ll\ ?00 • • I~ J CdM l•I El Toro 14) •I> r h '111 t1tt r h rbt M '''"''' 11 'I 1 n f"";tlf 11 v+'! 1t> I I :r 'l f1t1•, •),, I I' I (f'\1tn'1·•i t 1 / \ r, A 11J1, \h t 1 I I U11tH 11,ll') • ''" j(1f'I• ft1 f 1 I I I,.,,,. ,., rit'\ t 0 t n •• ,.,,,,, •h u,.,1n Jn II•;. "t, W1tL1 d •t11•1l'I• • I ,,,_.,,., t i '"'."" ;n 'I\•' 'I ti' t1h••h•1n rt I t ~ I "• • lh '1 ,, ' 1 1 olh•,. , I 11 n ~ f\t'''"' tf 'l l 'I') lnc111 .,,.,., '• II l,, 1) h 1f'if1t I ('I t " n " 111t ·•~ lJ•~f..t rt •t t) ti II I "'4 • n 11 I') I ~ t 1lt' 1' "t I Mor• Oy '""'"q' • 1 , I I\ t t , ~ n n '" 0 ' 1,, n n 1'r1" l .t 4 I " .... rt tr• ""')I\' "°"' tt'lft 1' ~ • ·" t ti• I,,,,...,,,. 4 000 1} ~ I \c'or~by ll'\n+nq\ . .. . 1. •lt t'"""' ()H'I '" n ~ • f 1 r •n on • '"°'' n J J LONG BEACH Long Bea ch City College ra ll ied for a run in the seventh and two in the ninth to hand Orang<' Coast College a fi-3 d efeat in the opening round of the LBCC ha::.e bc.111 tourney <it Flla rr Field. here , Wedn<:i.d ay n1~ht. OCC's Pirates returned to ac- tion today aga111st LA Harbor. The Hues have two games 1-'n · d ay, facing Compton at 10 and F u llcrton a t 2, bolh at Long Bt>ach CC. Coach Mike Mayne's Pirates o uth1l lh<' deft·ndmg i-tale cham- p1Qn V1k111gs, 13·12. but OCC hnd two rwrners throw n out nt t ht· plate. Long Beach·s two runs in the ninth, <'Om1nl! a ft C'r t \\o outs. wer e u nt•a rnc d Thi· l11ratcs loaded th<.' baM•:. in t hl• l.i!'.l of lhl· · ninth, but a doubl<' r lay t·ndc·d th<' ga ml' Dary l S(•oni .... rs had two s ingks . :.ind '1 triple'. ht•t n).! thrown out al th<' platt· try11hi to s tretch hi" thrt•(' ba~I' hlow 10\11 a homl'r . R1rkey l"rick :1bo hanged out three f11ts t wo !>inglcs <1110 <1 clou blC' ~b r., rtu r ,,. • ··~ I () t I '"1.-notot rf JI 0 ~ f.un h / , on o r,. '' ,, 1ti 4 0 I I H HI ~ I I)~ I Vl'l"•fllf .•. \ I) I 0 l('''"''l't'I I> • 0 I I) w.,,,,,,, I I U I 1 Qr,, 11 '9H " L ~ 0 II q"" .. , .• .. • ~ \ l"'I .. I I> o" n 11 q""' ,, ,,, \ \ t ' t I ... .lb ) IJ l )(Or~ by'""'"•' r h ,. Ln"11181'¥J\ (.IY'I ?<It ,.,_., 11 I O'ttnqr (.I)·~ t Ml) IQ) ,,,,,, ) 11 I Ima Lulu Tops Field Ima Lula, 0114" of the top t rotte rs in the coun· t ry, will make ht•r first ~tart of the ye ar Friday night in lh<' s ixth r ace al L o s Alamitos Rucc Course in th<> $!0,000 in- vitallon:il t rot. ANNOUNCING NEWPORT LEISURE BOA TS GET AC9UAINTED OFFER ., '-~ .>; <.;:_~!'- I m a Lul a wil l be driven by .Joc O'Brien, a hflrne~s racinj! hall of fnmrr, who will b<' m nl(. ing his second st a rt of th<' eurrl'nt S<'ason. SKIER'S DELIGHT 1977 Challenger 10· Ski. 454 Chew Golden Eagle 1el. w 'matching double axle traitor ................... . EXECUTIVE DAY CRUISER 1977 Chaparral 23'. 460 V-8 Jacuw 1ot fully loaded PERFECT FAMILY BOAT 1977 Ranger 18 tn·hull with 120 Mere Cruiser . . • CLASSIC CUDDY CAI 1977 Ranger 19 deep V·hull :)W ~ _..,..., ?J .•. :oniv5799 5 . Dlacounteds999 5 .Sensibly PrtcedS 5 6 9 5 Last vear , Ima Luln won l95,ooo nnd had n best time of 1 57 415. She also had four other vie· t ories under two minutes :ind will thr<.'nten the Los A la mitos track record o r 2 :00.2/5 in a field of six h ors es Friday night. V-8 Volvo Penta complete ..•.•.•....•...... Now Ave II able$ 6 9 9 5 Volleyball SCIV41 SIMCll"'I• w I. 01 Soul~fn(Alif~rm• 10 f P•pr,..rttl"" ft l U'~A 1 ) UC \1nlA ll•rbArA \ J l' 1 s~n O•-'\l~I• • ,, I 's ~""0 ou1n 1 ~ l ottoltt 1 I 1''J uc. tr111,. n tn ••. WMN•OY.•ko•n P•fll)<lr(Jlno,,..I U( ln.11>< I\&. 1f •• n 10 , U~t dol V(l" l~O • 1\ 0 IJ.1,; l'rl4ay •0•-· UCLA Mu' '""'I• 0010.•a p .. _.,,,..., ~ [)ft911 ~1•1• s..-,··0."1• u' s.11te Datlw»• e1 v,1 ... 1,.. _ .. ~~-\, .:_ ~ .:. . . ~ . {-11_11 -•. -:: .. ,/~-::t: Distributor of AMF Alcort, fecrturlftCJ Sunfish, Force 5, Mini Fish, Puffer AYallabl• at drotffcafty Nductd pricH NEWPORT LEISURE BOA TS 2210 Newport llYcl, H.wport leoc1t l ... d fe TM~ c..e.wl 675-8290 I • C4 DAILY PILOT Thursdl)', April 7. 19n '.Nothing Bashful Br?wn : Shines ruauc NOTICE PICTtTtOUS ........ ...,..$TA1WWlff TIW...._..._ ......... -IH > 1>$VQQ.001C"I.. M0'1YICT1Qr MANAOUHMT. 11"1 fl~ .... Hvnll~ ...... C.-"1641 l'UBLIC NOO'ICE PllBllC NOTICE fll(TITIOUI auSINUS NAMI UATl.MIUIT Tiie t••ow•"tl p0r'°" h -... ttuti-"'" ... TMI? .. onco .. LANT. H JS About Tars' Corum.For MD , ·~ ,..., Errol""-'-· t~ ~ OOlllt. NlftlN,IMfl IHCll, CA t2t 11 Tll~ ~· It G9fldllct.0 llY lift ln- lli•l-1 "'···~ W•Hltr AW , .. Yl'tlt19ton llM<ll, CA ·1 .. l VIima I.. (""Clm4fl. 11'110•11 Trte ~·"" lov•.,. t'l"1•1) flll\ O<;\lneU II (Ol'O\KteO Cly en II\ dlvldWll Vlt""'L Goldm.fft By DaveCwaaJ.Ditaam Ott,. O.Hy ,. .. uw1 Some times the cool confidence ot N e w port Harbo r sprinter Chris Conlm can be mistaken for arrogance . T ake, tor Instance, this incident in a r ecent m eet ' with Edison High o f Hun- tington Benc h : Corum put on a powe rful kic k in the back s tre t c h of a 440-yard d ash, look the lead , the n tur ned h is h ead and b egan to c h at with a t eamrnJate h e had Jullt p assed , gesturi n g cas ually with h is h ands The con versation took place on the third turn, a nd Corum breezed to a fir s t place finish w ith lit- tle apparent effort. Teammates, coach es and fans w ere buzzing. You see, one does n 't talk when runnin g a s print . Al least , not out loud. Not to someone else ,Vi the race. Not to so- m eon e you Just passed. • "Yea h , wasn't that ~rid icul ous?" mused Newport Harbor -coach Bob Hailey. "That's just his cockiness coming thro u g h ." Corum l'xpla1ns, "( ·was t e ll ing Frank Venclik, 'Th is sure doesn 't remind m e of 1-ast yl'ar . • I r eally got ..killed last year against Edison. In f act, I've never done well agains t Edison in any sport." Cockiness. confidence ~ arrogance ... whatever you w ant to cal 1 it. Corum know.s he h<t~ become a good spnnle r H e won the C l F 440 frosh-soph champ1onsh1p last vcar and anch ored NewP<>rt llarbor'!> 440 re· lay t eam. which ali.o look first in the CI F champ1onsh1ps • OA1ly Piiot P""t• NEWPORT BEACH'S CHRIS CORUM. Vince Brown of Mat er Del CSaola Ana) un- corked a shot put etrort or 54·2'4 W e dnes d ay, one o f bia best of the season , but his team still lost the Angelus League track and fie ld meet t o host Servite (Anaheim>. 65-53. Brown's person al b est is 54-6, less tha n four in- c h es better than bis dis- t a n c e W ednesday. Bill H a rtnett won the high ju mP' Cor Mate r l>e i by c l earing 6-2 wbi_le teammates B ob Mer- rigan and Joe Pangrazio w on the 220 and 440. Y .. IHITY ~·•llllllllMterDet t00-1. ~ ISi I0.1. t. Mere .... lSl 10 l 3 _.,.,..n IMMO S. no-t.1Wtfft9¥' (Ml 2• 1; t. Chase IM l 1• 3; l. Montie! (SI 14.J. ..., 1. p_,.,10 IM) SU; Z. Ho (SIU t · l. OIOI\ IM) S4.4. ,,no-1. o.<n.nne tS> 7:06.1: ?. A•vU !Ao\) 2 Ol.4; J. BenMll 151 t :" •. Mlle-1, Peter-a ISi •:3'.6; '7. 8r•mbUa CMI 4.41.0; 2. 0-<Ml '· ... " • SPORTS Ba8ehall Results For~a . ..,. JUNIOlll YAMITY SAN CLIMINTI Ill -F•wctll, ct .. ~1-0: CAiiey, lb :M>-1).0; .. All\laG, If :J.O.O.O; 0..-.,c 1·1~: ll11nlck. n • O·l·O: Maton9son9, rt 1·0·0.Q; .. orvelll, 311 "°'°4: SU..lf.lb 1+1M>: Oll"ltlrll, .. 2-0-0.; R-. p 1+1M>; 0.lf\S, Ill 1464; Mtlet~. lb M>-0.o. I!\. TOttO Ml -0..rl", n J.M-0; Matr•119•. lb J.0.1.Q; Bryant. 30 1-1 .0.0: o.at Kfl. t11 ~ M : C.•11•, n 2-o.N; _.,,._, rf 3-M.0; SIAnet. cf 2•1-M: Glls-11 i-o.1-01 Oevh, c 3.Q.M : .......... If t-6oM; Glbot, II t.o.64. S.nCl......ie E.1 TO<'O r II • Ql>t aao ~ 'Z • ~ 000 .__. • 5 •·•8' SAN C\.SMINT• (JI -Faw<etl,d 1·mll-1. Pltlri• CS) 10:09.1; 7. !)-0.M: t.i•er. 211 ).tM.4; Hlllllltd. If l..t WIS (Ml 10.111.J; 3. Clark (M) 30.Q.l·t: Avulclt, "l+o-11; o .. " ..... · t0·2t 0 c 3·0-H; ""-ton91CllOQ, ti l•t·t.O: t?OHH-1. O'M<tlley !Ml 1r..t: ?. ~valll.1112-1-'MI; i.ewlt,dn>o-o-o; ColemM ISi 16 6; 2 J, McC.rtll't (Ml M.,.11 r, lb M ·M ; 0.IAI, lb t.().6.0; 11.• . &..owm~o~. lJOLH-1. 8ennell CS) •O.I; ?. DANA HILU co -Slrof!Q', n O'M•llt'I' (Ml 41.1; 3. ColemM (SI 4-0·M ; ~. 2b 7·"2-0; S.IM, cl Tiii\ •l-w.n 1111«1 wllll the Collft•Y o-ot Ot•-c ... nty Ofl l!Mr<ll "· ,.,, "'"' """''.,..Cl>.,_ Cont .,_.,, Pltoo ~'"' "·~.i1ane1•111. 1m 101~7 PUBUC NOTICE P~JILIC NOTICE PICTITIQU\IUSINIU NAM9 ITATl¥1NT The 10110.tnv oa1.-ar• ctolno W.tlM\\M: MONTCLA IR PIN ES "S~t.t,TES, c/o J, Bl ram. 120t Dove $lo, Ne-1 8HC'-. CA. '2W> Jamtt R . .Blr•m. JOitt Grellde Vl1ta,L~Nltutl,CA.'2477 II-Id E. Sodtttllno. !>GO VIII l.ldo Nord, N--1 8e1e", CA.. '1663 This ~lnett ts cond11tltd by • llmlttd IMl'tnttnllnlP· J•"'""· Bl ram Tiiis atAt-t was filed with the C1>11ntv C .. r'I< of Ol'e,.... CO<ll'llY on "lllM P\lbllu.d Or""O' <:<Mst O•llv P1IOI, Marth24.31,atldAP<ll 7, 14, 1911 un-n PUBLIC NOTICE Mart111e.1m. o 6. 3·0-0-0; Smith, If 3·0·0-0; Munn. c FP3'S' FICTITIOUS BUSI NEU Tiit• \!Al~ W~\ Ill.., •Un l"-County (lork ol Or•nQU Co .... ty O•t M•r<n 14, l~rt. .. ,,, .. '"""''"*' 0-~ Co.ISi Deity PtlOC. ~r<n 11,24,Jt • ..o..,,111. n11 to11-11 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTfTIOUS a USINUS NAM• STATEMENT "'"' '°''(lwjllQ _...,.. ... clOlft9 _,_ M\\•\ EVAOP.t, PflE'SS. "" Monrovle Ave . Ntwoon &KPI. CA 'l1MO eu<OM Comm ...... cati-. Inc., e C•lllor111u Cor-•Oon. 1tts -ovl1 Avt ,N,._l8"1C'-,CAf'lMO TM\ b<nln<KS 11 <onducffd OY a coor. POrAllon. rurao• com ........ lca!l""'· 'nc. lhl• \I 1lf'fnl!nl w•t fllod wllll 111• CooJnly (I••• ol o ... "99 Count)' Or\ MArtn JO, 1911 F7401t Pobll\l>ed Clf•naP CoHI Dally Piiot. A1><ll?, 14, 11.18. 19/7 1m.17 PUBUC NOTICE 440•tlrt'-1.S&t111ho46 '· 3-0·1·1: BUtn\, lb 7-0.1·0; Ehluw, rt Publl9'*' 0--Coast ~n., Piiot. ...~.STAT£··~NT M• .. re1•v-1. -IN 0.13::11.t. 3-0·0-0; JHse"· 3b 2·M.O; Harrlm111, end Apr\11 t• 19n ~... ~ -~ HJ-1. Hartnell CMI 6·2: 2, Cll\2·l·1·1:WUIOCk.00400. Merc11t4,31• ' ' T"9 fC>llOW•"Q 11"'"°'1b001"9 bu\!· FICTITIOUSIUllNl!U Wt l9lendl1)..0;l.A-n(M)H. S<ortllY llWll"ll~ 11•~n nouas: NAMl!STATIMINT LJ-1. flt""""" (SI llM; t. Hellon r h ., __ P_V_B_U_C_N_O_T_J_C_E ___ , ALll ENTERPRISES, UIS S""•· TMlollowlnQ D«lllf't\ereC1ol119botl• CS> tG-7; 1 Gonules (Ml 20-1. S.n Clemente oot 100 o-,:i ~ 3 fnoton Pl .• Ne.otoort Beach, CAI., neon n . PV-1. KHcltlalt ISi H ·O: 2. ~noH1ll' 003 000 t-4 J t -------------1•V·202.ttMO C.t,L GR.&.PHICS PRESS. U9S Meye'1(Sl11-0. J Goll Vin (Ml 11-0. , FICTITIOUS 9U$1Nl!SS Joseon S.1(1,._, 181S ..,.,..,lnoton Monrovl1' Ave., Newport 8eec1" SP-I. Brown (Ml S-.214;2. F<*lles NAME STATEMENT Pl .. Newoort lle<ICh, Cal .. " 11·70>, •:IMO Clllllornla"W> (51 »-l~;J °"""""' l'il !IO~. OOI ~.-• This I>'"'~' ts co..<1uc1~ Dt .11n In· Eu•o0<1 Cnmmunlc•llont. Inc:., • AAT£SIA TOUANAM£NT TIW! IOllowlnQ oer"°"' .,.. ng uu .... dlvld .... I. r alllo•n•• C,,,O')l'AllOll. 1Sfl ""°""'"'" s-v1:::':?:',!.~ .. 0e1 .... OSH·SOPH ~\·~e SOFA GROUP. 116~1 L•-~s l(lnvo11e A•• .Nt .. OO<t Beach,C•lllornta'l?MIO t oo-1 '""'"'re (Ml 10.9; 2. Mania Oii>~ "'""" c '11 T'-ls statMM"I w•• 1111.'d wll'-1he Tr.ls t>u.i,.....s I• conouct..i by• cor· (SI 3 Mur!lfw !SI. ESTANCI .. Utl -Sc:llfffH, ,b, ~ti SI ' • lGe, £!Toro, A loJO Couftlv CtMlt of Orange Co11n1y on oor•llon 3-1·1-0: Sant• MMl.t, cl, ~l '·I; fl Aob•rt CllMI•• Trown, t8 M•rchll,1977. "u•-·c~·-1ca11-.1nc. 110-1. Ao<;lrre (M) :US; t. Mllrpll., 0 'prom•n-.1,..1.,,. C"9111S c -· ~·r·~.. -· ()11111 :J. Urt!ll 151. Hayp\, lb, 310 ; Bl'nflCI I,''·. I ' t; • Ao't<·m•"" Fr.,ncls '""'ten. 24611 !<HOU llli~ Sl.\IPmt1'l WH llled with tt>e ...0--1. ttolc.omb (5) SU; 2. GltnOM ;~~.·.r;:e~4 •• ~;. !. ~~·~:,. 't::'~;~r.31~: W09C"llf L•ne. E• Toro. CA t7'10 PubHshfd O"~'>"f Co•tt O•tlv P •IOt (OUMY (IPf''C: of Of-•"91' CoUf'llY Ort CSIJ.-<MI. •·1-l·t; Cnintt. rf,O.l·IMI: 81,...e, or, Thll buslneu I• conoutted b'I • Aorll7,14,ll,16,IW7 n1e11 "'e•,hl0,1'n ..,_1 ~1"' ISi i:ll.4: 2. Arnotd 0-1·0'4; a-. pn, 2+o· Cno•. rr, 11t'nerel0<1-Yito -------------i F7«1tl CMl 1. --(Ml. 24-0-0. Roller! c '"'""' PUBUC NOTICE Pu~"-°'~ Cl.Ifft Dally Piiot. "'''-'· Floru ISi ~52.7; 2. OHtp. Scotelly lmlrtts lhl' )t.tlemt"'t was 1111!<1 with '"" -------------1 "°"" . 14.?t.?8, 1917 1-.17 man IMI J Ou!nn (Ml. h Countv Ot•~ ol Or•nve CCll'nty on , ..... 11-1. Floras ($) 10:21.0; 2. ,. • OCEANYIEWSCHOOLOISTAICT O>ltnft IMiiO>&~n<Ml. E~lanri J 7•1 t!JO 1-1~ 1~ o MMt/IU, 1977. FlllU nnw .. , ..... A,..,.,.. "1 l~ .. -t. OdOQet (5) l6.J;t.O'NeU Pioneer 0» 020 0-2 • C. Publlthed OrenQt Coast Delly Pllol, HIMl u'9tOfl8U<ll.CAtt (Sl 1. ~-, m. Marti\ 17,14,31.an<IAOrll 7, 1911 MOT~::~ .. \~~~~~Eal~ UOL.H-I. 8•9941 IS) '2.1; l. ton.n NOTtCe IS MEREOV GIVc:t~ 1'-&1 MA'•'-el fNll3.G<""°""tSI. s f hall 4411,....,.,-t,s.rvlt•~ 7. 0 l '"" Board Ol Tru, ... .-s or 1"9 Oc• •n M•ler~••Y 1 Serv•"·l H~ PUBUCNOTICE Vlew Scl'KIO•O•\lrl'tn•Or""'l"COun1v. HJ a. X1'ultl tM) !>-&; .i. Per r -------------• HunOnqton S--•ct-. CftllJOtt\trl. wilt,. .. ISi , -a~ '!" PACI FICA SOl<TIALL JStt CCI"" bitt<.. "] "·to our<M..., ••• m.n ll I 1-' .._ ISi If.~. 2 O'Oo1111e1( TOVANAM£NT FICTITIOUS IUSIN£SS ed ol<>sllc countnlOI'\. \OIA\'-t•\ olM t'>•) Pere-ISi. C...tot.ilon S.mtlln~•· .. AME STA T£MENT rotalebh> mlfn><'\ lo ~ Ck>llo/,,..,.., and ,.., _1 oanlP" 1<;1 1o &; 1. SnilOy tORON'I DIEL MAR Iii C.o•l•n "'"" lollowln<r P"'loOfl I\ doinq b11,,. ln\talled at varlnu• ""ool\ on thl! UI\ (4)t 'J ~'~'•"CM> ?O t O 01) '\ Andr,. 'Jt> l 1I)11 R t\•'' 1 tritt <tl1'd #4,77,tOOUt'rPM\CtfOIOr 'lhjf'(\ •,P I 8.iroll• I~).,, .... ], N1chl .. 1' I(... f 111! 0, Kl•ouQll. ,, I I I I A N l w HORI ZON':o PRODUCTS. recoroe". 8'<1< W•ll l)o• '""IV@d VP In ISi l W•~..cn lSI te,r~ 1171·1.0; .... rnoo\M n l'H ~ r 1•?• c,,,,1111im D<i.,'. N•wPOrt 8e~ch. 9.00 A,m. Ap<ll I~. 1917. o>I IM Ad ~•ES.MMEN Anttr•• ,-t HJ'' I") To,rt-<, cf / o 1 '· t A'lh·60 m rnf\ltaliOtl OUfc~ of .,,.,(t <,rt'W)nl Die,, _,,, ... "°41'>1 IU\.'>l MAltr Ot• Rv"''"· 1h 7 0.0 o. JorqN. llll 1 0 O·O. Ir''" E. S•~Qt•I, 197' S~n1ta90 lritl. 1'n WMnor Av,.nue. '1unllnQt01l •00 1 Fat•v (')1109, 7. Pro1q~r S<ortbylnnlft4'\ Ori.,.. 'l••wnorlR•Mh CA~WI 8eolCll.C..Hl,,..n1o\~:lf,•J.ot wnlrh 1lm1 lM I 3 HUll\11 I, r h • T "'' bv""""">f Ollduele<I bt .,. Ill· "'id bids Wiii be ODl'Md and ,. ... d In <IC• PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS NAME $TATEMaNT Tt\I' follOwil'IQ Dll•SOflS ••e <IOlllO bust· ftt'•\"\: DAHLIA co .. 3010 so. Mein ". eso. s.1~1' 11n.i c 11"1101 Ao I 1 Nt•oll W,11\n '1010 5o. Mau> SI , 1~0 . ..,,.,,,~""~·CA 911111 John o. W•l\h, llllO So. Mdln SI .• 818.<t~nl~'IM,(A ~7QI T'-'' bu\ln<·" I• c""du<'-d bv a ()fl:nCf dt o..u•r"'·rVllo A,-tA N1• U W.-.1,h 11\IS \lnt•oner11 w" lll•d wit'-'"" CoiJnty (IPrk ot Or.>1"190 tountv "'' Marrn 31, 1~11 Currently, hl' holds the best timl' of all On.tni!l' Coast ar<'a athletes 1n .the 220 ;ind S('COncl h (•St In ~e 100 and 440. Ile also =4l.n chor s Newport ·'!lbrbor's 440 and mile rr picked out a collt•Jw llCLA. But even sprinll•r of his talents may f111c1 1t tough to make a tl·am of CCLJ\'s c-alibcr with thc JV team. H ailey says h e s hows a lot of promise. '120 1 F••e-, ISi 20; 2. Varisco PdcllirA 100 on o-~ ) 1 dl••Oua1 ""dance with SDl«lli<dllor>> now Oil • IM)) HllllSI Corona Ml Mar 000 IJO ?-. • 1 f••'<I E' "'tQl!I ltl~•n tneoll1ceo,.a1d Olstrlct. A•O 1 c..,,,rnv IS) !.6 t; 2. Wall<er Thi\ ''M""''"'' wn• llled wit'-th• All Item• orovldl'<I thrOUQll thl\ bid •1eo.1 P11bll•hell Drll"'I'• Coe\! Oally Pilot • APrll 7, U.11. 211, IQll 1390·1' Tay tea m s. both of whic h "?t rc the best 1n the O range Coast arra ni:ht now. "H e mav bf:' cockv. but ht>'s a r£>al competitor • s·ays Jla1try ''I've m·H·r had a kid ~ho was m on· o f a l'Ompct1tor th,1n 1:6rum " {" Corum sa\''-h<• J.:C't!> h1-. '.:Sf\~1rat111n from Brian '1''1 c r I fl l ,I I ()rm I' I •. tl.it>Wpor1 I l.1rl1or 'Prl n11·1 "'ho 1·11m1wt,..., (111 l ('I \ llllW "Ttwr1ot n·Jlh turn1•d ml' on tot r:irk, awl I 4't1ll look up 111 him ,, lo1t . • Corum sa\•, Allhoui.:h ht•'., .1 pin1or. (;t1r11 m ha<.; .1 I rt•.111 y TCLA l'Ould make an AAO m .1n nut of him. hke thc·v did with Tht•nnl • 1(;111('\' .,,IV'-.• i\nd ('hri'\ t'.Jll run .1 h1•c·k or an l®I , Corum hJ., ii lot of run 111 n~ to <lo for !'\ 1•wport II iJ rhor ht 11111• hl· .ind I l'I. \ .. 1.111 t:ilkrni.:. :rnd It\ th.11 term• hi.., two hrol h1•r ... m.1\ h(· mak1nf! hcJdlin\'" of lh~1r own J1mm" Corum. aho .1 ·1un111r. ~pt·<·1..1h1t''\ in th1• ~and r;111 varsity at the oul:.i•t nf lhc "i<'Json. b11l now h•·.., c;pht111g time· Thc s w it ch to J V 1s due· in part to Jimmy'i, re- cent bout with the flu. and another factor is the presence of Vcnchk on t h e varsity, an 880 run· ner who holds the fastest time of all Orangl' Coasl area athletes nght n ow The third C orum brother. freshman R o n . also appears to be an 880 ..,pec 1alist Masley s ay.., the· \ ounge ... l Cor um 1<; a ~ood runn1·r hul n o l J great orw •.. H'l ··chr1s was n 't too ~real when he· wa::. .1 freshman eith er. and look at him now,'' H.nh.•y :.ay<.; For Coast Area Checking Golf Results M(" \ 11£\Ul T\ • l ,aC.U"A aU•CH : ',#>I '4••' l'l4t'I\ t _, • 1 ,, .... n, r ,,,.,,, t •• " • • f •r,_,,,_. f ..,.,,,, it) 1 l ' :tiVv• <t "I-lf'f ., lfl ' . ' ,,,,, ~ ,, ,, . '. • 111&\ ft t l t ' 1nil M , !V••,,M t'°"""'"~Nil\ 'I t M I I l'H I .N ... • 17 II l'it I (,,.. 'f ,._. ' : '''-; .. , :~:'"' ~ .. , \/• t ' • •• •'I ) i,,.n,q• l •ttJ'',, tr\ a ') '~ Ill l fh•~ I,.,, f . ,, ', ,, • D' t jt' I J I It ,. " .... '. hill h• .... 'it ' ff h• f • 4~ 11n ""''" .111 T ( ~ J ''lhf I rtl lt M ,,,,,..,. t 1 •e. i I , \t I ¥ r • '' .. ! ,, , '" ~" t • \ 1 I f. 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J11<-. w-..r '" • M1 "" 1 ·~ Al Slmmt, Mr -Ml\ L lnt!I :r°'..,. *· • •t•ntct-nt•s Cuo R"''\Ulf\; p,,.,, : '"*' FfiQht-90 IMrt"n fi"f '11ff ·••ldon. J M•ll 1 Vic• Or••ld~"' •flltnt -Don Cr•wfnro O•I l\•11 ·••ul•Y, l •nd 1 "l>!(r"1.ory'' Fllahl :.-1 ll•lf <l<'I 1Cr1tn .. AOIMfO. l·VO :f rit••uror') rllQl>l-G~orqe o\ ~ :: Pro Scores ~ ~ M•tl"'411 llH~t11Mll 'lt\OCl'110n ~ .. 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'A•rtf" A.U •b•fl-, If ""' •I ..... '""'",. t "'''"~" c;..mtrt>.tr~ Coll~ /Ill \9'nta """ c:ou..,.,-fn'YI"~• Gol(t.irt" w""' • '"'''" Y'\ ,.MO'\llt (ntl~ n JO) •• t-1An1 it'lc lc11.1r"f"1, Or!\nO'f co~Ht r~ll•o• v• C.llmOIM "' LOftQ O~A(ft Cl• 1; (1\11~ •t 10 • m , "' Futhrrton Coll,.,. Al L.onQ &o4Kn Clly Coll-411 1 pm In U>t"! &e.tcll IC>urMY. IJ(I, ('hAnm"". (.S F11ll<lrl0<1 And ~ (.11111. t nll~~· •I Or-COunly lour""y ~I tJC trv.,.. ~\de'f'\ lfto\.e" itt t>, T nv"!l•V 'w1nner1 •I MOn, Fri"•• ' OllH l\tUf') ... ,,..,.,., V\ l'W"W)f'l •1f'U'\of"f ft 1 lt ,,.""' UC. l rvtr\f"" ~·All,,,, Ch•rn· l>·on\"•.,.•I VC S.nla B"'O.'• r,,,h track -Mt '"" Anh>.,ln Coll•<l"ltl c;otOenW•\IColltoe 11 >01. S4t""""' ( ...... 11.) AAv•Mll Mftt,.,. 0.1 11t f ul1ttrton 11 n '" Ett1'\0n At H.,wtt\(U #\I" Hu,ney Go10~" Wttt COlle9f' "'' °"'ln>8 Al H....COCll IOIKMY f2 )0 VCI. Cl'MKJmM. GS tF1111erftlnl nf\ft ~tf'wrrn C.allfofn•~ CoHfl'Qlt •t Or .. ,,q,. t"flunh tnu<f''l"W""n\ """"'"'l"tft'"'P .., .. m,. "' PW>On Bree, Meek Tri11mph Mike Bret', Jr. a nd i:tuest Rick Meek of Hunt- ington Beach . r~ptured the A division doubles ti- tle in t h e Huntington Seacliff Tennl~ C l ub rh ampio~hips over the weekend by defeatinu J\l(ln 1-'n•nch a nd iUest H a nk LeichtfrJed o f Irvine, 6-1, 2·6. 1.6 in nc- t Ion nt • Huntlnglon S<'acliffTC Jn lbe B Division, Jack .l :m~sen an~ Jim Kfanc o r Corona l!t'l Mar to p - pied Miko Fazio and Gary Sisel of Santa Ana, 6·4. 8·4. Gar y Despars and Nick C labaugh of Lom o Sanla Fe won over Rob Zinnegrabc a nd OiC'k Hobbin s of Costa Mt>sa for the C title, 6·4, 6·3. Jn the D divfsion , Dl'rtk Ness and Greg Wooten of Jlun tinJtton Dench defeated C h ris llei~e nnd Lurry Enri· quei of Anaheim, 2·6, 6-3, 1-S1 forth ctll1e. IM i l >l•rol<l IMn• Count~ Cl'"" ol O•dnQU Cou"IY on mu•I rnttl all aGPh<able fooer.111, \!Alt --• c;11 •Ml, 10.t;i.Conrov (SJ PUBLIC NOTICE MArt,.24, tm. ""dtoulcode'-PUBLIC NOTICE 3, ~~It • .,, 1--------------1 F7lU7 The Boord ol Tru\I•~" r r••rvrs '"" Mil• I HHnld IMI •;SS J; 2. FICTITIOU,•VSINESS OAAHAM&JAMES 9\9111 to ~1e<t ""' dM a ll b•O\, bn<I 101---F-,-CT-IT_l_OU_S_•_U_Sl_N_r_s_s __ W~lllt< (Ml J FotO"" '"'· N'IME STATEMENT 701 W1hhlrt &l•d Uth ~·-waive •nylrTOQUlarily IMre1n, N,aME ST'ITEMl!NT , ,.1le-4 Hrrn40 •M• 10.no: 2. lne lollow•no ~·loOfl ·~ do1n9 Ovfl LO•An~•n.tA'I0011 Marcll16.1917 Tnefollaw1nv oer~•dre<lolnollusf· Pri•llotM>J Foiq..-'>I nr.\ "' PubU•ht'OC M•te .. Jl.-Al>fl17.U.11,.,,, : SCHOOLOISHncr arRRV PArcM, '706 "iMbor IMl 1. ,._!Ml WO C N•woorl GPntrr Or• N•woort 1771.77 Bv: 0..rli'\0>1eflun4 Blvd . '>U•lf'?O'I .... U>\U M-.a, CA ~?6?> ))llLH-1 lk>rw'M 1'>1 "9; l. Mot· ~ ..... CA91tol>O Clerl<ol I.... Btwrlv Kev L.o,.,., ?ltS Potnc>n.. lr~rn tMIJ R.,.'"""' Wtlh...., D w"""'· 11\\ C<rr•lo• P U BLIC NOTICE ll<M~Tru,t•~ :c.C.o\tdMl"o• CA'7&21 ,..,,,.,._., 1 S.rv111..e1 ' Lt'l''"·'~M'h CA'l}'-1t p ublnned . CtW t Dctflv t>ilot. £vr (1.11~ Ayrrc.. 1Vi09 F4'nstt.tW Mllerfof•v I -••r Cl•" J·\O ). Tni. bu\lnttn '' <un<lud~d llY ""In 1--------------1 M•ttt l\31, :. 1917 ..... P•remounl,C'1907>l I I 1 0 OOll~lt •S• 19.1 •: 1 ~1vulutl "CTITIOUSIUSINESS UA5·17 Trtl\bu """lsc""dutledbY•llmlt-~·"" t:!>I, I v .. risco Mt. W 0 W<1qlll N'IME STATEl\o\E NT ""Mrtnor....,t>. HJ-I L•D •v Ml W, l. C.d''•" T"'' ,,.w,,,....1 wA• 111•'<1 wll h ,,... T~ lollOWlnQ OtfloOr\ Is dOi"'J bu•I· PVBLIC.N°&iCE °"""'IYK.W•"9 tM ) S.0 Oonnt111 1Sl Coon11 C.I•<• of Or•nffU Cu\ollllV U• ""''"' T"i" \t4'1H"ft,..-n, w u' tHwf whtt t~ "•P 1 f 9'• 1\) ·~ 1"1, 1. friflllodmttn M.Arcn \t, 1•17 CRE4TtVE OJVESTMENTS. nl -•.------------r '•U"t' Cl,..•lt ,,, ()'"".,.... Couf'llV "'' l~t I IC•n•.,. t F7JI .. ~nliHVO Or Coron.1dol M.,.CA'n6'\ FICTITIOU$8USINE~~ M •r<~/\.llll CI T t Wtnt•• ~ h .it~. l. !-IOI· Publ"'"" 0r""9' Co·•" 0 ·•11• PolOI LAtrV J !>I"""! l1J ~nt.,.d Or~ NAMl!STATEMENT •PJ11J ,.,. 151 J H-gl'r 1!>1. Mar<n 11 1•. ll •nCIAe>rtl/ 1917 1011.11 co;~~":!.:!'~ ~AC~eel by on l'I• ... ~:!s':Ollowll!Q ""'""' •S "'""" bU\I• l>IJbtl•lwod ()ran~ c.o .. ,, O•ily P1101. Margerum Leading Spiker d1¥1duel HI ODEN LA IC ES AS~OCI ATES. _A_0_'1_1 _7·_1_•._2_t,_19_._19_7_7 ____ 1_17_~_·17 L•,,.,d \lmnq ao:io£.~11St..S-taAM,c"quos 1 h•< sldtcrncnt W d> nJect with tho! CllarlK O. v.-rwooa. 9)'12 JurA PVBUC NOTICE PVBIJC NOTICE lffJ Counl'f Cler~ ot Or•n'l9 CC>llnty on ~ .... untlnqtonBoo .. <n.CA 9'~4!> FICTITIOUS BUSINESS M&rt'> 10. ""· Tll" t>uslne•• Is (onduct ... hy • llmlt-1'!0 NAME STATl!MENT •1•54 ed PArtnersl.tp su .. E .. 1()11 COURTOl'THE' TM IOll-•nv --IS dOlf\9 btlM• P111>llW'd ~ Coa~ Oat1v Piiot. °"'''"'O:UnMr-STATl:OFCALl~ORNIA l<Olt lleli> .. ,. "'""" 11,2'.lt:..-CSAll<tl 1, 1t71 Tiiis "·•-t WA\ 1111'<1 wlllt ..... THllCOUNTYOFOA .. NGE REDA PRODUCTS. 30 8vrnln9 1030-'77 County Clerk of Oranoe Countv on No. A·.OIJ1 1,..,. ROll<l,-..ort8eac.n,C.llfornla 'Mrt"31,1917. ..OTICE 01" Hl!A ltlNO OF' ~l&/JO PUBUC NOTICE "14061 .. ETITION FOR AVT .. OIUTY TO R41Dl'I Re<IA,l08urr\lnqTr .. ~Aoad, ~ Publlshed °"~Coast Dally Piiot. IORlllOW MONEY ANO PLEOOE: N•woort &o, Cdlllorn1a q?660 -------------1 April 7. 14, ?t, 111. 1911 1284-11 STOCK AUECVIUTY lPus ou .. nen "con<111ct0d by .n In· JU> 1 '"" M-111 Ol thee tal ofO,.\llN Fountain Va 11 ey a1.1<1u••n·i-A~-FICTITIOUSIUSIN&SS PIJBUC NOTICE s. ~ERBERT".'°SR. °"'"~.-:. llioh's Ken M argerum ""''"' ..... ""MIS'TATl!MllNT Nor1ce 1s .. EREav 01veN t"•' e th Q C + T'-1• \IAle<nPnl w•t 111..t wit'-'"" T'-\' followll'IQ perMWt I• <IOlng b<gl. THOM'ISE.O'SVLLlllAN aSE••"culor lOpS e range Oas. C""nlv Cw .. of o .. 1noe CO•l,,IV on M \Ut· I FIGTfT10US8USl .. US ol th~ Wiii of C.avln S. H•rb<Jd, Sr. a r ea i n three track and March?t. "'1J Ror!e~~':.1.~:.~~c;:;!:is, UUI NAMESTATEMINT O•rnstd, "'" llled l'M!r•ir\ hll verllitrf rleld "'vents. Gll'IHAM&JAMES. Attf. Tiie 1onow1no oer~• arectotno bust· o.llllor> ior 10•0 I<> borrow money • .,., ~ 101 Wll.,.ln11011,.v1rd, Utll Ftoor Wllll""' A. ""'"''•• 14211 Randel neu as: 10 n•l'llQC ''°'" u vc:urlly and that Margerum 's personal L .. A"991-.Catlferlll•-11 Plo!ICt', TU'ltln. CA.,6ei) MANAGEMENT SCRlllCES A'). .. 11"11 11, 1'11,et'l;OOAM lntllf! Suoerl .... best in the }()() (9.8)' the F7JU4 l'-'' l>ll>ines\ I\ <ondu<IC!d by Ill\ Ill· SOCIATES,811 N. Bro.'ldw•y. Sulte400, Courl Ol lhe St41te ol C.lllornla. lor I"" Publl....,.,Or•"O" Coa\I O~llv Ptlot. <llvl<lull S1nlaA ...... C.lllorn11'1VOI CO)Vnty of Oran~. Dlll>'lrtment No. :r 120 h1~h hurdles (14.3) """''" Jt,MldAorll 7, u , 11, m1 o~ n T~I' :;'.~:~=.,~·~.'!"~~Mt wllll C1le Ettwarrf E""""" J·J~t. 18811? s~1>ta thertol.•1100 Civic Center O.lve w .. 1. <.ind the triple J'ump Clar" C.rclo. Fountain VAiiey, Cd1il. ~nta'lna.C.lllornlA.h•lboMll••das P V BUC NOTICE Countv co.,., ol 0••"<1't County on '11708 ti.. llme ""4 pl«• tor Ille heart"!I c,f (48·l3~) are tops amon g M1rc11u.191t, NoleJust.1111111'1~"'"c11rec.1~1e. Hid 040t1t10<1, -" end whe•e ..,..,, athletes a t area schools. •--------------i P7al Focmt•ltlVAll~Y.c..111·"'71)11 Oft•111n''""r"'fd•,,thf>es1e••m•v•o-,.,CT, TIOUS IUSINI\$ \.IEYI! R. ANl(l!A 'IHO 1s .. ••1. Tiiis IMolM" I~ <on<11td•" b• •n In· """'•no.,.,,,... (,)Uy>,,, anv ll>ev hlYI'. Two oth e r athletes NAMEn4Tl!Ml!NT mt Wll\lllr~ll•d ,Slr.>u dMctva• wn1111eoroor-.1anotbemad•o, have mana11ed to set top '""'°''°"'1nve>e•-•..,ee10ln9bv\I •ntrlyHilh '"'°''° F-.tE.J~t R,.,.,..,..1s11e<ur11"1MM1it101nes~11t " MS\•" Pub"'"""°'·....,. a&'t D•ll\I Piiot. Thi• st•t"""'"' ... , fnt'd "'"" '"" Dllttlf)ftl'lffurt""'°"'llc11I•-.. marks in two Separ ate A. A. CX>NSTRUCTION CO .• 10/ISll Marc'-31,.tn<IAl>rll 1, "·21.1?11 County Cl•r1< of O••n119 (.ounlt on 0Ated~h11, 1917 c vents. ch a r 1 i e S..nJuMO.,F ...... tatnV•ll<'V.CAt'1oe UJ().'77 MArtn'9,1tl/ WILUAMB.StJOHN ('hr1s t0 nsen of Ed1'son J•"'"A..Allr>. i110WSMtJ""nc•~ -------------1 "1-Cout1tvO•r1< ~ Founta•.,V•llov CA9'2708 PUBUC NOTICE P111>llsntct Or-Coelt Dall., Pl•ol Tlle,,..,S4llll•..,, Worllt'ft••· I Huntington Beach ) <011""' c. 411""· 1im1 ...," J.,.n A0<11>,u.21,18.m1 1tt1.11 "'"'"-O'S..llt•An I d th ·1 ( 15 8) Cl .. Fourt1alnV .. 11ov.CAt7Jlllt AttatMY•lltL.t• l'a s e m1 e 4: . n1.t>u11nH6ucon<1u<t•db~9tl 1,, F1CT1nous1u s1NEn PUBUCNOTIC E •w11t111n111..,4111"1- and the 880 (1:57.8), i-11vktu•f. NAA\[STATl!Mt!NT H rs co1•"""c.A11.., T ... 1o1-•nv ow'°"1.oo•nt11UsJ. L°'A":"'"·~A*11 0 ~)~~~~~he=~~~~ s:o~ r:v~:y ~~~~~: ~~;l\~L~:.~~.,, t;: MUT•~k ART AFFAIR. 411~ Hlltrl• "~CZ~~c::=~~~1::r· M=~~;~=/:~w •"",:0 ;; .Put (57.J '1/;) and discu s M .. rcn t .. "17. ---u W.y,N""""'11lr8".ll,CA"660 Tiie follo•..tng jl9UOI\ It ""1nQ M l· '" ,..,., Jo.,..,..,M.Comtno.,•11~"Hll..-le neuui . (163-J). Publl"...S OrMQ!t CoHt O~lly PllC>t. W•v,N..,oortB••t'-,CA'2660 THE FINAi. TOUC,., 1no Oran~ T h e r e Jay 8 a re Marcht>.u,3!.-AA>r111. 1mto1 ... n 1~•· """~' ts~uc1ec1 bV en tn. AwnU11,CAKl•Me\a,CAn~11 dMdual. Linda MMle K•hoe, 164 Woll 11111 S.MUI dominated by Newport 1------------1 JotM&M.Comlnin s1ree1.lilo,l.,Cott•Mha,cA9'&21 NOTICa OFa .. 1..woP Harbor HJgh, which b as PUB UC NOTICE n1, st•temrnt wfl rn~ with tM ThK IMlneo Is conauc1re1 by •n 1n-llUL ,.110 .. UTY Ar J--------------t Covnty c1 ... 1t of OrenQt Counlt on dMdual. PRlll'IT•S•L• recorded 47.3 in the 440 l'ICTITIOUUUSINllSS M•''"~t.1971 UlldaMariel(~._ No.A•ml u nd3•Z10ln lbemile N"Mlt:STATEMlt:HT fl74ljK Tiils srate~t was fll~ with llWI INTHISUl'UICMCOUltTOfl · • • 'Tl>• tollowlno person 1, dotnQ Publllhlld 0<•"9110lello.ll't Piiot. Countt Cl••lt ol Orenoe Countt on THl!STATEOFCALl"OllNI" T.,.~Tr11<-•lldl'leff1Maril1 buslneUM: AorU7,H,?1,2t,1tn 1216-71 Ao\Arc'-ll,1917. INANOP'ORTHE l"orOr ..... CotttArffAltll.ifl RE"L ESTATI! IN11£STMl5HT .,*4 COUNTYOflO .. ANO• 1~1'~:.!=~~~1°:::·~~"" PROPERTIES, 3'169 Coa•I HIQl>wav. PUBUCNOTICE .. ~,~~~.~~,coa~.~-'.1"'1f,~~1; • t8n,.t11a00""!!'!'~1he £1 .. 1eofJOH,. D•naPolrll,CA'7i119 , -------------1"'------------:-;:--I ... . ............. 1>481 ••: l ltltl C.Corurn CHIO •11d Harold e. Pall&•,"'" Br-nlnQ -, Nolkt Is ""rAl)v OI""" t'-AI '"" 0 ,.. Krul Mrs !SCI 10 0. Jt 11, l u•tln C'I '16'0 FICTITIOUS llUSINUS PUBUC NOTICE ..... dtr\19nMl wlll ~II •I or1vale tala, tC> ""' 110-1. c. CO.um (NHI 7?3: t. J , Tnl, ""'"""I• COftduct.O b't an NAMES1AT(Mt!NT '""'-Ul-0..11>4clder,sublKt lo<on- Waltt" 1£sll n S; 3. (tie) Fulltr IUI ll'ldl•ldu•I. TIMI lollowll>Q pcrson ls llol.,g ttutl-ll<mallool of Mid $Ullerlor CC>llrt 0<1 or ftnd 1Cr11l7¥'1'\ ISCI n 6. M E P<lllat ... n ••. l'ICTITlOUS IUSINISS 811114'""' "'" dily (Jf "°""· 1971, Al'""' ••O I J WAllart (Ell) ftO; 7. C. lhlJ .,_..;.._, .,,., 111..,. with tlw! JOHN O'LFXEY'S BOAT ANO '°'"Mlt:STATEMl!NT f'llllu ot I LOCIC ANO RONAYNE. •t CnrumlNHl •t.5,l.Jo,...•ClfVISOa. rount, Cl••I< of Oran-<.0·~1, on V'IC .. T INSURANCE LTO .. !>05 30th ll>t IOllO#fl'IQ person is c1oln9 bll\(· torn&" for bt1n~llclerto, u oo l80-1.C1'rl~'1'tV'n (Editon) 1:P.l: MarchU 1tn -'"' ~trHt,Newvor-ll~"•h..CA9166S fteSsa-.: WttttnlMl•t' Av""""· County nt ' Ttl-"' (0t0 1 U.6; l. V.->elklC • • -1•~ JoM 9"rrv 0 U"'Y. 19S62 l>v~I*> PAYLE'>'i 'AUNOROM .. T. ~ Ort"'lt. Si.tie of Calllon.ta. •II Ille NMI t 51 , r .,_Cl I .. un11~ •-r • .,_ N-oort Blvd., N-t l •f'll, rll 1 Mite-I: C.l>rlsl@Mfln ttdl,oll) Pt1tlll"'8d Orange Coe1t Olllly Piiot, rt.•· ,..,,o.,..,.•''-•-'2 .. l rlohl. tllttt -Int .. ~\ Of H id cltt· 1 M&rch:t•,31,endAofll7,14. ''" ,.J1';!,':""l'M\" <on<lll<.ted lly .n 1.. OoroCl'll' A.Hfoftry,"7 !!.20\ll,P.O c .. Md. '" -to all UM> certeln '°"' • 15 I ; 1. '"""'°'.....,ICM ~n.S; :L • l1'•·'1 ...._8 O, -r BQll,.U,~-.CAt?U!o propi&rly SllUAI• In tile Clly ol l'OPell (FVl 4.21.0. ~ -~ ~~·v __,,,~,.-.. 1 WHlmln\111', Co1,.,1y or Or-. $IA\e 2 "'"-'· ltl•l Oem•rdl ICMI ...ct Tlllt ,..,,..,...nt w .. flltd wttll the Tiiis l>lnllleU b ....., _ _. oy Ol1 ,. fJf c.111om1a. oenk.ulerlyd-ribed n Y°""9 tc:MI t:n .t; 2. W•llat?loute PUBUCNOTICE c.ti<\t., Oatlt 01 Or"~ Count., o" dMduat tollowt,'-'ll· lMVlt.XU. •1-------------t~~t•n Tllls ,~::r:;,_, wltll Ille LoltJolTr«tS751nper_,.,. IJOH .. -1 Ma,,,.rvm (FV) 14 3; 7 .. F1Ult C. Corded In 9oG11 214, PAQel 1 -t of Oaw\On INHI 14.•1 J, ltlttl &latlC PICTmOUSIUtlNt!SI l'IMlt!WldOr-C<Mst O;ally Pl'°'-CO<llllY Clll"lt of OrMIOll ovntr on Mltc"l-s~.lntt-oetlflkeef !M IE\t.,.<i.>8f'Cllleddl0 (LB) •st. MAMlllTATIM•NT 1Mrdll7,1411enc1Aorlt1,Un M«dlll,lf17. "7"6) (Ollft1Y -*'tlf YldOrahQe Cotll>IY. 3>0l H-1. K•-"'" fNHl 3'.•: ? T~ foUowlng """'°" I• dOlno "'"' tOS4-7' Pllbllshlld °"'* CNtC o.itv Pltol, more cornmottlY -11ow11 n: uu1 Slreuu IMV) 2U; l. Rtddlclt (LBJ nen•~I! Apr117,H.21,l8,1'n tJID.17 ""''°"•.WntmlMl11',C.llfornla. 1' •. LUCERNE J!AH BRIEl!OGAS, PUBLIC NOTICE hrm•ot,..1ecoslllnl.-tu1--,or 4Atl rel..,._.,_...,, H•f'bor G 7; •os Ave11lo.t O••n•d•, • •U, S•n tilt Vflfled si.i.. on c:onflrmot>on ot 2. Founl•ln V•ll•t O .t; a. S.11 C•..,.....•.Clt"6TZ PUBUC NOTICE nt•. or oert cull a1111 ll•fat1c• ClllfMmeU6, hyrnour WllU, •OS Awnld• PICT1TIOUSIUSINISS •vlden<fdll•rr•o•uec11n1d1W~ Mii• relay-'t. N.-rt Harbof Gr•n•<I•. •411, ~ C.ltmtnte, CA NAMll STATI MllNT Of' T•ll,, Detd Oii ,,. or-•ly '°Mid. ll·tl.O:?. C-• Cltl M•r J·H.•; J, t7'1' ThttfC>llOwlnQperi.onureOOlnoblllf-PICTtTloutlUSINl!SS Ten11t•nntol•mt11111ll>tdtOllttlM110tll· CO\IAMMe)·JO~. Thl•Ml-•lsc.ndtlttedbyanln• ntu•\I NAM•S'tATIMl!NT tdwllllbl ... HJ-I Bvtl (Hiil 61:' !tit) Freltr dlvldU•I VINTAGE OE SIGNS, 3401 VI• Tll• •allow I no peoon 11 ctol110 Bl!lorOffers lobeillwrltlnollndwlll (L8l enllGl>"t.,. 1v1 ~ ~·, s.tvmourWll-• o,ic>tlO. Lido Vlll•Qe. Newoorl BeAt ll, Mlntn•: tit ,1101...0 et ll>t •fotts.tld afllt• At LJ-1. LAlne IMAflll•l 1'·': 1. Thlt llllfl'Mnt 9f fllt4 "'""\IM• C.Att~ lWIH ~OTOS. 760'1 Otll'f Or., Any llrf\f tlfler ff'9 llr,I Pllbll<•llon P•rry 15Cl n -o•4; l. ,..ull•r 1v1 no. county C.tt•lt ol arano-count., on K ,,.,, 8u\~e. 30?9 Flllmof'O W•t• LeouM NIOU114. '"· 9?6>7 Plt•IJOl Alld oefore llatt Ol tll•. TJ-1, llMf'Qflrvm IF\11 41·1'111;? Marc11n.m1 CoilaMtM.C:A•>•?t $flaron Y. Ylll\<t'f, ,,,,, VI• kn 0•1~01'-l••d•'tOIM•rl"·"" llt110"0" fllttl •• 1•1; 3. Laine PJnM c;t...,,. Sfonlln, •Mt ll1nlc• 81vd,. ~o.MlulonVlalO.CA '7•7S Ml<MelfllldO (Merl11a)., It, KATl,91tANOlt C:ul\fer Cltt.C.A'°7Jn Thi\ \w\1-• I• t-ucltd b'f .,. fi.cvtOf'Ofthe Pll t. lt<tkMIWIM (Cdlt011) t4 .. ; 7 & .. Al.ARI Tlllt blltl""o I• C011d11dtd 0., e lndlvldlltt. ttt.ittlf teld flit) Ori)(,_ (Cltl •nd OUIMrlOot A .......... _1c;.r...,.tl011, Alty•. ...,,.r•l ll'f"nt"lllO Sheron v . Yancw ' JOHN A llAOO 0.C.ll41d (CM! t) • Altn. 1(-9U'"" • Tith -~ WH lllf!CI wllh ltw I LOCI( 6 llON'IYNlt ' ~ .. 1 H.,_(,Cl'1'1);2.9-tt•WihN .. ll<rd. Tllll •l•l-1 .... ftMlll wh" .... Co\11\tv ci ... Of Or~ Countr 011 MttweMtNM .... A- (Marln11 .S4~) $. WUIOll IEOllOnl kltelM (.ov"'"' CIHll OI 0.AMO CWlllY on Mertfl1a.tt11. -.... WKlllllMW,CAfli&l Oll-10 .. .,.tt,!"'f!CA .. 111 M•rth'°,tm. ..,..,. •-w let...., Of t. "•rH r CSC) 10 1: ' "111111"'911 Ora1100Cont D•llY Piiot. ''""' Pt1bll\tllldOP..,..CNdO•ll'f Pl10t __ ,.. lllMf G•••noyttl 11 .. a1 1614; a. WlllOlt Meftllal,MllAtlfll1,14.21, ,,,, l"ubll\lltd 0.-CHd Dally PllOt. ~tdl24,'1,8tld Af)(ll7, 14, 1t71 • Pot.1111 ..... Or .... Coe\I D•lly Pllo~ llllltol'l)I~. trn..11 Apr117,14,tl,2'."71 ,~.,, • \1>047 -.,.a1,-i~.1.1,ttn UtlH PUBUC NOTICE The Bluest Markttpf.ct on the Orqe Coast ~li.Y PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS ncemenh. Per 1 lo1t & found ...... SOSO.~ Services & Repain 6000-6099 E•yment & P ration . . . . , 7000-7 I 99 One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval Me«hondlw ...... 8000-8099 Bocrtt & Marine f~nt ........ ~9099 Automobilff & othef T rontPOrtotlon . . . 9 I 00. 9999 I ~ForWt ....................... G~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UPPalAY VllW-DIUGHT Chattnlna 3 Bedroom. 2 bath home with :iweeplDK uppe r Newport Bay vtew, tu.xunous Master bedroom swle, aoanng woodbeam cathedral beam celilngs and much more. ~.~.~ ....... !~.~~.~~ ....... ~~:!.~~.~ ....... I~!.~~........ ~~~t:2~~· !:~'!:~ .......... !!.~~ ?.~'!!'!'! .......... !!~~ ~ .......... !~~ ~~ .......... !~~ ~ AITRACTJVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 41r., WB.L LOCATID OfftCE ILDG. ba., fam. rm. & formal dining· tge. 2 St.ory 13,000 !:-iQ. ft. IJldj(. umong ex· tile patio & waterfront deck. $3.50:000 ccllent neighbors in civic center area. Hoom ror additional l ·Story S.000 sq. BA YFRONT, pier & float. lots ft.. bldg. & still hav~ ample parking. $185.000 to $325.000. to build your own Priced at $420,000 Will exchange. (~;~m home. S~veral areas lo choose 673·4400 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 3 4 1 Buy\1dt• Dr•vt• N B 675 · 6 16 1 I 002Gl'Mf'm 1002 ··•·••·••····················•·•·············· EXCa-TIOHAL LIDO ISLE Impressive lwo·1lory home with a flexible floor plan for the r~mily with dilferent lifestyles. Spread out ln t.hia 5 bdrm & den home Sparkhni.: pool and large patio area. Located on two lolb with two stradas $27$,000 REAL ESTATE ThufWdey. Apt11 7. 1977 DAILY PILOT " ~.~~ ....... ~.~~ ........ ~!.~.~ ........ !~~.~~ ..... : .. GIMf'd I 002 6"INI I 002 G~ I 002 GeMNI t 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GOLF COURSE MANSION One of Mesa Verde's finest! 1~ ACRE ON TIIE f'AlRWAY! A fabulous home Cor entertaining. Regency architec· tu re. marble entry. 18' ceilings. 4 bedrooms. gourmet kitchen and a paneled den. Additional features in· elude crystal chandeliers. air condt· . t1onmg. solid oak cabinets and all the quality a builder would build into his own hnme. Pre~enlcd at $330.000. Ufllill()Ut: li()Mt:S REAL TORS'. 546 5990 1525 Mesa VerdP Drive. East. Costa Mesa .ilso 111 Coron.1 d"I MJr J I 61!> 6000 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES H you enjoy that great feeling of ele~ance & spadou6ness. this home rould be the answer. T hu property con· sist:J or <• very large llvmg rm .. family rm. & formal dining rm -also. 4 large bdrm.-;. + wet bar. Thcr<.' is a view from moot every room. There ls also a J car garage. $350.000. RENTAL DEPARTMENT Please call our rental specialists.. Barbara or Carol for harbor area re· sidential needs . BACK BAY VIEW!! Approx. If.I acre. vacant building site . overlookin~ illuminated golf course. Corner location. zoned A·I. topography map available. Only $59.500. 759-0811 WESLl·:Y N. . • .. - WATtRfRONT HOMU, 631-1400 ~~~~~~~~ Gfltff m I 002 GeMf'GI 1002 I TAYLOR CO GflWral t002G~al ' 002 ---------1 ·........... .. . . . . .. . . . . ..................... . ................•.•.................•..•...... COSTA ME.SA Hideaway! 2·Slory. 2 bdrm . Cape S e ries, adult condo. Nestled In ~ucalyptu.s trees, w /dbl. garage. frplc . e ncl FA.MT .lSTIC IUY En.JOY d llfe or leisure IO tJus ele1eantly decorated condom1n1um One or C-Orona del Mar's prime areas with 11erunty ai; well as tcMls rourt:i and p ool For o nly $141 ,000 lnrlud1nl( the l11nd Thi~ luxunow. and ~par1ou1> 3 bdrm ron dom1n1um 1i. truly a LOOtCIMG FOR KEA LTCJl{S :-,iuce HH I .I. IA Y~OMT 7 We'll share this 2+ units with you and there ·s room for your .. subslan 11111 yacht ·· The fun neighbors makt! up for the fa<1that1t n~ a bit or pen.onal ••PJzzaz .. GeMral 1002GIMt'Clll 1002 CHARMIMG HOME FOR LUSE Popular Lido Isle 3 bdrm & den home. Quiet Loe. (Street to Strada> Lovelv patio. wet bar. formal dining. Lge. master bdrm w /sundeck $895 Mo. BAY VIEW FIATIJRED IM HOME MAGAJIME Two luxury units. secluded area of old Corona dcl Mar. each with unobstruct· ed bay view. They're big. they're beautiful! Must sec' $320.000 pe1t.io.~.ooo 673-3663 642·4799 associated ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• HYOUROWN LANDLORD Herc's a perfect rt!mt.-dy for your .. barl{a mrtib" take 4 bdrms for 1Jv1ng. ··~ baths ror n•l:e f. r1replJ<'c ror warmth plu.~ an ovcrs1tcd lot for run M:.tkc }Ourself Wl'll Lnday ' Call our hOUlit' doctor and don't p11 v another month·, rent • Pnrt!d at SSS.000 for Jn 1mmed1ate <·urt-! Call ... ..,. in Harbor View Homes. New paint inside and out. Upgraded carpels . wall mvenngs and drapes. ~ Bedrmi;. lge family room w1wet bar. fo'ormal tlm tng room 2 f'rrcplacei. View covered patio Somerset model. Askut~ only SH~.950. 644-7270 21 t I S.. Joaquin Hiiis Rood $275,000 NEWPORT CEMTER, M.I. 644-4' I 0 llROKERS-RE Al TORS '102~ W 9olbo~ b 1 I JU I bargain 673~ 1.i,,,,, ,. ' •.• j ·., G1Mral 1002 V.AIUYERS BRORS: ~•ef'tfsen ••••••••••••••••••••••• s~r int. no down. J br. w/central air cond & heat. New ('pts, (am rm w /frpl. $43,9:,0. I: \I IHI\ h I \' f 1 • 6 73·6900 • @fbt .,_.. clleck tt.lr ods daily Giid ,..,ort er- ron 1.-diatety. TM DAILY PILOT assmtn lability fw tM first • cornet iM«tfoft CM\ty. GOURMET'S DBJGHT Waterfront c:o n dorrumum with 1tourmet ltrtclM!n c:an be yours to- G1Mral I 002 G"'""°t 1002 .................................•...•........ IUCH EST A TE /!--$69, 950 ,, ... ,. ,,, .. ,, ~~~ r~;1~t~e!~t~{:~~~~ [® tu!UWl e~~~~~~~~ p111es leads to execuuve . --·-••i:::•·~ 4 IDRM + ---------- MESA VERDE COUMTRY CLUI collect 842 2535 _______ .. ._1 day. D1~cover the prt vacy. comfort and SUIORDIHA TIOM OPPORTUNITY Attractive 2 hdrm horn•· on front of.ex· tr:i deep ll 2 lot. on wide street. one block from orpan l'il'nty of room fur new :md unit. $84 .SfHl W£STSIOE REALTY. INC. 848·2323 Pnme Country Club area of Mesa Verde Quiet tree lined cul dt!·l!ar leads t.o l·story spacious 3 bedroom home Large master sw t.e plws 2 twm s1.il'il bedrooms t'amrly room hoasts ma:1:s 1ve !>lon e f1replar t-. breakfabl bur and ovt•r look:. troprt:JI iturdt-n patio t'ull µn ce $100.000 ltl'• Uuwn CA LI. ~771111 enLry. l''amdy slre Lrv ~-----------POOl-$55,000 Room · CounLry Kltchl!o ...._. __ ~ JOI( to beach from th1~ plus :sweeptnK Master .--un M• beauUlul garden horoe l:iORM · Pool :.r~ed back Large Co:.ta Mesa home II u "e L iv R oo m . ~ ard Owner anxroui. w 1th ~ o v c rs 1 led itourmel kitchen with UoURht new must ~ell bedrooms, family rm . l>er\"c through wmdow 10 Trv Sti,!*IO total down heavy :.hake roof. llled pnval~ patio Wmtlmg Ca.II for appo111tment t' n l ran c e w .s) & :.lairs to maste r s1Utc Plllllllhtr'• HotJu: All ~al f':'ltatl' advert1st"d tn this n1·w~parw;•r 1:-1 :o;uh jert to tht.• t'l'<i••r JI Fair llOU'>lll~ i\1·t of 1968 wh1rh makes 11 111<·~.11 lO ;u1 vc rt ts4' .. 1111 y IH (' ference. lim1lal10n. or dlscnmin<1Lwn based on rare. color. rl'111:1on, sex. or national ong1n. or 11 n intention to makt.• any such preferenrc, hm1ta lron. or discnmmat1on. '4 This newspaper will not know1nl(ly acrcpl any advertis ing for n•al t:state wh1d1 1:. tn v1111:1 uon or Lhe low HouMs fOf' s• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ..•••.•.•.......••..•.• IF I\ pool home I~ ror you toroe kC thLS 11orgt'Ou:. 3 lw!lrvorn hl')m~' It '11 .i i.l('al ot $6.1.~· I"-'<! C..1rpd H1111ltM:o1 75'l 120.! presu~e or Lido bland m th1<. rasy to love con dorruruum. $229.000. 640-6161 ~., .... -~· ....... • ,"'• '\? .... COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE I INC. FUHCH CHATEAU Lawson Re.tlty Comp.my :J4lb Vid Lido Nt•wpor t Be.lCh 714 -67'j-45h2 2 STY. rooL 6"tt'at BUCH-S57,950 I 002 G"'"°al 1002 ....•••..•..•...••.....••.••••.••.•..•.....•.. LIKE NEW Dramatic living room. formal d1 ntnR room gardt!n view kit c hen. artlsltc o~·n slJtro; to 4 lledroo;n. 2 h.rth with ~eparJtc ma s ter & new carpe t ,., n1•w r h1lc1re n s s wt4' 22 ft drape!'. and lu<ih ne" b.tllrtJom !>Jze d party landsrap1n11 This '' .r room ovi•rlonk ini: "t·J t·111u11 horn ... "1th 1·11urlyard Jl u r n. r11rn-d 01r heat .111111t111" (lt).178MI I l'O\t·n'11 pair" t ull 1111u· ·, $hl,!...C1 CALL 7~1 JWI [~IH~Hlj !p ~~:;~~~T1Es _ · CLOSE TO Newport leoch $129,500 Don't miss Lh1s quaht} bwlt 4 bedrm home with "p.irkl1n:: n e w hJthroom., lkaut1ru1 t'u»tom pool by Irvine Pools M1111y ('UStom f1•<1ture-. thruout Local 1..-I m 'llewport H.irbor 1111-:h Srhool Di st Call :..10 1151 RtEEWAY HOME Clos<-to t'r1·4'w.iy .1n11,1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiri ~HERITAGE • REALTORS NPTHEIGHTS AREA T'To~ ides the setting for thJ~ t harmmg doll hou11e m bu·yde da~tanrl' to the 1Jt-ad1 Lob of !ihrubbt'ry & trees itivc yvu that rnv<1te. secluded reel 1111( 646-Till IW7 ti()tu f1~plarc Great locatton and ctuldren wmg. As ~,,." ,. ·• "•. •··• •, • do~c to park. tennis ~umable monthly pity· - [ ® ! t-ourt.' and all school1> ments $233 per month l.ilJ~:H;ll Ju:,t hi.tt!d call 54G·5880 total Call96J.-0767 _iiCii!JJ rorrulldcta•ls. • .. ,., ••. , ... ,."··•OP····· !ttilUlil •HERITAGE REALTORS A GRU T llG Newport Exec. w~tg>u~:UL FixerUoDer ~~~~~~ l\.llkmdsofroom1nth1s:1 Beautiful Vltw OF' EXECUTIVE ON Ly bdrm house 1n th·Jt llACK BAY Lar~i~. RmUT POOL s pec 1:il V1llnA<' at i.prawhnl! ranrh style • mosphcre of East l:iluH llerc·s iln opportunity for $69, 950 Excatrn& potential in ont· thc executive who w<1ntio. The ont you h.tve been of Newport Beach s t.o f1xup ahome thcway "a1trnl( for ' Towerrnl( SS7,000! Grt!al Cost;i tw wan•· tl 1r you h .. ,e trl•es :.heller roadway 'I • 3 a .. d fine.t family dr"a~ Jus,·t '"" u •' c:.a area. oo:: rooms '" " t th t lt•a'"nn to th" c~ .. nut1vc n... c listed .it $152,5-00 t:Jll 1ma1trna ion. ll> rs JUS w ,, .., ""''" + ..,..>n' om er lot' Call 673 ~ the home for you Youd rt• l r \. d l ' Cot l J I{ t! Red Carpet Realtor:. t>ctt~r hurry on this one• walkway to :-.ecluc1ed en 7!>4 1202 [ N'f'•'H ,.,. ·~% '"• 1 c..11';;..5-0303 try' Lavish Irv rm D~~~~~~ -~IU!lt\1 E~::·,~~·:Vi~'i.t; Adult Condo Extra large, upgraded 2 br .. In lht: Woods ... near • new luxury home with pool. ree room. secu.nty & many xtras. $74.9SO. 645-3474 --1-.- YOUR • .._.COME -Separalc bdrm complc), " MOM'S HOUSE hOUl>t'l> ~ '!wccpini.; SMARTTllnlX TAX7 ATDAD'SrRtCE ~·c--c-bdrms• Sparkhnl't sum Soontostartacross from • r•rlct•d rii-:ht ' Mt'"'ll'" As Yau Like It! Vertie nv rlh s ht•:i t1------- did lh I di d d mer fun pool' Won't lai>l ' c .. .. or c a n or C· Ju.'lt what the doctor's or .. IEOIOOM ~nta l\n• Countrv Club. d t the t d ., Hurry ' Call 847 ·UiJIC • J Wooo •• IDG '"' uc axes an in dered peace, fresh air. 2 ,. ,,, ,., .,. ,, \ ,.,,,, ,.,, .... 1• l'Om1sl1ng of;, J BR. z~., .. surance from ht:s return' sunshine Wht.•re innuen STORY bath. 2·:.lory owner·s llt-11uulul l)OOI wilh lob bJrl!Jln llui-:c masll'r v r d 1• r k i n 11 1. a r 11 t-., u 1 t t• v I u s J m or t' ll•.nrbcpd )ard Rovm for bedrooms nrn ll\! )Ours ------------huMl ur tru1kr varkmi-: " for ttu:-. fa mil} i;11r homt.• BeJrm:-. w :.unl.ltc r oun The owm·r 1:. nut 11f .in•u :'oot•v.-. c•omt•r. Rroa<lm oor Your savrn"s on rncomc tla1 romrUeii hve Shdinl( IUCH [~ lf~~'!l'tl! home +two'.! BR. 2 bath 2 bdrm & den, 2 bath tax will help pay for thus door~ open to s unsw<>pt Executive home w1t h :J ; . apls. for rental. All have ho rn t• • s h a kc r o or. lovdy patio Cr;1rdul plantini:s doublt' door entry to k 1nl( . ____ ~·--~--fireplace,. I nterest!ng · 'at11cd rul l't•11 ., dm1n1: EJ'Slde DUDlex rt.'qwrc mm1mum <'lHl' s1tl'lde homt' 1i. M·rluc11•(I ha., rm + 1-.1l1ni.: area rn with price and 'rEHMS Coll tnc1ay, tomorrow crac klinl{ f1rcpla1·e cred parking for R <'IU'S· k 1\ r hi' n ha n11so m '" you can afford. may be too late. 842·2535 llugl! family room plu:. Buy 11 toduy & watct. it 'lum1J1<l11nr hnck frpk . CaU S•O-l666 ,.,,,,. ,,,.,. ,, ·· ,, ., •·111 ,,, 1 n •r room Located 1 m1 Capistrano appreclutc before fou WTSID~CM z ~drm Qwner" 11n1l tn COSTA MESA fnml U11rhd11r fl•nlul 111 USTSIDE r\'ur lurn·nl 10~ umt• ,..\trn dean 1 W r m & 1·h.ir m and b1· • 1'.atl; tu t.u; Call ~)'!(. :!.'l\1 ... ~·r~1~.~~",n~:~~~~::1" a~ [(C lffi~:li~·~,~ ':n.r::u~c~uy•~·~[iY~s~~~s Beach lill<e~o:'~~~:ooo. [~ lifj~·ULI w~i·:i~iif .,,,.,.,, ......... ···, cust.omoup1ex.s14o.ooo Utt1v-"'-R• ...... ""Jitjj;Jt ·~:!'!,Prop. . ----.. -·-~ [ ~ ~ A1. 559-4~ ...... , -·r LOIJlllMI 1--··-'.1.s.._1.o.6.o.· .. -W~t M ·~""' .. , "" ""'""'~'~'~?~. """'"' "~ ·~~lltl ~! .......... !!~~ ?.~~:~::: ... !!!.~ $410 fo1 lioth. r 1nll} "" puol home $77,500. Ut·st f J~tJ-1tlt• lur•llon. t:X<.1.USIV,.: WI l 11 hnr k frµlc . low 1nJ111 ~I -11 l1!111tn<1· p.ni SHl!l.~JCJ' lc6oo lay rrop. It~ • 675-7060. ANYTIME l~~~~~~I -------41a~Jt.HISH MESA VlltDE ... fWPOIT HIUiHTS Elrunt 3 DR. J 111\ horn". 11unny pat111 w pnvaw pool & jnruu1 640-9900 ~t 17,900 Spanl:.h urrht.o:t un<t rc'<I hrh·k J)JthwJy unlry i\wl'io.Omt i1 pan1ir.h n·d hr11·k frpk t'ormal d111 Ing Chc'<'ry. Mnvenrc.•nrt• kitchen w /panlry Lur1ee family room Wlndlnl( rron stnlrc1111e lo mam ------ moth mostcr wing ~ling private dl'n or of fire' 3 more bdrms + 3 balhll. E Z cart> yard J cnr garage. Call now to see. 646-7171 Ol'fN Ill 'I• U \ 111'1 fO t'/ N"'f ' COSTA MESA DUPLEX Rcmchette ----,::oodc; tu ~(·It. place.· an 4111 2-l'R So Sh , h S 1 n l h 1· our Iv p 11 u I • or~ omc. WITH VIEW ffK & FIND' Al'IER ICAN SLMG "S'' Clui.,,111l'fl !'tt·,•tuln SS.S.000 Hunt Bch Xlnt :">early 2 •" n·, n1"itlt'fl l'honl•642 :i67K 10<' Lit yd, lrlr accc~s amon.: ~rant 11Jk' uni) <, l C M A Y P U [ D I S Y N N U S T O Pnn only 545~790 21.,m1le:stnthnurfw1th 5 C MA l T Z MS l U R PI K S T I ~ 1002GIMf'OI 1002 d remarkabll' r 11,torn S R W [ ( T J f A R E L z z J S H huilt J bdrm + 1ten .. D fa m 1 I y rm h nm,. d t' S W I N G S I C D E r 1 E S I "jO\C'd to m;mm11i· tht• I L C E K A H S S K 0 I IC R R S p11no r .. m11• h1l h rOIJtt E<;SACt'O ATIEW r;an('hland \!CW i\l>tO :, s s w A M z L E B s N tJ 0 r K s c~r l'CwerNI 11.irk111~ t [ '( I L T 0 A T C 0 I N T [ A J room for ,·amper ... 1>011111, H S E 0 z S [ < I D E J I C R .-S etc The corral c1111 ar " ~ commodat~ a~ muny T N H E £ Y • L G S T H W T U N I hon.es a:. }OU 1·ould ever T 0 K C Y K 0 U <; U I N Y I Z O S S W want with room lo:.pare t w C I T O t " s < c " ., o z z ., z T 0 f,. FER IN <i PR IC Jo: '' -' n '' " H S A C H A M C A G E L A E K A H S l C~~2 I t A R S £ C IC S A t: E S C A L P [ R H E S A E P I W S C 0 U L P E R H 0 Z I 0 rJn NIG(L GAI LEY ~ ASSOCIATES l11w•1<t1Dt11 Hodde" WO<dl ""10 .. •i>Pe•• loMe•d. back· wt11t up, <io-°' di~tlly F11\d ucf\ encl IJo• 11 111, , Sc.hlTIOe ...........•.•.....•....••...•..•..••......... WHITE WATER OCUH V1EW Cyprus Shores b<.>st buy -Newport Be ac h inve s tor -; h e r e's a tremendous opportunity! Custom built 4 bedrm & ram rm. 21h Acre park. $210.000. L ll S K --R E'A LT Y " ./11/i II I> I II'" & S 1111 ( ." GE 810181 ILllNS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE DOVER SHORES OUTSTANDING VIEW Call for appointment to see this lov· ely view home overlooking the bay. 3 Be drooms. formal Roman garden.c; wilh European Old World elegance. Exquisitt quality by Ivan Wells. $289,000. 881 DOVER DRIVE 631-1800 [tllfilll Rare opportunity to pickup charmmg duplex with good spendable One bedroom units wit~ S.ick Out Satch Scd 1 per Sch!Ml tz Schnozz Sh4ke A Leg Sfde~lcl. Sneakers ' 1002 G1Mr .. G.......i .a. I 002 G1•r• t OOZ 1002 .............................................. . separate j!arages and prl v11te yard , 10 .a 3 neliflborhood of moetly s ln11le family bom~s PRIDE OF Full price $71.900 CAW.. St zzler TOll'OrrQ\lt: Snow Job 5unny Side Up Nevada OWHBSHIP 5.56-2660 Bedroom home 1n East 0 u r f 1 nes t u pp er • SELECT sllfc Costa Mesa• Huge ~ol I 002 CMMr.. I 002 westJude 3 bdrm home. R·2 l0l' •••••••• •• • •••••••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• Ktcentty upgraded PROPERTIES Roo Carpet"Realtors thruout and large. Fot 7!14 1202 the homeowner. Rudy GcMrol I 002 ~--........1. t 002 to move·in. For the In· .,._,..111111 veator ready to rent. Call ••••••••• •• • ••••••• •••• •••• • • ••• •• • ••••••••••• DOW 54&-2313 MIWPOltT'S llST IUY Charmin,. elegant 4 bedrm home in Newport s best location. Private beach. Huge formal dining . Fabulous master :i ullc w /frplc. Park like g rounds w /pat1os. $155,000. ~ L lJ S K ~ R E A L T. ,, .. :1 J.,/111 /> I rl\·/... .~ .\,.11 ( o>. LARGEST HEWPORT CREST Pt.AH Ocean breeze -live at the beach. 4 bedroom, 3 bath, + formal dining room and family room. Includes ice maker·refrigerator. washer. dryer and freezer. Motivated seller. $107,500. , \.. Ji. CO&.DWIU. IAHIB CO. 644-1766 ,,., ~AQUINHlu.1 .. 0 IN .. M'Oftf ClNTI .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: IBDBIE ILllRS CD. OVER 50 YEAR S OF SERVICE DOVER SHORES-VIEW OF IAY! Brand New & Glamorous Contemp With Over 100 Ft Of Frontage Overlook ln g The Back Bay. Exciting Unlimited View! Courtyard Entry Fully Landscaped. 3 Spacious Bedrooms 3 Baths Family Room With Wet Bar 2 Fireplaces Red Cedar Shake Roof & Sidln~. Vaulted Ceilings Living Dining & Family Rooms. Buill·ln Kitchen 3 Car Garage $278.000 111 DOVla DRIVI 631·1800 macnab I Irvine realty CAMEO SHORES Superb 3BR. :! bath home on cxlra·I~. lot w /room for addUion & pool New CMrpel s. drapes & ceramic tile flooring : cupboards Ma lore : new appliances Incl. m1cro~ave oven , tras h compactor, security alarfl" srstem. Covered patio for outdoor hvin~. Soft water !'YStem. Must see to believe -but hurry 11 can't last' Make us an offer w e <'a n 't refuse! Sandt~ Ftx f>44-6200. <M61 l I Q DAILY PILOT Thursday. Apnl 7. 1917 Hea.t:a...fot: S. HOUH for S• HcMIM1 For S• ..................................................................... Cheerel 1002 C'i.-.r• 100 CodoMeH 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ONIWIU CAllY 2ND Thia Mtu Verde Pool home wilh 3 bedrooms. 2 bat.ha and family room was JIASl listed. It allloa---------hu boat access. llurry, owner anxloua. Call ..._.P.._.a 546-4141. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 546-4141 Beach howse. 2 loti. 600 W. Balbuu. SlU.000 ~~II Rlty. 675-4tl00 ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC. Sbr. 1bu. wet bar. form;,I c1in.r m, den & fam rm $1711.500. 673·3226 ~defMar 1022 tjjiii~jjiiiii;;jjiijjj;;iiiii;';--...~-~······················· M.wporl RMera 3 Bedrooms, 3 balhs & family room. 2 Story Large wal led p1tl10. Jo'lreplace. Pooh>. tennis courts and clubhouse 1li6,000 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 IYOWHU Spyglass Hill, $2Q>.OOO 5 Rr 3 &t. View llarhor View llllls, $189.500 4 Br 2 ll.t, Vaew 640~:!!1111 1Qu11.hfied Buyeri. Only• VERY NICE Duplex So of Hwy On c:orncr 2 frplcs. llrdwd rloon. $155,UUO b> owner 673 6000 ~ oct;ANVIEW. pool. Un· w.uaJ home w 3 & f.tm rm, lanai. lot ISOxl.50' WALJ(TO IEACH fee. 48111 Surry, t:.1meo Beautiful 3 bedrm . 2 11.tghl<&nd!> Open U.111} balh. family rm Corner Owner. 675 83<11 lot on qwct cul dc·i.ac Costa Mesa Nr Park and Rec Center 1024 AJI ameniUes. •.•••••••• •••• •• • •• • • • • • 646-3928. eves . 645-5253 Lachenmyer· Realto r Beautiful Townhome Open 1925 Lanai Dr !'>Br. xl nt country rib loc Ma n y xtras 54H~l4/~(l 201H MESA VERDE Hcpubllc ; beaut Spanish styh..><I home with laq{l' lot. 4 Bdrms . 3 bath!.. d1nin1-t & fJmily rms. & offiC'e. Offcrt'<i ill $127,500 759-0226 f CCADIN ASSOCIATES I "[!(ll'Of(s' MESA VERDE IASTSlDE l IDRM +RRIPLACE Alley entrance & room for add1llonal park1n,. Hardwood Ooor~, added t'ncl puuo •UIOOfOTS O~(N MOUU' fOUI ff 17630.•"qe Co"• ..... 645-9161 Goff CourH View 3 Bedroom nestled n ght on 8lh Falrway o( ex l'lusive Santa Anu Coun· try Club. Decuruled lo a "Tet>"! Jo'amily room. Cormal dtnJOg Magnift 1·ent atrium. Yuu won't believe the sunsets' $110.000. Broker. A.sk for Sharon. 963-8961 THE GOLF COURSE IS YOUR BACKYARD Re a part of the a<:t1on on the !Ith gret•n' 1-'rml din rm & ram rm & 1 bdrm & J b;1th:. Mi.t r bllrm duwn:.ta1rs put lhl' children uJ)'ilatrs Btrt lndst·pJOg All this for S115,000 545.9-191 MESA VERDE •IYOWHER• L~ 4 br + den on Ii:. lot. t'ust. 18xJ6 pool -+ spa Frml. din rm. used hnt•k frpl. Finished g<1ri1gt'. 1 hlk lo l'.:st11nc1a P ark Si19.500. Pr1n. only 546-8872 PRICED RIGHT!! Just hsted ! 3 Br :! Ba c ustom home Su per pride of nwncr~htp , Easts1de St llcJvy shake roof, bnck fplc in Fam Rm Will go fa:.t' $71,900. t:all 642 6368 Hout•• ForS. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r;:;::. .. i,,.4i1~:~~··io4i ;;;:;.-·1·~~·;l:;~'::t···io6·; HuntffM)to.. luch I 040 lr1'-I 044 ....................... ...................... . . .............................................................. , ..................... ,-........ . Comfort Foraa.11h1 Fine family homt: 3 bedroom1. d1nlnli.\ kitchen, lur111l' la vm& room is &rut for tinter· t111n1ng H1g covered pauo. Only $9),900, call Tarbell. KL Trui. 842 II&<& Coal Pool PriYowloat Super fint• home. great fun cenltir, pnv1tte yard pool & pJrly bar. 4 bt.-"<!rooms. fumlly room. fircplac.:1J, formill dining. Grc;il for summer. $86,500, Tarbell, HLTRS. c:aU 962·5566 OWNER'S BARGAlN · Grub 1t qwck 1 Pretty wallpa~r. c:arpels. new tilt>, p.inl'llng . 4 bedrooms, modern k1lchc11 lhul Mum will love Stil.000. Tarbl'll, RLTR.S. l'all 842 K!!Sil OWN 1-:101 1,.1.X t-;H S<t' l' SSS hue' I H•rsal1ll' bedroom:., d1111nl( kttcht•n. big h v1ni: room. hearty ftrl'plal'e C'O\ ert'<l 1Jilt111 Clo!>c to C\ er >'thing. $611.700, Tilrbell. RLTHS. t·all !162 ~ WALK TO BEACH af you C'an tear yourself ii way for a '~ hour from th1:i IO\'l'IY. lurl(e. Olll' ycur new. 3 ~droom. 2'7 bath f're,ley bua It townhou:_..c Only $72,000 Call now FUN FAMILY LIVING Grtial pool home wath flfl' ring & lot:. or dcc:k ing. Only a male from lht• ocean Huge bedrmi., formill d1n1nl(, hugl' f.imily room. 3 car gara~c EH•rythmg for family fun' Just SI I0,000 II Roberts Realty I~ II lkac~ lhd Mu111nrt1n It•"" Suns ltllne! Cute 2 bedrm w1lh c ust om fireplace & tai.tetwJy enclosed front pal10. Yard 1:. 11 landscaped mast.erp1ec~! Near com munity park and pool and teM.lS court! Sound nice? Call Red t:11rpet .. H.caltors. 833-3380 Y2 ACRE RANCH IRVIMEPOOL $69.900 Chorming Irvine pool home. Qwet tree lined street. F'ormal dtn., wood paneled ltv1111< room-brick Cireplac:e. Large separate Maliter wing. But llin book sh1:lves. proCesiuonally landscaped grounds + beautiful kldney shaped pool. Don't m1Ss th1::. at only $69,900 Call now 7S2·1700 "· lo GRAH.ADA! GRANADA! WE HAVE ONE with a POOL AND SPA. An ex ccuta\·e family home 1n th e presl1g1oui. l{ACQUET Club' !'ark and TENNIS courts ncll r by . $119.500 Ca II now for an appoint ment BOARD & EXERCISE YOUR HORSES 20361 S1otn Valt.y Orin OWN <Ol I Laguna (':rn~ on Hoa ti al Can) on :\111mul llospit<ll l Large ~ bdrm. :! hath. mas~iv(' stone fircplaee. l't'tH:c•cl with 170 ft. ol gra111tc ·rut:k \\all. 220 \\.1rn1g . s pnnklt•r sy:-.ll'Jn, pus loral 'h'W. SI 15,000 I 028 LA MIRADA Cnob~l111l'lahll' \'lt'W or l'O:JSLlllll' & Catalina S1w<:1ou:-. ·I bdrm. J baths and a bonus mom~ ~lass1\·c timber~ spun lhL' upper lc\d. Prokss10nally tk•t·or;iLc<I. :\ delightful. s unny home. SJ 15.000 * 494-7551 • I 000 Mo. Coad Hwy. LCIC)llna leach LOl,PMI ~och I 048 °LOCJlll"O .. ach I 048 ....•...........•••••••....................... REGANT LIDO ISLE HOME 3 Bdrm.. spcak('r system thruout. Family rm. with fireplace. 3 cur garage. Call ror appQintment. PRICE REDUCED ·ro $249,500 -,..., < '\ 1" LIDO HEAl~'l'l" \. .... . ,, "' ..-1'( 3377 Via Udo, Newport leach ~ 673·7300 L091fta leach I 041 Hewport 1.ach I 069 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CALLUS ... For all the latest multi pie listings 11v111lable JO Laguna Beach urco. mll'l:!l~IP~ ~EUiltl~ 499·2800 LOCJ11ftC1 Nl,...t I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW Moftaroc h lay Terr ace 4br. pool i.11cd lul $158.000 Cly ownr , 673·0180 dJ}l>. 496 ti271 MOHARCHIAY TERR.ACE 3Br. fa m rm, 2"2ba. super c ustom almo:i l new. Tai.tcful decor JO· side & out. 2 patios, view or mtns. Asking $142,500. JAY W. YEATS HEAL TORS 49li·2237 IRAHDHEW CUSTOM HOME '1 Br. Omin~ Hm. !-'amity Hm. fplc, fully carpeted, Udo Isle 3br, l''Vba. Sl~l.500 By ownr. ti73-6915 IAYSHORES Land Included Executavt! churmcr. 2 + spacious n•r!>ill1lc gue_,'t quartP.ri.. jat·un1 & much more. Property Jlou:.e, $187,500 642·38JO NEWPORT SHORES 3 IR-$82,500 Super i.harp N1·wvort !'lhorc i. toca t1on' C:ori:cnu" · real wood·' wJl lt•ti I bdrm Jccoralor's del1i:ht! Chcf'io gourmrt kitche n Pnvatc mstr. swtl'. 3rd hdrm. <"an be jWJl that or den! New paint. Seclud<'d patio. Cuslom sundeck. J og to bcac:h 2 blor k s ! Call l ullay ~MJ.7171 (lf'Jf~ Ill 'I • II' I I,.,, I 'I It [~Bl profossaonally l11d11tpd, HEW ILUFFS CONDO RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 nr Crown Vullt•y Mall, A CHARMER with pravac:y & great llloom1ni: !Jc·lorc-.: Model, 3 lir 2' • Ra, end unit. Hy ownl.'r. !'IOI l'l.1yJ. Sl2fi,OOO. 644 7901 Open llou:.c Ua1ly ll·6PM CALLUS FOR *HOMES• $60,000-$70,000 lftTwtift&lniM THE HOMESElLEtlS 752-5353 -CjttClt ocean •iews from hlrtg room, din. open v 1ew :!!)!'11 l i\ n a Ing room and two upstolN IMdrooms In Hril 3 Mana. O~·n llou::.1· Sat & bedroom 11/J batfl fOMify home. Redwood Mt-Nf A y Q C K terior. AU MW ~wood and bride ellhrior. , "'" "" "., ... Patio with llQ. C11stom lllftdKk witlt lonfy LAGUNA 6£ACH LIDO ISLE hy own. l lol •iew. Al this and witltln wdkincj didartc• to (714)4~.:~~6 __ Orvll'tO Open Sol 2 4 Hie ._ __ h. ~ 129 500 38H. f 2Ur. 2ba. den rm. 5145,000 UC'Ull; ··•fl • • Custom · am rm, pnnc.:1pal:s only ~2-t>08..'i 493 8812 2''ziiA, wet b<tr, inter SAN MIGUEL • com. lav1~h ma:.ter i.le, for appl \ b , Th. 4 l..\1;1 •' \ SOtlTH l.·\GV'.'11\ d _ _. h ' s uper uy . 1s .,..11: 1 l·:I, I.I\(; l'"'I \ tu: \('fl ecorah:u w sop 1st1<:a bedroom family home t:ri li:.~l l:t'J 1.,51 197 ·:!olK!I lion. }Cl ll\011bk J Car San Ci.tMnte I 076 with POOL. SPA. TILi-: gar. lndry room l 'b to ••••••••••••••••••••••• rwf. T RAILl::ll uceei.!> ,..hopping & ::.l·hh . /\ROVfo:Tllt:HEACll andona c:ul-de:.at Ju:.l $1W.500 Tllt-:ULTIMATt-; Nt•w 3llr. 2 ha. Si-1.!JIJU 2514 W C1·ntral. S.•\ 121:115!}.I t>ll7. IJI 73KJ Why Not .... ? (:l.E~Ml\I< Ilk 21JJ. nt':.V c·hcck fh1s out .I llH rpt'.'o. lrph'. bltn UllQ humt• al t•nll of pri,•atc Jiil'(' \!I, 2 m1 from bcilc:h, cul dl' sJt· ~t 011 tht• p11n1111ly !1611 J.1[>11 r.ai:ht f or Soulht·rn lrvine 1044 LOCJlll"O~ach 1048 IOHDREALTY Rl't•fgall' t.:ondomm1um (ahfornaa entertaining ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1131 9-111 "' u11ob::.lru1·tcd wh"'Jl••r ~ l!J.000 Call for an JP LOTS FORS "'LE --°'' , u uart'IY a' ;ial, th•' pmnlment C'uh·t•rdale l'l.in i:l 3 "" lolk•fon.st 1055 1:,S,111l'lt•mcntl''i.f1m•:.t IX'tlroom, :! hath Nt•w I IS TL" N TO T II L" • • ,., '" ••••••••••••••••••••••• UJ:::HTHA llENHY SNt;AK PR1<:v11-:w 211 brand new :! ~tor)' ----------1 homes Wc:.t!>1ck C.:o::.la r:ASTSIUI'; L.:1· f .rm. 2 patios Call 64!'1 7:!21 for details now. CENTURY 21 Westcliff Rralty TWO ~PLEXES AT $85,000 EACH $.">(JOO down. RSllume tsl & :md, ownt•r will tak(• Jru t\11 2 bt:droom unab en Long Bench O-On't :-.at on this one' 549116.55 SIERRA FOOTHILLS lma1onc the rrcedom )•IU II ho1v1• on your own <!O aC'rc1•:.talc! Use 1l as a farm. onhard. hide u w a y . r 1• l 1 ,. a l o r whateH'r C:f't tlwn· 1n a few ~hort hour., unt:I un w 1 n d ' I n S I .. : R R ,\ foothlll'I nPar l..1k1· babt'lld Only :! •, .1 Vt rt ' Sc.'f' partun·~ l1wlt1v DONALD M BIRO A\\Octol•\ teoho'' Mesa Appl. only. Wnlt• Class1f1l'(l Ad #1!04 Ua1ly Pilot, P. 0 Box. 16:;(), Costa Mesu !Yl626 MESA DELMAR 10'.!I PR 1-:SIUIO I nr. 2ha. fom rm. ll<>nl 1ntt>n•om, ftrt· alarm i.mokc alJrm. 1ww tpt i: l'IOM' to ~lhls :.hops & rl'tTl'at1un 91-1 .:><X.1 l''or 1\ppl l'llll 546 5'i41..'i So. Cdlf Realty II s a pearh ' SpJt'IOU' J Hr 2 Ba. f.tm Rm :O•ol,1r water heater On 11u1d t•ul lie 1oac w 1>nl'<' ~ 1n rung peach lr•'•' on lgc MOMTICElLO J Bdrm . 2 hath townhousc with dhl .i: ;1 r a .i: t' • :.! µ o 11 I ~ & dulJhouSl' r;n ,11 '"'"' lion. near :.thoob & :.hup i>anll. $57.5011 NEWPORT HACH REALTY 675·1642 Dano Point I 026 ANCHORAGE IHYESTMIMTS f71414H-771 I lot . H> ownN l'nnt• On ----------' ly $75.000 545 3273 ur t.!1•,il ·1 r l'lc"'< fnr ''" nr CH ~342'2 1·upJnn :"or l>1•J• h I!. SJ•I POTIKTIAL + :? t 'nits, l(Ood are a, ~tte-.cl 11u•'k<11(f'. l(t)otl potent 1.11 640-9900 4 Hr homr on qu)l'l cul ch- nc111~·nt1· 1· ... , 10 'r' rl<'w :\1u:-l ~•·c• 'c"m ,Jl su;~ ~iu Pill' r H E l:lh ~,f,()t.\ SUPER !! 1-<•rl!I' 01·1 .. 1n \'11•w I Bdrm horn1• S1·1·u n l\ S.ihsf•ution & "-•r,•1111' will lw )1111" lor 11111) Sl3'1 soo l'OI NT ll 1-:.\ I. I ' ( all 1!*' ~Alll RAMILIMG ~at· ha' F.11n llm. + z IUCH ESTATE tplr " & mon· fl'I ~111 Fountain Vailwy I 034 5 IR -POOL II \Rill"' flt-: \I r' ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Tr•••• hnl'<I apprn.ll'h to it;K 12Hti or S:.I lll~'t. h1u11tu1r1 l'Jrk .! ''" .I 111 th t h c·nd Unit l "'11h1111 \rlJ • l'i l''ll'C'U '.\I..' rJnt l\a:." \ Vt:ROF: homl' :i ;\ltlt• ~. l'.trl. Yi:! .• oo I-0 rm a I ' n 1 r Y t 0 Ur & tam1ly Mini rond firm l'r1111· 11111\ .111 u.17 I dramall•· h vini: room ~ms ownrr5574392 •>f:,!)4 ~ t-'ll{'mal ll1ntni: t'I 1·om l' • nwntl) 'eneJ from hu1i1• DISIGMEO FOR country :.tyl<'d k1tt hl011 H"'-Y LIVIMG Sc11ar ,1l<' family mom "'"..-lJncl1•r coni.Lrutt 1on ttu.rry & you r an choo!IP your l'olors • Separate rh1lllr~n11 ar4'11 M ~tr bdrm win~ has sauna. 1acu1.u, & your own pnvate den. ~Tml din rm plus hdrm & fam rm. 2 frplcs . Wa lk lo golf ro11r.1e & only $212,000 51.S 0491. C)\'1•rlc1ok:. i;purkllnl! J)Cl(ll and terrat l'' Ston~ fi rt•pl :Jl'I' ll 1dt' (I w It y wtnl( for ma~tt'r Mu1ll• & chi1drcn'!I quarteri. style' & grace '1<'511(ncd on one levt•I. Hurry won't last. 96.1·71181 . (> ,,, fll .. 'If ') " ~ "I t'I •J 1'f 1 [~1&11\I ----Walker 8 lee Real fatale C0 ... ()0 ~l'f":L'l 1\ I.IS I' llU .<'M I• \I' T11u1·h,to n1• llt'.111\ 96.1 Ut!G7 By ownr llp,.:rrl c1 4 llr, 3 b o • I( .1 mt' fa an r rn P n11t· only $K~ !IOU ~2 7!10.1. PARKSIDE ESTATE c.1c;AN1·1 r SPRJNKLF:RED Yl\RO w ,fn.ut trees. huitc• p;itao & still mo re rm fur Sell thinj!s fast with Dally Pilot Want Ads -camper. ho111 & 111101 ------------------Bt-;/l.UT. I HH, 3 II,\ C..llQ~ £)'-,( f>t:: ~C::..~ GIANT Mnvr•m n1niJ \:)~ \"Qt,J ~~~ -~ v(/" ~ close to Mile S<t l'ark That Intriguing Word Gome witlt a Cltudft Agt. 645 ... 616 0 lleo1•0fll;. .. ,,.,. cf ·~• tOVt Kto,,_b~ed woirdi b• low ... '°'"' ,_ .. -i. _d .. ------.......... °" •Kh I 040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t'Jfl)\'b. dr:.tJX'" S7ii.!IOO 1:1 1 Hus.Bu 1 Id your 4 Bdrms P~ Showplace ~2 0545 dream home on this unc· Waterlront Li•ing Jtt-:ALTORS ,· quc cunyon Hew lot. i\ DOCK 411 0 r . 3Ba, Waakr. lly :.!15 lx•I Mar 4!1:!·41:!1 Pn.V3CJ rnwllr>:>l'tllngonaqu1et owner pen ncb Nr bt:at•h&l'k.Nl'w:mr. ll or i:cou s t' x l' l' u ti v<· h nml' S w i m pool . J <ll' U II I ).( fl' l' ll h fl U ~ C Spac•111u:. lloor plan •I l1t•droom:.. loranal llin ir11! r<><'k farcplJC'I.' l>l'I uxt• k 11 c·hen. ownt•r 'Jl'Jlt•ll. SH .IJOU BK H l'Jll 540 1720 TARBELL "~I fn California" $1!1 !JIO \ppru\ $1K ,OO(l " J 'sumc• lhi' :!Ur. I Ila ~ pool 1·11 nt111 l'ITI "' $3<\14 mu :1:lh :.~1 1042 RANCH REALTY 551-2000 IT ALL ADDS UP end location on green· bl'll, spacious. 2 frplc:s . l<tundry rm .. 4 b1i: bdrm!> . family rm & l'loi.ets l(Jl11re U01vcrs1 l\ l'arlt locatron ~ .ill ,1-•ld' up l o J buy Jt Sl t:!,51!0 ~~-~oo_o_~ VILL~ REALTORS IRVfNE'S FINEST 13caut1ful Rancho San road in tlw prc1ollJllOUs 581·8115 2 0.1, 2 :.ty lt v rm. liq Fvn Patio ar{•a of La~una. A pel'k MUST SELL HOW lkl<11·ut1n g, mu~t sell. &.per hi>mi' fur the fa ma ol lht• lll'Ci.111 included £or $80.400 Ownr 554·2078 "-'7 50() Relow mnrkl.'l Showc:asl'. ly who lo\ l'' uuluoor ~ · aft3/wknds $77,400 3 Ar. P4 Im. ---- parties' 1111! t·onH·cl TillS Wt-:EKSSPECl/\L-plu~ll i·pt , lndscpd 75 HARBOR ESTATES patio, flower planter.... Vari•~ 111 1.·1k", ut1l rm kl I I I Landlocked but s till a L., ' Pa11oram11· Ot'l'an view :.pnn 4.'r~ rnn ant rl' I' rt 1, ,, •l n t y o r> en 3 "''·d piece or the actmn. In· "~ from this 1700 !.q rt ., hr ar ..... room:.. t•\ ''" a fort ...... , 1Sun. 581 1132 or · · · ·.. · d L• t I vei.t in La"una s futun·. 0><1 & den Rltn TV & sl"r"o t•n an•a r nrma 1 mini:, "' 581·9199 Jim · ' ' bnt·k hrcplacc. $70,llOO, $ti,OOO to Sl0.000. mduclNI Wov<-n shad~·'· IJKH. t·all 540 1720 NORI NS REAL TY MlssiOft Viejo I 06 7 &inken luh in :\htr. hath * 494 0057 * •••••••••••••••••••• ••• <.:ourtyd cntn No c,1r" . TARBELL "#I In California!" "t'OOTllll.I ~'> .. ~r th•· :.l·a X i\loof'I :1 br 21, Im townhm <:1•ntral i\ l'. loaded w \Ira~ l'omm pool. 1acu111 Man to fo~luor. nprt , UC ! Nei.lled 111 lh1• hill~. rurJI s ctttn1: SK l ,!J5 U. Owner /bkr. 4tl5 ii78!1 IYOWHER 99 lnd.'>t p.i ID!l.~100 '"k for llo1. Wm t'hurchall <:o • OCE.AM VIEW 4 5 Bedrooms /\egean '193 3121 llu1ldml! stlC' cxclui.an• Mdl. 2200+ i.q ll. up· area. 1\hso iJ;.'(1t·h le:.~ .:radcd. $89,900. Call San Juan thJn JOO 1·11s) sll'l1' to the ~91CIG Capistrano I 078 ~and' S>!CJ.llOO I. h -.-069 •••••••••• •• •• •••••••• • fi~fic:BT?fil ~':~••••~••••••••• Dt;l.UXI:: CONDO. SJC.: 2 :.ty, 2 Br I Ra, good IOt'. In tmellGt? KINGS ROAD complex. All amemti<'s 499-2800 Jo.:xclus1ve· P 11 norumll' incl dshwshr & air cond .. ----Ocean view ovcrlk'g all on g i.elhng model. lO'o PRICED TO SELL \/uJhly 11 llr + 1-'H home• Oµ~·n hllUM' S.it 1Sun. IO S 171)1(;1 Wl•:o.lport Ur l'all 5.51 4·t21> Joaquin Townhome .1·-------~!111111•1 Ov1irlooks greenbelt & pool With this home you can forget those yard chores & Pnjoy elegant lavin g. Beller Hurry ' Newport Day. See boat dwn. Owner transferr<'d . races, Christmas $17.000. Pncedln!>ell1m· parade. sunn:.e. s un:. ct ml'<iiatcly. 498 3136 Walk to b<.•ach. 3Br, Jba, C/\l'TAIN'S_J_ll_(,-L-- Irvin. 1044 •...•..........•....... Woodbricl«Je Arborialce Sop('r upl-(radNI 2 br. 2 ba lux <·ondo ~n. form din ilrt'J Nt'.1r lakt· SI 11 .~00 snuou UncJer mkt Xlnl tc•rm' Avi11I .1pprr1 \ \1>111 :.toth Ill~ ~·1111, Ill :1.1ll 11t1J hy t::i 11 645-030.1 FORESTE OLSON ..... , ....... ,,._, .. , •IWnt•r -------- Wooclbrid«Je A~e ~ Choice Waterlront RGMho San Jooquln 1\11•w 2·1evel Exec. Condo .!hr & 11,.111111 l(olf i·our .. f' Sdt•l'l carpet & mo' e In f'utt1n1: 1:ri·i·n ::it b:.il'k now Reduced for qwc:k llooa forl'' 1•r '1c"' dow '·111• 673-2624 1548 ~1~ STULIT!! CULVERDALE 4 IR·21h BATHS A stunnan1: Plan 47 dt• corat<'d {'l<'Aantly 1n warm ('Olors Thiii l•1vely home cnm••s ('om1>IN1• with a i.t•p:.irntl· paneled ram rm , upgraded t•:Jrr>t't!> & drap.•11. i.t'P formal danm1: rm and hK'att'r c.>.C'ltlO~ extr.,., 1n rl1J1lctl l'nn-d n1-tht ol ~l.000 111 tt•nn1' • luh ~Ii .soo (J ll K:t.1'.ISll --.kc.I)" I.II ~ 5Zl5 t"Vt'll & wknd-, un.I relax in gr11c1ous lav-•-.---------c 1n~ an University Park. 1• red hill~:.:. 552·7500 GORGEOUS Portofino c u..,tom designed 3 bdrm, 2' 2 ba .• rlin. rm .. (pie. in ma:.t~r & LR. Sweeping ocean vu. professronal landscaping. Sl 73,500 Shangri-La Th1-; J bdrm home has il all ' lJ1g stained glass window. random plank nrs. track hl!hltng, hre pit & much murc . $159 soo dCI'\, wet bar. 2 frplcs. 2 car (lat. C''prt. decking. L n v e I y 2 Hr, 2 ll a New thru-oul. Ay owner twnhomc, $85.()00. Ownr Op hs<'. 1721 Kinits Ftd. 493 t>S1J7 ' 645·2818 or 645 5746 ROOM FOR IOA T Camper too-in these two new ru!>lnm home' tn Nl'wporl ll)!hli.. J Br+lge bonus rm. 2·~ ba. fam+din rm:., 2311-1 sq fl. 2 s tory. lots of wood. $141.000ea 3106 & 3112 Broad St East of Nwpl & So of 15th St Open wkdyi. I J . wkndi. 12·4. WARM&WOODY By Owner. 3 Ar, 2ba & den. Obi gar, landsc:apcd " spnnkler sy~tcm & at- trat'ltv~ land:.cl.lpe hght· tn.R Lite rear patio, ar. 1·1•ntcd b y full trctlts 11\ll•rhead & enrloMn~ lath greenhouse Nl'W cl)l 'g & talc entry. 1\1 • rented hc:ivily m wood. Pricl'fi to move qwck ill $79.900 . Jo'o r appl 496·4331. rnn only ------ SPACIOUS ... ... ANO PltlVATI'.:; lux- .... E~ORT HEIGHTS ury 4 bdrm .. 21 2 ba .• 2630 " "''" i.q fl Own~r bwlder pro- Call73H~22 West<'rn Pa<'1ftc Prop. PICASSO 2 'l) townhome. 3 RR. 2 ha . ram rm. Walk or bicycle to pool, tennis. golf, parks & shopping. Plan 102 an Cuhfnrnia ----------Homes. lla11 many <'Xtra Arch1tect'l. luxury Ocean view by owner . .i Br. 3 ba, 2 frplcs . 708 St. James Pl $225,000 l'h 645-21118 & 645-5746 vided over 50 extra features; l ·year new. $195.000 Didn't work here, but if you will Just ~top by you m11(hl lhmk he at least 11topped hy. The beauty of lht'I home ls just too much to d e11c ri be /I. super 4 lx'droom family home in the COLONY on a cul·dc·sac ~trect with 11 larl(l' lot Near POOL und TF.NNIS C'OUrls . Sus.tm Ca II for uppt. R.AHCH REALTY SS 1-2000 000 DORADO!!! In Irvine 's exclusivr RANCH, this beautifully decorated 3 bedroom family home wath lat\leful color coord1nn· tlon would be a real JOY to <"1111 home. Now only $79.900. (;all for appt features· •Pla n t Arbor w /overhead .sprklrs. •Paneled l'"am rm w rbookshelve.s •Fre s h p olnl & wallpaper •Laundr y area w /cnbinets •Coverrd P:tlio •foully A C: •Pt,US MUCll, MUCH MORE CAPISTRANO HESTER·IROWH --------REALTORS 833-9711 Ocean View. Rdwd & ---------- Glass. 3 Yrs old. <IBr. s-taAM 1010 3ha, $224 .500. 702 St ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jame11 Pl. 642·4211 1 owner. BARELY HORSE COUMTRY Rural atmosphere. Love· ly one-acre hill11 lde ho m e. Views of thr valley. Lot..'! of trees. I\ newer, cui1tom 3 BR. h o m e, large p ool. rm.ooo 1---------1 ILUFFSIEST BROKEN IN 3 Monnrch Bay l'latu Laguna Niguel 496-7222 131 ·0136 Early area. major green ~It Ii:. 3 bdrm & family rm "custom" t: plan at $134.500 AGENT 640·5560 ... just 4 years old, thi11 two-story "Bradford" Condo has 3 bedrooms, plll.'lh C'arpctin1t thruout, a separate dinin~ room PJ,US fenced patio. pool ond dubhouse fac1llt1es. Close to 1>chools, too. On· ly~.000. I OECRUE CONDO SPEClALIST. ---------1 1 I I I ·1 11 I NAPOI I I I 11 I' ~ , f C 0 P H U l I'm wri1tng • book ebout I I I Ii Iii-I droq 1rall 1c. I 1v•• tAn'I fin,.., II I <•n'1 dt'<•de who .--------.... 9th •Int -· , , I NETERI I 1---.,....-... ,-T'l,,......,,..-... ,--i O c-"'"" ll>e th11c~1. n..ni..i ..___._..__....__._.._~ V"" J:.:::v,:., ',~: .. '",:.:;"1.:"'ao! H .B .. C .M., F . Vly T ouchsl o n.e Really , 963-0867 Dutch Haven American C h oice lluntlnl(lon Beach loc111tion nor 1chool11, 11hopplni( und Marina. Nett 3 bcdrm w 1h1.111c family rm, gas blln klt , massive s tone fp lc A barJ(aln al '66.990. 5.11 5800 w ........... ""°" ..., •• M.tworll TURnHOCK HR-CUSTOM Prestigious Turtlerock e UNCH RIAL TY Bdrm. c ust om . Quiet 551-2000 l.a9ino leach tree lined alreel. Gated ••••••••••• •••••••••• •• earden entry. Huge Calif Hm for sale b'/ OCEAN VIEW s~parnle family room. owneor. 3 Br, upgrd' • 3·Level 2 BR. high up on Formal dininl( room. lovely lndscpd , & Riviera <'O&lltllne: 2 Brick frplr In elegant courtyd. $73,500. Call baths. beomcd llv. rm., llvlna room . Large S.Sl·24SI . PrinconJy. fpl; occon vu 11undcek . m111ler win g. Laundry -----F'amily dlnlni · carp & room. rro(esslonally 182,500-4Bft. 2ba. frpk . lou or c('rnmlc ti°tt' la nd scaped. 3 cor 200 f\ lo the trg t11k~. $lOSOOO • (lara11e Only $123,000 Club rights. pool. tennis MJSSION RF.Al TY Call today! 7521700 brand·ncw . T ry U'k • • '"'" ''' '· "'' '"""' ,, down or 3BR. :Iba, 3-ear 494-0731 [e li~~.11 ti 11ar. Entl~c 2 nd. rlr LOWDN Lgl' Exce9 rm l-"-t111 .. ~-jlllill,' ... _""L114_~-· m uter llu1le. $89,500. home. C onyon Vu. ' ; Owntr/bk.r. 540.0S.SS or UU.900. 638·3881 581-5886 own/bkr. --·------ Jtltll '"· " )'!' ./,.' MAI ... P' 7olt 'IO 0 ,,"n ••••••••••••••••••••••• TU ST JN MI!: A DOWS. plan 1U6, 4 DD, 2V. BA, A/C Owner 838 0183 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24xSO 2 Br 2 U., A/C, rl11hw1hrAdi1p0aal, many xtraa. dult park. f.I Toro, $2$,000. lmmed ()( cy, !Jl&.Mll9 or 768-5208 ·-·· . I ~•••Ustote Ottwf'Rnlbtate otMrRHlllbtcrt. ......._U•fwabMd HoeM1Unfwnbhed Honff Utrfwnll.a.d Thutadax. Apnt 7. 1911 DAILY PILOl Cl ~~~;········· ~;:~··.zc,·oo ;;:;,;,::,,·;::o;;;.;······· ••••••·••·•••••·•·•·•·· ·••·····••··••·••··••·· ...................... . """ -I lOO ......................................... ~~.~~ e!!~=.~~.?!!.~ ~!4!~ ....... ?~.~~ ~~~~~.?~~~ ~!.~~~ .... ~.~~ .... ~ .. ~i;:':.t!.~~ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vacanl. 3 BR, I~ ba • .,.,,._ l~ .... M+wrpor..+.. h 1269 CostoMetG )724 ShorecUlf z.a 2B Ilk IDEAL Ta~ 3 Bdrm 2 Bath custom Nlct 2 Br bouae. Nf'WI) ck»e to OC'e n S3.5iCJ Ask ........ .._ " CK new. bt~I 0~~an a.vie! lt UMrTS f'or ownt'r occupincy bWld On lbe Patasades. deocoraled. rncd yd, gar ror Keith '11 Bkr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ··::0.·•0•0··=:;·,.··u·,••• OVetlooldna aoll roun.e. SanuAna 9600.000 Nr b~ach & San 4fl6.4'7flD $270 lst/last 2544l: MOVllHMOW J um1nr Crr.-k. pvt -... .._ M2.000.US.3Ull 2712~-~'!:!~& Clemente Pier. 10 yrs C--.. Mtr 1222 Onnge.5482178 ~~~~~· & rn=~~u~:;5:ti ="g·br~~a~~~2Gbrl' =~~IOJ:i:l'l!~P~ail Acn-.tor-.-. 1200 llU.~RUMDY new Must Me soon at ....................... •I br. incl rerrig Teoex898889l S mF"M 2BRCondoA/C SX?S denw/"°°',Jac11U1,ten· •PhoneSt'rv.lltdpool ••••••••••••••••••••••• RIAi.TOi 67Ml&I SUM~.N'TRF.ALTY Cozy 2 br dpht, frpl. Privacy Adults Sl95 Al 2BR<:.ondoA!C S350 nli. SlZS mo. C41111 2J76Newport8lvd.CM 10.6t7 AClts CAU..49WIOO hrdwoodfira So o(Hwy Ulllpd Nopel.5833-8974 St.op lookm~ 2br , aar 28Rhome l36S 644-4832. S48·97Mor64S-3967 LAGUNAIEACH ... -1 Adlta. no pell. $375 Ptex SomeutllS22S 38Rhomc -s ----------- " ~~ '91-e7J.6089 Get ready' ~ Cor lg 2br Tenex 898-9891 Sm Fff ..,. d NcarOl'eft\belt •Borrego Sprinp duplex Ta_.........-·-gar. plu. Peu . 3BR home ram kll 1385 Big Canyon 2 BR coo o. I -leach 174* Ocean "Canyon V1ew1 $29.500. (2)1Br. Income 7-1 bdrm rum unlta. bltn 2 BR .• I ba .. slngle hou.ae TM\t'X 891J.9891 Sm Ftt Manners Cove West. a Br 38R home $400 S'l95 Mo. •Mu11l lea.se .....,..... SI 60,000. y...,,. S3K yr. Carry ~If. owe. range & oven. <.~romlc 00 lot. Dbl. gar.~ Mo. 2 Ba. adult condo. Pool. 328BRR~~ome NEW !!~ Udo Really 673 7300 :::;·;~;~~::;Y••1•;;·;P·; "Z' ... EALTOR Taxesl264yr.a3:Hl9'74 •·le In kitchen •-ba'"· Y"''""lyl•• ,..,..,, a bor3e~ So S A ru J•" ~ ..... Au"'l "/1.S ......," u .u,., ~ _... n ---~----1 Good s l A.. Ul.>l ...... ""' ....... . . . .....~ ... ... -· 30Rt.nhomeNEW $425 LIDO ISLE. yrly $800, Nr bch. Ulll pd. Res(I 494-8611 an u na rt!n ~c Prop. 87~5726 nver, 2br S290 53S-7313 .. oRCUohome •He available June t. 3 81 2 empl'd odl~. 4IM-4200 A.I_.__.-.... ... 1 area. Trade ok. Only Teoex898-9891 Sm Fee ...., .-..-B 1 s lh ...:.:.::.::..:....:....;.~;__:..;_;.;.:..;___ FOUR ACRES ., .. YTWMI ..... ty. SllS.000. Choice Sroadmoor vlt!w 4 Br l\Aa Ba. nr Bcb. dts· 38R me 1450 a. ge sunny o u on the edge or thll We can land It for you. DimdBourke,Rllr model.4&dam.2"'2ba,2 Only 1245. 2br. IKJ>lll10. h/wash. stove,~. Va-38RhomeA/C $450 patio.642-S002or61s-&428 ... ...,.t .. ec.h 3769 ClevelaJld Nat'I Forest Buch area. Probates. S46·99SO trpl. pool /park. Rltr. K;t:ne~·~~~l Sm Fee cant. 968-8l96 ::::::: = BLUFFS, 1 level. view. ••n•••••••••••••n•••• overlook ing beauL bnnkru't1tcles, trus tee ·~...__.r:_._ 2~00 6"·1790. "Br Crplc bl'R• OW 3BRhome ~7" 2br . 2ba. trpl S5801---------M i tt VI T S11les, lorctld sales, under .un .__ -" '' • ' ....... • .,. ., STStS TO IUCH BKr e a Y. erms. market values. We can ••••••••••••••••••••••• So. or Hwy. Lovely 2br 3 Br, l ba hse. Newly re Bo Is a I GI d n We II t. 3BR home ram kit S500 644-4201or548-4411 R. (?lO 677.5001 jomt venture . Call World COSTA MESA. R3 CP house. Formal dm rm. dt.'<'. Outside pet ok. Lrg $390/mo. &46·7563 48Rhorne $525 Harbor View Homes 4 br, 1BR.1 ba. yrly $35(i ORS22-~ WideBrokers,673.-4545. Zon«:d for 16 units lrpl .. no pets. $450. yrly. yd.$375mo.642-8614 LEASE 3 br, 2 ba, oov'd. 4BR homeVtEW $550 lam rm. close to park & 2BR.Cum,wnlr. ~ --~~=::.::::=.. __ J•--------•I w /variance possible 17 Avaal 4/16. 675-49M Rent This Heat l ltt patio. bJlns. 2 children 4BR borne tri lvl SSSO pool & all schools. Avail 2 BR. ~~Y~OHT OHEACRE unjts. Has 2 Dplx. I SPAC10US2Br ram rm I B a th home with OK. no sgls. S360 mo. 3BRhome A/C $600 Mayl.st.$625.8J3·l&6l Unf.3BR.2bu '"'"c Mobil h Le I COSTA Mrf' tl .. _... $275 ooo Pri 1 • • 3BR home ocean VU S600 ....., e m site. ve . ~ ,......,.e. · nony bltns, 3 blks to beach. enclosedgar .. onalgclot 892,1877 4BRbome. Nwpl Heights. 3Br. tba. All us.able water. pwr, C...twyfhtanclal ~mo.840-3358 with big shade lrees & POOL.SPA frplc. New paint. 521 El phone. AU ammuls ok DUPLEX REALTORS 752.5353 rovered patio. Good loca. 3 Br, Fam Rm, 2 car ~ar, $700 d 5 Low dwn. Xlnl term!j Cameo Highlands 4br. 2 lion. close lO shopping bltns.A-lshape 5 mmto 5BRbomeNEW $700 Mo e n a S42 /mo. associated BKR. 2 B ~ d room PLUS baths. view. '650/mo. In· Families pref. Kids/pets beach. $385 mo. Al\ 5PM Yes. we have a large _548-__ SOt_1 ______ 1 (714)677 5691 bachelor urut. each with LAMD cl gardener64S-S657 OK. $375/mo. Call Agent 963-0346 selection or homes for Real Sharp! 2 Br + M:.lr BROKERS RE Al f0R5 lOI~ "°' l olhoo ~1 • JU1 OR 522·0530 pnvale yard S76.9SO ""'c.ooo C·I lot S9 by 290 837 ,,....., N I lease in the IRVINE I bo I -----540..s144, eves 963-488S Beaut. Lusk home 2br. """"'· 0 ee. AUractlve,b clean, com-area. For any of these or suite. b tns. at s tp. El CaliComJaCoasl den. lam rm. For lease3 Sharp 4 bedrm. 2 ba cor rortable3 r.1~4 ba. Xlnt others that you may be S625mo.558-&484 Clean 1&2 br. Adults. 00 IUILDBS! Iii Plac• . S700/mo. 673-5721 w /massive brick fplc . Westminster Mall. Many lrvmeSPECIALISTS Ba. Monaco. incl yard 16th. Sl. N. Hts. 646-lllOl INVESTORS! I.'-' Quail ~ Properties. to 4 months. No pets. ner home. Lge li v rm c o n d · W a I k l o rnterest.ed in. call lbe SPOTLESS 2 Br. den. 2 pets. S200/$225. 2421 E 98 ACRES b Prap-..&.i Patio&manyfrwllrees. extras S385. Incl care. avail $550 mo -et ween ....--..•• Outofr ... -..v 31"a Odrms, (rplc, garage. g d A A I 5 /7 ~ B I be b Ocea n slde 1V1sta . 7S2·19'20 __..,, Walk to be h C •~ _.,.. College Park area . ar en .. r vai Agent ti73·6S l 0 o r I r,cose to ac .qUlel Beautiful rolhng halls Moo OUAnsr NlWl'Oll llACH ~ 2550 mo. yrly ~~:i:Jsl.,.· .,_, $435/mo. Call Larry. ~1052 ~ 644}5734 ne.igbborhood. Ideal for Small spnn•' fed lak~ ••••••••••• •• •• ••••••• • 546-5880. 3 Br, 2 ba, near beach. smgle person $23S mo. ... 6 Unit £/Side .,_. .. ___ L S1SO al Beach! Utll pd, •·t •· last + de p afl 6 $6000/pcr acre. Call ~ ~-qtllCKPOSSESS. MesaVerde3 Br2Ba.va-Frplc. S37S/mo . Ca ll refrig +more.Plx,call, ~J.~ · ' 546-5880. 1 .., 13 custom homell. 3br. Vacant house with 2 cant . Immaculate. ~or96G-4849 small Cee. 645-4900 L o v c Y Prid e · or · l :V.. ba, $.S9,500·$65,900. bdrms .• 2 baths, dining ownership units-Oldies Bob Lamond ?23-836S or rm., frpl c • pri vate mo.546-®S Rent or lse. 2Br, ti.<t ba ••C~rsGulck but go .ci d 1 es n ca r 128-78$5 pa"o·, yAar's 10.,.., .. , $385 M•S'"' VERDE twnbme In Central H B. RAHCH REAL TY We~t~11· ff offe ed at .. " ......... .:: A p I 1 bhs 55 2000 Bluffs area condo. 4 Br. a" . r Ac ross from 111° "h per mo. 00 /Cu e *"'""'/mo I •-lliliiiiiililiilllll•iillllllliliiiiiiiiiil By p .. 3 Br 2 Ba. clean as u · _.... · • 2h ba, 2 car gar . frplc, ~HERITAGE REALTORS S2 0 s. 0 0 0 /\ • L°Abools on the La Buena BAY & e~ •cH 842·0070 ----------1 POINTMLNTONLV Vtda. l;;.ft whistle. $400. !>45-0630 all ---------RanchS. J. 2 Br+ den.on wet bar, pool prvll('s. Nr C.INtetr Loh/ --------REALTY 759-0811 4PM. HIMt~• GolfCoursew/primcVu, schls . S600/mo Call live BIG! Crypts 1500 RmteMs. Farms, Kl S HcrbOur-3242 ssso. !>47·7044 644-4250. C~ypt #709, 6th level, iiil IPlac• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••u••••••••••••••• Easl s1dc 2br hse/gar 3 Br, 3 ba townhouse. Woodbridge new S & S. 2 Br. den. 2 Ba condo. ••••••••••••••• •• •• •••• ..... Quail l GrovH 2700 Cotta Mesa 3224 D /PETS Ot< ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- single. Mngnoha Court Prap11rti•• AVOCADOS BEAUT. 3 br , 3 ba, ram S34S Sparkling new cond. twnhse. 3 Br2'~ Ba, A/C, Nwpl Crest area. $<&95. Pac1ficVlew.499-2386afl 7.S2·1920 ~ rm, frpl. frml dm. rm. lBdrmDuplex~. S470 <.:al l "Lila". immed. occy. $475 67!>-074Sor751·4686 4PM 1•00 ou•nsr HfWPOIT llACH 4 + acrl!s and a 2 Or, 2 Ua lllr. bch. $750. 6'W·l03S G?5-82Sllor&W-4848 846-1371 or846-S456eves. M7·942.8 Ocean View. 2 Br Condo, 4 cemetery lots 1'ac1f1c 13 UNITS Eastside. Yrly Eastside-lm mac. 1 Br BEACH Exec ln·level, 3 TIIE RANCH. 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 S475. One Child OK. View Memorial I' ark. ,mt·ome $30,900, expenses do!lhouse w /sideyrd, no Br 3 Ba. fplc, lge Fam fplc"s. Huge Family Rm, 631 1020or642·4804 evs. home. tr7,SOO ~ $295each. 54R 2662 ~783 , price $390,000. --/. :_~n.6u~!~ $225. Pb Rm, wetbar, grdnr 2"'2 $450 mo. 548"8921 UVH Monaco mdl. 2 br, G R0E ATS REC RE A · ~rcial ull ror address. pnn· • · · car gar. $625 Art 5, The Ranch, 4 br. l"• ba, den, 2 b a . fr p I . T l N: w 1mm1 n g. Property 1600 c1pals only. E 2001·3 Bdr, 2 Ba. Fpl, s.54-4442 pool. frplc. short lease. Wash/dry. comm. pool. saunas. 2 health clubs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIME EASTSIOE C.M. O/W, OR, dbl gar . w/OP· •---L-540-04mort>44-84lS Aft 5 p M & wk nds billiards. n1ght·hghted <S> 2 Bed rm. Houses, AVOCADO COUMTRY CONDO. 2Br. 2ba, dbl n.r, patio. Grdnr. $425, -::.-••••••••••••••••••• _644} __ 9448 _______ teruus courts. Pro & pro Commercial lot. 63.125, 19th & Pomona ~.000 cash. 499 34S9 Fairview Sl. Yrly in gar. mc's wshr /dryr /· '"" 0 shop golf dnvrng range come $15.~. expenses 3BR. 2BA home on 8· refrig. Brand-spankm' '"""157 WA.LHUTS9UA.RE &.ag..aleach 32481---------1 partyroom ' $3380., pnre $180,000. acres. Fantastic view, n e w . Yr ly Is e at REAR 2 br. adults. no Clean, sharp 2 bdrm con ............. •••••••••• BEST RENTALS FUN ACT IVITIES: Fl.all· 4 acres mature treell $375/mo. Call for appl., t $260 do I d u ""2br walk bch/shop Co"do"'l·nl11m1 fTow11 pe s per mo w/centra air con 1 Spectacular Oceanfront ..,,,., · lime director, free Sun· • 8 UNITS V1' .. ona St One Owner must sell Won't Mary or Don """3352 I ""752 b I housesforslH 1700 -" R .,..,.. lJorung. Cresh Y pamted CliH Dr. 3 br. Crplc. ~ r. great oc day br unch. BBQ's. 2 BR. 511 RR, 2 Bach In-last long. BK COLE OF HEWPORT d t t ..,_ 3 br lk bch/shop ••••••••••••••••••••••• $18 ""'' l7141522·20fl0 0 Su H_.__ rea Y 0 move in o $600/mo. (213)876-2723 _, · wa trips. part ies . sport CONDO SPECIALIST come .uvv .• expens es OR 676 5711 REALT RS per ~ttst Owner pays water. No eves $700 Harb Vu I hlls home tournament:; & more! II B C M 1" VI $41134 . price $206,000 ____ :...... 675-5511 only$340/mo.Calltosee! $750Nexttobay/1sland BEAUTIFUL APART· · • • '! · "40 2455 Real Est• 3 br. 2 ba. stone frpl, all 3 Br. 2 ba Condo New un· S1J004 br.ocean view Tou r h s l o nc Hll y, [ . ~ W 1-:J\STSJO E38r.2.Ba,$425 new kitch. appl's Li.: Ii it MonarchSummlt.Lag CallOurRentalOept. MENTS S1ngl,ll, 1&2 96.1 1..im Ci) -~~r~I ~ 2900 mo. Fncd yd. wlk to bkyd $430 mo on 1 yr Niguel. Adwlts only. refs bedrooms. Furn & un ••••• •• • • • • • ••• • • •• •• • • ho N 8 hi I Mod I d I W " -ll ps sc s pell. lse Call: 96ts·l383 art req. S4SO/mo on lse. um. e s open at Y Lt•isurc orld Tow~rs "\ BuyernN!~:1 DPLXwtthm ehlld;en .OK. ga;, 325 6PMorwknds . 494·7262,StoSwkdays. 10 to 7 Roommate Vu, lux Hv Meuls, maid. ----5 m1 of t:M Vay around Roch t 642.38}3 service avail. No lease IO': cJn, $35,000. 496 1840 6 Units income $910 SP $100.~GJI 1846 -es~'::._ ---4 Br, Niec cul·d"·sae. "'•25 4 Bdrm ram rm 2 ba ed So dul'-----· · --4 Br, 2 ba. nr. So. Cst ~ ~ • • • reqwr · r ry, a .,. lncomt: Property 2000 ~.000 W A.MTEO Pluzu. cpts, bltns, frplc. mo. K.Jds & pets, but no frplc. new cpls Top or only. no pets. •••••.•••••••••••••••••• ReallltoESrsTER-BROWN_ dshwhr. cov'd pat.to. Obi cat. 642·2178. RANCH REALTY World $550, 640-7662 IR Uruts, xlnt rental area. 833 !l7Sl Would like an old house, uara"e. $<l30. !>49-3262 S. Jumt 0 kwood badlyann~ofrcp:ms, .. " 4BR.2 ba,fam.r m.frpl, 551-2000 l.aglMaHilk 3250 • r~...o1 AA Exchani::e for more un-Duplex & 2 houses. or Vacant Lot. Costa ---------•1 i::ar dr. opnr. Mesa ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Capistrano 327 """"'en pcu1:n\enls 1ts.Pleasccall&lv msg $147,000 CM. Incom e MesatHlg Beach area. 38r,2baCollegePark Verde.$475mo.7S2-0759 lRVINE JBr 2 Ba.alrcood,dose ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/anssvs Ukr.&15·4286. S13,800....:_!ly_o~768·6354 542.3379 $400 or 64&6310 2BR.2Ba ..... S375·SS2S to pool, good view, $400. New 3br. 21Jiba. unfurn. 3 BR, 2 Ba ..... $(25/$600 No pets. 837-8594 townhouse. En cl dbl ............. jMortfli 880 l r vine ( ol l 7lh I 645-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• :l BR Br. 2 ba Mesa Verde $42.S 1 br house, ulil pd. S2LS. 3 BR. 2"'2 ba ..... 1475/585 garage. dshwhr. drps, mo. Collect rents & show 4 BR, 2'h Ba ... ~1$125 3br, 2ba condo. Obi gar, frplc. pool & Jacuzzi. .,., aplS & pay only $125 mo. BLUFFS pool & rec area, $330 au. Dana Harbor. $385 Dnve by 350 Avocado Sl 3 BR 2 o -...,S month 837 398S 4"., • ...,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• R-Mc:Carclf! &call"""-0282 ' .,.. · · · -· · .............., 3102 -, ~ BlGCANYON --------.-~ 11t0 Newport 3 BR. 2''l Ba ...... $700 38r. 2Ba. A/C .. $350/ll)o. Condo 2 Br studio, refn g, ............... /'-"' 110016th St. <Dover al 16th l 642·8170 A CONllCNICNTSHOPPtlfC ANQ.D,4il:~li~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cotta~5417729 lmmac 4Br, 28a, fenced LAKE FOREST 23706 Sor esina. Nr s hag, pool, sauna. all SCW1f'+C CUIDC FOR fH( ·~ Stop here' l.ook mg lo • yd. 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New paint & crpt. schools ......... 847-7851 • · ..._ ~ bl $575 Open knds ........... JI ..... 0078 .,.,., Ba FP cpts drps e. · w · ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_."" u Y '"". eves Oshwhr. dbl gar, Coed ' ' ' ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• C II Bo only yd. $425/mo. $49-2665 lllwlilq• leach 3240 lndscpd. 551·2000 or FOR LEASE·Brand new ~~lo~ (2el.J l 47~~~-BUENA PK. New I &2 Br Colta Mesa 3 124 ---.. ••••••••••••••••••••• 894-3484 home in wooded a rea. apts, cpts, drps, bltns, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ~r. w/fam rm. newly Vacant. 4 BR, 1:v. ba, 4Br, 2'1tBa. cpts, drps, 3Br. 2Da. view, immac, lo pool. The Villa Woods. $1~ I Br, p11l1n, reCni.i + lots more Pl-c Nice ' Small fN· 64S l!l(IO • •CCMtta .... rs Gtaick remdl't.I. S32S. I lnCanl. close to ocean $375. Ask MODEL HOME AC. patio, etc. Close to maintenance yd. $420 8182 rth St. (7141521-7072 nopels.2l92 Mlner .Call forKeitb,968-1317,Bkr. Oeertleld Park, 1800 schls,nr corner ofRid ge mo.493·520tl llalM>al5'and 3806 837 ~ sq.ft . 3 bedrm, 2 baths. Route & Toledo Way. Duplex SJC, lBr , 2Ba, •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• Lovely 3 BR. 2 BA home Brand ne w 3 bed rm Was a model. Supe r Drive by 25111 Clneria double gar $350. Imm. Yrly. bay view from deck. w/(rplc, blt.ns. uttached LANDING b 900 home with all the de· Way. Or cal l (714 ) Occ. Phone 548·2954 2 br, n e wly redec. ......... .... •--a. 3169 •· 1 g p tlo c t 'd ome, 1 coraling, wallpapering, ~ wkdys 9-S. S600 _________ 1 ~ _._,. flar. °' r a · P sq.fl. with formal dining. upgraded carpeting, mo. ~__.._ •--3280 Garoge space. Stv & ••••••••••••••••••••••• thruout Avail now only ls I I •· ~-refng patio oas BBQ aUFFSCOMDO Trtno model 3 bdrm. 2•., biilh, frplc: Subm1l on t htldren & iwu. t.casc ~pc-r mo C.F.C*5wriY RIAL.TORS 640.001'0 ---------$145 Al BuC'h' Wnn't liut. Ulll pd, Call Small f' ee 6'So4900 • •COM-lrl G.I• Big Canyon lowohome , jtOll C()Ul"Se vu. 2 BR. 2 ba. Si l To 10/1. Agl &10-S560 "5 owner wan yr se .. decking etc. Oo neat cul-......r--•-v•-to 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l a u n'd r y h. 0" k . · SS50 per mo . iocldg de sac street Ne~1r --... N M · s h 0 up · cums LE. ~ardener. u ed ln $525/ . /I ....................... ew ommg un m. 4 $400/mo. incl util 962 2459 a.~-3 bed.rm, 2 bath 1 v 1 · d mo. easle. casta del Sol adull lovey Br. 2 ba. ram rm, cpts, 675-2099 ___ ....... ., n c u g P o o • • . · drps bllns lse 2526 S •---------- Mesa Verde 3 Br 2 Ba, hou se I n great garden er.etc. Agent 2 BJ.I. A/C, view, club Deeganor'S46·~. 'Cclplstraao .. ochllll neighborhood. Im med. 546-4141 pvlg s. $400. 644-ll97 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• t"am Rm, Liv Rm &tZ-0331 -t-9 w1fplc. ronv to shops. poss. $400/mo. Roberta Wntwwwst« 32 I Gorgeous ocean view Olx i.chools & fwy Cust de· ~Rea.J~~ty~MS-~~1688~~~~~ New 2 BR. San Mateo, on 2 Br. lYA baths Cordova •• .. ••••••••• .. •••••••• 2Br, den. 2 ba, lge deck, l"Or. no pea . $450 mo. _ ~0th r;irwayi R;~~~ home . Tennis. pool Jbr, H•ba. new cpts, pnt & rrplc, etc. S350/ mo 87~7 Su.per cl.n ! 2Br. lBa condo ... :n1290 oaqu 0 · available. $325. Pb drps. $365. 898-8000 or 541M933,673·9439 ,,..,. 830-9616 8924401 +pool. $315/mo. Call _;__;_,:__._ _____ I ---------1 MYTWNHSE, YOUR 535-2001 PLEASICOME Hewporf IHch HOME. 2 br , 111.t ba . CLOSETOBEACH LEASIME! ....................... U..fwllithed 3300 manyxtras.S325permo. 2 8r, rormaJ dining, 2 Ba, •2 Br+ OenTownbome Waterfrool·Dock, 4 BR. 2 •••••u• .. ••••••••••u• Call Collect· 213-373-3824 lSly patio hme. Fplc & 5'25 Mo. l mo. (!'ff rent! Ba, frplc. new crpts, CdM-SUperb ocean vu 4 eon.add Mer 3822 Sl8S. l Br. yard patio, wetbar, t.ennis & POOi •• 2 Br + Den Townbom drps, bltns. f700, 644·9932 Br2"'-Ba, 0 /R, F/R. Im· •••••••••••••••••-t•••• relr1fl +more. Pix. Call! $375. 5'5-3359 5'50Mo. l mo. rreerent! or152-8686 mac. Fncd. Ordo. Xtras.i.---------• $210 2 Br. btam ce1lfls blln&. + more. l'lx. Nace •r~a.Fee.645-4900 • •COMWUtft'I Gttlck Smallree.645-4900 3 B Al RV $750un!,S85()f,644·2970 ••COM••nW. SPACIOUS • r ~Mr + BLUFFSCONOOS b stocage. 0• Leases etartlng st $450 Ca.dJ u•el- 2 Br. In~ ... yard. o.Jn'g, 3 r, 2 ba duplex, pvt • 2 Ellec. ore. auilu $.178 Month. Aaenl6'4·ll33 • ........_1_.._~ 1425 ...... ""'' yard. S295. Space for Mo. 752-1700 • _..___ ......_ U.,_.IMd $275. View Cat.alin.a, gar. wasb/dryr. l child ok. No M N 111 ?. ,, \ 11JN •0111 "'"'' ...................... . §§:;~~;~:~~~ N;::~::::~ ~-=~'A'':M~~ [.CIHPt'ltl ~~H D~:rg~~fj£ ~.:r::~~~~t~~', 1 m m 11 c 2 b r . 1 b a 3000 aq ft. 4 Br, ram, din, S&19E11 SHARP 3BR. fam rm, din rm. 2-•~--------• & CataUna views. Clos\: dollhouse w /huge rear s tud)'. 2~ b a, ne w 3 Br. 2 ba, rrplc, D/W, 'IVRTLE ROCK 3 Br 2 f,.Plcs1 bltn1, wet bar, &.lmwyC_. toshopping&linebeach. yd. Re ( r i g . 1n c 1 . cpta/d.rpe /pa.int lhru-oul. cov"d. paUo. Bike to bch. Ba, Fam Rm, Dln Rm, huge oeck. '675/mo. Va· :! Br, den, I \.'J Ba. din.in& 64>4·21111 Pets/ch.ikl ok. SUO In c 1 g d n r I w l r $C.1S mo ?lf.393-5'177 Lge yd. Near pork & cant. area, pool. jacuzzi, $395. •--------Gemini Realty 83!Ml6Z3 546-7639 · pool, IMS mo. Isl & last JA.COIS llil.TY HB. Malloy Realtors•-------- ____ ....;.._ __ _.. Nl_3br,2ba, rplc. DW.~ Beauillully dee. lge 3Br, + 1200 aec. dep. Agt. 675-4670 963-9771 l)uplexSo-ol·Hwy,28R,2 ._ 2ba Squeak clean va 7S2-0188 ----------1 Ba. mode rn kilcht!n . Laguna Nlauel, 3 Br 2 car •;:;5 con= can.t. $395. Y 968·5779 ii 3 Br 2 Ba Allio V11la con· walk to park & bch.. $<&30 Ba, pool & grdnr lncl. area. /mo. S57-1623 Brand new twnhme. $500/llo. 2B r +deo ~'.':~air, no pet.a. mo Agl.6"·7211 tsSO. Dana Polnl. 3 Br 2 Agl .• noree. Woodbrldf!. Vac~nt. home. Walk to bcb. Pool ()pen daily 603\.\Jasmine Ba, lplc, $425. DP. 3 Br-2 Share a home, share lhE 3Br. 28a, 2 car ~arage, 2br, l ~ba. ke boat 1 &teonls Santa Ana. 2BR. 28A. 2 BR. den, 2Yt ba. W4'l Ba. fncd yd. fplc, $350. rem. 5 Br 3 Ba, rplc. ram = location. pt.a " rec lieu. Lae $350. mo. 00 '550 /Mo. 3 Bdrm on Poot Waltt & beat pd. bar. 1800 Sq. n. B.!aul. DP.2Br 2Ba,vlow,$32$. nn. formal dinlng, Diet •751-034!' peta.M4-5565&'1~~ Penlosula , wa lk to lsl m o . + d e posit. carp.&drps.~Mo Santa Ana. 3 Br l S.. yard for clop. On Nwp1 , br, l~ ba, cptg, drps, The Wlllows. pool bome 3 beach. 536-1.189 days, 75MWO Scenlc Prop. 675-5'126 Span.Wl alyle, rncd yd, Bch Goll OJurse. Rent focd yd, klda, peta ok. Br2 Ba,fplc:."50mo. IS7~/M o. 4Br+deo eves bard~ nooni, sm. f750. sec. '40(), *'~°' w ater pd $39$. (213) •••• w/view • . 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At.traalvt l "den, pallo, "ar age, mature Lu:Jcury Bay Vu dpllc, 3 Br "'50/mo. 208~ Mariu c..,. pr .• cnrt achoola, newe\lo mlntcond. l•e pallo, 11ar. quiet lldlt&, non-t.moltera pre 2 Ba, blt.ns, fplc, cpta, Way. ()Cf 21.lt Sl. Mr a bopt. Avail lmmed Woodbridft38r.2..,ba, W•1m ... Hwt adlc., no pets. 2234 A., ftrTM, no petA, all no dr]>4, patio. $550 mo. Balaton. W\day otc pb tm/mo. 96M5et. Act.. FR,ff1>l,A/C,twnbm. c.16Sl·l400 Ru\ .. rs Dr •• C M . fee. 11~1;W..as.-0291 751·-/9 aoree. "90/mo.6"~ l·aJ.l..454.,SlCM ,_eTW.580 ____ .......;.m_· _smo_ .. ... ·-... ,. ... •• •' -~ •, -~ . .. "\ I I ·,I -.. •I •• ,. .. -~ ... ' .. QI OAILY PU.OT Thu~ey. Ap!!l 7. Hin ~!s::.•.t:.~ .... ~!:-.~ .. !?.~~ ~~ ..... ~~~~~:..:•a. Trwt SOU ~~ ......... ??~~ ~.~~·~.~ ..... ?!~~ Afs hanh u.tw.. u.tw.. ............. u.t.r.. s.....•-3'86 . ....................... 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Prl'r non-s moke r noon '42-2171 54s.G6 I I ;;::r-llHoft SMftSttlnO/ , ... ,.,......, ..,_ 2 8 1 Ba IJV1nl or wknd rctrcal for ~8'111.ft 4 P_m ___ .... .._~ 1__.._. .... 50 ---------t ~ -~r mo r • lbe advent11rous adult _.__1.............. £AO -.a ,,_. "'"' P"RJYATIPAITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Awlnnlng combll'OllOn aar. couple. aml chUd, Star tin!£ •l $S15/mo ~ ..._ 4-••••••••••••••••••••••• Sdiio9la It Of odun oportmont homes aml pet OK. 5318-3818 4!19-2&5 •••••••••••••••••••••• • LAGUNA lliCH Wiii pay more for your .....,_ .. 7005 If so. you'll "nJoy mM Intl pt<>plfl whllf' !>t!lhni: wor ld ra m ou .. A VON l'roducts GOO<i ~;irn ings. P1t:xlt,te hr!! Ca ll 54().7041or 7."nlth7 t~ ~" ... luxuryop,.,,,.n-.. ond --'--------i 6---s~FT ir_.1 2ndT.D.MHS'13 "'"' """ '"'"'"~ 1 Br condo .... .i~ v · ..-~ _. ---------i ••••••••••••••••••••••• supetb IOCftonon ot 0 P'tmlum . c..-. ..... .... 1617 WESTC FF N 8 .. EN WOMEN washer & drye r . Very '41 Im ... Flt wl•d AGT. S..l scm C-rclal Stor. fJa a.cttmllh/ "' l IOcollOn. Tennls•gym ~Thefopy clean.$235 mo.9'3-U.2 •UlllfwM*1 JtOO --------t or can be used as pro ,..,,_,../ 1~FODllo.U'!L spa • swimming • bllliords. DILUXI z 11 2 IA ••••••••••••••••••••••• 150 I Westclff Dr. rees1onaJ orhce. Located Lost a FolBd -•....,. "" &ibysllkr. p/timc. for or cH1on11I wkdy-i Nw11t lkh 8 rtll 642 7376 One & Two Bedrooms. One Botti ,1 Near beacb. new 111 /fplc. THE EXCITING Newport Finand a l Ctr in okler :i1hopping corn ............ ..... ...... TWO WEE.K CLASS Ffomt230. ~~\/llAQ. patio.encl gar,dabw.hr. PALMMISAAl'TS. l.HllalgOffic.eS,.• ple x, w it h rustle at Lodlrfomd 5300 NATION WJDE J OU (i)...,.Q......,. ti-·· •'"'V"" 1mok" a lar m . Lndry ....,..,...1"9'ESTONPT c m011phere.si75 Mo .• uW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLACEMENT &byaltt1:1r. hou:sckt~pcr. live in. Must drivl' & h11ve rer11. Unwed mother OK 7ti8-8508 ·-" -...~u • all on Site Manaaer paid by landlord ASSIST MICE a50Pauku1noAvt., Cotto lllaa 7st•tM facil. Ideal for room · SCH. (TI4)642-3111 ext Z46 Ml~ION H.EALTV $100 R EWAKU. Gol d GOOD JOB ~~~~~~~-~!-!!'-!!!..,!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I maw . $3(1() mo. 84S-38U ~~~fi~.R. Prlme location In Hunt 985S. Coa11t. ugunu Charm br;icelel. CM. Ol'PORTUNITIF.S l Sr. patio. aar. adlli. no Adllll8, No Pets in g t o n B e a c h o n 494.0731 ~~r Lng Ben areas. AMHICAH ------lebvtlthr Wantctd Kllb)'1'h t .. r needed ror 1 rnonlh old infont .l day wt•" k 1 n m y ho m ,. ft('ferences ph:usc C:ill "96 ... '!880 COf'OftOdtl Mer 3822 CostaMHa 3124 pets S200 mo. TIM.2 Holt. U61 Mesa Dr. Brookbunt, 800 squartl ---.------I IA.RT&IDHS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nr. Fwy. 67J.-0289 ts Bllts East of Newport feet. Single. garden type 4 D XE OFC"S LOST: Black & While M SCHOOL b Utvd.) store or office. Good e x· Conf rm . seat 25, all neutered cat. ··ouver··. Lge ? r wtwood beamed Q\iet. cottage type lge 2 3 Sr 2 Ba. & 2 Br 2 Ba, rec 54& 9860 pogure, assigned park· paneled. sm wbse in re· Nr Hoag H~p 548-0923 ll04 E. t7th St .. SA ceil gs. ,Sec'luded. Cpl.II, br. pvt paUo. gar. Wash rm. gar, BBQ. Nr City ---------1 Call M Pl ar 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake . 834·1960 re!ng.l hM4·56ff7 rm. Wtr pd. S260/mo. Hall.l.905\Holly,848-3311 rtllVllWIMG ~67 r. ummer Fore~t a r e a . K e n t Found: Male Australian Schools CoastT0Cou11t ,._...._ ........___ 31 .. 4 MS-ZMO eves6ll0-6775 ...... 0 U ... IT JIJl.rktns Shepherd mix on Balboa L. A CO LL EG I': 0 ... BanJnnR _..__ .. ' lllCETOllEACH ..n " DB.UXEOFAClS 714·581·9393 Perun. Pomt 67~ MASSAG L'. Lo·u <'Ost MEW ACCOUNTS ...... ••••••••••••••••• Spac. 1 & 2 br garden apt. Deluxe 4br, 3ba. f /p. .._Be ....... H "' .. NEW l BEDRM A PTS. S225/mo. Pnv pauos. Garages. Dnve by 2477 ~Iden. or call ~rry,S4G-~ l.t«> ot orange Cou01Y's most beoull!UI apartment commonmes. A reloxtng l8ll1ng wtlfl s1reoms, waterlolls. ond mo)osllc trees. Footumg pools, Jacuzzi, souno. blllords. and excntng ckJbhOose wit! soclol events Tennis. gym. Ond YOleybOD al The VllOge. More or ~Ing you're looking tor. Fumnure Is OYOloble. One Ond l\lllO Bedroom AdUllLMng. omces open 9:00 to 6:00 Now reollog Pool & rtiC. AH util pd. dtw. alt. gar. fncd yd No Im .,. 11$1 Comrnl & indstl spaces, RETAIL STORE "'OUND Yng m1tle dog, Day-Eve Sat Clusse:. In Toka• Runk 1n N B ha~ Adult.s.oopet.s.$185.m o. dogs . 1703 Alabama. Conumporary &caaual 200to2000 sq.ft.Aslov. Be h 960 r Al l Mesa Verde area good Sa.ntaAna S56717l un lmmcdiot<' o1wnini: as J:7< sq ft. Lag Niguel & ac urea . :.q l hse uest :>45-8849 bef • tor an exper'd n~w Jl. up.lncl.refng. 536-3465or 536-1718 TilebeslofNewport's Missio n Viejo areas ne w 1mr1rovem e n t s. 'J / f\t · i\RTlSTS WOHKSHUt'~ l'.Ounts person. w1good El Puerto Mesa 3Br. 2Ba 4 Plex. frplr . good life. Handy to S.D. Frwy. Crpt. c ust l1ght1ng. a Oay1evs classei; Oruw· den ca l skill:>. vant ty or 1009 M~e, CM gar , rncd patio. cpt1, •Beamed ceilings Call: 831-1400 frpk. etc Casb for im Found . Whtie Samoyed ml( & painting teeh.nq's. duties. xJnl bcnefll3. c:ill ---------1 drps, bltos. ds hw1hr. ·~~&rec&~nlers provemenls + Clexlble Female.llasSlltches. color&compos 581·1676 forappt 646-7121 2 Br w/corport $190. New walk to pk. schl1 & shop =~ '°c:;f~h m~~ Commercial Shops. or le&se 675·3080 (1().4) <714 > 529-1674 GtnTJ\R LESSONS for oil paanl. water pd. 2192 "c·· pml(, ~mo 847 3346 or fUm. bachelor S230 ~ s!8~~:~~~";15~5 STORE·O .. ~flCE·SHOP Found . S m a 11 b r o w 0 ages, lhorouith leachmii Bar 1t1rl. Jttr Jt 11vr. ~alar} + Culle~~ ok 646-5544 Placenlla. <.:all betwn 968--4967 Unfum. l br $255 Newp<>rt & Buy Cenlcr Dachshund mix. Hunt & pop songs 962 74\111 _1_.s,;_.636-4 __ 12I0 _____ 11rvine-----31-4-4 HUllYFOI EXECUTIVE 2nS2 Newport Blvd, CM Bch. --- D PTS B •llE.<l<T.,""'~Tlo... ._, ..... OlltOfflc .. s 646 W2or6442228 Call"""·3116 f'REE P I C T u H 1-; Ui\HT EN DE H Mudt NEW BREE A l r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ " .uirrr • ""° FRAMING CLASSES. have re(erence:1 w/loft. fplc. applns, pool. WOODBRIDGE 1433Supen or Prime Location t..argeoffl ce or shop !!pace FOUND. Wht. m ale poo. now r o r m 1n11 c1 l I COCKTAIL WAITRESS· j a c uzzi. e n cl. "ar . PlNESAPTS Newport Beach 338llV1aLldo.NwptBch hack o r L aitunu Se a dJr.loy Vic Hrookhurst FRAMED IT MYSELf Mw.thave exper&must Ad ul,ts. $260 m o. 39 1, 2 & 3 bdr m units 646-8453 F\lm.or unf.SlS0-$500 S port :.. $150 l!l5 1 &Adams.U 8 !l63·2965 Soulh Coabt V1llu~e 1-'ur be Jtlructivc Apply m H.amUtoo.645-4411 Design e d lik e early Seeretanal serv avail. Ncwporl Blvd . C .M W ormal1on, call Lurry, J)f'rson litwn 6PM &8P~. Best bet. S17S for lg lbr, good location. Tenex 1198-9891 Sm Fee SQ.5 mo. Lovely 2 Br. wt pd, encl gar, a dJts, n pets. 548-9441 Ca lifornia bunga lows. Orea~~'l3.a~·view. Arcade Center, Suite D FOUND Sibenan llus ky 751-6306 Chaton NIRhldub 725 F ro m $2 70 . 11 ~ ~ , ....... _ _..._Fr-forlnfoor eull6428M or Malamute, fem. Vic. Jobs Wanted 707-5 Haker St C..;.M ___ _ Pinest.ol'M!. ()(c hni. 9 5 :30 ,. i'.1-· , • "'"""" ...,. , ....... _..:;al R .. 4500 17th & Orange, CM . • Oai.Jy. mm~ 87S.S820wkdysonly -rrr ent 645-75+1 c ves ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:t~ A Pro fc~s 1 o nal ---....i. ,...,.,.,.," •1 _, __________ _, •••••••••••• •• •••• ••••• f\all bid~. m11lnl man & CO<-ktail W J1lr1!1!1~ t:ntcr f ~"""~/ ••CdM dlx 2 rm suite. ---------•LOST. Lgc Beige Ln~ ~round care ctt·. st>ek.:; an e>.c1lm1t. µrohtable & Brand new "Orangelrri·' ~-ut1l pd, At C. ample pkg. AIRPORT haired. Male cut Vil' ruJl lime p<>s1t1on rtoom g ta m our ou:. prof.:s~. 5'52·0400 condo l Br + lof'l den. $155. mo to m o. 675-~. Ample park In.:. fr~way Beach & Elus. lfB. Blue & salary Wn tc J\d ~~ u.-arn m <Ill hr-. rrum pro Manager wanted fo teDD1s. +rec Cacil. 1295 FROMS240to$335 & airport viinhihly 3200 blueeyes.substanualre· Daily Pilot P O. Box fessionals lhchn1·a rtsof small apa rtment bldg. mo. 661-0633 (714 > 5 Beaut apt plans. a vail. ~Offices Sq fl w /rt·ccptlon of ward. ~7·0033 1560. CM Cit 92&-!6 waitress teduuquei. Day De cre ased rent fo • -~ 3152 rum or uolum. Bach, 1 1 blk to 0 C. Airport. 01)( rice. pn v office & rt.-:.t LOST : Gray s triped To p no tch C ont rcillcr or i>ve ses:.1ons, pl.Jcc service. 2 Br 2 Ba .---r--._.,.... br. 2 br. Iba. 2 b r, 2 s uil l's w tc pts. drps. room S784Per mo mcnt asstJ>t .l(oodJoh op adul ls.64""126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba•'--. Beam~" 11·v r ms. · · I f'M female cal 6 to es in S"""ksum "row•h mfn"o ts.no pe .rJ TENNJS •·SEA u.... """ Ja nllo na serv. HARIORIEALTY · """ ~ " ..... ,.... pty CJll Cil4 1 i:>ltll!J.\ .. dimng areas. storage. S""t All ut·i1 ample front. wht on chest . v1c t hat want s s upe r ior . ,. 1 f C k' 1 E/Sid 2 B 1 ·~ Ba f I w lk th be h f J~ m. .. 673 .... 00 Bun"'"~' I . Gu;n"'"'. El "Uld•·n··e •u1thout Ov"r· :So ..... J I 0 '. 'd I e r ~ • P c a to e ac rom pat 1 o s . d e c k s • prkg. No lse req'd. ~ ..... V'A',. .,. ... "'.. " ~ ... -... Wa1tre:.i., Inc. li9'l2 ~k~ pool, twnhse s tyle. Kid Uus smashing l&2 bdrm la ndsc ape d i:rounds. S.E Bristol. N8 557·7010 l•--------111111 Toro. 586-8634 head expe~ 641)--0le!I Park Bl. SteC. lrvane. CJ OK. Avail now S2 apt complex. With ten rus cov. r rkg. l!ahled tennis, ...... uo ""' 6 ~.... I bh pool " raEE !-'or lease 1400 sq rt. of. FOUND: Blk Sm Lab w.i.. W.ted 71 00 .,.,,14 .........,,1 .......... c u ouse, . v o I e y b a II , 2 s l y .. _.MO"' r R b ._.,.. 1--------- d k ....,.. 1ce/warehou11e + 4000 el n e ver puppy. w l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._ ________ _ S2l5JIDRM Clean. cpts. dprs, stv. runr1ed wtr Laundry. G r een lawn. <.:ov 'd gara1tes ()(f Sl. par king. Adults. n o pet s. 202 .,ullerton Ave. < 1 blk t-; o( Nwpt Ave & l blk So or Bay) 631·0397 Jacuzzi. s auna. sun ec clubhouse, b1 1l1ards. f\JU service. tnd1v1dual k ,. & beauUful landscaping. swimming poo l. ping offices. monlh to month sq ft storage yard in s potonnec .960-1468 Ac~Cletic Beauty ~I e~ec. klWhe~. D1sg· pong, hydro-spa. gy m rent includmit : Recep· ~,v~~:i1 1~~Y f0~.~P~~~ F o U N D . F cm a I c ~pandin~ Mortgage ~o MonagcrTypc was er. se c eamn Sorry,nopets. lion s erv. personalized pump & t5ccy services Do be rma n. a pprox 8 s im~1 opening or MANIC URIST oven. Adults only. No Soulhwesl Comer phone cove rage, m ail Nulional Scrvil'.cs Co 1T10t; Harbor & Adams .. an cxpcea'rt accts ~~y /rcc New :.alon 1n CdM h,1,. pets. 1br1275 2 lir $325. Edinge r/Newland rl1spa lch . unJe rJ(rounll 640-825() • CM. S4&1406 clerk. II Mary .•• a,'4.-o tmrned openmit avall ror 5-CIT.rroc:•Apts 8400Edinger.H B. prkg. Janitoral serv. All <1l<7l4l963iR73 ~amcurn .. t cxp~r'd in 23731 Manner, LaU Nig < 7141847·!160.'i Ulil. except phont-INUUST RIAL RENTAL l''OUN D, Ch 1 bu ah u a t;qual Opµort Employer J uhette,, l>Culplurl'ci C714)493<Ml Ol'!!:N 9-5 Di\ILY 'flit: t:X ECUT I V i-. Y/\ltOSl'J\Ci':Rt:NTAL type? h :malt-Ora ni.:c /\CCOu0c~11t .. :C n:i1b & Pt-tllcurc~ Na11 ()(fac .. hour~9 tn6 "VITI-'. ''A'.l . .,.•"·7~···• 64Av._~:::._MontcV1sta ,CM ,,,., u l .• -' -----Rooms 4000 ., ..... ,.... ,,., .,.... .,..,..,<J>J PRO l'ERTY cp unucr manJlo(C- Newly redecorated l U ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-~70 soot> i.(I. fl 1671 ··n" MANi\Gt:MENT m l nl o l rr..intlU rt:.t 1230 .Gas & wtr pd. Adlls. twwporl S.och 3169 Sleeping rms $60-$1U5 mu. 01'~(; SU IT E ror re nt, l'ltH'enll.1 J\vc . C M f''ound: youn~ kmalc dog Immediate opcnmJ( with i-'inunnal ;1rran.;cmenl:. 114 E 20lh St 548·0137 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\11 $."JO. wk. :->ha re kit / ocean vie w. h~ balcony. $700 mo. li7!"1· 1311U or mix Shep. ~olden _w /blk. major Ilea I t-.:i.t ale <.;o l·omml'ru.ur:llc w icxpcr Sl·~t on tail V1c1n1t y 1\""0Unl" r e", u·~• ofr1"t' & pn•sent chenlclc Call c.:n8,. 3 br apt or use ·1t as 2 Br. 2 Ba lwc. apt over bath. Shown Mon S at upi;lrurs w /garage, ~ Mli-<t262 "' · " ~ ' "'"'"' ' M M ..,., ' hi ------1 Brook hursl & Atlanta s kills. d:ita prorcsi.m·.: r a i:nano 673·283~ Nt-:W2 0 EDRMAPTS. br &dt'n.f'rplc.patio& looking Newport Ba y ··only" ~all a rt lpm. mo 5J6..K834Uavid l~ 2000SQ FT. oog.7870 exp(.'r d p lus. Ncur oc days Sl!l-6.Ti4 e11cs. $310/mo. Prlv patios. Pool. /\dulls SJ2S. No with balcony & fireplace . Rers rcq d. 556·~ or EAST C M NEWPORT Bt-:ACll --------Alrport. Only <•x1kr a pp· --r.24.or77aE~eldsenO.riorvccablyl pet.s. &1~-3381 or 837·9517 1675/mo. 559· 1802 S411·!'ie54 Retail or ofr • sp~cc al 642·734.11 SlOO Reward. lost g rey ly. Phone Wkduys for BEA UT Y. Ha irst Y Its I ROOMS $2S wk up with · · - - -male poodle. vie Knox· l 752 7121 Larry.5"6S880 Adults over 35. l & 2 Br PA.RKMEWPORT 40"-511. Rcdccorcl.. a m · Rentals Wanhd 4600 ville & L ake, llB . app · · wanted forEIToro salon. ---"-'------1 uni. Sl75 to $240. 311 W. B ac hel o r s. t o r 2 kitchen. $37 .50 wk up pleprkg.,pvt.baths.1770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960-1559 ACCOUMTIMGCLERK Call ~·4H3. ~5. Nl'ar new 2 br, l'I• Wilson,6.11 2177 Bedrooms &Townhouses apt.s.548·9755 OrangeAve.L1z640-4871 Housinn n __ _._ .. for vl"lt -----·----1 L rd dlls F ,.. ._,.,,~,, " 0 D Wh 1 With some expcr. 10 key. lll, pa '°• .:a en. a • East.side IRe 2 Br. bllni1. rom S249.so Man. e mployed da ys. Ofc -Store-lnrlstrt CM ing UC I Profl'll:.ors & F UN : 1!1" ma e & type To Join outst11no no pets. 642-1600. cpt.s. l'OCI i.:ar. no pets Spectacular s pa. lotnl kJtch pr1 v1leges. SlJS mu. $125 $185 & $2S5 • Fam1hel>, II Wt'Ck pt•riod Samoyed, vie Edinger & mg optics (1rm In lrvinc- ",. llR, 2 ba, prcrcr m.ilure ....... ~9217U recrei4tion p r o gra m , 631--0674 C.M ., • ., .• 130· or679·3700 J une 12 lhru Aug J2th BolsaChicaH B 1445-1J53.'l Ind Pk Call Mr. Backe _.,,, '" social program . 8 pools, 8 .,....r, . ;111ulls . no chll!lt'rn or -----tenrus courts J\t Fashion Room, Laguna Bearh, U a n a-p o I n l I S a n <:all 833-5l!fl Found: S mall l!te brown 556-8200 f'\'t s M2 SA4R _ 5fcjf11~~~~.'3~~~r ~e~· II.land. J amboree & San Sl20mo Workm~ man. (i(•menU.'. All kind!. incl ~us1c1an with sli!ady an female dog r~cenUy had Advertising 11!.DQM $2 1 S Encl tronl patio. l'nrl Joaqwn llJlls Road kith. pnv 497 2014 rlen\aJ tm cd From SlJS. come looking for room pups. Vi c. <.;hapman & "" (71'"t6'" .. 1900 · . • M H asl e r . J\n ahe 1m llWHG CLE:tlK lloag llosJ>1lal ha:. a cur· rent operunR for a U11Un1! & Colll'C\lon Clk to work 1n our t redil oH ll'.'· llosp1lal t•xper prcf'd . l''1t 1mt• tJ,ns Con•.iel Pt•rsonnt'I, 6.t!'>-8600, N U f: 0 i:: Mature arlults only no i.:nr, fnrd bk yd. reder. "' ..... P t l p vt b· th n '196-840 ror rent In Luguna, t,;d. 7~1113 Cle k T . t I~ Lim::e 1&2 br upl'> $3~0 186 .. ~ :l l!>t M --v e n . •1 I -----Must hJVl' room for r -1¥plS Ut.hwhr . gas BBQ. S21~ ~9080 or63l 2932 S par io u s ne w 2 & 3 ~:~l.ll pvt home. $'95. S ll A R E Uf l' s pa ce !<mJll pia no Heason FOUND· Maru. 10 speed ror Class1he<r i\dvertls· BOJ\TCARPENTERS mo C.u!I pd 77)1 Seoll Pl Bdrms. 2 ba ll'i uo 1l ~ --· ---Pho locnp1..r. other s Ple.1.'>e I H·I 32711 bike 62nd & W Ocean mg l.K'pa rtmcnt of the F d b t M~ Jfill nr li42 ~3 Db 2Br. :?ba apt in 1 plel(. acro:..'I rrom oceanfront & I Lrg bed room w lpn ba. .tva1l Pvt prkg & olher ---front. N li. 645·6200 lo Dully P1IOl MJv dl\O J :. l'.~~~[1~r~ "n~~cd ~!~l ------- THEIAYLUF I k 2U1lrm, wat4•r pd Prom $240 lll'au11ful. ~11ar1ou.' Ol'.W apt:., t>ool, jlvl Jlill 111!1 /\c1ult..,, no 1wt~ :t!9 i\Vf)("JdO. <.:: M ~ ()111.'l :!hr w /l!IH. $220 Cpt , wuw r pd, 2176 l'laccnt1a "E.' (.'oJl bc>twccn 1 & !'>, N\'w cpt5, 1Jrµ~. xar n.:w r1ty n·crejl10nlli de for 2 persons. in 41 J Ur i.men1lles Lag . lk h . ~s/lft•Ht/ Identify s 1s l o r dt•r il ... '>k o r l·o benefits l'acaflca liy $25ll Harbor •&kcr ar.:a veloi>menl ~mrnlc'd ue home in C M I ge k1tch Call 494 1034 ~ Gent•r al Advcrt1~ing N pper YJt:hlf.. 928 W. M7~ cupancy. t'am1h es & ....... 1645 of;o3 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found Blk /ta n Ger m D 'h l7thSt.CoslaMesa ~ accepted 13M up sWlmt.,...,. •••••n Shep. vie LaCap1lla I". V. e p u r I m c n t w "n ---------- 675-4911 Brkr Vocatloft lefttals 4 250 CORONA DB. MAR Opportunity 5005 962-8290 ~ir~ w~~t :;:da~:!~i---------l.a.rl(e 3 br. 2 ba upper New shui.c, 1irp; No pets U!rport fl7~ 7~1 ·3696 Tn -I ·-28 s:ioo & S3 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P r ivate office In t he ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: S mall. !'ihaggy, good phone voice. Salary BOATS 1s& c~av:n Pia~ C~ll BEACllfRONT Mutual Savings Didi( Uu.s111ess Sales Co sells wlutc mule dog Red l'.OI· commensurate with tX· WILL.ARD IOA T CO Monthru l-'rl&»8250 SO~~~m.~ACH A mple parklnit. air· busmcsses m So.Oran gc tar Irvine. 552·3052 or 1>en ence Excellent com H200Com1orAvc -----cond1t1omng. Janalorlal <.;o. Resta urants. Bars. 5.r;1.39a0 pany benefits. 1-'ountam Vallt'y WESTCLI FF 2 RR-each w /ball'ony & service inc luded. Over ctt•. Ruy or s e ll. Call --For Interview cull Im med 0pening5 ~·or -- 8 -R .. "'DNEW--~ Br, 2 ba. adults. No Oecon Vl l'W l.lv r m 440 sq. ft. Only $177 per 831·0070. <Also Salesm en Found. ln sh Seller vie. 642-4321.cxl 276 f':xtenor<:arpenter' "'' pet.5 S29S1monlhly. lnq w/fll)lc 2 bo, :1ccun ty month. 67J.4400 wanted). Beach & Garden Grove Equal Opportunity lntenorCarpcnll'rs 2 l1r garden apt, Cri>lc. pelao. <1,,hwhr. S245 N r lrvm~ lod. area 557 2114 \ 91e8tiBJIU l700 W~lcllff 0r,apt l8 bldg. pool, jac un 1 Bl..H.B.893·MS9. Employer Touc h·UP ---&al'.h front property. HARBOR U'"'UOR STORES Expcnence Prcferr~ ldctillviocaled for IJDO Jd"'al for 11umm"r rental """ f~ound M ale C ock er AMWAY DISTRll3UTOH m-' ..._ .i F' p " ~ $20,000 month . Equal Oppor Employer Folholow v.,._,.. SEN I OH CITIZE NS 2 .... 2 ho. l!Rr,.<>n. ., & Del Mn.r 8eati0n fully S2'J.OOO month S pa n1e l. V 1c up ,11 e r IS helping many persons ••16-4120 1121 w WtlMm Mt. 2010 OR llANDICAPl'El> her tr.oo /\~ 64S 7573 t urnished $.175 wl•ckly $42,000 monlh N e w po r t Bay . C a 11 cam money working l! 10 1-1.HlNOK llNfURN l)ownt.own ~ba Me:1a ---af'll'f' June 15 $450/mo Broker 640-9019 ~ 4 hr a day We l'.an hl!lp •:•nrtownhoml• w /(l'fll w;alk In a ll &hopp1n11 Owap ut any pnre. Lie Ull JUJle 15 /\ D1v1-.1on or you hi3-4786 ·U<l.'pal.lo &rnl' garaitc C'IUlt'l l>e'>ll(Ded lo 41C . bach St·nr hth Sl6S CANN ERV VILLAG E II arbor tnve .. 1m~·nt l"o GIFTGALlEllY Los t f'e m G e rm a n ----- •i\clulu.. child 16 & ove r rorMftptr whC('lchniM Tenex 89119891 Sm Ff?(' REALTY. 673 6261 Shepherd. 9 mos. miss Apt MI( r · J\ss 1s la n l s. 11 k ua ht!lor S205 St Newport Beach Wa nt 1ng I wk on El Toro Rd. Mainte nance Cpl .. 'roo •Smo pet" _ 1 H~ 40 YRLY. 3)TIOld. 2Br. 18a. 421 31.!.l. • Nwpt B~ PRESTIGE al'ltveportncror m.aY be nr s o. f'rwy. Blk/rcdt· apt Call646-4700 ~ Ur•ul n w 2hr, 2ba in 4 ttil E 18th.64.2 ~ utd pd, clOM lo beach, ...... to s.ar. 4300 purr hased Mr Sm ith tan. Left. ear dwn Ans to p lex. P•lio laundry, --Cllllttl ne1f(hbothood. new ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEDICAL OFFICE o oam-4p!:!?l 675·l<*> Junt!. Reward 495-0120. ASSEMILY hlln-'. $3(1() t\(2 1603 0-P'oMt 3126 k't~l ,~ !"':i'·.o~ '!;~ Uuis Uan :adult male lo }'! h~~o~e•r:::;~·u:~ Penoaais 5350 Fast growing skateboard .. ••••••••••••••••••••• po!llt,813-9404 ~f\ 6PM share my ~•Pl Sl!IO ml:! r~ture11 a vail Prefe r NJ\ TU R AL F 0 0 D ••••••••••••••••••••••• manuf' Ii> looking for a11· Seau\. ne w lbr · 2b 0 1Ar 2 9r apt.'I, t pectarular 5"48·7806 days. 646-5484 :i1andw1ch busmc"SS. Fan sembly workeN Day & IOOIUCEEPER Small busy offlrf' se<!k~ s h.irp con:1c1rot1011 ' per~on a J!'' is 35 with m1mmum J yr!l Int ypm~. payroll. A I'. J\/H . .ind slutt!m~Ot!-. I nterc:.ltn~ VJPl'd a tmo:ipherc SouthlJnd l'ropcrtic~- 631 2950Carol ·------ t.ownhou.ae •"n>k. l"nct ocean vle-w. very ctun. ~ase yrly. uJ)8tain. 2 Br eves af\5 gen pract1t1oner. Ya11l tasu r lease Current dui Dnnklng problem? night stuns. Apply 17932 1wr,l1teyd $400~ 1603 itir. dllh wi\hr , patio, 1 Ba. w /pauo, itar. & occupancy ly gro:.s approx $JOO CallAlcohol Hc lphne Sky P ark Cr .• Ste G. IOOKKEEPEll Dl:J.,UXE 3 llr 2 nu, no rmm $22!) 586S478 w ash1n J,? far11. SJSO Share hse. btfl Lake S32500 __ 2'1_h_n;_a_d_a-'y'-83S __ .J830 ___ lrvl __ ne_·-------1 Conslruct1on cxpcr ck · pc-la $350 Nr s (;at --Reliable w/ref"s inqwre Forest area. d ub, util, Ed•Rlddlc, loc PREGNANT? 1---------•I 1>1r11ble. m amt a10 cusl P1au 644 l l03 aft ~ S P AC IOUS 2 Br n r alt6PM S7s-R21l Sl60 Respfem.581·2424 (;arina c on fide nt101 ll'd1tcr... uencral led~l'r __ · • Marina Appllc, cpls. -----646-3811 .. ll't'rUl.£RS .. I,._ '-•chAlor. pvt p~Un. drps. S220. 4.96 Mn bef Wutcllff 2 br. 1.,., b a Elderly woman would hke roun$eling & re ferra l ~ Ulru trial hal, Mrs. J\n ..,., .,.. .. 0 to shr lovely hm Cd M Abo r tion. adoption & Expenenccd der'IOl"l979 3UOO .i1)()(1 toe. $11!0 + lllill 7PM townhouse Adults on.ly, · •PLANTS·GIFTS<Anahl k~plng --------846 4M6 no pets. S340 1'12S Bet! w/11ame. Ref s. P.O. Box New Shop only $6,750. APCAR~ 547·2543 CARPENTF:lt Exp rouJlh 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 d~cks. CordLn 541\7533 7)&,CdM,92625. •WELDING MAClllNE ----------1 & hn~h. Must h<ivc own Nl':W Studios [)~luxr 2 garage, drpa. $325. No -----t hr Patm & 1¢.ara1tc S280 pcta. 33966 Silver 1.40 • Newport Heights. New 2 Maturo employed perM>n $79,500 SCHOOL Pvt. *SHARON'S* tool11 <\9i<.!ll$3 2 JU u mo. lf)l9 Anaheim 8t .. tem.493--087&. BR. 2 Bi\, no pet&. $325. ~8~1~"i:~c~r ;~t u523 cA .. ftll•f\-·.lr>-11"'E Jr~~':1~~~~~ OUTCALLMASSAOE ~c~~.~-w-.. •H_H_EA_ .- M11r. Ill>~ 5106 , ... ,, ..__ ... 3140 642-2164or673.(Y782. · · " ""'"';,~ "•" o;• 49!H 224 3'48 Cm:rpn Drh• "" ""~ ~ ----...,.. ---751 9346 54.c. .. , .. , ) (:ardtin 11pt. z br. 2 ha ... ••••••••••••••••••••• HI-RISI ----------'Nice office tipace in Costa Small Dress Shop. l'n me -"' .. f lt& I /t. Ovr 17 ,, __ /'""ti" Malu-adut•· llllTO 1•"'-CH I y Raft..-J)lv. man will rent room Mesa nr. Harbor Blvrl in loc. fnvcm. & fixtures on· *KAREN'S * (Across From M-.... :;ROLo<:C·oAt.IRonsWASl' '"'',... v · '"' .... -A """"' or share my 3Br, 2ba , new s hopping cente r ty . R o u . 548 ·0223. OUTCALLMASSAGE OrangeCo.A1rport) r.i .. 00,lLfLml-.-.t...a..*2 ~hew'hrb,r •• :t.b•1·arf~J~.· LUXURY 2 bedroom. 2 Nwpt Twn h ae. w /l Call ~7-0825 · MS-4325.586·5540.C M SPM·2AM 83ll-17l!O EqualOpporEm ploy<'r 2950 Hurbor Bl.C.M . ...... .....,..... ....,.... " .. " b1.1lh. luxurlouti w hit e pe r s on . Pref f e m . ----------1 275E.l8lh St.C.M. mc:I. yd. No dogs. 1703 wool carpeta. J ust re· 642-1950 N.B.Penlnsula Polnt EXPANDING OPTICAL M•ss•4 E CASHIER 631-3003 Alaba ma, S36·l48S o r d ec or ated . K ll c h e n Ofll e 15.X2l' unique MFGCO.lsln posiUon A AW ASSISTANT Rct11ll hardware 11t<>rt'.32 ---------1 S38-l1l8 blalUns & refr1Rtralor M/SO'atorentrmorsb•re bul~inR SUO • offer an excellen t op· FIGUUMOD&S CIVIL ENCINEER ILM wk Sol & Sun a ~HAT COMDOI Deluxe pool side xtra lge Lovely balcony wllb ex· apt. exp. w/lem. 645-4840 67~0 · · S44-0lS3 portunlty for the right ESC~S St3'7& $18'1fl Mo. mus t i-:xpcr'd St 11r1 3 br, 2 bo, c p\3, dl"J>I'. 2br, 2ba, bltns dsbwhr. pensive view of Lido Isle. Sta.1204 aft 6 ~rson Minimum S75. VR 1 BF 1n C1v1l l::n111necring m m. wage Xlnt 1>eneflt11 lrplc, walk-In cloae1:,Jvt Nr ~b. Adull8. DO pets. Newport Bay " Ocean AVOID INCOMPAT18LE PlcrlO m~~l~:rJ ~~~·lir~~:~ OUTCALL ONLY or E.l.T ..... ll minimum Kmn Rima. 2fAi6 Jlorho ~luUboh.o2ucsaer. l(Aadrl.lsp onl&y SQ.5/cno 536-3362 Underground parktnic. ROOMMATES' b.c.ti•t S.ltH ... --""o-.. -,,~2 P H 6]1·3111 'l! 2 yrs exper In Clvll U1Yl'f._C_M ______ 1 , All security bulldtna&. "'-·-CO ~ ()(flee avail. Overlooks .,...,.., •"3 ,,.. ,,.... c.ngineerlng Rc11ueal c;;- $35() 642·1155 New 2 Br, 1 ba, GIS. 'Jlenant.s mustqu•llfy. No ~··•4n-'A1U al""'rt & mountains . "'0 R S A I. E S M ALL EXOTIC CillLS i4pplicaUol\ll, City 0' Sun ~Wlnt MMINC POOL -,....,Id s m ...., _... """• -'-1' .. -en or ....,.. I to 2 ' ... ~ r Juan Capt•lrano. ""'00 S • ' \d lt E .,,d 2 b .... uu • .... ~ .,. ...... .,..., ..,.,,.... .... -Takes lbeGuesswork 3S?M1chelson,lrv1ne. FABRICSTORE H.B. M•..,aa"•·M..,,,.lln° 0 ...,, OECK .. F.'' 1 u . .,. ~ r a,. .... drp\ bltna. (1)826-411116 year le ase 11vallable. outoffindln&thnt """' ,...,. .,...... " Pa~eo Ade l•nto, Sun , '" •. ~ )';ndgar,pool.Llieeoew. • · $l,OOO pe r m o nt h iY 752·0234 Cell~l616 Outcall5"42·3Ull/S43·3250 J uon Capistr•no. \;ll New r n ·w.rorm1nr. now noJ)tb.644-M78 FROM 1220. mo. Lge 1&2 UUliUes paid. 6'73 ~or R~~~ce~:,1E Office or desk space 182'1 Man S8 nds nttrac. yns RELAXING MASSAGE 9267S u r c o ll C7 U ) I.a b orer 'I, 84tckup IArtle 3 Br 2 Ba paUo Sr,2 ba a«.apta.Adults 675-2573 Westclllf Dr NH. Reas. lady.Musttr~vel w/f1eld BobJ amt'I· 49:l-1J7l Flhn~deadlln" l-'ln11ht·r 'I l.<!11dmrn 1027 Valeocla.' $285: :~opoolpe~ j~~~zJ' Orean Vu exec lwnbse Roomrmita needed for a 548-3614: S40-~H8 unit. <Mldw~tl Huy & Lit'. MaMeUr Apr.15 1977 S M ~~~:~ ~~ ~J;~::~~~ !'14&-9080· s:u.2932 · · · · )'l'ly ~ntal In Laguna. aeU fine jewelry. anl1 Outt>allsg..9 494 51ll A moll I t • J.JmMaanoUa.912-1800 NwptCrest,3Hr,2~ Ba. Owo r oom or a harr . ~ Ofr. Bank or Costa qll(t. Invest or work on · uto ve be respons ible. Ab t.' ' 2 br, lgc dlnlng nn, cpta, La 2b 2b blt frpl, wet bar. M l rec. Wa ot DO n·a m o ke r a Mesa P lan, $9S m o. comm r 0 Box -1624 st*f._. leadtr New Detail Shop needs rorm it. flow it, & f1nlll drpe.poUo.Kidsok.S245. rae dr·a~~·b na•, racU.tM0.11'73-2332 494-0ZM ~3900 N D 1s•~So.EI Camlno Reat help It New Co.Goodst.c.ad 9G-08'78 gar., 'I · rvua W"lt . ..., Top wages paid. to:nglne llC('()UnU. a:;xpanding. Hamllton.MM088 OPENHSESal/SunM Roomm.a t e wa ntod : WISTCUFfAllA ..._..,toL.oml SOJI SanCle mente. Fully be. Steamers, ena palnlen, J M HUDSON 4SEASONSAPTS •LOOlATTMS• 1 Bl~=t;~h~·2Br, fe mal e . 2Br . 28 .a . ~EWPCIRT BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Forappt.492·7296 bulfe,., 4s poUshcn . up-CONST INC. Spic. 2 br tnhae, 1 ~ ba. IDr 2~U. ipact pt lBa. SJ7$ mo. 30r. 288• Pooblde ;J!_l,!;50 14 . lAOO Sq ft. two pvt. br's. ht,z.d&-lrdT.D.'t •SUZI'S• holi&te r y 11hampooen. Avery mcllow Compao ~~v_i ~~·m"o~u~i:s .... Tut.e!~y ::O~at: M25mo. (213)332-3270 _,,., MOOpermo.642-0200 LOANS AVAILADLE Outc.itMa&aallc ~':~.~~pf;~ up & de· ~H33J Jo.nnSt. MRr apt3 tel, bltns. lg encloted •-c M 11 2.B 28 ~ Fem . Rmmate 23·23 to WIU aub·lt>ase Yll or more Credit not lmporta nt tOAM·2AM 731·5'48 20S9Harbor m. CM ClflLD Siller w1cor t --paUo. 2 car pr or Hunta UI • • nevt · r. a." ah.an: 38 r. 2Ba. duplex In of 900 i\q. fl st<>n: In a 673·4883 Broker 645-1000 work 4 dys a wk 11rt Duplex. Quh't EuUlde 2 cm.r SD Fwy, 7891 Stari pe~&J,;[2,g much cedar Nwpt. Shores. t block Costa Mc1u1 Shopplna MoitCJC!C)eS. Trnt BF.AUTIFULOIRLS schl. £/Bluff ~4-138 ar. bltrui, pvt yard. Oar, SL 2 bl.U 1 /0 Edlnacr. S:SI · from ~acb. $120/mo +-center . 8 a k o r at DHdi SOJS ha v c 1& n e" c It I n I Auto &&andard Trans re· wltd~ 16th Place 5300. no peta. w/o O.acb Blvd. Open ·-L l ll ""utll Call Lori 631<()048 Fairview. 979-0MO ••••••••••••••••••••••• meaa&RC about t heir bullder. ~xp only. Xln\ ...... ..:...:..-------t &40-Sl89 S.t/Stln 1·5 M•r 8'2·2014 -._.. 6 -Al\ahe.lm Studio. 53S-S3'3 beMflt& 962·66M Child Care wanted for m " . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml•~ ahve 2br townbou11t' 0f"f1CE S P ACS. llOO sqft For •11lc 2nd TO $.'S,950. 2 -school &RO <"hlldren I Bright, cheery up1talra Ilk to Bta~h. 2Br. 2Ba. Oceao view. 2 br. Pool. apt nr So Cout Plaza compl furn Newport 10% Int . d uc 3n 9 Will FOR LADIES WllO wa nt Auto tuna R&R mctch· my lrvlm' home. Wkdy a pt w /dt'ck 2 br. Sl7S DJOmo.Oblp.r.2Ullth (AUl!dey.Adults Nopell CallMartiafter~wkdaya Blvd C M $350 mo d1acounl .. 1*2·8911 aft lo lallt lo• IJuy. Call amc. F'.xp,owntool1.iclnt l:».~.30.Carlnl(pe ~ulta No peta. 146-27'5 9-. a.>-M6tl 050, -..1 meee ~16 M f tq>m anytime. 1~1-&137 benefiu 86Z-66SS ca II evn ~-OM4 ThU!"!lday.Apr117. 1917 DAILYPILOT Q I Add IL.Build 1t .Diaper 1t...Hammer It... Carpet it...Cement it...Wire 1t. .. Hoe it ... Clean it...Move IL.Press It .. Paint it...Nail IL.Plaster 1t ... F1x it. .. SERVICE. DIRECTORY PJumb 1t ... Patc h 1t •. Pipe 1t ... Kemooe1 it ... ,. Roof it ... L a ndscape it ... Tile it ... Tnm 1t ... Sew it .. . Haut it... Add 1t . Pldnt it ... Alter It... Learn it .. *.,.•t•...... CarpetSerflce C ttodor h• bl I' 1dl '1 ,.....,/l'apet'-g ,.. ... /P.,_., '1 '"ug Tl"Ms.nic.. .............................................. ···········•····•···•·· ......................................................................................................................................... . APPUANCE REPAIR We CMreCarpel Cleant'rt. Re mod la. Addl\loOI , Prol. J1penne Landscap Want a REAU. Y CLEAN ,., y C..t1e PAPER. PAINT PLUMBER 21.)'ru.apr Olurk's 1'rff Sva. Palmts. Sl.0 -Servlc:e Call Stum rlcan or shampoo Pauo CvB .. Deeb Any IGI .. Gantenioa. Free HOUSE? Call Gingham Qr . 20 Vrs Expr Save SS NON UNION oUvee trimmed, thtMod. Call (114)S49-2'22 atsoupboiAtttY·•llwork lJf>CS or cooatrucuon elt.54.S-T072Geo.lbu$bl Girl.Freeetll.64S-5123 A;~~~;=~ Wortt guar. free est. no 75l·M390t'84S-4287 11tun ed , removed AnMcdw.. iu&r Reb/MC. lreal ~80~~101 " Son BOB'S GARDENING & Mn Kings Cleanln&. Pnc:ca incl malt''l/labor wait. Reis. 64.2-l950eve. 1toofiMJ 546-Q229afU •-•••••••• .. •••••••• ReasRatea~l6 LANDSCAPING SVS. ~lnttog & carpet co Guar,lnsrd.rreeest. Painting. lntr/Exlr I •••••••••••••••••••••••Tree Trim. rvmovt-, Architectural & Strut MO 8 ILE Hy DR O SPECIALIZINC ln all to\&U lawn malnl. New 'WE DO IT ALL" Ted627·'1900or~Ol.S4 icuarantee m y work. ••~dally Roollne Co. prune. Reu. Fullt toard tural Plana. Rmdl & or STEAM Cpt & Uphol types remodeling. 11 yrs lawns, aprnldn, ..ecil.D& 835-al PETERS PAINTING Ralooable prirca. free Dunt buy lhat run of~ TonyMWU& newcoaatrucUon ~Id dunln(I. S upe rlot in area. All WOik l\W' *-._90i.l1~t.reatmDL~eeesl. ..ulllA""'" '"TE Expr'd . Reu Ri te1. est.Jlm,96(MM1. null roor until you ve Bro·s Tree S•rvic:• /Com 'l /loduRt riul method U< gq tt Ask 962-8314 ...,. ~.S31-C'78).. ''"' "v""" F Eat c 11 C se"o our new heavy " · M0-70a0 CLEANING. SaUafac· ree · a ene Expert painting Cuatom weln"t shlnales 5,.....181 Palms trimmed /cul ab 0 u l c 0 m r;> I et e LEE al. JARVIS Oardenlba malnt by lion Guaranteed. Call 552"°'51 work & mat.erial:j. 25 yrs _,,_~.'.--"or• Sr. ,5..-.;;_11 Free eat . R•u prtceis °t-1119'& Jarut.orutlolditecl1 5erv Addit'• Rmdl'" hra8-6 Japanese Comp! Now1873-m6AMWAY R f .,....;uwu.a '' ..,. ~ :::f.'!.:;"? ............ ~ln s United Ph9S2:32()().U~·31~ aervlce. P'ree eat. Llc · lNTERIOR/EXTR Pa.lnt· ftfc~~~~~encu Oon673-1.Z3S.646-0008 --------- t>e,y Care-lolanta to 7 yrs C27, 54.S-6106 Houaei:leaN.n& by reliable ing. Expr'd high quality s..lllg/Alteuitto.. LEE'S 3' yrs. exp. XJnt. my home Coala Mesa. c.w.-. AcoaHc a.ctricd G .. .__ a~ couple, reference s. work. SUper reu ratet. Painting. lnt/e11.1, c:ollegtl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ref'a. BofAJ MutCh. & ~ ....................... smsw•KMi 821Mll26or96S-5813 6'15-3181John •lwel'lt w/2 yrs exper. Doyou-_.....•nme--lna Cash Call : 1.AeTbeTree Call548-3CMT. ••••••••••••••••••••••• EL"'.-roRICAL SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• e a bl I ..,_..av ...... -67$-51$0 -.--r-L---Economy Acousta<'.11 . CALLS.., .. hr &SMALL flANDYMAN:Carpentry. Housecleaning & Window EX<1NTPA1NTING r a ona e. ree doo e. Dreas. a hlrt. ---------__ , __ .,._. Qual ce1lmga, new or re· JOo.,, ... :"" ......... · eleclrical. plumbing. Cleaning. Good rates & lntr& Extr. Rua. estimates. 640-8l97 alt.erat..lona. 842-1804 ....................... . I t DO>.............. I Fr t c:.o27osFR0 D ~...... 'Wt-"-,,. ..... ATTENTlONMEN. s pray, repairs, ree es . 9AMto8PMM'1·2787 refs. Cal "Big 1.yno" eees ._.. b rw:nec;::¥r Cw ---~• 19 Do • ~1800. ELECTRJCJAN All ty~ 536-m.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,...._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• n l put ll off any · ..-~ Sa u· .,_ u PAINTING lntr /Extr ••••••••••••••••••••••• d i 9 H of work. UC'.'./Bonded, in ve rne -.-ve ... oney HOUSECLEANING .Reuooable:depeodable. Weddlna photography. Ftn.Y~<-Wlndo.-s rty. ses. =·u:-:'~tt~ L~~daa ~.':'/.~~••••• srd. Fl'ee est 540-3404 ~~~~~~S is our Bualneu. Call Free est. C a II J a Y ~~ ropr besott.oogr apppiy. Thcoe Manufacta.red b~c:o ofy ~~ ~~h ~,, ~~· ~s 1182-.33S7 PATIOS-WALKS Roon SERVICE 540-1.863 Janice's Raggedy Ann's MS-'1965 ~7 ra h'f Sales 962·0880 541J.7087/642-9CIT2 C¢' al~"-Ph.alltps Cemenl Co. I.Jc ....................... Bu.y Wrap-Deliver at675-6553 Paiotany8drmw/2c:oats T••IUo.R--'- __,, & &nded. For est caJI Linoleum, no wax, t'OV· a___• oua+palnl n-am cell· ~ ID--'r .,._... • ....................... 751-5657 aft 6 pm or 7-8 & . b n Hand.I-Mao. No job t.oo big --I a ~ . .... ••••••• ~:':'!:':' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM CABINETS am mg, repatr au oor or small. Call after 5pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.ngs, closet& xtra. Roaer TC CANOPY1V SERVICE Kllcben. garage. bath, :,~~ Ile. 498-2'l1l & 551·3778 INCOMETAXSvs 494-4201 V~~:S~F:f'll~R~ lst RATESERVICE playroom, etc. SpeC'.'.1al Ceme.nt work or all lunds ·~ 3> yrs expr. Call now £or EXPERT PuoUng. Fair Free Fat. ~l439 Al Fair Prt~960-1633 this month on g:irage RedS rate.Freeest GarA-A-apptmyourbome. pri ces Fr ee •st TrL. cabinets lo'ree es t 75().5485 7S0-662S <K""'9 ....................... Burton E. Davidson CPA "'"tab'·-bed..,.,..,. ... ....; ~g '""' 6'1S-3115 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sloploader. dump truc:k. 9118-8182 ~·5553 U> .... 0 ·--· .;:-••• ::: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,._ llt I man crrwr, S ~ e';!r Reliable Expr Japanese hau.lmg, tree worlt. grad · ....... WORK GUARANTEED HOMESAVERS Plumb CE.RAMlC TILE. New or ......-pc st p00nng mis g L Gardener. Reasonable uig.demo.etc '151·3930 WO. lntr/Extr. Free Est ~ & H ·tin 'Free L remodel Frest.smljobl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• your own forms, save prices. Free est. 64S·5230 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yrs Ex r 642--0295 ll1i ea g. 1 es welcome SJ6·2426 aft 5 Carpentry. Small jobs money 494 148S Mike Hai6tcJ Professionally blown m. P $10 hr. Honest & re lable ----------1 Paneling, door hanging ••••••••••••••••••••••• do-It yourself prices. Lac. lntenor & t:xlenor paml service. 80! A. Mstrcbg CERAMIC TILE. Tuba. Uc c:onlr, est. 548 2719 Child Car-. Expr Ha wauan gardener Hau.lmg, moving, cleanup 325018. bonded. !Jt)l.9546 mg, Guar satisfaction. 847-0383or7:>l·3150· showers , k 1 l c hens , --··~•••••••••••••~•••••• Yd cleanups. pruning, f7 /up.Treework.Reas, Frest.a,751·2S348ob Repairs & Repipang Ooons.patioa645·2129 c.p.tS..-.lce Child care Lie d HoL tnrr1ming,haul646-4676 fasl.freeesl~ Dnuns cleared . water ....................... I u n c hes . L 0 V IN G Mmowr Professional Palnlulg In· , Carpet Man will lay yours CARE Ref~ 642·5299 Ex P r • d J a P a n es e Soru\Y & J er. FREE haul· ••••••••••••••••••••••• tenor /Ext.enor, free est. hlrs, etc, ~~1 .'l:pe~. Re~s TNe Set-'Yke or mane . Repairs & -gardener. Compl yard Ing, cleanup, <tree work Fl.replaces-Planters Expr'd,642-0386 rates . ac orr 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cleaning too! Guar work The fastest draw m .the malnleoance, shrub-ror usable llems. Feo 8rickConcrete Patio 768·7962 Removals. lrlmmang. al bigger savings. fo'ret! ~e~t a D:i1.ly Pilot bery, trees. Fr esL C'.'.es /b ldgs removed Block Walls BBQ Pits SEI:L Idle items with a J-Wve something to sell'? pruning, free est. Lic'd est, 645-3646 Cla51>1f1ed Ad. 042-5678 548-1630 M7·200S Refs, &ts. 646-0464 Daily Pilol Classified Ad C'la!>s1fl~ds do IL well. FUily insured. 642·2624 °""' , ... o.llr ..... ...,., .... rov~-111,...._. ~, ••• ..ery .. HtiijQIJ.li HllpWant.d 7100 he-lpWanf•d 710 H14pWanhd 7100 l+ipWClllMd 7100 HetpWaslt.d 7100 HefpW..t.d 7100 HetpW.t.d 7100 .W,W•hd 7100 HllpWmhcl 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MASSAGE TECH ENGIN~:kv~tNG AJDF. OEMONSTRATORS for General Shop·Alisembly & Industrial 1 Afl"lll 1.au..rtisin· g • • (nod . a pp la a net's & Madurunl( Small grow ~ MISI . S904·SllQ2 Mo Jewelry Fra & Sat 10 6 ing co. Good advance-URGENT With diploma for top High SC'.'.h?OI dt'K~ee +t"x· and some other days ment for the r1gbtdepen· Clerk·TJPIS0 t <'.lass LEGITIMATE spa. pet '" Sub·pro.essaonal 1213l 240-7000 or <714 ) dable person Ex per NEED Mr Giarrusso, 752 9561 englne40ring work Re 768-5573 helpful. F 1llme. 645.QSS Posllioo now available •MASSAGE Qu~t apphcauons, City by appl. only· lll1h• 1-L-f-part time assist.ant to TECH-FEM* ol San Juan Capistrano, --.-..-. .... 32400 Paseo Adelanto. Dent.al Recept. Peno ore. G&IERAL OFACE Legal Advertising Direc-60% Comm -Guar rnm. PACKAfiBtS Female. $2.50 per hr lo start Merit ratses 1537 .Monrovw Ave, Newport Beach. S48-51.2S PaJ.nten. with at least 8 yrs exper only . Call 6'2-211128. SAM· l2PM. Sao Juan Capistrano. P/timc w /possible future Lite typing. Girl Friday WOMl:M-M&I tor, 25 hours per weelt P\111 & P.T. work. Legit. Ca 92675 Or c·all 171<1 l t>xpansaon of hrs. Ex-No sh nee'.'.. Should be TRA.IMHS mirumum, ooon.S:OO PM ELITE SPA 54CHl196jim ________ _ 49.l-ll71. Flhngdeadhnt' pe r 'd all phases, famaltar w /O fc prn daU,y. MATURE DAY LADY. ~ ~~ ~!kexper Apnl l5.l977.5PM espcc1allyiosurancepro cedure S al co m General ofrice ex-KentuckyFnedCtuckeo, ClVILPRINCIPAL <·e~smg S<ilopen Career mensurate w/exp. Call Mach Oprs --'-ceandlighttYJ>(ng baking exp. Ho&ten. r .. 'Gl NL'ERI".' G Al DL' t>ppty 11 B 842 6631 for mtervw Mon· Fri , 9-5. .& _ ..L.1-.-.. ......, hrs. l 0 3 Mo n , Fr 1 c.n .... I"-~ .... 41'0~ Mo ., 1714 1846 3375 ~senmaers skills required (35·40 """" __ ,, 1_12_ ~ ...r•• wpm>. Typing test will ""°"" I n payr o ll . Sa l $600 +Good be De flt package. Hl i:b school drizrcc• + u DENTAL ASSISTANT Gene ral Office must lnYenfory be admin.i4tered to all MAT U RE W 0 M AN rrunlmumof 2yrsexpcr Opply avaal lor.bnght work weekends,' phone Packwars applicants. p /t ame l o w e l co m e ~'~~~ In Sub-profess1on11I alertyoung ladymbusy 644-0SlONewportDunes -~-· newcomer& & contact engineering work. Rt' dental offic e . Cal l · Coll......__ Exposure to and/or merc:hanaa. Fiexable hrs quest applications. City 673-7841 GB4ERAL ClERK un::T"~ general understanding of Need car. lite typing. :--.. 'i "i I ~O\\ A -.,'.,(J(IAI h of San Juan c.;ap1strano, Dental necept Ortbo ofc Night shift. Trainee pos ln~ctors court system• ·and legal 547-3095. PWIOllSICIAgettcy 32400 Pased Adelanto, t:xpcr. pre('d Frorn. & w growing financial or SHI,,,._, filing procedures deslra· 3723 Birch St N H San Juan Capistrano. Ba ck. Sa 1 ary ope n garuzalton In the Fai.hion Dav-Week-Mr "oq"lh ble. Mature women wanted 557 ft0;.5 · · "'-,.,.,,7"-or call <7141 1 d I' · ., for ho usec lea n1nu -v .. va. ,,_ ~ Newport Bch. 640-0121 Is an area. •C<I s I yr Or 1 ~ner ., •NV¥ E I 493-1171. Filmt( deadlme --ore ex per fo'igure ap ~ Automobile necessary servtce. car nee, p /llme u14rro mp oyer April lS. 1977 5PM DENTAL Recept1on1sL t1twe. hLe typmg. Letter Ylt0U'sY~iapl2°y for occasional loc:aJ driv· ~5123 .._ __ •R•e•ta•in_ed ___ •I , time )(""r'd fr b · f "'-'" • ,,. ing. Excellent company ---------.. _________ _ Clerlcal. Glrl L'rada y , . e ,,.. o usy comp()Sure as marn unc .......__._alll!--2.0f r ofc. Good oppor. for t!n Uon Involves replying to W'E PAY YOU! bene!its. -. """' c Perm/pt taml'. "'P nee, thusu1slJc person. /\lso client corresp Regular CallOrComelnToday Exper'd lyping, Insur. PAYROLL mature prer 751 1_111_t> __ , pltame assistant. Call hrs 5-l.JOam, however I IEL[~ Send short resume or No smoke. 646-5~. llW..a#!.. Cl.Bl( CLERK ~ mo·s trauuog OD day persooalbistoryt.o: MEIHCALX-RAY ...., T r a inee audit pos shirt 8·5 oecess. Xlnt EXEC SECRETARY. PRE:SSMAM UC::.-r'IOMIST 360 F /t1me. Cood Fashion bland. Must type. Front office •P· Benehla Mr. Druhe , pearaoce. Salary open 644·79.\S. 640-3'21 RECEPTJONlST PRINTING TYPIST 646-88116 wkdys. .......,...., I tillist To do hand collalang, XJnt ~ fol' lndlv. 1litcb1ng. Trainee w /b1Utpn1 baclr\round welcome. Typing 65+. eavy phones. Good benefits We orrer excellent frln~ ~-Salary $800. Flrm benefits. Please apply ated in Clly or person to Orange. ltll'6 MART EC °'\ Y"i I RO\\ A "'l()(IAl L~ REPRODll:TIONS Peno:IMIAcJIKy 3723 Birch St. N.B. INC. 557.0045 100% Employer 33U W. MacArthur Blvd Retained Santa Ana. California An Equal OpportmtJty RecepOonlat with medical Employer M /F ~rlence. GP's office. M6-3ll03 Diefcrf Stspenbor working conds & co seRv1cs.~ MllteTinsley P/tlme.646-5194 RECEPTIOHIST ;;1~~~~ 1,1:i:~·a~r~~ For (00\ h osptlal benehls i\ppllcataoni.> 133-1441 DAILY PILOT MEN ror LA Times de· (3) Perm. jobs Now. for ---------1 ReaUurantMana.gef' Oppor & C'.'.hallen1tt for Please call, It ' ~ accepted bt:twn 1$ nooo & i---------· P.O . IOX I 560 Lt very. Perm '. ptume. our new c:cwporate ofc in Publlc Relations d Y for dppt 2 4. lllO Ne1Nport Ctr Or. SJ"'O SanJuanCapLSlJ'ano. Ill TACO #14 m~ture. refip. tD iv l r ~nd fo1oor. ~ 8 644·4360. lntenor Designer needs Costa Mesa. Ca. $275 lo ~ per mo. A olc expe r Req·, .ir DISHWASHERS 12t ask ror Carol Geer or P/tlme help Exper de· 92626 548-l740 NcWpoti•oct. r urate figure JIJllludt· Appl) 1n JH'rson 'lano s Ra b 1 s1~ 642-2255 MORTG GE BANKER Starting salary $18.000 lite lyptnl( Xlnl workmi.: H('l>t • .111r.1n1 3201 t: CO<lM r ara at"ano . Equal Opportunity A ~ UNIQUE PIJDllC per yr. + bon"• & other c'Oflds & heneflL'I i\pply IMYIHTOIY Employer expanding co. needs ag· ljllll. - 8-noon&2 1. lllO ~l!wport 11 .... y.Ct.1'1 -----GIRLRIDAY C,_....,..LCl..,.I( -----=---=-----! gres.'11ve people an field IEl.AJIONS fringe benertU. Can· Qr Dr. 2nd fo1oor. fli 8 DISPLAVWINDOW ""'""""" 5R LEGALSECRETARY aak>anreps.XJnlloc:ome d.ldate ,tnuathave exper. 644·4360 ask for Carol TRIMMER ~~b~l~~;!'n!:~~~~ Manual lnvenlory-wlll Experienced. for heavy for self s larter . Wiii 54M455 OPPORTUNITY w/Oel Taco, Naugles, or GeerorSUelleblcr For Jr. Sport&wear _.. ofOff keep record or move-gen'l praclice ; boolt· train. 834-1622. aak for ~AualOpporEmpJoyer other aimllu type fa.st ---totake., .... ~~ ·~ mentor all inventory in t eeptng experience 1Bil~·~1~-------~~~~~~~~~~~I rood restaura n t. Commission Sales. Una Chaul Sl«e. Some exper HaJes-Lang:;ton factory, evaluation or belpfulCalJ64().()800 -Qualified applicants only que new comer & res1 prefe rred Apply In ____ 547-<*2 same <cost etc:l &main·•----------MotelMa1dneeded,lnclda ratM.P/T1ME KELLY SERVICES' call Tania at Hewitt· d t rt d per'lon "Pl!trae'>. 117 Rl lain records of produc· UFICMIAIDS wuhlng wtndows. 4 hl"ll 601:1 MARKETING DIV. Kenny Corp. <1141 ~:.i=~~~loo:~~~=I WestmmasterMall GIRL IDAY Uon. Muat be good &WSUE11trston day. 5days week. SAM· ?::t~':LJv:~:~ NEEDS PERSONABLE, 752•7591. Co.lo'orlnt.7Sl·6333 DurtFm and"pposs lur ~ll £x~~1n~~lt!!lollnc:c puro-de w/flgures, detail oneot · Hlriognow.LakeForest bll.2PM8 •• ~.5030hr. 493-1664 Mr.Drube,644-ms. OARRTIIECULANTETDEP, ESAOLPF.SLE·~~~~~~~~~ mot pn1n. <'.Ur nt.>e, 011r 20 cedw ..... "" .... Ii ed, neat writing. 10 Irey SUn & Sail Club. 24752 wn .... : ---------r. COOK. evenlngs & Sun S~ st. JOhr.s wk 497 2201 Ille l Y pang. fallna • by touch. Ut.e typ&ng. Ex· Toled!> Way, El Toro. NIGHT CLERK. full Ume Personal ~anagemeot : : EOT l t ~ JT 'l. ~jlll-------- day lunch. Sec Mano11er evt ship/rec. & able to han· per, In Inventory control 586-0860 apply In pe-nn only. AIJ Agency will represent RET •IL ut Rose & Crown, 38IO --------i di~ phone menages req'd ,..., /l r 1 PUBLIC & B El NG ~ Plaaa Dr .,~ <.:ootnuitnbutormt.eresltldto F /Ume permpos.nrar A 11 p Ln..F{TIMI Baba Mo t el. 2250 :!!'}S~.Y.f'S//c:oe~:.fs· !FIRST!JNWORKJNG CLERKS a 'rport. Call Mon-0 at pp y n enon Ne-port Blvd Costa WITH NEW PUSH BUT Vllla&e plUme income or 11000 I " CAMUO .... FG Relief. Xlnt benems. .. . _N_o_e_x .... p_nec:_._(_7_14_>_9_57_·0282 __ • TON TYPE. MACHINE. I'",. mo u r morti + betwn 10am·6pm for .., • Bayview Conv Hospital, Meea ~?r:c~·:~~·:u~.r<·~~~~;t ht•nd11~ M.11un rfP~ 644·6500. THE 7'!°~<.:~~!~~: 2055 Tburin Ave. CM. NU_RS..;,_E-------i ~;~Lt~g~~~crho:g Con+~~ Rlager, 16 F .111 h1 o n taltll2.1 ~ --So OfGufleld l 6'2-~. RH SM,......_ TERM. M ULTIPLE l11land, NB. &lwn 9&11 UrtHr' p 11 m 1· 6A M GIRL ~IDAY F.Qual()ppor Employer MAIDS Day shill. f/time . for PHONE SALES LOCATIONS, S, 6 & 1 :c:ss:e&=:.!t!1'~ &3&5 9 30\M 1 JOA M s.cntarial,booldwcp IRONING/Earn xtra SeaclirfMotel conv.boepat.alw/actlve. Phone Sales people. HOUR S HIFTS . Laguna Beac:b. Other Ill ;JI/\ \1 & W M lll'M In lag & g••'I office money. t ome to m y 1661S. Coaslflwy rest«alive nursing rro· male or femaJe, 16 to 65 CHOOSE WEEKDAYS. areas have openings COOKS, RARTF.Nnl.:R~ DRIVERS p ·r1mt• Over 21 yr~ hnrnt•d Opening:. Apply In ptt!IOD. Me ·o 1-:111' PIUM. 410 E. 17LhSl, CM COOKS. FUii & pttlmt' Day WOTk F.xpc-r & rt•f'I ~·d. C.11 M2·847S Or ~ COOIS 1-·utl o r p /Umc Will tra1n. Studenlll wekom1· Apply In penion. flam burier Hamid , 1545 A.dams Ave, Costa Mt'tia COOIS Ltin at'"'1n.: 31'~ SPM _ ....... I .w.... .....a.a __ ho M !ltC!'rl""Y I day •~ .... ~Be h gram. Coo d sa & yearsof age.Guaranteed EVES & WKNDS also. No exper. req'd, ~ \1 c ~1·k 1115 W 18lb w-..,.., VTTKW. me u. ~-. ~ .... a ac benefits. Contact Mrs RE LIABILITY. BON ~·· • .. L.D. "-dks.. 1305 E. wk.MCM280 Call494-4892 Gray. Parle Lido Conv wages or commissions. OABlLITY & X LNT Apply at any of our ...... (OIUJI TIN.I 250 East 11lh Street, st.ores ---1 W~ A•e. s-to MAIDSWANTED C.enter,466Fiap blpRd. SUltt' 0, Costa Mesa. GROOMING AR E A ~NewportBlvd. ~~~Cr~! !1C ~~l~ryMr~lnnat~ A-. S47 .. 00__ J~ry Top wages p81d! The Inn N.8. 642-8044. betweens 00 & 8:30 p.m MU~'T Cosu Me4a 842·7702 ., J. Hl:alBT at Laguna. 211 N Coasl Nunerr.man, r /lime 64&4223. 5m8 11232 ~r mo &id Girl!' nl'eded for rlr an ~ u u • Jir.~ • ir.a5 Hwy Lag Bch l!;'n I Op rt l rlll•h.tt•k ( ol M1:.~1on :.t•r\'u·~ Own tr.tee.. full ~ '"".,...._ ' · · Good rinae beneriu ""'ua ~ uru Y \.1r10 M:l l 11100. Ext orp t ~!>-SIJO NtrN Interviewing at S MAIDS WANTED J acklon & Perk.ma Co Emp oyer ~.303 btwn fl~ Coast Plaza Loc:allon £or DooQuisot.e Jllotel 6757 Irvine Blvd. SA eitper 'd F /llme Sales 2100Newport81,C.M. CNearSand CanyonAve) ---------GUARDSWAMTID People In Cine jewelry. ----=-----1_MB __ u._34_. ____ --i Full & P 1t1me·lrvlne Top Ml. bene., is advao· MALO WANTED MIMSISAID! cement. Call Mr. Moma. UdoSbores Motel !!'ea. A1e 2 l & ovfedr. s&l371. Call~ Openings on days & ann .. ature me n pre ' . shifts. WIU train. EKper Uniforms rum. No caahl•--------Maintenance Helper, pref'd. Please apply, out!Aly. Car & phone nee: IQ'TC._,. MAMA .. & aome exper preferred. Park Udo Conv. Ctr. 466 Apply Unlvenal Prot« Elqier'd, Must be fastfry Coot.act Mar. &42-5777 Fl a gs b Ip Rd N 8 lion Service, 1226 W. 5lh c"ok Good wages • 642-*>44. ' · PLASTIC MOLD DUIGMIR & DRAFTSMAN Full or parl. M.K . Eoga.neerlog. 2022 Quail St , Nwpt Bc h <7 14) 54.S-5074 TOP PAV Call Or Come Jn Today IELL~ 6EA V 1Cl::S 833-1441 1401 Dove Street Ste 340 Newport Beach F.qual Oppor Employer llA&. ISTATI RM'SALVM"1 F /time & P {Ume 7·3 & 3·11. udo Conval~ent Ctr 1.565 superior A vc Newport Beach 648-7764 IH Sip u•hor ll·7 Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp .. 661 Center St. C.M. 548·5SBS. B.ICTROHIC TlCHHICIAH Progressive arowth oriented electronics manuf has 1mmed . npcnlng for repair l«h. 2 Yrs college or equivalent 1•xpcr an 4!lcctron1cs re· q'd. M1Utary training or !IOme repuir cxper. Pte· f'd. Xlnl benefits loclude St. Sant a An a . I o bentfltt. MAMAfilMIMT terv1ewt1 M·F 10 llkam· Apply Moo is Tues lAguoa Beach ExecuUve Nurses Aldea, all shifts, SAi.iS ASSOCIATIS SAlLMAKER has Pot•· POUCY TYPIST Highly vlalble, comfort•· I.Joos open. Some exp de· Large loaurance co. w/ ble office. CdM. Good sl~.5411-3464. nooa&l.J0.4.30pm. JOU.YI06B lnwbolesaleaupplybusl· on call to start. also ness affiliated with wk/enda ooJ.y, day 1hlJ\ • ~==Y dynamic faat growing We train you to work medical /denll&l Insur. ...... ._., DISC GUARDS OldPloce xlnl worldna conda & parking. lnnovaUve ~ Sall Malter tseamstreiui =~o:~u~;.;~:i.t pie .. Highest c:ommlsaaon full tlmtt. Apply In Has a few openinits ror tm"-Rh Costa Mltta uper'd cook• 'fop t02E. BakerStreet Penn•nenl. Full a. Part---------- s.Jary & benefaltl, apply Costa Mesa 979-$300 ume. Phone" lransp re.l•--------1 ooly In person to Cher Equal Oppor Employer q'd. Retired welcome. Adams. 4880 Campus Dr Ca.II 546-0274. olc hn 10-2. Newport Beach Exec. Secy w /som e 1_Cloaed ___ w_ed_n_esd_a_y_. __ 1 COOKS, So. La~una , odvtmktg bkamd & 1.at.e UARDWORK bkkpg. Mature/age 35 to LONG HOURS C.M .. N.B • p /tlme & 50. A.sit for Mias Dwlbam GOOD PAV 648-21187 f/bme. Coffee shop exp ~ Re11. please. Charhe's ---------HOST~ OuUOfc.~l alCSIClllTAaY w /exper. Shilt 10·4 COUNTER HELP. full or Report to General Mgr. wkdayg Apply Rlaaer. pert Ume. exper prel'd mus t b ave I( o o d betwn ~UAM. 3-SPM. 11 Apply dayg onJ.y. CaJ>Wn secretarial skills & will Fasbioo hlaod. NB. Mike'• l"tab Fry, au w be tested. heavy work ----HO-------• 19lh8t. CM I oa d . Please on I y •-qualified apply. Salary PUICHAS..._ 0 ~ '' '·"'' ! (i '" .. , ' - 54M4H Equal ()ppor Employer CROCHETERS Nt:eded. l800 mo. AGIMT apply Arvilla, 1143 S. BJO ·REAGENTS Heavy food. beverage • L.andec:a1'9 Spray Opr. Cout llwy. J..laiuna Och .,._ ___ S4e-__ ~_1_s ____ 1 room exr,er . Leadlna YOUJll, m1tu.N penon, _4M-__ S2SZ _______ ~......_......__~ N.8. hole . Call Moo·~l mec:tiantcalty Inclined • DBJHILP Experience nee. Apply Sen Antonio W tnery. 1500 Nnport.Blvd. CM DtJJvery, ll&ht. p/tlme. li(uat have car & know bNch areu. Work out of J.qllDa otnce. Call Mr ~49'"2$70 FtlSPAID lam·Spm, 8«·1700 ext pbyalcally fit. WUl lralo. lmJMr. Pcdler. 1e84751 tpm•5pm. Ea crow Secy lo $12K Secretary tor7S8 Housecleanln11. exper . PurchaseClk tol550 Own t ranaporlallon. 1 •~.a.-AccounUng Clk ts50 Over 21. S3 00 hr to start. ~~llU""._ Alto Jl'H Jobi 8'2-1"10; MM8'7l YOUQI mu w /tNOk. no lr\l1ne Penonncl Agency --------• es.per nee. alnt pay. hf'8.t 81 E17t.b Coal.a Meaa HOUSECLEANING Serv. ben efl ll + % 0 r· SUtte:!:M 6'2-1470 need1 women ! Own PROP'ITSispa.8'n-T95 trans. Pam 53l.e522 <Jw1.a. , major lntematlomal c:or· with °"" muJU baodtcap. poraUoo needa people 12.50 per hr., mu.at have oriented uaoclates full own car and phone. Call or part-Ume. 494-5273. Moo. lhru Frf IH2 for ln· Manaaement Trne can earn $1000-+-per mo. Fuller Brush. 531.e864 or (1) 657·7778. tervlew hrs . Hy-Lond Home Sant.a Ana. 1861 West Ulh St. S.nta Ana. 531-8741, otf B~unl, so. ol We.tmln.ater Tli: 50.55 accurately. spllt·UP to 100% for top person, Ullman Sails. 410 Ull ....... big"'-chool arad. producers. Call for eon-29\bSt NpBch. ~O ""' °" ., fldenUal Interview Sam ---· -=------Will be accepting ap· SUmmey,673-7601. SALF.S, co. upaodlna pl.lcationa Mon-Fri Sam· needs 3 people to work 9·30am. Equal Oppor RECEPTIOMIST p/\lm.. Xlnt oP9lY tor Emplyr m ti To l600 collqe student. 847 · '1206 S.U't:CO INSURANCE Progreulve animal --------- CO hospital offers excep· SALESGIRL wanted. Ex 17S708rookbuntSt t1 o oal future Cor p'd.Foroewatore.Marc .. MANA•IMIMT MUISISAIDIS fountalnValley versatile. take charae. O'P olo. Full tlmt> Ambitious people for • Orderli•. Day 1hlfl1 POOL Route Man. ex· matureperson. Mln4yra 67S-5211.175-911"8 subltantial 2nd income. Meta VerdeConv. Hoep .. per'd Sweelwattt Com· ofc exper. req'd. CaJlt-----lllEE ... -• 557-4rll.S 8610mterSt.C.M. &*11.CaU T~Ul. ~-1511. SALHIBP MAMICUllST MURSIS AIOIS uc:.no..1n BULLOCKS So. Coast wlexillUna c:lientete for & OIDlaUIS , p a...&.a For Newport Ctr law Plua u now loterv .. w European. H.eallb Care ALLSHlf'TS , .. 8'9111 firm. Some typlnlJ ln& Cor Sal .. people with Ctr. lo pneU,ioua bd> Eirptr. pttf'd. Wlll train '1504S1 unlimited av&llabWt.y " area. Good poteoUal. lolerated lndlrid~l.s. n-r•tlr --------nex.Jbleboun. .. ,""" •-~t. Ir I tu~ Uf'IJ • RF.CEPT /BKKPJl. 4·mu Appl Pt......t otc ·~ ... UK.'IJIJ 'e pet"CeD· UdoConva eaten nuaP Mmt be eic,per'd ln abttt law firm In lrvloe. Exp rr.M'OI on-81.Fft 3Ptn·5Pm taae P~· Exp ln all 15MSupertor Ave metal. close tolerance. nee. 833·3822. Uu.oc::KS = oall an. Call _N_ewpo__;._rt_&e_a_ch_646 __ ·77_64_1 dial caliber. 11 AD Squll . __ 335'1 __ . -----OFFICE Help. Mature UC•TtOMIS1' ln OPPort•r.~ llAIUNETECHNICIA.N womao. non·smltr . As· For pf'OCt'tlve nrm ~~~~~~=~~ Mu#l have exper, 2nd slst In ofc. work, an excilloa Industry.I; clau Ile. required ; pleuaot c:ood's. P 1Ume Looking ror penouhle, S•l'StN'M Radar eodonel'.Mtll de· to1tart.Cal1Joy63H212 self·atarter. oxper r•· lt4'aDBantwin alrablt. Xlnt Co. ~ulred. xlol benefit•. 48 bn n . Siil A Sun a benerlt1, ul com· Don't 1tve up t!M ship! Salary open, Plua. con maat. Good 1tartl11& aHntur•t• w1exper. "U.t" ll In el1sslfled. 14M41S lat'\ Debb'8al540-l001 or wq~~~ C()n. RZ::..,.'!,a r I oe h c ~ •bot• l'e.ulta I Equal ()ppor EmploYer apPly lo penon a\ 1931 lad iqr., Kerm Rima. ~Ave, 5..A. -Harbor Jll. c.11. .. .. •I .. ... ' . ... .· .. - .,., ~· • ! ~ ..... .... . ,. . \ • .J -.- ( .1•: .·) .... . ~- ~ ~ > ·' -, . ' ' ' t I I .. , -~ ., ·' • . l ... .. l Cle DAILY PILOT Th1.1rlday,Apn11.19n tw,Wmhd 1100 Applicmcn 1010 ,...... 1050 U\lftlock 1075 MlllWcal loah,Sall t060 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ........_.... 1013 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HlfpW..ted 710 tWpW..ted 7100HetpWmhd 7100WAI TR£SSES" D c I ' •-I RA-f.Mora1nm1re brok~······················· M 12' Sl •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••.•••-•••-•• Hoaleasu. Apply in FROT AMACED llOT ut ve vet so 1 • ov t r1d & d · blk . ont1omery oop, 21 .,. b CW POINT Sale. 330jj W es ea l . G .am e 1 t' t. 0 e ran. Conn Min <> M11Uc t-lec fiborglan Lapatralu: ~ Secretary• p /hme to SWJTCUBOAKDOPR peROn Z,.. l7l • . Warner nr llarbor, Satlta mattclWla cofrl!'e lllble.'$, ~ade Morg"n 6\Cld1ng. organ. C'l\C'ctllrnt rond1 hull m1ny ~tru Bril\ol ASSIST. MGIS fJUme. m~~ be a good 11 nd R ect' pt 1on1 s t . Wllt.ttsa/Wa!tera wi.oUld Ana &7'&-29:21 will W\it, 11ora tables a. Western If 14 > LI00.1600. I' P 532·1.259 C'ond Car top' $895. We nttd 2 abarp &ala typ191 S• .ry com-wukend1 & company wlmds Private club AV· . Lam111. nal.li tofa. glas.s 338-lOll fo'mder Rhodes Sta e 73 768·5800or495-122l EXPERIENCED In =ural~ wll~~ty holidays Mwstbeablt1lO ply In person 1101 Mew~W..._. Lop dinette. r ut velvet ~-IOlll eOIO Twin Reverb '.imp --------- WOCDIO'I t:uropean Con· 1 L wor nii 8 ~:S meet the public & handle Bayside Dr. C.dM ' & Gw Dryer rh"lr· Kng or Qn s11e ••••••••••••••••••••••• w t J BL ·s II ke new 23' Stlt.r part1&Uy r.tored lempo ruy clotblna D aguna ea bu,,ypboOd.UlelyC)tn" nnsWEEKSSf>ECIAL bdrm set. matlreuea. ~ • Wll.htraller$700.5'7·341'1 .ale.. Fl\lme,perm JIOIJ. 114~J~y. 1 . required Cootac1 Mrs Waitnu Food/~ktaJls S5ttforloth gla:.s &c wood coffe«" WANTED Mer~.30 S&1lll7•prOritab&nna Eq {)pJ>or. mpoyer Jobuon 6429060 Applyal't4pm,Sid':1 Blue BURK£SAPPLJANCES tables _ALL IN TOP CASH DOLLAR OfficaFunitwe& 18-.-50-L-C_A_T_X.ln_t_cond __ pl.anlort~ mlndedSecretary, pfUrne. SHO Co&dweUBallker Bed.107211tPl.N8 ll4SD,BakerSt.CM EXCELLKNT CON PA I D FOR YO UR ~,...t IOl5 Black spar~ & tnmp: person. Call Mon·S•t bra mo Sh, typlJla req'd. Tc•rha111 S-. 546-8672 lmM734 OJTION ~-4'760 JEWELRY, WATCHES ........................ SUillS. 67)-Sl90 d " betwn 1 Oam-epm for Send resume PO Box 548, '" Wait.reAes. So l.aa. NB & ART OBJECTS. OOLD. lflCCopier. cul.II tolenlnb. 557 9i509 '1 ' appt. TIU: LOOK. ElToro.Ca92630 ~~.'~;np~o:m::ln)'ec CM Pit & F/t. Colfee SEARS ELECTRIC ~·~~rlmplt. Good SILVER S£RVICt:, $130 6n 1311 d11y1. ___ e_v_s_. ----~. peopletoworkfromou; ~be~pc~'ollose· DRYER.whlte.$7S. ~~17461 FINE FURN & AN 673-2l23eves •NEW* SAL.ES-N•tlonal Sporting trvlne offlct'. Full & 549-03.S~' c. 14) ~-3026 TIQUES. 00•2200 rm 1087 Gooda Olalributor seeks SICTYJIUPI.. p/tlme shifts Top M1ytag washer. 3 cyl FUIH.FttOMMODELS 11u--'-&'-ET&l!!...S •-•••••••••••••••••••• RAHGERZO motivated telephone P"ull time .I bMaturde comm. paid, salary W"'.,..HSIS SJOO . Coldspot refrig, Solas. chalts, save 50% .WWWAW AW Rare. wknd. rrui1ae, day saJes oeople to call on womao w t goo while training. Phone .-11R w/autu ice mkr. $200. ormore 714-075.5&20 fromyourbuslne:sscimt DAR!.I NG baby.rabbit:. 111111 Trullt•rab e. Full eslabUsh-ed & new ac· telephone voice. :540-6001 ~/O•w 21 both x.lnt cond. 960·3616 St!nd one c•rd for euh for f.ustcr SS ea Buy riot 8t 1 on . S4 ~ 9 $. counts thruout us. LEONARDSMITH Gulliver·s ~laurant . S Pc dinette set w /lea(. tag plu..'I one spa.re. We {uhbil!I, cu.ic fret•. $10 (.;onlplete. Salary +comm. C.M. IAY &IEACH Interviewing Mon thru Decorators mistake. xlnt cond, dk brwn return permanently pair Mll·SlOI art 4 Walbr&Anoc. local.loo. Call 9am-4pm UALTY 759..0111 TB.EPHONE Thurs belwn 3-5pm Ex-Thermador eler C'OOk · forrnica top. swivel c~ni. sealed atlra~ive tag. & Pianos & Of'9CIM 8090 3404 Via Operlo, NB. forlntervw, 979-4123. perienced only fu.ll:lime top, s bu.mer, Harvest floral yellow & IHJ1ge str ap, meeting a1rhne ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67S.tl433 SALES Lunch&dlnner'. gld. orig price $199, aell combo. $120 493-1989 v1.pn.t reql""'•ui&reUm1ee~t.s .. FoPrrea· BAL, DWIN Parlor Grand. lslande·-r-.,.,-.-•• -... 000--. _A_u_•_A SALESPERSON p/Ume 18482 MacArthur, Irvine $149. 64.>9'7l4. BLACK 8' VINYL SOFA. "' ...,,., " tS 71 ~ 000 "'_, "" Decorating Qr. lru11de & SE.CURITY T red r personalized tag enclose 'o·.,·8330 pilot. diesel, 6 lnstrU· field work.640-2700 1 0 your average 139 Cu. ft. rro11t -free $250. wallpaper. fabric or .....,. menls, self ta1l1ng GUIDOS ~.,01 the mill phone Wanted exper, proficient refrig., top freezer' ln 552 ~ "Day Clo" paper & we sac N~w Yamaha ron-wtndies. pedestal sleer· SALEPERSON M CALLUS NOW!! operator for Xerox 800 use is mos . $175.642·5965 QUEENSlZE Waterbed. wtU back & trim your sole Piano. Ebony. $1400. 1n11:. Mansfield head. F/time. w /knowledge or Above average waget. word proce1s1tlg Westinghouse Refrig landlord says sell. Call lags. Or try two cards ro<1l S2000 548 0223. CNG stove, etc. Days boats & their at· Paid wkly. Uniform & machine !n busy (Wlule)Xlnlcond.$75. aft SPMMS-7896 backtoback 645-432.'i.Sl!iiS.'i40. S49-9616.Evesti7S-t2U. ceuories Phone eqwp furn. Paid vac. Work 6 hrs 3 day eng.mttnng flnn. Good Ph6Jl·32S4 PRICES 673-4080. lransp & phone req'd represen~anallonally general clencal skills & FwwihreW.t.d $2eaor3/SS S.wiRqMac .... 1093 l Man Scorpion 13', full SEAMSTRESS-Sewing & Call (2131 573-9150 or !k~~ .~ s:tc~.t·'Sl ab1hty lo work under F'ng:idaire, avocado lS-6 Pvt Ply wunts ho113eful 4 Slags $1 OOcu ••••••••••••••••••••••• r111:. good cond. S2SO. tuttlng, boat covers. Ex· """tn teU90GuaMrds Sy:.tepms. Arizona. We provide pres:.ure also reqwred cu. Perl. Top fn.r. $200 of furn Mo\lnSt 1nlo 4Br S/9lags$1 SOea l:?I Antique SmJtrr Sew 962·8T.'3an __ 5_P_M ___ _ per preferred. Apply c' onlercy a:.:. pleasanl surroundln~s & l::qual Oppr Emplyr muslsee S8l 7504 home M u:.t be low lOor more$l 4-0e<1 milch"· S7.'i ~ath <.:all Islander 30 Mk n w/sllp, btwn 1(}.3. Fd. Monterey Park. Ca a relaxed atmosphere Starting S725 to S7SO mo Hoa pr1red C:u.h 960-20\JIS, Sales Tax lncl~ded Tim ai5.'i2 <UOO __ IOddlod for race & crwse. NORTHSAILS 917~.EOE Call Mary Ann,Al!IC 8015 S-6PM NOCARD <--4' G~~...a... 8094 many xlras. '27.000. 7_14 751 ~for ap_pt ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• Draw your own or send ..,.....-.•"9 VV<D d· 377 913 Electnr Ave Our pay '>lruc-ture 1s one PUIUC 7' blot' qwlted bOfa & rhr. name address phone & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ay, 518-4 or eves. ___ Se_aJ Beach SECURlti GUARDS of tht' besl Ill lhc bUJjl Wanled·f'\Jll or part lime. * * glass cortee lbl. $165 we'll inake one C'ard per Lynx irons, 2 lhru Wf'<l.:t> 4!J9 ;J.i58. A:lk far Bill. ~ret.ary We hJve an 1mmed nest. Wchaveaguaran workonboats.someex· •FURHITURE• ~-8630 tag.Add2S<each p,-rf.,l·t <'ond $125 IJ'CYCLONE xtras llke COf9nrate s-ret-opemng for a stturity l~ base sala1y m add1 perpref'd 645-0222 .... UCTIO.... Send check or money Or· 557 1lllll ne11o. trailer. 'eest offer. ·...-· ~-. - , 0 uard at our· manuf. uon to a liberal boous & --"' " Oecorawr mistake' Qual d t S Orr ,.• ·~ m Ill " y 'l er 0 "' s I c b ,. 960-2598 m i..c -I u rac11Jly on the 2nd shift. comrn15sion Ou can so fa & Io v es ea l PILOT PRIMTIMG rqr a e ..,cu o vl'llr. ------ re11ponsib1llt1es. ex per Relu'cd md1lary who has IOBe' WAREHOUSE *Decilen Wtk~• Yellow /w ht. $650 p 0 Bo 560 Ulnk, s norkl<', fin:-, :.u1l, 12' FIBERGLASS Reg'd .. r~~,;;:~? :~nbegl~n served In the securily 2 Sh I ft s :iv a ti 3 b I e S~ Loh 644-5382 Costa Mesa~da. 92626 ~wk~ 5~~~~~:.,~lr~;;ond ready to swl. Gd. boat " field or retired police MANAGER COMlmumllh _.! · 1 for bt'glnne r . $300. week o f 4 /18 . Send r I f'd 8 30 2 JO & 3130 !I 30 flv1· '7 48" pecan round dming u "'TTRESSES ... ., 97a 1 Resume to: Classified orcepersonne pre · days a week SlockUqllidatioe1 lbl, exts to 7'. Like new •-* TV,Rodio. O't.¥'-"------- Ad#OOS, Dally Pilot. ro We oCfer outstanding Good oppty for ind iv. •Friday 7•J0PM $1115 4~3298 Single Sets S39.SO HiR, Steno 8098 UDO 14. $875 w ,..Ir. fuJJ C M wages & ben1?fils ioclud-w /expcr 1n warehouse • L'-·11 Size $44.so •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ···ov~rs, "u•hio'n ... •. boal Box 1S60, ost& esa. mg profil sharin..: paid In Contact R<'11ee Ros&• t Su · $$$SAVE $$$ 1-'i kt h ··u ' ... ' " .. Ca. 926216. rash quarterly. stock 833-8095 ~~'."req'd.pea"~0~n!fi~ ~(;~ c~~~~l, B&J MotltCS\ Fot1ory COLOR n·s hook. etc. Must sell. Secretary I Recept1001st ~hase plan. 10 paid Foor Pcnoeaf 111teni.w pkg. Salary open. We honor BoCA. Mast.er 586 1154 838 !:o~t Is• c;, ~.A HCA· ZENITH MA GNO 675-~---~--- Nwpt Beach Su1hng bulJda)'s, paid mt'd1cal, TIMM.IF£ CharStc, CAS H & • 547-5636 GoodSelect1on Guar Ld . Id' busmCS6 Office + Sales dental. vacations. sick Ul•"'RIES, l .... C. ~'~~~ CASH! ER ·s CHECKS Ant. fro me/mirror SSO . X Portal>le11 &Consl)les lrr!11e1r o&l~ov'::. u c1:~ & phone exper desired leave.rel.Jrementetc """' " but NO PERSONAL lg dbl box sp/mall. new NEWPORTBCHTENNIS SlOOtoS268 f'ull time. inc-I wknd!> To~Terlroft liqid Oppor E:Mpoyer CHECKS PLEASE. Food $125, pr new cust s~I. CLUB. L1m1ted Mem WRl<ilrl' TV Jerry_67_S-0006 _____ _ c.au 714.&u 7IOO Cherry Fasteners '~ '·d f.:O\\ ,\<;,\(')llt\11 'i available on the pre· sprcadll $l25 pr. metal berships 644-0050 785 W 17lh CM, 646 1786 loah. Sllpa / l21A E. Warner Ave PersOMeiAgncy cruses.. It.ems subject to cart w/elect. ull. $10 . GUITAR $25, Sngl bed Doc.b 9070 SECRETARY Brokeruge Sant.aAna.Ca927tr7 37238 h S N 8 presale. ralm blkoul wind shade $25 4 ~rougbt 'iron Complete componenl ••••••••••••••••••••••• r d C II Telephone tl"l' l , · · " .. "'rTBlS "'UCTIO.... 74 .. w ~ ..,.,., """" · -::.yi.lem. sell 1mmed1ate , . exper precrre a 1714>S45SSl1 COUPLEMEEDED 557-0045 ~• .-" ,_,.........,~ barstools $25. 645-3269, ly Aka18"reeltoreet.fi6NewportShpavailoble 644·9lll askfor Maggie EquaJ()ppEmplyrm/C llXniEmployer 20751/:i Nwptll.CM g' lle-ulon ,..A"Ch & lov 646-71118 Pioneer Amp tuner. for approx 2 mos. i----------i To answer our telephone, ,._ (714183,9625 •' '-AN 1:....c "123 ..... " 9 "ECRETARY.maturetn Ret.arned ....._. -""'Ml, $125 Solid w"'Ki Cr:.ip• R trk . Sanyo .,..,..,, or.....,..,14 " m your home dunng non "'""" "' Villl's Latin lmports "' d.Jvldual for ooe Sttrl of SECURITY GUARD ore hrs. Ideal for semi re· or 17 I 4164M616 l run d I e bed S l 00 Ope.rung around Apr 11 turn tab I e I. an c er loah. Speed & fire m NewJ>(lrt Rapidly Part·Ti!IR llrt'<i or d1Sabled person 673-3600 l..Jdo Village Mall. Nwpt speakers. fiSO or bst ofr Sid 9010 1•xn.andmg bustnes:.. typ M t I 645·9064 m;-a must Shorthand Wt•haveanopenmgfora w' ~ s . l ';:. ev 1'1 n We u-Jobsl 9'()yste.rVelvetSofa$150. PINBALLS SO lo choose -------••••••••••••••••••••••• p tune secunty guard to =•nuns er. r a ey l'Nlfll • 8030 lttc pr f.R r hr.s, crewel •--"'-& M.......1-Glaslroo 1973. deep V hull, helpful. SWary lO S7SO k h r Thi or No. Hunl Bch area p from for your game rm mu:::,. _......, lB' 302 fo'ord Eng. 'l70 642 1324 8 5PM v.or any s I l s pos1. Backg d ho!> rt I TO SS$$$S$$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• des111:ns $lS ea, :i marble Al Amusement Under -,-pm..t 0 ---lion will provide vaca-roun '" · P a • Secretaries Unused Sankyo Super s. lop tbl'I $100 all. Brwn GI 12931 M St ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vvolvo ltBI B1 ouldrivfe. SECRET ARY lion rehef & be on call on med.tC'al or nursing field f.-t sound. p ow e r ioom recliner chr SSO. mlSc ass. ' arn .. lo ..... -1....& anson r r, x nt sac. or a reht'f ba::.1:. Rel.Ired helpful fo'or inh•rvit•w ,. .. its 64S.3167, :;707 Seashore. GG.638-2162 ah.....ciifffeftCllK•/ st·hool. 7Sl·4185 or Well groomt.-d J>t•r:.ona rail llt'kn Tuley wkdy~ Tech Tvnish t·amcrn. ~. 5S2..so49 aft Nu S«Yle• f020 "'"'' .,...,., b I e s cc r c I a r y to nulilary who has ::.crvt'd ~l !'I PIX 0pe''"r·~ S n (1 l German Sliver Parade ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.,.. .,,._x-______ _ L d C t 10 lhe secunly field or re· """"~ Saddle Appr $1500 ASK an scaJ>t' ontrac or tm .. >d pohce force person BRl::NTWOOD NURSES NEW Trundlt.> bec1. mat · · SPRING CLEANING 17' Stevens l-1albou.om. V- Typm!l & hkpng cxper nel pref'd 546-1506 Acdng Cl«tts OOCJS 8040 tr esses & ,. o ,. t• r mg SlOOO/bst ofr 642·6256 Have your hull cleaneri & dnve. <'USlnm pamt & in re-~wrcd Only quahf1cd To----... Te ............ _ ---------•I ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1251Hest 0Hcr IW8!i958 l:twnlOAM/5PM ready Hogan&SOn01v tcrtor V:\nt·c trlr anplic:rnls need 11pply .... ~ nrua u,.._,hn..-· S C 1 wlma"" .,,800 8460"16 .. Cherry Fastener!> "1..1,.-·--..-.. Golden Retr1ev1•r Pups. Schwinn Varsity lO-s1>ccd mg erv1ce omp ele ·'t ., ....... .,.. · """ jl 1<!24 E WarnerAvc ---------•I Rcceptionlsh Champion hoe. AKC Mu.'ltscllfusl' Housefulo£ 14"w1rewhcels.6JI ·~. underwater yacht mum· '" " R09""'1 Gardem TELLER CJeriLs 0 F A I.I w k s rlassy nr/nu rurn. Nuug 673-S852cvcs. tcnancc 531 5921 2301 San Joaqwn ll1lls Santa Ana. Ca 927o7 F /lime position avail 96 6360 sofa /love scat . J(luss cof --------1 l<I' SKI Boat 9011P Mere. Rd .. Newport f!.:h 17141 :><15·5511 Uanking exper prt!f'd TEMPO 121315 · · fee/end tbls, dcC' lam~. For Sale: ln'tl sterltn)! 6 YEARS EXPEHIENCJ-: $1000. Xlnl. cond. Call: SECRETARY t:xecut1vc Prc!>1dcnl·~ personal sect 'y Com pose let.ters. d1ctapbonc. t.ype 7S wpm, lite Sf)l Logan Inc lrvrne In dustnal Park. 556~41 <Joyl Secretaries !IPotSs~ ·vaLT rt Ml•f»"IAUv Yt n". ''• • ll41C....-Dri•• 546-.041 tArros11 l''rum Ora11Me <.:c1 A1rpurl 1 t..qual Oµpor to:mploycr EqualOppEmplyrmi r Cllll Mrs Todd al TemporaryH!Hp AKC. West Highland woodgamcsel.2bedrm s1lverwareserviccfor8, Varn,paint,layout&de· ~.(.i11 _____ _ Goldenslalc Bank 1n Caff540.44SS WluleTernerMalePup, sNs, qucen1full. 11allo SHO ; Community sign non·sk1d. Spars Boah Storog. 9090 SECY JRECEPT Downey. 10230 S Pam fo;qualOpPort-:mployer H wks . Easter g 1H . dlllset&more.9fl2·8217 s1lverplateservicefor12. clean rigging. wax & •••••;••••••••••••••••• mount <2131923 !1461 1---------· 002 9!ili.1 S'lS-0: S1lverplalc silent wash. Top qualtty , lo Kap1dly grow1n~ Arr h1lcc tural l-'1rm Equ,1IOppEmplyrm1r ~Sal. 8055 butler & c1g case. $50 pnces Fresl "4S928S Boa; Storase Space WOME:HWAHTED DOGOBEDIENCE ••••••••••••••••••••••• each; Spanish )!u1tar Available. Newport -needs multi talented __ se<'Y Typm~ 80 wpm, l TIRE CHANGt:R Min 1 person of<'. a happy yrllrestoreexp l600+t.o warn Arrh1t.f'ctural ~k start 645-2380 11.mcl h1•lpful not rt'(t d ---- \1on· 1nro. 752 9164 Peter Tl.A Va AGENT \ L«ndrum & A!l::.OC . J'k for ku,l1 for hou secleaning serv1rc F\111 or p/llmc S3 20 hr Must have own tran~ Irvine area !).'i& 0327 CLASSES start Wed, GARAG ESALE made of R05cwood & 10 Boats. McrfM Ounes. S3I> mo 644-0510 A pri I 20, 7 . 30 PM SATURDAYS Apnl 9 & laid Mother or Pearl. Eqyipimnt 9030 Nwptdrv area 546-4928 16. lO·SPM. University $125. Call 9611-589tl urtcr ....................... TrCllt5pcwfaHOft Par'k. Irvine 17626 Iron 5pm. Complete Chry .,J1•r ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLLIE PUPS. AKC. Bark Way. Some trad1 maruJoldsfor Jl~C'u VS AJR.rcrft 9110 normaleyes.beautSuble tional. some ''old Piano. Kimball ronsolt'. lnc ludc'i m.1 n1folds , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 yr:) a:. a manaJ(er Womrn wante<l to work & While. $7S lo $200 modem . Sofa·bed, sofa maple. bcn cond SROO. !: rizer~. t'lbowo;, end BABY ACE '75 Coot. 6 dorne:>Ur & mtcmatwnal for J Jn •ct• ' H UJ:i:edy 9f.i3.BS4 I w chr, love scats, ore roU·a way beds. $35 ea. 8 plate-everythmR for ltrs. TT A .&E. $2500. t.''<l)er SalJry + comm \nn hr1u.,1•1·li.t •wn 1r1• ReRISlered Kcesbond pup chrs. <'ard tbl set. end pc Broyhill dm set SSOO. twin engines with 430 PhoneG42-6760 art 6pm. SC-CY JRECEPT10HIST c .. 11 f'aul !W!f 4111 Start $2 511 hr Ha llll':. pies, 6 2wk::. old Easter tbls. lamps, dbl bed. SS9-5420 hours $225 total cost ---------~~ 11.hrl' pli::k~~~ blf.~r '"j "I'll &VE.I .a.'-~ thru rn ms f~3 Sun Shown by appl only. gla!>S dmmg tbl. drapery Mesa Verde Country Club Call Dale at 496-1821 Cu:ifM!rs, s. I d d J I ood l & ' -~ Aws:n' <2131 592-3GU or <714' rods, lampshades. pie· Eqwty Gold Membrshp i1 SEAGUU. Outboard Rent 9120 iv'...::~ ... wl Ilk I'· ypm~ k with m1J1Jmum 4 yrs ex WOMEN ~ l\pp11rel d1' 8"6·5166 lure frames, lg mirror, for sale. 97g..;431 aft Spm mtr Xlnt. cond ..,.,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• kC,.,....,,a 5 1 "'to wor pr needed for hll(h com tnbulor w b:l">lt: rn1tlb good cluna & silver. tbl ~ CAMPER'S SPECIAL!!• Tl*Sal 111 our Bay~ide mer c 111. I age n cJ: in abtlity 97'J lt!OS, H :XHo 5. Male Golden Ret. for stud hnens & lace. Oneota I & 4'x8' HO & N scale tram 99S·'l70'7 eves. an 6P M SoPt:r c lean 1.974 l ton ulesol~tt Mustbcwl'll ..,_ n..a"b. ,. I tor ask for Mano 2 Yrs old ~/paper• • l treas e I It / F' d S C ·---·~"-. -"'"' an1que ur s. ayout,compeewx Aut.opilot.WoodFrecman or uper amper J.truom · 1100 smOltt'r 6< appt ~~I ...._ ... _..a.....,.. shots 85 lbs. Beaut. kitchenware, women's lras SlOO S46·1>1m model 11. S'lS(). Call Special · fully loaded' '-'f1JOY "" rkm.: wilh Pt.'<> _......_....., ""' ~· ytl I h 10 k ll C C 1 c 11 ~ 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,.......,.. an me cot es sz • n1 mg 493-6825 10' i' ampway ampcr. P•· 11 'r!i av1.s Typist. exp Xerox 800 supphes.mtnk cape. DE WALT Radial saw, Many extras! Asking wkdy~ bl wn 10 & 12 ol)t!r1tlor I nterm11tent ....... 8005 While adorable poodles. coost. quaUly & Jig saw. WANTED. Trailer or dot $'1500. Call 962·9898. M2 1112fi work Nd lmm~hatdy ••••••••••••••••••••••• l o y, AK C r em a 1 e. Ofnce desk SJ(); pool l ble Gd. serv. life. SS7-8077 ly for t!'I' Outboard, call S•·rvll'C MJt1vn Attl'n nw<xnrt-752~ Wonderland 751·5588CostaMesa $150; '64Chev 4dr$SOO; Jerry67S-0006 1970 OPEN ROAD II' Of . FREE patio rum $20; porch SW· Paddler would lik~ lo pad· ---'--------• cabover camper. xlnt fl.int 1·xpl·r d l1ay & Ji---------1 A t I mi: SIO; dlrung tble $15; 2 die for a n Outrigger loots. Power 9040 i'()nd. 557·8681 t-:v.., 1''1111.'lt ll 11m1· 1\p-TYPISTS ft 1ques. SealyhamTemer rcfng $125 & SSO; prac Club. Exprd. 673·1077 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------- µly Shl"ll StJlto11. 17lh & INSTANT 111 t: E w " r l' ho us c AKC. 847·954-0 t1ce golf net $30. ; child's POOL TBL, custom, full Classic '64 Chns. Croft Motoriud lillH 9140 ----------i lrv111c. NU <ramrrwd w1lh ov1•r SOO • 11wino set $20 TV cabnl S S t 18 Va ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.ET ... IY ----ffi\,1,1(' ht1'lfCb. 111ekelo AK<.: foemale Corker PUP· ,, • 5Z + rum & appUances uper por . . ~ A ~rv1r1· Mie ;\llcndilnl l~SIGNM£NTS p 4 mo 'hots --·• SlO each; day bd SIO. '·k M t 11 • w/409 hrs Bnstol cond As81~l to Ofr M.anagcr u•-r'd J"\lll or " tJm(' Ai) dt'On 1.Huno::., nn·w. or y, " s ' n'-""s Beam bot lies. 2SO' "'• u e new. us se now RI ue book $3900-or r . l N ..-,. i:iln.,, wJll docks, lovl ng home Sl50. ""odWl n"ld. misc pipe 499·34S8eve G7S·'>nl>fl(lO•i 'n mnnu rorp ew 1\pply Arru Stalioo. 17th 644 2879 aft 6 30 PM w ., ......., ... modern plant In 11 8 &lrvuw.C M J!rdndfalher rlorkll, · · · f1lt.m~. hd tools, pipe Afncan Zebra Skin. ge· . ---- .ir•·u ne('dll d yn • m 1 r SECIETARl£S f,u,cinuuni.: anUques Btf 1. a Hect 1onate. in dyes. misc baby 1lms nwne. includes health 35 Chns Tn-Cabtn. AP. 1>l'1i.on cxp~r'll lo "'" ~Vll't' Sta IMlol fu11 nr OverSl.OOO.OOOWorth telhgent ln!lh Setter. 5 9142 Annik Or. 11 B C'Crtlficate.497·1329 SS. OF. new cpt.s. 80 hr.. pha1tt''-11( o(c work p llmf' Apph 990 E TYPISTS Amenran lnlemJtlonal mo AK<.: make orr 9682165 since M.O H on twin f'lelli.t• _.pply 111 Jlerwn (~3."ll tfw) N H (:.ille111!:", lll02 T K1•tt1•r &40-54ts ' . SCRIU •as Chrysler V8. Set' al Slip ScJ.eiaC lni: St . lrv1nt· Tel -------Moving sale, yd furn. l IVft"1. 35, Balboa Coves If int °'?· S.Winc) Mac9'. Opn STAT TYPISTS 754 1m Open W1-d thru Oooorman Pincher, male, sngl bd cmplt, lawnmwr. lut'111£IS rail (7141 984-3961 eve 54l2 Mcl'"udi.lcn Av\' fo '"''""'11",.., '°"''dr 11 c Snl !I /\!\1 lo4 P!\1 V1s1l' 6 weeks. no papers. 125. old p1ct frames. records. ~ft AsJung S18,000ortrade" lluntinl(ton Bt!ach \1rpon ~o .it.141 Mil' I & fl ---C..all 646-2231 & misc 620'" Acacia. Reduce -Piano -714/ltM,ll AU 1-:n.: 011k lluffrt $225. --CdM Fri/Sal/Sun Pooch -Eotire -Jet Surfboard W:1ter Jet -~~~~~~~~-jSharp Gal µ l11T1t> thJt Cl.ER"S M.irbh• t11p w,,.,h,land FrfttoYou 8045 HEROIN powered Bsl ofr over Secretay ...... Front ore l)t'r11onalil y Xlnt typing & hl't•vY ~ for indu.'1t'I rt•11I etil. °' c. lllOO ltll~ 'Y\ rkO\ I A\'i<)CIAI 1-. PM'H'HtlAA)Mcy 37?.3 Bl~hSt., N.B 557-0045 100% Employ~r Retained c•,in ~r'll..•lld lh<' wa\ 1 I\ "" lllf' b11t·k1ni: $195 ufler ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving, mosl everyth1n11: I'm writ.Ing a book about S300 Ph 642-7344 lhulk & do. No typrnl? or f'<11d Vaul10n.' 3 30 pm call ~9')41; F'rt'<' to good home l.ab/ goes 64 2 l 6S9. .at I \.he d.rug traffir. I Just 2l' Day Crwser Olds pwr fllMY <'lot.ht.>oS Pr1if ~ ~ Duy Wei'k M1Jfll.h Hea ul 1 t ul rou otl bed C.:Ollle, female. S mo. All SaEmSuenion ~M CM fo'rl tau't ftn1sh It I ran't de Jacz pump. $5995 S4(). 7osj yni Surry 00 cigarettt!1I Or LonRc-r w 1solld brass headboard !!hoUI. 493-9180 l· n. 9-S C' 1 de who get s th c or 963-SOS9. Mfit & R E co S48 8300 ll'11 Your IH<'ISl<>n HEROIN ~IOumonJy YOODOH'TPAY ~ ~ SWING SET, 2 swmgs & Moving Sa.le, Everythmi: ----·-----'67_0_w_ens __ C_a_b_1_n_C_r_u_1s_c_r-1 ----, seat&lldder. must go. Furn. free1er. , WEPAYYOU! Kimball·dU() art player 847-0688 ski equip., appl., TV, Moving. 9 gold dvnport Mechanically OK SHJ"1MG & P.ACICAGIMG DIPT. Call nr C(>me In Today IU'•nd pinoo xlnt cond. clothes etc Sat only 82! $100, 7' be11(e dvnprt $4S, Outside needs work IEL[~ Sell/lnf? 1142 1244 TOY POODLE Puppies, 3 Cortez St. CM cnr Bnstol wrght iron fern stnd $35, Make offer. 557·2337 ask We h11vc un OJ>('nlnl( man nlJ 1t•rl depl Sul open w 1i.onll' ex per . but 11.•111 · · l "v,. , . tra1n. Full ro. beneht~. ell-1441 Oeltron1c Corp., 929i---------• a., b d •-N-> dbl bd cmpll $35, Capt for Mike ••SllOPAT•• m...,es. pure re ' no .. -..... chr 125. misc sm tbls1----------1 pnpt•ra. ll weeks . Jonathan's ~ MOVING SALE. Must 111).$25, denUst drill $50, Sears L2' Fiber Class sell. Dinlnl( rm tbl, 6 Uu Cane projct r $35, boat·Merr SHP oulbrd. CANNERY VILLAGE Blue eyed bird d ol(, chrs, rhlna All wood. plants lg yuccas, ferl\5, Must sell togeth1•r1 $86. 25 Shops to Serve You female. 4 mo. Very lov· Uvlng rm divan & rhr, ~p1ders. other m lsc Call t1ft. 6 PM 6'1S..tl04S TYPtST 4223lalSt.NwptBth Ing. mist l amps. stereo itcms.642-1272. loah,SaH 9060 SHIP/ltEC'G Needed full t1n1e. Must Anllquesora & rhair, also 7Sl-5327pm I Magnovox ), other VW Camper tent. Sips 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hakedil, t:.M. S4S-0403. Fa.~t fiKced mantdactur· be accurate w trecep-nusc items. Ge Sh r 6 It.ems. 3242 Washington Fits all. Xlnt t'ond. Ask· Deluxe Columbia 36 Why ~t.0~~mde~~!f::1eia:: llonist background. San· 842·7430 x1r:·w 1kf'ci/~~ni::1~ Ave. CM. S46-l447 ml( $100. &12·9101 bear JOO''I of the cxpent1C' dJvtduaJ Expr In tn.ick ta Ana/Tustin area Ren aissance fa<'lory dog. owner heartbroken. Honn 1060 WEOOEWOOD"G of a luxurious bout wheo routing, packing. etc Salary C'ommensuratc showroom now open to 548-9321bef.4PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ads st.v you haven't Lhc ume w w /experience. Call h bll b t PlNTO gelding 5"' yrs wtgrill. beaut. con $60 i.a1l everyday' Why •S.C:. 11-'" & ::!w~f~~~~ .. Fl~~~~: S44·S33'7 btwn l~ll AM or ~ e ear~ r i ~ YR ~p~ I Free. beaut. mother cat & &how / pleasu'rc. ssoo' 10 spd. bike, rode 3 postpone your family 's Ac~Cl.ka&Bk.kpni advancemeot.' Starting _2_·3_P_M _______ "--lan&V~llenteypool 3 kittens. very mellow. 768-0230tives llmes.pcrf.16() Obi bed unJoymenl or u Cully M .. \V anv P-itaona' '"""'b'1" •. I 645-8399 w1wooden rram~ $30 MIJ u Ip p" d I a r u (: r ·-v 1 .,.. S3 to $3.50+overtlme.i---------•J lB es .. ant ques . M 7 1 ed Wooden lbl w/4 chrs ~.,1..,._., H~ · " Employers Pl}' AU Fees Apply an person. 9· 12 Uh*I Wll•tiq Wholesale & retail Color SEU. idle items with u AW>' are, yrs, lra n $3$ 644.7183 sni ....... t . ere 'I an °P· U& ~,.. Ace.ocy wkdays. 8:11 W. 18th St. . ---brochure free. Monday DaJly Pilot Claulflro Ad Western & Ena. Sound. . por t.o Join 3 famlhe11 In 4020B~hSt,&.el0t Col!taMeu. Saturday a-5 s.sa.7242, 642_5678. 15 binds. w1tack. $550. MIRROR . 48 .. x 30..._ ... th~•r long stand1n.i. New-portBeadl m.1180 ---------· ..... ._. D82l6S 2304 w 2nd St Phl46-a021or840-1421 very aood cond $50 harmonious love amur ~--l s A · · ·• r. wMw • 1050 d .. SS4-032D w111 marvelous sallboat Sr. ••Sii=-' Xlnt oppty ror indlv. • · · ....................... Argentine sid le 18 18.IXXI <only S:,O. mo for ("1 _. w/3·S yr11 worlime o 'e .... •CH 1010 STOREWlDESALE +brldle, Good cond.. BeautyShopChalr thek1tty1 IT14>67Wl.36 ......... b'I· ._ comp. exper. Typing ....................... New£iusedrum.appl's, M ~~aell lmmed. Dryer.dorSale! "'6'-••s~ _.... WI SO+, accuracy • must REFRIGERATORS misc. WllJIOn'& Bargain 642 .. 94·94S8 .. ..--"'" SBIETAllS MOPED WAClEHOUSE SALE Famous Western Euro· pe:in mJke. Limited number for sale. All µneed well below retail. All w /fal'lory warranty & lulJy assembled. Call for detaJls. MS 9'189 Mo~°:r!'r' 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Honda 197:? SL70 dirt bike. Xlnt rond. $250. firm. 673-6429 Honda 250 Elsinore. $650. 6.11-~'lO. ~73·S8S2 eves 45 Harley·Davld son Tri ku. Dtipendable. $1,400. S57 2165 1973 Kaw H2. 750 CC. spec µainl by Damon Rebll cnJ( suso. 642-8907 or 75!15807 iO Triumph Bonneville. Completely restorett. n4!w en!(, trtins, brlc.s. etc R<>CPlll, '1200 Award Mtn. Sat·, must sell, xlnt runnmic <'Ond. &tit Ofr 675 R443 aft 5PM ·nn; Yam 400 Mono. man)' xtrlUI, llke nu, -.tored 6 mos . $950. li46~ Must Sell '74 Suzuki RL 250 $400. "70 Hood:. SL 90 $260, 3 Rike 1'raJler $300 . Take all for 185(). i>h. 9639152 More Jobi tban peo· plel ! I I I Top IHSSSnt Many needed now. 'type 50 wpm or more. Sb, no ftb. •Ute ab Gk. lndivlduaJ needed w/lt1· Good t>eMnt pllg. Salary WASHF..RS-ORYERS Nook.C2 Stores), 545 & 1070 "Commande r " Full d •1 --'U $700-teOO. Recond!Uona·Repros & 814 w. 19th. CM 842-'7930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Amailog grill cooks Keel Soop t714>639·S724 '7'2 lla.rley Davidson 125, ust rec."' ng exper. Fr D 0 0 1 11walul with ne'Wllpapers or4.94102l folr cond $200/bst of!r opcoXlnt.bmeClt pka. SaJary ~'~~~ al amage. uar/ e &548-3262 WA....,.ED only , In 7 minutes . --------1 """7"""'-'""' 29 Yrs In Oranite Co. 1"'111 C I 20 '64 Good Cond. ....., -.. .., 'vpm. DUMLA,'S **I BUY** TOP CAS ti DOLLAR S3l·333'1 loa<ied. $3SOO. Exotic Laverdu 7SOSF '~~~ 'Y\ JR~\ N1l.,Qt IAl l'-l81S Newport l:U, CM Good used Fumlturt> & PA I 0 f 0 R Y 0 lJ R ~ 01'1 Aquanum + stand 615·3704 lute '75, mtnt cond. 1900 C~_,L$48. 7780 A~~Uencea--OR 1 will JEWELRY. WATCHES. & mlt1C' p&rt.s $25. Call ml blood red 848-3347 P'aru ....... , ART ORJECTS. OOt.r>. !n9-6247 IR' HOBIE w1lra1IC'r. new ' . . NYi:; rRO\A A51QCIAI [ 'i 3123 BiRb St.z N.8 Whol'll VoorTradc? se or SELi. for You. SIL V KR SERVICE. tramp, rudders. Bllr1&ge 76 Kawa311kl KZ 900 like H7.00d S182perDay MASTERSAUCTIOM FINE FURN & AN · Ml~l•10111 atotl'd. S1400 firm. Oy!I new. cuswm eeaL 3000 hlM•llAllllCJ 1lull'1UtUelopay 646-1686&113-'621 TIQU~ MS-Z200 Wmted IOll 2 \ 3 S 9 5 6 6 2 I . mlJ~.S2000orbcatoffer. 37Z3 BlrcbSt, N.B. 1~ Employer for Ill\ lld In the Dally Pilot. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti: /W\nd 714-840 2184 ~ nJn 117.0041 R«alned Si'l"V1re Directory that cnn ruvtcra twin bed-enclosM Solid aoJd Omega watch. ~ 11 · eve 1 J~ Emptoyer ellabllshyourprofealonnl In Soan. ublnet. Perl 11200 value. make ocrer SSSCASH FOR ~ER No 10827, 1ood '73 Yamaha J.250C. aoo. a.talned F\od what you want ui Identity. For more In· for I.flat guesLUaed only over suo 631· 3530, Good used rum1mr11t11 rumacond . $700. 2t5S2 Loe SerTanos, lAa. Dally PUot Ct...tneda. ronreuon rail 542 S678. 6x ·s.. Make of r 844..-039() mSM2 evM\lnp rnn & ac.ovea $46-0768 114&-14<M Nia. ~..oao 0 J~_!l~. t 00• •' '•ti 1 I ~u:·1 Trudt.t 9560 Autos Want.cl 9590 Alltos. lmport.d A.utos, l111ported Auto1, l111porhd Thursday. 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J ay 546-SSt!f__ AM /FM, ti track ~tereo. !-'Oil ~l.t:AN ~o7 p~~1o~i~;,~~P ~ . 838·93..a ~~ ~ SlOOO firm OltAMGE COUHTY ·n t'lnto, aood cond. "70 Tnumph Bonneville, ln1lenn1: plt.c. 6 mu.: COSTA MESA MG 9742 VOL VO .. PH IL 0"1wr ~S.ke 0Ht!1 ISO-cc, idnt cond, askan wh!J, crwse cnlrol, ~hdl DATSU.._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMMA<.: l...ih.· ·7s <.:cl11:4 1 F,...XCLUSIVLLY VOLVO LONG ~ .. c;fit; $1400/bestorr 768-8MS. w/sUde w mdows, 25,000 f""lll OWNl'~fi 120011 \t•r> LaraestVolvoD-Ouh.•r FORD ml 64.5~ 2114S llarbo1 UIHI '7 l MG MJcAg.t. ~·urc!ul 11li:.. look!>, 1 un~ m Ora.nae Count)• T.! l'1nt.o Run.ihollt, i\ <' '76 Moko 440-AW ,73---;;-T-Xtt .. ~-p U O.t.a Mci.<1 :,411 &110 12131!ml ltl30makeofr lilo.1: 11l'W t>rk Ml'! BUYorLF.ASJo: slu:k, So.000 m1 11r1.: Wbeelsmath up -pipe, • · ord / MGI Uro"'" SacJtJl1: mt Auto, OIRECT nwnr. $14:10. trt:') tl:!Ml "'' pep, cut piston, Jo'ox Loaded,lom1,xtracln '76Dal:iun2110l.4 ~p<l,u1r. 9744 AM / .. 'M , Vtup, pin 530 =~i:ci1a;:~k~u~~;~;. ~~r~ ::~.75~~0 n IMPORT CARS ::~· 1~1~/:~1~a3::.~~ ~1:··~·~~-·~::~::.;·:.:~~· ~~~i~i 61~~t~.9~.: ~U-~i' ~.~~-,,~.·~ ·~r:·d~,t.cY111·n~r· .. ~~~!. caps. Xlnt cond. $1200. t'leetSlde, hi ruise AU MODELS thnn 550<l m1. $t000. Ph Yt!Uow. Mags, ~9/ofr. ' ... 5J8...47Sll fl 6pm b ----~--t2l3l800 9143 496-4739or ~7 7103 ii Toyota Corolla 1600, ai.uuorn, radials. dk blue • a _.___ _ uckel 11ealll cpt.s, Lan· Autos. I~ -- -__ -elect ii:nt 4 i.pd .:d e<>nd, 2025 S. Manchester 1 ........ ,,,,., °'-"•m• 1n1 1ext lmmuc cund. '1S Honda CBSOOT Ukt' tlau top & tarp, reblt cog, ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Dutsun Sta Wgn, lu '69 MG B. new clutch, $800 , s.~ 2 f ........ '-'••-.. , .. .,.... ~ lr12 :'>OO'J new, under 200 mi' $ll1S. 5 x!!'Ml m & out, 77<1·!1286 ;aft Gefteral 9701 m1lt'S. xlnt cond. 1-·or info needs body work, siooo · 64 4 Anaheim 750-01 Phone8'2·1768. _,.._ _ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'23390or646·7ll89 642-9254 Tri..... 9767 Atlto6,UMd '1:lLTDCountrySq. Wgn ·72 PIN1:0. ~tt>el btllled '74 Datsun PIJ, auto. XKE Roacl~ttr '6:1 l!nl 510 Wun,-cle"n, •.u·ck '~ 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM1t'M stereo, A/C. t!lx rodui.l tires, &ood cond, 1B'16XR·75. Fast. I h II l!l "'" O I l I N " u " '70 SPITFtnf:. Nt'w top, ,._...... 990 I mt, 52200. Plt·use call alt 768-0376 Sacrirlce, $340. w cam per s e . ·""" pa esc11 1w:.ir ew mui::s. R iii. gd cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.,.. PM 378 ---------mi, 1 owner. 968-2355 red hut~. 1ww lu1> $5000 SIOOO 6<12 9731 n dials, stereo. Clean . ....................... 6 . 581· 7 """'°""' 9960 Call646·5638 aft 6 Ucnllc)' "'f" <Sllll71!8l PIJRSCH£924S run s gr1:at. $1 2SO '72Pinto,auto,xlnt.Must•••• .................. . Motor Ho.wt. '744x~ ~.Ton 'l;t; Sl'll, ll 11 1>. u 11 . '75 Dut11un Sta Wgn t.10. We h ave an (.')(('cllenl v.a!n_ 3l9:1 * $499 & up * tell. Best Ort er. pp. 1970 P lymouth Duster . We~ 9160 G~:=· d1arcoal ovr shell grry, u1r cond, Auto, r:u·k, liki.' ~lec1lonplus lhe olluwagen 6'5-50'11 small V·8, air. au\<>, xlnt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• gray hides. Very i:ood new, 8J3·3UJJ da):S or (;hamµaunship Edition. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. $1200. (1)493-~ automoh1lc' 496 7139 eve l!r12 LTD Squire Wagon : FOR 1B4T 68 Datsun PU, hard toCmd JIM IUl'IOii\N MTflS HOW!!! HEW•USED A/C: Auto tr:ins, P IS. '74 Plymouth s tation 1300. Body never bent, E I d •75 280Z llLLY ... TES vw·s P /8. n ew r '•dr'al•, wagon,$1,99S .. SeelnDa1-t97626FT. s b aru. Ne w tires, 21.24 Cour4dolJI\ "" u "' ,. p de 752 7°•7 c whocks. dlx rack. l ly Pilot parking lot 330 GMCMOTOIHOM& chrome nms. AM/FM. asa na .... A.JC. sterl"O t.iru>, nt'W YW noas HE ~ ~ r 1 ally l':Jll c \llLOS ... -...-O•er 125 owner. $21~ Call bef s W~at Bay St.. Cost11 'Fully aelf cont1uned. _$1200. t'rrm 557.:.0206 ~Aff;"~IO:-J 75i 7K-l; · ratl' ... mag,, \Int cond San Juan t:ap1strano pm S49·08S3 or eves Mesa or call 642-4321 for Wffkly&dallyrentals •• 76 Chev. t.uv. Camper -S!.1175 or .. ,.,umt· low 837-4100493·4511 IMSTOCK M2·0727 more mformalion. ask CALL TODA. Y! w I b 0 0 t • " M I ... M Alfa Romeo 9705 ll',IM' P> rnb l~J.I 53511 Herd to fiftd ror Rlck or Oscar in fleet 979.2500 Ca!!setlt:. Bt•st ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·75 2"'1Z. C'lrJn, lo m1 . '62 B SC. New tnl, reblt A.MC 9905 1!173 Torino. Sl950. Full garag~. __ 6444498. TRUE CLASSIC "' tcans. runs good. 970.1149 rnoc:t.11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• mamt. & rl'pa1r records. -------- 25. N ROAD. Fully 7lFordlOO 4whecl $.lrive " ""' _,.,., ..,......... . ' S ---waion:.. Two to choose OPE -Alla's Cmhl'lta Snnnl ,\ ~~~.,. ~~~pe.o'rnebewsrtaodsrr' ~_.Asking $4800. ~ '74 A.MC Sportabout 752-0ZW. 968 7343 '7S Plymouth station self-cont. Reserve now 8• bed. AM/FM :.tert'()'. clean Iii body with 640-70'.!2 1976Ponche912 naallUUll De.luxe. l).r)I, l' · p 8 · ORIG own selhnl( LTD Crom.One 1s9-passeoger for Easter. 644-8385 -'-t """nd . ..,""',or l>ffer bt>auliful utw red pamt W1lh air rood. & stereo. tiR,1(11et!,J~·. rechnan,g !>eats. S2lSO wag, Country Squire. for $2.395 and the other 1s ~i'J ...,.,., and a '63 1300 Veloce 'H 260Z 111r. AM /FM, \~JNONI. 6'2·33'79 1!173perfcond,allextras. a two-sealer for •$2.295. Trallen. Travel 9170 engine in gd. running mag~. "Int cond, $<1700 MIHT COHDITIOH luldc 9910 Lux car ror only $2700. See m Dally Palol park-••••••••••••••••••••••• v.. 9570 cond. <this engme ha:. M to'day"l 833 l~ llLL Y .a.TIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5Sl·SS33 ing lot. 330 West Bay St . 16' Shasta, self-cont. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• been r unning strong m .73 1200 1 pd A't L'.. "" Costa M•sa or call gas/elect. ref rig. $950, '72 FORD VAN my Spydcr 'U l l replaced htr. gd t1sre11' &'' b~cl;' VW.PORSCHE ~a~ui~~a~np~~a:p\~:~ '73 LTD Brougham . 2Dr. 642-4321 r""or more an· 642· 1765 a Cl s; 30 + . . 1t w1th newer ltlOOl. Will Sl900 Call "G"'""" brwn w/Wlule mt., vinyl formation. ask for Rick wknds. New paint, new tires. sell all -mcludmg spare .... """" San Juan Capistrano A/C, AM /PM . .SO CC top, loaded, nu radials. Os fl S37SO. 646-9743. A.M. <I speed trans., lots of 1975DATSUH 837-4100493-4511 eng, xtra clean. $2.SOO. immac.494-6474 or car m _ cetgaraice. JwtoSw-flce,Ports ~ j!Wc parts and an MG 968-5430 --.-'13 Uust P 1S. Rcyl. dri.<.' lrA.ccftsoriH 9400 -. --Mitten car cover for 280COUPE Porsche 914 1.7 '73. Codilloc: 9915 F ORD Mus t ang 70 brk 11 rr lo ml air AM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 66 Ford Van. SIOSO. Runs SISOO. Phone 645.5108 4 speed. mag wheels, Phoenix red. (990JFU) Grande V-8, auto. A !C. rad·. xln't cond. sisoo. v w ENGIN FS good. J:d _ t ires. body, t.tfter 6 or u45.7!:.4~ und whht• l'Xtcnor. air rond . Kon is, AM /FM, $4650. -··•••••••••••••••••••• stereo. rlean. Make or 963.893J USED-tn :nu'iLT rtJll,7611ij8<13 lca\'erns.:for lltnni~ sterootape&inexcellenl 547-0-041 days. Eve & ~-\'\ fer.644·9726 1--------DerBuggyShop530~J40 Mu~t ~ell,66VW Van,xlnt condu1on 1215488\ wknd 640-7153 ask for '65 Sqr bck. 2nd ownr. ~ '70T·BIRUAM/l''M cass. '1llFury,v1nylto1>,cle1rn, running t·ond. A:skm.: '67 GTV 5 s1xl. Wt•lwr '· OMLY $6695 Byron Xlra clean. AM W M , . full Perl cond aut.o. air. Xlnt cond. $67$, NOTUNJ_;~~OVER ~J.8'J3·1832 _____ ~~~~~un~\~tl'~~~:i:.:'.! 67Por11cheAM/FM,reblt ~~~ofr. 645·3'1l5 ' .• ~-.• : ~~t sefi"'~soo or best 4~~---- Chnstiun Car l'o C 646-2688 eng, best offer -..:::.-..~ -olr. 581·7897 PonHoc 9965 Sue '74 hevy Van.•., ton, S4S 274-1 ----~'../ ---••••••••••••••••••••••• 549 8-098 t'lL'!lom11ed. :\laKS. quad ----·-·--'&1Falcon6cyl., auto. Call . • -'12 Spyclt'r Grl't·n n111 :?X45llAHBOR Bl.VD Q J" Ip · 75 Pontiac A~ln' Air 1'' rd t• 1 d r'o lllpe de<.k. i\M F~I . lo vert. lo milea"l" ma"' 5 ·73 914 2 0. Appr. Grp. Iii! rty anc r1cl' Cherri 642 -11'\2 D)S ' · · • o a t•mrt•Jrcn -. rru V-8 IJ5()1 SJ600 or " ,. 40.6410540-0213 Maf(s, or~ w 1 blk . (,utlfJ1Ht•1•d b7~6614Eves $400. • 25,000 m1. l"l'On. lklow 2 Ford trut k 15". Slug ~torr 64.i 1s&s · stereo. new 11111 Supcrwr Rat 9725 AM FM 8 tk. :lliM mi 1 , 1 ... 1• • whl ~le , xtras $1975. whls, 1 :.phl nm, 1 tlrop cond. i\:.kinl( $!WO. J'h "' 'ti:! 4·dr J-'jlcon. Good 1:1-17 5713 center. T handle gear '7S Oodue Maxi Van. mdl. 642 0&11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~liUO 1112 Jll">H I' •I• II• I k '''' .,.,00 ----., t raru.1JQrtallon car ..... I I sluft u:.,embly ror VW 830, &-WOO m1. Chrysler Audi 9707 ill K.'MI ~puh·r Xtra low ·71 !111 Wh1lt' I o"m·r HEW '77 RA.lllTS I 1 ~""' -...1., 1 ,1 firm. s.is 75811 · '7ti Firrhi r< • 0 m a':. Slll. P~ir VW ad:ipters air. auto, p JS. Ask mg ••••••••••••••••••••••• rn1 ''"' • t1nd See to ~upt"r111r cond. Abking *I 00/o Discount• ,.1 l\ ., ,\ 1 "ti ------AM F~I lladm, aar c-nn<I. S7.SO. L'.ampcr roof \Cot $4500 979 1805 a:.k for hl'l1t·\I' ~14u0 H40 ~70 S<.'Olt l'h642·0641 P /s, P w $:>400 or b:.l ~-Gm<.: Van rndio 51S. Mano 73 . 1001..s. Jlr. 'tereo, On Most Models < ·' 111.1~~ 111 Mercwy 9950 ofr. ~8762. Dual port ht•:tds ror VW. -Salver Blue. 1 mm ac. ·71 SPIDER 124 •7; l1ng 7U rn rs t.• he 91 l T •VW s..a,.,,..rket• '' ·• 1,., • C:ount~.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- S20 each Pair IS" ma~:. 67 Ford Super Van ·1on1o: $3200. 673-6789 _ :-. e w hr ks. \ \I FM . A\t /FM . i\ C, cover, ski '67 BlYl 74?0AW •. $Pill !lrf, 1 •vm.t 1y 1962 Monterey. nuns '67 Firebird. AC, PS. PB, S.hole Ford SIU '7 1('h••v wheel base, 1 µt &-lj .71 FOX 4 dr. sunroof, mai:s. re<l ~ l>lk $1700 rack, Ret·aro Sl°ij\:., l?BiJYP r,H'i/ •••. i lit C.iuill.tl good, SJOO or hcst oHcr AT. n~·w tin•s & muffler, Van stecrini: bhl $5 trark. $900. 548-:!6119, AM FM stereo & tape. &l21858 Burgu11d) l'h o ne b?Bi·iOJ/Llll .• •.Ill CJll67S24111 aftlpm ~Jt.73 1i8:l-_i ____ _ i\ u tom u t 1 {' po 0 I 642 6351 8'79·4573. • M,JSll'I Ol·.1kr --v-997 4 chlorinator S4 TJbcx Xlnt. cond. $34SO is F1ut ~ l'.l lo.i1.kd with 12 t J ,1r&l7'1 .. 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Ong '77 Ve" a . like new, 9.000 Al'o's G1"uhet1 n Spn' nt A c ean use <'M'>, tul' s True .. • f A IC 36 000 .. Corv tl• \~k ror Paul COME, ... &-SEE "-> lop, sunroo • · · owner S26SO. 640 •\6'16. ml. mll"S, radio. 67S·t>588 • Clean '"l llody with e C!>. '~ ,... II bo "I d I t d $2 2SO '68 Cad Convertible, " " O'N1•1ll THEALLHEW .!ll"10 ;Jr ru v mi. x n con . • . ------aftSPM. beautiful lll'W rl'd 11a1nt HOWARD c .. ·.,--•·t ('r1:.1.1 \-h-~3 S40 9640 ~\·3907 evs/wknds white, full pwr. SlSOO,ofr. 74 Toronado, 'Int ('rind lo -----adtr u 't.J 1300 \. dnr(· °'" rvt... 630CSi HOW! ----848·!1!l58 m1. full JI" r A \1 WM. llaH· :-.oml'thrng to sell'! enginl• '" i!tf runnins.: l>ovr At Quail !'t~ 1Y73 llonda <.:t vu·. l llbk, Toyota 9765 --------stereo. 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AM/FM. pwr, air, Mich X Uru, (RSM Jl ) 4!M 2146 '74 MB 4SO SJ::L 36M. snrf, stereo, m1rh X Urea. Leather. Mint cond. '14,000. 673.3222 Bob $14.000. Mcrccdc~ 'Dom: 4&6E, 41.lvt'r . 211.UOO ml, SPICIALS 833·0730 work, 400·8418 8210 4 Door . 4 apeed, _ho_m_e _______ 1 nMllo. (087PKE> 75 ~LC. b1ack, tan Int. lt75TOYOTA COltOLl.A SEDAM 2 Dr. 4 3J*(l, ndlo .tr heat.er. (072NAL). Tb1e week OHLYS2295 1971 TOYOTA c01tOL.1.A coure 4 1P«ld, r1dlo • heater. C813C8Ql. Thia week P1us Tax• U cenk ·74 COUP F. De Ville, 27M. xlnt. $64SO. Ong. owner. 552·8766 i2 Eldorado immac. All xlrau 39.000 mi. Nu steel tires $4950. 640-8639 eve. 9920 12 Charger SE. $l585. Xlnt cond. MA-41Mllll or675-82S8 '74 OMC '-'T, SIB, 6 cyl Plld For Or Hot ·~tick •bell, mau. 21'5HAR80 RB.LVD. MOW $2795 unde1r warranty 20.000 888 DOVE STRE!:1' mi. a lloy \ll heela, aun· OMLYSlotS MAl.qUIS MOTORS MJSSJON Vl&JO IJ I ·2110 4H-12 IO Potd \...... Olarbor Is Victoria > i....,, Xlnt cond. COSTA MESA 5' ·44& 1150 N ew 642-0613 JffW!, P$00. ------- Near MacArthur r o o l. ri e w X W :Jc •Jamboree Road• M lch~lln1 , $21,500. llJ.1100 4.9'_"'8_Wl _____ 1 M.UqUIS TOYOTA lllSS.lON VIEJ O ll I ·2110 495· l 2 I 0 1800 BS S ptwgn, A /C. '7$ Oranada Pwr steer atereo. lo m l, xlnt. cood. brakea, Top cond, Silver, SS.29U or 547.3339 low mi 4.94-7377 OUN TOalNO VI •u•a '''"' ••oo,., 11r, ,,,,.,,,,., \tH'•fW1 00*''' O•W: OfU f1, tMftO N••t" .n ~htrj!f ,.,H, •in•I 100• l1nleO g1u1 l&JKVVI PINTO IUNAIOUT ' '"'. eu•n .,,,.,. f.-t~O'., .1 ... 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S'ocks TEN CENTS Wine, Women Repented; Thief to Pay SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A former Brinks secu rit y guard who re pented in court his brief life of wine and wom en financed by a $400,000 heist has been sen- te nced to 10 years an a federal prjson. 'I thought it would solve my problems and al didn't ," Richard Charles Rees said Wednesday or h is ill·fated. 11-month advcntur<' U .S. District Court Judge Cfl arles B. Renfrew ordered Rees, 27, to prison despite de- fense witnesses who urged that the Vietnam veteran be com- mitted to a rehabilitation center . Rees pleaded guilty March 2 lo a charge or bank larceny -tak· ang $373,000 belonging to banking mstitulions -and to transport- ing $411.935 in stolen money from California to Texas. The Judge ordered that the 27-year-old former Marine serve the maximqm 10 years for each count, to run concurrently. Renfrew said the r equest by d efense attorneys that Rees be sent lo Delanc~y Street Founda· tion, a center for ex-con victs and former drug addicts, was "just not viable." ''My obligations are to society as a whole. If the sentence lags so far behind expectations, you lose any deterrent." the j udge said . Rees enjoyed nearly a year or fast li ving. after he vanished Feb. 11. 1975 with a champagne crate stuffed with cash, leaving puzzled law author1t1es in his wake Ht' had i.topped h,Js Brinks armored car at a San Mateo restaurant on pretense of making a delivery to a girl. He was captured without re- Ca11er Ends Nuke Plan U.S. to Study Alternatives of Breeder WASHINGTON <AP> Presi- d ent Carter announced today that he is deferring U.S. develop· m ent of nuclear breeder rc•ac· tors, the power plants that pro duce add1llonc.tl fuel but could help incrca:.e the sprt>ad of atomic weaoonry an the world. Carter said the n :.k of spree.tel ing nuclear weapons "would be vastly increased by the further spread of :.ens1llve technologies w hich entail direct access to plutonium, high ly enriche d uranium o r other weapons- usable material." The breeder is powered by plutonium and is so named because 1t produces mor e fuel than 1t consumes. The s t atement issued by Carter said the United States will s tudy "alternative designs of the breeder " but postpone their Baby Death Case Doctor Ousted Second Time Fire Hits V a/,ley Finn A multi-a l arm fi re roared through a packag- ing factory m a Fountain Valley ind ustrial area plan at 11 am today The firm. thl' PaC'kagt' F:H·tory .1l 11065 Condor C1rcl('. '' .. ., complt'tely engulfc-d m names which were battled hy fl\'(• llunl 1ngton Rt•ach and Fountatn Va!lt•y fin· units Imt1al reports indicated t h at tw o co mpan y employes s uffered burns or cuts <luring the outbreak of the rare Apparently no firemen were injured in the fa rt• The roof of tht' huild111g w a" hurnt'd t hroul!h and wall., Wl'rt' ht•i.:11111111..: lo burklt• ,.., f1rt•m1 •n "trug gled In nvpn·om t• th1· -,tuh born hi Mt' Gay Cyclist Sought in HB A police dragnet 1s out today for a motorcyclist who apparent ty attempted homo!lexual attackc; on two young men he p1 rkl'd up a long Pac1f1c Coast ll1~h"-aY 10 Huntington Bc:irh. In vestigators said today nelther vichm of the We<1n csday n•ght assaults was st>raously 1n j ured. Uoth escap~d from tht•1r captor. Or ang~ Coasl .._ 4 ,.,, n i~ Weather Westminster Community Hospital officials have again sus· pended all m edical privileges of Dr . William Baxter Waddill, 43, a Huntington Ha rbour physician char ged with murder in the Marc h 2 strangulation death or an hour-old infant. ~ Dr. Waddm ·s privileges were fi rst suspended March 9 by the hospital medical executive com m1tlee "hen police launched a probe into the death or a baby girl born after an unsuccessful saline abortion attempt. The committee reinstated Dr. Wadd1ll's privileges except ror perrorming abortion:. at the hospital. Just before the phys1 c1an's March 24 arra1~nment in West Or.mge County Munic1p.il Court Hospital officials declined to give reasons for Waddill's seeond s uspension Waddill will race a preliminary hearing on the first degree murder rompl:unt Monday 1n We'-lminsll'r 111· 1s free on $25,000 bail Waddill had nu eommt•nt on his Lilt•<il SUSp<'nSIOll Tht• We:.tm1nsl1•r ho'ip1t.1l has ht•t·n lht• targt'l of at lt•u st three anl1-abort1on proll'st demonslra· taon'l m tv.o v.l'eks police c;a1d But ho'>p1tal off1uals said the demonstrdtions have nothing to do"" 1th Wadd1ll 's c;uc;pens1on Westminster police Lt Joe Woods said about 300 protesters picketed the hospital for about an hour Monday. Woods said some of the picketers were youn~ ~irl!'i ""eann~ parochial school un· 1forms Spokesmen ror Blessed Sacra· ment and Saint Bonaventure pansh<'S said members of their congr egations have heen in· volved with the protests but de· nied picketers have tn<'luded schoolgirls Peace Talks End V IENNA, Aus tria <AP) Peace talks between Greek and Turkish Cypriots ended here to- day adoption for commer cial use. Without mentioning the pro1ect by na me, the sta tement ap· pea red to spell the end of the pro· posed Clinch Ri ver breeder reac- tor . a $2 billion, demonstration plant planned near Obk Ridge, Tenn. Carter said he would also defer inde finitely the com mercial reprocessing and recycling (lf plutonium produced by U.S. nuclear power progra ms. O•O• 1'1101 S••11 PMIO ~pforLlfe Candidate for job as Hunt· an g t on B each lifeguard jumps from city p ier in s imulated rescue effort. Qua l ifying te s t s for lifeguards arc being con- ducted this week by the city ·s marine safety of· f1cers. Soldiers Warned NAIROBI . Kenya <AP> P resident ldl Amin of Uganda has ordered his soldiers to stop arresting and lnllmldaling inno- cent civilians, Uganda radio said in a broadcast Wednescjay. Amin cautioned the a rmed for ces against creating fear and panic among the people and interfering in the judiciaJ process A reprocessing plant planned by industry at Barnwell, S.C., but now seeking federal su'pport, "will receive neither fede ral en- {'OUragemcnt nor funding for. its completion as a reprocessing fac1hty." Carter said the United States will shift its nuclear research money toward alte rn ati ve systems or nuclear powe r that do not make avail able m aterials usable for nuclear weapons. Rescued2 Improve Hospital ,. • in Two Huntington Beach boys, overcome by t.oxic fumes while on a Tom Sawyer-Uke odyssey in· to Huntington Beach's s ubterra- nean nood control cha nnel tunnel system, were reportedly improv· ing today. Spokes men aald J oseph Deupree, 10, and Gerry Marlow, 11, were still listed in stable con· dilion at the Huntington ln- tercommunity Hospit al Intensive care unit. "We tried to talk to the m Wed- nesday but they really weren't ready yet. But we talked lo Mrs. Marlow tod:Jy and she said they seem 100 percent improved." s<11d Detective Sgt. Luis Ochoa, of the police depart m ent's 1uverule bureau Deupree, of 16761 Viewpoint Drive. and Marlow, or 7592 Volga Drive. both in Huntington Beach, were rescued Tuesday just minutes before they would have died They were rescued about 4 p.m . by Fire Depart ment Capt. Gene Saunders, who Inched his way down a 30-inch diameter concrete pipe with a rope lifeline knolled around his ankle. Ile and other firemen h ad searched numerous t unnels for the boys, who were reported mis- sing Monday when they didn't come home for dinner after going nut for an Easter vacation adven- ture The tiny tunnel beneath Beach Roulevard at Heil Avenue -one <SttTWO BOYS, Page A2) EASTER EGG HUNT IN VALLEY An Easter egg hunt will be held in Fountain Valley Saturday for toddlers lo children 9 years of age at 10 a.m. north of the City Rec r eation Cent e r , 16400 Brookhurst St. Children will hunt for candy eggs a nd special prizes a nd be visited by the Easter bunny. The event Is s ponsored by members of the Fountain Valley Recrea· t ion Department of the J aycees. sistance Jan. 13 by the FBI in a s m a ll New M exico t own southeast of Santa Fe Rees took the stand Wedt)es· day to plead his own case. alter earlier admissions he bad gone nearly broke spending the stolen loot on gambling and ro mance in Texas. Asked why be took the money. Rees replied, "I was running a w ay from Ullngs ... I was The Way It Was mixed up at the tim e, didn't think 1 it was that big of a deal, not any bigger than what 1 had done in Vietnam." He told of his stint in Vietnam, where he beeame addicted to morphine after it was used to treat pru n and of later attempting suicide by swa11owing explosives a fte r there we re "no d rugs available.'' l'llolo by 0 .. rte L tlmmerm•n A Laguna Beach bathing beauty, circa 1940, stands by one of the hottest surfboards of the day. an 11 -foot-long, 78-pound job made of redwood and spruce. The board was made by and belonged to Lagunan George Zim- m erm an. Currently fashionable s urfboards . called "pumpkin seeds." by Zimmerman, would be about as tall as the gi rl in the photo. Huntington Seniors Ring Their Chimes Ne w chimes in Huntingt on Beach Jligh School's SO·year-old tower have begun to ring, thanks to the efforts or the school's graduating seniors. Members of the class of 1977 or· ganlzed a fund raising drive to get tbe $7,000 needed to buy the electronic system which now rings the hour daily Crom 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. The students s aid they pi cked the project because the tower ls the last building remaining of the original school. All the others have been replaced with newer structures. Cloudy tonight und Fri- day with local mornan~ drizzle . A htllc cooler an land Frid ay with highs in the low 70s Lowi. tona~ht 111 low 50s. INSIDE TODA\' Music Equipment COrifisc8ted The fund·raisin g drive in· eluded a $3,500 dona tion from the cit y's revenue sharing funds, whic h left the student-r aised lund with a $2,000 surplus. That money. they say, will be used to buy and Insta ll a clock system on the old tower. School olficials said most of the donations for the chimes and clock came from alumni, some from as far away as Alaska. Classes dating back to 1910 were represented and school oCClcials said all the surviving members or the 1926 football team sent a donation . The orange baa become a pro/itatu symbol for gay& m San Franci3co. 11 1" being u.sed in a protest aga.mst Anita · . 8'11on.t'1 campajgn for r~al· Jng . o law barring 1ob biol .agafnat homouzuab. Su . P.ogeAS. ladex AIY-S.Mu ., ltj\9.,.,y,_ ., ·-· 9efMKll ., Me•ln .... C.IK""'• A• 1o1-nwa1,_, .. 0-111 .. c._11 Na11 .... 1 ...... M C-ICI AU OtHttc-ty •• Cf99--All , .. ,.. ..., ........... At ....... CJ-4 •Mwtll ..... At Mec•M.,._.t ..., ·~ .... , .... h, .. ... ~· .. , Tllfft.n -· ......,__. •t ... ,-., M ........... .. wwwi.-• • .... ~ ., By ARnfUR R. VINSEL OI ti. Dally l'llel Staff The FBI h as confiscated $50,000 worth of st ereo sound equipment from a Huntington Beach tape and recording ouUet once conv icted o n federal charges or pirating copyrighted recordings. Federal agents said the Pearl Music Company, 5075 Warner Ave .. won't get Its equipment bac k this time, although it was returned to oper ators in 197~ after a $12,000 fine was levied a gainst lhe fl rm. Authorities said the confls cat• ed electronic . equipme nt will be held as evidence until the U.S. Attorn9'1 Otflc• decldu wbetherf" not to proeecute. No matter what the outcome of that decision, said Huntington Beach Police Detective Bob Sutherland, who aided .FBI agent. ln the local investigation, the gear will eventually be sold at auction. Investigators raided th.e firm loca ted in a Warner Av enue shopplne center March 2) as an outgrowth of a s..,arate probe in- to an alle1ed international music c asHUe tape \heft rl ng. They also aeJced a stock of merehandlee lncludina more than 2,000 l•Pe ca11cttc1 alleged- ly produced by tapln1 lealtimate rccordlJlia by 1rtl1ta including v1rtuaUy everyone from Elvis Presley to Eltoa Jallo . No mana1em• ·~•men for the Pearl Music Company were available for comment to- day about lhe latest music piracy char ges against the Cirm . A gent Diel< Web er, a spokesman ror the FBl's Santa Ana regional office, said no ac- tual arrests of any employes was made. 't'he deci1don on whether to file criminal charges or thal nature must be made by lhe U.S. Al· toroey's Office ln Los Angeles but In the meantime, the c:om· pany races civil suit penalUes., lnvesUcators ralded the Pearl r.tuJlc company based on ln· tormatloo developed durtnf a probe ol a Milford, Conneellcut~ bated nrm which promises aab- 1crlbt:ra ~ low·c.ost 1teieo t.11* over a nv.,.year J>Ql'iod in return for purchasint a stereo sel. A reporter for Lhe Hantord CCoM.) Courant newspaper who became auspicious about ac- tlvtdes ol tbe National Music Corporation beean delvtnc lnto Its deallnp and rurniahed ln- rormlt.ion to federaJ authorities. ln~eAlgators said tbelr probe lndlcaied the firm beaded by a former doo r.~to·ctoor e n · cyclol*ll• •utesmen, 1\onald Morf. Med the Huntington Beach · firm u ltl manufacturer. "We are 100 percent ln accord wlth eYefl' copyfi8ht law." Mori told lhe Coor ant recen\11. "Go ahead and write a damn •&or>' lf you thtok we are ln tlola· (SM PEARL, P•I• A2) Donations to the fund also came from students, school staff member11 antf focal residents. The qhlmes 1y11tem has the capability of playing holiday music. the school's fight song and the alma mater although al prH cnt It Ju.st rings lhe hour. Memben ot the class of '77 have uked. lhe alma mater to be played for lh• first Ume during their lf'aduation ceremonies on \he campus ln June. - H/F Thursday. Aprll 7, Hin Pilot Logbook UFO to 'IFO': Takeover Ahead By RICHARD P. NALL Ot ,,.. Otlty Ptl4C SU!lf '111AT'S ODD," I said to my wile, as we neared home in Laguna BeJlch. "There seem to be lwo flying saucers up there ahead." ''They are fiying saucers," she said excitedly. We peered up lnlenUy bul I also tried towalcb where I was driv· ing on Catalina Street. They were tra veling from north to south, maybe a thousand feel above Pacific Coast Highway. And they bad colored blinking lights, lhat went on and off rapidly in a radial sequence-clockwise, I lhink. Bul lhese saucers weren't in any hurry. Not like Neil Purcell's recent UFOs that disappeared over the Top of The World. These were moving at a leisurely pace, like they were enjoying the sights. And they were big. NALi.. REMEMBER PURCELL and l are both. trainec:f observers, he a police capt8.1n and 1 a newsman. My wife told the neighbors. And we chatted on front lawns for a while. But the saucers didn't come back. Possibly li ght years away by now, I thought, powered by· some mysterious stellar force and carrying tales of Laguna Beach to another galaxr. Bill Conover was elated that we nad seen flying saucers. Although a resadenl of Laguna Beach all bis life, Bill bad never seen a fl ying saucer. But he conceded that the topic interested hjm and be was pleased that someone he knew had seen them. I phoned Sgt. Dave Avers at the police department. No help. No other UFO sightings reported. Purcell must have been off duty. But these saucers that I spotted were big, Someone must have seen them. l wondered if Avers had heen pledged to secrecy by the FBI or CIA or some even higher power ... My wife and l heard Bill Conover yelling outside the house. We ran out. BILL HAD BEEN enroute to his boat ln Dana Point as visions of saucers whizzed through bis bead. Then he saw them, coming back up the coasl, jusl as we bad described but going the opposite direction. Bill got out or his van and climbed on top of it to look. As they got directly overhead, he said, you could see that lhey carried an advertbang message in lights. Bill drove back to Laguna to tell us. My wife was disappointed. "It was the first end-of.the· world kind of thmg that I ever saw,·· she said. I told our news photographers next morning of the fly. mg saucers that advertised a market chain. One quipped that it likely was expensive operating flying saucers. that 1 hey probably dad the advertising stint to finance in· tergalact1c tnps ANCYfHER WAG suggested that possibly the beings from another world had taken over the market chain. prov· ing that the Arabs and Japanese weren't the only ones with money. TWO BOYS RECOVERING •• th;1t made· a 00 ckiir1•1• turn <'"C 1n•mc•ly d1fflrult for ('Jpt :--aun 'krs to ncj!ot1ctl<' -was tht• la.t,t •)1)1• they plannl!ll t0 !>c.irch Racum R ap Stirs Flurry l 1 NIT f>: I> N 1\ TI 0 'l ~. 'l Y . 1I\I'1 A rc'm.1rk hv l S i\m h..l'.'>!.:idor Andrt•w Young thut h•• '"ml'tames thought nmaan had "inv('nll- to th<• l 'oiled N at1om1. Young, the far !l t h lac k t\.merican ambassador to the world ori:anizat11m. told n Bntish 8)'oadcast mg Corp. intt•rv1cwcr that Britain lnstltutionalht>d r,cism "mon• than unyonf' 1•l11c in the history or the t'arth." OAANOIE COAST Ii'' DAILY PILOT !::.=t~~·~~,~·r,::::::::.:~'Z (o.t\t l'\tb'1\f\11'1t (Ot'l"tt.i.f ~ ..... ,~ 41e And on Wednesday, Captain Saunders !'aid he had gon<' almost as far as he could to the end of ms lifeline held by other hremen al the tunnel entrance when he heard the boys moaning. Investigators said today that Detective Gil Veine. of lhe police 1uvenlle bureau. was interview 1ng the Deupree end Marlow hoys. who had a history of play· ina around the tunnels. "We want to know how long they were in there, for one tb10g." said Sergeant Ochoa. One of the prime con cerns 1s aho trymg to establish what type of toiuc gases tbe vicllms en· countered inside the ne..,..ork of tunnels and which caused them lo pass out. The two prime theories are that ll was methane, or swamp gas caused by decaying veee\a· tion swept Into the storm drain or perhaps carbon monoxide rtom the exhaust of autos on Beach Bo"1e~ard. -Increase • Exceeds Forecast WASIDNCTON (AP) -The government said today lhat wholesale prices increased 1.1 percent In March, the second big monthly lncreaae in a row and much wonetbanexpecled. The increase was sure to fuel demands lbat lbe Carter ad· m inls tration take s teps lo cQunter a growing threat of an ln· nationary surge in lhe economy. The March increase followed a wholesale price rise or nine· tenths of a percent in February and was the largest monthly rise since October 1975. Although prices of farm pro- ducts led lhe price surge with a 2 .5 percent increase, lhe m~t alarming danger signal ln the price report was 'an eight-tenths of a percent ancrease in prices or industrial commodities, up from a six-tenths or a percent increase in February. Ecooomlats look lo prices of in· dustrial goods as &iving tbe best picture of underlying tnfia- tionary trends. There were sharply higher prices during the month for metals and metal pro- ducts. textiles, apparel and transportation equipment. The Labor Department said prices also turned up for lumber and wood products, rubber and plastic products following declines in February. Price trends at the wholesale level are eventually passed along to the consumer at least in part, since they represent higher coets to businesses that produce the goods consumers buy. lf continued for a 12·month period, the March increase in wholesale prices would result in an over-all increase of 13 percent for the year, well into the feared double-digll range for inflation. Wholesale prices increased 6.8 percent for the 12-monlh period endmg in March. The Labor Department's wholesale price index stood in March at 191.9 percent, m eaning that goods priced at $100 at wholesale in 1967 cost $191.90 lasl ' month. F .-...PageAl .. PEARL ••• lion ... " The music tape sales which the FBI claims Is an international s cheme used to induce prospec. t1 ve clients to buY stereo sets also orrered free hol idays at a New Hampshire resort. Resort operators turned clients away, churning to know nothing of lhe asserted vacation arrange· menl. Fog, No Wind Sudls Tu:o uadYachls The two lead yachts in lhe Balboa Yacht Club's 600·mile nonstop Guadalupe Island Race were stalled ln fog with no wind orr San Dieeotoday. Flrelock, skipped by Syd Johnson of Santa Barbara's Pler· point Bay Yacht Club, had moved into the lead seven miles ahead of Bill Hartee's Red Baron II out of the Huntington Harbour Y achl Club. Flrelock bad 61 miles to go at 8 a.m . and was not expected to fiolsb before late to- day or early Friday. The rune boats in lhc Newport Harbor Yacht Club's 800-m.ile Cabo San Lucaa race also were experiencing light winds of( M a1dalena Bay on the Ba)a Collfomia coast. John Scripps' 79·fool ketch Miramar out of the San Diego Yacht Club bas taken over lhe lead and is 1ailln110 miles ahead of John Reynolds' 38-foot Ghosl ll of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Ghost 11 was lhe first boa\ to start last Saturday at noon. 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Children's Sleepwear Nixed WASIDNGTON (AP> -A federal agency today banned production and sale o( children's sleepwear treated with Tris, a chemical fl ame retardant believed to cause cancer. · However, the Consumer Product Safety Com· mission voted 3 to 2 against recalling the 120 mllllon Tris·lreated garments already sold. · The commJssion voted s to O to allow consumers to bring back garments for refunds if they can show that the garments have never been washed. Commission Chairman S. John Byington said that washing a garment at least three times "will rcmQvc nny unacceptable rtsk." Commissioners R. David P1tUe and Thaddeus Garrett opposed this position, saylna that because Tris bad been foWld to cause cancer in laboratory animals, all garments treated with it abe>Wd be re- called from consumers. Feared Kidnap Victi•s Santa Ana police today released these photos of Kai Cin· dy Silvria, 26, and her son, Robert Eugene Gildon. 6, reared kld.naped by four armed suspects who stabbed another man to death March 29. A third woman, Mary Joyce Paddio, alias Anita Love, is also missing. Anyone knowing their whereabouts is asked to contact the Santa Ana Police Department al 834-4211. Anthony Testifies Before Grand Jury Orange County Supervisor Philip Anthony and lobbyist Frank Michelena were among those who testified Wednesday before the Orange County Grand Jury as lhe jury continued its lhree-month probe into county political practices. Anthony was the third county supervisor called to testify since the Grand Jury investigation got under way in early January. So far. two indictments have come from the probe into cam- paign financing related lo J>05Si· ble conspiracy and misconduct in office offenses. And it is Anthony's successful 1976 campaign lhat is a focal point of the inquiry. Wednesday, lhe Westminster supervisor and his attorney, Verlyn Jensen, walked into the jury waiting room and were out in a bout 30 minutes. His appearance reportedly was voluntary, a~ were those last SHP-59 January b y h is f e llow supervisors, Thomas Riley and Ralph Diedrich. Michelena, who was a major contributor and rundraiser for Anthony's campaign last year, s pent more than three hour:. closeted with the Grand Jury. Earlier, two Diedrich aides tesliried. But neither Ray Rhoads nor Lyle Overby would discuss their testimony, which took most of the morning hours. Of the lwo indictments already handed down by the Grand Jury, one released Wednesday s howed that perjury charges lodged against political activist Loran Norton came in testimony that conflicted with his one·time con. fidant, Gary Newmyer. Norton. a Republican can· didate for state Senate last year, <•llegedly told the jury that SS.000 he r eceived from political ranan- c1er Gene Conrad was not used for campaign purposes. FM STEREO, FM/AM RECEIVER, RECORD PLAYER, CASSETIE PLAYER/ RECORDER, 2·WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM e Thry wF'le r 0 wr•ll '.u1INl Ir ( (101" .1nfllhcr, n match ·8 was only nAlurat And -;o It 111a•.1ha1 S:>ny malchcd lhe It::::::;:~~ 1wo Component Stereo ;Jnd Comp;ict Slerco became <ino-tho SHP-59. r OfT!b1n1ng mr bl":;t fcalures of bolh. The fut111ch sounrl ot componenl s1r:rl"O phono, FM, cassclle player/recorder plus AM/rM f1o;tf'ntnq w11h n serarale IWO·way $peaker system. And lho "dn-;111nrr" good looks ol n compact, including a -;moked dust covor. • Five H eld In Beach Braw l Five peoplt' were arrested in Huntington Beach Wednesday after fights broke oul between beachgoers at city and slate bcuches. One altercation drew a spring vacation c-rowd or about 350 peo- . pie at Pacific Coast Highway and 5th Street. Police said they arrested three people in the skirmish at 1 :JO p.m., including a combatant and I wo girls for allegedly inciting th(' crowd Another b.illlt• erupted beneath the city pier and lasted for about 10 minutes while a crowd of 100 milled about. Rocks and bottles r eportedly were hurled at a police officer, but no major injuries were listed. The skirmish reportedly was set off by two young girls who battled each other before male friends joined in. Authorities said alcohol was blamed for the mis understand· ings and there were no indica- llons or gang riv airy. Death.$ Suit $500 Million By T he Associated Press A class·action suil seek· ing more than $500 million Cor the deaths of all 249 persons aboard lhe Dutch airliner involved in the Canary Is land r unway catastrophe has been filed in U.S. District Court in San Francisco. Two other suits were also filed Wednesday in Los Angeles and San Diego by relatives of persons who died in the Pan American 747, the other jumbo jct in· volved an the March 27 col- I 1s 1on that kallr d 5i7 pcr!>ons al Santa Cruz de Tcncrafc. Your ChQice s30000 SHP-58 FM STEREO, FM/ AM RECEIVER, RECORD PLAYER, I· TRACK CARTRIDGE PLAYER/RECORDER, 2·WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa .. _..._ .......... 1 o ... w.-.. c:.t. "· Phone 642-8882 Storo Hours Da~ly 9-6 Sat. 9-5:30 ~ ................ sa.c. '"' ,. :I I Irvine EDITION VOL. 70, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR.NtA Today's Closing N.Y.Stoeks TEN CENTS • Softens Tree-fe~:g Penalty By IDLARY KAYE Ol 11• Dally .. 11.1 Sl•ft Irvine city officials have sof- tened their earlier position and are now recommending that the Presley Companies be fined only $4,000 for illegally cutting down eucalyptus trees in the new Orangetree development. Last month, Assistant City Manager Paul Brady suggested that. the developer be charged $19,000, or $500 for each or the 38 trees cut down without city permisst6n. He included that s uggestion in a memo to the city council. But a new memo lo the city council by Eddie Peabody, com-m unity development d irector, suggests the $4,000 figure pro- posed by the Presley Companies be accepted by the council. When asked why the city's position has chan1ed. Peabody said he views the $4,GOO figure as ''a more reasonable approach." The community development direct.or said the Presley Com- panies also will be nquired to in· 1Uate a replanting program to replace the eucalyptus trees cut. down in the wind break. However, he said, the replanting probably will not be very costly. The number of trees to be replanted will probably be rather small, since most of the 38 trees cut down were scheduled to be re- moved anyway to make way for roads and other facilities. Also, the trees to be replanted will be s mall and not SSOO specimen trees, since that is not practical with e~alyptus trees, he said. Officials of the Presley Com- panies maintain they should be Ca1·ter Ends Nuke Plan ' U.S. to Study Alternatives of Breeder WASIDNGTON (AP) -Presi- dent Carter announced today that he is deferring U.S. develop- ment of nuclear breeder reac- tors, the power plants thnt pro- duce additional fuel but could help increase the spread of atomic weaponry in the world. Carter said the risk of spread- ing nuclear weapons "would be vastly increased by the further spread of sensitive technologies which entail direct access to plutonium, highly enriched uranium or othe r weapons· usable material." The breeder is powered by plutonium and is so named because it produces m9re fuel Insulation Addition Needed? WASIUNGTON (AP) -Up to two-tbird5 of aU American homes "'tnay have to be insulated or have more Insulation added under President Carter's energy con· servation program, Federal Energy Administrator J ohn O'Leary indicated today. O"Leary told a Senate hearing that one·lh1rd or all existing U.S. homes have no insulation and a nother third arc badly in· sulated. He said the President's pro- gram would contain a "blend of incentives and disincentives" to make sure that all homes are energy-erricient. O'Leary said he is hopeful this can be ac· complished within 10 years. As ked later by a reporter whether this means that two· thirds or all homeowner'! would be required to add insulation. O'Leary said that was essentially correct. lie said a cra!>h na· tionwide program lo get all homes and buildings properly in· sulated 1s needed "given the seriousness of the s1tuataon " O"Leary's comments <'a mc as details of the Adminlstrallon·s over-aU energy package began to unfold. White House energy adviser James R. Schlesinger r eportedly wH bnefing key members of Congress that the remainder or the President's program, to be unveiled April 20, would Include continued ·price controls on natural gas and probably a stiff tax o n ruel -ln c fri c l c nt automobiles. Or~::J .Coast Weathe r Cloudy tonight and Fri· d ay with local m orning drizzle. A little cooler in- land Friday with highs In the low 70s. Lows tonight in low 50s .. INSIDE T ODA V The ot"CJl'lge hoa bf!com~. a pro/UalM 1J1111bol for gays jn 1 Son Frandlco. lt u bdng wed in a protut. Ogain1I Anita B111ant'• campaign for repeal· bag . a law barring 1ob bia. .ogohttt homo1ezual1. See ,P.o01AS. ladex ., ..... .. ,,. M ., .. 04 ... , M .... A4 M than it consumes. The s tatement issued by Carter said the United States will study "alternative designs of the breeder" but postpone t heir adoption for commercial use. Without mentioning the project by name, the statement ap- peared to spell tge end of the· pro- posed Clinch River breeder reac- tor, a $2 billion, demonstration plant planned near Oak Ridge, Tenn. Carter said he would also defer indefinitely t he commer cial reprocessing and recycling of plutonium produced by U.S. nuclear power programs. A reprocessing plant planned by industry at Barnwell, S.C., but now seeking federal support, "will receive neither federal en- couragement nor funding for its completion as a reprocessing . facility." w·hile cutting back the breeder program, which would have multiplied nuclear fuels, Carter pledged t.o increase U.S. produc- tion capacity for enriched uranium, the fuel used in conven· tional nuclear power plants. This promis e w as a r e- assurance to both the domestic nuclear industry and foreign na- tions that fuel would continue t.o be available for conventional pl ants a nd they n eed n ot Tennis -Plaooeg Most tennis players will admit the game can be frustrat- ing at times. This pictorial comment on how frustrating it can be was inspired by photographer's discovery of this battered tennis racquet in a trash can j ust outside the public courts at 16th Street a nd Balboa Boulevard in Newport Beach. Golf anyone? Doctors Say Diet Will Peel Pounds BOSl'ON <AP) -Docton have devised a diet that allows people to eat almost nothing but stay healthy and control their hunger while they lose pounds of nab. Patients on the diet developed l>Y Boston researchers ate only tiny amounts or meat and took vitamins and minerals. ln the.Ir first months, they lost. about half a pound a day. Doctora said the diel did not up a et t he patie nts• body chemistry the way fasting does. Even better, the patients report· ed they were not hunfry. The res earcbe.rs c alt the weight-loss approach "proteln- 1paring modified fast." The diet ia similar to tho popular SUJlman dlet, except that lt ls more restrictive. The Sllllman diet allows a penoo to eat lar1er amount• or rood, basically pl'Oteln, and requires no hoepitalizatjon. If * dieter fasts, his body generally begins to burn valua- ble protein as well as the un- desired fat. The new diet Is in· tended to compensate for this by providing an external source of protein. They CfUUcla &bat it remaios tn tesllna •lllfl and that ov«-· welghtpeoplnhould not uy It• theirOWft. An esUrnated 40 million to 50 million Americans are over· welsht. Tbe research was published ln today's New tnglaod Journal of Medicine. It was conducted by doctors at New Encland Deaco- ness Hospital, Harvard Medical School and Mauacbuaetta Ina tltute of Technoloiy. "For the conaclteUou1 physl· clan « faoUty pbJaldan. tllla C9"Dl£T, P .. eAJl \ necessarily build breeder reac· tors. Carter added he would propose legislation "to permit the U.S. to offer nuclear fuel supply con- tracts and guarantee delivery or s uch nuclear,fuel to other coun· tries." He said he would continue to bar exports of uranium enrich· ment and nuclear fu el reprocess- ing equipment and technology. And Carter said he would seek establishment of an international program to develop alternative nuclear fuel cycles and measures to assure access to nuclear fuel s upplies and spent fuel storage "for nations sharing common nonproliferation objectives." Sabotage Probed in 1975 Crash By WILUAM SCB1tEIBER OI t._ Dally "llot St.II Federal investi1ators are probing the cause of a 1975 Marine Corps plane crash in Mis· s ion Vi ejo to d etermine if criminal charges can be filed ag~inst anyone in connection wilb the mishap that killed tour people. The U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles, assisted by the FBI, has been gathering evidence and con- ducting interviews for about three months. according to Asst. U.S. Atty. Richard Plymale. Plymale reportedly brought 10 witnesses before a federal grand j ury last week lo present t estimony supporting the conten- t ion that the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station craft might have been tampered with prior to takeoff. The C131 transport plane crashed and burned In a Mission Viejo field about eight miles south of EJ Toro on Sept. 26, 1975. Four or the six people on the plane died in the crash, includ- ing, Lt. Col. Julius M. Lewis, 43, of Mission . Vie10. the pilot: Maj. Harry Collins, 40, or Irvine, the co-pilot ; M.Sgt. Willis Nichols. 38, of Santa Ana, a crewman and Sgt. Terry Dillow, 28, or Santa Ana, also a crewman. Ply male confi rmed today that his investigation was launched as a result or several contact.a with s urvivors oC the crash victims, primarily the pilot's wife, Sueann Currie Lewis or Mlsalon Viejo. Mrs. Lewis ls a Los Angeles County deputy district attorney based in Downey and onetime candidate for the 74th Assembly District scat. <SeeCHARGES, Page A2) 13 Suspected m~~Aliens Held in Irvine Irvine potlC!e arrested 13 people suspected of beinl Weaal allena Wednesday night when they stopped a small, 1reen van nfar Trabuco Road and Culver Drive. Th<>&e arrested, lncludlnt both men and women, were tUl'IMld over to immlaratlon ofrlceta from the U.S. Border Patrol at San Ysidro. The driver of !he van. and one or two otben escape<! arrat when Ut*y jumped trorii the ¥ehl- c le and tied 1ftl0 the nMrby orange groves Juat before ~ce made thetrall'le atop. orncen 11ld they •tOPDed tM van ]ust lftel' 11 p.m. &n.r the drlver aJtesedly fa_lled to atop at a ttQP stcn. 'Ibey •ald the7 were tll)Md oft about I "tU.lptloaa• J0oldn1'" nn by a nearbt 1u •ta· tlon att.ndant. ' charted only $4,000 since only eight trees were cut down illegal· ly. Company officials say the other 30 trees were slated for re~ moval in their tree removal pro- gr am whJ~b was given pre· liminary approval by the city. However, the company never returned to the city to obtain a final tree removal permit for Orangetree located off Irvine Center Drive, between J~frey Road and Sand Canyon A venue. A similar situation occurred last yeai;-in Woodbridge, where the Irvine Cos;npal'\y cut down 2S e'Jcalyptus trees without perm1ssJon, Peabody said. The company was not charged a fine, but was r equired lo r eplant 25 trees in locations speclfied by the city -mostly parks and medians in the Wood· (SeeTBEES, PageA2> Dally ............. 'y'"" .. .,. .. DAVE SINGER, RUNNER ·UP AWARD WINNER, WARMS UP Skateboard Competition Drew 80 ·Particip ant• Wednesday 20 Youths Collect Skateboard Honors Twenty Irvine youths walked off with prizes at Wednesday's skateboard contest in University Commwlity P ark, includi ng the best overall pri~ given lo Dave Shipp. Shipp, who won first place awards for his age category in both the freestyle and slalom competitions, was given a s kateboard for his victory. Dave Singer, who placed second in his age category in both events, was given the runnerup over all award. also a skateboard. The contest was s ponsored by th e ci t.y a n d b y Hob i e Skateboards. The events drew about 80 participants and dozens or other youngsters watched the contest as part of their Easter Vacation. Third place winners received Peace Talks End VIENNA, Austria CAP) Peace talks between Greek and Turkish CypMot.a ended here to- day. T -shirts, second place wiMers wer e given T -shirts and knee pads and first place winners re- ceived T-shirts, knee pads and helmets. Freestyle winners included: -10 and under: Greg Bovin, first ; Dave Huegy, second; Mark Lieber, third. -11-15: Dave Shipp, first; Bob Johnson, second; Matt Abe, third. -16 and over: Scott Aki, first: Dave Singer, second; Robert. Aki , third. The only girls to enter the com· petition were Linda J ohnson and Dawn Arthur, who competed in the 16 and over freestyle event. They both received awards for, their participation. · Slalom winners were: -10 and under: Eric Poppa, rirst; Greg Bovin, second; Mark Lieber, third. -11-15: D•ve Shipp, first: ' Dale Bessemer, second; Nat Abe, third. -16 and over: Rick Barret, firs t ; Dave Slnger, second; Robert Ald, thlrd. Tris Banned · CldlJren'• Sl,ee~ar Nixed WASIDNGTO CAP> -A federal agency today banned production and sale of children's sleepwear treated with Tris, a chemical flame retardant b"elieved to cause cancer. However, the Consumer Product Safety Com- mission voted 3 to 2 against recalling the 120 million Tris-treated garments alrea~y sold. The commission voted 5 to O to allow consumers to bring back garments tor refunds if they can show that the garments have never been \\'ashed. Commlsllon Chairmans. John Byington said that wu~a garment at least three times "will remove an)' unacceptdble rlsk." Com.mllalonera R, David Pittle and Tliaddeus Garrett opposed this polttlon, 1aylng that because Tris had been found to cause cancer in laboratory anlmals, all garments treated with it should be re· called from consumers. \ A2 DAILY PILOT -Whole Juinp 1;1 WASIDNGTON CAP> -The government 41ald today that wholesale prices lno•~aaed J .l percent in -Marcm, the ttectondlbig monthJy increue ·in 11 row ond much woraethan expected. The increase was sure to fuel de mands that 1\he iCarter ad· minist.r~tion lake 9t.eps to ~ounter a J:J'OWing 1hreat.of an in- flationary sur3e in the economy. The Maren .ncrease•followed a wholesale price rise or ni.ne- tenths of a percent to f'ebruary and was the largest monthly nse sinceOct:Qller 1975. Alt.lllougt, prices or farm pro· .ducts h9dlttle price ---With .a 2.5 ,percertt. increase, !the iintiK alarming danger a;.n.t in the price report was an'11iaht-tenths of a percent Ulcrea.se ln p.nces of induslriel com1DOd~s. ~ Jrom a~)x·\efttbs QI "8,pettentlnme~ in !February. E Cl:onOm.illts lookJ,o,prU:es.of in· d~trial goods as gwing &he1best plctun of unde.r.Jyin& in.Ila· tionary trends. l1bere were !harply higher price~ dllrin& the Mdaelea8 Ajtpear.s Anthony Testifies Before Gn111d J8'y Orange County 6t1pef\~isnr Philip An~hony and lobb,)lilft. ,Jr.run!< Michelena were -among those who lesllfied Wednesday before·the 01;ange°County Grand Jury u the jury continued •hs three-month probe inlo C®nt.Y poh\ical.practices · Anthi:>n,y was the thtrd eount,y supervasor called to \69\ify sanae the Grand Jury uw~ligu\ton aot under way in early lJ anuary. So far. •\wo indictments .have come from the JWQbe 1nto cam- 'pa1gn financing .rele~ed lo ~i· hie conspiracy and misconduct Hl office offenses. And it•is Anthony's su~ttl 1976 cami>Sttn that 1s a '1ocaJ point of the ioqw.ry. Wednesday, the Westminsw ~uperv1sor and his attorney. V-erlyn Jensen. walked into the jury waiting room and were out in aboutSO,minutes. Hi::; appearance l'l?J>Ollledly was Voluntary. a~ wure those last J 11 nu u r y by hi Ii f e,ltl ow supervisors. TbQmas RUey and Ralph Diedrich. ' Michelena. who .was a mJljor l-onlrlbulor and fundra.ser lor i\nthon,y's cumpa\gn lHt ;year. ~pent more lhan tht-ee hours closeted with the <Wand ilury. Earlat}r. two Di;edrjch ~s fest.ifaed But n~tiher by Hhoads nor Lyle O"erby would discuss thear let1timony, wt:Ucb took moet.ofthe morst.ing~. Of the l wo indictments lllreadj handed down by the Gritnd Jury, llne reJcased Wednesday showed that perjury c.•har&es lodaed .1ga10st pohhcaJ activist Loran 'iorton cam<' an t<'!lt1mony that rnnfhctl'<l wath has one-Lime coo- I 1dant. Gary Nt>w m :ver Norton. 8 Republarttn can· <.lidat<' for .. tall' Sl'nul<' lust year. :illt•1.wdl~ told tht JUr) that $.5.000 Torture Victim Set8 T al.k OD Human Right8 I\ n i\mt•rt<' an womun. lm· J>r1 snnc'ff .ind tortu~ 1n Ar(leo- 1 an ;1 ror ltl months before her 11•l1-.1c;t· 1111~1 vear. wUI drscuss the ('art Of" udmamst r1ttloo 's J>Obr1<'s nn human nJ!hU. and t • S foro.a1n pllh<'Y ut l T lrv1nt" tontitrt Thl' hwlure w1U M hekt at 7 P m an Room 230 of the Social Sri 1•nr<· Tower 01,:tll Talamon\(' works for1'he Ari?~nt111~ Comm&Sl'l<>f1 for tluman H1~hL'>. ThP commi811ion w tu• formttd brfore the lt?6 l\rgentmf' maJitary coup by 11cv(•ral attorneys , M 1ss Talam&nte flH fi~ <•huri:cs of µolict' tortw-e, armt 11nd 1mprisonmunt for ptltitieal 1·1o;1sons and -0tht'r hi.woan .ftfbts v1olahont. with 1he •not-er· 1\merican .Commi•s4<>tt on lfum un R11lhts of the .O..taniza· tjon of Ameri~n 6t•t.es . OflAHOI COAST OAtti flHOt the J:neiv.cl ..from 11ktlttica1Jftnan- a.ier <Goene 1COD.liad ~ 1Dllt 1uaed \fQr calllPAian1~· NQltoq. acnMding 1to 1tbe in- ·climmnent. ao •hilt! tthe JUIJY he lbad .not rdi&cusstd !the anv.tlea· 1tiQfl with otho:r •Pl'Qll~e wrt- ·MSsea and had nOLtold'Me.wmyer what t.c>aay whttn h~ied. ~t 'Wew~er 1:uud othe~ ·when het1wice teetlfied, tbrowine his &~ iuto.<Unot $10fifllat ~.~~ :l!httie 1fllM'llr~ioti005 are ·U:~ t5ub9tance .ain ttbe !Seven-count ~ dic\awtnt~~- 'l'tie for:tnflt' s.nta l\na policre lieU\ena.ot and on&Ume ;aide 119 county S.uper~ L•i.t:ence Sctunit-.is~ Qif~dlQWl\5 Qf J"H'JWW ,and~ ~,of fpur ~~la.I c:lharaM. :Dbe nctttld tftlAn iincliMeel. CJl!lall>Noas 9~ IJll.attt,"1 Kin.elmer. abP f~ fiw per, jW'y~la11ld.ohat!Je6. rJCimiJ1bner '»'~ -ebown OJl An- \hooy·s -ca~paign at:neroenta 86 a .a2.580 donor lo .bis canu>aU=n. Tbat :mol\Cy B!l.'leg.edly w_as •Conrad's and .alleaedly W86 t(&m· nelled ittwo\lgh Kiraohner to <1on· oeal the idcn\ity of Jts true donor ayne,_ .. ,.._.~ A dlMStac.llOll -tlUJt Nek- Joc 1111111re11Nn 1i80 imUliclra for the deatbs of all 2't persons aboard the Dutch airliner mvol vcd in the Ctt11ary Island r unway catastrophe hai; been fll~ in U S. Oistnct Court 10 San Francisco Two other s.•uti; were also liled •1<'dne1'duy m L06 Angeles and San Diego by relativ~:. or P<'r!ion~ who died in the Pan American 1!i 7. 'be ulhtsr Jumbo JE't in· YOlvecl u1 the Mar<:b Z1 col· li s1on that killed 577 persons al Santa Cnti de Tcnerife Cleaver Due At UC Irvine El~ Oiuver. the fonlMr 8Jadc Panther le.der Who 1s now a Ml!J·fll'Odann.ct C9!'MHWY8\nle, ~~at UC lrvine 1"rid•7 fliibt. Cleavor'1 tdt "WJll begiD at l p.-. at Cnnrf<W:d aaJJ and 4s ope• toi:lhe s>Ublic.1"ic~a are a for 'OOI stade11ta and tc (tr ou.en. The)' ar.e *'1ailath .tllhe CMlp"5 aueoi111lff ...... vf-(~. at 'mclrilftrwi d&cec ... at the door Friday n1ght. %e lorQHlr Wtiv.e •ill dlti- cuss .what he caHs his · 'remarka- ble J>Olili ca l and p e rsonal turnno.tt'' sinoe ~ ireMlclllM n this country to face six charces of intent to ICilt wialo~ ft!-. a s~ with (hl)clan& ~ce in 11181. 8 lltordtltfor ma11 and metal pro- .due •• ~. appaffl and lUfl9"Chlllmuiguiamem. "!'be Ldbor "Department saill prices also turned up for lumber and wood produca..., rubber .and i>LMUc iJ>t'Od uctg 'fdlJow~ Jiedl19esiin February. P~ \lrencb .at ttbe • .,.....le 'lev6l ar,e.ev~Q>UMd.JIJnnc to tbe,ctO.l'WlUDer zileut .in part, J!lin.ce they •epremnt bi&Mr e:oaH 1o busineeees ~ IJlnd.Qae ith2 joodr; C:ODIU1m8 ttqy~ CHARGES •. Plymale said he~lU&tPn!lmmled wiMJi .enou~b o-reUmidlary ~ideoce 1o ..,n.Unce him tbat 'I.we .ftoUld loolt linto it -a-0.ittle 'TnOl'e." 'ffe s11id 'the inve-Stigation wasn't opened as a favor to !ijrs. Lewis or anyone else. The new lJ)J!dbe ~JUll'J1Jdly came as a 1nupri1e to Bl!tg.'Oen. A. C. Pommerink of Dana Point. ~be lf"etil'ed El Toro~ommandant fllt.ar&I ~ pass tbe gavel. Newly elected Laguna Beadll Mayor .Joa 'Brand gives a smack of appreciation to outgoing Mayor Phy llis Sweeney early today after he was the unani mous choice to su cceed her. Coun- cilwoman Sally Bellenie was picked vice mayor. Irvine Planners OK Commercial Permit who was in charge of the base.at The Irvine Plaaning Com-Commissioners also -con- Utetlmodf tb.ecr.asb. miuian bas approved a com-sidered that the parcel is When told \be o~a\ion rnercial Jll'C>)ect within the Irvine physically separated from the is involviz\i Ille posaijaility that lndt.wtri&lComplex. light industry in the complex by the iJ>lant!'s ,coo\J'Gl6 ~Lhave The site. at the east comer of property owned by UC Irvine and ~en aabotagJtd, !l\innmenink Jam bore-e and Mac Arthur by adjacent commercial de- said military probers irom the Boulevards, is llC>ned for light in-velopments locate d within Naval jn.....tW.0 Uon fiera:ice 111..... Newport Beach boundaries _ .. ._.. dustry andl"esearcb. h. k" the Mat:me CQl'P6 Air Mish¥ llowever the commission In other action at t as W e(? s Bnard oo.,~d th.e.aame &:round. arauted a t:~ditional use permit meeting. commissioners : "ln a military Cf'asb Uulident. aUowme ~ site to be us~ for -Approved plans by William lbere Mi aJw•>'6 ~ tharougb ~n-··administrative. professional J. Krueger to develop 27 single- 14eSt.i&a\ion at sevex:al levels and and business office" uses. family houses in Northwood. HJs ane df the primary conaidm:a-\1 development will be located on a tionJ; is ~n Unie11ti'""'atino of 'Jibe :14.6 acre site is to be de* 7.6-acre parcel at the northeast ubotaae."Pommerlok.aaid veJoped rtzy MacJam Inves t· corner of Bryan and Yale "'l,'bere are &eti,Proc.edui:5.and ment5. City planners were Avenues. San Juan Agri-plan Adopted By LAURlE KASPER Ol lht D•llY Pllol Stell San Juan Capistrano city coun- cilmen adopted a general plan amendment Wednesday which will preserve 230 a c res or farmland for "agri-bu~,jness.'' . The action wus taken on a split vote. with Councilmen Yvon Heckscher. Kenneth Frie~ lll!d Douglas Nash continuinc their support of the program. Coun· cilmen John Sweeney and Richard McDowell opposed it as they have for months. Although farmers have op· posed the program ~n.d threatened a possible lawsu1t m the past. no one spoke in opposi- tion to the plan during a pubtic hearing befort.' the council's vote. The farmers later explained that lhey fell there was no need tor them to speak since the coun- cil knows their opinion of the pro- gram. They said they are plan· mng no specific acl.1on against the city at this time. Althou~h Sweeney said he as re es with agriculture pr.e- servation, he said he haJ opposed the city's program since a n clec· tion last year indicated residents don't SUPPort it. The councilman argued that a study committee should have come up wath more alternative means of prese rving th e farmland. lie also objected that the caty doesn 't h ave the money to buy the property if that becomes necessary. But other councilmen argued that the amendment 1s just one step in the planning process and other as~ts of the program still can be considered. Fre•PageAJ th.is.is part.of l~)Jll'008dw".es, ",be oiuginally concerned about the -Approved a request by _ the noted. &~ Jbat tlbe i~ve amount•af traffic to be generated Irvine Company to allow night bridge area investigation <Jf the 1'131 crash by 'ttle businCS1i eomptex, but lighting and a 36.jnch by fi2-inrh Peabody could not give an ex- TREES ... yielded no evidence of deliberate after further studies decided the non-Hluminated entry sign for act figure for lht• cost of the lumpering. i~paat .,.,..... ~ '-' than wilh the Rancho San Joaquin Golf Irvine Company's r eplanting Thc ~li~F~~~~~oot _:l~~t:~=d:~===~==·--~===~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~r~a~~~e=.=====p:ro:g='r;a;m;.~~~~~~~~; pilot error .in 1hc crash anti in-· dicatcd that mechanical failure was thcprobdble cause. I l is the thrust -of the Jatettt in· vestigation to establish that members of an airer.aft main· \en ance crew fore~ a repair teol into the control cables OJ the plane for reasons stitl unclear due "to ithe 41boo\ad .of seceoecy thrown O\Oerthe probe. !But Pommet"ink '$Std ~t'he mrUtary investiteation yielded no cvideooe 'ihat could have led to cramimll action through military courts Tbt tet.ircd generaJ aJSCI 11oted that 1t was highly unlikely .Lewis and has co-pilot would b:ave 6\len aollen mto the ~t •Of .atte tiU- fal.ed plane •fjt was1UD{it!\ofly. ··Both we~ outstandini pilot 0H1oers and if anyonewoukl-have known of probl*Un& with tbat vlane. they wtiuld, .. .Pommet!in.k said ,,._P~Al DIET ... pl!Gtocol oo.ild have real merit," I>r. Ceofl&~ l.. Blankbuf!fl, lltho he.lPed oooeuct 'the l"e&earcl\, s •ad ia•n 1awrv~. ··~""., •upervlttioo is ex- lr.err\4!17 Mni»on.ant... he Ila.iii . · ·nw ~ •U9l be • partner. Ae.p&e doll 't 4'1eeCI ISO -11> -to ·~Mlt mim."84k>tllis .... 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M '""'""''""' .... fl'll.._. ... . °'*•• c.w. ................ ... l•tiM'l•a.M" tlNO~~MflW'f "~"t::.~:~~,.~'Wir.1.o1,.':'~" .. ...,.~,,, .. ,.,._ T~•PMl--Cl .. tlff41d Aclv.'1111•1•-,,_,_lt'•l'"• ...,.oiu. ..... . _ ... ,_ 4H-OIJll 275 I_, 17th St. CoshlMesa • ~ ••' r·= rm•-----,...,.....,., - Pllo•e 642-1,112 Storo Nou,. D"'1 U s.t. 1>-S;JO ......................... "' -- 7 ' l Laguna/South Coast EDITION VOL. 70, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1977 fteraooo N.Y.Stoeks TEN CENTS S.C Sign Fight Stirs Socialism Chai-ge By JACK CHAPPELL Ol 1"9 O•llY l"llel Sl•ll Oversize signs requested for two Carl's Jr. resta urants were denied by the San Clemente City Council Wednesday following a lengthy and at times heated dis· cussion. The signing saga included : -Counc ilman Tho m as O'Keefe's threat to quit if the c9uncil approved the signs. -Carl Karcher, founder of Karcher Enterprises restaurant chain, bias.led 'socialism' and government inlerre rence with .private e nt e rpr is e . He thre atened to pull out his $1 million city project, two eating places. -Councilman William Walker pushed sweeping revision of the city s ign law to allow "freeway oriented" businesses to put up huge new signs. Karcher Enterprises request· ed erection of SO-foot pole signs at potential restaurant sites at 515 N. El Camino Real and at 3929 S. El Camino Real, thereby exceeding a 25-foot height limjt. Additionally it sought to exceed the maximum sign size by 76 square reel al the North El Camino Real site. Don G lenn, a K a r~h er ,. spokesman, said the big signs were needed to draw freeway tramc t.q th:e restaurants. He said fQr the two restaur6hta to be 'profitable. the North El Camino ReaJ restaurllnt would need to get 20 percent of its busi- ness from the freeway and t.be South El Camfoo Real eatery needed to draw SO percent of its business from the freeway. Citizens Sally Sergeant and Laguna LiRJit~ Bingo Over Church Protests San Juan Agri-plan Adopted By LAllRIF. KASPER Ol tho O•llY Ptlot \Ult San .Juan C<1p1str;.ino (•tty coun- cilmen adopted a gcncr<1I plan umendment Wednesd ay whi ch will preser ve 230 ac r es of farmland for " agri-busaness." The action was taken on a splat vote, with Councilme n Yvon Ileckscher . Kenneth Friess and Douglas Nash continuing their support or the program. Coun· cilm en John Sweeney and .J.!.ichard McDowell opposed it as They have for monthi.. Although farmers have op· p osed t h e p ro~ra m and threatened a po~sablt· lawsuit m the past, nu nnt• spokt• 10 oppos1- t1on tu th<• plan dura n~ a pul>lic hea n n).! lx•fon· th<· eount·11's \Ole The r.1rrnt•rs l.1tN explained that th<·~ h~·lt th1•rt• was nu nee<t tor th1•1n to 'll'"'k smn· tlH· coun cal kOO\\S thl'tr opm1nn Of lhl' pro· gra m. Thl'y saul lh<'> are pl an nlng no specific uc.-t1on aga1n:o.t the city at this time Although S weeney said he agrees with agricul ture prl'· servation. he said he has opposed the city's progrum smc·1· an l'lt•t lion last yt•ar ind1c·at1·d rt•sHh•11h don't ~upporl 11 Th<' councilman an.:ul·d that " study c•om mitte1· should ha\1· come up with mort• ;ilt1•rnat1H• m ean:. of JHl''.c•r\ 1n~ th1· farmland lit• a lso ntq1•1·tt•cl that the t•1 ty <i<wi.n 't h.1H lhl· moll\'' to bu) the prop1•rt y 1r 1h,1t becomes nt·ccssar) But other counc1lmt•n .irAucd that th<-am<'ndmt·nt " JUst one step an the planmn~ pron'' .ind other USJ)('CtS of thl' progr.im <.tall can be coni.adcrC'd The amend ment plare<. t h<' land uSt' designation of '"agn . business .. on t wo pa rr1>ls or I Jnci tn the city. Om· hunc.l n•ci acn·<.. which arc currently ui.rci for rm~ c.rops, arc on Del Obas~ near Marco i''orstcr J unior llagh School. The second parcel of 130 acres is an or chard alon g Camino Capistrano north of (See AGRl-PLi\N, Pa~e A2) Or:::Ctl-~o-aM Weather Cloudy tonight and Fri· day with local morning driztle. A little cooler in· land Friday with highs in the low 70s. Lows toni g ht an low 50s. Tn1nis -Plaooeg \lost tmms player s will admit the game can be frustrat· 111 ~ at limes This pactorrnl comment on how frustrating 11 can h<' was ansp1 rcd by photographer 's discovery of th1-. halll'r<'d tennis racquet in a trash can j ust outside tht• p11hh« rourts Jt 16th Street and Balboa Boulevard in '\t•>A port Rearh. Golf a nyone., ~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Lagunan Stabbed; Roommate Arrested f\ Laguna Beach city play. ground supervisor who doubles as a teacher's aide at Aliso School was an s atisfactory condition at South Coast Com· munity llospatal today after be· m g stubbed once in the back with a knife. Gerald Mar inello's roommate, Daniel Parker, 22, was jailed, booked on a cha rge of suspicion of attempted murder and held.on $25.000 bail. Marinello, 32, 1uffered a wound in the left center of his back. three inches deep. Slusher s aid the wound might have been more serious had the knife not glanced off a rib. Slusher said another room- mate took Marinello to the hospital and called police after the lJ'lcidenl at 12: 30 this morn· Ing. Marlhello is employed by the city retreaUon department. New Rule: One Day Per Week By PmLIP ROSMARIN Ol I .. O•llY Pllel St•lt Amid cries o f r e lig ious persecution, the Laguna Beach Caty Council voted Wednesday to reduce sharply the number of hours a charitable organization may host bingo games. The amendment to the city .. bingo orwnance provides that • bingo be played no more than o~e day a week, no more than six hours a day, a nd not at all between 2 a.m . and 10 a.m. The prJiinancc waa brouah' back to the council for revisiotf as • a dfrect response to news storie!\ detailing the plan of a church group caned the 'remple of Inspired Living CTOIL>. TOIL's founder and pril'l}e minister, Frank Winston, sought to secure a 10-year lease on the vacant First Christian Church building on Legion Street TOIL, which makes use or bingo to r aise funds, proposed to hold bingo games rour days a week, six hours a day. TOIL planned to lease the pro- perty from another Beverly Hills-based concern, the Carlyle Group, which seeks to buy the church and the land. The sale is in escrow. Jay Murley. who acted as sales agent on the deal, accused the Daily Pilot, for its news stories, and the council, for its reaction lo them. or religious intolerance. He said since the newspaper pri nted the story of the transac· tion. TOIL became "virtually on trial m Laguna Beach " "Without the TOIL issue, this (amendment> wouldn't be on the agenda." Murley said. . He sajd the church uses bingo <See BINGO, Page A2) 'DEAD' WOMAN IUCK TO UFE MOSCOW (AP) -Sofia Mis· ilevich, 50, died and came to life again 24 times, the official Soviet news agency Tass reports. It sald the c•uses of her deaths and revival are still a mystery. Tass sald a team of two pro- fessors and seven assist ant pro- fessors in Minsk labored over Miss Misilevlch for two days and pronounced the case ".beyond the limits of uahal notion• of medicine." She now ls ba<Jk to work. The s t a bbin g was .al Marinello's home, 615 Seavlew St. l:AJ•e Without u .. ger Cai;olyn Koester spoke in opposi· Uon to the oversiie signs. . !fhen C0\,1.-cilrnan Walker opened discussion of a new sl&n program which he said would af. tow businesses within 300 feet of a freeway offramp to erect signs 10 feet above freeway or above mature vegetation along the roadway. "The aity bu to recognize we really are a partner with busi- neas. The b<ltter the businessman does, the more oex-vlce we can af- ford," WalkersaJd. He said the clty should help businesses wl.Shlhg to settle in the comnhmily, particularly in the south ehd of town which he termed "bllghted." Walker said the larger signs would be seen only by freeway travelers and •few nearby resi- (See SIGNS, Page A%) 0 .. 1, .. , ......... lty ""'"• ........... " PUCKER UP-And pass the gavel. Newly elected Laguna Beach Mayor Jon Brand gives a smack of appreciation to outgoing Mayor Phyllis Sweeney early today after he was the unanimous choice to succeed her. Coun- cilwoman Sally Bellerue was picked vice m ayor. 1,Sgiina Tabs Brand - In 9-hour Meeting Orange Coast College geo· graphy instructor Jon Brand was elected mayor of Laguna Beach today by his fellow councilmen. It was a bloOdless coup short on congratulatory or acceptance. speeches, in part because the council had started its meeting at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday and was in no mood for long talk today at 12:45 a.m. Brand su cceede d P h y llis Sweeney. Councilwoman Sally Bellerue was elected vice mayor. but only after relator Georgia Gill pre· sented the council a petition, signed by 400 citizens, demand· ing that Councilman Carl Johnson be chosen vice mayor. Brand replied to the peti- tion ers, "I think Carl Johnson ought to be mayor of this town.·· But Johnson. a s even.year ve teran of the council who's never served in tbal capacity, declined both posts. He sald he long had made it clear that de- mands or his proression (he is a research scientist ) were too great. Mrs. Sweeney said, "We havo tried many times to J"ersuade Carl. and the answer has always been the same.·' Johnson said he appreciated the "expression or confidence" given him by the petitioners. Mrs. Bellerue made no com- ment. Brand's confi rmation as m ayor was unanimous. Coun- cilma n Jack~cOowell voted against electing Mrs. Bellerue vice mayor, but offered no ex· planation. He had nominated Johnson. In a related action, the council voted to hold future r eorganiza· lion meetings on the first re· gularly scheduled meeting in March, except in election years, when new ofrlcers still will be picked the-first meeting after an election. Breeder Reactor Program Def erred · WASAINGTON CAP> -Presl· (f ent Carter announced today . that he is de/erring U.S. develop· ment of nuclear breeder reac· tors. the power plants that pro- duce additional fuel but c9uld help tncreas~ the spread or atomic weaJ>Onry in the world. Carter said the risk of spread- ing nuclear weaPons "would be vastly increased by the further spread of sensitive technologies which enian direct access to plutonium. highly enric hed uranium or other weapons· usable material." The breeder is powered by plutonium a nd Is so named because It pl'()duces more fuel lhah it consumes. INSIDE TODAY The orange lull become a prof 1table symbol for gays 1n San Francuco It b being ued ift a prote1t agatn1t Anita 8'Jlanl'• campaign for rttpeal· fftg ,4 Jaw barring job btaa Officer Mik e Slusher, who with a reserve officer . Bill Yourex, ar- rested Parker. said the slabbing was apparently the aftermath or an argument thal led to a fist fight, and then to the stabbing. New Diet: Eat Morsels The statement issued by ~ Carter said the United States will study "alternative designs or the breeder" but postpone their adopUon !or commercial use. ,ogalnd homouzuals. See .PogtA5. •••ex ... _ .. """ .. ~yTrw " ..... --...c .. ., IM¥1H ... , CM'"flll• Af Ii' ..... ,, .... , IN aattHi.. CJ.II ..... _,..._ •• C-'<• All O.•:r.c-ty •• Cf'M"""' All , .... .,., DNUI"'*• Al ._., CM Mllel'IM ..... A6 SleOM_,.,.., ... , •llMFUI--~· Tt19"1"-i •• ..._. .. , TllMI•" ... ::.T-. , ...... , .. •• ........... ... •"'**"" ., • laguna Baseball Tryouts Scheduled Tryouts for Laguna Beach Senior League Baseball are scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday and April 16 at lhe Laguna Beach High School baaeball field. T~ league is for boys a1ed 13 through lS. Coaches and team managers are needed a• well. Further lnlormetion '-av.tlable by calllnc Mona Melnyk at 497·2105. 'sparing modified fast." The diet is slmlfar to the • popular Stillman diet, eitcepl th'Bl it. is more restrictive. The Stillman diet allows a person to eat larg~r amounts of food , b asically protein, and requires no bospilall~UOQ. Jf, a d>eter taata, hla body gen.rally betSlnt to 1"arn valua· bJe protdn a we\I •• tbe ua... desired fal 1'• new die{ la Jq. tended to compeneate tor tip by provUilne an •xteraal IOUtee" protein. l TMJ uuUon lhat tt remah• n lelUnf 1\a&4'• and tb~t. o~•r· wetcb 1*1>1• should YI U'Y l\ °" . t.helrown. An ..wnatect 40 milllcm to so mllUon Amerl~aoe are over· welght. The reaearc$ wu published ln tod~y•1 New EnJland Journ.i ol ftled\~Jne. It 'YH cond'-ctecl by d~ton al New Enaland Deaco- neu Hoapttal, Harvanl Medlcal sc·•ool and· 111111uch_..lta rn.it~ofTechnolon. •11"9r tht consclfllli<>\a pl01tl· clan or famlly ~alchm, W. p~ eoald bavt real' m.tt." Dr!-~' L. 8lackbUl'llf no helPel c~uct \he r .. •.,.ct.t aa.14 tna\rifrvlnr. ( ... DIST. P .. aAI) Wtthoclt menUonlng the project by name. lbe ata teme nt •P· pea red lo a pell the end of the pro- poted Clinch ~iver breeder reac· tor. a $2 bllUon, demot\sttaUon .PJ•nt planned near Oak Rldce, Tenn. Carter n£d he-Ytould alao deter lndeflnitflJ Ute commercial reproeeutA« ahd recycling of p1utontu"" }roduced by U .s . nuclear power fro1ram1. : A ~in1 plant planned by lnduttrJ et Barnwell, S.C., but p,cnr 1eeldn1 federal support, '"ill retet.e neither rederal en·. COUrll'tftltl'Yl nor fundln1 for Its comJJletton H a reprocesl'ina' taeWtf." ~ .• , A2 ,. ' .. .. . ~ DAILY PILOT L/SC SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A ·rormer Brinks secvrlty guard who repented In court hls brief la(e or wine and women financed by a $400,000 heisl has been sen- tenced to 10 years in a federal prison. ' .. , thought it woulft solve my problems and it didn't," Richard Charles Rees said Wednesday or h1s ill-fated, ll·month adventure. U .S. District Court Judae Charles B. Renfrew ordered Rees, Z7 , to prison despite de- Huntington Cops Hunt ~y Cyclist A police dragnet is oul today for a motorcyclist who apparent- ly attempted hpmosexual attacks on two young men be packed up along Pacific Coast Hlgbway tn Huntington Beacb. lnvestieators said today neither victim ol Ute Wednesday night assaults was seriously in- Jured. Bolb escaped from their c.ct.Ptor. . One youth , a transient hitchhiker from Canada, told tn- '(estigators he was choked and beaten in an attempted sex as- sault in a parking area just off P.acific Coast Highway near the Santa Ana River Bridge on the border between Huntington B~ach and Newport Beach. Police U . John Foster said to- day that in one sex assault the at- tacker duped his victim by c laiming he had found a body in roadside bushes and asked him to examine it. Officers said when the victim bent down he was Jumped and collapsed to the ground as the man began tearing at his c,lothing. , Investigators said they do not have a distinct description or the man but he reportedly prowls Pacific Coast Highway astride a metallic blue 600cc Honda motorcycle. ,The second attack on a young man befriended by the suspect nea r the Huntington Beach Pler art' a occurred early today. in vestigators said Fro•PageAJ AG RI-PLAN The related preservation pro gr am, which now wall be inserted 10 the Open Space and Conserva laon Element of the g(•ncral plan. calb for a reduction of taxe5 on lhc land , ordinances and general pl • .n amendm<'nts and .i "com prl'henM\'e ancenta ves pl an" lo rnpc wtth Lhc obstacles to con- tinued agriculture. 1\ mon~ tht· an tc:nll \'C'S to be t·onsadcred ar e help in prevent- ing vandal1:.m and theft . prov1d- 1og adc.-qu~te access to the rarm:.. cil p1t a l prOJ<'t'ls lo correct d r a an a~c problems. assistance \\ ith labor :.upply and employe housing, and the promotion of lo<·..i.lly grown farm products I t also n 11ls for the '";tabll~h mcnt of a "value mecham:.m" to <"Ompensat e for the amend- ment's errcct on the v alut' or tht1 property. · Caty Mana~er .James MocalJs suid all the leg;J! steps needed to ~gin tht• proi:ram have now ticen taken but ·'the work':. only just twgun." lie explained that nnw the city mu!>t devise specific l')l'ml'nl~ 1n th,. lncenuvc "ro gram DIET ... '· Phys1c1an supervision 111 ex- tremely important," he snld. "The <llX'lOr must be n partner. P~ople don't n<'ed to go to di et 111 Ills to do lh.11." l n an early study, the rt" ~t urcheri; tried the diet on 167 a(l,ults, who lost Un averuJlC or 40 p~ndseach. OltlNOfCOAST LIS< DAILY PILOT ... Thuriday. April 7, 19n I Years Increase Exceeds f"-e witAase. who ure~th tb• Vietnam vet.eran be eom· ndtUd _.,a rdtabWt.tloftcem«. Rta Rk"acSed _pUty Mardi tQ · a ch~ of batik letten1 ...L t.U· Ing $373,000 belonging to banking institutions -and lo transport- ing $4.lt.sm ln stolen money from California to Texas. The judge ordered that the 27-year-old former Marine serve the maximum 10 years for each count. to run concurrently. Renfrew said the request by "My obligaUooa are to society as a whole. lf the sentence Lais so far behind expectations_, you lose any deterrent," the judge said. Rees enjoyed nearly a year of fast llvine. after be vanished Feb. 11, 197S wtth a champagne crate stuffed with cash, leavin~ puuled law authorlti~ in his wale~. He had stopped bls Brinks ar~Hd car at a San Mateo ruiiurant on pretense of maltin, a 4.tllveey to a girl. He was captured without re- sistance Jan. l3 by the FBI in n small New Mexi c o town southeast of Santa Fe. Rees took the s~aod Wednes· day to plead his own case. after earlier admissions he had gone nearly broke spending the stolen lool on gambling and romance in Texas. Asked why be took the money, Rees replied, "I was runnlng away from things ... I wu mixed up at the time, didn't lhmk 1l was that big of a deal, not any bigger than what 1 bad done ln Vietnam." He told or his stint in Vietnam, where he became addicted to morphine after il was used to treat pain and or later attempting suicide by swallowing explosives afler there were "no drugs available." Forecast WASHlNGTON (AP> -The government said t oday that wholesaJe pnces increased 1.1 percent in March. the second big monthly lncrease in a row and much worse than expected. Sewer Rate Hike Legal? New ~a San Clemente's sewer rate in· raised the city sewer fe~ from SC dates of actions and tr any Hollle 0 K d The increase was sure to fuel dema nds that the Carter ad- m lnistration take s teps to counter a growing threat or an in- flationary surge in the economy. The March increase followed a wholesale price rise of nine- tenths of a percent in February and was Lh e large11t m1tnlhly rise Slnce October 1975. crease could be in trouble. to S9.2S in an ordinance passed ln analysis were given to the social Fos l e r Knight, of the California State Attorney General's Envjronmental Task Force, said Tuesday environ- mental study requirements must precede enactment of laws sub- ject lo the California Environ· mental Quality Act <CEQA). The San Clemente City Council ~Police Seekt~Fuh Thal Got Away Laguna Beach police are try. ing to catch a thief who made an iJlegal "catch" Wednesday of a 10-foot-long Sailf15h. The sailfish was mounted on a wall at an Wllocked storage room at 990 Ocean Front. Officer A. J. DeLuca said if the sailfish ever surfaces, It shouldn't be too hard lo spot. The blue-gray stuffed fi sh, with bright blue sail fin, has a broken bill. The snub-nosed fish was valued by il$ 01't'ner, Realtor Norine A. Haas at $300. In another theft Wednesday, an inflatable rubber boat was taken from the backyard of a home al 533 Brooks St 13 Suspected lliegal Aliens Held in Irvine Irv me police arrested 13 people suspected of being illegal ahenl> Wednesday night when they stopped • small, green van near Trabuco Road and Culver Drive Those arrested, including both mt'n and wome n. were turned over to immig ration officers from the U.S Border Patrol oit San Ysidro. The driver of the van, and one or two others esca~ arrest when they Jumped from the veh1- d e and fl ed inlo the nearby orange groves JU&t before police made the traffic stop Officers !.aid they stopped the van JW>l after 11 p m <•fter lht' driver allegedly failed to 111top at a stop sign. They said they were tipped ort about a "suspciooa- lr)(lklng'' van by a nearby g88 sta- tion attendant November and effective In and ,conomic consequences or December. the rate increase. In response to c:ballences by "I meantechnlcally, theyhave the San Clemente Homeowners' to evaluate the environmental As s ociation, the council impact before, making the fsnd- approved a negative environ-ings aft.er analysis before lhey mental declaration for the action take action," Knight said. in February. Obviously just because Lhere Knight has tent a letter or in-are a few adverse impacts qulry to \be city aakinl roe the does n't mean they can't go ahead and adopt the ordinance. but they ,.,.... P,..e AJ SIGNS ••. dent.a. He termed the arrange- ment "a good tradeoff." Councilman O'Keefe didn't agree. He called the pole-mounted freeway-oriented signs "lollri?OP signs" that resembled "picket signs" from the freeway. O 'Kee fe said Walkt-r's "ma tu re vegetation" provision would allow signs 160 reet hJgb to clear obfltruction by eucalyptus trees. (Walker later said he meant only shrubs, not trees.> Counci lman O 'Keefe uid permlWng the Carl's signs would reverse a councilm anic trend of 10 years toward control of signs and would "open the floodgates" to larger and more obtrusive signs. "I would seriously have to con· sider if staying on the council is worthwhile if we start wiping out trends taken over so long a time, and, I don't say that lightly,'' O'Keefesaid. ' Mayor Donna Wilkinson sided with O'Keefe, but reluctantly. She said she could understand the chain's d~ire for oversize signs, but "I would agree it is not in the best interest or the city to lake those steps backward," Mayor Wilkinson said. At the same lime. she urged Karcher to continue with bis city projects. (The council later ap- proved a rnonine and lot com- bination the chain requested at North EJ Carruno Real.> Karcher stepped to lhe podium. ''I wonder If we are not being a little bit narrow minded," the restaurant magnate said. "I 'm very concerned about our country now with all the OSHAs ca health and safety re1ulatory body) and can 't do this and can't do that." Karcher said, adding that the country had "lost the fr ee enterprise concept" and was "so socialized now." O'Keefe re11ponded saying the citizens of a community have "the right to vote to determine ir th\'Y want a garish Las Vegas community or a subdued one.·• are supposed to make the analysis first. ''Technically under the law if they don't do that first the adop- tion of the law is void, it bas no force. "Somebody wou Id have to go to court setting it aside, m ind you, but that's the outcome of those kinds of things," Knight said. City Attorney F. MacKenzie Brown, said Wednesday he had not seen the letter from the at- torney general's office, and he declined to comment on the points raised by the st.ate at- torney until he saw it. Knlght said that to "straighten things out" the city could re- adopt tbe ordinance. Brown said he was not making that recommendation now. "I iuess we'll just have to let somebod:y take us to court and let the Judge tell us what to do." Brown said. The city has 7,SOO sewage blll- in1 accounts. f're•Pa~AJ LAGUNA BINGO .•. as ·'a viable alternative lo talhaos. · and for lhal. he said. 1t Wa5 "iub1ecled to old-rbhioned muckraking." Ht' said the Daily Pilot stories wtrc ")'ellow journahsm .. that "tarred and feathe r ed " the cburch "W\Justl)'." He accused the council of "los- ing s ight of freedom of religion, and separation or church and state." Murley said any investigat1on of the TOIL church should have been done by the police depart- ment., and not tbe newspaper. Murley called blneo an in· novative source of funding for ci· ty projec:ts. Under rules of the bingo ordinance, 60 percent ol game revenues would be con· tributed to projects ln the city. "You should think abouL increas· Ing. not decreas ing, playing time," Murley sa id. He added, "We need creative sources or funding in Laguna Beach." Murley h ad been the TOlL church's cbolce lo he~ a Ulree- man commiuee to administer binieo funds. McDowell said, "! was as- ~urcd . . the ordinance would protect us from problems. We've had nothing but problems. Laguna Beach has prided itself on having a vlllage·like at- mosphere -and bingo's not part or that." CouncUman Jon Brand, who moved for approval of the a m endment. ult'J only half· ~eriously. "I don't want lo see the Mana move l.nto C..t•na Beach. I don 'l want to see the PoOr squan- dering their tnoner at the blngo tables." Hades, Dogs Votes Delayed The San Clemente Clty Council delayed action Wedneada7 on control of newsr ackJ and decon- trol or dogs at aelected areaa alone tbe beach. By Panel A Laguna Beach man has won approval Crom the South Co_ast Regional Zone Con~ervatwn Commission· to continue con- struction of his controversial modern home extending over a canyon off Morningside Drive. Jim Carneiro, owner of the va- cant property at 1S15 Morn- ingside Drive, won the battle following an extended hearing before the panel. A boul 10 neighbors protested the style and lines oC Carneiro's structural steel-supported house and a few claimed the city never notified them of its planned con- struction. Laguna Beach city agencies. including the Architectural Review Board, have approved Carnelro's plans and permits. "lt will be totally out of character with the r est or the h ouses in the neighborhood," commented Hubbard Keavy, a retired Associated Press ex- ecutive and newsman who lives at 1415 Morningside Drive. Coastal Commission members at one point appeared ready to ap- prove Carneiro's three-story, multiple level home which will ex- tend about30 feet over the canyon if he changed its design. Although prices of farm pro- ducts led the price surge with a 2.5 percent increase, the most alarming danger signal in the price report was an eight-tenths o l a percent increase In pnces or and.ustrial commodalles, _up from a s 1x ·tenth!. of a percent increase an February. Economists look to prices of in- dustrial goods as giving the best picture or underlying infla- tionary trends. T here were sharply higher prices during the month for metals and metal pro· ducts, textiles, apparel and transportation equipment. The Labor Department s aid prices also turned up for lumber and wood products, rubber and plas tic produc ts following dee lines in February Citizen's Alliance Meeting Tonight The Laguna Beach Citizen's Alliance meets at 7:30 tonight to discuss ite ms or local interest in- cluding Sycamore Hills zoning, "grandfather" clauses to protect property owners and the status of a cha rter city proposal. The meeting, al the conference room or Laguna Shores, 420 Cliff Drive, is public. Your Choice SHP-58 ' .. s30000 FM STEREO, FM/AM RECEIVER. RECORD Pl.AYER. 8-TRACK CARTRIDGE PLAYER/RECORDER, 2-WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM No reoresentative ol the church appeared at the meeting. Othen of the Laguna Bead\ rc- "ldents who spoke were tn oppo1l· tlon to the TOIL plan. Jocetyn Cushman said, "We don't want to become a Las Vegas. We don't need Uilil kind of f\lndlng. If they want to call It re1t1ion, lbat'a ~ all)' bysttrieal." Tu councO, wtllttled down to three members by the illnesses of Councilmen 8 . Patrick La.De and Anthony Di Giovanni, bdd over the two eontrovenlal items to enable tbem to be beard by a run puel lo two weeks. I ull I ru·toru Morrtuati••" 1•1,, .. 0 ,,. l"••r .. ouul 1>111· \ ,.,,,. f.uurruat•·•· Ou I 1·•·1·~1 l"ro .,,., H 1• "i t•ll: Councilman Jaclt McDowell used \he propoted emtndmcmt as a Chance to reiterate hi" o~I· Uon to any btnco tn tbe ell)'. He distributed copf., of • Christian Science Monftor 1rtlcl• to the cooncll. The artlele called legollied 1ambUn1. "a bad bet at beat." • The propo1ed publication \'end· inf machine Jaw Mtl 1tanda~ for matertal i>eJnc sold, requ1,... a etty P.ft'llllt Wore macblnet can be Placed on pdMlc propeny and elltabUIMs a pdorf l1 •11tem for 11loe1ttn1 •P•O for th• in~ two •l.,nene.. of tM law an oppo1ed by CalllonlU Newsp1tper PubUtben Anoel• Uon r••mtaUva •' c.a..utv-llooal.,.,..... 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ............ ., .... J ...... ..,, ... "' e..t. lit. Phone 642-888!- srore Hour$ Daily 9-6 Sst. Q..6:30 ........... AIM.._.ltN Ti..te ........ 1Pre .. 11f 0 Srrtc.Y ... 1 ... , ... • .. r I Or ange Coast EDITION ~VOL 70, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES -ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FOR NIA Today's Clos~ug N.Y.Steeks TEN CENTS N-M chers Offered 9% Pay Hike By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ol IM Oelly ,.llM Ji.II Teachers in the Newport-Mesa school district are being offered a ,nine perceiit pay hike over the next two years as part or a ten· talive three-year contract agree· ment, it was learned today. However, sour ces s aid, teacher negotiators were unable to s way the district to grant bind· ·ng arbitration in future grievance proceedings. Arbltra· lion as well as wages and health and welfare benefits wlll be open for re-negotiation after the second year of the three-year pact. , The tentative agreement also would reinstate a former teacher tran sfer policy that giv es teachers with seniority more say in where they wish to teach. sources said. Tennis -Phooey Most tennis play<.'rs will admit the game can be frustrat· !ng <it timc•s T~1s ~iclonaJ comment on how frustrating 1l .c:an lw wa~ ins p ired by photogr apher's discovery of th1!> hallert•d tennis r acquet in a trash can j ust outside lh<' public <'ourt~ at 16th Street a nd Balboa Boule\ ard jn N<.•\\ port lkach. Golf anyone'' Wholesa le Prices )Ulllp I.I Percent w ASlll NCTON I 1\ I' I Thi• govt•rnm<'nl sa11I Inda\ lh,1t wholc~alc· priN'' rn1·11•a ... l• Cartf'r uti min1s lrat1on take ~lep~ to counter a grow1nl( threat of an m flationary surge in the t>conomy The March incruse followed a wholt>sal<• price rise of nine• tenths of a J>('rcenl 1n Frbruary and wa~ lhl· largr~t monthly mil' since October 1975. Althou1oth prices of farm pro· ducts led the price sur~c with a 2.5 pcrreonl incr<.'asc, the most alarming danf.!er .signal in thr price report wus an e1Rhl·lt>nths of a percent rncn~asl' an pr1ce.s nf industrial commochti<.'s. up from a six·lenlhs of a Pl'rrrnl increusr in February . Economists look to prices of in· dustrial goods as giving the best p icture of underlying infla tionary trl'nds There were isharply higher prices during the ' month for mt>l<Jls and metal pro. duet.... kxt1lcs. a pparrl and transportation <'qu1pment Tht> Labor l>eparlmt•nt said prtCt"!'> al'u turm', rubber and JJl a!>tlC prOdUCl!> follow1ng de<'llnc' an F('bruary Oakland Bans Skateboards OAKLAND CA P > Skateboards and rnll('r skates will soon be outlawed 1n d o wnto wn Oakland and motorized skateboards banned anywhere in the city. The City Counr1I gave pre· limin ary approval to a city cha rter amendment after city traffic engineer Ronald Hurlbut said a youth was clocked doing 54 miles an hour a board a non. motorized skateboard. The measure will be formally approved in two weeks. · On March 30, dis trict and teacher negollatora reached a tentative agreement on teacher contract demands in private sesslona with a state mediator who was called in lo break a 21· day impasse. Both sldes have instituted an information blackout o~ details of the accord until the school board meets April 12. A vole by teachers on whether or not to ac· cept the package would follow board action on lhe pay plan. Teachers sought a 13 percent pay raise over the next two ,years. blndin_J arbitration, smaller class stze limits and a seniority-based teacher transfer policy. However, teacher negotiators settled for the district's nine per· cent pay raise offer, no change in maximum class size limits and advisory arbitration In post· contract dl!outes. accordlnll to sources close to the negotiators. A nine percent pay raise would plean a teacher currently earn· Ing s10.~ per year (the lowest step on the pay scale> would re· ceive $11,386.14 a year 1n two years. At present. the median inoome for Newport-Mesa's 1,250-plus teacbersls $17,210. A teacher at the lop of the pay scale present.I)" earning $19,066 a year would receive $20,781.9' t after the second year of the con- tract. If lbe teachers' 13 percent pay request bad been agreed to, a teacher at the I.op ol the pay scale would earn $21,544.~ annually. Under advisory arbitration the beard ol education would have the final say on a recommenda- <SeePAYJllKE, Page AZ> Car·ter Ends NUke Plan . • U.S. to Study Alternatives of Breeder : • ., • WASHINGTON (AP> -Presi· dent Carter announced today that he is deferring U.S. develop· ment of nuclear breeder reac- tors, the power plants that pro· duce additional fuel but could help increase the s pread or atomic weaponry in the world. Carter said the risk or spread· ing nuclear weapons "would be vasUy increased by the further spread of sensitive technologies which entail direct access to plutonium, highly enriched uranium or other weapons· usable material." The breeder is powered by plutonium and ts so na med because it produces more fuel Carl's Sign Bids Nix ed In Cle1nente By JACK CHAPPELL , Ol Ille oeff'( ~ Meff Oversize 1i&n1 requested for two Catl't Jr. reatalitanU we re denied by the San Clemente City Council Wednesday following a lengthy and at limes heated dis· cussion. • The signing saga included: -Councilman Tb o m as O'Kttfe'a threat to qujt If the council approved the signs. -Carl Karcher. founder of Karcher Enterprises restaurant chain, blasted 'socialism' and government interference with private e nte rpri se . He threatened to pull out his $1 million city project, two eating placei1. -Councilman William Walker pu1hed sweeping revision of the city sign law to allow "freeway oriented" businesses to put up huge new signs. Karcher Enterprises request· ed e rection of 50-foot pole signs at potenUal restaurant sites at 515 N. El Camino Real and at 3929 S. El Camino Real. thereby exceeding a is.root height limit. Addituw1ally It sought to exceed the ma:umum sign size by 76 square feet at the North El Camino Real site. Don Glenn . a K a r c her spokesman. said the big signs were needed lo draw freeway lram c to the restaurants. He saict for the two restaurants to be profitable, the North El Camino Real restaurant would need to get 20 percent of Its busl· ness from the freeway and the South El Camino Real eatery needed to draw 50 percent of its business from the freeway. Citlftns Sally Sergeant and Carolyn Koester spoke In opposi· lion lot.ht oversize signs. than it consumes. The s tate ment issued by Carter said the United States will study "alternative designs or the breeder" but postpone their adoption for commercial use. Without mentioninc the project by na me, the statement ap· pea red to spell the eod of the pro- posed Clinch River breeder reac· tor. a $2 billion, demonstration plant planned near Oak Ridge, Tenn. Carter said he would also defer indefinitely t he commercial reprocessing and recycling or • plutonium produced by U.S. nuclear power programs. A reprocessing plant planned by industry ~t Barnwell, S.C., but now seeking federal support. "will receive neither federal en· couraceinent nor funding for its completion as a reprocessing facility." While cutting back the breeder program, which would have multiplied nuclear fuels, Cart.er pledged to increase U.S. produc· lion capacity for e nriched uranium, tbe fuel used in conven· Uonal nuclear power plants. This promise was a r e· assurance to both the domestic nuclear industry and foreign na· tions that fuel would continue to be available for conventional plants and they n eed not Tris Banned Children's Slee~ar Nixed WASfUNGTON (AP) -A rfral agency today banned production and sale of c ldren's sleepwear treated wj~ Tris., a. cbe~c_. .. q~m~ r~tard~n~ ... belle~oca s~can~ r. However, the Cons umer Product Safety Com · mission voted 3 to 2 against recalling the 120 m illion Tris-treated garmenUI alreadf'90kl. The commission voted 5 to 0 to allow consumers lo bring back garm e nts for refunds if they can show that the garments have never been washed. Commission Chairman S. John Byington said that washing a garment at least three times "will re m ove a ny un11cceptable risk.'' Commissioners R . David Pittle and Thaddeus Garrett opposed t his position, s a ying that because Tris h ad been found to cause cancer in laboratory animals, all garments treated with it should be re· called from r.onsumers. Hunge r Control Doctors Say Diet Will Peel Pounds BOSTON (AP) -Doctors have devised a diet that allows people . to eat almost nothing but slay healthy and control their hunger Rhodes Raps Capitol Jobs WASHJNGTON CAP) -House Republican Leader John J . Rhodes says he is "sMcked'' to find thal two congressional clerks, Including one technically appointed by him, are running $1-million· a-yeal' print shops rent-free on the'Capltot arounds. "Thia is one of the archaisms around this place that need to be re· examined and cbanged," Rhodes said. while they lose pounds of flab. Patients on the diet developed by Boston researchers ate only tiny amounts of meat and took vitamins and minerals. In their first months, they lost about half a pound a day. Doctors said the diet did not upset the p a tients' body chemistry the way fasting does. Even better, the patients report· ed they were not hungry. The researc hers call the weight·loes approach ''protein· sparing modified fast." The diet is similar to the popular Stillman diet, exeepl that lt ls more restrictive. Tbe SUlbnan diet allows a person to eat lar1er amounts or food, baaltaU,y protelli, and requlres no bospkalization. necessarily build breeder reao- tors. . Carter added he would propo$e leglslaUon "to permit the U.S. \o of(er nuclear fuel supply cOI)· tracts end guarantee delivery of such nuclear fuel lo other co~· tries." • He said he would continue to bar exports ol uranium enriclt· m ent and nucl-.r fuel reprocess. ing equipment and technology. ~ And Carter said he would seek establishment of an inlernationkl procram to d evelop altematite nuclear fuel cycles and measures to assure access to nuclear fuJ?l supplies and spent f\lel storaie ... for nations sharing commqn <See BREEDER, Page Z) Bridge Favored In letters By JO.\NNE REYNOLDS Df .,_ 0411ty ~Ii.I lte4f A.-esmanfor thl U.S. boast Guard saJd today he has received aboul <4C> l~ters favoring and two letters opposing the grant1n1 of a permit for a new Coast Highway brldgeov.r Upper Newportllay. Lt. Cmdr. Foster Thompson satd the favorable letters un. iformly Ur"ge the Coast Guard to grant a permit for the new bridge without going through the time. consuming public hearing pro- cess. The two opposition letters, one from Dover Shores resident Dr. Edwin Amyes and the other from Timothy and Amy Leason urge that the hearing be held to ex· plore the possibility of making the bridge taller. "The objections against hold· ing the hearing, based on the time delay it would cause in con· struction, a r e very valid,'' Thom peon commented. · Thompson explained that lhe notice to mariners. posted last month, requires a 30-day period in which members o( the pubUo (SeeBR.IDGE, Page AZ) Mesa Girl Hurt A Costa Mesa girl was taken to Hoag Memorial Hospital this mornbag after' her car rammed into a tree 1n .. the 2300 block oC Irvine Avenue. Newport Beach poJlce ldentlfied the drl ver as Katherine Cianrlone, 19. Co ast Wea;th er Deaths Suit $500 Million Laguna to Cut Bingo llotirs· 1 Cloudy tonlght and Fri- day with lotal morning drizzl~. A Jittle cooler in· land Friday with hlgha ln the low 70S. Lows tonl1ht in low~. By The Aa80Clated Press A class-action !luit seek· Ing more than $500 milllon for the deaths of all 249 persons aboard the Dutch aJrllner Involved In the Canary laland runway catastrophe has been filed In U.S. District Court in San Francisco. Two other suits were alao filed Wednesday In Los Angeles and San Diego by relat.lves of persons who died In the Pan American 1'7. the other Jumbo jet In· volved ln lhe March ZT col· llalon that killed ~n persona at Santa Cru& de Tenui!e. ' By PlUUP ROSMAIUN Of 1111 Dally ...... Stitt A mid cries o r religious persecution, the Laguna Beach City Council voted Wednesday to reduce sharply the number of hours a charitable or1arunUon m ay host bingo games. The amendment lo the city bingo ordinance provides that bingo be played no more than one day a week, no more than six hours a day, and not at all be\ween2a.m . and lOa.m. The ordinance was brought back to the council for revision as a direct response lo new• i t.ones detailina the plan of a church group called the Temple of Inspired Uvtne <TOIL>. T01L'• founder and prime mlnllter, Frank WiuW\, aoqbt to secure a 10-year lease on the vacant Ftnt.. CllrisUan Church bulldlng on Lea.Ion Street. TOIL. which makes use of bingo to ralee funds, propoted to t-old binio garnet four days a week, sht bOW'I •day. TOIL planned to leaHthe pro- perty from •nother Beverly KIUa.baMd concern. the Carlyle Group, wtltch aeeks to buy the churctt and the laJ\d, The sale ls lnescr<>w. Jay Murley, who acted as aaJes •cent on the deal, accused U.. Oall1 Pltott for tta new• Mrie1, and the coundl. for Ill reaction to them. Of~ lntolennce. He tall alnce I.he new1paper printed Ula ltAWr ol tJae tnDIM• U.. ron.-.eame "vlrtaaUJ • lriallnlAil'I* ...... •• "Wilhoul UM TOU. Issue. tbls ( amendmentJ wouldh 't be dn the a.1enda." Murley said. He aa.id the church uaes blnfo a s "a viable alternative to tllbing," and for I.hat, he Hid, It was "1ubjecltd lo old·fashk>ned muckrlktna.'' Ho said the DallY Pilot 1tori• were "yellow Journallam" that "tarred and feathered"' \be church ''wtJuatly. •' He eecUHd the eouncll ol "1M- tn1 elsltt ol fnedom ot relllbt, and aeper.U"' ol eburch Md atat.e.'' Murley said •ft1 lnvestla.Uon of the TOIL dn1r(b 1boold -.ave beat doDe by tlle police "-tt• meat.udnottMDtwlPll>"'· XurteJ' called &info • ln· DOYaUfte-Nmff flf f\aMll.lll JW d• ty projedl. Under' rules or tbe bingo ardlnance, eo percent of 11me revenues would be con· trlbuted to projeet.s ln the city. "You should think about inc:reu· ln1, nett decreasing, pl ayioa time." Kuney said. He lldded, "We need crnUve aourca ol tundinl in Laauna Beach." M urJty had been the TOIL cburch'a choice to head a three- man committee to admlnlJter biDI O fundl. _ OU.. ot I.he La"1n1 Beach re· •ldtnfa who epoke were in onotl· Uon to the TOIL plan. Joctiyn c-..hm••'-ki. '1\Ve don't waatto become a Lu Vesu. Wt don't n.S tbll kind of f\lndlna. U tMJ wut to call it rellJlon. "ll'a re- allJ ~.·· INSIDETOD~ Y Tht orOftll' ha.I become .a profitable iumbol for go~· m Son ft"raacflco. IC u bring iutd m aprotat agabut A nito B~qnt'• ~~for rep.al· fftg • o bo ~no 1ofJ blot .ogofn1e homotuuoll. See . P.og1 ""· " ..... .. M M ... , CM 9'-1 .. .... M M , ;\2 DAILY PILOf N · Co11ncilman Seek s·' Dog ~an on Beach By JOANNE REYNOLDS and MICHA F.L PASKEVJCH Of ll)O O.ily PllOI St•tf .,,- Members of Newport Beach's pro-dog organiiation, SCOOP <Soclety-Concerne<I Owners Of Pets) are treading on thin lee plant as far as Councilman Don Mcinnis is con- cerned. Last week Mcinnis, {in ooeanfront resident, lold the group's president he bell~ves the best way to handle the city's problems with dog droppings on beaches is to ban the animals completely. Don Berman. president of SCOOP, had gone lo the city council wjth four re- quests to liberallz.c existing dog laws. None of the council members were impressed with Berman's request. Mcinnis was the mosL outspoken: · · 1 · m sick and tired of the whole sub. jeel. You don't have to be a genius to see the laws are being ignored Dow," he said. "Frankly, 1f it comes back again to the council for chanAe in the ordinances, lll!YNOLOS th(' re's going lo be one councilman who voles for a complete ban." .... THE DEAD AND the severely burned lay strewn about the inner courtyard or .Robin's Hall at Newp0rt Harbor lligh School last Wednesday. It was the well-staged af- termath of a simulated explosion of the school's m ain boiler ::i dry run just in case tragedy really does strike. Of course, there were 'occasional smiles through the artificial blood and a few students waved to friends as paramedics carted them on stretchers to waiting am- bulances. One paramedic aided Lisa Schone and Maureen Sweeney who sat crying and bleeding against a tree. They were as convincing as the dazed young man who vigorously pulled at a fireman's coat in hopes he would help an injure<I buddy or the girl who repeatedly ran screaming from would-be rescuers. A Huntington Beach paramedic said he wasn't prepared for such authen- ticity. l'ASl(l!v•cH He suggested that several of the JI arbor fUgh students should get acting awards. On thC' serious s ide. authorities said emergency person rwl who partil·1patl'd in the mock disaster will be that mur h b<·ttl'r prc·pared should a real one occur. • * * T llE ANSWER rs thanks, but no thanks when it comes tn purt of North Star Beach that the county offered to give the Cily of Newport Deach. . Most of the Upper Bay bea~h is owned on a 50-50 basis by the two governmental agencies. County officials offered to give the C'ity a piece of county-owned land at the back of the beach off North Star Drive. The property, according to City Manager Robert Wynn. consists of bluffs that are eroding due to overwatering of lawns m the Dover Shores area at the top of the blurf. . The council turned down th e county's offer. Councilman Don Mcrnnis observed that he could understand the coun· ty·s motives. "If I own ed a liability lrkl' that. I'd try to get n d of 11 too." he said · l wonder 1f this was a tongue-in-cheek request by the count y." mused Councilman Ray W11hams. Irvine Softens :Stand on Trees By IOLARV KAY E OI ,,,. 0~11• ftlhrt Sr.ti! Irvine city offl clals have sof lened lhC'ir (':lrhcr position and 'are now rC'commcnding that lhe Presll'y Comp,mies be fin l'd nnJ y '$4,000 ror 1lleitally 1·utt1 ng down e ucalyptus tr<'<"S 1n the new OrangctrN! devt'lopmC'nt Last month, Assistant Cit y M anal(t'r Poul Rrady 11uggesled that the developer he charged $19.000, or $500 for ench of the 38 trees cut down w1thn'1t city ;>erm1ss1on He Included that 'suggestion 1n a memo to the cit) .count•il. But n new mt>mo to the city ~oun('1l by Eddie P eabody, com munity development dircC"tor. s uggests the $4,000 Ngure pro- posed by the Prealey Companies be arcepted by the council. When asked why the city's Jlos1tion has C'hangcd, Peabody i;u1d hl' views the $4 ,000 figure as "a mor<• reasonable upprouch." The community development director swd the Presley Com- panies also wlll be required to in- O"ANOI COAST .. DAILY PILOT ll1a t<• a repl anting proi,:ram lo replace lhl' eucalyptus tr<.'l'S <'Ul d own rn the wind b reak . How<'ver, he said, the replanting probably will not be very custly. Tht-numb('r of trt•<•s lo bC' replantt'mall. s111(•e mrn;t of the 38 trees r ut 1town were S<'hedul ed to bl-re moved anyway to mak<' wav lor roarts and ot h1•r f.1c11lt1l'~ Also. the trc<•!> to be repl.u\l~ will be s m all and nol SSOO s peci men trees, since thal ls not practical ~1th eucalyptus trees. he said Ofriclals of the Presley Com- oani es maintain they should be <'harged onl y $4 .000 ~tncr only eight trees were cut down \!legal- ly. Ji',.... P age Al BREEDER • • nonproUferatlon objectlve.s." Carter said the United States wilt ahifl its nuclear research money toward alternative systems of nuclear power that do not m ake available materials usable for nuclear wenpons. . . ~tliOny Testifies Political Practices Probed ~ Orange Cou,f)ty Supervisor Pblhp Anthqny and lobbylst Frank Michelena wer.e among those who testified Wednesday before the Orange County Grand Jury as the jury continued its three-month probe into county pollticaJ practices. Anthony was the third county supervisor called to testify since the Grand Jury investigation got under way in early January. So far, two indictments have come from the probe into cam- paign financinc related to possi- ble conspiracy and ml.Bcooduct ln office offenses. And it is AnthQny's successful 1976 campaign that is a focal point of the inquiry. Wednesday. the Westmins'ler supervisor and bis attorney. Verlyn Jensen. walked into the Jury waiting room and were out iD about 30 minutes. His appearance reportedly was voluntary, as were those last January by bi s f e llow s upervisors, Thom as Riley and Ralph Diedrich. Michelena. who was a major contributor and fundraiser for R escued2 Improve in Hospital Two Huntington Beach boys, overcome by toxic fumes while on a Tom Sawyer-like odyssey in- to Huntington Beach's subterra- nean flood control channel tunnel sy!item. were reportedly improv- ing today. Spok esmen s aid J oseph Deupree, 10, and Gerry Marlow, 11 , were still listed in stable con- dition at the Huntington ln- lercommunity Hospital intensive care unit. ''We tned to talk to them Wed- nesday but they really weren't ready yet. But we talked to Mrs. Marlow today and she said they seem 100 percent improved," said Detective Sgt. Luis Ochoa, of the police d e partment 's juvenile bureau. Deupree, of 16761 Viewpoint Drive. and Marlow, of 7592 Volga Drive, both in Huntington Beach, wer e rescu ed Tues day just mmutes before they would have died. They were rescued about 4 p m . by Fire Department Capt. Gene Saunders , who inched his • way down a :JO.inch diameter concrete pipe with a rope lifeline knotted around his ankle. Ji'.-... Page Al PAY HIKE • • lion from a n Independe nt arbitrator call ed in to settle ~ricvanccs Cile<I by either party after u contract Is signed. And the proposed contr act '-"OUld reinstate an Inter-school t ran s fer policy that gives teachers with seniority more voice In wher e they wish to ll'ttch. Thi~ p0hcy Is basically t~ sam<· one the district rescmdea about a year ago, sources said. If .i pproved . the con Lr a ct ~ould b<· relroacl1 vc to July l. 1976 Tccichers would receive a five percent pay increase for lbe 19l 6 77 school year and a four pcr c<'nl 1ncrease next year. The pay ra1sl' package doesn't in- clude rnnge benefits. On June 30, 1978, the end of the second contract year, negotia- 1 ions could be reopened on wages, binding arbitraUon and h('alth benefits. The source s aid the contract of. fer contains no change in the dis- trict 's current class size lim.it which averages out to about 26 students per class. Full disclosure of details of the tentative contract s hould be available following Tuesday's school board meeting. Teachers will receive the copies of lhe proposed contract and will vote on It the following W<'e k. Anthony's canu>al•n last year, spent more than three hours clogeted wtlh the Grand Jury. Earlier, two Diedrich aides t estified . But neilhe r Ray 1lhoada nor Lyle Overby would discuss their testimony, which took most of the mornina DOW'S. or the two indictments already ha nded down by the Grand J41"~. one released Wednesday showed that perjury charges lodged acalnst political activist Loran Norton came in testimony that conflicted with his one-time con- fidant, Gary Newmyer. Norton, a Republican can- didate for state Senate last year, allegedly told the jury that SS.000 he received from political finan- cier Gene Conrad was not used for campaign purposes. Norton, according to the in· -,,...P-.,eAJ dictmnent. also told the jury he had not discussed the lnvesUga- tlon with other prospective wit - nesses and bad not told Newmyer what lo say when he testified. But. Newmyer said otherwise when he twice testified, throwing his testimony into direct conflict with Norton's Those contradictions are the ~ substance. in the seven-count in- dictment or Norton. The former Santa Ana poUce lieutenant and onetime aide to county Supervisor Laurence Schmit is accused of three counts of perjury and sil\jle counts of four perjury-related charges. The second man indicted , Calabasas jeweler Ma rtin Kirschner. also faces five per· j ury-related charges. Kirschner was shown on An· lb9ny's campaip statements as a $2.:iOO donor lo his campaign. Ca rter Chofc~ Wisconsin Gov. Patrick J . Lucey, nominated today by President Carter to be am- bassador to Mexico, says he will resign within the next 90 days from the office he has held since 1970. BRIDGE ••. can notify the Coast Guard of their feelings about the proposed project. That 30·day period ends April.26. Thompson said that means his stafC will begin preparing a re-port to the 11th Coast Guard Dis- trict's commanding officer, but he said any comments that come in a fter that date will be con· sidered. Doctor Suspended In Infant Death· The district commander in Long Beach then makes his re· commendation on whether to grant the permit with or without a hearing to the Coast Guard commandant, who renders the final decision. Thompson said that if a hear· ing is called for by the comman- dant, it takes about 60 to 90 days to convene the hearing because of federal requirements concern· ing notification or interested parties. Following the hearing, a fin al decision is made based on wnl· ten transcripts of the procedure. Westmins ter Community Hospital officials have again sus- pended all medical privileges of Dr. William Baxter Waddill, 43, a Huntington Harbour physician charged with murder in the March 2 strangulation death of an hour-old infant. Dr. Waddlll's privileges were first suspended March 9 by the hospital medical executive com- mittee when police launched a probe into the death of a baby girl born after .n unsuccessful saline abortion attempt. · The committee reinstated Dr. Waddill's privileges except for performing abortions at the hospital, just before the physi- clan 's March 24 arraignment in West Orange County Municipal Court. Son~ ;The Matclimake& SHP-59 FM STEREO, FM/AM RECEIVER, RECORD PLAYER, CASSETTE PLAYER/ RECORDER, 2·WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM Hospital officials declined to give reasons for Waddlll's second suspension. Waddill will face a preliminary hearing on the first degree murder complaint Monday in Westminster. He is free on $25,000 bail Waddill had no comment on his latest suspension. The Westminster trospilal has been the target or at least three anti-abortJon protest demonstra- tions in two weeks police said. But hospital officials s aid the demonstrations have nothing to do with Waddill 's suspension. Westminster police Lt. Joe Woods said about 300 protesters picketed the hospital for about an hour Monday. ThPy were ::;o wt'll ~u1led for one .tn')lher, a malch .: was only na1ural. And so 11 wn11h.11 Sony m.llchod the lt:::::~~~=-=-~~J;5riiii~~~~~~~ twri. Compont'nl Stereo and Comnncl S1Preo bPCllme onc-thc-Sf IP 59, c omb1n1ng the t··"'·' fl .11tir r:; of both. The lull rich :;ound of comronon1 ,,,..r,,,.. phone. FM, casqc110 plnycr/recordor plus AM/rM l1r.ron1ng with a Grp~rnta two-wny t.Pl'nl<er syslom. Ann 1h11 "dos1pner" rv>od 11.iok~ of a compact, includrn1 ,, smokC"d du-;1 cnvr•r Your Choice Funeral Scheduled s30000 ' ·-·-"''"°'"' ..W 1>11W1-. , .... ~ Yi<•4'>-•t14'1ftlf<W0.-ol~ ,.__., ....... •11•1 .. '-r-."'::.t:it ~ ... ~ _,,... A•'111•1>1Mf ......... t-W-. \ For Psychiatrist Funeral ~ervices will be held Saturday tn Corona del Mar tor psychiatrist Algerd Krukas who died Tuesday. Dr. Krukas, In addition to his practice in Newport Center, was an assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at the UC Irvine School of MedJclne. He was a member of the American Psychiatric AsM>eia- tlon and the Southern Callfomta Psycbtatrtc l\ssoclallon. Dr. Krukaa alao waa a member oC tho Amertcan Medical AHodauon and U1 atate and county cbap- l•rt. Dr. Knlku JoJned tho atalf of Moa1 Memorial Hotpltal Lo 1m and in 1976 was chairman of lbe psychiatry de!partment at the hos pit~. Prior to coming to Newport Beach. he maintained a practice In the Los Aneeles area and waa an Instructor at the UCLA medical school In 1980 and 1981. He was a professor of medicine at the \JSC medical school from 198b to 1968. lf• leaves hl1 widow. Bertha of Newport Beach; two daughters, Jackie and Candy, both of Woodland Hilts, and his mother, EmllyofChlcaJo. S.rvlc• will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday at Paclftc View Chapel wttb burial to foU&tr at Pacitlc Vlew lfemorial Park. SHP-58 FM ST~EO, FM/AM RECEIVER, RECORD PLAYER, &·TRACK CARTRIDGE PLAYER/RECORDER, 2·WAY SPEAKER SYST!M I 11111 ut·tor11 nurrouri•·' ,., .. ,Our 1•,.r,ot1uf 0111• \ ,.,.,. feuurflol•·•· Ou I,.,.,.!/ 1•, . .,,,,,,., "•• 'tt•ll: 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa ' , Saddlebaek EDITION VOL. 70, NO. 97, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ; .. Afternoon . N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS • y • Charges Weigh~d in Viejo -~lane Crash By WILLIAM SCHREIBER Ol Ow O•lly Pilot St•ll Federal investigators are probing the cause of a 1975 Marine Corps plane crash ip Mis· sion Viejo to determine if criminal charges can be filed agains t anyone in connection with the mishap that killed four people. The U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles, assisted l>y the FBI. has been gathering evidence and.con· ducting interviews for about three months, according to Asst. U.S. Atty. Richard Plymale. Plymale reportedly brought 10 witnesses before a federal grand jury last week to present tes timony supporting the conten· tion that the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station craft might have been tampered with prior lo takeoff. The Cl~l transport plane crashed and burned in a Mission Viejo field abQul eight miles south o< SI Toro on Sept. 26, 1975. F-011( ot the six people on the plane died in the erash, lnclud· ing, Lt. Col. Julius M. Lewis, 43. of Missipn . Viejo, the pilot; M'8j. Harry Collins. 40, of Irvine, the co-pilot; M.Sgt. Willis Nichols, 38. of Santa Ana. a crewman and Sgt. Terry Dillow, 28, of Santa Ana, also a crewman. Plymale-confirmed today that his investigation was launched as a result ol several contacts wlth survivors of the trash victims, primarily the pilot's wife, Sueann Currie Lewls of Mission Viejo. Mrs. Lewis is a Los Angeles County deputy district attorney based in Downey and onetime candidate for the 74th Assembly Ca11er Ends NUke Phm \ . U.S. to Study Alternatives of Breeder WASIDNGTON (AP> -Presl· dent Carter announced today that he is deferring U.S. develop· ment of nuclear breeder reac· tors. the power plants that pro· duce additional fuel but could help incr.ease the s pread of atomic weaponry in the world. Carter said the ris k of spread· ing nuclear weapons "would be vas tly increased by the further spread of sensitive technologies which entail direct access to plutonium, hi ghly e nriched uranium or other weapons· usable muleri aL ·' The breeder is powered by plutonium and is so named because it produces more fuel 1.1 Perceni Price Hike 'Al . ' ~ WASHINGTON (AP ) -The "16vernment said today that wholesale prices increased 1.1 percent in March. the second big monthly increase in a row and much worse than expected. The increase was sure to fuel demands thut the Carter ad· minis tration take st e ps lo counter a growing threat of an in· flationary surge in the economy. The March increase followed a wholesale price rise of nine· tenths of a percent in February and was tl;le largest monthly rise since October 1975. Although prices or farm pro- ducts It'd the price surRe with a 2.5 percent inerease, the most alarming danger signal in the price report was an eight-tenths or a percent 1ncreasf' in prices or industrial commod1t1es. up from a s ix-tenths of a percent increase in F <.'bruary. E conomists ln<>k to prices of in· duslrial goods as g1vinR the best picture of unde rlying infla. tionary trends. There were sharply higher prices during the month for metals and metal pro- ducts. textiles. apparel and transportation equipment. The Labor Department said prices also turned up for lumber and wood products, rubber and plas tic products following declines in February. Price trends at the wholesale level arc eventually passed along to the consumer at least in part, since they represent higher costs to businesses that produce the goods consumers buy. Orang~ Coast Weather Cloudy tonight and Fri· day with local m ornina drizzle. A little cooler in· land Friday with highs in the low 70s. Lows tonight in low 50s. INSIDE TODAY The orange ha& become .a profitable !Jlmbol for goJl.t in San F'ranci&co. II is being u1ed in o prote1t again1t Anita Bryant'1 campaign /or repeal· ing . a laW barring job ln4I .against homosuuals. See .Page AS. ln~ex At'l'_S.,.,lce .. MtOM'T'" ,, ·-·~-at Mt•I .. _, C..l"N111• ,., Mlltllll,... • C:lat•lfl .. CS.II NMI_..._ M c-•u Alt 0fl1!9eClmtf Al c .......... •tt ... ". . ... , ....... ~ .. "' ...,,, CM •4lltetll4 ..... ,.. ,, ... ~ ... y •.wu•-.... Ttlt¥114ell IM IJ'-Ct ... , T!Mtttn ..... NwffC ... •i ......... A4 ,,_..,"', ...... 8J . .,,. .. _ M A•LMMn M than it consumes. The s tatement i ssued by Carter said the United States will s tudy "alternative designs of the breeder" but postpone their adoption for commercial use. Without mentioning the project by name. the statement .aP· pea red to spell the end of the pro· posed Clinch River breeder reac· tor, a $2 billion, demonstration plant planned near Oak Ridge, Tenn. Carter said he would also defer indefinitely the commercial reprocessing and recycling of plutonium produced by U.S. nuclear power programs. A reprocessing plant planned by industry at Barnwell, S.C., but now seeking federal support, "will reeeive neither federal en· couragement nor funding for its completion as a reprocessing facility." While cutting back the breeder program. which would have multiplied nuclear fuels, Carter pledged to increase U.S. produc· tion capacity for e nrich ed uranium, the fuel used in conven- tional l)Uclear power plants. This promise was a re· assurance to both the domestic nuclear industry and foreign na- tions that fuel would continue to be available for conventional plants aad they "Deed not Tris Banned. ChilJren's Slee~ar Nixed WASHINGTON (AP) -A federal agency today banned production and sale of children's sleepwear treated with Tris, a chemical flame retardant believed to cause cancer. However, the Consumer Prodact Sal8')' Com· mission voted 3 to 2 against recalling the 120 million Tris -treated garme nts already sold. The commission voted 5 to O to allow consumers to bring back garments for refunds if they can show that the garments have never been washed. Commission Chairman S. John Byington said that washing a garment at least three Limes "will remove any unacceptable risk." Commissioners R. David Pittle and Thaddeus Garrett opposed this position, saying that because Tris had been found to cause cancer in laboratory animals . all garments treated with it shouJd be re· called from consumers. Brinks Holdup Man 'Regrets' High Life SAN FRANCISCO C /( P > -A former Brinks security guard who repented in court his brief life of wine and women financed by a $400,000 heist has been sen· tenced to 10 years in a federal prison. ··1 thought it would solve my problems and it didn't,'' Richard Charle11 Rees said Wednesday of his ill-rated. ll·month adventure. U .S. District Court Judge Charles B. Renfrew ordered Recs, Z1, to prison despite de· fense witnesses who urged that the Vietnam veteran be com· mltted to a rehabilitation center. Rees pleaded guilty March 2 to a charge or bank larceny -tak· ing $373,000 belonging to banking institutions -and to transport· ing $411,935 in stolen money from California to Texas. The judge order ed that the 27-year-old former Marine serve the maximum 10 years for each count. lo run concurrently. R..etitrew said the request by derense attorneys that Rees be sent to Pelancey Street Founda· lion, a center for ex·convlcts and former drug addicts, was ''just not viable." "My obligations are to society as a whole. lf the sentence lags so far bebind expectations. you lose any deterrent,•' the judge uid. Rees enjoyed nearly a year or Casl living, alter he vanished Feb. 11, 1975 with a champagne crate stuffed with cash, leavln~ puuled law aulborlUes in his wake. He ftad stopped his Brinks armored car at a San Mateo resh1uraht on pretense or makln' a dellv6)tto a girl. He wu captured without re· siatance Jan. 13 1by the FBI in a small 'New Mexico town eouUut111tof Santa Fe. # ... ... Lose Withotlt B-ger ... necessarily build breeder reac· tors. Carter added he would propase legislation "to permit the U.S. to offer nuclear fuel supply con· tracts and guarantee delivery of such nuclear fuel to other coun- tries." He said he would continue to bar exports of uranium enrich· ment and nuclear fueueprocess· ing equipment and lef'Hnology. And Carter said he would seek establishment of an inte rnational program to develop alternative nuclear fuel cycles and measures to assure access to nuclear fuel supplies and spent fuel storage "for nations sharing common nonproliferation objectives." Jury Hears Anthony, Michelena Orange County Supervisor Philip Antho .. y and lobbyist Frank Michelena were among those who testified Wednesday before the Orange County Grand Jury as the jury conttnutd its three-month probe into county political practices. Anthony was the (.hfrd county supervisor called to testify since the Grand Jury investigation got under way in early January. So far, two indictments have come from the probe into cam· paign financing related to possi· ble conspiracy and misconduct in office offenses. And it Is Anthony's successful 1976 campaign that ls a focal point of the inquiry. Wednesday, the Westminster s upervisor and his attorney. Verlyn Jensen. walked Into the jury waiting room and were out in about 30 minutes. His appearance reportedly was , ere those last January by hi s fellow supervisors, Thomas Riley and Ralph Diedrich. Michelena, who was a major contributor and fundraiser for Anthony's campaign last year, s pent more than three hours <See PROBE, Page AZ) ' 'DEAD' WOMAN B4CK TO UFE MOSCOW <AP> -Sofia Mis· ilevich. 50, died and came to ure again 24 times, the official ~viet news agency Tats reports. . It said the causes of her deaths and revival are still a mystery. Tass said a team of two pro· ressors and se.ven assistant pro- fessors in Minsk labored over Miss Misilevich for two days and pronounced the case "beyond the limits of usual notions of medicine." She now ts back to work. New Diet: ·Eat Morsels BOSTON (AP)-J>octors.,ave devised a dJet that allows people to eat almost nothtna but 1ta}' healthy and control Uleir b\IAler while they lose pounds of nab. Patients on the diet develOl>ed by Boston researchers ate only tiny amount.a of meat and t.ook vitamins and mlnerala. In their first mon.t.ha, they lost about half a pound a day. Docton sald the diet did not U\)&et the patlenta• body cllemlstry the way fastl~ doel. Even better. \he patients l'fPOd· ed lhey were not h&lllll'Y. The re•earebere uU the welaht·l~ a~b ••prateiD- • • spartnc modified fut ... ·Th~.dlet ia slmUar to the popular SWlman diet, e~cepl t.bat it. 11 JDOre natrtcUve. Tfle Stillman diet allows a penon to eat larcer aC'.l_lount• ()f fooct. ba•ic.Uy )rOtetn, and requires no hO.pit~Uon. ' If a df~er , .. ~. hb body 1en•r• ~ to ,bum nh1a· ble pnUla N Well a& tbe UD• dutral fat. The new cliet la la- teaded to eoaq1e111ai. for OU. by ptOvldtn( an dl4nal source " "°'*· ,...., fA&lon \Mt,,, ...... teat~= elid 1.~l • .... ---~..., their own. An estimated 40 million to so million Americans are over· welgbl Tbe research was_publiehed ln today'• N&w Entla..rut Joutnal of Medicine. U was conducted by docto"* at New England Deato- netf HOlpital, Harvard Medlc'1 School sncl Jlasuchuut.ts tnsUtute "Teebqol~. ' llPQr ~~d---~· clan or famJlr, ~ciaq, *' oroc~ eoblllltln.l .,.t, .. br. ~ t. ietbura, 9bO letp.t.-.e rtuaft)i. ....... ., <iii "~-Al) District seat. who was In charge of the base at the lime of the crash. When told the investigation flymale said be was presented with enough pre Ii mi nary evidence to convince him that "we shOllld look into it a UUle more." He said the investigation . wasn't opened as a favor to Mrs. Lewis or anydne else. The new pl'obe apparently cflme as a surprise to Brig, Gen.· A. C. Pommerink of Dana P<>int, tbe retired El Toro commandant •Is involving the possibility that the plane's controls might have been sabotaged, Pommerink aaid military probers trom the Naval Investigation Service auu the Marine Corps Air Mishap Board covered the same ground, Vacation Fua "lo a military crash incident, (SeeCllARGES, PageA2) A skateboard contest in Irvine Wednesday drew about 80 competitors and dozens of other youngsters came to watch. Dave Singer, 18, of Irvine, got in a few warmup runs on the skateboard· course prior to the freestyle and slalom events. Singer won the runner-up overall best award for the day's events. 13 Suspects Held On Alien Charges Irvine police arrested 13 people suspected of being illegal aliens Wednesday night when they stopped a small, green van near Trabuco Road and Culver Drive. Those arrested, including both men and women, were turned over to immigration officers from the U.S. Border Patrol at Cruddy Air In Saddleback Wa.n'tSmog Despite the acrid, gritty air that stung yaur eyes and gave you trouble breathing Wednes· day, there was no smog in the SaddJeback Valley, according to Orange County air pollution dis· trtct monitors. In fact, the district reported no SplO& of alert proportions any'f bere in Orange cooniy, even tbou(h alerts were called in the San Gabriel Valley and other areas in neiJ}\borine counpes. So what was tha~ stuff in the air that made Saddleback Peak dis· appear most of the afternoon? Accordin_i to the! pollution con· trot people, lt was particUlate matter and other cbemlcall that ~ q,ake tbinga look brown and.buy · but aren't meuured for heaW\ alert. pul1>08e&. Water Refaied LOS ANG.t-..a ~~P> -In.yo Couw bu turned clown, a pro- Polal by I.At Aqelta that \Ile dty 1M _..... to pump more water otl ol tlle 0... Valley in order &Jt ~ ... ,.._Vet Ul tbe d~t·parGllec San Joaqutn VatleJ • San Ysidro. · 1 The driver of the van, undone or two others escaped arrest when th.ey jumped from the vehi· cle and fled into tbe nearby orange groves just before police made the traffic stop. Officers said they stopped the . van just after 11 p.m. after the driver allegedly failed to stop at a st.op sign. They said they were tipped off about a "suspcious· looking" van by a nearby gtS sta· lion attendant. Animals Buried .WEST MILFORD, N.J. (AP/ -Local health officials supervised the burial Wednesday ot the rot.Ung remains of about 30 large Uin\als fo~ at Warner Brothers Jungle Habitat. a safari park that closed in October. Deaths Suit $500 Million 8)' TbeAuoelaled ~re11 A class-action 1uit seek- ing mo1'e than $500 mUUon tor the deaths of all 249 pereona abc>ard the Dutch airUnet involved ln the Canary Island runway calattrophe has been filed In U.S. Dtstrfct Court in San Fr&Mlaco. ~o ~•r suits wer& also filed Wedneaday in Los Ante1ea and San Diego by rel.UV~ ol persons who dJed lft the Pan Amerlcfn 74'7, th4t other Jwnbo Jet ln- voJvtd 1n the March 27 col· lhl'n that killed 577 penooa al Suta Cru:i de Tentrlle. , A.2 DAIL v PILOT SB ~Juan Agn-plan Adopted By LAURIE KASPER Ol I,_ OfllY "11•1 )l•lf San Juan Capistrano city coun- 'cilmen adopted n general plan amendment Wcdne:sday which will preserve 230 acr es of farmland for "aart-bushle&s." Tbe action wns taken on a split 'Vote, with Councilmen Yvon •Heckscber, Kenneth 1',riess and Douglas Nash contlnulng their support of the program. Coun- <!i l men John Sweeney and l,lichard McDowell opposed it a!> tpe.y have for montru.. Although farmers have op- posed the pr o ~ram and threatened a possible lawsuit m· tbe past, no one spoke in opposi- . Gon t.o the plan during a public nearing before the council's vote. The farmers late r explained that they fell there was no need Jor them to speak since the coun- cil knows their opinion or the pro- gram. They said they are plan- ning no specific action against the city at this tame. Although Sweeney said h e agr ees with agriculture pre- servation, he said he has opposed . the city's program since an elec- tion last year indicated residents don't support it. :·The councilman argued that a s tudy committee should have !;'Omc up with more alternative means of preserving the Jarmland. He also objected that ,llle city doesn't have the money 1.o buy the property IC tha t b'ecomes necessary. But other councilmen argued that the amendment is just one s tep in the planning process and qther aspects of the program still can be considered. •. Front Page A I ·DIET .•• •·Physician supervision is ex- l remely important." he :.aid "The doctor must be a partner. People don 't need Lo go to diet rnills todothas" In an early s ludy, the re- .searchers tried the diet on 167 adults, who lost an uv('rage of 40 pounds each. The diet was tested over three years on four young people who have Prader-Willi syndrome. a disorder whose symptoms ln - ~lude mental retardation, obe:.1- ty and insatiable appetite. The patients were allowed lo cat I s grams or meat for every kilogram of ideal body wt>1ghl This meant that if the dieter wished to s llm down to 200 pounds. he ate about thrCt! ounces of meal a day The dil'tl'rc; alc;o Wl'ff' J.!I' "" '11amm)\, n11n<•rub .ind d1~·· ... 11' ,. :uclr-. Bike Saf ety Show Set in Laguna Hil ls · Approximall'ly ~ Lai:un..i Mill.; }'ounJ.'(st<•rs will part11·11wt.. 111 .1 bicyl'11· )>Hfcl) program Apnl 21. (i(')>lgned to c urt.I bak e in1ur11•' ~cl l'ncouragc ~reull•r drivu {bPOll:-.1\ l'OI''-' Burh;ar;i lll•ndcr•w11, l.ogunu Ililli; orrice manaacr ror th<' Automobile Club of Southern Cahforma, announced th11t Le<.t· Ulg will begin al 0 a m al the (.'tub's bicycle safety lane, locul tel at Lomarena Ele mcotary School, 25100 Earhurt Road In l.a,::una Hall~ LT 11 i n I! o m o d i f 1 e d d y namometer, bike lla feot y futures such us wheel und rrumc •llgnmenl, i;pokes. bearin~s and ~· r a k l' s w 1 I I b e t t• s t <' d ~l andlrhnrs, ~rap~. hi:ht!> anc1 ~Hlectors will ulso be chet•krd Additional information 1 ~; ~~a1lablc by cnlllng Ml<'hurl n ~atson, 991-3440. . O"ANQI COAIT 111 DAILY PILOT · ~:t.~:.~1·r.':..':i=::~;:.:;. CtM\t Pv&tlV'ltfWI Co~ .. ,.• ~ ..... ,..._, ••t ,,.,nll\MO Mof'l.00 thtf)Uf" ,,.._, '"°' ,,,. •• Mf,w filff•CMM"t .. Hft HVf'i~ .. 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Clemente Says 'No ' to Carl's Sign R e quest By IACK CHAPPELL Oii ... D•1ly .. ii_, 51•11 Oversize signs requested for two Carl ·s Jr. re!>taurants wPrc denied by the San Clt·mrnle C1tv Council Wednesday following u lengthy and ut times heated dis cuss ion. The s igning saga included Co u n c i I m u n Th t1 m u s O'Keefc's threal to qu1 l if ltw council approved thl' signs -Carl Karcher, founder or Karcher Enterprasc~ rc::.Ll!urant chain. hh1stcd 'socialii;m' ;and government inlcrfrrC'nct• \\1t h p r i v a t l' C" n l e r p r 1 s c JI r• threate ned to pull out has SI mil hon city pro;t•ct. t \\-O CJti11J.! places. Councilman Walh ..am W.tlk<·r push ed SWCl'l)lnl! re\ l'il!IO nf thr nty sign law lo ,Jl111" ll 1•1•" ·') 11ra ~nted.. busine:.ses to put uµ hu~e new sign .. Karcher Enterpnsf'c; rrqut·st ed erection or 50-loot pole s1i::n" at potenll.il rest;1urant 111tM. al .)15 N. El C.1m1n11 Ht·al Jl\d ut 3929 S El Camanu RcJI th1•11•b> <'XCl•edJng a 25-foot hl.'1~hl hm1t AllditH>nJll~ it sOUJ,!hl In 1 ''CC't'l'd lhe• rna'\1mum "1~11 ""'' h~ 1r. squan• ft•\'! .ti lht• '\11r1h El <.:umino rtt ... 1 .. 1t1· D o n G I e n n . ;1 h .1 r 1• h l' r spoke,mun. ~iml thf' lil1t ''''"" 14 t>r<• nef'dt>d 111 ch aw frn·" 1v trarr1r L•J the restJur .1111 Laguna Cuts Bingo Hours Over Protest 8) PHlUP ROSMARIN 00 tho 0~11y "'"'' it•t• A m 1 d r r 11 -: 11 r r ,. I 1 Joe 1 o"' 1wrs1•('11l1m1 . the l..lj.!\Jnu n1 .. 1ch <:11v Council \otcd Wednesday tu reduce !oharply lhe numtw1 of hours a charatablt' or~an11ot11in may host bmRo games Tht aml'nclment tn the city hinito ordinnncc prov1dc'I that h1n~o be played no more than one d ay a wcek:Dno m ore than !>ix hours a Ky, trnd not ul all between 2o.m.and l0 a m . The ordinance was broui:ht back to the council for revision as a direct response to news stones deta1hng the plan of a church jt roup called the Temple of Inspired Living <TOIL) TOI L's founder ;ind prime minister. Frank Winston, sought to secure a 10-year lease on the vacant Flrst Christian Church building on Legion Street. TOIL. which makes use of bingo to rat"e funds, proposed to hold bingo games four days a week. six hours a dav. TOIL planned to It-use the pro- perty from another Heverly HIJls-based concern. the Carlyle Group, which 11eeks to btiy the church and the land. The ~ale I~ in escrow. Jay M~rley, who acted as s alca agent on the deal. aceu11ed the .Dally Pllot, tor Ila news stories, and U.. council, for It" react Ion lo t.f\em, otreliglOOJ lntoferance. ff e said W>ce t.M n wsf)tper printed the story ot the tran1llC• tlon, TOlL became "virtually on lr1al tn Laguna Beach.•• Front P a ge AJ PROBE ••• closeted with the Grand Jury. Earlier, two Diedrich aides t<•,lih ed . Rut neither Ray Rhoad:. nur Lyle Overby would· 1l1st:uss their testimony1 which took most of the morning nours. or lh<· two indictments already h:indc•d down by lhe Grand Jury, om• rl'h•a:.cd Wednesday showed that penury charges lodged a~a1nst polittral activist Loran :'\or lon C'amc an testimony that l'l>nrlictcd with his one-lime con- f 1dant. Cary Newmyer. Nortt1n, a Republican can- d1d•1 tc for st:ilc Senate last year, allegedly told the jury that SS,000 h1• r cce1vro fro m political finan- 1·1l'r Gene Conrad was not used ror (•a mpaign purposes. Norton. according to the in- <hct mncnt. obo told the jury he hJd not 1..hscusscd the investiga- laon with other prospective wit· nc·s~es and had not told Newmyer w h :it to s;iy when he testified. Bul Newmyer said otherwise "hen he twice testified, throwing his testimony into direct conflict with Norton's Tho!ll' contr:ididions arc the '-Ubslance an the seven -count in- thctment of Norton. Thr formc·r Santa Ana police lil·ultmant und onetime alde to <"Ounty Supervisor Laurence Schmit i1-; uctused or three counts or Pl•rjury ancl single counts of four perjury-rdated charges. The second man indicted, ('a labasa!I jeweler Ma rtin Kirschner, also faN•s five pcr- 1ury related ch arges K 1 r'lrhnl'r w<1s shown on An· thon} s c,1mpu1gn statements as n $2 500 donor Lo his campaign. Th .it money allege dly was Conrad·!) <1ncl allegedly was fun. 111•lled Uarough Ki rschner to con- 1·1•al the idl'nl1ty of It!; true donor. Gay Cyclist Soughl in HB· Sex Assaults A policf> dragnet is out today for a motorcycll!\t who ar parent- ly uttempted homosexua '1tlacks on two young men he plclCed up along Pacifi c Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Investigators said tod ay neither victim or the Wednesday night assaults was seriously in· Jured. Both cscnped from their tantor One youth. a t r ansient hitchhiker from Canada, told in- vest11ators he was choked and beaten in an alt.empted sex as· sault in a parking area just oft Pacific Const ltigbway near tbe Sonta Ana River Bridge on the border between Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. Police U . John Foster said to- doy that in one sex assault tbe at· tucker duped his victim by churning he had found a body in road.side bushes and asked him to examin~ It. Otrl~ets said whel) the victim bent down he was Jumped and collaps(!('.f to tl)e &J'OW\d u the m an beaan t earlnf at his clot.hlng • fnvesllgatonJ sf.k\ lbey do not have a dl.8Llnct deacrlpllon ot the niao but bo reportedJy prowla • Pactrtc C<>ut. Hl1thw•1 •tnde a . m ct alllc blue eooce Honda motorcyct.. F ,...PogeAJ D , 0 t d CHARGES •• Octor Us e there is always a thorough ln- vea1U1auoo Ml several levet. M.Dd one of the primary contldera- • tions is an lnveatleation of · s d T sabotage,"Pomm erioksaid. econ Ime "There are s et procedures and this is part of the procedures." he Westminster Community Hospital officials have a~a1n SUS· pended all medical privileges of Dr. William Baxter Waddill. 43, a }\unttngton Harbour physician charied with murder in the March 2 strangulation death of an hour-old infant. Dr. Waddlll's privileges were first suspended March 9 by the Fog, No Wi nd StalJ.s T iro ~adYachls The two lead yachts in the Balboa Yacht Club's 600-mile nonstop Guadalupe Island Race were stalled In fog with no wind off San Diego today. Firelock. skipped by Syd' Johnson or Santa Barbara's Pier- point Bay Yacht Club,· ~ad moved into the lead seven miles ahead of Bill Hartgc's Red Baron ll out of the Huntington Harbour Yac ht Club. Flrelock had 61· miles to go at 8 a .m . and was not expected to finish before late lo· d ay or early Friday. The nine boats in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club's 800-mile Cabo San Lucas race also were expe riencing light winds off Magdalena Bay on the Baja California coast. John Scripps• 79-foot ketch Miramar out of the San Diego Yacht Club has t aken over the lead and is sailing 10 mi lee ahead of John Reynolds' 38-Coot Ghost II of the Newport Har bor Yacht Club. Ghost II was the first boat to start last Saturday at noon. Miram ar star ted 20 'h hours later in the r everse handicap hospital medical execuUve com- mittee when police launched a probe into the death of a baby girl born after an unsuccessful saline abortion attempt. The committee reinstated Dr. Waddill's privileges except for perform ing abortions at the hospital. just before the physl· clan's March 24 arraignment in West Orange County Municipal CourL Hospital officials declined to give reasons ror Waddill's second suspension. Waddill will face a preliminary hearing on the first degree murder complaint Monday in Westminster. He is free on $25,000 bail W addlll had no comment on his l atest suspension. Tbe Westminste r hospital has been the target or at least three anti-abortion protest demonstra- tions in two weeks police said. But hospital officials said the demonstrations have .nothing to do with Waddlll's suspension . Westminster p olice Lt.. J oe Woods said about 300 protesters picketed the hospital for about an hour Monday. Woods said some of the picketers were young girls wearing parochial school un- iforms. Spokesmen for Blessed Sacra· ment and Saint Bonaventure parishes said members of their congregations h ave been in· volved with the protests but de· nied picketers have included schoolgirls. Bloodmobile Due The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the South Coast Com- munity Hospital from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m . Monday. Appointm ents may be made by calling the personne l department at 499-1311. Son)' ·Jhe Matclimake& SHP-59 FM STEREO, FM/ AM RECEIVER. RECORD PLAYER. CASSETTE PLAYER/ RECORD!R, 2·WAY SPEAKER SYSTEM Thf"y wNe rn well sullPd lor onf" anolhN, a match wns only nolural. And ~o II w:1s lh<>t !: ny matched the 1wo Comnnn11n1 ~.lcrPo and Comp;ir.1 Stereo became onl'-H10 St fP.<;'l, cnmhtrWl!J thC' br I fe>aluros of both. The lull rich snund nf cnmnoMnl · lrorrio phono. FM. casnctte nl~ycr/1rcorc1er rlus AM/rM lislening with a sC'r:frnto 1wn·w<1y spn:ikor ayslcm. find tho "designer .. 1100<1 look-; of n compocl, lncllidlnri o '.lmoked dust c.ovc•r. noted, saying that tho intensive investigauon oC tho C1!$1 crash yielded no evidence of deliberate tampering. The military probe ruled out pilot error in the crash and in- dicated that mechanical failure was lbe probable cause. · It ts the Uirust of the latest in· vesttgatton to establish that members or an aircraft m uin- t enance crew forced a repair tool into the cc;mtrol cables ot the plane-c'tor reasons still unclear due to lhe shroud of secrecy tbrown over the probe. But Pommerink said the military investigation yielded no evidence that ·could have led to crimmal action through military courts . T he ret.lred general also noted that it was highly unlikely Lewis and tus co-pilot would have even jtOtten into the cockpit of the ill· fated plane 1r it was unfit to fly. "Both were outstanding pilot orficers and if anyone would have known of problems with lhat plane, they would," Pommerink said. Asst. U.S. Attorney Plymale said there 1s no intent on his part to discount the findings of the military investigators. "We will take a look at what t he Navy found but we are always looking at the potential that a crime was committed," he said. "We are focusing on a dif· fcrent objeclive than lhey did." 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Yttf1 J IU 121'• 'II ZeleCo ,81 6 tt ISVio •• r: IAo•I• )Ob J a7J IO•t. • .,. •Yr•Co 4 M 7~ •••• tnlllllt 111 11 ?JI,')• \\ ur'lll\d .• • 24 13V.-V. Steel Talks Conthwe WASHINGTON (AP> -Free or a strike threat, steel union and lndwstry negotiators worked against tonight's self·lmposed deadline tor reaching agreement on a new contract for 340,000 steelworkers. The talks are taking place under the· lndustry's experimental negotlaUn1 agreement, which calls for au un- resolved contract issues to be sub- mitted to arbitration Aprll 20. Fuel Suoplles Drop wASHilifGTON (AP> -U.S. re- scrv .. ol oU and natural gas dropped asaln ln 1976, conUnuln1 the steady doWJttnmd of re«ot -yeara, two ln· dunry trade Ot'tlllihUona say. The American Petroleum lnaUtute, ll•ulnf. le. annual atalement today. taJd 'poved reconrable reserves" of crude oO at the end of 1976 wu. eaUmated It ao.t bUUon barTtla, a decline ot 1.7 blUJon barnla from the prmoua year. s . Name Games~ . Family Moniken Fade By MILTON MOSKOWITZ ;. It m:ay not matter much to )'OU what corporutions call themselves. but the mannae'°' or companies appear to h•~ a passionate concern tor such questions. At least they ape~ a lot of time maklnR or considering nnme chan1es. :1 Jn the beginning It was easy. The mun who rounded Ult company put bis name on It. We still have many comranld wUb family names (and with members of the origlnn fai:Ds~ ly still active): Ford. Pillsbury. Weyerhaeuser. Du Pobt- Hewlett· Packatd, Schlitt. · MANY OTHt:R •"IRMS HAVE RETAINED fnmlJi names even though dcsccndun~ or the loundlng family a~ no longer active in the company. There wu once t1 M!f Sears and a Mr. Roebuck ; they formed an alliance In 188_~ There was a James Cash Penney and u Frank Woolwort~ King Gillette founded the razor blade company bearing h name. And two brothers·ln·law. WilUam Procter f James Gamble. began muking candles and soap in Cine; notiin1837. ' However. the people running the S.S Kresge Companf have decided they don't want to perpetuate the founder's name Over the past 15 years th e company has transformed itself into the nation 's largest discount operat-0r under t~ name K Mart. The 1,095 K Marts today account ~ for 95 percent of the t! sales and profits of S S. ·.~ ~ Kresge, and so the com· ( · r pany wants to rename itself the K Mart Corp. Kresge s tock · Money Tree holders will have an opportunity lo vote on the name change at the company's annual meeting May 17. One large s toc kholde r h as already objected that tha change makes no sense. lie is Stanley S. Kresge, 76·year-old son of founder Sebastian S. Kresge. Kresge left the company's board last year. 1 THE KRESGE ~IANAGEMENT IS FOLLOWING a route traveled by many other corporations that deeme<l,~ logical to have their corporate names reflect their principJS hne or business. That's why Standard 011 of New Jc n1e)i changed its name to Exxon (that was probably the biggest corporate name change of oor times). and why Califon\l4 Packing Corp. rechristened its Del Monte Corp .• (Neithtft New J ersey nor California obJected to those switches.) !~ D1versLricalion is at the root of many corporate narn!l changes. Tennessee Gas Transmission became a COQ•· glomerale called Tenneco. General Shoo evolved int~~ Genesco. Pepsi·Cola. having absorbed Fnto·Lay an4. Wilson Sporting Goods. turned into PepsiCo. i~· Then there's the trend toward short, snappy titles whic soon become so fam11tar that you forget where they cam from. Columbia Broadcasting System is now Just CB~ Radio Corp. of America changed to RCA. Americ Machine & Foundry is the antecedent of AMF. United Sh , Machinery is now USM . Trying to erase the memory of ltai founder, Jam Ling, Lmg·Temco·Vought changed to LT'{.,! And Corn Products refining. in one of the most mysteriout: of all name changes. became CPC International lthe ofcl~ name is still better known than the new one>. • ,. SOMETIMES A C0 ~1PANY J UST CAN'T make up i~ mind. A New York dairy foods holding company went for many years under the prosaic name of National Dairyj P roducts Corp. Not very cxc1Ung Then it moved its head- quarters to the Chicago circa. site of its mightiest d1v1sio~,l Kraft Foods. Did it lake the name Kraft? No, at had to adopt the stilted version of Kraftco. Last year it had enough O:fl that. Now it's -would you believe? -simply Kraft Inc. '· My favorite corporate name is the one that was devisetlf in 1974 after the merger of Missoun Beef Packers wi~ Kansas City Beef Packers. The resulting company, one Oll our largest beef feeders and slaughterers . is called MBP~ Corp. · .,. Retiree Business Class to Begin A free Saddleback College course des igned to unravel the maze of insurance red tape, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and the terminology m retirement business deal- ings wlll begin Monday in Leisure World. The course will convene at 9:30 a.m. on six consecutive Mondays in the recreation room at 2355 Mariposa West. At· tendees livtng ouls1de the retirement community will be ad· milted through Leisure World gate number five. INSTRUCTOR SHIRLEY LASKIN calls the class a "bow·to" course m ma10lalning business records, usi ng charge account business a nd credit and a s1mplif1ed ap- proach to handhn~ bui.mess affairs m retirement. Mrs. Laskin 1s a business executive and a graduate or the Columbia University Sc hool of Business. "I've designed this class for practical and Immediate used by those who rind themselves curious, harassed or frustrated in their business affairs." said Mrs. Laskin. "It will also provide an overview of today's growing de· pendence on computers and data processing and how these methods affect the 1nd1v1dual in his day·lO·day business de· ahngs.'' ~nter Funding Set Coldwell Banker M anagcment Corp. has negotiated $2.5 million in long.term f1n anc1ng for a new Huntington Beach shopping center. Th<' loan was arranged on behalf or W&D Commercial Properties. Santa Monica. - The proposed 6.8·acre. 73,000-square·feet neighborhood center will be located on the northeast corner of Atlanta and Magnolia nvenues, where construction was scheduled to begin this month. Fazio's Market and Santa BarburaSavings & Loan will be among the tenants. McClellan. Cruz, Gaylord & Associates. Pasadena. are project architects. The general contract.or Is Hlnnewlnkel Construction Company of G urdena. Bo/A Opens 'Ho":8e' A pubUc open house to mark completion of a $320.000 ex· p ansion and modernization of Bank of America's Main & El- lis branch, Huntington Beach, will be held throughout the business April 14, according to W. S. Peterson, branch manager. Refreshments will be served. · Key element Jn the renovation is the Installation or two drlve·UP deposit windows on the west side or the building facing Delaware Street. The units will be open from 9 a.en. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Thur3days and from 9 a.m. to G p.m . Fridays. The LS-year·old branch has been enlarged ncorly SO per· cent, permitting expansions of the teller line, omcers' plat· form Brea. merchants' de posit section. aefe dcpc1lt racllltlea and customer reception area. S&L Sponsors Outing Brentwood Savings & Loan As"SOdation'a Westminster.' and Long Beach branches sponsored a "day at the circus" for ' ao residents or the Holiday Hacienda House, We1lmin1ter. • They att.tnded lhc recent Shrine Clreus at Bola a Grande H1Jh' • School. J Ticketafor the outln1 were donated by the Shrf nera.