HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-05-06 - Orange Coast Pilot87 JOANNE REYNOLDS
ou-. °"'" "'"" 14.ttt • f!!!preaentatlvea ot Hushes
l\UW'est, working with Thomu
Riley. chairman of the Orange
County Board of SuperviJora,
have slated a briefing eesslon a
few boun before next Wed-
nuday's airport hearing to pre-
sent their proposal for use of four
Boeint m aircraft. at. the Oranae
County Airport.
1..ef tovers
The proposal, which will be
made formally at the County
Plannint Commission's heari~
on lhe airport Environmental
Impaci Report, has already
drawn critlcllm from airport
foe• wbo HY the ma are too
large and too noisy for the
airport.
Milan Dostal, mayor of
Newport Beach, declared the
proP06al "outrageous," but said
! ,: Nixon Funds
I
. Seized. by ms
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
Internal Revenue Service has
seized more than one-third of the
$1.3 million in surplus funds left
over from former President Nix·
on's 1972 re-election campaign,
records on file with the Federal
Election Commission show.
Accordmg to the records, the
IRS assessed taxes on Feb. 22,
totaling $550,508 to ensure pay-
ment of back taxes on campaign
money that was used to pay for
the Watergate break-in and later
cash payments to defendants in
\he scandal that followed.
Charles Potter, chairman of
the campaign Liquidation Trust.
safd Thursday that the I RS
"want.ed to protect itself" by
ensuring that "we didn't pay any
claim ants" before the tax agen·
cy's claims were satisfied.
In March, the trust paid
$200,000 to settle claims brought
~four Cuean·Americans arrest·
ed In the Watergate burglary.
They sought the m oney on
grounds they had been tricked in-
to committing the break-in.
In addition. Robert C. Mar-
dian, a former assistant attorney
general and Nixon campaign t>f-
ficial, is seeking reimbursement
of $481,898 for four years of legal
fees in his successful court fight
against a conspiracy charge.
As of the end of March. the
trust fund was down to $485,000
and had unsettled claims totaling
more than $1 million. Potter, a
former Republican senator from
Michigan, said no more claims
wlll be paid until the IRS matter
is settled.
~oast Air Crash
reckage Probed
Crub mvest.lgatora today con-Beechcraft Bonanza V-as·a tiny
in u ed pl eel n g tog ether cabin was crushed on impact.
wreckaae of a plane that dillnte-£rated and hurtled Crom the sky Coroner's deputies said today
over Huntington Beach Thun-they bad no information on oc-
day, carryina four aboard to lns· cupftUons of the victims or their ~-~ ~-.dlfM'I\. ~ _,.. -. eac . . . t'elrtnme. · ~, "R'anlnl
Residents or a half-square-rnUe m en t p a r a med i c .tar r Y
surroundtni area. meanwhile, Marshburn, however, said there
were sUU turning In bits and is some speculation the quartet
pieces of debris that showered were headed for a Mexican Cinco
down Into fields and backyards. de Mayo boUday.
Coroner's deputies today Iden· "Ouite a bit of Mexican curren·
tlflod the victims as the pilot, cy was found in their personal
l4erman L. Wessendorf, 3T, and belongings," be said.
his wife Patricl~. 33, or Cedar Cl-Funeral arrangements tor the
ty, Utah, and Ernest J . Scott.. 28, We11endorf and Scott c~u~l_es
lnd hlB wlte, Mary, 29, of P11e. were pendin& at Peek F)ilft\llY
Ariz. Colonial Funeral Home in
The four. en route to Fullerton Weatmlnster.
from Cedar City, died when the <SeeCllASll, Pa1e A%1
he hopes to attend tbe brietlnl to
get more specific iaformaUon
about the proposal.
A spokesman for the airline
•aid toda~ the presentation to be
made to the planotot com-
mission ti "not a ptopoaal.''
Lee Pitts, vice president for
public relaUoos aald the airline
will make a correction of "sorru~
very ffrlous errors in the ElR,,.
but declined to give any other in-
oc
Dennis Horn. a spokesman for '
RUey, said today about 20 people
were invited by the Supervisor to
the briefing because they
represent "a wide range of in-
tereab of those concerned about
the alrport'duture."
The meeting is to be held at 10
a.m. at the Harbor Judicial Dis-
trict Court in Newport Beach and
Hom said "no one will be turned
away."
Fraud Charges
While detalll of Airwest's pro·
posal are scar ce, Horn aaid it is
based oo the premise that t.he
large aircraft is quieter than the
DC·9. One major obstacle Cacini
such a propo~jai is the welabt Umtt
imposed on the airport
ru11way which prevents
airp lanes w!ighlng more than
95,000 pounds from landing there. <See BOEING, Page 2) ·
Conrad Jailed
.On Indictment
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JODY TOOLIN (LEF.r) CONGRATULATES DIANE o •NEILL
N.-Mita Coata M"a Crewned Thu,_•~ Night
By GARY GRANVILLE ou• oauy ~11ot s11tt
Gene Conrad. a financial
superstar on the Orange County
political scene last fall, was in·
dieted Thursday by a federal
erand jury on $1.2 million worth
of fraud charges.
The aeven-count indictment
banded down in Los Angeles
charges, in effect, that through
his Irvine-based firm, Pension
Funds of America. Conrad bilked
aeven firms out or almost $1.2
million in advance loan fees.
Conrad was taken into custody
Thursday afternoon at attorney
John Dean's office in Garden
Grove. By evening he was lodged
in Orange County Jail and bail
was set at $150,000.
The burly 43 ·year -old ex·
Chicagoan is scheduled lo be ar-.
ralgned In a federal court next
Friday.
Charges against Con rad in-
clude three counts of transport·
lJlM persons or property across
state lines (Nevada) in
furtheranceorthe alleged fraud.
He is also charged in the indict-
men~ with tour counts of using ln·
tersi.te telephone Jines to ad-
vance the fraud.
An indlctmenL is a formal
charge made against a person by
a grand jury. It does not establish
guilt or i.Mocence. =~-~~:;;~:-~~~'1:Ji1?!!1!'~v. . . ueHio~w(ievijer~,iilf'C~o~nr~a~d~l~~e~c35~;_
Diane O'Neill. a 20-year-old' biology education to work on en· to $30,000 and spend up 'to so
Orange Coast College coed ma· vironrnental problems. years in federal prison. -
joring In marine biology, was .Judges for the contest included That prospect is a distant cry
crowned Miss Costa Mesa Thurs-County Board of Supervisors from hiS status last fall when
day rught in ceremonies hosted chairman Thomas Riley, singer Conrad was a sou ght arter
by the city's chamber or com-Bobby Hatfield , Rama political benefactor who
mcrce and the Costa Mesa linebacker Isiah Robertson, splashed more than $53,000 into
Newport Harbor Lions Club. public-rela\ioM woman Ann various campal~ns.
Mias O'Neill was crowned Crowell, and Mike Nash, presl· Mostofthatmoneywenttohelp
before a banquet audience of dent of the Revoltina Develop· county Supervisor Philip An-
more than 300 people at the South mentCompany. (See CONRAD, Page A2)
Co11l Plaza Hotel, garnering
points ln casual, evening and
bathing suit altll'e over 21 other
competitors.
The new queen replaces Jodie
Toolln, 18, last year's Miss Costa
Mesa.
She will participate In Lions,
chamber and city banquets.
grand openinas and civic gather-
ings, according to banquet
coordin1tor Sue Nicholson.
M\s1 O'Neill u1d ahe did not
tell her parents about the conteal,
addlne that she wlll surprise her
mother Sunday with the news.
"They live in Glendale and I
didn't wagt them comine all the
way down here U J didn't win,"
she lauahed.
"It WUl be a nice Mother's Day
surprise when I go "~ there Mon·
day with ... ttorihy.' Miu O'Neil h11 one more
semester t<> comple~ at occ.
then she A.)'I the wlU transfer to
UC Jrvl.ne. $he ls currently work-
!n1 H a laboratory assistant at
the unlv.nlty, and hopes to even-
tually be accepted at ScripPf
Jcttltute ln La Jolle.
An active member In the
Sierra ctub. the new queen aaid
she hOpej to uae her marine
Church Area Split
MUiled by Mormons
A top Mormon Cl\ut"(:b leader
will be in Newport Beach Sunday
to preside over meetings during
which members of that large
south coutal "stake" (church
territory) wUI vote on a J>l'OPC)lal
to split their area ln ball.
The anUcipated division would
create a new stake In Mwion
Viejo, encompaaaint most of the
south part of Orange County, ln-
chtdlng all of the Saddleback
~Uey. Bert Lewtl communications
director tot the Newport Beach
stake, said that U the apUt la •P-
proved by the roombershlp the
new church territorf would have
about 3600 more members than
the present stake. whlcb hu 6.000
rnemt.n,· ..
The church ofnclat wbo WW
conduct the vote,t.wW be Carlol
E. AaaY. a member of the
Mormon· First Quorum of Seven-
ty. He is the managing director
or the church's missionary de-
partment and responsible for
25,000 Mormon missionaries.
The creation of a new stake,
whicb would have its own bishop,
ls a major action ln the Mormon
Church, Lewis explained.
The split was proposed
because the Newport Beach
stake had grown Joo large to han-
dle the sprawUng south county. A
new stake center is near comple·
Uon just off Crown Valley
Parkway in Mission Viejo, near
Mission Community Hospital,
Lewl11aid.
The stake membershfp votes
wUl take place at the Newport
Beach center on Sunday at 8 a.m.
and 11 a.m .. the Mormon official
nld.
Oallf f'llw\ ~ .. I ~·
INDICTED IN FRAUD
Ftnencler Conrad
Motorcycli8ts
Nabbed in
·~! Cbaae -~ ..... -two ffirt ~ko n'11eil"W~~
rested by Costa Mesa police
Thursday night following a 15·
minute cross·town high speed
chase in which one rider crac~ed
up his motorcycle and the other
was s potted by the police
helicopter as he hid behind a
tree. Mark A. Crow, 18, 26651 Lira
Circle, Mission Viejo, was re-
leased today on $440 bail follow-
ing his arrest on drunken driving
charges. Police said they spotted Crow
and a 17-year-old youth ridin1
their bikes without Uehts at Vic-
toria Street and Park Avenue. at
aboutlOp.m .
The 1>air allegedly rode oU at
high speed when they spotted the
police unit and were chased by
several patrol cars. Crow fllpped his cycle at
Wilson Street and Pacific Avenue
and was booked alter receiving
treatment for minor ln;Juries at a
hospital. Meanwhile, other police unit.
continued the pursuit of the teen-
aaer, who reached speed• of "I> to
60 miles per hour on res:ldentllll
streets.
He was later arre1lod and
booked into Oranae County
Juvenile Hail.
INSIDE TODAY
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modtl. 'l'ht OOU11 PUot'1
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th•m on Pag1 CJ of the
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. Hearty Welcome
WASHINGTON, Enaland (AP)
-President C&.lUr, makiDa the
fint oveneaa vlllt ot . his pre·
sidency, baked in a welcome of
cheera and tlaes in northeast
England today and aaw George
W•ahington's ancestral home
before beadlna into the hard
bargaining of a weekend
economic 1ummit.
The warm-hearted people of
the cradle of AJrttiah industry
~ade Carter an honorary
.. Geordie" -the nickname for
Eneland'a northerner• -and
waved American and Con-
TONIGHT
OCC PLANETARIUM
"Meteora's Palace," 7:30 and 9 p.m.
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY
RACING -Opening night, Fa1r-
groundl, 8:15p.m.
FRIDAY NIGHT FILMS -
"The Candidate," OCC Forum,
7:Up.m.$1.
OCC LECTURES -''Solar Enerey," Science Lecture 2,
•'Great Outdoors," Science Hall.
••From Death Valley to Baja,"
Fine Arts 119, "Handwriting
Analysis,•' Science Lecture l,, all
7:30p.m.
.. EQUUS" -South Coast
Repertory Theater, Tuesday.
Sunday through June 11, 8 p.m.
SATURDAY, MAY7
KIWANIS PANCAKE
BREAKFAST -Lions Park, 7 a.m . to Noon.
OCC EVENTS -"Early
Childhood Conference, Student
Center, 8:30 a.m. "Welcome to
World or Home Economics,"
Science Hall 9 a.m.
4-H FAIR -Fairgrounds, Sat. &Sun,9a.m.
E',.._PageAJ
BOEING ...
federate flags tn 2()..deep rank&
alone the road as Carter rode Into uu. old town.
"Everything alw-.vs happens
ln London. We're absolutely
thrilled that the President of the
'United States wants to come and
visit us here," aald June
Thompson, echoing the en·
thualum voiced by tb6usands ot
othera.
"He'• a real nice chap, he is -
a gentleman," declared
glassblower Norman Davidson. o. after ma)(Jnr a lar1e
chemical flask for Carter's
edification at a branch of the
U.S.-owned Coming Glass Com-
pany in nearby Sunderland.
Carter stood in the din and
100-degree beat of the furnace
room for the demonat.ration and
then moved out.aide to receive a
souvenir blown glass sculpture or
St. George and the Dragon.
From the grim factory-area
Carter and British P.rlme
Minister James Callaghan drove
to this quaint viJJage to vlail Old
Hall, the manor house where the
anceJtors of Ame~a·s tint pre-
sident lived from 1183 to 1613.
Callaghan and his wile,
Audrey, had greeted the Presi·
dent after Air Force One brought -
him from London for a 4 \12-hour
visit to nearby Newcastle, a coal
and shipbuilding center and sis-
ter city of Atlanta, Ga.
For his day in the country,
Carter donned a special blue suit
whose pinatripes were the tiny in·
iUala "J.C." in vertical rows... Jt
was made from cashmere wool
cloth given to Carter by
Callaghan-another J .C. -dur·
ing a recent visit to the United States.
As several thousand of the
curious craned their necks Cor a
look, Carter planted a
ceremonial tree 1n th e
Washington town common. A lit·
tie boy presented him with a
miner's lamp, a symbol of one of
this area's main industries.
Later, the two leaders depart-
ed for London and the1r weekend
talks with the leaders or Canada,
Japan, We8t Germany, France,
Italy and representatives or the
European Common Mark et.
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HARBOR HIGH THESPIAN~ REHEARSE IN OPEN AIR THEAT~
By JOANNE RIYNOLDS °' * o.lly ..., .... ll.llf
Newport Harbor Hi1h-Scbool 1tudents SWIFI' AND MKS. VAN Fleet say the
found lhemselvea without a home for their an-tranalUon trotn Indoors to outdoors bas forced
nual theater production when school truatees the atudenta to speak up and alng out -pro.
earlier this year ordered the renovaUon ot the Jee\, u they aay in show biz, school'l47-year·old auditorium. ·
So student.a took the auditorium's seata, There are some other challenges. The
the stage equipment, the lights and the 1ound courtyard can't be Jocked up like the
sear and moved into a nearby courtyard auditorium, ao every day before rehersal where they will stage "Bye, Bye, Birdie" next starts a\ 2 p.m., equipment has to be taken 01.1t
weekend. · of Its atora&e room and then put away when .,..
Drama teacher Joe Swift and choral in· rehersal ta over at 4 p.m . structor Al veris V ~Fleet descrl bed the open·
air experience as different, challentlnf and
downright weird, but they and the 30 or so 1tu-
denta involved in the produetion seem to be en-
Joyin& it.
OPERATING UNDER THE Stan poses
some problems not found ln the auditorium.
"One of the finst things we bad to do was
sit out here and find out what time the aun set,'' explained Mrs. Van Fleet.
The set ia built at one end of the courtyard
outside the campus administration building
and the "curtain" is opened by turning on the
set lighta. ,
Lighting has been a major difficulty, but
Swift and his students say they think they
have it licked.
The breezes that blow through the
courtyard are a source or minor irritation to
the musicians who find their muslc flappln" In
tbelr faces. And the placement of the 400 seats
has to be worked around trees and planter
boxes.
BUT STUDENTS, FACULTY members
and volunteer helpers are undaunted. "I just
hope the weather's nice," sighs Mrs. Van
Fleet. . Tickets for the play. which will run May
12. 13 and 14 can be reserved at $2.50 through
the Associated Student Body office. 556-3249.
General admission tickets will be sold at the
door for..$2 . Curtain time is 8 p. m. each night.
fi',.._ Pflfle AJ Vietlm's Son Held
CONRAD ••.
thony eatn an election victory last November.
The Alrwest proposal reported-F p J But along the way. Conrad hob·
ly claims a 727 weiihs about ro.a ... .A nob bed with leading county
Police Find Body
In Refrigerator 195,000 pounds, but It could be political figures in a whirlwind
operated so that Its maximum CRASH political debut climaxed when he
takeoff weight -the weight the • • • shared· a table at a Democratic
limit is set for .1s 165,000 The shattered wreckage was Party victory celebration with MIDWEST CITY, Okla. <AP) told authorities early today, "f
pounds. gathered later in the day Thurs· county Supervls.ors Anthony· _ -Polic say they found pieces of h1l him in tbe_!w!<L~~brlck"
'" . In add1tty.11.tQ~-~~t. ~Jrurki~ ~·'·~~X'n"* awrence S~~lLa_fl.~!J?ll~--... • ....... -~~-~-~ ~··~ ~~.ftlldla~, -_:_·. -~-t ,_. --~I ' ftl~t er r andarrested a week. COmm~nts to police "~~~tar safd te is wo · ;ent's ;;J~ n':ar the crash C Ear~er in ~he Y~. ~ugh, ma.n believed to be the victim's were tape recorded by a radio re. about the impact of the Lncreased scene onra was nown . a . own-son on a charge or murder. porter, Jeanne Morgan or slaUon
passenger load on the ~irport·a The. 7:38 a.m. crash occurred and-~ut f::,'r:1';{(PJfd ~hce infor· The suspect, Identified by KEBC, standing nearby. ~lready overloaded traffic, park· Thursday near EW8 Avenue and man w a en rom grace police u Gregory W. CanaUs 20 Canatls was booked on a
mg andtermlnalfaclUUea. GoldenWestStreet. with the law enforcement ' ' charge of first·degree murder
an mory • one o e a rpo Authorities aaid it ls too early two felot\Y crimes in 1975. an was iorma Y a • D E f th 1 rt establishment when convicted or Pomona School d to be I JI ch roed
foes lnvtted to the briefin8, and to terlously apeculate why the BY mid· l1lfS, "however. in court later today, sald Deputy ,
city officLall sald lher were ,in· plane broke up as Weasendorf Conrad'• Anaheim home had Plannina Carnival Police Chief Jim Cox. .
cenaed at the abort notice they ve waa being awded throuah a tbl~k been saved from foreclosure " Police said they found a bloody be~~fyv!';if':!':fv~~!1C.etaU• gray blanket or May overcast, when overnight he was A county fair carnival, com· ~:~sa;h;ed ~~!~~c~e :f~~
three hour• before the formal ne~~·~!t.;!~f~·radar and rtdto transformed Into a hlgh-nying ~\is~d c:~~~~ sgt:::~e~a;i! body were found Thursday. They
meeting preHntatlon to the plan· contact with an air traffic C91\trol ~~8;!~~~~ with posh headquarters contest, will be held Saturday said some of the human flesh was
nin/ commlaslon~ th center at !:I Toro MCAS r~ett· In the clOtSing atages or 19'76, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pomona in the refrigerator. andm~ ~~ ~rer!lla~::i~ ~I 1aid ~n reacb~g Fullerto~ Conrad bought expenajye Elementary School in Cotta Positive identification ot the
pany have been wor1'in• with the un clp ~rt fore his fue jewelry for hb friends, movea to Mesa. victim wu impossible without an
county on the project for mol'e wuOneex~..8.!!!.. ,: the pilot became buy a $325,000 estate in the Tickets at 20 centa each enUtle autopsy because of the conditlon lb ... ~"'T.. footh111-above Tustin Upped · carnival goers to enter aack fth ft•--Co an 11 year. lo.t and PUiled out of a power U,10 ' 0 e rem .... a, x laid.
"Theyhavea400-dayheaditar\ dive too last when he emereed waitresses SlOO and began his r~~e:·c.:~~~~~wsqr~~ d: But police said they were work·
on us." he aaid. "How are we from Ute cloud cover beaded venture as a pollUcal angel. lno on the aaaumptlon that the supfi':ed to respond tntelU•ently s•·aJ-·t 'ore...... • Those poUt.tcal adventures and ine to the Square Riggers, with • f
• "" .... '' .. ... th hidd .... hi h caller Dick Hoffman. ProcA--'-man was the father o the su.s· to a l of the technical data they're Such panJc acu· 00 can tear a e en manner w1wi w c ~
golnetopresent?" 1 Conrad money was pumped into go toward Pomona PTA ac-pect and the apartment's tenant, County airport director Robert Pane apart ln midair, In· cam~aignsbecamethesubjector tiviUes. TbeodoreCanaUs. vestleatorsaald. c t G d J Bresnahan could not be reached One eyewitness was Hunt· an ranee oun Y ran ury
for comrent today and neither initon Beach Fire Department pr~t;.ea~=~~ cb~~~~1:f aeainst
could o ficlals at Hue hes Inspector Gary Glenn, who.e Conrad tn the federal Indictment
Alrwest. brother Gale, colncidentally, wu relate to federal offenses only.
Nixon 'Not Sharp'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) --
Former presidential aide,
Charles W. Colson, says former
President Richard Ni~on 's
television performance did not
renect "the razor sharp mind I
knew."
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first to reach the crash site. Alleged violations or state laws
Gale Glenn, a jail detention or-would come from the Orange fleer, lives at a horse ranch near County jury.
the site. What the federal Grand Jury
"l wu talking to one ot the found wu tbat there is sufflcient
secretaries in our office on tho evidence to make Conrad stand
fl!th floor of City Hall," said his trial as the kingpin in a scheme
brother, Gary Glenn. ''l 1aw It desiped to attract advance Joan
coming down and there was de-!eea when, ln fact. there was no
finitely just a wlne and fuselage. way Pension Funds of America
"It seemed parts kept falling could place the loam.
!or a hall minute. Some were fall· And, according to informaUon
Ing rut and some were Juat Out-obtained in Los Angeles, there
terine. He went 1traigbt an. wu only one cue where a "good
That's for sure," be added. .. falth" advance was returned to
Ill cfonor when no loan was made.
Irvine Police
Nab 18 Aliens
Eiabteen 1u1pected lllecal
allens, includln& 15 hldden
beneath a carpet lD the bed of a
pickup truck, wero dJJcovered by
Irvine Police Tbur1day and
turned over to U.S. lmmlarauon
aut.bontlet.
Police aald today they recelv9'1
a call from an employe at kn·
ny'1 Shell Station. 4162 Trabuto
Road. JW told them there waa a
pickup trilck with enclne troubl
atoppid at the 1tatJon wll.b ..men.
app~ hidden ln the roar.
At stake In Conrad and Pension
Funds of America'• financial
meaoderiqgs wu $S5 mUUon
worth of loans and almost $1.2
million worth or advance fees.
Heaviest hit by the loss of loan
fees waa UCO OD Company, a
WhJtUer-bued tlrm.
According to the indictment.
UCO paid tM0,000 in advance
f eea for a tcO rnlWon loan that
wu DeYer received.
Other allqed \1lctim11ncJUdod
P.G. & R ln•utment Company. •
Tu1tln, ($137,000) and B.K.K.
Corp., Wtst Covina, '120,000. •
The indictment lndicates that
f tdtral h••.,tl1aton traced ~oo.ooo ot Ute all~ect bUltect
money to a hidden COQ.rad b&bk
accouat In tbe Blbam:U.
"' ldcUtton to tu.ooo ·~erecs on PoUUcal cahdklat , the lh·
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so elegantly aott for living room.
dining room or bedroom. Ste for yourtelf, Tests d monstrate
toocheble cetDet realsts matting
and retains plle te1dure
rtmtrkablY wtll
~uspect
'Insane'
Charaea or murder, tape, rob-
bery and assault have been aua.
pended against Ken Richard
Hulbert of Fullerton witb •
jud1e'1 ruling that ..he ls IAl*"6
and unable to face trial on a1Je1f.\
lions contained ln an Orance
County Grand Jury indictment. '
Superior Court Judie WlWaip
S. L~ made that dete.rminatiolt late Thursday alter h~arlng fin-1
argument.a frotn lawyers !or both
sides and testimony from Hulbert
himself.
Hulbert told the Judee that he
did not wish· to be declared in·
sane and was able to face trial A
jury bad earUer delivered that
same opinlon after a lone sanity
hearin1 ~at cost $250,000, most ot it in ~fchiatrists' fees.
But Judge Lee ruled after over-
turning the jury verdict tbat
criminal charges should. be s ·
pended against Hulbert, 25, wbfl
will now be committed ftl·
Ata1cadero State HOlpital .. ,;.
"The law cries out that th.It
man be sent to Atascadero untU
he is mentally competent, ..
Deputy Public Defender Walt.er.
Zech told Judie Lee.
"He ls acting," Deputy District
Attorney Rich Farnell argued.
·•He was in jail for three months
Oft these charges before he de-
veloped the Idea of faking in-
sanity."
Hulbert testified durine bis
hearin1 belore the jury that he
attacked and raped worn$
becauae he wanted to force the
devil to leave their bodies and
confront him. ~.3~ He told the jl.U'y that it w~
have been more appropriate tor
him lo be met by cbe.erin&
crowds for hill attack.a on wom
rather than be arrested and ~
indicted by the Grand Jury. ·
Hulbert was arrested id
January 1976 and identified 8'
the killer of a 19-year-old Whit-
tier housewife whose nude and
raped body was found in the ba~lf
seat of a car in the Fullerton
area
5 Moidems Slain
BEIRUT, Lebanon CAP)
Unknown gunmen machine·
gunned a Moslem crowd from a
speeding car in the northern
ubanese town of Miryata today,
killing five persons and wOUQd.
101 eight. police reported.
longet Bid
r· GLENWOOD SPRINGS,
Colo. <AP) -A district
court Judte denied today a
defen.te motion to release
entertall\er Claudine
Longot 10 days early Crom
a 30·day jail term imposed
in the shooting death of her
lover, ~kier Vladimir
''Spider" Sablch.
Judge James J . Carter of
Grand Junction also de-
nied a dt!ense motion that
ball be set for the 3S-year-
old French·born singer and actress.
Mis$ Lon,et's attorney,
Ron Austin, utd he would
appeal tbe Judee's decblon
not to e:rant ball to the
Colorado Supreme Court
thlt afternoon and would
appeal the ruling denying
the early releue later.
One of Tg,o Thousand
Brothers Gary (left> and John Aguire do
their work high above the ground as tbey
prepare to ins tall a 60-by-60-inch pane of
reflective glass, one of 2,000 panes to be
Glas• Tower Rues
More and more panes of rellect1ve g!As are
· added each day to tbe 10-story Ftqor
. Corporate Headquarters being built ne.xt to r the already-completed P:Jttor buUdina in
used in the 10-story Fluor Corporate Head-
quarters near J amboree Road in Irvine ~ost of the panes are 100-by-60-inch, with Just 900 smaller panes
Irvine. When the bu1ldmg 1s completed in
October, it will contain a total of 2,000 panes
of glass, creating another. even more dazzl·
mg, refletUon from the San Diego Freeway.
'
"We shall try to cover those
four topics, among others,"
Frost said. "We miaht also in·
elude his tmpr~alODS of J.ohn
anCf Martha MltcheJI."
Frost said the extra program
was made possible because Nix·
on's contract -for which he re-
portedly was f aid $600,000 and a
percentage o the profit.a from
Lhe programs -Umited him to
inl seven hours of the approx·
tma~ly 28 houn taped, and so
far onl)'.slx have been scheduled.
No acbCMluling arrangement.a
have been made rorthe program,
be noted.
At a news conference Thurs·
day, Froat aald Nixon made "an
emotional and factual con-
ceulon" of Involvement In
Wateriate ln Lhe rtrat program
aired Wectnttday night th t wu more than he had hoped for.
land and amtniUes, lnceotJves
for pnvate flnanelng and "no
frills" coostructlon
lo ed on, tody ~P
IUHestbd that IU~rVlJOnL re-
quire that Environmental Im·
pact Reporta for mlJor bouslni
developments, Jarae buah2e11
and industrial cone.ma include
impacts oa the area'• hou.slnf
need and supply.
The report tlld the committee
bas met with federal ho1.11ioe ex-
perta, as well u architect.a, con·
sultant. and planners.
Members have toured some
lower-priced developmentt, re·
viewed federal and local boualnc
lnformauon and studied plans for
m Qjor developments m the south
county area.
Thei final report wlll tnclude
pG1sible locaUons for moderate-
cott homet, as well as iJ\Conn.a·
tion on federally-subsidized hous·
lot and other methods of trim·
mini costs.
Gary DiCenzo of the county
Environmental Management
Ageitcy who has been working
with the study committee, said
eftimates for new home prices
-rary from $80,000 to $100,00Q.
averaies and rapidly change.
The average resale price Is
usually $5,000 to $10.000 less, he
DNt. V fltLOT
said, althouah the figure v~an=·~~
greaUv area bv area
Jn addlUon, he utd, alnce'tho
fiiures UMd are aver en a fevi ver~ coeU,y bom f'4n ncreue
the averaee.
. Members of tho 1tudy commit·
tee are Robert Bachman,
Laguna Niguel; Biil Batttaate,
San Juan Capistrano; Helep
Chrlaslo, Mission Viejo; Al
Drlacoll, Laguna Hllls: Fre<V
Gilbert, South Laguna; Paul
Cramer, Laguna Niguel; Lynne
McVeigh, El Toro; Mildred
Miller, Mission VieJo; and Irene
Romero, Laguna Niguel.
Simon · Emph~sis · 'Faith'
Costa Mesa Talk Touu Private Emerpme
By MICHAEL PASKEVICll Of 111410-41y ,., ... Sl•ff
Faith in private enterprise iJ
the key m saving the nation's
economy and aiding the
American public. which has been
"overregulated, overtaxed and
overwhelme<,t" by federal gov·
e rn ment spending, former
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon said Thursday In
Costa Mesa.
"We've piled responslbiliUes
on Washington right to the point
of creating a national energy
police state.·' Simon told 400
Ora nge Count:r i>'u :>'ineHITlen
~athered at South Coast Plaza Hotel. "It's simply beyond my
comprehension why we should
entrust this much power to peo-
ple wbo can't even deliver the
mail," Simon said.
Speaking before an economic
forum sponsored by Chapman
College, Simon, who served in
the Ford Admlnistratfon, said
President Carter's eneriY plan
could cost half a trillion dollars
over the next 10 years.
"You can't cure SO years of en-
vi ronmental abuse with five
years of restrictions," claimed
Simon. who also criticized gov·
e rnment programs s uch as
welfare. public bnuslng and
health care.
Although calling the govern-
ment's objectives "laudable,"
Simon said ''the goverment is in·
herently unable to succeed and
its spotty record is part or the
problem rather than the solu-
li on." He said governm ent
spending has "discouraged" the
American public, rich and poor.
'
A
'NOT THE ANSWER'
Government Critic Simon
On the energy problem, Simon
believes the government would
do well to give private enterprist>
a free hand to "work its way out"
oflhe so-called crisis.
"The government has set up
so many barriers we find out·
selves trapped in an energy
crisis." he said. "The sky is not
really falling unless we let it,"
added Simon. who claims the
world energy outlook is not as
bleak as Americans have been
led to believe.
"There wu a time •hen we
IN FULL BLOOM &
FOIL WRAPPED
believe<l government power
should be limited," he said, but
tn the rate 19th Century the
American public became discon·
tented with big businessmen.
some of whom Simon admits
earned the dubious title of "rob·
berbarons."
World War I marked "the first
shove towards dependence on the pow~r of the central a:overn·
ment," Simon claimed. Simon
added that lbe ensuing post-war
depression was rrot ald~by
Franklin D. Roosevelt 's New
Dt1*11'roaram.
"This myth just isn't true:•
said Simon. "It was World War 11
that ended the Depression."
Since that time government
.spe!1ding and pubhc dependence
of its projects has swelled to
potentially disastrous propor·
lions, Simon claimed.
Solons Split
Over Budget
WASHINGTON <AP) -The
Senate and House are $1.7 btllion
apart on how much to s pend on
defense, and $.5.3 billion apart on
the size of an overall budget re-solution for fiscal 1978.
House Democ rats com-
promised their differences
Thurslray oh th~ size or the
budget slice for defense and the
House approved total spending of ~.5 billion with a '66.• billion deficit.
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PROTESTS: Right or wrong,
somehow you have to have a
measure of adm1rallon for one
Sophia Coats, who as a mail dis·
tribution clerk at Costa Mesa's
main post office out on Adams
Avenue Miss Coats, you see,
holds down two Jobs.
Full·time, for money, she does
her clerking inside the post of·
fice
Part-time, fo ree, she
pickets.
Wh.atahe's picketing i.a t.be.poat.
office where she works.
Before she goes on shut inside
the building, the clerk reports
early outside and does a shift of
marching up and down cartYing
her placard. It declares:
''TIDS POST OFFICE as an
Jnsanlly."
Now, il is unclear what effe.t
Miss Coats may be having on the
postal business. Further, it's
hazy whether her complaints are
wilh the managemt!nt or against
her fellow workers. Maybe it's a
bit of both
Mass Coats claims that her post
office as filled with ''kinfolks, sw~thearts and politicos"
~ h1ch, you must admit. 1( true, 1s
an unlikely mixture of
persona!JtJes.
Further. she alleges these pco·
pie rt.>nd customers· postcards.
take long coffee breaks Ul teams.
\\.Ork in a buddy system to keep
from getting lonely and even go
to the rest room at the same lime
1n groups.
It certainly sounds lakt• a
togetherness opcrutaon
NOT SO, howl'vcr. asserts
Postmaster Lylt· E. Ver Planck,
who is Miss Coats' l>oss at least
while she's on duty inside the
post orrice
Outside as another m alter
Anyway, Ver Planck discounts
her complaints He says the
Costa Mesa office Is m the top
three in emciency and produc
tivity among the 24 post ortices in
Or a nee County.
He rank& bis 175 employes as
amonit tht' hl•sl in the post orrict•
business
Cars, Pqpers Jflr. Coffee
Agency Recalls
Three Products
WASHINGTON (AP> -Due to potenUally harmful defect.a, federal
aaenclea are announcln1 recalls of 2.2 million General Moton cart,
24,000 cues or green chill peppers lllld mons lhan 3 million Mr. Coffett
machines.
Although GM la the ooly automaker to iaaue a recall order so far, the
National Hlgbway Trame Safety
Administration said it also was The Volkawagen investigation,
investigating reported defects In begun becauae of 59 owner com·
Ford Motor Co. and Volkswagen plaint.a, cent.era on an alleaed de-
vehiclea. sien weakness in tbrotUe cablea
The GM recall Thursday, the in about 370,000 cars. The weak·
largest in four years, lnvolves the ness can result in loss o( control
power brake booster on 2.2 over a vehicle's speed. The com·
million 1976 Chevrolets, Pon plaints include nine property
taacs, Oldsmobiles, Buacks, damage accidents, five with in·
.eadillacs and GMC trucks. juries, the 1ovemment reported.
Sports Car
Burial, OK
• -aA:M:-ANmtttt>, -Tex.
<AP> -Sandra Ilene West
will get her wish for burial
in a Ferrari sports car
here in about three weeks,
a Los Angeles omclal 1ays.
C-alttornla Superior
Court Judge Franklin A.
Dana gave the green Ught
for the sports car burial of
the deceased widow o( Tex-
as oilman Ike West Jr.
Mrs. West died in
Californi• March 11> and
specified in a 1!72
handWl'itten will that she
be buried in her sports car
wearing a lace nightgown
next to her husband.
THE MODELS being in·
vestigated are 1975·78 Rabbit and
Scirocco; 1974-75 Dasher; 1'173-75
A4dl; 1975 Beetle, and 1976 vans.
The investigation of 192,053
Ford Econollne and Club Wagon
models rrom 1975-'M was begun
after three reports of accidents,
two noncolllllon ana-one. low·
speed collision, in which plastic
Instrument panels allegedly
shattered and left sharp edges
that could harm occupants or the
cars.
Meanwhile, the Food and Drug
Administration ordered the re-
call of 24,162 cases of chill pep·
pera manufactured last year.
saying the canner's failure to
control acidity dllt'lng processing
may enable bacteria lo grow in
the pr<>dUMlr.'
THE PEPPERS are canned
under various brand names, in·
eluding Western Valley, Old El
Paso, Mountain Pass, Million
Star, Nobel, Silver Rey and Nug·
get.
Protesters Claim
Rights Violation
CONCORD. N.H. <AP! Ahoul 1,300 anta·nuclear de·
monstrators who claim their confin ement at state armories violates
their constitutional rights have filE'd suit seeking freedom or an
ei;loimated $30 million an damages.
Meanwhile. the state Supreme Court was scheduled to rule lo·
day on a separate request by lawyers for the demonstrators being
held in lieu of cash bail that they be released on personal re-
cognizance.
The class·actaon suit filed Thursday in U.S. District Court
claims food , llvmg quarters. health care. eatmg and sanitary
facililies at the armories are inadequate. A heanng on the suit was
scheduled for Monday..
Alrka Ma9 Bar IJ.S. A•IHl••ador
JOHANNESBURG, South Afnca IAP> Foreign Minister R.F .
Botha indlcated today the South Afncan go"ernment would bar U .S.
Ambassador Andrew Young from the country this month unless he
Apparenth af Postmaster Ver
Plan<·k took a voll' on that among
his \\ orkcrs at "'ouht lOm e out
~--LN to); , ,. _··1'Pr'v ' ' ' ,. ~iss <'.°outs. noloievcr. ~s 'MY
f'••a__g rees ~o:.:&;Y f[,om,.~la~~11e~de~s --~~ th~:~--
L · lC J pert!\, his visit would appear
""' \otan~ b}' marching up and do"'n
out front "'1th the picket sign
You suspect that she would
take a measure ot heat from her
fellow workers upon whom she
heaps prore11111onal criticism.
Some miscreant might hlde
her .. Return to Sender" rubber
stamp. Or she'd rind flypaper
mnced in with the mall ahe's sup·
posed to be sortlns. Or fellow
workers would tie her shoe-
strinis together
Postma1tor Ver Planck .
however, ln1l1ts that MlH Co¥!.&
hasn't been subjected to any iiuch
hurassment. He say1 the po15tal
people don't like what she's say
in~ about their work habits but
they aren't retahatml( either.
YOU WOULD THINK the way
Mass Coats feels. she'd ask for a
transfer to .mothl'r outfit. ma}' be
o-.er to the Orange Avenue posl
offit·e. or even out of town But
she hasn't done thnl
She JUst keeps marching on her
own lime on the picket lane
You hove to ~1vc it to her an the
determination department A
one·pcrson protest l:i;n't ea111y to
keep going
IN SHOlfI to be different from the un·
, derstanding we had," Botha
told the South African Press
Associalion m Cape Town. " . If this is in fact tt<'e case, it would
not be convenient for us to receive him here "
._..._. 8aupeet Plefub N• C..tnt
MADISON. Was. <AP) -Dwl&ht Armstrona, accused or first·
degree murder in a fatal antiwar-bombing on the University of
Wls~onsm campus seven yean aio. pleaded no conteat to reduced
charges today.
Aller Armstrong entered the plea to second·de&ree murder
chuges. Circuit Judge WUllam SachtJen found htm tullty and
postponed.sentenc1n.: for 30 days pending a presentence lnveatiga.
Hon No bail was set. but Armstrong's oltomeys 1atd he planned to
return to court to seek has cuent'11 release on bond
s..-u Prein1t v.s. Treu Stau
MOSCOW <APl The Soviet Union has accused the United
Stales ot violating the Helsinki accords on mtemational contacts by
df'nying entry visas to three Soviet trade union representatives,
Tass reports.
The o((icaal news agency said the Foreign MmasttY delivered a
protest note to the U.S. Embassy on Thursday stressing "that the'
U S. side must revise Its ne1at1ve stand on the lasue and take
measures for removing artificial obstacles in the wa) of normal
contacts between the tnde union organizations of the U.S.S.R. and
the U.S.A."
The em busy declined to comment
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A student project by Mark Snyder of Clin-
ton and Daniel Thilo of S&oux City adorns
the Iowa State University campu.s. The
figurative sculptures "project the feeling
o( energy and enthusiasm for spring
following winter." ·1ne chicken wire and
pla&ter ·project depicts the evolution of
human form from a tiny sphere to a
human form doing an exuber ant
somersault and back to a sphere disap ...
pearing into the earth in tbe foreground.
GOP Rap_s_. VOier Plan
Carter Maneuver C&lled 'Cynical, Blatant'
own Justice Department.·'
.. :
WASHINGTON <AP) -
Republicans say the Carter ad·
min istration 'a plan to allow
~oters to registel' and cast ballots
on election day is a "cynical and
blatant political maneuver" that
wUl undermine Americans' faith
in the political system.
T he Republican National Com·
mitlee Hid \t. was ''lnconcelva·
ble" that Bell and Flaherty "can
continue to s upport thla lellll•·
<tion despite the dangers to the
American electoral process
spelled out by the President's
The House Administration
Committee approved the ad·
minlatraUon's wtanl registra·
tton plan Thursday on a party-.
line vote or 17 to 8 after adding
two tightening amendments.
The Republican National Com·
mittee issued a ringine attack on
the instant registration plan
Thursday after \l passed its first
hurdle in the Howse despite a
Justice Department internal
memo warning that It has a
"tremendous potential for
fraud."
THE MEMO \\ontten by Craig
Dansanto. a career Justice
Departml!nt lawyer who heads
the eleclion unit in the Criminal
Division. said the bill's concept
represented "a dan~erous relax-
ation of what precious few
safeguards presently exist
against. abuse of the franchise "
The memo was prepared to as·
sist Atty. Gen. Griffin B. Bell
with his testimonv last month on the registration bill. It was at
first withheld Crom Congress on
Wednesday by Deputy Ally. Gen
Peter F . Flaherty, who claimed
executive privilege.
Bank Profits Hit
$63 Million Yearly
WASHINGTON CAP) A government bank that loans money to
other federal agencies ls making a profit of about $63 million per
vear. according to a government audit.
The General Accounting Office said Thursday that the
Federal Financing Bank "is accumulating profits far beyond its
needs."
In auditing the bank's books for ats first two years, the µ~o
found the bank:
•Made profits totaling $126 m1U1on "and is adding greaUy to
that figure each year."
•Borrowed money from the U.S. Treasury and then loaned it to
agencies at higher interest rates. .
•Added a service charge of one-eighth of 1 percent. GAO said "lt
is not clear" what thi.a char~ i.a expected to cover.
•Invested its profits in treasury securillea, earnin& $2 million in
additional profits from thla source.
The"GAO noted that the bank "la unique in its operation and can·
not be compared to any other financial body.••
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SACR.UlEN'rO CAP> -A.o e!· fort 10 Rrtp th• atate •rnoe· tt•btmc qmcy Of one ol lta key powen bu beeA defeated in the
etate Senate'-but that may well be .only a orlef triumph tor ~.
Sen. -J'Qhn Holmdahl (D·Cut.ro
Valley)• tpOUOrecUbe blll which
failed on a 2J&.14 roll call -one
vote 9hort of the two-thirds ma· Jorlty needed to pua.
After the vote Thursday,
Holmdahl amended the bW to re-
[ __ sr._'ATA_E _)
quire only a majority vote when
he takes It up agam.
The state Air Resources Board
now can obtain permission from
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency lo raise California's auto
emission standards above
Ceder al levels.
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Wlth the
ini,toduction of a bill in Congress
to resolve the tuna-porpoise con·
troversy, slcippers in the U.S.
fleet are being urged to return to
sea after .. being idle since mid
February.
August Felando, general
manager of Ute AmerJcan
Tunaboat Association, endorsed
the bill introduced by Rep. John
Murphy CD-N.Y.), chairman of
the House Fisheries Com mitlee. -OeeUlotl Appea~d
SAN FRANCISCO CA P) -
Frederick N. Woods has ap·
pealed to the California Supreme
Court a court decision denying
his motJon lo void his Indictment
in the ChowchHJa bus kidnaping.
He and two brothers arc accused
of hijacking a school bus. carry·
ing 26 children.
Woods argued m his petition
filed Thursday that there is un·
certainty whether some counts of
the indictment can be s ustained
when "critical evidence to sup·
port it" is based on testimony of
children under 14.
TemaWor S t ,.,_•
PfTTSBURG (AP > A
temblor registering 3.5 on the
Richter scale jolted this area
Thu rsday afternoon, 27 hours
after a small quake with a 3 4
reading shook the same area. No
damage or injuries were re-
ported.
Otter Be Good
Marilyn Dudley feeds a mixture of vitamins, clams,
squid and shrimp to an orphan otter, Patrick, in San
Diego. In six weeks, the otter otta grow from four
pounds to 10.
L4 Water Ration
Gets Early Okay
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The City Council bas given prellminlr~ ap-
proval lo Mayor Tom Bradley's water rationina plan giving residenta
another week before cutbacks could be m andalory.
The plan mandates ~ series of relatively minor conservation
measures designed to Immediately cut water consumption by 10 per·
cent over last year. But it also
establishes the machtnery by leaks in plumbing.
which the mayor and the council Repeat violatort would have
can put considerably more slr· thetr water flow reduC'ed or, in
ingentorders into effect later. extreme cases. cut ore com·
After rive hours of arguing pletely.
over a flurry of amendments, the THE ORDINANCE also pro-
city council appr~ved the water vades that the mayor and council
conservation ordinance Thur:;-can mandate additional un-
day by a lJ-2 vote -denying at specified conserv_ayo~'ll~8'Pm_• ,. •'· -... ~~ p-~,~ ...... .!e": ~~ tf In s nger 1foc ~·ens ~s " -.-rwm ~~-r • · iflnar shOuldbe nee'd;d at some
been hospitalized here after fall· THE ••NO'' votes by CbUn· future date.
ing from his horse a day after he cilmen Louis Nowell and Arthur Councilm.a.n Joel Wachs,
was married ln Las ve~as Snyder force the council to con-chairman or~e citizens' com·
Owens was heing treated for sider the ordinance again next mittee that prepared the plan,
bruises Thursday and was un-week. told his colleagues that "the
dergolng tests to make certain he As now written, 1l protubits alternative to taking these steps
didn't have a blood clot. h0s1ng down sidewalks and other now Is lo literally waU unlll the
paved areas. lrrigating lawns well runs dry."
Charges Dr opped
AUBURN <AP) Murder
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.. "Thia plan may be considered
operating nonrecycUng foun· strong medlc\ne by some," said
ta in s . servi ng water in Louis Winnard. general manager
restaurants unleu apedfically of the ~partment or Waler and
r~uesled by customers. ll also Power. "But the voluntary pro-
r~ulres water users to repair gram Is n<lt achieving Its goals."
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Death. Bill SD:ppqrted 1
~ &rekera 3 JI o tes From Crucial Majori~
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Backert of this year's
major death peoalty bill are 1t.W three votes away
from havtn1 a cruclal two·lhlrds majority ln th•Aa·
sembly, an Associated Pl"easaurvey indlcates.
But u the lower house prepares to vote on the
bUJ, chances aeem to be 1ood the bill will plck up
cr1mea, lncludi.Dc treason and flnt-dtt?M murder
comJOi.tted iD a varletyol dn:wmt.ueee.
But to meet U.S. Su9"1M Oourt 1u.ldelln• t
would allow jurors to lmpo1e life wllbout ~ ln·
stead of death lt Jurors decided cltcwnat.ancu war, ;:
ranted theleuerpena)ty, · ..
theadclit1onal1upportttoeeds. ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I It w1ll take a t.wo-tblrda majority -5' votes -
to approve a death penalty bill that would take ef.
feet immediately lf the legislature overrides Gov.
Edmtmd Brown Jr. 'a promlled veto.
IT ALSO TAK.ES at least M votes lo approve an
override.
In interviews conducted this week, 51 Assembly
members said they plan to vote for a death penalty
bill by Sen. George Deukmejlan (R-Long Beach.)
Nineteen said they will vote against it, and
eight were undecided. There are two vacancies in
the 80-aeat house.
So lf none of the aye votes break ranb. six or
those eight un)lecided legislators would have lo
vote against cap1la.t punishment to stop an ovemde,
a possible but not probable development.
THREE OF TIIE eight voted for a capital
punishm~t bill in 1973. And there appears to be ht·
tie chance that an override would be blocked in the
Senate. Deukmejian 's btU cleared the upper bouse
in March on a 29-10 vote, two more than the twc·
thirds majority there.
Also working in favor of chances Brown will be
overridden ls a concern among dea~penalLy foes
that lf the veto as upheld an even toughter capital
punishment measure wlll be approved by voters.
"If the vote on an override is close I am not go·
lng lo be an obstructionist," sald Assemblyman
Richard Alatorre. a death penalty opponent "[
worked on that bill and I think it's as decent a bill as
we are going to get."
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' Tran&cl'lpta of th Orange County
Grand Jury's oneohig investigation into
coun~ J>Olitlcal campaip practlcea 1how there s 6"n a tot to Investigate.
TtiOii who 1a1 Otherwise have only to
thumb through almost 2,000 pages of
testimony to know that the scramble for campaign dollars in W16 did not always
follow the path prescribed by law.
Those jury transcripts of the investiga -
Uons so far also indicate that there's been
good reasotl to look at how polifical dona-
Uons are solicited by elected officials from
those who do business with eovernment.
While the grand jury transcripts show
Since all this hU to be financed by talr-
grounds eamlngs, with no tax dollars in·
vol ved, it ia not as am bilious as some of the
grander vl.slons advanced throU&h the rears
for th.i! prime property.
Some of the concepts advanced,
particularly the commercl l developm ,
will benefit from closer acrutinY and further
discuuions with interested citizens and the
official& of the neighboring communitlea.
And of course it is imperative that the fair
board develop a close working relationship
with the host city, Costa Mesa.
• the investigation has, been warranted and
that there are still many unanswered ques-
·tions, there are also some disturbing over·
... ~ tones about the probe.
For one thing, some witnesses have
been free to say whatever pops into their
In view ot the practice of previous fair
boards of keeping both short and loni range
. plans pretty much to themselves, the new
approach is a welcome development. More
public discussions of the proposed new fair-
grounds master plan can only result in a
better plan.
• · minds -rumor, unproved suspicions and
even old wives' tales. Those same witnesses
also freely 8Sf85Sinated the character of
those they disagree with or suspect of
wrongdoing.
Still on Stage
Former President Richard Nixon's
much-publicized post-Watergate television
debut proved one thing-for better or
worse, like him or loathe him-Nixon is still
a dominant figure on the American political
scene.
See Disruption in Detroit
Automakers Confused ... . It is such bebind·close~door .secret
testimony, not held to reasonable evidence
standards, that rocks the foundation of the
• gf' and jll!"Y-eystem «nd Mmetlmes ma Ires it
seem more like a star chamber proceeding
than a questf or truth and justice.
Nationwide surveys revealed more
than 40 percent of the television audience
Wednesday night watched the interview.
And a local survey conducted by the Daily
Pilot found 55 percent of those responding
were among the viewers.
W ASJ:DNGTON -When dued
representative• of U.S. and
foreign auto manufacturers left
th& White Rouse April 18 after 1t
briefinl on the enel'IY program,
they came to th1a puzzled eon·
clualon: President Carter's
enerp team bad no idea of bow
his small car rebate program
would work.
F EVANS-NOVAK )
body connected with il)ttl"·
national trade. Thus, hope crows
in Wuhtngton that UAW muscle
will knock out the small car ~e
bate to prevent building still
higher the mountain of trade
problems contronUng Strauss. Fairground Plans
Orange County Fair officials are out in
the community these days, showing off an
not consulted until the 11th hour.
· extensive mast.er plan for the Orange Coun-
ty Fair and Exposition Center in Costa
Mesa.
But more than half said the program
had not changed their opinion of the former
President. And of those whose views were
changed, the 26 percent who said they
emerged with a helter opinion of Mr. Nixon
were balanced by 21 percent who said they
now think less of him.
The automakers wel'e quite
correct. At thi• writinc. the
Prestaent's
So, forelcn and domestic
automotive repreaentatlves on
April 18, boun before Mr.
Ca*r'a moving fireside chat on energy, came to the Wblte House
for a~. S. David Freeman,
Schlestnaer's aide, confirmed
that new gas-euulera would be
heavily taxed and that
purchasers of new economy cars
would receive rebates.
BtJT BEFORE such legislative
euthanasia can be perfor111ed,
small car aales are being hurt by
con•umer expectation of future rebates. That will not hurt giant
General Motors and second-
ranked .Ford, but threatens
Chrysler, which ts convertin& to smaller cars, and American
Motors, ...tllcb Is not seriously in-
volved with blg cars. Sindlinger.
a close observer of the
automotive industry, believes
this could mean bankruptcy for
chronically ill American Motors.
The plan, which outlines a $16. 7 million
pay-as-you-go program for development,
w as described last week before a joint
Newport Beach-Costa Mesa ebamber meet-
ing.
The plan envisions broadening the ap-
peal and the usage of the 150-acre fair-
ground site through addition of some
cultural, commercial and recreational
facilities as well as upgrading, expansion
and replacement of the basic f ilirground
facilities.
On the whole, the impression of a con-
. tinuing cover-up of the cover-up remained..
But there was one positive result. At long
last Mr. Nixon gave an apology of sorts to
the American people, admitting he had "let
down" his friends, the country and our
system of government.
The unfortunate thing is that it took so
long-and a paid television performance-
to extract even that much.
men are not
an inch closer
to figurine out
how to hurry
an energy.
saving switch
from big to
smaller cars
without dis· locating the
automotive
industry and the U.S. economy.
"I would say our best hope lies
with the UAW," one cabinet
Ethics Code Choices member confided to us. Thal
betrays secret support within the
administration for the politicaJ ly
influential United Auto Workers
Would the rebate go to buyers
of foreign cars, which are pre-
ferred by American motorists over their U.S. competitors?
Although this Is now denied by
the administration, Freeman's
answer is clearly indicated in the
notes taken by those present: the
U.S. would pay the rebate on
foreign cars only if import.a were
limited to the "traditional" share
of the U.S. market by each coun-
try. to be spelled out in new
agreements.
(UAW> to succeed in knocking THE AUTOMAKERS present,
Nor is that the program's only unintended effect. The rebate
combined with the gas-guzzler
tax is shown by Sindlinger's
nightly national telephone sur-
veys as causing car owners to
postpone new auto purchases and
keep their present untaxed gas
guzzler a while longer. The NBC
poll showed 3S percent saying
they will keep their present car
longer beceuse of Uie energy pro-
gram.
Outside Income Ruk May Spur Retiremenu out the small car rebate and the "gee-guzzlers" punitive tax, foreignanddomesUc,considered
permittln,e Detroit to eradually this an obvious violation of ln-
W ASIUNGTON -The tough
new Houae ethics code is forcing
-many concresameo to cb006e between their hefty outalde in·
comes and early retirement.
Bee!Jming in the next session of
Contreas, no member can earn
(JACK ANDER~ON) adjust to the federal aovern· ternational trading rules. When tempt to shed more light on the ment's present gas-economy re-one asked whether the tax
secret operations of the Internal guJatioos without disrupting the against gas-guzzlers would not THE FINAL IRONY is that . Revenue Service <IRS>. l · ind surficlenUy spur small car sales GM, hate object of Dr. Scbles-For years, the IRS has made sens tive ustry · without rebate, Freeman replied inger's young men, would show a
confidential rulings on tax But the Carter proposals, even that "econometric models" in-net gain for 1978 models based on
receives between $50,000 and breaks for corporations and well· if never paned, could cause dis· dicated otherwise. Confidence in the tax-rebate proposal while the
$100,000ayea.rfrom Medicare. to-do taxpayers. The agency ruptions in Detroit not en· his grasp of what was involved industry's second and third eom-
M EANWHILE, Pike bas reapond5 to specific requests visionedaltheWhiteHouse~ur-was not improved when panies,FordandChrysler.would
spoMOl'ed a statute insuring that from these big shots with a ing three months of drafting the Freeman suggested foreign lose. Overall, the program
1976 Medicare payments to doc-"private letter ruling,'' which · program. For this reason, manufacturers could build more figures to disrupt market forces
tors would be no io.er than those then set.a a legal precedent for economic pollster Albert Sin· plants in the United States if they by postponing a postponable
more than
SS,625 from
outside ven-
tures. The
code ·which
to help justify
their recent
salary hikes to $57,500, will
make aome
me m b e,r 1
of msL . .lb~ ume lai'ranted future tax deductions in similar .~er says the energy pro~am did not like the new program. pur-cbase vital to the econ~J:!lY' J'Ul-~-~ . ~~--.. --........ t ·t:~-~!'.'"7'.'J#t.~-:t"..;·.:..,...:..;:.;,."'"'~~~ -I 4 ~?OCP -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ·-4 c. ~ ~ ..... -~-,Pt'-:» ·J\~~ ~ ....... -~ l -·~'bu·" ..... "! :.L .._ __ ...a_ ;:Ar:'l ',, ··' ·' ~ f -~--Vle.,...,.tt...__ -.~b.-~1 ~ d·'~'"-"'° inc sian requfrements to small aa no way 01 a.uv,.,,wg awut HarbOr - a lragll:. outcome o ministration's energy-;·~'C norance~a " Wtu.J y
hospitals in rural areas. _ these prlnte tax breaks and thus the President's laudable effort.to sheet" confirmed Freeman's Washington," Douglas Fraser,
. But the popular, nine-term cu't take advantage or them. cometo&rfps with energy. briefing. Without mentioning the UAW'a presldent-de1Jgnate,
hberal baa alto proposed crack-Even Conaress ~no access to "traditional" shares or the told us.
, either abandon lucr•tive private
sldellnes or pack their bags.
mg d~oa Medicare f~aud. the secret decisi~ RecenUy, TRIS RESULTS from the market, it said the rebate would That includes not only ig-
Pike insisted there i. 00 eon· however. after a al court or· nature ot the program as baslcal· be paid for foreign cars on the norance of the tndlv:tdual com-
mct of interest lnvolved. "lt'aoo-der, Consresa • ved a plan to 1)' the creation of two men aharA basis of agreements trade pantea but a cultural gap. Eli~
ly a coolUct ot interest !! it releuetbeblddenrullnga. ing an esthetic dislike for bi'd negotiator Robert s. Strauss Wubtnston officials who ride in ::i~e~ r'!19ri:'J.!~i~br:. BVT m:u•s the catch: Only ~~~~a:~/=~ ~=~8!-. would workout. airplanes and take pride ln driv· Take the c ... of Rep. Ot1a
Pike, D-N.Y., the dapper, wtute-
halred former cb•lrman of the
Houee Select Committee on In·
temaeace. He now serves on a
key health aabcommtttee, where
he baa tponJOred several bllla on M9diean and -.pita.ts.
At the same time, Pike la also
vJi:e ~ealdent and director o(
Lona laland Home Ltd., which
, owns a nurtlns home and a
p1ychlatrtc hospital. In f1ct,
Pike OWDI 28 percent of these
mtdicaUtcWU .
t
One of tM f ~cilltie1, South Oakl PIJclllatrtc RoepitaJ, tt·
celv• over '1 mlllloft a year ln
Mtdlcare paymenu from the
fedeul 1overnment. The
Broadlawn Manor Nunlnl Home
ner. "Al boapitala receive ne•rullllpmuatbemadepubllc. Buaioesa-oriented adminiatra-llllt bow Strausa, wbo was no !fe~i~a~!: :_:tb~:e~oll":; Medicare payments." And, even oa tbe new ruJinca, key tlon otflciala Jn<>te aware of the party to this arrangement, is sup. When uked if lell•latloo be facu <.such u namea of tbe com-consequences of ftddllne with the poeed to neeotiate such agree-work:.i, aeeda a car adequate for
bu introduced bu benefited blm paniea iDvolv•d) are beln1 delicate automotive market were men ta is a myetery to every• r.:u, v!=::.m.fii~~~
or bll bolJpltel, Pike pauaed for a !""~..:_~ ~tean .!8~1!.: quencea could be a painful lonl time then SaJd Mltly· "I it--.~ D UIV IllNiMI --.._ d-11--!&L-kDOW ltb~n't:• • •raDl8 additional fundl to auto._..., ~ wn.uuut any
The Long lalaDd Democnt re-publiab them aa the IRS bu,.. aavinpineoerptoahowforit.
fused to ten ua bow much IOODeY ques&ed. Tbe Office of Mana&• J>ear
he ea.ma u vt.ce preslden.t of the meat and Buda•t, howenr,
medical facillti•. but he ad-t~~::==t~ved
mlttedltwuoverthe•.mumit pait fundln" to make Jn the D«JW ethlca code. • Plke wouldn't rule out ratp-30,000 na1lnp a year, we have
tn1 from eoocreu ot qtalttinC learned tbe JRS actually makes
Loni lalmd Home, ;..here be hu only a.oooto e,ooo. The othen are
been a director ror 29 years 1Jmply rubber·ltamp approvala · that coat vtrtul11 notblal, ac·
· SltcaET TAX B&EAUt The cordlna to Tu Analytta aDcl Ad·
White House baa blocked an at-vocatel, a public Interest poup.
Gloomy
Gus
Let's bear it for tree ~
t.erprlae and Kidco Inc. I If
thoae kids are really smart
they'll sell that sales tu
evasion charge alone with
the reatof the manure.
E.C.
Quotes
.. A l'Odthle ebeelmp la very un.
Utet.y to turn up uYtblnl wrong
ID 1omebod7 who n feeling bealth1. A cbeckqp la a wute of
time and IDOlle1. ••-Dr. Norllaa
Jmmea. neommendlQI me ol a
-computer that can predict a
penco'• bealtb problems. -Fighting Dhlease With Public RelatWns ••• .,,.. lh'4iG 'IPOlll' IOdalUfe.
Not~ water for them to
come blri. U tbtY happen to use
the bathroom, tliere eoea you11
dtlbwater. We can't set eDOUlh
wat.r eo tab a batb. Even~-. It'• like drlnldnf mODeJ. Jut plain milerable.•• Mn. Berry
MaU..,, <Uacusalnf the Jack ot
water In ber vWage of Albloo, Caut.
and to empbuiie lba& nothtni Is
known for sure at thlt 1t•1• of tbe 1ame. But aboWd Dr. Sporn have
been liviQI lnterviewa and car-
rylq CID even ln a CODMrVative
and proper way OD the televtaioo
tube? Ooe medical wri~r who
wu at the saruota seminar d mbed the doctor u a penon
of exceptional inte1rlty with
1reat mlasi'rial• about talldnl
about bll .orlr.
Tbat let.I blm off tbe bock and
HCltltl tbat be, lib many of bis
fellow iicMGdlta and t.be medical
~ta, ta cauehtin a wtcPd proceu IMJt ol b1I own maklna.
The blame probably attaches to
tb• American Cancer SocW.J,
•bole pQWer ewer allocation ol
NDda tft thl C8llCtl' lDduatiy la IO
sreat tba.t. When aummooed to Sarucu, one falls to appear at
the peril of loalnl one~•
mlcf'OICOPO and lab apace.
J
( VON HOFFMAN J Include beavy 1moter1 aad work .. expoMid to tuch c~
c•uain& Qtmta u aabeltoa ~ uranium."
It b•· &*neered new workll. tn
medical public relations. Other
or1ankatJons are be•innlDt to catch up with It, however,
notably the Center for DIMae
Control in Atlanta. tbe modern-
day Paateun wbo tought to liD·
muDlH ..a.ao mUUQil-.;~~
acatn.st a dlseue whlcb didn't m1t-1wlnefiu.
TllE'f'VE DONE for mecllcal ·
new• what the FBI dld for C!l'lmo.
TM1'•• naUonallaed Jt. ~· come down with Wm!IU'9C6ea from atiU a bed pepp.r ID a Poott~. llfch., cblll parlor, add
the Atlanta Center for Tblnktn1
Up i'rflbta and l'raadl bu It CID •Hl"1 weekend TV newpf'C>o gam. UnUI the Center b1red a public relaticm flu t.M country
W&I happier and bealtbler DOl
knowin4i about the eblckln pox
eptdcJnlc in Jcn>Uli, Mo., or tM outbreak of mumpa hi an Alt» qu~~ N.111., lfade a.cboaL
l1f thl old daya one Of the waya
wt dl1llnaut1bed the quaek•
from the 1enutne arUcl• la the)'
abot off thll.r moutJil to tbe media
and IJllt ¥"al1 didn't. 'l'hlY.Mt
tbelr work" speak tor ltlelf. Now bow do we tdl thAt dJff eno~f
DAILY PILOT
RobmN.W•.Ptl~
Thoma• Kttvll. Editor Barbaro ICMbicll.
l!dftorla! l'a,. ~acw
The editorial P•I• ot the Dally Pilot eult• to Inform .nd
-1!mulate readtrt by Pfatntina on tht. pafedlvt,.. ~rn«\ttty on~ of lntenlll bJ S)'ndlcat.
ed cohamaJIU and cartoon1111, bt
pr(Melln1 • roram for rwad ra' vtewa and by pre1enl11'11 'thla
newspaper'• oplnl°"" and Ideas
cin ~eat topic•. The «Htortal ~·of the Daily PilOt appear
only e the Cdltar1al C'Ol1unn at th• ltiDP '1111 lit Piii•· Oplnlooa • Pf'tlMd by tM eohus:w".i. and
c.noocittu and J.u.r Wrlten •r ~r: own and no eudora mcnt"
tbclr ¥t.n by Ult Dally Ptlot ~bl illltrrtd.
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Prayer Bill O~
Le'Il Never Say He's Thed, De.pile Setbacks
CARSON ClTY. Nev. <AP> -A bill mandatiD1
periods for 1Uent meditation.prayer or reO~tlon n
Nevada 1cbooll wu aianed lnto law by Gov. Mike
O'Callaahan.
The ball was introduced followlnl a U.S.
Supreme Court decision against verbal prvena in
claaaroon\s. By DOLOaESBABCIAY
NEW YORK <AP) -Tb re once was a time
hen Uooel Hampton poured buckeu or sweat u lit drove a tune fro111 hla \'lbraharp to it.a frenzied
nclualon.
There wu a Ume when "Hamp" worked into
such delirium playln1 the drums he wo1dd send his
stJ.cks hurling into the air aPd catch Ulem aJ thO\tlh
tiiey had never Jett 1\11 hands.
I AND THERE w~ A TIME when th.ls sultan of
jctiz moved so much to bl• own music, he made his
avdiences dizzy with delight.
But that was once upon a time.
He's been perlormlng for U years and Hamp is
tired. But he'll never tell anyone.
Now somewhere in his late 60s or early 70s -he
refuses to say Just where, Hampton's performances
are mellow, reflecting the eenUe personality and
artistic sensitivity of thi.5 whiz of the vibes
THEY'RE NO LONGER THE high-voltage
Jolarneys Into jazz
Still. there's a lot of enercy len in Hampton. in
spite of 1Unesses and other setbacks.
"I feel really good about Ufe."' he said. ·•r feel
~Jt1ve every day
::: "I wanled lo play the drum," he sajd, remem-
bb-ring his childhood in Chicago. "Sister Peters, a
Dominican nun, taught me the rudiments of drum-
ming." •
Eventually, the faml., moved to Los Angeles
arid young Lionel began playtnf with Les Hite.
"1 lJSTENED TO RECO.RDS -TO every ·re·
c•d I could get. I listened to all the treats -Duke
EUington. all of them." be remembered, eyes
clfsed. head resting on the back ofhiuora.
lie continued the story, occasionally smiling at
;i collec\ion. sometimes tapping on his knees. He
d1•n•t open his eyes again until be wu finished. .
. "Wt! played al a big nightclub In L.A .. " he said. "\Pe brought stars from the East to play. Louis
Atmstrong would come. Louis liked us so ... .
; ••WELL, I WENT TO A STUDIO once with
I.outs and he had a set or vibes sitting in the corner.
Hft asked me If I could play. I said, 'Sure.' and I
played 'Memories of You' -Euble Blake's tune.
"It was the first time jazz had been played on
the vibes."
~~~
01 hi• late
w it e: "Ber lo••
By 1936, Hampton
was dr u mmer,
vibraharpist, vocalist
and bandleader al the
Club Paradise In Los
Angeles. Benny Good·
man came in one night wa• 80 gr~t to with the two other musi·
I d "d , rians who made up the Ille • • • • • n t Benny Goodman Trio t ltlnk I could flO Teddy Wilson and Gene
o n. p I a fl I n fl Krupa. fc ' A few days later. ~~ Goodman invited
Hampton to a recording
s ession . The trio
became the Quartet. It
was the first time a ma-
jor musical group mte1rated blacks and whites.
HAMPTON LEFI' GOODMAN IN 1940 to form
has o" n band It eventually ga\ e the music world
j azz greats hke Wes Montgomery. Charles Mingus
and llhno1s .fac-quet. And 1t introduced vocalists
like .Joe W11ham1; and Dinah W;,ishmgton.
IL "'as one of those Cl a.shy. ""ork house. show
l1:inrl!\ The group's big hit was the foot stomping ·
)''I} mg Home." · llamp·s Boog1t:" made "key
nleht was domestic night. It was toeial.. Sunday •
ni1ht. maybe Harry Jama or Count Bl.lie would
play."
HAMPTON WHO TR~ VELS WITH an ll·pi~
band when ha plays lha blt clubs and concert. halll
today, lamenll the demise of the ~avoy and would
like lo see another built in its place.
JI. lan't Just paulnc comment. from the
'jazz man, because Hampton, who croated the Lionel
Hampton Community Development Corp., b~s a
serious ~mmltment to lbe Harlem communlty.
He built a housing project bearing bis name
there, and he plans another development next to lt
-to be named for his late wife, Gladys.
"HER LOSS WAS SO GREAT to me," be said.
''I needed a lot of encouragement when my wife
died. I didn't think I could eo on playing music alter
that, because, you see, I didn't have to think when
she was alive. She did all the thinking for me.•·
Hampton wall continue hi• music. he said.
maybe not with the energy he had when he jammed
in the jau clubs oo 52nd Street with Diuy Gillespie,
Miles Davia and Stan Kenton. And maybe without
experimeoUng like he did when he cut a rock 'n' roll
record int.be 1940S.
"After aU," said the kmg or vibes, "the kids
want to bear more music now than ever before."
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Tbe measure woo approval ln the le1l1Jature.
despite ar1umeot1 that such allent P4'rloda could be
better spent in dltcuHing ethk1, rnorallly and re--
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IJjd>tt_r~pi~~e~~~,.-• • ~ f • . . .,,.,,..~~~ ~-...,,_--BJ lroom." Hampton said of the one-time Harlem
r.hoose from Po tho~,
Baby Tears, Spider,
Grape Ivy, String of
..
hu1dmark. "It was a place "'here all the big bands
"ould go an<t gather for four or hve days Thursday
'.Joke' Ends
Lily 'Standby' Sues
NEW YORK <AP> -The prosram for come-
<henne Lily Tomlin's one-woman Broadway abow
no longer Usla former opera stat ZiMa Malanov u a
standby. Ml.as Tomlln'1 lawyer has told a judge.
Miss MUanov has filed a SZ.2 milliOb damaae suit
over the matter
''It was done wt\h haht-hearted humor."
lawyer Peter Parcher 11ld.
He snld lhere was "no 1uch thins u ll atandbJ
m a one-woman show ... No ooe who read the
playblU would have tak•n It seriously ...
But Misa Mllanov, once the ~etropolitan
Opera's leadln" soprano, did not think It funny. Her
lewycr, John K. Waraaw, aaid the request for
damaies "shll sland1."
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LOS ANOEL!tS <AP> -Then will alw119 be
protnot.n ready to'1queeze what they, eu trom a mastc name, th~ will alwaya b6 emerprtilna
f olkl ready to dUlt otf old tape1 of Jlve ~rf ormaacea abet Pf.ddle tMm to wiltldc fans.
And whether a certalo aeln1 quarta from
EoglQd lfk• it or not, then wW always be The
Beatles.
IT'S BEEN SEVEN YEARS alnce Paol
McCartney, Geor1e Han11on, John Lennon ahd
Rtn10 stan dHlared their musical mamaae u -
nulled. Yet, the BtaUet apllntered yield more in·
fluence in rock than do me>1t croups playtnc
together.
Tbouab the Beatln themMl'NI seldom so much
as even bllit there WlJI ~ a reunlcn, hardly a month
goa by without at leut oae pr:omoCer or writer teu-mr the Beatles f althfU by 1~1 forth fantuUc
webs of pcnlblllty.
nine forth fantastic web• Ofpoaibillty.
And the Fab FOW''• fana feed lnm«rilY on aueb
yarns, ever wUUnc to suspend their fear that John,
Paul, George and Rin10 have flalll.v and forever.
muted the BeaUes.
CONSIDER THE INQEDIBLE TALE of a
band calb!d KJaatu.
The mystery 'eroup aold a master tape to
• Capitol Records last year, Capitol du~bed the
album "Klaatu" and quietly releued it last sum~
mer. As znlgbt have been expected, the unexcep-
itonal,· not beavib' pro-
,.-------.... mot.ea record belfan col .. fa:~Tops in Popa~Q.-'\ lectingdust. . ~-(WJJ Then a c u b
--------newspaper reporter on the Providence Journal
starr coppe4 a quick listen4to the re<!dtd, liibt bulbs
began flashing ln hls bead, and another BeaUes·
r4Jnor was born. This bunch of unknowns, he re-
asoned. must be the BeaUea, secretly reunited.
After all, these fellows had left their names off of
the album, suspiciously arousing curiosity.
AND THERE WERE A.LL those clues. The
name. "Klaatu," see, was that of a strang~ outer
space visitor in the 1951 sci-fi ruck, "The Day the
Earth Stood Still." Rln10 Starr, on his "GooClnlgbt
Vienna" album cover, was standing next to a robot
from that film. Get the connection?
And then there WU that Mone code mesaqe in
one of the cut., which, 1racicmly decoded by the
Coast Guard, yielded the revealing words: "From
Alfred. Heep thy sharpened ears. We do bring.
Starship appears upon our sphere, through Lon-
don's sky come spring." Gotta be the Beatles,
right?
Well. in spite of the tenulty of these clues and
the fact thut Klnatu doe1m't sound like the Beatles,
the rumor and consequently, Klaatu -caU&bt
fire. And Capitol Records loved it.
"PEOPLE ARE GOING CRAZY over it," saUf
Capitol Records publicity man Bruce Garfield.
barely hiding his elation. "The record is selling re-
ally quickly, really quickly."
The unexpected success of Klaatu, directly at·
trlbutable t.o the Beatles rumors. ·•proves there is a
void" where the Beatie!> used t.o be, Garfield said.
"The world wants the Beatles back, you know?"
However, lf you listen to U)OSe who should
know, it doesn·t. aeem likely the world will cet the
Bentle~;. Rln&o Starr. uked recenUy whether the ~roup wtll ever reunite, aald matter of factly, "l
can 'l see it comine orr ...
~~t..~~M !t ·td c grtJ\IP. •
field ed question s about a Bealles reunion
diplomatically but made it clear that as Car as he's
concerned, the Beatles wlll remain but a pleasant
memory.
So. with the real thing apparently gone forever,
the world will have t.o make do with imitatioos and
dusty rehashes or the original.
And. as In all cues when demand u"ceeda sup.
ply, the peddlert or Beatles magic fi.ftd themselves
i:teefully working ln a seller's market.
Klaat.u '1 aucceu18 only one example
A 37-VEAl\·OLD BRl11SHE& named Paul
Murphy has shown us another
Murphy. a record producer. got his hands on a
set or tapes recorded when the BeaUes played In a
Hnmbure, Germany, nlehtclub iJ) 1862. The
scratchy, of(·k•Y reiult wasn't exactly vmtage
Beatles, but It wu Beatlea, nonetheless. The four
mem ben or the group tried and raUed to halt the re·
lease or the tapes.
Murphy"a two·record album. "The BeaUes Llvc
at the Hambure Stor Club" Isn't likely to make No.
l on the chart&, but you can be aure -u Murphy la
-that enoutch BeatlemanJacs wlll buy the thin& to
ensure Murphy'• turn1n1 a nlfty profit.
IN A SIMILAR, THOUGH less sbOddy vein,
Capitol Records recently announced lt bad aome
Beatles tapes or ill own, Jocked these muy yean
deep wltl\ln Its secret vaultl.
"The Beatles Ltve at tl'le Hollywood Bowl," a
coJlection of 13 son11 recorded at their 1984 aad 1915
appearances at,.the Bowl, hu just been releued by
Capitol.
With nearly a million advance orders, the LP la
bound t.o once again push rock's most celebrated
band tolhetopoflhe charts .
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THE FJ.8HINO rMt project wlll eot1t the atata
othtna aDd ta expected to add money to Callf omia
lldlifeConMi-VaUon Board tteuuty.
Not onl,y that, but Department of Flah ~Game
ubUc Information Ofllcer Ralph L. Youna says it Jso will mean more wealth from the saa in
uthlllDd fishermen's creels, buckets and gunny
acks next year.
Coast Dfstriet "THESE OLD ships create rather wuque reef
tructura once they are stripped and sunk,•' Young
xplained! Emj,loyes As ___ ,
Salary Hikes _
secretarial , main-•
• tenance, rood processing
THE DISTRICT'S 780 and other support func·
Cull-time ·racutty mem· lions, are ukinS for a 2
bers are seekiP.g a 3 per-percent raise in ~ddit!on
c nt salary hike, plUJ •· to cost of living 1n·
cost of living adjudtment creases.
or '1.S percent, 1enec~r aEPllESENTA.TlVSS :;:~~~r~~; tor thQle 739 employes
Price Index . ai.o seek lnCNues ID
Mary :Anft Oberba~ fcinee benefit• and a ~resideUt of the Oran.c~ hither percentaee.
CoMt C:OU..• Academic based on ll'OU annual Sellate, said imtructors salary, (or loncevity
also are asklnl for a 1.5 pay·
"And another araument for zero population '1'0Wth." percent increase for Those employes who
maintenance and im· have worked in the col·
provement of frlnte leae district for more
benefits. than five years currently Deatlu Elsewhere TEACHERS ALSO receive 1.25 percent of
dd th al annual pay tacked onto want to a ree' ary their monthly paycheck.
LOS ANGELES <AP>
' Funeral arrange·
ment.s were incomplete
!or Sol Halprin,
Academy Award ·
winning cinemato·
gtapher. He died Wed·
nesday at the age of 75.
BURBANK (AP) -
Memorial services ale
beatla Notlen
planned Sunday for
journalist· author
Charles O. Locke, 81. He
worked for newspapers
in Ohio and New York
before moving here to
write for tbe stage and
radio and Western nov-
els.
steps to the wage scple
for instructors who have
reached t he top pay
ranee. currenUy set at
For the
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w•tlltf l'Wll>Md Or91199 Coelt o.lly 1'419',
Mtyt,• ••m
$24,470.
ln additioh. the joint
finance committee is
askine for an increase to
$18.50 per !\our for over-
time and part-time as·
signments. The current
rateiS$16.
OAROEN GROVE, CA.
Ruth Carter Stapleton, sbter
of President Jimmy Carter.
win be lhc specW IU~ of Dr
llobert Sehullcr at Garden
Gto\I~ Community Church
on Mother's Day, Sunday, M*f 8. Mother of four, Mr1.
Stapletoo y;iU Jhare the ex-
cil.ement or her joyous fallh.
Joininl Mrs. Stapletoo at
boththe9:J0aod ll:tsanucrv·
ices will be Carol Lawrence,
Broadway tlfld television star.
'''We fovitc all mothers and
those who honor them to
share this beautiful day with
us7 Dr. Schuller commented.
A deliahtful musical hiih·
light!! "Sunday Nite Cclebra·
tion ~ at 7:30 pni.
Garden Grove Community
Church, comer of Chapman
and Lewis St. Neat~hcjunction of the Garden Grove, Orange, 1
and Sant.a Ana freeways.
Carol l.Awrence
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ESPECIAll Y FOR MOM!
WASmNGTON CA,) -! ~
blUed lalq)ayers 1341,000 list year to
pay 19 phototf aphen and darkroom
aniatanta te prochace hwadredl ot
thouaandl of publicity photoe.
The photofraphert •nap ptctu.NI °'
home-town f\l1h school banda playln1
on the Capitol atepa, GJrl Scoutl, po~ntlal campalln donon JOCl~llnl
at fund·raltlnc dlnnen and seoaton
shaking hands with :llttina con1U-
tuent.a.
"WE CALL THEM •ertp and arm·
ahota. '' said a Republican campal&n
aide who aupervitet one ol the four
photo lab& oo the Capltol lf<)Undl.
There ta ooe eacb tor Senate
Republicans, Senate Democratl,
House Republicans and House
Democrats.
Many senators and coniresamen
routinely etve copies of the photo-
graphs to visitors u keepsakea, or
send them to home.town newspapers
in hopes that they wlll be published,
according to supervisors of the photo
operations.
A.D. "Dev" O'NeUJ, took credit for
Hltinl Up the photo operation and Cet.-tin& 1t. 1hltted from pollUcaJ to public
finaneu;,. -
.,l Ortalnated \ho wbole COl\Ctpt,"
O'NeUltalcL ·
O'Neill, a poptalar polltloal flxturc
around Wahlnston slnc:e the Truman
admlnlltratJon, described h1I work
primarib' as a service to news or·
1antaat.tons. He said that 10me coo-
P-ea•ional pbotoil'apben eniaie In
•poUUcal Jlmmlcka'' but tblt hit
photoarapben do not.
.. Oun it teptlmate," he 1ald. "lt'e
not poUUcal..'
TBB COST OF THE photo opera·
tlom 11 part of the swelllna yearly oot·
lays for the leoslaUve branch, which
are budgeted to exceed n bllllon this
year lorthe lint time.
The photo1raphers were paid less when they were on privately flnanced
political payrolls.
I SOME PHOTOS occasionally find
their way into textbooks, coven ot
books written by senators or con-
1011 men, polttical campalsn
•~ .,.,....., posters, into national newt public•·
O'Neill drew a $20,000 salary in 197-'~ the tut year he was paid by the
'btmocrat1c National Conareulonal Committee, which gets its mone+-
from voluntary donations. 0n-J'an. 1, ms O'Nelll went on the House payroll
and bis salary jumped to $34,000 a
year. Dlz:g Anausenaent
Workmen plug away atop the tube of ''Sky
Trek Tower .. 'Under construction at Great
America amusement park at Gurnee, Ill.
The 200-ton tower will support an 80-
passenger observation ring that will re-
volve as it ascends the 285 feet to the top.
Drug Backer's
Son Sentenced
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Ernest T. Krebs Jr.,
son of the man who developed the controversial
anti-cancer treatment Laetrile. has been ordered to
jail for six months for makine statements about the
drug in violation or 3 provation order.
Muni cipal Court Judge Gerald J . O'Gara re-
voked Krebs' probation, Imposed in April, 1973 after
he w~ found guilty of making misrepresentations
about Laetrile, a drug made from almond and
apricot pits which ullcgedly is useful in the treat-
ment of cancer.
O'GARA AIM ORDERED Malvina Cassese,
Krebs' assistant, to jail for one month and instruct•
ed her to do five months or community service for
violaUon pC probation. She and Krebs' late brother
also were convict-Cd In the same case.
TM .consumer fraud unit or the district at-
torney'• office t>eian action laat month to have tbe
probation revoked afler rece1vin1 information that
Krebs was maklnE speeches across the country ex.-
tollioa the drue'• cur alive powers.
RAV BONNER, HEAD OF THE unit, said
l<rebs. who la noL a pbyai-cian, recommended -· ~:~t•tl -calfcer, .. er sa e-man"'s0\.181\tl.aet Tetreat·
men ts, but died In spite orthepl.
Accordlns to evid~nce 1lven at tbe revocation
hearing, conventional cancer treatments would
have aiven the man a 00 percent chance or survival.
Among the evidence p~ented at the hearing
was a statement Crom UUt'Sloan-Ketterinl Cancer
Center ln New York that Laetrile hu no effect
a1aln1t cancer. The druc I• banned by the federal
Food and'l>r\Ui AdmJnittratlon.
The sentence was postponed unUI May 16 to
)>ermlt Ume for an appeal Krebs was releued on
his own NICOinlzance.
Actor Ireland
Files Over Funds
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Actor John Ireland has
filed for bankruptcy. thus delaylng the sale of his
$26S,OOO home lhol was 1cMdulod to ao on the auc-
ltpb block Thursday to aetUe debts.
A Santa Barbara Superior Court jud1e earbel"
declared Ireland, 62, In default oa $18.000 ow~ to an
American Leelon post and ordered the sale oC
Ireland's Montecllo home to HtlJfy the debt.
IRELAND'S RESTAURANT WENT bankrupt
and closed down laat December.
The actor'• attorney filed tho petition in federal
bankruptcy court Wednesday.
The action temporarily
freezes all of Ireland's assets,
thereby delaying the sale ol his
home until t.he bankruptcy pro-
ctedlnp are completed, usually
a rnatterof several months.
l ltELAND, WHO PLAYED
''ffflt'l;id .......... ~ •• (JM~ ..
Men, "The Return of Jesse Jam•" and "A Walk in the Sun," wu out or the country.
i)
tlons and the wires ot major news
agencies.
Salaries for the photographers
for m er l y were p dd by t he
Democratic and RepubUun cam·
paign committees 9f the Senate and
House. These committees, whose
purpose is lo aid members o£ their
political parties win congressional
elections, still direct the work of the
photographers and pay for thelr rum.
photographic paper and chemicals.
But Conereas transferred the
Senate photographers to the public
payroll ln 1882 and the House photo-
graph ers In 197S. tn addltlon.
Congress awarded many o( them
retroactive longevity credit toward
their congressional pensions which
potentially are worth several
thousands of dollars a year apiece jn
pensions paid by the taxpayers.
IN AN INTERVIEW, the senior
House Democratic photoirapher,
HE NOW IS GE'ITING a yearly
salary of more than $38,000, making ·
him the hiehest paid or the 19 photo
workers.
Six other photographers got con·
gressionai ~aiarics exceeding $20,000
last year, and another five got
salaries between $17,000 and $20,000
each. O'Neill's son Thomias. 23, is on
the payroll at about $10,000 a year,
O'Neill said he named the boy for
Thomu P. "Tip" O'Neill, no relation,
who ia now speaker of the House.
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Presented
orana• County Ah'port Yellow Cab Service bu
been elven ao exclual•e
contract to pl~k up pat1en1en at Oran1e
County Airport.
A report to the county
.Board of Supervlaora
said only two blda for the
contract were received.
The Yellow Cab flrm of· f ered to P-.Y the county
!LU cents for each
paasenarer picked up.
The oth•r bidder,
Courtely Cab Company.
ottered to pay only S
· centa.
The report said the
contract abould generate
$51,250 annually for
county colfen.
-Literary
Contest
Offered
A youth literary com·
petition ii ottered for
younarsters 17 and under"
at the Orange County
Fair July 15-24.
The event offers an OP·
portunity for young
writers and illustrators
to receive recosnttion tor
their works.
Entries must be sub-
mitted by June 3. For
further information, call
La Verine Jtosow at
960-3989.
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'340
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546-8672
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DEAR PAT: My daughter lives in Ute Mjdwest
and she tbJ.nta that we ln Calllornia can find all
aorta of unusual merchandise that can't be
purchased in small towm. This time she's stumped
me. Where can I buy real, autbenUc, flat-beel8d
square dancin1 shoes for adults?
College
A.wards
Honon
A number of students
from the Orange Coast
area were named to the
honor roll for4cadem1c
a,chievement at
Coastline Community
College. They are;
But if you do
and don't kriow it . • •
H.A., Dana Point
Write CO Ang.le'• of Saa ADtoalo, Box 1515, San
Antonio, Tex. 78%01. Request die brocbare wlllcb
describes both mea'• and womea•a square danclDg
sboea.
l<refl'I COSTA MESA: ltobff'I ~. Oearl>Om, ~·• It. Jollnton. L-l'tn<e It. M999l1nt, .. «Y J Mowery, R-Merlt Pwpuro. ~fllp
J. TllOm-. Rvdy t..Mortonof!d l!lren
it could kill you!
Gttat'• Got Tra1'el Plalu
DEAR PAT: Merv Griffin had Jack Wheeler as
a guest on a tdtwislon.sbow. Wheeler •poke about
his involvement with a fascinating 7o.day vacation
plan. Could you possibly, )et Wheeler's address or
additional information for me?
B.U .• Newport Beach
Send your Inquiry to Jack Wheeler, e/o Merv
Griffin ProducUou, 15'1 N. Vine, Hollywood, CA
IOOZS. Griffin'• ofOce does not provide addresaea of
tbe 1bow'1 guem, bat U does forward all mall ad·
cased to 1uem. t Flies Held Data ... ,._
DEAR PAT: 1 understand that the Medical In·
fOl'Jnation Bureau in Greenwich, Conii; malotains
vast mes on people for reports to insurance firms
and other companies. What kind of information does it have, and can I check my own me for ac·
Sauceda. l<rom HUNTINGTON IEACH:
Dennl1 ~ Nldloln C. H~, ~~~~~.~~~S: ~':"o: Did you know that hlgh blood pressure will help kill i;;.rl 5llllled1~, V9'1\lfl W. SttlltM, • , (l :!,',~'·" '-n-p _, J°'.,." A. v .... about 250,000 Americans this yea
From NewPORT ll!ACH; lttty • • t M.••11,_, ... ro1c1w.eoum .... J1111• That 1t caused 1 out of eVery 8 deaths in he United K. AcloneMMnC. Vernetti. c:.~=.,~~~w.s.r.~.'!;,.A~:: t: States last year?
Bourne. ROMlt M. Oowlln, HU911 R G•~~=r0~c~~~~·~:;.,.1 That it can cause heart failure? Kidney disease? A
A. Orlst-. • I' t ~ ? From eL TORO: Howard L, Cflpp Jng $ rOl\e
Arnold.
From l'OUNTAIN VALLEY: I(~ ... O'd k th t h th' d' nd "~'" "· ...... P•me•• L E"''· 1 you now a you can ave 1s 1sease-a Artttur H. Uirlcll tM Simon Rot , • d
No ...... E.Sttw1nJo1W1c. 1 r1mble. not know it? (24 to 40 million Americans have It-an ·
Students fully half don't know it!)
On FIDlds Unit
curacy? K t.... . P 11 f p s Irvine a wi::r1ne owe o
Because high blood pressure is a sneaky disease
that doesn't always produce symptoms, you may feel
relaxed and healthy and still have It.
The only sure waS' to find out Is to check your blood
exciting new electronic testing system, called the
BPM-1200.
Just come in and sit down, .place 4 quarters In the
coin mechanism, put your arm in the cuff and press
the button.
In less than 60 seconds, a read-out showing your
blood pressure, your pulse rate ~nd any Indication
of an Irregular heartbeat will appear on the screen.
You'll also receive a simultaneous print-out with
your pulse rate, systolic and diastolic pressure to
take to your physician or keep for your own records.
And don't forget to bring your family. High blOOd
pressure can affect anyone. even children. It isn't
the disease itself that's the problem, because once Tbe MIB, 1'1111 b7 approximately 711 ~uee south Laguo~ Beach and
companies, bu rues oa more tllaa 11 mDlloll cea-G~orge Steinmetz and >1!~:;i c ,~~!i~:g~n. el
medical lDformatloa oa C9Ull•en. fte ~~foral:Jn1vers1 s
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medical lltformatloa lDcladu data related to Heritage Fund Com.tnit·
alcoboflam, aexual devla&loa, aa•bUag, tee.
J)Jycldatrlc p~lema, ete. IDB r•rta ceaerally The committee is a
Now, for only one doliar, and in less than 60 sec-it. And for that, we Olfer you the fastest. easiest,.
onds, you can have an accura~. convenient blood most. accurate, most convenient. least expensive
pressure reading thanks to the development of an answer ever. are uecl to cJdermlae eU&lbllib' fw llfe aed bealUa student organized effort tnauruce policies. IDdMdaila ... are dealed ID· which raises unde r -JRrance or ,.hose lanruet pnaabuu are la· graduate scholarship
ereaHd becaue of aa MIB ~ 110W tane &be money from Northern
rllhi co examine and IJave delded &Q laconed ad· and Southern California • verse lnlormatloa on rue. buslnesses.
RE•INTRODUCING
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B&AANOERSON; Edlor
Friday, May IS, Wl1
, . FiV.f!-Year-old
· .. · Chris hears a
.{Story read by
·'Tosti[ mother
·• Charlotte
·Satterfield.·
Women Fostering .
. . ..
LoVing Home Life
BJ DENNIS MtLEUAN
OfU.o.&fy......... ..
One evenln,f when Jerry, Sat·
terfield wu bavlnc a rather vocal argument with one of !is
children. their 5-year-old hm-
dicapped lotter child, Cbrll,
looked up with a briabt •mile and
ble.w him aklas.
Satterfield Just melted.
"He'• got the prettiest smile,"
boasts Chris' foster mother CbarloUe Satterfield. 0 So many
timaa when you're down in the
dumps, you pick him up 8-1 he
puts bis arms around your neck.
You can't help but respond to it.
"He'• done so much more for
us than anytb1pg we have done
forbim."
That fetUna of lovin8 and be· ing lov.. ii just one of the
benefits of be1ng a foster psrent.
agree the ca.ta Meea couple,
wbicb ls one of tbe approximate-
ly 860 totter families in <>ranee
~ourh tbere are 1,500
cbildnll now tn placemont, there
is an average of 100 children a
month who are not r•aced because of a sbortqe o foster
homes.
Potential foster parents mt11
cbooee a chilcl accordlq to aa.
age or whether or not the cb:lld ls
handicapped. <Some children are
under protection of the court or ~ 6ave been voluntarily placed by
their~en~). ..
PABTICIPANTS IN TBE pro-gram receive financial aa~
sistance ($140-$221 a month de·
pending on 'the child's age), in
.
addition to camplete medical
conraae and a (:lothiQi al•
lowance. .
To get an idea ol what It ii like to be a fOlter parent, Krs. Sat·
terf ield, Sharon -'1'1llluto -and
JeUUlfe Macaluso. both of Foun·
lain Valley, recently cllacuued
their experiences. • The Satterfield.I have four
teenagers ol their own. But in a
three-year period prior to Cbria'
arrival, they were foster parents
to 25 children, all babies waiting
for adoption. Although mott cbJ}dren In that
cateaory stay an average of six
month.I, Chris bas been with
them since he was alx week.I old.
...nct tho house wu juat too
quleL" I 1'bat reuon la echoed by Je.,.
nle Macaluso who, witb bq ~
buaband, Felix, bas cared for a
f oatu chlldrell in almost 10
yurs.
. ''We Ute havtiigtla. arouna-
we en.joy baviDt liW• OD •• u lh9
ex~lained, addlng they prefer , cariDJ,~ pre-adoptiv•cbildren. • 'l'be one was·I~ years old1 :
"U I can aet two newboru, l'm ' 1n seventh heaven." t
When the first heard of~ tb' fotter care program, 1be ~
dreams aboUt It. After four or
five nights her husband told her
to call lbe agency. Born with a COJ1ienltal defect
called splna biflda, wbieb means MU. MACALUSO SAID .ft 1$
spinesplitintwo,beattendlade-not di!ficult to become attached
vdopmental center for. the ban· to the babies -"they are ao dam
dicapped. cute. They wantlove ao much-1 aves• they all do." T81! COUPLE BAS gone While 8" bellevM the older
tbtoalh a lot with Chris. '1118)' clUldftn uaually have more emo-had to tacb btm such UWlp as ttonalproblema, such u fesr and
bow to cbeW b1a food and they mt.trust, even the young ones
tat, ftustta!ed 81ld helpleas, by have difficulty adJuatio& to new
hl1 bedfidel_ when doctOn didn't llvinfpatterns.
bave mucp hope tbe Want ltoft.entakeathemtwoorthree wouldllv~. d bef •'--wW t And Mn. satterfteld said Chris will aya ore um)' ea • stay with tbeln ''indefinitely." they aometlmee sit and stare at
"I'm afraid it would hurt us the couple wttbouttalldng. t~ribly if we 0 ave him up," aM Megan, the 15-month-old with • them now. came from another,. added~ looking down a~ ~e boy foster home three weeks ago. who '!'&8 . leafing ~brougb a Mn. Macaluso said lt tOok about ma~ on the couch by her "'fwcf\peekabeforeshewouldcoto alde. 'There la an awful lot of them"·•--.--··-·--
hu111D1. ~Ing and cUddlinc .. When they•re this tiny,
tbataoesoo. they're vuy fril)ltenecL Their •
S-e aaid her cbilcf:ren have world Is topsy.turvy and they
always enjoyed havmg other don't know where thelr moliml7 cblldren ln tJae house and they went. ..
have taken a special interest in_. Sbi looked ~-at the lltde
a 1 Co/.J:.-. .,.,.. .,;;;~1 t. .-~ .irr . .._. do a Jot ot cl7lU .... . •
· ' ln th lldddle ot tile nlgJrt a.Did... lir9t ~· at ~ 'doa't we •
11 feedlnl. Cbria or living Meg? _.
G t e s . It A hlfu:=,ldnitbtdrinkofwater.· Mrs. Macaluso, a mother uc i ree I r-. gs ay ~s::::::~:r~~~iinage ~~~=:::-:}:.:~~ I ~ I . BecaUle it is especially di!· of love." F1exlbllit,y a1ao ls an as.
fieult to find bomea for ban· set she added.
Although it. ranks fourth as a •'Mothering Sunday, .. th9 fourth -The art masterpiece complimentary. The humor o( dlcapped chlJdren, Jr!rs. Sat-' . .l-
I
·OOC? T'!: ~ ~ .. ,, :..-~ .... " ....... :----~ ~ .,. ... v --:r·•> ~ .iedWIW,....~~~-12.--, _s,:_ ·, ;:_~ . ' .'"" .. -tit ~~._ mi.a "'Xi'rangemeiltfn'Gr.Y and ruliattlils&fd~4'-•r · • ~ ... "'C~-~-·cresttr~ ~-~eeomlt!'eet olle Or1ii what~~---·-
East other• Day on Su& 11th century, according to a re-Black," wu painted in 1811 by· One or the cards this year image" of the handicapped. condition." She said it's not UD·
dav will result in the malling ot searcher. James WhiaUer. It was exhibited shows a child saying, "Mom, "I want everyone to feel the common for her husband to go to
aboutl05millioncarda. Among the many nations in thbcountry ln 1934. you'll never have to worry way I do about them," sb6 ~aid. work in the mottling and return
And, according to .George L. foUowing the Americu custom about 'ring around the collar' adding Chris accompanies her. at nJgbt to find "a new son or
Parker, creative director ot o( honoring mothers on the The same year it became.the again ... I cut all the collars ofC "Chr~ usually ends up showing daughter."
Hallmark Cards, not allthe carcb second Sunday ln May are subject ot the first Mother's Day Dad'aabirta." off. He sells what.ever I have to Havina two foster cbildren ln.
_ will gotomQthers. AUA.rla,Canada, llexlec>, Japan, stamp issued. But the stamp in~ -seeking the nJ&ternal roots .say. They end up lovin~ him to tbelr home la such a part of their
Amons those r~tivin& ~· part.a Of Africa. the West lndiea, furlated art lovers because de·· of several famous people pro-death." everyday routine that Mrs.
lngs are g'randmothers, "9ai· and most of Central and South taib of tbe portrait were missing, duced interesting results: Ma~.aluso ref era to their f amlly
grandmothers, lodmot~en, .Aaierica.. ~~~e·':,,~a~~to~a~:: :::ed~ The Dutch painter Rembrandt AlthoUgh Mrs. Satterfield lived as, a family ot. slx. And w~en
motbert·to·be. mothers-tn-law.. Amoa& otbtr taets the M · often used bi.a mother, Cornella, h~ a foster home w~~n sbe was 1 we r~ Jlot a family of six. we ro
sisters, auntt, daushtertr, aeu~ef*lare: The stamp has become a collec-85 a model. Another artist, fUrlandJmeww~.at awarm,loy~ lost. •
teachers, couaina and nieces. -'ttl'e most j)opulu form of ad· tor's item. Michelangelo was given by bis m• a~phere can do, •be and Karen, the James Tallutos
There is even a catd tor "my dreu on Mathen'• Day ca~ i.a _card 5 that kn 0 ck mother, Francesca. into the her husband decJded to enter the 12-year-oldfoster daughter, lived
other mother." Mother, followed btfie om. motherhood may draw 8 laugh, nursing care of a marble foster pf'Oiram ~cause all ot with ~ for 10 months two
AltboU&h Mother's Du lo this Cb.lldre Oft.eo :·ftvor . tenJl but tbeJ don't sell. People just '\!forker'• wife. Thi• strongly in-th~,lrcbll~wuem11eb.00L 11ears i&o before going back to
country bu been celebrated for Mommy, but worll IOcb as Ma. don't like to send a card that isn't fluenced bis uJU.mate career as 8 1 wujUStoneofUlosewomen her father. She returned to the. 69 years, the occasion called' amaandKamrarel7a.re~ mastera~ulptor. who loved babies," she aaid, (Seet'08TEllCA1lE,PaieBZ)
Secretary-of-the-Year
Day Wei I C>tchestrated
By JUDITH OLSON
Ol\ .. OallY"IMtuff
Jean Cohen's day beglna at. 6
a.m . when she arrives at her
deak for a UtUe "quiet time." By
6:15 the phone has atarted rinc·
lnS. however, and ab•'• off at a
breakneck pace that would leave
mott people exhausted.
· "She'• the best secretlry l've
eyer had,•• he added. "She carea
more about my prof eulooal 1uc·
ces1 and penonal aatlJfactlon
than anyone else in my Ute. She
organlies JQY .daJ ao it•• a auc·
cess.'•
Mail is dropped endlessly on
her desk, but ahe baa akeady
formulated her gaqie plan
(that'• what 1he doe1 ate a.tti.)
and isn't \brown by the volume.
She keepe her boa informed
throuah a lenllby aeries. of notes (many written on scratch paper
to HVO mcmey) which be ID*Y
find when be breezes through bis
''The bul and au.bstJtute pro-KolanoUi aald Mrs. Cohea ac· office after a late ev~g meet-
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-y Coliei\iaTd. "wih'fiffnndlni~ lieca~se 11\e.baa-alaumed
wbolsn'tgoinatobehtre." respcmsjbUity for so many o1 bis tub. "She makes me more ef. Theoretically htr work as fective." he commented. ·~
secretary to Westminster Hlteb represents the authority ot tho
School Pr\nclpal ThOD\H E. school."
Kolanoeki beilns at 6:45 1.m ..
(she's on the early sblft) but Kn.
Cohen. in a manner befittlnl a
Secretary-of·tbe•year, lik• to aei her d&J ln hand before lt aC•
tuall,y starta.
In bis letter or ooailnatton for
honors durinl Secretartea• Week,
J<olanosld said Of her, ••Jean
Cohen ls my •one or mu1' who
crtatel humor in troubl•. order
tn chlOI, reUablllt1 ln carel · n•J•, paUenc ln an1er •nd
wladomlndec loos." ~
Between phone ealli. ap Jttrt.
Cobf'Jl goe1 about.iber duties. it's
euy alter a while to see hOW 1h0
maJ\8aes to be so ettecll'H.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Do
you hav• lbe$0UH&e to print th1s l'tte1' in the race of an tho money
1MW1papera make on •hoe ed·
vert.ialna? We'Uaee.
Why ln the worfd don't tho do·
al1nen and manufaclurcn of
womeit'a ahoea have aomo re-
1ard tor their cuatomer1? Next
queation: When are women 1oln1
~ get amart and 11hnply refuae to
buy· tb• -erlppJera offered to
Uaem?
Do )'OU have any Idea what a
female must go throueh to look
"chic" theleday1! The new five·
Inch heell are not only a buard
to life and llaib wblle &olnC
downstaJn (<>r even w a.lldn1 oo ao ordinary .tdewalk). but the
Teens
1 Assist
Sarah Robins, Kelly
Raffetto and Donna
Akerman Cleft to
right), Assisteens,
ass lst Samantha
Lightfoot on the
monkey bars at the
D .a y C Jfll d C a r e
Center which will
benefit from a
fashion show and
luncheon Saturday,
May 14, at the home
of the Ernest &hags.
Sponsor of the benefit
is Assisteens, an aux-
iliary of the Newport
Beach Assistance
League which has the
center and th e
Children's Dental
Clipic as its major
philanthropies.
DEAR ANN: I ab:l very upset
.ttb )'our advice to "Aahamod ot Me ... llo1I' dare you encourage
tirla tolloto boys? We deserve an
honest anawer when we uk a glrl
out. l 'd rather be told l'm not \he
kind of CUY she wanta to go with
than be kept in the dark until I can
figure out whether her excuses
are valid or U she's just U'Ylni not
•
DEAR ANN: Two weeks •IO
my husband came home from~
office at 10:80 p.m. He II wauaUy
home by atx. Walt, there'• more •
Yesterda)r bo came bomt Ud
baQd.cl 1n• a packaae, it~
wrapped. He aald, '"I'M 11"" blond• pH tb1I to mt. ()pen lt.
It wu a Oan Ho album ot J~o
1on11 with a card t.bat read, .. Tbll could be WI 11 you weren'\
aucb a coward." Are your parenta too ttrict?
I banded him tho note. Ht Ha.rd to reaoM Ann Landen
Jau1hod and asked me to write booklet, "But«ied by Pareqta? He WU plutered. .
H1a explanallon: A man from
the ofnce went to celebrate the
birth ol a ton after flve tlrll. Ho
loet track ot ume and ended w at a roadllide tavern with five
othen -one. a blonde 1ecretarr
with wbom be "daD.ced a lot."
How to Get More Fr~edom," her • aunt..you note from the could help you brtd1t tbe 1ener•·
famtly. tlon 1ap. Send 50 cote ln cCliJl
Do you think aometblnf II 10-· with )'OU!' requett .apd a lq,
lnl on that I'm too d=b to MO? atamped, aelf ·ad4re11ed en·
-THE MRS. ..,_ • .._._ _ velope to Ann Land~ P.O. Box DBil IOlS.: mNUQ II.-. 11995, Qaloaso. w. .
Courses Teach Themes
B u 81NE~8 A ND omccn to be lnttalled
P a 0 F E 8 81 0 N A L an the Mme.. Stephen
WOMEN: Saddleback' Schiffman, pre1ident;
Valley Qub will inltall Paul· Dlebl, vice preal·
offlcen atad1nner meet. dent; P. J. Chriltoph·
lnc. ~ held at t :30 enon act Lee w. Clark,
p.m. W~y.Mayll, ncreUrtet, and Alleo
at tbe Reel Onloa. El Toro. Hammond, treuurer.
-:PATTEllNS FOR
~MILYUVQllG: A th{·
week coune at Oran1e
Cout Oollefe wU1 take a
look at wbat'I happen1D1
ln f amlly life today,
Tbe teAlon will be& at noon TUesday. M"ay
ALPHA. DELTA Pl:
Oran1e County alumnae
wlll celebrate FOunders
Da7 .ttb , a luncheon
meetln• at 1 p.m. ~tur·
day. May 14, lD. the Mar-
riott Hotel.
Tu~. May 17, ln the
Newport Beach home of Mn. R. Denil Russell.
Further lnf onnatlon II
available by calllnc
~118.
AARP: Huntln1ton
Be.a.ch Cba.pter ot
Retired Persona wlll
meet at 1 p.m. Wednes·
day, May 18, ln Murdy
Park Center.
about her experiences
Uvlnc throuch the Teton
Damdiaaater. Further informaflon is
available by calllng f4g.
Francl1 WUliama; at
875·1765.
NEW OFFICERS:
JoAnn MJller ls the new
preeldeot of the Newport
Harbor Area Council,
Beta·stgma Phi 11orortty.
On her board are Con-
n le Sailor, Phyllis
.Eldridge, Sally Justl and
Sandy Huhn.
_ -10,~ 102oftba Ap-
plied Science Bulldln1. Reslltration wlll be
taken before tbe flrat
11euion.
Judy Lew1I _,U dls-
cua1 color a:nd line ln
wardrobe coorctinat1on. -
CRA•P4GNE MEllB&aSBJP
BRUNCH: Newport
Beach Junior Ebella wlll
bolt contlnuina IDd pro-
1pecUve m.emberl at a
brunch at 10:30 a.m.
CBKISTIAN
WOMEN: Newport
Beacl) members wlll
meet for a luncheon
Wednesday, May 18, ''in
the Airport« Inn.
Tbe pr'Olfam will in·
elude Qiril SU~lett wbo
wW 11nc: Lola O'Hoam
d.llcuatng accesaoriziD1
and coordl.D•tlnc your
wardrobe, and Clare
Bauer, who will talk
THE BANTA MONICA
HJgh School class of 1967
. wUl hold tts 10-year reu·
nJon SAturday, June 25,
il\ the Riviera Country
Cfub, PacUic Pallaades. Topics to be d1tcuUed
tnclude The Pamlly To-
day and Tomorrow, Let's Oommunlcate, TbQ.
Family Blueprint,
Future Shock and the
Family, Keep the Fatnl·
ly Feelin1 Fine, and
Your Town -Your
Family.
WORKSHOP: Mental
More informaUon ls
available from lbe reu· nlon committee, (213)
450-3064.
Seniors Recognized
Aries: Don't Back Down
Health Aa11oclatlon of Seven special awarcss
Orange County will con· have been presented 4>
duct a worksh,op on volunteers who have de·
Board and Care Hom'8· voted time to the Retired
'J'he session will beiln Sen.ior Volunteer Pro-
at 9 :30 a.m. Tuesday, gram of South Orange
Recipient was Elana
Peters, Newport Beach,
a vohmteer responsible
for starting the RSVP
Boat House Gift Shop.
Santa Ana, greatest
volunteer coordinator
service; Mr. and Mrs.
Harv ey Siegle,
Westminster, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Griffith,
Seal Beach, longest
service at same agency
as a couple; and Bess
Patterson, Costa Mesa,
most volunteer hours.
SA11.JRDAY, MAY 1
By SYDNEY OMA RR
ARIES (March 21·
rt ta f b N . 'May 10, ln the Hunt· County. va ous aspec o 11u • ov. 21 >. Accent on ington Beach Communi· The tm awards and
ject. s hort journeys, ag· ty Library recognition program
CANCER (June 21· greaslve relatives. Included on the pro· also honored those re-
Voluntary Action
Center Executive Direc·
tor Kay Brown presented
five Carnation Com-
munity Service Awards
in five categories. RSVP·i.s a program of April 19); Thoae who
mfabt want to tnUmldate
you sbouJd know -once
and for all -that you do
not scare, will not back
down under threat.
TAURUS (April 20·
May 20): Avoid direct
confrontation. Follow
through on hunch, but do
to In manner that does
DOt arouse controversy.
GEMINI Cllay 21-Jane
20): Hiehlight ability to
be versatile, to examine
July 22): Study details-SAGITfARIUS (Nov. gram will be board and aching 300, SOO, 1,000,
be•W"eolfineprint. read 22·Dec. 21): Money pl~· care openton, a tr&ln· 2,000, 3.000 and more
betweea the lines. Lie lure la not clear. Know 1t ing peraoo tor them and volunteer hours with
low, do more llatenlng and ge& rid of losing en· soci8.1 worken. certificates and gift
than asaertinc. deavor. Reservations are to be checks.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): CAPRICORN CD~c. made by calling lhe MHA The Orange County
Be analytical, find re· 22-Jan. 19): Stress in· officeat5'7·75S9. Award, a commendaUoo
They include Marilyn
Arnold, Newport Beach,
longest volunteer
service; Ann Hallowell,
the Voluntary Action _
Center ot South Orange
County, located in
Newport Beach.
aaom for happenings. dependence, dare to for out.standing volan-
You cet news, calls, carry throU&h on convic· ALPHA CHI OMEGA: teer service was won by
mesaages. lions. -Gamma Tau Gamma Mark Vogel: Santa Ana.
.... · ·-.Yl~~S.Dt. ·A .\IHJJ~~'~':.~-~~~ _._.~~a,.~ ~: __.__ -'-···~ ;.~,. asuntaatrr-<1r "vtlo~ 01 VJA111tt•
c e s s on to fa m i 1 Y be nd scenes: you gain the organbaUon at a 11pr· A'na Senior Center, he
member. Dom~ttc accesstowhathadbeen ing luncheon at 11:30 bat been an RSVP
aituatton cannot be comidered a "secret." a.m. Saturday, May 14. membeuince 1974.
: · ·~ifltlrt~--~~.~
... Foster Care
T allulol lutOctober.
Karen and her brother •en the eoup1e'a first
foster children. <They hue a u.1ear-old ffn and
a 10-year-old dau&bt.er ot t.betr own).
One ol th~ primary qualiUes Mr1. Talluto
belleve1 Uie atld her huabtatMS have to otter 11 "a fairly stable home life. We do a la* al l•mllT·
type thlJlp," 1tw noted ... W•re usually wttb
thekhis." ·• Mrs. Talluto aald alrntl9t. all ot lbe!r foster
children keep la touch after they leave. OM boy
calls every other day.
"I love it when they call.'' she said. "To me
that'• the most rewardin& thing I feel they sUll
must think about us and feel they got something
<out ofllving with them.)''
Asked what her goal u a foster parent is,
Mn. TallutorepUed: "Wehopet.ostvetbeseldda
a UtUe bit of normalcy they mtaht not ~ve had.··
Further lnformatloo on the pro1ram la
.vallabJo by contacUnc the Foaer Care Pro-
gram of th• county Departm~t of Social
Services, 81'·2168.
1wept under ru1. PISCES <Feb. 19· in the Newport Harbor The Betty Dittmar
LIBli <Sept. 23-0ct. Marcb20):Youcanbave YachtClub. Award,presentedfortbe
22): S.. • lt, not merely fun and. be relieved of Put preeldenta wUl be flrat time. lt given to
as tou wish peraonf foolhb emoUonal honored, and M .... J. tbe penon who bu done
might be. Perceive, be burden. It'• up to you: Robert Meserve wtll tell tbe most for HD.Ion in
reaUaUc. choose brood1n1 or a of her experlencee u the the area during t.be past
SCU&PIO (Oct. 23· mature aWtude. first presldent. · year.
Internationally known
ARTIST
illiarn C. Gilpin
by
Lenore Be'ran
Shirlev Mevers Art Gallerv
ltll {. coCnf Hwy,...,.. hac:tt
PHONI: 494-4596 Oli-NJ kupt T...-, • 10 ._to I,_.
For many yeara. Gilpin hu been putting charcoal and
pencil to paper ••• Pert0nalltlet from around the world have
prtvately enjoyed portrait• he has done of them ••• To Mom ~ith Lovi-.~.
Rita Hayworth. Dean Martin, Bing Crosby
to name but a few. Now he hu directed hit talents to LIMITED EOIJ'ION
drdwfngs onty. Shown here le his flret offering, "Big Sur·•.
Thia will be hand numbered and signed by the artist.
Umlted art la a col'8Ctora Item a"d 11 boond to accurt In
value. Pleue order now white they are still available.
Shipped pre-paJd In protective tube • • • ready for framing.
Saleltaxlncluded. _ .. ,._._..,1 ... _...,..
PLEASE MAIL. CHECK
Or MONEY ORDER TO:•
~.,,.,, C. Gilpin
1640 Parle Newport
IWNpott Bsech, Ca. f/2660
(714J~595
D
Brtlht flo1.m'J !JI a ~~,=~~ can ltneuq
anywhere. 15.00
See UI for a BIO SELECl'ION f ot S'>rpoUI llvfni•Mot.ber•1 Da Gifbl
"Laai~nder Lady"
I LILAC .
OtD·FA8810NED F&AOSANCE
r
I
• The aw,ardl are sponsored annually by the
Broadway deputment 1torea and Germaine
Mbntell Colmetlquea.
Slnce the inception ln 1910, more than 360
volunteers have been honored nationwide. The
idea was conceived by Germaine Montell as a
totally non-commercial effort to honor people,
who serve their communJtle1 through wort.by
husea without fmanclal 1a1n.
Tbi.s is the firlt yur editors were uted to
nominate either women or men (previously only
women were selected) or oraanlz•Uons.
The 1977 line-up Includes three. men and one
organintlon.
Stewart was cited for hiJ work with the
Mended Hearts, a national or1anbation of ex-
beart surgery paUentl who Jive encoura1ement
to patients about to undergo the 1ur1ery. ~~~~~~--SPECIAL .. :~;ng
-Chos.en
Julie Claud<:l Madden,
a former Costa Mesa re-
sident, bas been invited
to exhibit her award:
winniq pencil drawtna
of elephants at the
Milwaukee Art Center,
one of the nation 'a
la.rgeat art museums.
The drawln1, entitled
"Genesis 2S,'' won an
award at the Racine
A re a Art Show ln
'"lbe first order of business," 11)'$ Stewart,
.. i• to fO!'tet your own operatlon. StiecsJ tbe
pOsltivQ: lib1 'See a fellow my aie1 I work 12 hom'laclay'I' •
Stewart doea not.. like to hold omce in or ..
aanlzatloas or be in the public eye. On a penon-
t.o.penoo level. he can lhow hia deep care for bil fellowman •
Every Christ.mu Ev~ for the put 20 years.
he bu taken a three-pltce combo (he is the
violinist> to play at St. Joseph'• Hospital,
Oranae. T\ley play for boun unW every penon
baa badsome Christmas cheer.
Stewart bas elven years of community
service to the Harbor Area. He introduced hunter
safety courses to gun clubs, bas worked with Boy
Scouts and ia a "552" member at Hoag Memorial
Hospital, Presbyterian.
For engaeement annou~c:ements it is
imperative that the story. also accom·
panled by a black and white glossy pie:
lure. ~ submitted ajx w~ka or more
before the weddlna date: oth°'wlse ll will
not be published. •
To heip fill requirements on ooth wed·
ding and engayement stories, form~ are
avallable in al Dally Pilot offices. Fur-
ther questions will be arisw~red by People
Department staff members.at GU-4331.
A1ao selected for honors are other Orange
Countlans, Betty Hill of Tustin, founder /direct.or "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iijiiiiiii ifiiiijjijii of the nan-profit, non-sectarian frotij) called Ray I
of Hope wblc:b benefits the mentally ban·
dicapped, and Sarah Fay Person. Anaheim, a
director of the Orange County Chapter,
American Red Croes.
Racine, Wll., laatfall. .--------------------------
The daughter of Mr .I
and Mrs. Claud McComb
of Costa Meaa majored
in art at Oranae Coaat
College after graduatine
from Estancia Hlah
School. ~~.::i::.;.:.:~~..:.±.~~~...:,~:t;S~~~;:!...::....,:~..11111 ..
L-.S.lectao.
Of,,.... C.. Flowws
WIUHR
R.OWlllS
Although she works in
oil and charcoal, she pre·liiiiiiiiiiiiiil7,]!g~~~~I~~~:£Jii~Im~ESB~rm~rr:5~~:!:J!!ri~~~m~·f ferS doing pencil draw• I ADVANCE
RE GISTRATION ings, particularly of animals and people.
IT15 HERE
The P feet Mother's Day Gift!
Plant ,hcontainers, accessories . . .
all sizes 51nd shapes ·. . . Separate,
made l: in
deligh ul
combin ions
for .
Mother't Day
·gift ghing. .
Sunshirulnn
Con ta~
Gardening Center
' 486 E. 1 th St.
(at I e)
Costa esa
• Enhanct your ctiild'1 polM
and po1ture. A plenned
ptOQram of tenon• with the
t11ctu11ve Ice C-6t1' eaay
learning tntthod givea you or your chftd healthy exerclM
'" pluunt tupervlud
1urrou11dln9a.
REGISTER NOW .,,... ......
•
Searching for meaningful,
out-of -the ordinary decor?
Our collection reOecta our proud
~ ~~-~~~El:!~r.mu~
~~
A beautiful example ·u this 3 drawer
chest with oriental inltuence. B.ladc
Lacquered with gold bocden and
chiooilerie detailing, matching
miaot ia also available. An eye
aatdlln& dCconror piece yet so \'Cry
pnctical.
~~
f rtt Delhtry ud Desi&n S.Wlct l.allallle
7al 111111/l!IUtl, " Filff F1m1i11m ttwl l~moit>r 'D#si111
HEV*OAT BEACH
1727 W.tdlff Of.
111•1 142-2060 •
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nMTOWN, Mont, -Culter
aod h1I men were wJ~ out 30 l:iill .. we.t ot h~re. A monument 'IDarka the place.
'.At thlS woebe1one outpost on
the Roaebud River •nother
plODument of 1orta has been
ralted, 1radually, over th•
Yt•r•, commemoraUn1 wlpeout
after wipeout or the vlctora.
Cuater'a last Jaush?
It aa<:enda to altitudes or J.S
!eet, 20 feet, maybe ruabtt ln
IPCJll, and it sprawls over an acre
·o1 otherwise unPfOduclive aoll
located precisely outalde the
no~tbern Cheyenne Indian
RetervaUon boundary line. A
b•cchanallan midden.
"I'm tho fa!th owner o! this
Jplnt. Th lint wu a cu1 named Jtm EW*on. l'hat'• how the place cam• to be Jlmcowo n ian't a
town. I auesa )'OU notJced thll 1.J
the only thing be.re, t.hia saloon.
Ian 't It the worat place you ever aawf
Thl• monument you have to 1ee
to believe.
.. When did that beer can pile
be1ln? It began the day Proh.lbl-
tlon ended," said Bob Edwards,
proprietor of the Jimtown Bar.
He a1ao aald there's more to the
plle than meets tbe eye.
"Anyhow, l've bad other boles dua to keep the ptle clown. I bad a
Cat come in with a 10.foot blade
and dil a ions trench elebt feel deep. That trench la full, and
those cans were tquaahed tl,aL '
IT IS A PILE OF beer cam.
No1 a mountain of beer cam. No, tt ta a mountain range of beer
-eana.
0 1T BEGAN BY tossing cans ln
a hole, a pretty good size bole,
I'm told. A &ood part or it ls un·
dereround.
'"WHAT'S OVT back are Just
the cans that 1tay. More co out
the front door. We had a cleanup
drive once and somebody collect· •
Special Store to Open
PLANS OET FINAL f-AMILY SCRURINY
John Mordatrom, Lett, and Bruce Nordatrom
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTtC• TOC:ltlDITOllS FICTITIOUS IUSIHISS
SUP'l .. 10« COUllT 0' THI HMllE STATEMENT
STATIO,CALlf'O"HIA ,011 Th• lotlowlng -wn I\ do•nQ Ou\I
THI COUNTTOl'OltAHOI MH •t ...... 11>4 J J SPECl~TIES PROOUCTS
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NOTICE IS HERtlV GIV&H to ttw Thi\ ~ltw<s I• cOflCNcl4!d bv en 1n
<•Milon of ,,,. •-,..,.,..., <NC-dlvlduol o.ot 811 _ _.., havlf111 <'•"'" ~ln\I Wlltl""' A w-· ,,,. u ld M<...,.nt ere rP•tulred to Ille' Tho\ \I.,..,_, ••• '''"° wolh '"" trw.., "'""the M<"W'V ... uctwr• IO County C••O al Or ""JO County""""'"'
Staned in Goblrush
By JUDITH OLSON
OftlMD .. ty~IMISUH
When John W. Nordstrom went to Ala.ska dur·
ini the 1896 eoldrush, he dldn 't ndke it rt ch. but be
made enough money to eet started in the shoe bu.si·
ness in SeatUe. .
From Nordatrom 'a ori&inal venture, a store
opened in partnership with Seattle aboemalcer, Carl
F. Wallin, a chain of full-line fashion specialty
atorea baa evolved.
THE NEWEST ONE, AND THE first., ln
Califomla, will open next •Prins near Bullock•a In
South C.Out Plaza. .Nordstrom remains a family-owned score and
because or this can offer what it believes to be un-
al 81Pf<:t.I - ------
Bruce Nordstrom, one or the third-generation
owners ot the store.· a aid lta four basic commit-
ments are to HlecUon, service, a contemporary
mood and "extras."
ClDl'HING, SHOES AND accessories for men,
women and cbJldren will be available in the
medium_-to-better price range, with larce inven-
tories in each area, he taid.
The range is possible because each section has
its own buyer who reports directly to the 1enera1
manager.
"We're more decentralized than the other large
stores," Nordstrom said.
SERVICE WILL BE A hallmark of the new
store, as he said it is in the other branches in
Washineton, Oregon and Alaska.
"Most people don't give good service,"
Nordstrom asserted. "Each or our salespersons bas
a feeling of his own self-worth. The customer senses
this."
Nordstrom said the store will have a larger
sales force than most and lhc employes will be
trained to keep track of their customers in a
personal way. Th ts includes keeping lists or
<.'us tomers' likes and disikes and making follow-up
calls.
THE "CONTEMPOaAJlY" ASPECf will in-
clude ''a whole lot of little things," Nordstrom said;
such as store planning and decor and the ap·
pearance or the salespeople, who will wear contem-
porary clothes and accessories.
!"9 \l~tl-4 el llW .. llco ol JOHN I , 1'11 w EllPELD•NG. • L•w cor-•uon, Pvo.,.-0r eo. 1 0 11 "!4• "They won't wear name tags," Nordstrom
""' s... vion•• ••vd ...,,t• "~· ... , .--utt .,.., ..... -,. 11. 10'1~; v "01• , added. "We hope they will introduce themselves. "'"OOIH, CA"'°" _,,.,I\ ..... Pl•<• of -..... •b\1\1,_, ot ,.,. ,,,<IM<I '" .. , ,,.., · ,,., ,, They won't just say, 'May I help you!'"
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'"~~~;',:~:~~~~·no11<.e ,.CTtT•ounusi .. us an anniversary sale each year and a continual ef-~ALD Llfllll NAM• STAUMINT fort OD -the part of Pie staff to get just the right :::~':':."::;:.~111 T,,. fo1-nv _,... '' -... 1111s1. merchandiff for customers, be Hid.
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THE NORDSTROM FAMILY DOES not
believe in puUlng up Christmas decorations until after Thanksgiving.
"It's co.tly but mot1t people appr.clate that,"
Nordstrom said. The expense comes, he explained,
from brin&lni in a crew to decorate in one day in-
11tead or stretching lt over a period of Ume.
The interior decor oC the new facility will in-
clude track lighting, dark stained wood floors, ac-
cent rugs, antiques and plants.
THE FAMILY 18 EXCITED aJ>out Its new store
and challen1ed by the competitive Southern
California market. but Nordstrom said he is op·
tlmlstlc about lta success.
One reason 11 that each store is geared to its
surroundtng area. Tba concept la 1haped by a com·
mittee ln which members have "Lntenslve input in a
small sesment," he&11d.
. "We get new ideas ond co with them,"
Nordstrom said
HE SA.ID HE JS NOT A clothes horse but enjoys
golnc tato o\her stores to see what ·s eotne on. The
female ntembers or the ramlly, however, do all
their ahopplnft at Nordltrom.
John W. Nordstrom. tbe Swedish Immigrant
who turned from loaglnt and mlninl to ret•illne,
would bC! proud of hll oftaprtng today.
Last year, the firm's lS fwl-Une and five
specialty shopa reported more than $200 mJlllon in
sales, a far cry from the $12.7$ Nordatrom took in
hi• first day in 1901.
PVBUC N&l'ICE
AMERICA
ed eight packup loads just
bet ween here and Lam• Deer.''
LameI>eer,popwat.lon600,tbe
only town on tbe J\elervatloo. 1
four miles aoulh of Jimtown, and
yes, mercy yea, Jlmtown ls the
worst place you ever aaw.
The saloon i• a battered
wooden buildine beartne va,ue evidence that it once knew pa.lot.
Ite windows are screened with
steel or prlaon thickness. The
sign over Ute door, "Jimtown
Bar," la riddled with more Utan
100 bullet boles. Tbe equally ven·
tilated mailbox is the third
replac,ment in less than a year.
COME INSIDE. A bar of raw
oak nms the length of the room.
In front of it are spaced lB cot-
tonwood tree trunks, each a foot
and a half thick, smoothed by de·
nim and iouged by knives. There
is no other furniture. The bar rail
is fut.ened not to the bar but CO
the tree trunk.J, lin.kint them in
an immobile Maeinot Line.
"I couldn't keep stooll," Bob
Edwardl aaid. "They k~t btia~· ..
in& them over each other a
hea~. 1ry pickin1 up one of
thoee trunka.
... I've nm saloons on ~kid road
in SeattJe, on the 1outh side of Bllll.np, seven. aaloona lo Mon· tanL None of them even came
close to thla Jolnt. This is the
absolute woat."
TBE blFFERENCE is that Jfm~ls tbe llrat saloon out-
side the booze-free Reservation.
Tb.lnt.Y Cheyennes are it.I reason
for being. Besides. it la the only
saloon in aa desolate a place as
there is on the map. Depart Jim-
town in any direction and you
drtve two hours to the next oasis .
"I've been here 14 years," Bob
Edwards continued. "That'•
twice as Jong as anybody elae
lasted. I have to do It all myself,
too. In three years I've had 40-
some bartenders. Can't keep •em,"
BEIBND THB &A& bo mova
eully, cornfortably, popplDI
CIDI, pow1.ng shots, b•t'1nl ahc-
packa, laulbini, 1barln1 news.
He kMPt a platol and a can ot
MACE at the ready, cd hu uaed
both, but it is cJear tha~ he Uiea
and rtq>eCta his customers.
"I do," he said, "and they
re1pect me. The secret la to be
Calr and fi{Dl and honest, ate that
everybody ts treated the same.
"There really are only a few
troublemakers around here, but
it doesn't take much for thlnp to
get out of control. The sheriff 1J
52 miles awa:t. I have to, you
know, look after thin11 mytelf."
He winked. "Finished? Just toss the can
out back."
IDAHO
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Imported Cars Set
RecOPd for. sa1J __
DETROIT <AP>-Importedcar1ales1etanall-Ume:tnAprU,
butdomesticsmallcarsaleafailedtollceeppace.
Figures released by the industry alaoabowed•aina butnQt orda for
the pl'edom.lnantly larger domeauc carmar1ctt.
Sales analysts said it w aa too early to conclude whether t market
had been affected by President ·
Carter's call on April 20 for taxes were the second blgh st for an
on gu-guzzllng cars and rebates April. But th• daily a rate of
°'Juel-atlng)\<4>nes. But several 31,814 wu well behln the ·mon· 1p~ulated the plan did boost the thly record of 34,W t in April
ules of the largely !uel-elficlent .1973, ----
tmporta. The l mp or ts ' record
performance eave l: a 20 per-1 M PORT SALES JN April centlbareoltbetotal arketfor
totaled 206,200 units, up 65 per-the month, the fin Ume the
cent from the year before and the forelan penetraUoo been that
highest for any month in b.iatory. bi&h alnce Aquat 197 .
The previous record was 187,700
1etjuat a month before.
An analyst for one Big Three
maker said be had expected
foreign sales of no more than
170,000units.
Domestic sales of 821,969 cars,
up 4 percent from a year ago,
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th•)' have bMsl -even in tti. face of a:oomln~~~ ort• -Utravdenchooeocoaaeniatpu"°'ento-.uann• l'Ot' ~ of collep student.. ua hn been •• com1n~~ method ot friendly. cheap tranaportaUOQ;
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Ji' OW ADULTS ALSO CAN enjoy the concept ot trave\;
referral service. It bu been expanded lnto 1 natlonWide
nonproftt aervlc•, called the People'• Transit S)'Stem. Jn
two y~an It bu irown to IJ,200 momben Pl¥1ni SlO a year
each fOC' auto ride referral•. For SU a year. a member can
be part of the People Tran1lt plane referral aervic..
Wlt.b the added pu.ah or the eneru eouenatlon ~
1ram, the concept of flndlnc driven and rlden to 11W't
coata ls certain to take on new •t.rensth.
Money's
Worth
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"We do not 1et..peo-ple rld,s," aaya Joe
Bentlv'agna, 34, or
Portland, Ore. wbo con·
ceived the idea. "We
1lmply provide the in·
formation referral
service. The interested
parties work out the terms."
People's TraMit operatea oh a naUonwlde toll·lree
phone system (IJ00.547.()933) from 7 a.m. to 7 p.io. PDT Mon·
days throu&h Saturday1.
IN ADDmON, THE oaoANJZATION bu more tbaa ISO regisfntfon centers, lncl~et"locatlons near eolljft
campuses. It also operatea cent.en on military bues, lD
bookstores. restaurants, record shops.
To rettster, one must submit two forms of ldenUfic•·
tlon answers to a penonal questionnaire, and the mem· be~hip fee, payable by mtJor creditcard or ln cub. 'l1lPIC under 17 muat have notarhed permission from parent Of\
guardian. "We don't want any runaways,'' aaya B~
tlvegna.
Members receive pre-numbered identification carU
and immediately are accepted ln the proeram. Uoleu t.tl119
are between such majoT areas as New York and ~ton, tht
organization does not provide matebups Cor trips of leu
than 300 miles. '
TO GET A MATCHUP, a member calls a central
number and states an approximate departure date. He °'1
she is provided with respondent contact phone numbers.
Members work out their own travel arrangement., Joclud· lng sharing or travel cos ta.
Would·be-memben can call the toll-free number and
learn the location of nearby realatration centers or recelye
applications by m all.
People's Transit ii expanding into water travel u well.
A Florida member, for instance, frequently aalla to the
Bahamas and Virgin Islands. Members might eam pusa1•
by serving aa crew members. The organization also bu pro-
vided introductions ror trips to Hawaii and Alaska by boat.
THE MOST POPULAK TRAVEL routes are Loa
Angeles to San Francisco, New York to Boston, New York tG
Washington, New York t.o Chicago. Truvel to the sunbelta
always is popular.
Helped by a staff or seven, including five volunteera,
Bentivegna says he is yet to take a salary and pays hls ex-
penses by tending bar part·time.
He plans to expand the servlce to list job opportunlUes
lo create an exchange permitting members to find apart·
men ts.
For a free brochure on People's Transit System, write
P. 0 . Box 40303, Portland, 0 R. 97240.
S&L Branch Approved
Mercury Savioaa & Loan Aasoelatfon, Huottnitoo
Beach, has announced that Ila application for a new branch
in Lake Forest has been granted by the state Department or
Savings and Loan.
The Lake Forest offi ce will be the eighth in Southem
California for the association, which also operates three of ..
fices in Santa Clara County. T~etcilil~ will be built as a regl911aJ office witb,.. .,,dit. rw .... :,..;.;..;,:~--...f~.-~ .. \
scheduled for opening by yearend 1977. --
Dow Dips to End
Seven,.day Climb
NEW YORK <AP> -Stock prices suffered a setback to.
day on Federal Reserve statistics that prompted renewed
concem about the lntereal·rate outlook.
The Dow Jones avera"e of 30 industrial.I. up nearly 29
points in the past seven sessiona, closed down 6. 70 at 93&. 74.
The Dow fell nearly 8 points ln the first half hour, and
then began a gradual recovery that reduced ita Josa to S by
mid afternoon. But at that point lt turned lower ataln.
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LOS ANGELES <AP) -
Former VCLA All-American centen .Kareem Abdul·Jabbar
and 8Ul Walt<m battle each other
tonlatrt bi the ooentna 1am1 of
the N.Uonal Bultttball A~latlo~ temlftnal 9layorra and
atatlltics lbow how close lt could be.
~the re1ular season, the
Laken ~ three. of four meet· in,, 1ritll 1Portland and Abdul·
Jabbar averaged 25 points and
Wilted M.& Walt.on ave.rated 21
reboundl and his roe 13.7.
In thole four, Walton d1d not
appear in the third game and Ab-
dut.Jabbar .. w limited service
in tht fovth, a 145·116 rout by the Trall Blazers.
Both Waltoa and Abdul-Jabbar
were No. l draft choices alter
finiahing their collegiate careen.
Abdul·Jabbar was chosen by
Milwaukee ln 1969 and was
traded to the Lakera for the
197S.16 season. Wlllto.n was ttie
choice of Portland in 1974.
The Lalcers, asina the home
court advantage to its ruu extent,
downed the Golden State War-
rion 97-84 in the aeventh and de·
cidlng tame ot their quarter·
flnell, winning all four or their
games at the home Forum.
Becauae they rinlshed the re·
gular season with the best won-
Joes record in the lea1ue at 53-29,
the Lakera get the home court ad-
vanta1e ~long as they remain
in ~be pla¥)>ffs. Portland finished
second to the Lakera In the
Paclflc Dlvlaion wlth a Ct-33 mark ua eliniinated Denver in thepl~of~
Coach Jerry West of the Liken
uy•, •·To beat Portland, we
slmpl)t mult atop their rUDDJ.ni
11me. They are by far the
quickest team lD the Jeape."
West a1ao emphulied that the
Lake"-niust shoot better than
they dJd qainst Golden Stfte
when they Yr'OJl the fhial 1ame
while shooting only 41.a percent
from tbe floor.
Overall dUrfal the aeuoa, the
7-2 Abdul·Jabbar averaaed 28.2
pol.DU and 13.3 rtboundl and WU
third ln ICOl'i.DC· Walton, at M, averated W potntl aDd H .t re-
bounds, the latter leading the
leattt• wltb the Laker. star second. 'Ibey were one-hvo al.lo
in ·blocked ahotl with 3.25 per
game for WaltOn and 3.18 tor A~
dul-Jabbar.
Coach Jack Ramaey of
Portland says h1a club 11 happy to
be playing the Lakers ratbeJI.:.
than Golden State because it
want.I toprove wbldi it the better
team aft.er tlae clOie flnllh.durtna
the regular sea.eon.
The Trail Blazers bad
ellminated the ravored Denver
Nugget.a tn stx games 10 will
have an advantage in real, bav·
in1 fln15hed tbefr quarter-flnall on Monday night.
Don Chaney, who ~eld the War-
riors' Phil Smith to Jess than 11
points a eame, will probably be
asst1ned to the Trail Blazers
Lionel ROlllns thJa time.
Chaney said. "!tolllnt 11 a
taller ancr qlllcker iuard but not
the out.Ide threat Uiat Smith
Wll."
Wut. In hi• tint season as a
bead coach after stamne r0t tbe
Laktre u a tuard for 1' se-.ons,
commented, ••we must execute
well and have aood noor balance and, most ot ell, put the ball in
tb• hole better tban we did
a1ainat Golden State. U we don't.
their outlet passes will kW us.·•
The tea.ma play in the Forum
tonleht and Sunday afternoon
and tbeo 10 to Portland for the
third and rourth contest., Tues·
day and Friday.
NY'S DAVE J<INGMAN SLIDES UNDER Bill RUSSELL AT SECOND BASE.
U.S. Player,
Coach Scuffle
On Sidelines
Dodgers Rip NY
VIENNA (AP)-Aa-tbeUnited
States• Ice hockey reputation Jay
in tatten at the World Cham-
pionships, coach John Mariuccl
said: "1 don't care if I never see
Cey Emls SlUmp
With Grand Slam
KAREEM ABDUL·JABBAA BILL WAI.TON
Angels Face Bosox
Aging CuellaT Rekaaed
another hockey eame.'.
A crowd or 1,500 at Vienna's
Stadthalle Thursday night aaw
Romania upeet the diaorgan.lzed
Americans S-t, and watched in
amazement as Mariucci scuffled
on the bench with his team cap-
tain Lou Nanne.
U.S players stepped between
them u the an1ey M•rlucci puraued Nanne along the bench
strikin& at him and pushing him.
ll was one scrap that didn't re·
ault in a peo-1ty. Nanne, who
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Ron
Cey, the talk of major league
baseball only a week ago, hadn't
done much recently, but tbe ma-
jor leaBUe home run and runs-
batted-ln leader broke out of the
doldrums Thursday nlibt with
one swing.
Cey cracked a grand slam
. homer to hJghllght a seven· run .......... ,.
All 0-.• IMK r7''1 ~., '"""''-P'll•at i.ot .,. .. , 7•tSp m. IM'I' 1'9111amt011la•I La1 ... lt1 6!Upm
Milf 4PNlllletllfliaatl.CKAllQllU IJ HP.Ill
plays for the Minnesota North fifth lnn1nc as the Los Angeles St.us, bad been involved in three Dod1era completed a rour-eame
BOSTON <AP> ln all pro· other scraps on the tee In the s":~epofthe,New York Meta, 7-2.
babllity, lh~e :n~~ league Angela, had an earned run space of seven minutes, and 1 hav~n t bee~. setting ~.e
"T"">:·'"-._ u • ~-d ·"·~ ~~~~~ wJlUehewH•U•lp"'lnti.•TW>nal-worldonf1relately, saidCey, I "'--~=t ' ~ ~ ' ... ....,.. · ~Jiiii' a. ~~.v ... ~~ ---"-., .... ~ ... -.......... ..,."Jood a ~-a•m w · um~;B ..._ ... 1~ •·-~·--ci...,.·-~q... -~·-.._"-Y•--' ..---....:·4"f"6t"~~:-;r -_ ... ... over. aeaaon. power play goals. · .. ..
• Cuellar, who turna 40 Sunday, Cuellar was traded to the When Nanne rinlsh~d servinc .Tbe. Dodgers. who are now a
was released from the California Orioles by Houston before the his third penalty and went back s1zzhng 21·4 this season,
Ansell' active roster Thursday 1969 seuon. He had a 23.u re· to the bench, Marluccl wu wait-stretched their lead in the Na·
cord in bis first season at ina for him. tional League West to a atacger· o.nr•••
aiO•Ml5•t4ta•
as the atruggliqg American
League team enjoyed an off-day
before beginning a three-game
series 11alnsl the Boston Red
Sox here tonl&ht
Cuellar. who has a major
Ieaeue record of 1~ 130 despite a
4-lS mark with Baltimore Jut
year, was 0·1 this season, He
pitched 31~ lnnmgs in New York
Tuesd~ niCbt. allowln& aeven
bit.I and aix earned runs in the
Anl•ls' a.11011 to the Yankees.
Cuellar, used spa~in&lY by the
•
Baltimore, and later compiled The veteran coach was· un· lng 9~ gam~s over defe_nding
marb ot 24-8, 20-9, 18-12, and repentant after the cam-e world champion Cincinoall with
22-10. "It was an Wlfortunate thing to the victory.
The Ancels replaced Cuellar happen, and the only thing to do "TI_le repercusalons or .. Apftl
on their l'OSter by recallinl 24. la not to let It hap~n agaln,'' certainly took their toll, said
year·old outfielder Gil Floros Marlucci said "And the best way Cey after booatlng his major
fromSattLakeClty,wherehewu lo prevent it happening again is league-leadlnf.rbltotalto33. "To
hittlnt .m . to be c1treful who we pick next put It m.Udly, ve been very busy
Notatt ""J(yan, nue smc~ rut time we have a U.S. team.!' with tbe media. I Juat have,n't
Saturda1. takes It 3.3 rttord into FI n l a nd d 0 w n e d west oeen aole to CQncentl'lte. I. ve
tonltht'a came aeainst Boston's Germany 7.2 Thursday and been over-anxious, too, and 1 ve
Luis Tiant, 2·1. clinched al leut filth place in the also been pitched well."
The Angels, 9-lS and 5~ iainea elaht·team po61. Loa Angeles wUl attempt lo run ~ehtnd Mtnne1ota In the AL its latest wlnnias streak to five
Wat. WW be t.ryil2I to end a tonight tn the opener or a tbree-
1lump Yr'hlcb bu seen them JON 68 Se•a Pace game series with PhlladelphiJ.
three •trt!Cbt games and seven "° The Dodaen' Don Sutton, 3-0• op-
olltwir )ut nine outlDl(I. poses the Pbtllleel Larry
In Gou Play Christenson. 2·2. New York,
meanwhlle, 1eekl to rebound at
San Franclaco.
!Angels Luncheon ~et Rick IU,oden hurled hla fifth
straight victory without a lots,
loslnt h111hutout tn the el&htb ln·
·nlng when John Milner drilled a ..
two·run homer. He'1 been described aa an
tndhtdual wlth a low-
preuuro dl1po1ltlon. All UJ\·
complicated man. One wr.o to akt pla)'er1 believe
blthem1elve1. "
Norm Sherry, manaaer ol
1-_he Calilomia Anf(els, will ad-
re11 tana at the Newport
arrlott Hot1l Thuraday at n.
The ,sr.eclal "B11ob11l unch' 1 inritatlon to
ncels I ans to J:(iiaraonally
tnt their 1npes or plaud1u
o Sherry. It'• also an op..
rtunity to hear about new
r favorite playere' llke 'Joe
udt, DOD Baylor, Bobby
rich or Nolan Ryan.
Tlckota aro available at ill
anu and 11viil1• and loan
''l've aiven up several home
run1," aald Rhoden. "But I've
always bacl a bJt lead, it seema. I
can afford to experiment a litUe.
The fewest runs we've scored
when I have been pitching ls aix.
If we keep that up, I 1bouldn't
ever loee."
Rhoden and the Meta' Tom
Seaver, the three-time Cy Yount
Award winner, were locked in a
scoreless <1Uel for I our innings.
But the Dodgers erupted for
ltVfle rum in the fifth lnnin« • matclalna their bigge1t in~ ol theaeason.
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. . ·~ INGLEWOOD -Ttit num~ nve plld ft.I foUowen wen TfiW>
day at~ llark u w.·• lltslns Bid, tbe No. 5hone1Ji·tli9
riftb ract on thtl flfth of May ~d flt.00. :, ..
The oombiaaUon ot Uta'• ~
lril Bld wttb Native Royal bi tM
f 6u.rth race provw.d a a.cm·
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PEBBLE BEACH -Tom
Leonard of Irvine knoeked ...-:
aeeded Brian Fairlie out of~ttii·
Callfornla State Open teDn:ft· cbar.pplonablJ>I 'lbUl'lday, beat-..
ina.the New Zealanders 1..e_, e..s to
advance to the quuterfinm. •
De• .. •••ter
LOUISVILLE -"If Seattle'
Slew bu a bole fiaw, Jtan
crueuet will find tt·~ ..... a tr
who preferred h1I name • be used. .,
''Two minutes lJ a lon1 time
ror Jean Crquet to to wttboUt
maldnJ a mistake" -trainel'j ·
Johnny Campo, who-made l!e
statement loud and clear tor all
to hear. •
Hardly talk you'd expect to·
hear about the jockey who '141
the mount on the odds-on
favorite, Seattle Slew, Jn
America's most famous horse
race, tho Kentucky Derby. tr the 103rd running of tbe
Derby at Chw-cbill Downs sa~
day eoes according lo form, the
French·born Cruauet wlll be
$21,470 richer Saturday by guid·
inl Karen L. Taylor's colt to •
front·rundlni victory. ....,,,.rv
NEW YORK -Rlck Barry Ot
the Golden State Warriors "111~
on the CBS telecast team ton1 't
when Portland and Loe Ant es
open their National BasketbaU
Aaaociatlon aemlflnal playoff
aeries. ..
TULSA -Oral Roberts
University basketball coach
Jerry Hale reaiped Tbundq
and said he has no lmmedlat.e.
prospects in sight ror a new job. •
"I cannot give much of an ex,
planation anyone could un· -
dentand," Hale 1atd of h1I ~
aipaUoa. "I Just ••t down -" • came up witb tile decJtton that I,.,
thoueht it wu Ume for a change
Ln basketball coaches at OrtJ
Roberts Univentty." ~
" 78en.a.u
PHILADELPHIA Julius
Ervtni scored 24 points and
Geor&e McGinnla 2.J. as,K; superatar forwards
PbUadelphia 76ers to a 128-117
victory over the Houston Rockets.
Thunday nt4ht in the opening ~
same of their best-or-seven Na-•
tlon•l Basketball AssociatiOD,:.,
playoff semifinal. 1
Philadelphia broke an 8-8 Ue O'Q •
a 20·footer by McGfnnts. and·~
never tralled In the shootout o("'
raat-brcakin& OftenHS.
Orqe Cout CoUeio acored ix t1JDea in th•
aecond ~and weat on to a t-7 South Coast Coo·
ference bMebiaU wlD over hOet ML San A.rltooio
' • Colle1e 'lburlday. cllnchln1 a spot ID the SOUthem
Cal JC play0ft1May11.
OCC1 Pli'atel are expected to meet arch-rival
Golden West tn the openlni SoCal playoff tilt. GWC, tell~ Tbunday, atJU clinched a tie for the Soutbern
Cal ConfettJtCe c~1mpf005blp when Santa Monica
blltaed LA Harbor, J.2.1.
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: Golden W11t Deedl oaly to win one or itl two re-a:aalnlna ecnference eamet to capture the tlUe out·
rjibt-Nndiag tbe RuatleN qainat Orange Cout.
In another JO 1ame Tbursday, Saddlebact out·
llu110J1 Cl:laffey, t-7.
. <>rangeCout combined five hlta, an en-or.and a
"'alk into tbe alx·run HCODd inninJ, Rick WoOla.rd, "ho b1l in ha 15th consecutive came, bad two
sj.D&les tn the frame while teammate Joe RonqUillo
belt.eel a two-nm double in the 1lx1h.
· The Pirates' Bobby Smith had two bits to give
lilm 51 lor the season, an OCC record. The old mark
WU 50by Pete Pijlin Ur71.
• Meanwblle, Saddleback ra1lied for five runs in tbe sixth lDnin& for lll victory. The Gauche» trailed,
7-4, entertna the aixth.
· Nile Sensabauiti's two·nm homer to rl&ht field
g'ot the rally started. John Broders scored two rum
"1th a double and Bill Vangalls' single plat.eel Jlrodera. Semabaucb alao had a run"1Jcori.ne'lln1le
in the fourth.
Saddleback ri&ht-hander Kevin Combs went
the diat.ance, strlkinl out 10. The Gauchos end their
season Saturday al Cilru5. °' ... ClMJt (ti
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Coast College sophomore
Steve Wyatt Turned in
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tion this season, winning
that event Thursday at
the State JC swim finals
here at West Valley
College.
Wyatt clocked 21.13,
bettering his previous
best ol 21.3, set when he won the Southern
Callforoh cham -
pionships. Wyatt also
anchored Orange Coast's
400 medley relay team,
which finished eighth.
In team scores Orange
Coast was a surprising
sixth after Thursday's
UC Irvine•s crew Ls
back in action Saturday
mornlna. competlnc
aaainat UC Santa
Barbara on Lake
Cacbumaat8.
Coach Bob Newman'•
vanlty el.Cbt suffered on·
ly lu second defeat of the
season.. last Saturday.
plactnc second to UC
Berkeley ln the Newport
Rel at ta. UC Santa
Barbara finlahed fourth
in the same race.
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Rustlers,
OCC Fall
Golden Weat Colleae'a
t wo-time nationa l
softball champions were
shocked with a 3-2 10-
in n ing defeat by
Fullerton College Thurs·
day afternoon in the
WAIA W Junior college
woinen's tournament.
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a 1 bracket with a tifC today
at 3 against the survivor
of the Orange Coast
College-Pasadena tlU
this morning.
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Golden West defeated
El Camino 3-0, ID the
first round bdoce falling
lo Fullerton.
Ed•-.>n -a.um. II 2·2~; -· rf Co Coll I.., 0 &Mton JI> , ... , '· K•I•"'•· Oranae ast eee
" • ,. ,. 1.e · S••••· •n·•1:> ' , 1 ': lost ita opening round en· """•.<•72-4:S.t<~.c••l·1-4M.... •·-W Vall ,,.11 '" ~1-1: Fi.cl. o •·~H4, w...... counu;o t.o est ey.
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TRUST YOUR CU,tBS
In spite or aU maanncet, tome aolrwa J\< do
not trust their clubs. They ptralst In tryl.n& to ICOOP
tha balJ up Into the 1lr, lnstud o( nlylna on the loft
built Into the d ub. '•
Golfer number on. ln tod•Y'• lllu1t11tJon I•
commlttina this error with his Calrw1y wood. The
club as not meetiJll the ball equarely, and chances ire
the ti.II will n'bacdln to the ll'OUnd shortly after
lmp1ct.
Golfer number two ia moeuna the ball aquarely,
relylna on the loft or the club to sweep It into the
air.
13-year Siring
Ended by Oilers
"I'm just in a daze. I
don't know what to say."
That was all Huntington
Beach coach Ira Toibln
could manage after hil
sym nutlc• team did
what no other leape
team for 13 years bu
been able t.o do -beat
WeatminsterHJch.
D iminutive Randy
Weaver wu the central
figure in the drama. The
5-2, 110.pound tenlor won
four ol the lix Individual
events and averaeed &.2
to wln the all·round com·
p etitito n ove r
Westmins t er'• Gl~n
Takenaca.
Randy Griest of HDnt· lnston Beach tumed ln
t h e beat i ndividual
perfor man ce of t he
nl1bt. scoring 9.0 ln the
vaulting event.
While Weaver's
veuatlli ty a n d a ll
around excellence gave
Huntlncton Beach the
Baseball
Standings
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in tbemeet.
The final margin was
leas than one point, 149.2
to t•S.55. It gives Hunt-
ington Beach a 9-0 record
and the Sunset League
championship.
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They\'ecalled
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And we've got a
ton of em.
Sizes 34 to 42.
Ljbcrty Clliltian ~ti
of HunUn1ton Beach
acored Ille run1 in the
flrat lnn,ip1 and never
looked back. eventually
recordinl a ICM JiOme
buebaU victory over
Inland Cbrlltlan of San
Bernardlno Thutsdaf.
Jo" Lotan h1ld three hltl ln u many trips to
the pl ate, •corln1 au
three titnet and drtvtn1
In two nw. Illa bl.,ett
hit w ... fiftb lnn1.nj tri·
pie.
Ron Herbettson went
the distance on the
mound for Uberty Chrb-
tl an, surrenderlnf six
hita and !our runa u bis
team recorded ita loth
victory a1alnsl six
losses.
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More than 20 events
are scheduled when the
speedway motorcycl-e
r lders return to the
Orange County Fair·
grounds ln Costa Mesa
tonight (8) for the first
time th.is season.
Most of the lop riders
are expected for the
opening salvo Including
Mlke Baat, a four-time
national champion.
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Take anlngel .
to lunch
On ~.f'Mar 12,
Catffornla 'Angela
Men..., Norm Sherry
""' lpealC II a luncMon at the Mantott Hotel In
HeWPGlt Center.
The HHlloft 19 the flrlt '
Harbor Ar.. Hlut• to
the county'• Am•rtcan
Le•..-t•atn.
lh•rry I• ·~ecs to ovm,.. protpeet• fCM' better-
ing the IHlft'I •ucc••• f'9COt'd evlClent 1mc.
Sherry wu named m1nager In fnkl.H1ton, lllt
year.
He'll tell! about team perMnMI and ltrateal••
that mak• hopea for th• 77 Nlton tM brtgldHI
In Angel history.
Angel'a luncheon tlok•t• ere " and mey be
purchased at any bank or 11vlnga and loan In
N•wport C•nter •
• Join wtth th• N•wport Center
Asaoclatlon, the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce
and the Dally Pilot In welcom-
ing th• Angela to the Orange NEWPORT
CENTER
ASSOCIATION
Co a at.
There'•
ye., to
AngaU
never been a better
lunch with an
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Cal Us • We'R COIM To
You.
6125 MAMCHEST~~
Santa Au Fwy. At ~
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o.111 •uer\Mi1 .. wnw
Big boat sailors •,n<l amall boat aldppers will
tee action from San Dleao to Lake Havasu thla
weekend.
. Bte boat aailon who favor the International Of· ~ ~bore Rule (IOR> system of handicapping will get
the •tarting aianal otf San Dieao's Point Loma
Saturday ln the flnt race of t6e Yacht Racing Onion's Pacific Ocean Raciilg Conference <PORC>. • ~e race will terminate at LoQa Beach. ....
• • IDGR PERFORMAN<$ DINGHY aaUora who
like their action wet and roup are'likely to cet their
. wish in the Los Angeles Yacht Club'• first Macho
Regatta to be sailed in the open ocean between Ute
Los Angeles Harbor llght·bouse an4 tb• Point
Fermin Buoy. Cluaea Invited to participate are
5-0.5, 470. lntemational-14 and Laser.
-Hobie Cat ullors from throughout the
southwest are hoping for brisk winds on Lake
llavaau where they are gathered for the Cirst all-
Hobie event.
Locally, the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club will
send Lhe Performj.Pce Handicap Racing Fleet types
--Off on the third race or the An~Seriu ; the
South Shore Yacht Club will feature women slcjp.
-pers in its BoswelJ, Memorial Regatta Saturday,
and the Dana Point Yacht Club will also favor the
.dlstaCf sailors with lta Dana Belles Regatta Satur-
day. . · SOVTHERN CALIFORNIA Yachting Associa-
tion calendar~
Newport-Balboa
B~HIA COJUNTHIAN YACHT CLUB -
.AngelmanSeries No. 3 C PHRF) Saturd.ay.
DANA POINT YACHT CLUB -Dana Belles
No. 1, Saturday.
SOOTH SHORE YACHT CLUB -Boswell
Memorial Regatta (women> Saturday.
Los Angeles· Long Beach
Atlantic <Jro•nng1
~tfshore ~werboat racing champion Bob Magoon of Miami wr-
ings out his new J6.foot outboard-powered boat in which be hopes
to set a new Trans-Atlantic crossing record come July. Magoon
and his three teammates hope to better the record average speed
of 40.9 miles per hour set by the ocean liner S.S. United States in
1952. They plan to travel from Rota, Spain, to Newport, R.l., a
distance of 3,465 miles.
MORF Regatta Slated .
Southern California's Midget Ocean
Racing Fleet CMORF) will hold its
championship regatta Sept. 11·18 on
Santa Monica Bay off Marina del Rey
follQwing a series of e1iminaUon races
throughout the summer .
Pacific Mariners Yacht Club has
been choeen as host to the ~or more
coming from as far north as Santa
Barbara and as far south as Dana
Point.
Channel Islands yacht c lubs.
Marina del Rey, King Harbor, Long
Beach and Newport Harbor will all be
sending boats chosen 1n the summer
eliminations.
11eries of races to qualiCy Cor Uie Cinals.
Somo of the ,erie& lasted past the date
of the championship reeatta -de·
pending on the series a,id i~ schedule.
By picking an alreadf scheduled re·
gatta eadier In th~ summer, all
MORF boats wUI ~ave a chance tO at-
tend the chai;npionshlp.s.
FOLLOWING ARE TUE dates of
eliminations along with tbe names
and phone mtmbers of t.be area vice
presidents:
Ch&noel Islands, Anac~a. Santa
Barbara -Aua. 20-21; Paul. Tol~
(805) 982·8513 or (805) 985·'2673.
Marina del Rey, King Harbor -
MORF WAS FORMED m 1962 and June 18·19; Doug Brown, (213)
has a roster oC about 200 boats. The 372-1335or (213) .Sl-2664.
Robert V. Staats, Inc .• Beach and ls also coach
Oranc• County'!! dealer of the school's new in-
for Untrute fir• retar· tercollesiat u1lin1
dant ttberglass power team.
yacht.a, la celebr ting its A natl\lf ot I;on1
50th year 1n the Southern Beach. Staats attended
California marine in· Orance Coast Colle1e
,duatry, accordinJ t o and was araduated from
RobertV.StaataJr .• pre· Californta State
stdent. University at Long
The firm was founded Beach. He served in the
ln 1927 in WUminaton by Navy during the Korean
Robert V. Stuts Sr. as a War. A member of Bahia
Corinthian Yacht CJub
and the Balboa AnaUoa
Club. be resides In Colta
Meaa '*It.ti h'il wire Gwtn
and chlldren Skip. 11,
and Shelley. 9.
di~tr1butor for the , ...... ----.....,....~~.....,....~--::-:
popular Mathews * · \.• cruhers and general I •
yacht brokerage, The I
firm remained in Wilm· r•••••' lnaton until UMO when it 1 ,.._.....::i.,.
was preempted by the 1 U.S. government u the 1 site of a majorsbipyard. 1 . I
MOVING TO Newport I
Beach, the tirm con-I
tlnued to handle the I
Ma thews line until 1966, I
and durinl World War II I
built 46-Coot picket boats :
fo r the Navy. TENNIS CL011fES
ALWAYS ~ PRICE Staats Jr. joined his ;
Cather on a part-time 1 basts in 1955 and full· .J
tlme three years--later. I WARtRQvSE: 785 w f7tn ST. COSTA MESA. 631-0272 ll e took over Cu 11 I WAREHOUSE: 676 EL CAMINO REAL. TUSTIN, 731-0995 I
management in 1971 on L ••••••••• coUMN •••••••••.I his father's retirement. --------'--..;...;..--,-....;.-..--,o.;.,.---~--
Jn 1960 he took on the lit· tl~·kqown Unifiite line.
ap d h ,.s helped to
est•bllsh it as one of the 'leading inboard cruisers
and flsh!nc bo11ts.
The fmrt baa its new-
boat land and in·the·
water dispJay and sales
brokerag~ office' at 2001
W. Coast Highway. As-
sociates in the firm in·
elude Tom Pulliam.
Ronald RJchardaon and
Ed Fair.
20· • v.a • Mint
Completely Rene~etf LOS ANGELES YACHT CLUB -Macho Regatta (5-0·5, 470, Laser, lnternational·l4) Satur-
day, Sunday.
CABRJLLO BEACH YACHT CLUB -Cabrillo
Series No. 2 <IOR, PHRF, MORF> Saturday.
YACHT RACING UNION -First race Pacific
Ocean Racina Coo!ereoce (IOR> San Diego to Long
Beach, Saturday, Sunday.
S.ata Monka Bay
elimination system for choosing Long Beach, San Pedro -Aue. 3, IN ADDmON to run.
finalists for the championship regatta 10, 17, 24, 31; Dick Watkins (213) Ding his business. Staats
was chosen this year as a means oC 381·5821 or (213) 431-8268; or Terry (rhymes with yachts)
stimulating more interest in the Ptfayhew. (21~) 749·657! or (213) teaches basic and in-
championships in areas some dis· 634.Q39. te rmediate sailing at lance from the site ortbe finals. Newport Bea.c.b -May 21·22; G o 1 d e n W e s t
54995°°
Mewport Padflc •
2200 West Coast Highway
Mew;art hodl 645-3110
CALI FORNIA Y AC Ht CLUB -Overton Series
No. 4 (IOR) Saturday; Tanner Series No. 4 CPHRF>
Saturday.
KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB -Spinnaker
Series No. 2, Saturday;
WINDJAMMERS YACHT CLUB -Duke Jones
Series No. 3 (keelboats) Saturday, Sunday; Mac
Cameron Jones Series No. 3 (keelboats> Saturday,
Sunday.
Previously, a boat ha_d_to_wi_·_n_a __ G_o_r_d_o_n_G_r_ab_a_m_, 546-__ 1_6S3_o_r_644_-8693 __ . __ c_o_ll_eg_e_l_.l..._H_u_n_li_o_g_lo_n ____________________ _
New Loran
Setup Open
The · new Loran·C
navigation system has
been put into operation
San Diego along the West Coast.
CORONADO CAYS YACHT CLUB -Com· The Coast Guard says
modore Series CPHRF) Saturday; Classic Spring the new radio navigation
Series (Saturday> ; • sys t e m w i 11 a 11 ow
.. SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB -Cal-20 Fleet navigators to pinpoint
Championship, Saturday, Sunday; Hussong Series thetr position at sea
(Cal-25) Saturday, Sunday; CaJ-40 Regatta. Satur· anywhere Crom the
day, Sunday; Ericson-39 Championship, Saturday, Canadian border to Baja
Sunday; Filet Series <Soling) Saturday, Sunday; California.
Blue Star eliminations, Saturday. Sunday.; Rounds Special charts ror use
Series Clnt. 110) Sunday; Mother 's Day Regatta with the system have
<Jr. Sabot> Sunday. been prepared and are
MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB -U.S. Mexico for sale by the National
team races (Li.do-14) Saturday, Sunday; Senior Ocean Survey. A free
,..... rS.ah?l.!!llmJ.umiQlls~ un.day. ~ .... ·~__..-"~.~JM~ "'J~ii•llt~
-Oiri•~ R~ --~mr1kf~~t'fil'
Spring Series No. 2, all classes. Sunday. survey's Distribution •
SILVERGATE YACHT CLUB -Falleon Division C44, Riverdale,
Series, Sunday. Md. 20840.
Coa.tal lfeatller
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mornln9 l'IOur\ HIQI>\ hHlle mid lo uo De•..,.
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ADAM W. METHUEN
Cypr•
Orange County's oldat
Lincoln-mercury Oealerahlp
JOHNSON &SON
I Richard Kleber
'(above) plays a
, cynical man with
the ladies, while
trusting young
lovers are sung
by Nancy Bliss
and Kevin Henry
(right) in
Mozart's comic
opera about love.
it By MARCIA FORSBERG °'"" 0 ............. ..
Peter Max, lmpiah in a
rumpled white cotton duck suit,
Colds hla arms acro11 hl1
cheat. Chan1lna hi• mind, be
Ueki hit hands ln h.lJ pocket.a.
Feet toaetber, jaw Jutttn1
forward, the artist po1e1 for
phot.olfaphera.
-Hastity, he attempts to brulh
away darlt strand.I of hair that
have dipped over caterpUlar
eyebrows. "Should I take off my
jacket?" hequeatlons.
"No," soothe. Rosie, bll ln·
credibly beautUal comp&nlon.
The two murmur little French
pbr11es, nuuUn1 one another,
coolna like playful doves.
CAME&AS CLICK and Peter
Max relaxe1. He 1rtn1. be
Romantic Entangl,e~llU SpWe OCC f)pera
By JACKIE HYMAN
OI ... OliltY ...... Slaff
Opera has been criticized as
overtly sexis~. with fragile
women fainting across the
scenery and being rejected by t~elr lovers for th~most trivial of sins.
Jn Mozart's co 1c "Cosi Fan
Tutte" (literally, "Thus Do All
Women.,.J, however, director
Carole Boelter sees a message
relevant to today.
laushs, he reaches over and
glvea affectionate love pats to a
large. flbranUnuul -one ot hla
major works.
He careues the painting, kiss·
ing at tb& air and smiling
bliHfully.
Photo Hllion completed, he
bllt\ka, .. Now can I do my triple
somersault!"
Afler captlvatint the press
with stat• antica, Peter Max dil-
appeara Into the back room to
make loot distance telephone
call1.
aEPOllTEB.8 WAIT. He bas
JlY.en U>em jillt a anifdeen or himldf. 10 they atlck around for
the full ecoop.
The oCCaskJa is the West Coast nve.UiDI of Mu'• new vislonl after four or five years ol
creaUve retreat.
The full·ltacth opera, which something we nevet" thought we
will open at Orange Coast woulctdo." College Thursday. makes a point T,lle story concerns two coyples
about the double standard, she anaan elderly cynical bachelor,
said. Don AHonso. He beta the two
It.a lesson. according to Ms. young men that he can prove
Boelter, la "one shouldn't expect their fiancees unfaithful, and
more of another person than or proceeds to do so by dis&ulsine
themselves. We all waver, we~ the young men, who then go to
yield. · 1 great lengths to persuade the
young ladies to marry them.
"Tnn,:•s A TIME and place · Ttte opera, one or Momrt°s
when· any one or us can do 1>eif%oown works, bas been cut
Durina' those years ·or artistic
seclusion up on the 14th floor of a
New York City bigh·rile, a
chaneeoccurred. ·
The pop art papa of the late '&Os
and early '70., known for ilb.u1lra·
tions with a cal'loc>ft1 quality and
clearly defined edee, bas
cha need.
to two hours ahd is suitable for
family viewing, Ms. Boeltersald.
Sbe herself, 'fVho teaches at
OCC and serves as head of its
Five Penny Opera Company, la
somewhat like a small·town
cinema owner who sells the
ticket.a, makes the popcorn and
runs the'J>rojector.
SHE'S BOTH MUSIC and stage
director, and wlll conduct the
Opera 'lbeaterJ)rchestra.
When she ft>anded the Five Penny Opera Company in 1974,
Ms. Boelter worked with a stage
director. However, budget cuts
forced her in 1976 to take over the
direction of "Cavalieri•
Ruaticana."
"I loved it," Ms. Boelter said,
"The thing I loved about it is the
music tells you everything you
should do, tells you where to
move and bow to move.'•
This. is especially true of
Mozart, she noted.
·•A certain chord and Don
Alfonso sit.a down. Mozart is that
way the most. He really directs
you.
• "IT IS SAID THAT Moiart
used a miniature set on his piano
when be composed a nd he
figured how many chords it
would take for each cross (stage
:movement)."
Ma. Doell.a' aaid that ahe also thinks belnl both 1ta1e and music director bas an artiltfc ad·
vantage. -
r
Gino Gaudio and Vina Williams
"It's hard to find a meeting of lighting designer for the City of
the mlnda between a stage direc· Angela Opera Company and Cal
tor and a music direct.or," abe State Fullerton's Opera Theater.
said. "I feel the only way to brine is designing the lighting.
it Into the true entity the com· Major roles have been double·
poser envisioned is to do it cast to prevent strain on tl}e
yourself." • young singers' voices.
Doing lt yourself becomes vital Leading players will be Kevin
when faced with a tiny ($3,000) Hunter Henry a nd Stephen
budget, compared to the $21,000 Dublin (Ferrando), Gino Gaudio
allocated Cor the OCC summer and Lew 1 s Robinson
musical, which is of comparable <Guglielmo), Richard Kleber
length and complexity. Most or <Don Alfonso), Vina Williams
the budget will go to the 18th cen-and Jill Goodsell <Fiordlllgi),
tury costumes designed by Nancy Bllsa and Sharyn Caso.
Stanley Tudor, Ms. Boeltersaid. <Dorabella> and Katherine
TUE SET IS BEING created brr Pamda Maxwell, a member o the Five Penny Opera Com·
pany. Mark Petrak, fonnerlj
Peters and Karen Avis
(DetpJna).
Puformances, ln En'11111. will
be given at 8 p.m. ll~ 12·1' and •
18·20. Admission ls $2. • • :
'Vogue' model Rosie
Vela, drawn below
by her friend·
Peter Max, poses
with the artist
at left during
the opening of an exhibit of his
latest works In
SoUth Coast Plaza.
• '. ••
Laurie Peterson and
Ronnie Brandtman
(left) plays dwarfs
and Wendy Hetu (right) appears as a
dragon ln an adapta-
U on of Tolkien •s
•'The Hobblt." to be
performed for
children at the Foun·
tain Valley Com-
m unity Theater,
18280 Mt. Baldy Cir~
cle, May 13·15 and
20·22. Performances
are at 7:30 p.m.
·Fridays, 2 : 30 and
7:30 Saturdays and
2:30 Sundays, with
ticket information at
839·0173.
..
• •• :!~:. f • I,
Ntireyev, Marceau· Set at Greek
;~
'! The New Greek Theater in Los Angeles has
announced its summer season, open!ne June 21 ~ t with mime artist Marcel Marceau for stx
... ~ performances, followed June28-July 3 bytheJof· .. :t: frey Ballet. Also, Aug. 29-Sept. 10, Rudolf
I -~ Nureyev will star with the NaUonal Ballet of 'i Canada. ! . July entertalners include: Johnny Mathis
•" and Jane Oliver, July 6·9: The Spinners and Nan-
. cy Wilson, July 13-16; Leo Sayer, July 17·18; the
;, Herbie Hancock and John Klemmer bands, July
• 19-20; America, July 21-23; The Chieftains, July
.. 26 and Tom Jones, July 27·30.
: Also scheduled: The Captain and Tennille,
.. Aug. 3-6; Renaissance and Jean-Luc Ponty, Aug. 10 ·11 ; H ar r y C h api n, Aug . 12·13;
Carole King, Aug. 14·1S; Boz Scaggs, Aug. 16-21 ;
~ Cleo Laine and Bobby Short, Aug. 24·27;
.. Englebert Humperdinck, Sept. 14·17; Gladys
' Knight and The Pips, Sept. 21·24; Shirley
• • B assey, Sept. 25·27; and Seals and Crofts, Sept.
• 30·0ct. 1.
• : Ticket prices and details may be obtalned by -~ writing The New Greek Theater, 2700 N. Vermont
• Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90027, or by calling (213)
: 660·8400. -· ; 'Swpn-star' Tl~lcet• at OCC
Tickets are now on saJe for Orange (.;oast
College's s pri ng musical, "Jesus Christ
Superstar," June 7·9 and 11 at s .p.m. and a
ma ti nee June 10 in the college auditorium.
Tickets at $2 are available at the box office,
.. r.n noon to 4 p.m. weekdays. Tickets may also ~ ordered by mail from Superstar Tickets,
range Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626. For information, call
556-5527.
Dance classes are being held now and
throUJ,bout the summer by the Fullerton Civic
Light Opera at a charae of S3 per session, at 218
W. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton.
Intermediate Jazz is at 7 p.m. Wednesdays,
be1innlng dance at 10 a.m. Saturdays, and in·
termediate and advanced dance at 11 a.m.
Saturdays. Additional Information may be ob-
tained by calling 526-3832 between 12:30 and 5
p.m. weekdays.
fi'•I ... Wat S~ Tlleater
Performers interested In varied entertain-
ment work may want to contact Golden West
College about its lively summer schedule.
Planned are "Joan Baby," a world premiere
rock opera, June 24-26; ''The Brave Lion," a
children's show (tryouts 7 p.m. June 6 in the theater), July 9-17; "Dectective Story," (tryouts
7 p.m . June20-21 in the theater ), July 21·24; and
the musical ''The Apple Tree" (tryouts 7 p.m .
June Z1-28in the theater), Aug. 3·7.
Redd'•**' 'Porn' at Pa•t~
The r emodeled Pantages Theater in
Hollywood, which has been showing "Bubbling
Brown Sugar,'' will fe._ture "The Redd Foxx
Show" May 13-15 at 8 and 11 p.m , Tickets at
$7·$12.50 are available at Mutual1 IJberty and
Ticketronoutlets, or bycal.Uq (2.13t"68·7161.
"Porgy and Beas," ibe Geor&• Genhwin
clasaic, will open May 17.
Netep•n Ba,...r An • ....,.
Docents at the ri~w Newport Harbor ~
Museum bW..lcling will be trained belinotng lnOc·
tober to help children and adultJ appreciate a.rt.
Penons interested in volunteeriog to be docents maycall67s-3866.
'Jfcdtrea' s--.er 111..te.1'
The musical "Once Upon a Mattl"ess" will be staged Aug. 4·13 at Fullerton CoUqe. Partlcipa.
tton is open to the public by enrollment in 19 Sum-•
mer Theater Workshop. Audition information is available by calling 871-8000, ext. 363.
0Wlclre11 Free at Illa..,.....,,
Children under 12, when accompanied by a
paying adult, will be admitted free to
Marineland on the Palos Verdes Peninsula on Satu~days and Sundays now through May 31. The
park is open from 10 a.m. to6p.m. dally.
Mexican
lJan£es
Whereto take Mom for
the only buffet brunch in town
with strings attached. Joe Kapp. football
player turned actorf will
host "Tbe Folk oric
Dance/est,'' a salute to
------------------Cinco de Mayo airing Saturday at noon on
Channelll.
Artiest la s .. sei
The Sunset Beach Qullt, designed and band
sewn by members of the communhy, will
be reatured along with palnUnp. crafts
and baked goods from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and 11 a.m. to C p.m. Sunday at
the lOt.h Sunset Beach Art FesUval, 1ah
Str,et and Broadway off Pacific Coast
Highway. A free craft booth will be pro.
vided for children.
SPECIAL
110TllER'S DAY
ENJOY THE FUN I& EXCrTEMOO OF AN AUCTIOH
IN THE RELAXED & COMfORTA81.£
ATMOSPHERE Of. ONE Of ORANG£ ~NTYtt LOVWEIT GA~.
HOURS
lnapect!On and Prfv1te Sales
Mon.·Tuts.·Wod.·9 AM.6 PM• Cfosed Thuradly Fri.·Sat!Sul\. Two foioiirt Prior To Auction
Five Los Angeles City
high schools wUI take
part in the pro1ram, •
performing authentic
folk dances of Mexico.
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C.-11142-1171.
Put a few word• to wotlr for u.
tnthe
I l
]isU~JJUludj\_otd .
1150 West Cerritos Avenue, An .. helm, California 92802
10 A.M. to 3 P .M. Validated Parking
, ,
Dining Auctiorwd
~&&al Wallach, r eataurant critic tor
Weatwaya masulne an~ t of a dally radio 1ho on KIEV, b utated &bd wlll uction of( a
"Culinary BGW" Of food aDd fun itema for K.C.E~'a •uc.U6o !17. dll B d~. May U.
lnduded wlll be a ''f antuy• · dlnoer for two at
Gull and Goat.a Muller's ~broeia ln Newport Beach.
Also, a Moroccan feast for six people, donated
by the Marrakesh restaurant in .Newport Beach and v'alued at '3()0.
' Music at St. Andrew's
. The OMlmbtr Singlra
of
Calfomia State Unlv....ity, Fvllirton
.Dr. Howard Swan, CondUctor
' SUMDAY W.,I ' 7:JOp.a
Sf .......... Prt8yterl• ~
600 St .............. t..,.,. .... . ..... ~ .........
UNIVERSITY OF CAUFORNIA
. IRVINE •
COMMm'EI FOi AIH PUSINTS
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1acs ·~H ANNUAL
MODEL AND CRAFT SHOW
2 DAVI ONLY -SAlUROAY a. SUNDAY
10~~~ ?.M. I 11~~~ ~M.
S...tlllllt ,., the .... ,,. •-11, ... s.. It ellf
IADIO CONTROL PLANES, HUICOPJlltS, IOATS & CHS
-MODU UllltOADING -
MAC.AMI. JEWUIY, DECOUPAGE, flOUltlS, IGGWlt\', •
MllHATURU, NUDlEWOltll, TOU, llATNll & MOID
* INDOOR & OUTDOOR DEMONSTRATIONS * GIANT PUBLIC STATIC DISPLAYS
AOMISSION1 $3 00 AMo. S2.l0 '""-""4.r 6 'llfE SAvt » p.r _...., witlo ~ tld.it ... 11e1.te
at your kKol hobby thop or whete ,.., worti
A.-.~Jllower
S••p h1 Tl•• For
Mo .. er•a D•r May .....
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NON·
SEtLING
SHOW
,
aECENT PAINTINGS -By Peche, laridlcapes
and real.latte scenes, Saturday throu&h Kay 29 at
Cba.UJa Gallai , 1B90 s. Coat WC!nray; Lacuna
. • Beach. U •.m. t.o 5 p.m. Wecm..la11-6und8Ja. Free. .
auaosPEC'l'IVB EXWBlt' -BT Kirt Purkw, artist and landacape arcbi~ Tbun·
day tbioo&h May 29 at MuckmthaJer CUitural
Center, 1201 W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton. Noooto
$ p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays. Free.
• PBOTOG&APHS -By EUeen Cowin. now
throu1h May 27 at BC Space, 2SS Forest Ave.,
Laauna Beach. 9 a.m. to s p.m. weekdaya. Free.
LAGUNA MAY FAIRE -Beneflta Lytle Opera
A11octation. ~ a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday through
?day 15 at Festival of Arts grounds, 650 Laguna
Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Oukloor art ahow
plua entertainment. SO centa.
SUNSET BEACH ART FESTIVAL -Art show
to benefit Youth Fund, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturd~
and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Suoday betwem 12tb Street
and Broadway orf Pacific Coast Hlchway in
Sunset Beach.
AUCl:CUNEYWOa&l-Reflectiq Newport
· Beaeb area. now at Mart.nen Gallery, 15U
Westcliff Drive, Newport Beach. 642-4000.
'NEW VIEWS' -PaWia,,a by Ken Knutaon,
Saturday throutb May 21 at Woods Cove Gallery •
1851 S. Cout Higbwa1. Laauna Beach. Recep.
tlon 7:30 ,p.m. Saturday. 11 a.rn. to 6 p.m.
Tuetda,y.S.turda11, DOOJl to S p.m. SUndays. Free.
TIDlE£.MAH 880W -Saturday through May
22, opeolng show at the David Solomon Gallery,
422 S. OoMt H11Mva,y, Latuna Beach. ~ •to 8 p.m. Saturday. Free.
l'BED DUllAN PAINTINGS -Saturday
through Mar 31 at Southwestern Gallery, 31808
CaminoCapiatrano, San Juan Capistrano. lo a.m.
to 5 p.111. daily. Free.
•
GIANT SCVLrruaE -"Coordinate Line-
Motlon Br'olten by Boulder," 28-!oot nnaJtl·media
work by Sam Richardson, now throueb Tbunday
at Cal State Fullerton Art Gallery, 800 N. State
Colle1e Blvd. Noon to a p.m. Mondays, noon to 4
p.m . Tuad119-Frldaya and 1 to' p.m. SUndaya.
Free. •
BENEFIT ABT AUCTION -Prelented by
Fouot.ali) Valley Community Theater at the Qom.
munlty Center. 10200 Slater Ave., Fountain
Valley. 1 o'clock entertainment, 8o'clock auction
'4>Dl1bt. works from CoWer Art Corporation.
$1.50. 874-70e0 or 983-:U24.
UT FILll8 -On Rembrandt and Bodln, noon
Tuesday ln Oran1e t:oast College Fine Arts Hall
1161 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free.
A•T EXHIBIT, AUCl'ION -Presented by St.
Cecilia Cburcb·Area 3, 7 o'clock viewing, 8
o'clock auction tonight at Tustin ,Community
Center, Centennial Way and Main Street, Tustin.
Works from Collier Art Corporation. $2.
• @A.~~~·
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I AouJ ~/$-
Mt~(tt",~
. r.l'Jt.j 1 Wint J t~pt
\~,.bl~e) Mu>f'\
s~11,11ttd.J fare~
cflfSTft Df <MftYO
SATURDAY, MAY 7
1Qamto6 pm
LOS ANGELES MUSIC CENTER
vERA CRUZ SINGERS & DANCERS
Pl NATA DUSTS ALL DAY
GAMES
FOOD
FUN
'iiido~illage
I
JEflN R~N FASHIONS
N48.Fashion Island Newport Beacl1
(across from tht Broadu."'y)
~r; ( __ ,N_s_R_o_R_T_) SUMS It up. :J. .
~~· In the "1!11DQ!(tJI . SCOTTISH DANCERS TO PE"'°AM AT LAGUNA 'AIRE
(From Left) Franc•• PhltHpe, Joanne DevRn
7141759~506
..
CAP THE day'1 actMUea
to live her the at.renith to oo unUl Mother'• Day rolla
in 19'78 -there'• no way a avoid wblattna Mom off a... r.taurJ1Dt for a INat al and a f tw boUn of total re-
atiaL
lme'a a·wHt1D1 for thole ill• wbo haven't made ar·
lesneaQ yet. Better &et OD the now for reservaUons, or
an early hour for departure lf
're aotna to a place where
ce ls on a flnt-come, first.
rvedbuts.
Rangtn1 from elaborate
b uncb spreads to expreuly de·
1 1ned dinner meoua, a wide
r, ae of p011tbWUe1 wtll be of·
f red by the following placea,
cb are primed to 1ive motber
complete VIP treatment.
AllBJOIT HOTEL -buffet
er in the Paclftc Ballroom,
1 4UDP atua.m. and 1:30and4 p.-.: compllmentary color
~ld picture ot mother and
bft. tamlly taken alon1stcSe the Mtitl's famous fountain -900 ~ewport Center l>rlve, Ne'YJ)Ort
JJeach, 640-4000.
, REUBEN'S -brunch, 9 a.m. '° 2 p.m., dinner following -
~001 Avenida de la Carlota,
aguna Hills, 830-9010; also at
Adams Ave., Costa Mesa.
0·9672.
· VERDUGO'S .-brunch from
':30 a.m.; dinner from 1:30p.m.,
trolling mariachis -located in
uth Coast Village (corner of
~!lfiower and Bear), Santa Ana,
f.'1•7990.
i' BUSTY PELICAN -champ-agne brunch from 9 a.m.; din·
er from 3 p.m.; free nowera for
he ladles -2735 W. Coaat
ighway, Newport Beach,
2-3431.
HUNTINGTON BEACH INN
-champaine bn.mcb, 10 a .m. to a p.m.; dlnner 5 to 10 p.m. -
21112 PaclfJc Coa1t HJ1bwa1,
Hunttnaton Beach. 5M-1'21.
BEN BROWN'S -Mother's
day bnmch menu, t : 30 a.m. to 3
p .an .; special dinner menu
served 4 to 9 p.m. -auoe Cout
Htcbway Cinla9d at Allio
Bffcb),SoutbLa&UU. 4tf..2JllS3.
GORDA LIZ -brunch/111neb ""ed 10 a.m. to 3 p:m., d1nner
folloWinl -900 8Qllde Drt•e,
NeWPOl't.Beach, 675-5111.
MAGIC PAN -bruocb 10 a.m.
to' p.m.. dJ.nnerfollowJ.na -3333
Brlatql St., Bull~k'• wine of
South Cout Plaza, Costa Mesa.
556-1225.
BED ONIO~ -Mother'• Day fiesta, service from ll a.m. to 11
p.m., free carnation for all
mothers and 1randmotbers -
18060 Beach Blvd., Huntington
Beach. 842-2541; 25052 Del Prado,
Dana Point, 811.aT'IO; 23732 El
Toro Rd., El Toro, 58&-8230; l85J.a
MacArthur Blvd., Inlne,
~.
AJRPORTER INN -poolalde
champagne buffet, 10 a.qi. to 3
p. m ·~'""Medtterraneaa lldom bnmcb. 10 to a; dllm• I tio 10 p.m. -18'100 MacArthur Blvd.,
at Oran1• Coaaty Airport,
.133..zno.
IVYJIOUSB-brwleh 1.0to4;
dinner' to 11 -3M J'OIM Ave.,
ln tb• Lum!Mryai'cl SUHlnc
Center, LaluQ M cb, 496-teltl.
ANCIENT MARINER -lanc:h
from 11 a.m .• dlnner from a p.m ••
tr .. now .. for the lacU• _.,..,
W. Cout Hlpwa1, Newport
Beach.ec&-0201.
vicroaHUooJNN-IJ*lal
Mother's Dar dlaner menu,
served IO:IO a.m. to t:IO p.a. -3Sl Cllff Drive (at Coast
Hltbway ), La111na Beac:b.
~·tm.
BOBBY McGEU -apecial
MoUler'• Dq dbmer. Mned
from 10 a.m. oa. now .. for all
the iadiea -HI E. Coaat
Hl1bwa1. Newport Beaeh.
671·6*.
HARLEQUIN Dtnaer
PlaybouH "'t" Mother'• Day
maUnee buffet-and performance,
noon; evening at 6 p.m .; on
atage: "Forty Carat.a," at.arrtq
Jeannine Ann Cele -35CJI S: Birbor Blvd., Jult DOl'tb of tbe
San Diego Freeway, Santa Ana.
.&79-551L
REUBEN E. LEE -bnmcb 9
QleeSl'FaAL, Pace Cl>
C':elellnlC ...
Graciela de -Holguin will
perform with the Conjunto
Veracruzano Candelas,
featurtnc Jorge Holguin, in
honor of Cinco de Mqo
from noon to 4 p.m. SatUr·
day at Lido Village in
Newport Beach.
~------------:----:::..., r---------------.
EMPLE (fARDENS ~,· i II ~ fJ!m.£~.Jl~~fl t t ~ ai Featuring Tropical Drlnka Q-ffNSSS Re•••ur•" ~~ I I BAMBOO MOTHa•s DAY I
LUHCHEOM AND DIMMER DAILY I ITERR&CE SPICIAL I I X_ ff oe.;:;r~;.:....,. I
Sp.cl• LmcheORWf.. ~,,,-"""'"~ Monoay thru Friday 11 ;30 to 1 ·30 I ....... ~ Sl.40 I
Cho<.~ ... "*' """"° -----....,
St(Jges Hum
With Dan:cers
AndSinge"f
TONJGJrr, liAYI
-no• BMB TO aoe&• -8al1et. Jan and
modem dance, 8 o'clock tclD.liht at Saddleback Colle1e Gymnasium. 28000 Mar1uerlte Pama,,, Mluioa Vkjo. '11eneral, so ceDU atu-....
DANCE PERFOBllANCE -on,lnal worb by
atudenta, 7:30o'clock tonl&bl al UClrvtne Dance
Studio.
WOllBN 81NGBU -Lotus and Ccllm1e Wllb,
8: 30 and 10:80 o'cloct tanl&ht and SaturdQ at UC
Irvine Stwleat CelUI' L SL
' PUPl'BT SHOW -B~ John Brunner. 1:IO o•cka tanlaht in Santa Ana Call• PbllJlp9
BaU, 1'7tlr'md Brtstol ltneU. J'ree. ·
VOCAL CONCERT ~ 8 .... barttoae ..Patrick
Flahive, operatic art-and IODP. 8!15 o'cloek
toaJ1btiD Chapman Collea• SalDMIQR.ecttal Bill.
P-1m Avenue at Grand~ Oraqt. Free.
COMEDY Acr -Sidi) Siepb~ comic, and
Judy Carter, maaiclao., 8:80 ;;d 10 o'clock
tonight through Sunday at Laff Stop, 2122 S.B.
Bristol St., Newport Beach. s:uo plus two drtnkt.
OUL JNJ'ERPBETATION n:sTIVAL -9 . a.m. tO 5 p.m. today and SaturdQ at Saddleback
Collel• Butldtna R. Pl1'111Qa Aqelou readlng
her polU'y, 8 p.m. Saturdtf In Science-Math
Room m. 28000 JlarperU11 Partwa1, Ml11iclD
Viejo. Free.
•aoo• snvtcs• -Comedy, a:ao o'clock 7!Sm tmou1h Sunday and 2:80 p.m. Saturday at · an Collea•'• w~ Tbeater .. Ill N.
G St., Oran&e. $2.ISa 8eneral. $1.10 students
and MDlon. 9W7-6858.
'HAMLET' -Henley Street ptay.,, 8 o'clock
tonight and May 13 and 14 at HuntJnstoo Valley
Cbrbtian High School Auditorium, 888 W. 15th St., Newport Beach. $1.
SARGENTl1 S
FIHE OIHIHG • COCIT All.$ ·
MOTHER'S DAY
DINNER-3 to 8 P.M,.
DGRClllg Nlg1dlf
843 w. 19th Street
a.tared Oolt toWi bi Saa BeriWdlnO COGlitJ'.
10mWianortbeatofBarstow,otf1·15. .. 1.a111.1.
DNNY .100GIN8 -a o'cloct toalibt at Cal
State 1U1JertCG. 800 N.State ColleCe !lYd. SI .SO.
• •rJNUJllNG TOVCBSll' -Come41, 1:80
o'clock tm•tM -ancl SatiD\tir at lbe LaPD.a
llOWtma Pl.a)'boate, -Lipa CaQJ\:IG Bold. Laauaa Beach. ""°7'8.
• I
'BQvtJ89 -J>ru:aa, DOW tbroQ8h June U at Soutb Colllt Repertory, 18Z7 Newport Blid., eo.ta-... ap.m. Tuelda~ ucta_p.m. SUn4-Jw. M&ts.s>. "8-1*after 1 p.m. daur.
•1UJIPDr-C'omtc17. 8:80 o'clock taa11ht ud
Saturdq and 2:80 p.m. Saturdq Jn Cal State
Loni Beaeb Studio Theater, 8101 E. '1tb St. t:J.50
aeneral. IUO ltadenta. <m> • '540 ·~ lOa.m. to4p.m.-
8EBMTIAN'8 DINNBa Pl.&YBOtJSU -
"Norman. b Tla.t Yoa? ... DOW tb:nlUCh Mq 29 at
140 Avela14a Pico. San Clemente. "2·"50; .,Bello, l)ollJ." DOW throaib lalYI a the Onod
JloCel, Number lH.otel w., ,A!!!...~m nz.mo.
CON'l1N1JING IN LOI ANGELES -'"Same
11me. Nm Year," throu~ May 15 at tbe Hunt.-Jniton Hartford Thea~; "Merton of tbe llOY· leS,'' tbrouab /une 4 at uie AbmUMM:m Tbellb!r;
11A Hlatory of the Amerlcan Pllm" and •1Anie1
City," tbrouib June J at the Mart Taper Forum.
Indefinite nma: "HOid Jlefw:' at tbe Westwood
<See DOllOl'llY llAJOu. Pa&e Cl)
Mt he,. or t1ke ..,_.
STAG
CHINESE CASINO I 00. ,,._..,.,. -_.. eoe • -... ....,. I
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COSTA MESA 646-0804
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TH1! PLACE SHE KNOWS
AND LOVES.
AKE TiliS MOTHER'S DAY
E:xtra-Special
Occasion
at
Con~et-t Tonight
Kathryn Joy, Catherine Vaucher and Pat·
ty Harmon (left to right) are among the.
student performers in •'From Bach to
Rock," a dance concert at 8 o'clock tonight
at the Saddleba~k College Gymnasium,
2$000 Marguerite Parkway, Mission Viejo.
Tickets are available at the door.
/!j~~n $e<U>h tff:wn
MOTHER'S DAY MENU
. Dinner 5 to I o p.m.
EMTREES
l•••tT-Twtiey. S.,. Dfon1lnq ••••..••.•••••.••• S 4.65
loa1t &.., of s,rift9 L_. wltti MJet hi~ •.......... S 5.25
loeat DKllllMJ with Gtace llfe OrlllMJI' ••.•••..•••... S 6.H
A1tt.,.... .. L*ter wlttl Drcrww tllfhf' ••.••••••••••• SI 0.50
HeflW Shtill wfth ........... S-e ...•.........•.. S 6.H
lH1t '"-It.lb of lfff • fn .................... $ 7.ZS
Hew Yort Shtill lrolled to rtrtectl• ..........••.• S 7.25
lloa•t Hldlofy Siwoked H-...................... S 4.ts
CHOICE OF TWO
C ..... Vklcey
, .......... w «<-a.-... 1niln1
DESSERT
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wlttt frllt Srllite ................................. 1.00
******** SUMDAY CHAMPAGNE llUHCH
I 0 A..M. TO 3 P.M.
<From P1&eC4>.
to ~ dinner followtn1 -151 £.
Cout Highway, Newport Beach.
875-SSU.
.·
23701 Moulton Park~ay, La1una
Hllll, 581·1•.
CROWN HOUSE brunch
9:30 to 4; dinner' to U -~
Cout ff!Pw•y <at Cr4Wn Vall~
Parkway), Laguna Niauel,
•99·26215.
MIS1'ER G'S Mother's Day
dinner apectals plu• recular
menu, auved from 1 p.m . -!1.00
Jrvlne Ave. Cat the Newport
Beach Golf Course>, Newport
Beach. 751-5223. llEEFSTEAK'R' -Moth t 'a
Day diM r, 1erved4to 9:30p.m.
-S87• F.dinger Ave., Huntlnaton
Beach, MG-.8101: al10; 8'81
Garden Grove Blvd., Garden
Grove, 530-TUO; aervlce from
12:30to9:JOp.m.
BAY MARIE -brunch 10
1.m to I p.m.: ?d.otbet'a Day
dinner 2 toll p.m. -23n S. El
Camlno Real. San Clement_e,
•92·1982 •
SARGENTl'S -special
Mother'• Day dinner aerved from 3 toap.m. -MS W.19thSt., ---.;..;...;:..;...;.~.;...;_;~.;..;..;;..;..;..-.....-....._--.. ........ ~,....
Costa Meta, &46-0llOt.
.
B~Y COAST -cliam-
pagne bnanch. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
-2•00 W. Coast Hl1hway,
Newport Beach, &ts.8977.
REGISTRY HOTEL -ebam.
pagne brunch, Oranee County
Ballroom, 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., special dJnner menu.
Grand Portaae restaurant, 8to10
p.ml, big band sound, 8to Up.m.
-18800 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine,
152.sm.
LA CAVE -open especially
for Mother's Day, dinner service
from 3 to 9:ao p.m. -18951h
Irvine, Costa Mesa, 646·'1944.
DUFFY 'S -champagne
brunch, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., dinner
following; Calypso Steel Band, 3
to 7 p.m., Charlie Romero Jan
Quartet, 5 to 9 p.m. -at the end
of North Bayside Drive, Newport.
Beach, 640-51.23.
COLONY KITCHEN' -
Mother's Day brunch, lunch or
dinner; free carnations for all
mothers; three locations:-1045
S . Coast Highway, Laguna
Beach, 494·0054; 3211 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa, 557-6611;
NEWPORTER INN -
Mother's Day brunch in the
ld •rine, Wo and Monte Carlo
Rooms, buff et stftved ftom 9
a .m . to 3 p.m.; dinner served In
the Marine restaurant, 4 to 9:30
p.m. -U01 Jamboree Road,
Newport Beach, &«-1100.
CHAftl,.~Y BROWN'S
champagne brunch startlnJ at
9: 30 a.m.: dinner be1lns at 3
p .m .; free carnations for all
mothers -16160 Beach Blvd ..
Huntington Beach, 842-6602.
APADAN-' -special fanuly
buffet, U a.m. to 3:30 p.m., re-
aular menu ' to 9 p.m .; enter-
tainment 1o the lounge -600
Newport Center Drive. Newport
Beach, 640-7502.
BAMBOO TERRACE -
special Mother's Day dinner,
served from 3:30 p.m . -153 E.
17th St., Costa Mesa. 645-5550.
BOB BURNS -champagne
brunch, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., dinner
ftom 2 p ,Jn. -37 Fashion Island,
N ewport"Center, Newport Beach,
644-2030.
YAMATO -ehamp1gne
brunch, 11 a.m. to Z:30 p.m.:
special dinner menu, served 4 to
9 p.m. -80 Fashion laland,
Newport Center, Newport Beach,
844·4811.
DERBY -Mother's Day din·
ner served from ' p,m. -l.2el
S. E. Brletol (oppo~lte Orance
County Airport). Costa Mesa,
546-8390. ' KNO'IT'S BERRY FARM -
special breakfast, $2.75, 7 a.m. to
11 a.m.; Mom's Day menu, from
11:30 a.m. 8039 Beach Blvd.,
Buena Park..827·1716.
Santa Ana Fiesta
Santa Ana's firat city-
sponaored Cinco de Mayo Fiesta
will be held Saturday from 10
a.m. to4 p.m. in the Civic Center
Plaza at Civic Center Drive and
Ross Street.
Actlvltles include a Mother's
Day arts and craf~ mart and
classic car show. Mexican .food. dancing and mwilc.
NOW
, Open 7 Days
Highest Quality .
6
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N.io-e Mex;.,, F"°"s l:f ,Jiil
All~EVENTS
GIANT 7 FOOT 1V SCREEN
MonAhlX. 11 :30 o.m. to I 0 p.m.
Fri. & Sot. 11 :300.m. to 11 p.m. CCX:KTAILS Suodoy 4 p.m. lo 10 p.m.
l 4~~M~~y I .
9093 E. ADAMS. HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911
11111~ CILLDDD'S ~ e
OUIMIWIST ~
LOCATIOM IM~ COUMTY
Near Orange C.OUnty Airport
B~hlnd Sheraton Hotel
A TRULY
SENSATIONAL
SHOW!!
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WHITE
Formerly With
THE PLATTERS •
R
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LOWDON
§'vfotJier-s 'Var ,:
Champagne Brunch
For an enchanting, new and different
brunch experience, join ua on Mother's
Day from 11 to 2:3o: A la carte
selections from $4.95 Include steak
and eggs, sea food tempura, Aluka
king crab and eggs, Yakl Nlku and
eggs or chicken terlyakl and eggs.
Includes our Japanese salad bar.
wa•at11
#60 Fashion Island, Newport Center
Reservations 544-4811
Mother'• Day Dinner 8peolal Menu
will be Hrved from 4 to 9 p.m.
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ENTERTAINMENT
AHDDANCNG
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Saturday
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21112 Paciffc C.oast Hwy .
Huntington Beach
536-1421
OPEN ER'S tJ'Q"T\'\ sut'o~'I
. oP..'i "'~"s'"
FOR DINNER!
~upcrb
STEAK
DINNERS
FROM s21s
''Among 20 Select Dinner En trees"
SirleiR S~t. ............ 2.fS ~ Beef 5INt ....... US
F1etMJllll ............. us TepSirtlia .• 7' ... ~ .•. 3.25
PnrlllseStm ....... s.ts c~~11 ... ~.1tS
Gelil SlrinlP ........... lts Mfr Yert ............... 4J5
SINt 'M MllNns .... US 9-Wr• Filet .... US
S-.t1\·M .. . . . . . . . . . . US S~ 'M Pe1111en ........ J.!
STEAK 'N LOBSTER ......•.. 6.95
<TOP Slrloln Sttak and Australian Loblttr)
Dinners Served with CrisP Green Sal•d. Chofce of Drcsslna or Hot Soup, Cholc. of Pot•to or Rice Pllaff .,_, Hot Gullc a,.~.
. £~fSTE4~, ~ Restaurants ~
MO'f'Hllll'J OAV-•100 11'.M. TO t 1.H ft.M.
•N l'llllTINGTOlll IEACH, Sf74 £....,Aw. -..UlOI
9:00 P.M.-2:00 A.M.
OUTRIGGER ROOM
KONA
LANES
4200 scon Dlt. IAT DOVI)
2699 Harbor
Costa Mesa
545-1112 MIWPOCT llACH 75J..7311
TAKE MAMACITA
SOUTH .OF THE BORDER
FOR MOTHER'S DAY.
To the Red Onion.
To the feative atmoaphere 04._beau-
tif ul Mexican hacienda. .
To a delightful lunch or dinner fea·
• turlng authentic Mexican specialties
end drinks. And you cen enJoy these
dellclou• meals from only S2.60.
And for children under 12, the Red
Onion offers complete apeclal Little.
Amigo meal• (north and aouth of the
r
border favorites) for only.&<*
You can give Marnaeita, onih9r:day.
the treat of a romantic Mexican hOllday
for lunch or dinner.
The Rtd Onk>n wlll give her a beau·
tiful carn-.ion.
And when "la cuonta" (the Qheck)
arrives, you'll know that you ahould
via it the Red Onion ovetY day-not Ju1t
on Mother'.• Oay.
Charley Browns
16160 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach
(714) 842-6602
cMOM
'Deserves the 'Bestf
On Mothers Day treat her to
dinner and live theatre at
The Harlequin.
She'll enjoy the elegant, intimate
atmo.~here, and our current bit play: '
FORTY CARATS
The hlJartou• romantic comedy 1tan1ng
Jeannine Ann Cole
Matinee 12 Noon
Ewnlng 6 P.M.
Mothers Day. Sunday, May 8
$10195 pu penon
lnduda dJnner and show
Tax. gratultJU.(bcveragn
f\Ot fnduded
A ff1N .IXJIDllNCI Jml flfl WROU 7AM1£Jf
OlJR BUFFET:
3 Bein Vlnagrette • Crevc1u De Fardt • f reth Fruit Ambrolla •
Cucumber and Tomato Salad • Oven Browned Potatoea • Glaied
Cam>tt Vltdle • Zuccinl ~ • BrOClCOll&~ fromage •
CondMntaJ Rice • Chltken Cacdatore • Fnatts ck Melr a la Newburg
• From the Carver· Rout Beef Au Jus
I
• " DAit. Y Pit.OT
BJ lllC&\£L PABlfEVlcil
OI tllt Diii• "''-' IUft
Tbe molt 4lltwblo1 upect at
r ecord companY 1munotJ.oni1 C~Piilliii hyplni now act.a ls that tbe1 often pay off.
Tbe Bll11on Dollar Babl•, bor·
rowlq 111 name from an old
Allee Cooper album and featur· lnl four former Cooper v aaranta,
unlortunately bu a bead atart on
aaccesa due to nBme recognition.
Record
Review
Gypty" <Columbia PC-34461)
Ml1hty Dlumonds, a Smokey.
Robtnson-style voeal trio who
traveled to New Orleans to re-
cord tb1J catchy but unfulfUling
effort with legendary producer
Allen Toussaint.
On the other band, Tosh, a
former Waller. ii a product o( the
Bob Marley school of bitlne
aoctal comment and Black un·
rest. Hia message, u revealed in
the excellent cuts "Stepping
Razor," "Apartheid" and
''Downpreuor Man," is simple:
Don't meu with me, mon.
---0£ 0 • ..
V•rdft..a~
Jacqueline Tona,
who played a mald
on "Upstairs,
Downstairs." 1Jtara as a young girl un-
happily married to
an older man
(Timothy West,
behind her) in
Charles Dickens•
"Old Times," a
series beginning at 9
p.m. Wednesday on
Channel 28. Costars '
include Edward Fox
and Rosalie
Crutchley.
Accordini to the plethora of
promo material -Including a
mock birth certificate and a
cl&ar beartni the proud lnJcrip-tion: "It'a a Band!" -BOB Of.
fer1 "well executed melodic rock
•n roll that 1bould keep the
alrw a~es and concert balla
pullatina throuih the rest of the
'70s." '
Sure, and John Denver will win
this year's Downbeat poll for
best jazz vocallst and Barbra
Streisand will give up acting to
play drums for the Runaways.
DiMeola ls the bottat youn1
jazz/rock 1ultarl1t around. A
product of the famed Berklee
School of Music In Boeton, he
joined Chick Corea '1 Return to
Forever at age 18. This lJ bis
second instrumental solo work
1lnce leaving RTF a nd once
again be la brilliant, teariq off
unbelievably rapid guitar bursts
over the progresalve rhythms of
percuasionlst Mingo Lewis,•
drummers Steve Gadd and Len· -ny White and keyboardiat Jan
Hammer.
While the Diamonds come
throueh with some bubbly re·
workinp ofToussalnt•s ''GetOut
of My Life Woman.'~nd
"Sneakin' Sally Thru the Alley,"
the album is lightweight and
lyrically unchallenging next to
Tosh 'a ambitious and hypnotic
effort. ~Ra ~uarlar f/)acK Mother 's Day 8runch
Alt.bough the detached inlensi·
ty o( DlMeola's music, similar at
limes to Santana's
··caravanseri" era, may seem
sterile to mass audiences, the
album Is a must for anyone in·
terested in guitar. Among the
highlights of this well produced
effort are Lewis' "Flight to Rio,"
and Lbe stunning Damenco sutt.a.r
interplay between DiMeola and
Paco De Lucia on "Medlterra·
nean Sundance."
8. T. EXPRESS, '"Function al
the Junction·' <Columbia
PC-34702).
Presents
Bb B'S DEBUT, "Battle Axe"
(Polydor P~lOO) is a sensa·
tionally inept exercise In de·
rivative hard rock, bearing not a
spark of creativity or purpose.
The production is either flat or
flatulent, the voe als are
wret~hed and the guitar work
mieht embarrass a 13-year-old,
which is the age market the
sucklings are gearing for.
Clap your bands, move your
feet, we're In the groove, clap
your hands, move your feet,
we're ln the groove, we're in the
eroove ... wait a second, my
roommate warned me-disco waa
dangerous. With nine culJi clock·
Ing barely 35 minutes, "Fune·
tion" 11 just passable oo the dan-
ceable disco numbers (six),
absolutely horrible on the slow
stuff when the lyrics are audible
and the vocalists are minus
multi-tracking.
SUNDAY NIGHT
DANCE CONTEST
For All Swt.v &.cw.,..
Music by ANSEll Hill &
The Quart1r Decll Quart.tt• '" .. ~~o w. J.:, Highway
Newport Beach
" ' ' . PRIZES, TIOPHY & RIM
The album is even pretentious
enough to offer a stage show con-
cept, "the triumph of rock over
the forces of MOR and disco."
Chia idea is not.hlne more than a
'Nhite rip-off of the
Parliamenl/Funkadellc P·Funk
Earth Tour. Jual 10 the bubble
:um set geta the message, the
.lnal track, ''Winner," bas crowd
•beers already mixed in. Even
.he tree cigar stinks.
P ETER TOSH , .. Equal
Rigbta" <Columbia PC-34870)
and The MJghty Diamonds, "Ice
on Fire" (Virgin PZ-34454).
ChwT= ~=:z:olldl Crepes, Omelette•, Quiche
2530W. C.001t Hwy. A glaM of champagne Included
It's clear by now that the reg-
gae craze will not sweep the
American music market, but the
buoyant Jamalcan rhythms and
chunky aultar riff• that are reg-
gae are still alive and well. These
two albums provide a musical
and philosophical contrast on
where reggae is at these days.
The disco is highly predictable
with that incessant heavy bottom
disco mix, "Shaft" chicken-
scratch guitar and enough soul
cliches to frighten James Brown.
My roommate did say •I could
play this at our next party, but
only if his dogs -Grateful Dead
fans-get a hotel room for the
night. Don't buy it, don't buy il
Newport Beach 548-1177 645-8977
hlftl ...........
-IU.i4l • U•Cl<!I
AL DI MEOLA, ''Elegant On one band, there is the
l lOS .. ,, llat1Ua IVt.
analltlm l714l •U·"'4
m1sten. Qs
RESTAURANT & COCICTAJLS .
MOTHER'S DAY
DINNER SPECIALS
I Baked Ham ...•......• $3.75
Roast Leg of Lamb ..... $4. 95
I I
'I ConipMtel>illMr
I Plus Our Reggi• Meau
Entertainment ly CHAMPACINI
DEMMIS IOLIM SUMDA Y IRUMCH
[ Happy Hour +7 •Free Hors d'oeuvres
1100 '"'"An.,.,.._,... leeclt Golf c..w•
..wPORT HACH 75f·IZ2l
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RESTAURANTE
Y CANTINA
COME CELEBRAn WITH US
MOTHER'S DAY
BRUNCH FROM 9:30 A.M.
DINNER FROM 1 :30 P .M.
Strolling Mariachis
N.E. c.om.t of Sunflo\wr & Bear
SOUTH COAST VtUAGE ~7990
Whenvousee
Pizza Ads on 1V
..
................. -
With the Live Broadway
HhM••lcal ~\,O' ,.,.,
,.,.~~ "~~~ ~v.A-"di-."~
" 'IF' ,.._$JI>~
For Information & reservations
call (714) m-7710 or at the box
office, Grand Hotel, Number
One Hotel Way Anaheim. (Across from Disneyland.)
"Probably one of the funniest
comedies you wlll ever tee!'
.. ~~~, ~'t., ~·~ ~o~ ~~~o~~ .. ~~
\Cb ~v-o"c•'°"
For Information & reservations
call (714) 492·9950 or at the box
office Sebastian's/West,
140 Avenida Pico, San
Clemente .
A IEAUTIFUL SITTIMG
FOil A IEAUTIFUL
MOTHIR1SDAY
*****
BRUNCH
9!30 a.m. -3:00 p.111.
Fresh Srrawbemes
or Peach In Champagne
Hot Blueberry Muffins
and Buttermilk B1scu1ts
ILIYIH UUC:T INTilllS
•••••
SPICIAL MOTHU'S DAY
DIHHlll MEHU
{Children·• M•nu)
S..-...t 4:00 -t:OO pA
Turn Inland At Our Sign
31106 Coast Hwy.
South Laguna
Adults S7.SO
)
Children S4.SO
(under 12)
GRAND PORTAGE -SPECIAL MENU -6 P.M. -10 P.M.
BIG BAND SOUND -8:00 P.M. TILL 11 :00 P.M.
f FOR RESER i'ATIOVS CA LL 752·8777. £.'ft. JJ2
R• THE REGISTRY l!OTEL
18800 .Mi:CMhur BOweftld. lnlne. CA 927JS -..
Let us start by confirming the whispers. Focxl at The Five
Crowns is scandalously gocxl. So visit this
authentic 12th century English coach
house and dine as the Lords and Ladies '""""''~:..J> of London did.
~: FIVE~s :~:
3801 East Coast Highway. C.orona deJ Mar. (714) 675-1374
MOTHEKS
·DAY
All for onJy S7.9S per adult and
SJ.9S for children under 12
Our family holiday dinnm arc becoming a tradJtfort.
Please make your reservations now.
.MOFriOtt~~m
~·~ ..... ~wp.;'I (•nl•r~,
(714) 6404000
cA nice way to say..:· I love you"
1
.MOTHERS' DAY
BRUNCH -' (Brunch/Lunch) REUBEN'S ~,
GORDA UZ . lS~s Ad•ms Avr 900 siyslde Or·
Newport seich OSf.t Mtsa ·
675-5111 s 540.9672
Served 10 AM toJ PM -trved 9 A,\f f02PM e-r-~
REUBEN'S REUBEN E. LEE
24001 Avtr)fcf.I do I~ Cir . 151 E. tout HWV t..,tJ IOt.J "" Hiits ' Newport Beach St 830.9010
i'
67S-581'\ ,, -,_.., rted 9 ~&f to 2 Pitt d9 AM tol?M I sc~c , -
Mothers' TJay, Sunday, May S
r· Pho"f for Rtser~ations ]
-
JJ!l ..
•
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LOS ANGEl.Jj:S CAP) -Irwin Allt11
1979 be'• md-. ot ~·out ol dlMitcn to tlll'll int.o moUoo pie· car.
Tbo man Who turi2ed an ocean llo.ir
........ down ln ·'The Poelkkm Ad\tal· tun" ad tndnerated a tkJtcraper ln ·~· Towerini Inferno" lt back with
• fore.t Jln'i>t1 enou•b to caUM a Umber abortqe.
.. i'lre," starrtna Ernest BorlJline,
Vera Mile., Patty Duke A.attn, Alex
. Cord IDd Donna .Mills, ia an NBC Bl& Event.at 9 p.m. &mday.
.. Fire.•• 1t seems that the writers re-
1urched even-forest fire in recent
)'•art and found eveq possible com-~licaUoo and trade tum -and put
thom .U lato this movie.
It'• an aclllD• and tense film, and
the fire II nothln1 Jess than spec-
tacular. It abouJd be. That's a real torest burfttng.
"AS LONG AS ln real life we bne
flood.s, ltorm.I, flrea and other dU..
uten, there'• no end in 1i&bt." said
Allen. '"'lbele kin& ot pictures will be
around u IObl u we're alive. Every
poll we've taken 1ays, 'Give us more.'
'"TllE 011IEB reason is tn human
nature. I tb1nk we all suffer from a
Allen aald be obtalnocl permll&ion to mm durlns the annual 1laab bumlnc
In Orecm. These are controlled fires
set by ~ at.ate'• Forest Service. He
alto boQlbt several old buildings on
the outlJdrtl ot Silverton, Ore., and
let them OD fire.
faulty Id. People chase fire ~. ' "WE ADDED . OUll own movie
fiock to car U'5bes. People thrive on maaic flree to make ll look like the
trqedy. Jt'a unfortunate, but lD my whole world was on fire," be said.
cue it'• fortunate. The bluer the Norman Katkov and Arthur Weiaa ..............
"No, I'm not 1oin& to run out of dis· tragedy the bigger the audlenee." wrote the script and Earl Bellamy
There ia no shortaee of tragedy in directed.
PROmlNO FROM Dt8A8TERS
Produc., Allen at Wortc
Zep Toilr Taking Shape Nixon
'Hwded'
By USA ROBINSON
Led ~pelin's tour is in full
1wing, and take it from me -
they'll be here even longer than
we originally thought.
While no dates are confirmed,
expect to see them ln more than a
few larce. outdoor stadiums this
summer.
In the diacusslon stage are
mid-summer shows for Oakland,
New Orleans, P ittsburgh,
·Dayton and Buffalo.
Already announ ced (and it
caused riots when tickets went on ·
sale) waa the Tampa, Fla .. sbow ·
on June 3. 1£ Zep did all the pro-
posed summer dates, il would
bringtbe totalofatadlum abowato
eight -more or this type than
they've ever done here before.
MOST OUTDOOR con certs
feature a "festival" type lineup,
wilb several acta on the bill.
Even when tbe ROUJng Stones
performed In stadiums on thelr
1975 U.S. tour, they had the
Eagles, Rufus, J. Geils, Charlie
Daniels. the Outlaws and others
open for them .
But a l this time, there are no
~Tops In Pops@
plam for Zeppelin to do anything
other than their usual, three-hour
Zep set, minus an openine act.
Stay tuned. .
*** Bob Dylan has a new manager.
He's busy Jerry Weintraub, who
handles the careers of J ohn
Denver, the Carpenters and Neil
Diamond as well as tbe concert
touts of Elvis Presley, Frank
Sinatra and Led Z~ppelln.
DYIA.N, WHO HAS t.entaUve
plam to appear In concert ln both
lhe U .s. and "other part.a of the
world" ln the coming year. will
meet with Weintraub soon ·to
finalize his upcomin& projects.
In IKldition to tbe . "Rolling
Thunder Revue" mm he's CUC·
rently editing, Dylan baa other
movie and television plarus.
One of U1e movie projects may
be William Burroughs' ''Junky."
I SIRYE EARLY FOi •••
MOTHER1S DA. Y
SUNDAY, MAY 8
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llmro to tb1 lmt Momnts
ID lorn
lu111i.
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The rumor is that Dylan may
play the aecond male lead -the
role origffiilly olf erea to Patfi
Smith (wbo now may play a high
clasa whore). If Ulla works out,
be would join a caat that could ln·
clude Dennis Hopper, William
Burrouaha and James Coburn.
***
Someone was bound to do it.
British fuhion designer Zandra
Rhodes bas created her version
of the "punk rock'' look and it's
hilarious.
For ~. you can buy what
Zandra t erms ·•conceptual
chic": ripped dresses adomed
wlth beaded safety plna, bathtub
plu,e cbalns and at.udllke sequins.
Zandra told a fashion mag that
"Everythlnc LI gettiag too ex-
pensive for the kids. Thia la a new
way or treating ordinary thinis."
If you aalc me, ber punk rocJt
clothes give new meaning to the
word "ripoff." (What's next?
Maybe Tiffany's will aeU Safety
Pina by the Yard.) ·
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A light-hearted "video
verit.e" television ~ecial
about a news photo-
grapher assigned to cov-
er Richard Nixon, spiced
by exclusive glimpses of
the former president in
Orange County, will be
presented on KOCE-TV,
Channel 50, at 8:30 p.m.
on Tuesday.
Entitled "Waiting for
Richard," or "Give Us a
Smile to Remember You By," the TV special rUJ\5
b}llf 'an hour.
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his friends and mtt1lors lft a ulllfes
like Akela, the amt lone woll ludcr;
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Osmond Btothtti and Paul lyndt.
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t>layhO\lle, "Vanities" at the COronet Theater,
"BubbUna Brown Sueu at the Pantagea
Theater.'' "A CtiOtut Lin~" at the Shubert • Theater.
SATURDAY, lWAY
BEN.USSANCE PL£ASURE FAIR -9 a .m.
to 6 p.m. Satutday, Sunday and May 14-U, 21-22
and 28-29 at the Old Paramount Ranch ln Acoura.
Re-creatiOn of an Elizabethan country fair. $f.95
adulta, $1.9'ch1ldren under 12. ,,,
COMIC OPERA-Nicolai's "The Merry Wlvea
or Windsor," 8 p.m. Saturday through Tuesday in
the Cal State Fullerton Llttle Theater, 800 N.
State College Blvd. $3. 870·3371 weekdays
between 11 a.m. andtp.m. orbeforesbowtlme.
PLANETARIUM SHOW -"Pioneers to the
Outer Umits," 10:30 a .m. Saturday at Tessman
Pla netarium, Santa Ana College, 17th and
Bristol streets. Free but reservations required. 835•3000, ext. 317.
"THE HOBBIT' -Children's show, Saturday
and May 13·15 and 20-22. 7:30 p.m. Fridays, 2:30
and 7:30 p.m. Saturdays, 2:30 p.m. Sundays.
Fountain Valley Community Theater, 18280 Mt.
Baldy Circle. 839-0173. ·
MODEL AND CRAFI' SHOW-Radio·conlrolled
rockets, cars and planes, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m Satur·
day and 11 a.m . to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Anaheim
Convention Center. $3.50 adults. Sl.50 juniol'S (un,
der 18), children Curtder 6) free.
MODERN DANCE CONCERT -By Gloria
Newman Dance Theater. professional troupe, 2
and 8 p.m . Saturday and Sunday at Laguna
Beach High School Auditorium, 825 Park
Avenue. $3 adults, $2 children at matinees; $4
general, $3 students and seniors, $2 each in
groups of 10 or more. 686·8138.
OPERA AUDITIONS -And other entertain-
ment at t.he Laguna May Faire. Auditions 1 to 5
p.m . Saturday and Sunday at Forum Theater on
ground.!I; fair. with Scottish dancing, 10 a.m. ~ 5
p.m. Saturday through May 15 at Festival of Arts
grounds, 650 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna
Beach. 50 cents.
SUNDAY, MAYS
VOICE CONCERT -Tenor Mark Saltzman, 4
p .m . Sunday al UC Irvine Concert Hall. Free.
~ACTING WORKSHOP -"Chamber Music" by
Arthur Kopit and original scenes by Robert
Galle, 8 p.m. Sunday at UC Irvine Little Theater,
Room 161 of Humamties Hall. Free.
CHAMBER SINGERS -From Cal State
Fullerton, 7·30 p.m. Sunday at St. Andrew's
Church. 600 St. Andrew's Road, Newport Beach.
$1. ChilJ care provided.
SYMPHONIC BAND CONCERT -4 p.m. Sun·
day at Cal State Long Beach Multi·purpose
Room . University Union, 6101 E. 7th St. $2
general, $1 students.
BANJO, FIDDLE, GUITAR CONTEST
Registration 8:30 a.m .• event 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday west of tennis courts on Gymnasium
Campus Drive at Cal State Fullerton, 800 N.
State C.Ollege Blvd. $1.50 general, children and
seniors free. 870-3211.
IRVINE CHAMBER PLAYERS-3:30 p.m:
Sunday at University United Methodist Church,
U01vers1ty and Culver Drives, Irvine. Mozart,
Beethoven, Haydn works. Free.
tonday In Cal Slate Lons ~ach Multi-purpose
Room. University Union. 6101 E . 7th St. $2.50
ceneral, $2 stud nu.
TUESDAY, MAY 1t
VOICE RECITAL -Baritone Robin Buck, noon
Tuesday in Orange Cout CoUece Fine Arta HaJI
119, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Free.
COllEDY ACTS-Granate and Carroio, Sklp
Stephenson and Manha Warfield, at Laff Stop,
2122 S.E. Bristol St., Newport Beach, 8:30 and 10
p.m . Miur 10-15. $2.50 plus one drink weeknights,
$3.~ plus two drink• weekends.
CH.AMBER CHOIR CONCERT -8 p.m . Tues-
day In CaJ State Long Beach Studio Theater, 6101
E. 7th St. $2 ceneral, $1 students.
ICE CAPADES -Starring DorothjfHamill. May
10-15 at the Long Beach Arena. 8 p.m. Tuesdays·
Saturdays, plus noon and 4 p.m. Saturdays, 2 and
6 p.m. Sundays. $4.50-$7, some youth discounts
available. Mutual agencies.
PLANETARIUM SHOW "Comets -The
Primeval Iceberes." May 10-June 7 at Santa Ana
College Planetarium, 7 :30 p.m. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays. Free but reservations
requlred. 83S-3000, ext. 317.
WEDN~DAY. MAY 11
BACH CHOIR -8 p.m. Wednesday in UC Irvine-
Concert Hall. $1. 833-6617 or 833-6615.
BAND CONCERT-Concert and symphonic
•bands, 8 p.m. Wednesday in Cal State Long
Beach Multi-purpose Room, University Union,
6101 E. 7th&.. $2 general. $1 studenta.
THURSDAY, MAY 12 • WIND ENSEMBLE-In concert, 8: 15 p.m.
Thursday at Chapman College Meqlorial Hall
Auditorium, 3333N. GlassellSt., Orange. Free.
PIANO CONCERT -By Valerie Miller. noon
Thursday fn Orange Coast College Music Room
101 , 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa._ Free.
•&YE BYE BIRDIE' -Musical, 8 p.m. May
12·14 at Newport Harbor High School, 600 Irvine
Ave., Newport Beach. $2.50 reserved, $2 general.
556-3249.
DRAMA -"The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Win·
dow," 8:30 p.m. May 12·14 and 19-21, 5:30 p.m.
May 15 and 22 at Golden West College Act.ors
Playbox. 15744 Golden West St .. Huntington
Beach. $2.
'COSI FAN TUTTE' -Mozart comic opera, in
English. 8 l).m. May 12· 14 and 18·20 in Orange
Coast C.Ollege Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road,·
Costa Mesa. $2, tickets at box omce <noon to 4
p.m. weekdays) or door.
FRIDAY, APRIL 13
'SONGBAG' -Cocrehouse entertainment, 7:30
p.m. May 13, Golden West College Community
Center , 15744 Golden West St., Huntington
Beach.$1.
THREE'S COMPANY -Modern dany troupe, 8
p.m. May 13 at UC lrvine Concert Han. Includes
mime. $3 eeneral, $2 atudents. 833-6378.
FLUTE CONCERT -By Jenny Krenz, 7:30 p.m.
May 13 in Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall
116, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Free.
COLLEGE CHOIR -From Fullerton College, 8
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Department. 8101 E 7th t. Details, (213)
498-4S40weekda.ys lOa.m to4p.m.
SURF tlOW -Surfboarding, skateboarding~ S
to 11 pm May 13. 10 a.m. to midnight May 14, 10
~ m. to 6 pm May 15 at Orange County Fair-
grounds, 88 Fair Orlve, Costa Mesa. $3.!iO adults,
children under 6 tree.
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LEE GRANT BRENDA VACCARO JOSEPH COTTEN
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ping Center in Orange. Tickets al Mutual, Liber-
ty and Ticketron outlets.
POETRY READING ~ By Russian poet Lev
Mak, with translations, 3:30 p.m. Monday in
Room 460, Humanities Orrl.ce Building. UC -
Irvine. Free .
JAZZ CONCERT-By Studio Ensembles, 8 p.m .
ALTERNATE THEATER FESl'IVAL -May
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Several evmta art acheduled thls weekend. to ctlebrateCincOde Mayo.
MEXICAN DANCERA -Jorie Hotguln and
the ~Wlto ~erac.-uzano Candelu, 0000 to•
)>.m , Saturct.y at Lido Village ln Newport
Beac:b (just off Via Udo). Sponsored by MUJlc
Center Preaeata~ • Free.
LA t.ENA MOVlL -:.... Folkloric mu1lcl&n1
from MexlCQ Clty, $ p.m. Saturday, Wednet·
day and May 13 ln OC Jrvlne'a Mlddle Earth
dorm, Brandywine Commons. Free, dona·
tlons of food and clothing ror poor accept~.
BALLET REGIONAL DE MEXICO -And
other aroups, 10 a.m. to U p.m. Saturday and
10 a,m. to 9 p.m. Sunday at Knott'a Berry
Farm in Buena Park. $4 adults, S2 children.
PUPPET 8ROW -Byi...Golden West College
student.a, 11 a.m. Saturday at Sigler Park,
Westmlnattt, foUowed by Cinco de Mayo
Festival, noooto4 p.m. Free.
BALLET FOLl(LORICO -Relampqo Del
Clelo, 2 p.m. Sunday at Santa Ana College
Phillipa Hall, 17th and Bristol streets. $3
general, '1.50 children.
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CAROL KANE
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COSTA MESA 546-3102
W~ody's • m
By BOB THOMAS
Att«l•'""""9Wnter
"ANNIE HALL" preaent.a Woody Allen u a
neurotic, obeeaalve Jewllh comlc enmeJhed io
hopeless, tempeatuoua romance with Dl1ne
Keatoo. Autoblo1raph1c1l. No matter. Allen is in au~rior Corm, t.ou1nf •beun1 inlfkhts and pro-ar
found nonsense Uke tree bloMOm.s 1n the sprln wl.n.S, Ht la an.ln mutcrful u the survivor 1n
aplte ol bimaelf. The re&l news ls Dl.,.e KeatoD,
who emerges aa a comedleMe of the Jean
Arthur-Carole Lombard clan. Ratod PG.
"SLAP SHOT" caaLI Paul Newm•n IS the.,.
Ing player-coach of a wlnlua small-town hockey
team. George Roy Hlll'a dlr¢Uon and Nancy
Dowd's script provide lusty entertalAment, com·
binmg human touchea with ample mayhem on
the ice. The cast la mostly Qew and uniformly
line. See it now, because its bleeptn; lan,uage wm not allow TV exposure, except u a silent.
Rated R, as m raunchy.
.. FUN WITH DICK AND J.\NE" can be Just
that -once you accept the situation of an un·
employed aerospace executive and hil wile tum-
inl to holdups and aare-crackln&•· Take that
,iant step and you can enjoy thh ll&bthearted if
amoral comedy. George Seta! ls expert at lhis
sort of thing, and Jane Fonda makes a skUlful re-
turn to her comedic bcginn.inp ("Barefoot in
-the Park," ete.). Ral-ed PG. .......
"THE DOMINO PRINCIPLE" is a slickly
made but ultimately nihilistic undercover adven·
ture. Gene Hackman 1s sprung from prison by an
enigmatic U.S. agency to help assassinate an un·
tdentlned bigwig livihg ln CaJifornia. Candice
Bergen Is Hackman's bcwUdered wife, Richard
Widmark, Edward Albert and Eli Wallach are
bit inslstent boss,es. The high official (nee Presl·
dent?> is killed, along with most of the cast. But
why? By whom" The film makers do not confide
in the audience. Rated R.
'inlE EAGLE HAS LANDED" is a confused )
World War 11 adventure in which the Germans
.. Uproarious .. .lusty entertainment."
~UL NEWMAN:
-SLAP SHOT
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OPEN 7:30 Nightly
(A Quick Look . at the M~vles J
are channlnc and 1allant, the En&U•h and
Americans ~e doltlsb, and He1nrlcb Hlqamler
talka coclme~ Mtch•l _;Caine leads G•man
pa.ratroopera in a dea~~e m!allon to kidnap
WinatonChurchlU. Rated PG.
"NETWORK" skewers the television ln·
dustry with Paddy Chayefsky's fln~ly aharpened
pen. Outraaeously black in lta comedy, the film's
satire is both devastatin& and chUling. Like
Chayeksky, Sidney Lumet emeraed from TV's
golden age of drama, and he provides knowln'
direction to a superb cast: Wilham Holden. Faye
Dunaway. Peter Finch, Robert Duvall. Rated'R.
"A STAR IS BORN" is a surprisingly affect·
ing re-do or the twice-told tale of the superstar
"hose career lS eclipsed by his wife. The new
film, transferred from the movie world to pop
music, conveys more emotion than the earlier
versions stirring Janet Gaynor and Judy
Garland. Barbra Streisand is at her dynamic
best. and Kris Kristofferson proves he can de·
hver a fine performance. Rated R, the film has
cocaine sniffing, nudity and rouih language.
''DEMON SEED'' eontinues the movie
th~me that computers are the world's villains .
This time a supcrsl'l'HU'J. machine displays its
libido, impregnating Julie Christie with a com·
puter-hybrid. Far-out'! Yes, but the parable Is
played in earnest and proves scarifying. It la ef·
fective science fiction, with psychodellc visual
effects that are stunning. Rated R, the film will
terrify impressionable youngsters.
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"DEMOH SEID"
Seeks~~
Gary Conway stars as a World War 11
combat veteran wbo returns to his farm
only to become embroiled in yet more
violence and death in the R-rated film
"The Farmer.'' which costars Angel
Tompkins, Michael Dante and George
Memmoli.
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llAKD FACl'S BACK the Disney television
succ:eu 1tory, fint with ABC and now with NBC. Nm fall. th• proeram that evolved into "The
Wonderful World of Diane~' bectba Its 24th con-
secutive aeuon. It bu oaUast.ed 3S programs
other networks have P)lt on to~ with it in
itl perennial Sunday DJgbt slot.
And it will have ouUasted TV's previous
loqest running proe,rain, .. Tbe Ed Sullivan
Show." After 23 years, steadily declining rat•
inp, wrought lareely by the death of its increas·
in&lY, aging audience, forced CBS to cancel the
variety abow in 1972.
Disney also loses its audie~ce to age-to teen-
agers. Blll they are lured back a few years later
as parents. .
That's because or the Disney formula for a
family abow. There is almOet always the quality
of warmth, pathos, viaual comedy or hlgb adven-
ture, carrted thr~h evenly, protesslontily, if
not neceuarily briUianUy. And, yes, eomltimes
there ii a bit of "com ...
"CERT A1NL Y WHEN you think of Disney yo11 tb1nJc of a certain type of movie or program, ..
says Miller. "It's either going to make you laugh
or it's going to make you cry. It's going to m~e
you happy. It's going to be science fiction or
aometbine U.ke that.
"It's certalnJy goine to be something your
children can watch and not be embarrassed or
insulted by the content. That's the kind of iden-
tificatloo we do have.••
While most producers nervously look ahead a
few mootm, Disney studios look abud to 19'18 or
1979 because their fortunes are backed by a con-
tract with NBC that nms unW at least 1981.
NBC lured the program to its chann~ls from
ABC in 1961 after promising to present each show
in color, which an ABC spokesman says his
network couldn't do ln that era.
In addition to second-generation audiences and
a secure contract, the Disney success is partially
attributable to ita diversity.
IT CAN MIX old Disney movies with its mad_e·
for-TV fare to help offset production costs, which
sometimes are nearly twice those or most one-
hour series. Other losses can be written off as
promotion for other ventures -Disneyland, Dis·
oeyworld. records or features.
M Uler, who follows the philosophy of Disney
... but I don't live in his shadow," worka in the of·
flee once occupied by the cartoon creator.
Miller bad good .contacts for bis job: He mar·
ried the 00..' elder daughter, Diane. In 1957, he
wu persuaded by h1a father-in-law to •r;.;,tw Job as a lineman with the Los Anaeles to
become a second uslstant dlrectorwttb Disney.
He worked through the ranks as an associate pro-
ducer and completed "Never a Dull Moment" in
1967, bia fU'1t effort as a full producer.
Pl.ANNINO RmJAISTIC F1LM
1>1aner Producer Miier
television in 1968. Last year be was named an ex-
ecutive vice president in charge ol all producUon
and creative altalrl. ·
The Millers have seven children. aged 9 to 22.
•'They're typical of any child, when they
tecome a young adult.'' says Miller. "It's, •Ob,
Dad, how can you do that kind of com.•
"I just make a simple statement. I say that
their grandpa enjoyed corn and was~ suc-
cessful ..•
"We're feed.l.aJ it to an audience. e au-
dience ii beylne it out there."
WHEN YOU TALK about change with a Dis·
ney executive, you talk about subtleties -shifts
in emphasis, scheduling or budeet -not es&en·
tial format. -
For exampl~ more two-hour shows, like this
year's ''The Ghost of C)'pl'ess Swamp," are
planJted for next season, part of network
television'• over all trend toward longer pro-
gramming. There aho will be more anlmJll ad-•
ventures, jncludine one about the relationsrup of
a raccoon and a bear who were raised together.
I And while people stories will still be a part or
the Disney mix, the company will continue to
avoid hute budeetl for top stars..
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Situated on picturesque corner with
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great privacy & a beaut. outldok of
greenbelt. This 3 bdrm, 2 ba condo is a
refiection of tender love & pride. Lge
mstr ste with garden bath. Floor to
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Near the Mesa Verde Country Club
sits this 3 bedroom pool borne that has
been remodeled to the hilt: new
carpets. drapes, kitchen, appliances •
bathrooms, paint and landscaping. It
has Eastern charm and character
with big trees and comer lot privacY. •.
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'Tis vacant, open daily and waiting
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1526 Mesa Verde Drive, Eaft, Costa Mesa
also in Corona.de! Mar, at 675-6000
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A den. :!12 baths. Beautiful [ PORTOFIHO PLUS '.!ii s area. u e "" _....' '
rm CaJ>tlc. Antique oak St k. b d glass t hroughout. A I d d I h e 1m11 I Ing room with crackling [e 1mll! u11 ~~~e~ pc;rt:~:e~~ve~ ciii1:~:r~~:~.~;~i~~ MUc~64o-9900 ~~~{~~!::£k1~~~~ -·;udiliJI ~~~1!~t'.~ur~:!~1 ~:~~nag ~o~~ J1;~p~nc: I~ wc0~i . ) lir:1;~11t
ma"nir·cent wetbar 2' · ----·-••-' room. rum room & oak g r o und s . M"ss 1ve ---------• .. I • 2 huge back yard, many brick frplc. Walk lo n I .. Car g a ge & .. oonng pus a goreeous master suite & ehildrens SUMMERFIELD r a ueavy frUJL trees. Very conve· ~Is, tennis, clubhoust> b I ~ .. -"e roor Drive by •-custom wt guest unit quarters. S wee ping ""'"" · "' nlent lo schools. shop-beach. $115.000! SOMERSE 1 h 1 d b 1 k c--1 th ood 1·f ! Thi you Wl'll buy T w t rea use r c suurs to huge gue"t suitn ""'"oy e g 1 e s · ~Ing & freeway. As•ume COST" MES" f " " be If I 3 bed 2 125 T L' I . ., A A In Harbor View Homes. loon. canttlcve rcd &pnvate bath. Hurry for aut u room, opaz. c.xc ur.ive· A loan with paymenta •""'TSIDI I • I f bath home shows like a 120 Acres
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hurry! ofS223permonlh.Hurry, Mus 11 Qui,_ ..._ Newpaintins1deandoul. 5 eepina o l , warm this rare find. Call
Q lake advantage call t Se c .. ly, 4br. Extra clean 3 bdrm. & Upgraded carpels, wall natural wood lex lures 963·7881 model. Its large yard and
062-7788 • 2ba, W. Garden Grove famlJy rm. pool home. coverings and drapes. 5 and legal kitchenette m11 '",. ,, s """o~"'""' • newly covered patio and
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a rea. $70,000. mcl yd. Best Eoatslde locauon, Bedrms.lgefamllyroom $175,000 fee . Ca ll [e im I central air conditioning ~ KE:Y 897..al09 bnck frplc., low main· w/Wel bar. Formal din 644-7211 • JJftiljt-isallre~~4i4uimer. :i.fn'J€ 9ii ;,~;:s • -TRl--HAR--8-0_R_b_a_s_, ~i::L~1 !::~·~~~Je~!J,~~ =--~ ...... ~NIGEi.
O/\ILEY &
l\SSOCIArES ~
COATS& WALLACE
Near Silverado Canyc>n.
Sl.1100. per acre. Own a
chwi.k or Orange CoWJly at. a ridiculously low .. ~ce. HLllT)', Ju.It liat4!d,•
i.WJ 5'0-115 l
BaJ~"l~~~~lly WOHDEttFUL done it ~"Jlinl. • '75-7060 * only $169,950. 6-'4·7270
673•1700 fl CONDO -@Ult S-a:k
E"STILU........ -In convenient Costa NEWPORT r IGHTS PUT MOM ~--11,,,,,_
A rr. M e 11 a Io cat 1 on . Corner. 2 Mdrm. l'' OM THE ISL.AHO ~~~-
2500 SQ. FT. ~ ProftJ1s1onally decorated bath. 3 car garage. 4-0 &lboa thAl ili' 0 1 c 4 REALJORS CJuiel Cul de uc lot·a· 1n sl'lcct texturt'lt & C'OI· Years you.ng Shown by · cu'
BAYCREST
COSTA MESA
2 Bdrm .. 2 batru.. brand
new t•ondo, never oc·
cup1ed. 2 car gara3e.
lar11e sundcck, bulcony.
115,000
REAL ESTATE. INC.
~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
OIEMICAL PRODUCTS
I
l •·-u,.,.... ramllv. room cw Adulta onl.v; Poot A: .... ,, oalr 4 • bdrm., 3 ba., J.' ~ years ............... -400 ...... l"9 •• • ...:. .. All ·ttew" ~su··,.-. ,·;··s~ · with nreplat'e 'E'lra recrut1onfac-lhllt"S J.•-6""' ~ ., large lol with lots of S74,950 CJ1 WAS lD-$59,SOO
Family sized home local·
ed on tree lined street. Tile entry to huge livtng
~auliful Ivan Wells de·
s111ned sll d1n~ roof
Atnum home. 4 Hdrm
$219.500 lfcc laodJ b)'. ;~r~/fi·i;-~f.~. associated '~7.~-r .. "E,.,_~.,s~.....,.r~cr~---'I-?-t-"'D .......... ,.. ... ,~ -o~· ~~~il"~)j('. ~ ,:
tree.. Call for exdus1\e -·4!~ ..• ,~ 209PUR.LAVE. v1ew1ng, $1~2,000 Cull WATERFRONT .-..:..._.:_r!'a.. flynnld bdt•f01'1
b'nMSO . HOMES • • lll-1761
Ol'f" "' o • 11 s '"" roM NKt' AEAl ESTATE J•lhllll HOMl+=~~:
t 8 26 Trade w 1 n d s,
Newport Beach. 631-1826 BROI< EllS-REAL TORS
101'.W Ball>oob11·lo•I
room. Country s tyled 1---------1---------
k1lche n . Large rear MIMl·RANCH
31R·ASSUME
$19,000. Sp yard. Assumoblo V A. YGLASS loan with total payments
-thl.s "Old Nt.>wt>Ort Quall BIG FA.MIL Y ty" hnme 1~ J~l ror you. NO
AD
Be tho fln;l occupant in of $272.00 per mo. Hurry
lhlS new Spyglass home. ~~unique bu.y. Call
Enjoy apaclous rooms Ol'fH 1,19. 11 HUtno ""'IC'. with • Sfianiah flavor.
CATALINA VIEW Lanai errtry, huge living
ROOM An idyllic ham1: you can
t"ftjoy ~~~~.:1~~~rz· 1•e11ttl
Newport Crest " I Plan·•
2 Bdrm, 3 ba. h~c mai.ter
swto. Prof dcrorntcd
$134 .500. Call Tom
Dearth.
room with s t one
Cireplace. Formal ban·
quet sized dining room.
Lar~c country s tyle
kitchen Separate 22'
ronuly room with adjoin·
with beam cc1ltrfll1' &
loadll O( charm IS only
one of the outslant.lana
rentures of lh1~ J
hcdroom. 2 bitth home
IL'! gol forred air hcut
U\I. bwltlnii, wall lo wall
tarpelang. drapt.'I. brick
hreplacc tic best of all a
low, low pno o( $67.000
Call before its 1old
CALL 751·3Ull
C::SEL ECT
T'PRQpERTIES
Hl>UCED Sl.00
PllSQ.FT.
Hue• 2500 aquare foot family home wllh pool
table 1bed famUy room
and formol dlnln1 room
Corona del Mar lllgh
School dlatricit. Nliiht
uiht view from some
room1. Now ll51,000.
Call today. 873-8S50
O'fH '" •• II s UH ro If HICI'
Just one homt-Crom
South 8Jyfront
Oul't land 1n~ 2 bdrm
home with '":uepllonal
llv\n~ room f, pitched
heiAm!I. One bdrm + honu1 room ~nt.al urut.
~a40R.lot. sz 1t .ooo
C.all for mformallon · -
can teH you all thil'I
Home hu to o(fer • A
new Home In Irvtne's
Turtleroclr ! Let'1 look!
Red Carpel 75'4 1202
64Mt••
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COATS t. WALLACE
REAL ESTATE INC.
A IEACHUTtlAT
$49,500
4Be•oom
• Large C08ta Mesa home
with 4 over s ii.ed
bedrooms. family rm,
hea\')' shake roof. tiled
entrance way &
fireplace. Great location
close to park, lenn 111
courts and all schools.
Ju.,l IL'lted call s.46·5880
for CUii details .
LIDO ISLE 1ng covered terrace.
Separate wing for
Exclu"1ve. newly de· h1dedway master suite &
coralcd thru out :i chlldrens rooms. Take
Bdrm. all new kitchen over FHJ\ loan. S263/Mo.
Slept> lo tennis cnurt.'> & pays all. Hurry! Call
pn vale be1ch $175, 963-7881 C.a II Lew Os bom MH m • • n-s fl.I'# 'lo II NJCtt
CANNERY VILLAGE !• , .• ~~tA:~6£l Tch IUldJ1t;
~ l.o poundin1 surf
WHATIKNOW START ~¥lt~E. ~
ABOUT WOMEN try! Gourmet kltchen.1-------1 ranch 1tyl(I living. s
Step-down converaaUon Bedrma, formal dlnlng
tao\l.ffOA l"l.A '0
• 67~900. $44,500
Yes, It's atill possible to
get a roof over your bend
for under $50,000! Conve-
nient location for ahop·
J>ln•"community pool &
Jacuni ovallable tool Better check this out
TODAY I 646·77U.
Is oot.hln&: of coone, ex· Oarden O.rov•Schoolt, area + II replace! TWO FIREPLACES! rQ\, family rm, & sep.
cept lhat m<»t women 1t:::tlrui~=4:' S unahlne breakh1t 2 fireplacet, 2 family pmeroom. Ada tothll 0
will love this 2 story Starter H • .,.tlo. Pool •• Jacunl . rooms, 2 baths, and 4 In· sit down bar, office/den.
hon'le In c09ta Mesa. SM Red ea-om• ~~io2 voU01btll. Gar~n Uvtni vlt.Jne bedrooms • the beailtlluJ 1wlmmina pool
wUI be ecstaUc ove1' the .,.... aUf.allnat.141..010 bat b'f ln town! Walk· &Jacuz.zl and you have It lavlah ~s~.t\. 2nd story Ol'WN11191 Nfdo:L'Z'i In I h t• n co to aU! sm.ooo. ~
Walker & lr.e
H1n1l ltllote ~r::i~~. ~~ ~l~l;: EAST I ' lt~lillftl ~*=~~·:i ~3~: PETE-REABARt.::rvR:" ·~~~~!Ml!!~~~ beautiful 3 bedroom . + .::::m•••~•••=r °"'N'"''""'-""'OetMCf• ~ ~ced realiaUcally '4%-5200 RU MOUMT AIM
at . Doa't dl,.p-s~~~:!rn:1ll [~1·~t•!f!l 1~~~~~~~~~ f,;~mdl~r~ .. ru~~d':d r.;:i!f~4F.~ l~A3:m:e~~UaPEl[i·aR"~1· BLU Ff --·~ .~..!?~~= ~ir~::•,:::fi:~::.~~:t ~~,;'.~1
ClalGned 8ec:UOft • • • OM~ S<r:~~}A-!~~S · sc.sm. 4984718.Byowner PhoaelCl-:1111. $8edrooma;3Batbs! 111'1# lnt1i1111/n,, W01d Gom• wi11. o Cli11c1.le --------• Masterbedi'oom tel • • n « 1002 G .. ., .. .. -------•I PM" Formal dlnlnt anct"faml· ui.4 .. QAY L tOWJt -----
WANlADS
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WONDERS
WORLDWIDE
1• -'1--"Ut Call ·~·=-.~ ~ ~ VII.LAPA.RI Rett~n>et 154-1202 .._';",_..,.~
°""9r>-' WU Custom~ Ql'I ~ ~
Vf/t'/ cloan. 2800 1q tt. Bd:nn. I ba. J Cat de
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~-_! t.chedaar. GALA PROPERTIES
CUISfa 1541 OlD
CORONA
DUPLEX
wUt\ Old• corooa charm.
6unn1 patio, cutt om ~It, at nlct17 l)aMi.._
HURRY ON THISONEI C•64~tf00
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Beauttlul condo ln Corona deJ Mar.
3 bedroom, 2~ bath, dinlna room,
family room. wet bar, 2 level view
of city lights plus tefuJ.ls, pool, Jacuut and saun a! ,136,000
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P I N I R H 0 'M I S
ROM SH,100 TOSI ,300,000
WOOODIDGI UTATIS
Popular Adams Model. Only 4 BR'
model in the Estates. Formal din·
ing. fa~ & 2~ baths. Raised en··
try. w en staJrcaso . + private
patio enhances this home. Master
BR features lg. wa lk-in closet.
SllS.000. Natalie Benjamin 752·1414 •
(T·ll) ·
YOUR II~ CNANCI
To bur a ••atG0 4 BR home on a
,.BIG' corner lot. One of the FEW
homes left in "Tho Ranch". Neat. clean, pretty & readJ to move Into.
At a atill 0 1maU" ~rice. $93.SOO • COls Miller 642-8235. (T,12) •
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FOUNTAIN PLAZA -NEW LISTING Desirable condo In excellent
condition. 3bdrm,1~ba. two
story. No wax cushion floors
in kitchen, fresh paint 2
floors . Patio carpeted
w/ AstroTurf. 2 car garage. By
patio. Only $58,000.
(714) 545-9491
WESTCHESnR AREA
FHA .. VA TERMS
New listing, very sharp home
on a corner. New roof 2 yrs.
ago. Upgraded kitchen
w/new cabinets & flooring &
ceramic tlle.4 bdrms~ FR, OR.
IAYCREST-OtDF1aD BEAUTY EXECUTIVE MANSION
RmUCED $11,0001 Orarnatlc: 3 le'iel, • bdrms, 3 Superliltive In fNety ~pect
Most unusual cstm designed full bAths. Vaulted cellfng LR, in this plush& comfOtUble 4
VIP residence w/3 JpKious For. DR, view from kitchen & bdrm,3 bath, V1P residence In
bdrim. J tMths~ frml din rm & bre1kfut rm Into I.rs• FR w/ M>Ulht after, exclusive Npc
tam rm plus btfl POOL. frplc &r TV room. Huge master Bch area. Over 3600 1q. ft. of
(7t4)646-m1or(71•)540-8944 bdrm on 2 levels -high quiilltydeslgn&crftsmnshlp.
(714) S4}-9491 3 IR 2 IA cefllng. (7141 S4S.!M91 (n4)540-8944or(714)646-m1
ON MESA VERDE u~IDf
Only $65,000.
GOLF COURSE TOWNHOME FANTASTIC VIEW ~·.,
MllA VERDE MAJESTY
Unlquety destsned around 1
tie, btfl pool this tlepnt 4
bdrm home Is Ideal for
1raclou.s family livin1. Out-
1t1ndln1 prof. landscaping.
Bt11 aru, close to the country
dub.
(714)~or(714)6'6-7711
f Spanish d-or, prlvat• patio, From this immaculate Npt 4 bdrm,l1edlnlnla~,shade Best location • antastic view "'"' " L.-k b _ .. _ Open house Sat & Sun 12-6. from master bdrm, liv rm, OR enclosed garage. Must see _ Bch hilltop ,hom,.. .Superb trees In U4C y~ , a ineu In
Shup 2 BR house. lrg yard & beiutiful kitchen, 4 Bdrms, hurry! oversize fam rm &Jounal liv-g.UilJe, near schools & shoP.-
BEAUTIRJl·
SAN CARLOS sacs
w1th many trttS. (714) ~~71 •nt Fm,bochwlfrpks..\'*-'of pin&-Nlce.Pltfo In bad, lge (714) 963-5671 FR, 3'12 Ba. l ovely custom harbor&sunset over Catalina! lot & located°" q1.tlet 1treet:
Tastefully upgraded In all
areu. Huge panelled bonus
'rm. Generous l bdrma, 244 ba,
lovely pool & jacu zzi.
MARINA HIGHLANDS home with maximum privacy. A TTEN. FLUOR EXECS (714)S4<M944ot(714)646-7711 • Priced for quick sale.
Btfl 3 bdrm, 2 bath & family rm (71 4) s.45-9491 Fresh new listing San Joaquin STEPS TO THE IEACH (n4)~r(1'14)646-7711 LIDO ISLE it150 000 TownL.ouse. VJew of Turtl--1 -~ ..... -executive hom~ in quiet, ~ • n .. -This l bdrm & fm1y rm lmrmic """""" ••
private neighborhood. Charming beach retreat rock hills, park & future lake. home hi.5 It all! Prestigious Nice .. BR, a.St\,, lr1 din flT),
Country kl&chen w/BBQ,
frplc & plank flooring. Call
now on this onel Owner desires immediate w/privacy & 'Klusion for the Heavy shake roof, gold ptush location, ~n view & Just fam room, estate lot, alley
sale. Blcycle distance to the busy executive. Just listed. carpeting. Desirable San steps to the beach. This ac:cess for 8 & T. Beach 1 min.' (71•) 54$-9491 ... •
beach. Better take a look TODAY I Cirlos model. • cti.rmet won't last. Call now. away. Only $66,9SO. (714)540·8~or(714)646-77.11 (714)540-8944or(714)6'46--nn (714) 545-9491 (714)540-8944or(714)646--7711 (714) 963·5671
Walker & Lee Sold ·13,889 hom.es in 1976. •• and that's a record! list your home for sale with. the hard-working record setters! r -
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COSTA MESA OFFICE:
2790 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 545-9491 or (714) 545-0465
FOUNTAIN VAUfY OFFICE:
17213 Brookhurst Street
Fountain Valley, CA 92706
(714) 546-1754 or (n4) 968-3371
HUNTINGTON BEACH
MAGNOUA ADAMS OFFICE:
9032 Adams Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 926'6
(714) 963-S6n or (n4) 556-7035
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
SPRINGDALE BOLSA OFFICE:
6042 Bolsa Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92647
(714) 897-0321
NEWPORT BfACM/
IRVINf OFFICE:
2043 Westcliff Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
(714) 540-8944 o r (714) 646-7711 fi.
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• Bearer Is entJtled to free
~·anut €valuation
of a Resident~! Prp~
A'lulyli& will be made by a Walker & Lff, Inc. market n>eclalist.
There Is no cost or obligation. You may return this certificate or
call for an appointment. Offer is good lndef lnltely-pleiSe
retain with your household documents.
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Stripe-Happy!
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BY OWNER BY OWNER 3 Br, newly
Sup.ER OLD CORO..._..._ SHELTERED SpygJU1 Hill. sns,ooo. s dee. Off Balter St ""' Br 3 Ba, View. Harbor 166,000. Appt. 546-7387
We seldom have been able to offer1a View Hilt., 1189,soo. 4 Bt
home with as much quality & charm. INVESTMENT ~~fl~·~~e:S'&~~~~1
as well as so many special features: 20 UNITS at St93,ooo. approx. 4200 ft., 3 bdrms., huge f am Uy ood leverage. 120.000 BY OWNER. Har View
MESAVEIDE
IYOWHER
r. ._il!2,l._jcjt£_})el)t...!.. CJt:. garage • .Ar..1-._ w n ~~j en t .~:_1~!~~ ~:ta~~;;wnum~--etenrtar: n·.:w~ra ... ~poc"'"k_et_ .. ~~naes. Gross wo00 ~ams. f ·frpfcs.
& j llst steps to Corona Beach, with multiplier e.99. Call ror $170,000. AA 8 7:;8~
3 br +den. 2 ba, frplc. +
d1n rm. Quiet SL Open
Jlouse SliJS•n ~· Prlnc. only $105,000
557-«>22
Off \hi &Off 101 fun ~lid
~ plly 111 this .... fl(kfl' 9018 Stripe ha py wrap 1atl
SIZES 2-8 • teamt "'''~ tklrts. ~11/, 111 . ,m ,ur Crochet in 3 color co111 I~ 1fTMi-m..m.. bo of worSlid trot wn Swill "J .,.,.i., dowble crocllel Patte111
71Z2 Sitts -.10 111CIUdtd
11CLASSlC11 SPANISH
Ocean and golf course vlew, original
mission tile roof, 3000 sq. ft. of charm.
ceramic tile ped~al basin, hardwood
tloors, 2 fireplaces. large patio,
street-to-street lot. San Clemente.
$215,000. Submit your offer.
* 494-7111 •
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1&.UICH1,
SPECIAL
Excc:ull\'8 nel1bbothood,
' warm " comfortab .. • bedrooms, l"4 lu•ur10UJ
belba , decora~ed
throughout witb bn1hl
cheery colon. Flora
lands~aping surround•
this lovely dollhouae
0111 collect Ma-2535.
MN I~ l>•tlO~tOatNCI•
11. 25 tor •~II 111t1t1" Add 35' 11ch e111tt111 for l11st c1H1
"1111111 and hellfh"I ltM 11:
ocean view. $930,000. appt. We have other pro· CORONA 4Br. 2ea. Jot sz 87.SxlO'J. OP84 SAT/SUM. l·I 214 POPPY AVI. perti• r&Q&lnl from 4 nearest crou street
{Park at Hazel ·Dr. entranee) unlta up,~ HIGHLANDS Paularlno cptc; ".tile
759•0811 I FCS~ I PANOllAMIC thruout, concrete slab. UPE~~B OCIANYIEW KJtchen 11•, apprx 2200 A..dellahtlul 3 Br, 2 Ba tq ft. 2 1ty, lndry In fiut "" home-with view from sarase, dbl car 1araae.
& •• a 111 'B"• nearly every windotv. fncd yd. Trust deed of ~ wUWut ~· Larse ntaater sulte1 136,493. ~sklne $82,500 wood beam celllnl ana Solar beat for big pool at
ollJc hardwood Ooora in back M9·188.\ eon.a del Mw I 022
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·~ $.._. HERITAGE
. . !lEALTORS
"walk·t.o private beach" PrlmetocaUon. ~u;e4 Br,
locat.lon. AND Fam Rm bH. Masatve
Owner will carry ffl'llt Spanish brick (pie, fully
tnlltdeed. 1172 aoo lmulated " etctenalvely ,._ 644 7. 21·1 upcraded lbriaout. Xtra
-• It• left & fNt tr"9, ex-
/Jn Nll1!l
UAI LI i ~.
f1S~Ol 1AJ [5
t.enelv• lndeopn1 .
Spanlah brick P•tlo.
Open Houle Sat fc ·Sun.
1·4PM. Prlnc. only
pleue. 114.SOO. 54"'°966
Wltela11
U(Al E'JlAlE ----
MISA VlltDI
Luxury view bom'
w !pool on aolr cour\e, 4Dr, 383, lam rm, din.Ing
area + olflce/
Ubrary /den combc>. quiet
nel&hborhood. SJ.88,000.
Sy owner 545-4101
SOtmi
LAGUNA
•99·4551
DANA
POINT
493-8812
...... IHctt~ I 041 L.gii.. .._.. I 04'
M~VERDE
SUPERHOME
By Owner. Used bnck atrium, leads ---------
.;.¥-~ HERITAGE
to slate enLry & earth
Woe decor. s Br, 2 Ba.
DR, LR. FR. spread over
2500 sq.ft. An ol'ftte over-
looks ob ve tree in low
maant yard, where a
palJo & cabana flank a
wrou1ht Iron fenced custom pool. Corner
location in prime area. f'EALTORS ~~~~~~~~~I &>at door & room !or RV -or glirden. $l l6K, con·
sider lease. By 'Bppl.
M>3152 EASTSIDE
LarQelot
XTRA
FEATURES
for mom & this 2 story 3
br home. Large bonus
room, family kitchen
w /breaklast bar, bi& re·
ar yard w /tall trees. New
paint In & out. Near
schools & shop'g. Won't
last at $81.500
C...turyll
96)..0961 <..1Ulrmin& i!ld of cul-de· D..a Point I 026 .ac:Jloaae.-3-Bed.rrn. Ym ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
rm & fireplace Why nol ONTREICUFF DAD
t•itll now? S.S. 7221 Beautlrully furnished z CEHTl.llY 2 I Br Condo overlook m g
DEaAB.D
41R-31ATHS
Investor'• deHcht !
Beautllul, larae Plan 5 in Deerfield Park; hiahJy
upfraded, with pfush
carpets, drape& & wall
coverings. 4 Spacious
bdrms.. formal~ dining
rm. & 3 baths: all thla
plus more ln lhlt 2500 sq.
ft. beautiful home I
Hurry on lhls one!
Priced to aell 1
w .stclff R.-Ah. hnrbor. View le_> Mexico TREAT MOM ___ ._., Everylh1ng 1s here.
R ..a., $159,000. Call loday. lo this beaut Romani~~~~~~~~~! 3RYI R E Network 493-7512 pool. ft comes ·complete
41dmttC9CIDett _C..mmoCapistronoR.E w /a nice clean 4 br 4 BR.
red hill.....:.
552-7500
Prestige Fr~m home, Fount-. Valley I 03 4 home. Cpts, drps, AC & + POOL
a pleasure i. 1>ee ! <I ••••••••••••••••••••••• m o r e . l m m e d
bedrooms, forTTlfl dining CONDO SPECIALlST. possession. $7<1.900 1107,SOO Will buy this
& separate Camb room. H B • c M • F v I y . C.twy 2 1 family home with lta
Hearty fireplace lo Touchstone Really, 963..0t61 very own POOL. HJ&bly warm your 'toes . 963-0867 ---------•upgraded LaPalma
Gourmet kitchen. Askanp Landmark by ownr. 4br, Model Jn The Ranch.
$76,900, BKR cidl By owner. Open Sat/Sun 3ba. good location. Close to schools &
540-1720 ' l·S. 3 BR. Stratford. Nice ID'l.500. 963-4308 parkway.
dt-corallng & lndscpg.
TAR.LL Nr. S.O. Fwy., all
i.chools & &hopping. Im
mac. $70,500 Prine. only.
84841388 Mon. t.hru Thurs. "#I In Calffdnlla"
Walkm Glee
Real f stnte
• ·:uJli.. 2Ba, Huge bqpWJ rm
Vet.Ii OK I ,26ti ~ pl""'
B11t. 81g country k1tch
'Ir So. Cal Plaia Agt
751-7480
SUDerCondo Lu~~oUll and large with
prlvalt! pool & security.
1 rpgraded. mnny 4l"tra!1
Try $7500 down.
64S-3474
after 7 PM or wcckendi;.
~
Walkttr 1; lP.t!
Re ul I :lta re JUST
REDUCED !
University Park, single
bc>me, spedacular hilh
beam ceilings: /Win ·
dows. Kitchen, w /adobe
& brick. • Br 3 Ba. Fam
Rm, 1 blk to school. pool
& pa.rt. $134.500. SS2-0896
FOltMER MODEL
Lovely 2 bdrm .. den
~;upgraded carpet-ing. wallpapers &
landscaping, patio cover,
etc. Air-cond., auto.
sprlnklerit. In
Turtlero<:k, aU97 .500
... 1-.-,-
(.'0NOO SPECIALIST, ~:~e;l ;n'!,!~"t,·~ 113:~ I Commercial Coast $54,SOO n•. C'll. f' Vly . lndscp'g. AbaolutC' Hl1bway at Victoria
It'll a shame lo let lh11 TQUch tot1e Really , beraautatt63.950 Beach. Prime Jocatton,
beautiful 3 bd 2 bn home ~ -----bulldable & ocean view.
on a qwet st.n.~t ao for 10 5'S Resale Specialists. 3. • 1bey are: UUJe but 1t must be gold 4 °" s bdrm model& avail IESTSll£ Tbree R·2 lot.•·S40,000
lhl5 w~k. nus one wall ~· w pools. 9G8-4tlOZ IUl.ll, INC. IANCH llALTY each. he rro.ooo ne•t ye.1r Call ~neton Propertles ... 232l Two C.. l lota·M<l.000 each.
quick. Agt 64tl 41171 MA., N F.R cov E 2br. -"""==:;::=-----___ 1_s_1_-2_000 _____ ._4_9_4-1 __ 0_5_7_•_
DISllilL.e t·or1fo s blka to bch IWW• PAMTAS11C LOCATION "1JOO Hllh• 1042 That ia what this ONIACaEISTATI Chotc~ E1u1taildelocnt1on JIUMTINGTON COVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deerlield Park Homo la Sao Juu dttam home.
3 IW, 2 bo, bla muter =· 12''>ba. 2 car prait ON WATER 120·. M' dock, au about. 1 bedrooms, Under const.rueUon. de·
•\lite. Lee lot. rncd yorl1. cu' OM DUPLEX . 4 Br twnb1.-on point. family room, dlnine luxe custom·built. bomt Alley acc ... to detached Lak p near Pvt. best vu szes.ooo. room and SPA. 111>5,000. on one acre eatai. over·
iinr, RV ttorace. Open ,. ark S!Z0,000. Try Ownr/Aa.'l. 714-8401819 Callfotappt. loolclng Capl4tran o
ly,449Matnotla64211618 n. E L EST AT g.,.... 1044 balha, aourmet kitchen
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REAL ESTATE
IUY A Pl.Eel OF
LAGUMAHACH
VIEW LOT
Easily bulldable ~·
100' lot. Ocean view
owner anxious. ~.ooo. ATTENTION:
INV~ORS!I!
2 lotl·hold for future d
velopment. $21,000tottl. hSe Sat/Sun 4·l'>. Prln on I.th·. n. COF.1·15 71 -------~ Valley. 4 Bedroom•, 4
------'=------PE8S10NAl.S ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ~ with everythl~g _butlt•ln.
MmA VERD~ 3 Dr I Ba. 3-83771963-7653 a "!J>l•cea. 5!90,0()0
Dlnln1 Rm. Yam Rm. SEAIUaY Start H I 1 ~d::n~;~,&:u~,r~~: GllACH cua.e 2 ~dr~!·lLh L? '3£8f'ltf?iw 1104So.CoastHwy.
PADl!6ed Fam Rm, ter-• 2 be, upgraded, e uatom rlrepJace ~ •• ...... Ha•••·n U lonattbBayii'ua LAGUNA BEACH
EXCLUSIVE LEASING
AGENTS fo'OR THE
VILLAGE FAIRE
razio entry, lit p11llo. 2 beach. Priced to tutetully enclosed rroaL --.. _., ~C\IU Nifua foontalns, frult treH, OD81 f atlo. Va rd 18 a Hl•lOOO 496;.7ZU IJl.olU ___ 49_7_•_2_4_5_7 _ __.
ftoe bome . Fine __ ,._ ______ , and a cap• d ~~~~~~~~~
nel1bborbood. Cloeo to rmtterpiecet Near com·~-If~ 1tb .ti lllb. t· ~~:O·~~• Bdaaltlelyr muoity park ,and pool bl& mdl 6'S bit. Ma1ntneena. eatm tun. V. and t.enniS court! Soond CoUeco Pk aftL t Br. 2~ heart of Lisuna • /«ean 2-SP • AS'I· nlee? Call Red Carpet ba, boo rm at lam-rm. vu. I BR, 3 BA, 2 paUoe,
Realtort.a:wao. 14'181.&amacAve. hllf• deck, n. to •L lot. l~~~~~~~l~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;I '295.000.Call tor~ IOMD RIM.TY
131·9411
·-· . .
640TUSTIM Ml..a-~ 10'7 OPIMSA'r SUM l·I
••••••••••••••-••••••• MOit dellrable Newport 1----------1 Helahta area; a 1parlll· MOST AUUllM• int clean a bdrm., ~ balh .home on a lareo, corner 3 bedrma, l~ bath, pluah lot. Room tor RV or easy
earth tooe decor. Whb acce11 to put ln a IOlar toes of wood and brick. pool, Many custom bulll·
Prof. landacpd, alr Ins. $110 ooo
cond., view, 2 large cov. ,il, · :!C:.~~:i~~jT•~~••l '71~. , __ 4Jid1111!
RED CARPET . • 75-HlO • lte.tton 761-1100 3637 E. C t flw~·. CdM
THE REAL
ESTATERS I -__)
TH£ REAL I
ESTATERS 1
---_J
IBTIEACH IUY -
$135.000
2 Sty, 3 BR. 3 BA, 2 frpll-
12 yrs old. 30x100 fee R·2
lot w /room to build.
Ea.slly converted to 4-2
duplex or ~ecorate &
have lovely sln&le re&
beach bm. 1~ blka to ocean. ~ blk to park &
bey. CaU Pat Stomel:
f7$.677Sor846-7414 a.at.
HAalORVIEW
MOMT'EGO
By .wner. 4 Br w /fam' \
rm. Fee land. Well kept. ,
Open house Sat/Sun 1·5
or by appt. 1989 Port
Seabourne. Ph 6'4·5568. $145,000
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OLSON
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IDIAL FAMILY HOME
This charming home, located in the
Westcliff area. offers x.lnt noor plan,
marvetous stOrag~ space; 3 barms.,
2Y2 baths, service room; tasteful de-
cor. Frplc .• family rm .• beautlrul
swimming pool & Ianni. Why not call
tod.ay for an app't.? $149,500
•. . l-1100 RE.ALTY ~ <._--3377 Via Udo, Newport leach
673-7100
UHITWMITS An 1cro. Term• b)' tl>O/mo.CaU dbl •ar, w/ltllcb. hlh. Niau I. Adule. ooly, rer1
TWO.FOUR PLEX:t:S 4*Dff.IM·ml c..teMtM 3214 Pool. dbhte. teonla. EXECUTIVE CONDOMINIUM req. $4'0/mo OI' be.
11 .... ••-... on n .• u.... Will •~ • ........_ Cpt1, drp1, d1hwahr. 4fM.'f2tl2,ll0~¥rlld..,.._
cxdu•na• <;uJI our omce 11::::• 2100 pa..., w ro r n1. rac eau area w sccur y. --~ "' --...... ~ .. ,,.... •-/fl l N hi B tt"(ul lth it 2
touuppomtau:atto•• .. :.~f!............ t.,-=~·~smo. Bedrooms. den and htih beam cctl·
tbs• ~.$ Platt ••• .,._ in1s, 2 bathi .+ huge bonus room
clialvt .SOO••· T"f~R.,,;. Hwtlw4•••" lHO with wet bar. Fireplace. Large
-.. 1 mt ...... \led ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio with lirepil. Br'l 0 ht and SIX UNITS EASfSIDE nvv _. D
Lovely pride of E.~rk~er 751-4115 ~N~~~1J:,~.cei':·zp':o~~plo~'.~'tt cheery. Excellent entertaining
owncratup unlh oldle1 D d kl • .. bo Cl 0 home. Clubhouse fa ell. w/ pool.
but goo dlo . Near Redlatate !!~. y~i):.·~~~ :J ~. !~t 'm: .V:; boating & fishing. We will take We•t~lltt. Offend •t W91hd 2'00 S375tmo. Call for 1ppt., 714. 82 T • o o u t.f r . chlldrcn. Month to montl\ or lea!o.
S205,000 by appointment ••••••••••••••••••••••• fdaJ)' or Don Mobam.cl $550. No lee. Call
only. O WN Property ln c~•opu~aT•---------n•1"'rv Mlt'lner'1 Cove 2 br 1 ~ 141-1471or14Ml41
IMMACULATE 4 DR.
customlicd, larae fenced
yard, fir plact. vie•!
~ Call Lorayne at.
831·2!12 or 8Sl·t411
aaont.
COSTA MESA lnflewBaood. H~wlhorne R6E7ALl-5TOllRSI b.a. idult condo. Pool, TRIPLEX or So. Y anie · --•~ S3 """'o Now Patio Home. 3 BrZ\.\
Pride of ownerahip on WILL PA y CASHll w....... 15. 64()....,_ Sa, Fam Rm, Din Rm,
quiet stre~t Spicloui Pb. Tom D'Ale.undro Heaut 3 Br 2 Ba. cpt.s, S\1PEA CLEAN 3 Br, 2 Hat~.. ......._ 3244 air. 1750 + sq.ft , N6 pet.a.
owners unil wilh T.D.ftltOPlltTllS drps, fplc, bllns, encl Ba, bltns, lge Fam Rm. ~ lZ.42 ....................... $475 mo. Owllr /Brkr
fireplace. Cull tor ap· (213) 674·690'1 or (714> aar.l.Qdey,nopeta.$3.50. Nr shops & beach .••••••••••••••••••••••• brand new Tw11e Rock 7:t10231&8302:Ut Ml~leodt IOHSanClement• 1076 N 1 $4 ' 20 I 6441103 83M.'l87 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Polnt~nl. ow on y S·ti 1 an)"l me. or · ---------Boal slip at front door homu•vull. )1a)'26. $700 MiuioaVa.fo 3267
\\, !1. •I .l\.( • l'llJ,111', Altn In vestor1. 2br, ten nantoccupcondo,superb
si:w>,ooo • m4>s.&6·52'llaft.6Pm MESA Verde xlnt loc. ~ SlJPERSHARP <if'). l Br Condo, ni!w. mo.642-262!_ -•••••••••••••••••••••••
l'nvutc party v.•ould like br, 2 ba, dbl frpl, fam rm & CLEAN Cor lower. Ten nil, pools, UNIV Park Terr 3 br 2 Cui.lit del Sol. ad1lt, love
to buy 1 to 15 units. D/W. S4SO lncl'e. &rdnr 3Br, 2Ba Landmark ~~~,;,.~~~ ~~~ ba,n~.pool.S«O.'m.1896 ly.2 ~R. /\IC, v~w. club
IJHl950 Avl6/1. '151-04861979-4575 home, HJ ml to beach, 1 500~536.1474 orSSl·W 5 p\lf '· $400. &tHltT or
Stnking 3br. 2ba, !am yr old, 963-6116 ' S&2 0331 1~~;"8';;~.~~~~ct :~::' rm., 1754 Iowa. Cpt'd & Lovely 3 br, 2 ba home. WATBtNHOHTb N:;t ~o&e~r~~ 1Aa,~c 2 _w;....ee_k_~_fr_ee_r_e ... ,.,-be-g-ln-.
loc. '63,500. No loan fees. I .PllQuail l
Ocem View co.cto ~~~tnance. Pvt .. IPlac•
Total securit). every ---D-..tf-a men 1 t y $:.!!IU. oou Saft Juan .--. -P'752 • .,20 67s.8BOO ~ltrCIRO I 071 l400 CMW\St. Nl\WOaf llACM StOO to ~25 000 By pvt drp d. $150mo.64H838 Fplc, ow. crptg, dra""li, Hunlln&ton ar our, 1 l 1 j · 1• DI"" ltfay 15 3 Br 2 811 · .. · · 2 s ,.... 4Br. w dock-immediate poo • enn 5 • acuu • h ... ( d ...; ........ 1..------....................... '.---------pt.y. 6U·l.u2 See it now! 3 Br 2 Bu car ear. Jn uper poueislon. lease $1190 clbhse. $285 mo Own me, nc . ..,,,,,._ ....,
Refttah charmer. $450. Ref's nelihborhood. S395/mo. mo. 1 yr. $1075 mo. 2 yr. AgL. 546-07&5. El Dorudo 3 br. 2 ba, 180 EXECUTIVE
AXER UPPER
WESTCLIFf' AREA
Open Houae Sat 1·5
21111 HJghJuntl Om e
4 liedroom. den, l'OO\ e
nJent tn everything Lo ..
d y heated & llltt-recl
pool Call for 111(orma
!Jon.
673.7601
-~4ftlMA PAU.-
MOllLE HOME
Beautllul 'lew C>f »ay
New leu'!e Be:o1t mob1I\'
home in arc<i IM
MA CUL\TE ' O N LY
$32,000
~SAT/SUM 1·5
l 1212 'OMO Olivos
Beamed cc ili ngs. secluded pallQfi & a fine
arbored pa1.hwuy lead t.o
lha ~aut. 4 bdrm home
3' UNITS
Santa Ana. Sli00.000
27 Bachelor wuts &
12 l·Bdrm. units
llLLGRUNDY
REALTOR 675-6161
In finest are a of Sani.---------
Juun. Large lot with doge .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.---.-.-.-_-
kennels & greenhouse.""
~ iz;i,UJfXt~
• 675-5930 •
:urn E "'I II \\\ ('d~I
Di1tr..1 rrop.rty!
We can find it ror you.
Beach area. Probules,
bankruptdea, trus tee
sales, forced sal~. under
market \·alue•. We cnn
JOinl venture. Call World
Wide Brokch!, 673·454!'1
1080 --
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~735$or7514060 963-~Ast.,nofee. Call Lee wkdys 1213) de&. new, qw•l cul·de·
HoMMt FvnJ~ Hall of Fame 3 Br 2 Ba Gr e :at Ca I C I ass I c 87(}0321 L...,.. •ech 3241 sac. $400. mo. 8:1Hl871
••••••••••••••••••••••• compl redec, aU nu blln :!:~~::J1o~~~~k 300~fR& 1 Br Twnhome. PLUSH. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cordo' 11 3· Br. fncd.
G1n1ral 3102 & refrig, MSG. Halecre. ichoola. Only 5415/mo. Wet l>ar. Atrium. Tennis. OLDE Jndscpd. 2 pallos, se-e!
••••••••••••••••••••••• tennis, swim clb avail. Call Po o 1. CI u b house . SPANISH 26975 El Ret\To. 1350.
ll&rr ALS GALORE!! M2·47S8 SJ2S/mo. Call ?ttr. Nelson LOCATED "oN OCEAN 213-421·4582
? We have lhti latest kl 1210, 2 Br, dOtJe to all! 898·21638 SIDE OF HWY. A'f VIC· .,._.,--_...--.. -oc----l -26_9_
DAJL\' Rental lisls ln the Ref. gar, more! Unt H T 0 RI A BE AC II ,.... ' beach areas. 100'1 of Small fee. 645-4900 • Hunt. Har. oney. Sbr, Sp k> 2 BDRM h . ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••
vacanc1ea NOW! Sml Cam rm. $650 lse. ac ua ·R 81 BLUFFSCXINDOS
fee/Free Ule lime sv~. * •C.....,.. Gui• REALJY INC. 714/14M4582l3/592-287l ~~Jed1ie~r~~enn ~: Leases 11tarth11 at MSG
645-4900 $220. 2 BrJncd yard, pall 714/146· 1371 tn'"9 3244 fluence. Lge. picture Month. Agent 144•1133
••COftlUfMf'Shl• +more.Nice! PlxSmal ••••••••••••••••••••••• win~ow w/VI EW OF LIDO ISLE. yrly '8()0, .......... _,.,_~ 3106 Fee.645-4000 f530. 4 Br. 21!.i Ba. din rm, IRVINE THE OCEAN~ BEACll available Jwie t. 3 Br 2 --••Com. ....,.. 1 '"1• Cpam rmt'. 2 alHy, 2300t 8sq.fht. 2 DR, l Bu ..•....•• $325 BEL 0 W . Center B:.1. Inc sunny South ••••••••••••••••••••••• rtt s •0 e n l) c r i I t l " 714-846 m • . 2 BR. 2 Ba ........... $52.5 rep a cc In r us c patio, 642·5002or 675'6-128
W\nLer UtUe Island. E. •College Park. Beau LOOK. PROPERTIES 2 BR •. 111, ...... $475/$.5~ Spaab.h Oavor. Lgtt. Jot ---
Bayrront w pier Fully 3Br, 2ba. frpl, pool, incl aea,2 aa ..... St25/S.SSO w1courtyard patio, &!•--------••••••;~·;;;;;~;·••••• RMI &taf• Cot1ns..Or ~~im~~P~,:~u~ "':i!~ ~ :~.i~~· ~da ok HIGHLY upcraded 4-br, ·=~ 2~~· · · · · ~75~ ~~5c~h~~t1~0~:1'ete~ 1,~~D~t~~·c~ed
SAVI MONEY Pro res 1n~u tm c nl SJ.SOO,mo67302l1 w/Viulted cell'es. Liv 4BR.'ii~ea:·.~·$iii;~ remodeled & decorated. \'icwofblu,wa~r; 3br, analysis. apprat!ials. tax .......... __ , __ t_.... 3107 5 BDRJet 3 BATH $525. rm w /frpl, bri1hl ldtch BLUFFS Incl. new w /W c11rpellng. 21, ha, spllf·h:vel end un-
Lo.,cly lar11e remodeled & e xchanoc ad\ ice -nntaWG Kids, pets OK NB Gol w/dahw11hr.Heavyshake 4 BR,3ba .......... _CJ\ Owner want~ permanent home 3bd. 2ba. rrplc • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cou c••7"•s "'c7 -I Nr , ..... •· purk .o.•oo ...,_. tl 1650 Spec1a l12in g in Bc h rse ......... ,.. : ....., · '"""· ..... .,. .... ·.., BIG CANYON tenant. Good reference5 Harb«Vl•w Knoll new kit , blln<1. di.hwashr mulu.plex propt'rtJei.. 1275. 2 Br. kids. r e!. mo 848·~ reqwred Beautiful plu~h carpt 'g, dahws hr. won't last ! POOL HOME·4Br, 2Ba 3BR. 2\AJ Ba .. ·•· .. ·· $100 ~:..5 MO Cozy Rockport md I c u s l 0 m dr a pe 5 . Sellers&buyen.avail. Small ree.645·4900 luds &petsOK, pool &y Sharp 3 br, hv rm.wiffl>I , LAKE FOREST -w1p:.1nl! windows & New
l.ndscp'd VA·f'JL\ conv. Call Ron Ellis ••CGMumen hide maintained. $550 mo cheer f u I k j l ch 3BR.2Ba .......... i495 OWNER PAYSUTIL. England rt.arm. 2 Br' & $."M,OOO. 1215 No Daisy. Century218411188 __ __ ~or979-3079 w /dshwahr . Lj yd. MISSIOMREALTY den, 2 I'll, fncd. patio
Open House Sun lO.S Cr065Country960-23S8 tlw;l~on•och 3140 w /fruit trees. $375. 494·0731 overloolong greenbelt .. ..., Mesa Verde, 4 Br, 2 ba, 848 IM.27 ~-·638 _ _1__ r---------••••••••••••••••••••••• frplcs . Klds1pets OK•--·-------!600&, __ .-...A..6l•s Tudift I 090 ---------4 Bedrm beach home. Real.al or lse. $465/mo BRAND NEW 4 br. 2 ba, 2 LAGUHA NIU!" nv,.... • "'
••••••••••••••••••••••• SH0"1MGCEMTER fplc,patto,walkt.oshops. 645-9161 curt st)" Landmark home. HOME 752 3838or644·2542 Mllllillla&lil:I Xlnl Ora ni:e Co. loc. park & school. ~/mo. . Adams& Beach 842·1357 Spacious 3 bdrm +din THE SUMMIT Nea r ne w . Income Avail May 15. Agent Easts1de 2 Br house. 1 -- -rm. home. Lgc ltv. rm
llAltROH Vll·:W C,\H:'tU-:L
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9fi0.5:m
SEA\'IEW l'ort Htnal
-lbr. :Iha. tarn rm. <!7 18
sci.ft w panoramu \ ll'W
from 111'l«1n l11 11111un
tJmi. r;u.irdl·tl a.:.1l1· tt•n
0JS <T\.s, pool ~$9,000
Call Own r B \a.!nl
~ IBOO ----hdusl••
9'g C•yott 4ddr'ha
1 of tht' fl·W '1Pw Brnarl
morl' loh ;l\Jll Will
mt-et tht• '11.intlarih or thf'
mo'lt cl1~1·r1 m1nat ln):
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:i• 2ba Full bar in den. h d d ( (pl 1 d 1 Ranch S J. 2 Br+ <Jen, on S525 MO CO!>la Mesa . dupk x & :! I Br Twnhome PLUSH. ar woo loors. $35 c. gc yar • a icutc.•, Goll Course w /prime Vu. MISSION RE.ALTY
Wl'l bJr in d in rm. houM'l>. S\47.000 lncomt• Wet bar.Atrium Tennis. farm . 236 Comella $395.Evs1wknd11 002 0tl711 ~ 547 7044
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w1e x qu11:1 1t e "alnut SJ2Stmo. (;all Mr Nelson -----.-----$175 Ulll pd! Nice Area! ·11te J<anch, 4 br. 1:\4 ba. 0
famelin" Pool. S255,000. """"""" Mesa Verde super 4 Hr, Clot1c to aJI. Pix. Small RIVIER ... R" .... T"L"' lli\IWORVlEWll MI::S " .,.,......,..., pool. frpk, short lease. "" ......., "" ., L""efi 5 Br 3 Ba Fam '-' ly ,.. 11 ro pt Easl$1dc. l:l l 'n1ls. 'rl" in· 2':i Ba. Fam Rm. l"c f'ec.645·4900 .....,_....L ,.,.... "-· ' .. n on · \.a r 11 P · ' ' ° C • 540-M69 or 644·8415 l""unn oguna Um. hu"e y11rd on park, !'>'I 7929 come $.11.740. ~;x-ns<'s 1-1--3144 Cncd yard cul de sac * • -.. ...... l'!. •• I k .. . ,. • ,... • ·-· · -·-· ... • ..,., Wal tv beach. newly de-or school & pool, 640·9'l56 Wntmiftster I 098 S7577. OWC 2nd. ~.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• xlnl Joe. Nr. C. Club Dr . TURTLEROCK 3 Br 2 Ba, roratcd 2 bdrm .. 2 bath ----
I IO l I l>t!drm. 3 bach Oeerl1eld Popular Plan 3. SS95lncl grdnr. 545·5118 SUPER NICE: auto sprnklrs. cul de sac. house on large lot with NWPT JIGTS 3 Br dplx,
Xlnl cond CJll lor ad Two story, 3 Br, 2''2 ba 3 Br 21; Ba condo, 2 $4951se. ~5229 pnvat.c palio. ~75 Mo. l '-i 8.J. fplc. P\1 pullo, 4 BR. 2 bu. lrg ram-rm. dress 640 2.4M Townhome. Upgraded ••$365. 3 Br, 2 Ba. Bii. !pie':., paUo, 1:ar. pool, South L 537r. 552 7350
newly painted In· ((f). • ~ end unit. frptc, patio, DW. cplll. FP. etc. jac. sauna. uperaded. New Woodbnd&e·Poplar 09WtCI g~ a mo. ----
side out A Int of lite, ~.·.~·· elec ear opener. pools. M2·2221or846-9Memsf. $475 mo Bo b, Plan. Landscaped . Neat2Bdrm apt .. cloaeBLUFF'S·4Rr.2'iBa.2412 t>.out lnd11<'p'd 15701 l!'.r.11_ pla)• areas, cloh to y---h-.---, 2-3B--2B-213-868·2007 draped, 3 br. 2 ba. $475 t.oshoppmg & beach. $400 \'i~la llogur, 514.5771 or PJtnn off ttrookhursl our c oace 0 •• r. a -mo. Ml-5294 Mo. 6i1S c""I
ii. \1.1q;o Opt·n JO S schls $425,mo ~-0378 homesmxln~oond._both3BR.2BA.poo1.2cargar, <N<> ---
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Sl'J,500 494 1630 trade for lur.:t• li'<er up SlSO wk or S3SO mo. Ul Br, 2YJ Ba, cpts, drps, -·----Loop open house Pool ten, p\t cluhh11 t·
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Model. 3 Ur 2' • nu, encl lrvls1.i 2 llR . 2 hu . i.un 3 Pill es, $145,000 & up c--a..a..-.. l 171 979-l3l3. free. 848·1688 Bkr. Po o 1 I be a c h c I u b older 1 Br. Igo patio. $260 644·2841. l 8 ~01 h ...., ... _ l ake/tennis Owne; 217W:weSt.673454't uni Y n11on t•r ., pore polio New carp 7tlnits.1240.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12SO. E /Side 2 br, lba .3Br 2 8a,2000.iq.n.huge • f NWPTCREST2Br,dcn.2 ~a.11~~~.:,c~~t IH~ :>~ S?D..500Atit ~&-2.U.I !Hniu. ~_,!.000000 141:16. 2 Br, den, 2 b1, Bwll Clean. ".,"9'"• muter. formal dlnln& :44PP·i089 or 640·7619 or 1 bdrm. beaut hlllalde nu. pool, Jae. sauna, 2
"v ruls • .,...,, '7" Park like t 60tln" Ca "'"' """ ( I g d ... 50 • house w /view & "arden. •·ar gar. '"96. 675-0745 l I 6 I' M . o w n c r z.t.~~. :.!br. 12"~ ltv.rm. · 17 u lli l420 000 v "'' ... rm. Pc, ar ener. ... · 1 • ~ ... "coof)er:ilt'w rrllltor" xhlt ocewnu~ll.. n · ' bleTV.arandphmo.new Eastalde 3 br houae. Jo Kelly, 8'6·1371 ; NEW l br c~ndo, A /C. $350. Incl. uU . 578 Alla
4 2l30 l)\Jnil Mot•I. ~.000 uµpl Gardener. <714 > iarage. $'l95. 842.54645 or 84&-198$ pool. tennl1. Jacuzzi, etc. V1J1ta. 642·mI WESTCLIFI'~ 4 br, 2'h ba, llARliO~ vi1-;w __ Sall':o1 couMellnlC fo.:x .ioo 2038. 6454483 Nope!$ 1295 548 8251 frpl, ele c eye, pool
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I 07 6 oacrt' t'11ll f-'111 morru yr 8 > CPA. ownr agt oce:sn ,., \. lt'w, walk ·11 548.6102 (714 > 4g.i478 UNIV PARK. 3 Br 2'-11 Ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pin$!. tennu1 clb. $795/mo.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 673 9010 172.000 S12 000 d""n will d1~1ance to downtown & nr tennis, pools, MS mo. 2 br. 2 ba condo, on &oil lncldlf grdnr. 645·2240.
SPfXTAt'l'l. \H YU-:'W 3 aye •Clff hnndlc $11 IM4 Moonh1ht Buch P11rk. MESA DEL MAR Clean, quiet 2 br, 2 bath t.t & last + $ZOO 1ec course Avail 1mmed ~75 ~room 2 l111th a1n11h n "' l>l'Pr.,.;x l>,, \ roi-..T 1br. tee llv rm, 5375 mo 5 br, 3 ba $475. M7-8968 or condo In Ho. II u n t A&ent. 752-0188 f)-om $325 499.2241 --------rumlly rf•,trh•nt·e l'rtet."11 l-'14nta.,llc 'In l 11• hi 11· Avail now thru 11ummar l>M·J.54.5 Beach. $295. 963-311~ SlSO, ut1I pd! At beach! l>tlow murk1·t Ll1rl(I' ln1 • wl'll wat•r. "'1111 prtl't' SI l!J,OOO Ori·,in \ lf'W, n\l)lt Conlac:t Mr Loren MO WAITIH~ 4 BR. 2 ba with yard. fll<r + morl'. Uni Small
with •P'*'''' for ho1tl 01 $1 1.WO HK R Ulll-~;:i11 1-: W Nrtrn 11.cilh. 753·556l da)'ll ar 3dbr, 2ba. <'pl.I, dl'Jl8. frpk. 4 Br condo. t l~ Ba. cpl.a, 2BR condo $.100/mo Av1til. Now S400. mo f~ 64s.4000
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INVISTMIMTS for... I JOO CEMTH . 2 S&ory -3 Bdrm. fam rm. Mesa Verde. 5 Br. 3 ba, Duplex, A.\A condition. 3 3BR home $315
••••••••••••••••••••••• Oranite Co Riverside Co 2 f11>lc11. $750/mo )'rly. tie fam rm. available BR, 2 RA. bl& yard. 2 car 38R home $385 ' 1714J 49..,771 t 2. "'o ur PI• x u o I l • "San Diego Co. alOO.OOo Sel11bury R.E. 673-6900 Aua 1. 1850/mo In els aar. St-eluded. $375 /mo. 3BR home $415
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....... 1.adry facll. MZO ._ +. IA'lf att1' ? B1t trpt wfthtux~ooiiOiMnenttand El Nl1uel Ctry club eludes beer license, pool tbls., Sames 04 view. Call <2U> • 38r, b, walk dlp.~d7PM ee:&'.S385Mo/YH'riy • -.1..c SO/~ & many mMo extras. Present 320-W?
bdl,PO(ll,teonla h.l .... ,....2 n-~. c-' AGENT f44.73U ..JUPtftlrtetlOflonatoprtmit.lm b'a_rf...____._ •• ,, Mgmt. will stay. Good location. Call! r...,.l_m_e_r_•'!'"'la'Tllr-rio~c~atrrlo:-:p:--, ~ 1 ,JW. acroN from --.. ~..._ --:.,.-:;..,. locatlon. Tennis • gym • ttwwopv .._ _ _.. --Sally oowmown c .M. bldl •P--Pll. DD ......... _._, Yrly alee !br, tX 2br, gar. IOO • swlmmtng • bll»ords. 11•••••••• .. ••-••••••• 50>cl0. ~1 da.)'a. suoo~ Bl)'froot coo •Seot.tPt.CM. A.dull•. no pets not Ono&lWOBtcroomt.ontBonl Q PAllNIWPORT Tiie IHI &ralwn C"r.moeva
-2+doa.vttw WXURYDUPLEX.HB. On:tlld644-'7071 Fmmt230.. RRMMeaa.VllstR Bachelors, 1 or 2 114-,61-7111 C Yllop
M50 lAe. Cbermlnl lynDIW, IM. ir;tn-tp,. IDEAL LOCATION! Ci> "!iiiif ...... --'II -n •• ,_ ~l.~9 ~ ..,,....., ='f on N-ltCJr7, beUMdJlv nu sty,28r3Bah1tJlbeam h •-ho ,.,_-~ -... .. 0 ....._-_-,,,.vm-·-... v ... ...,.. brloft. ' clp, splral staircase. Walk to beac a • P· ~Potato,...,""" OllO -,.,...__ Spedacular apa., total • Blvd .. conoectlna apt
-.. n d 1 marble fplc, bltna, Jllinl, 2 Br. lovely new --·-recrutlon protram, Af luwillh,. ...... d OH1ceiewta1 4400 avallable. $305 per mo 4' .., .... ,vr+ en+vew. dshwahr, cpts, dr p1, cpt.afrdrps, pool. lndry, IOCtalPl'Qlram.8POOla,8 oru..fwWIMd ltOO , ...................... up.
WATEAFRONTHOll .,.uo, pr+ catport. N adlu,yrty. ~. 752·5065 CodiaW.. 3124 Mwt....._leoclt 3'40 1.enn.lscowu.A\toshion ....................... DB.UXIOfRCIS
Call63l·l400 beach. Adlta, no pela. or~3176 •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• ••••••r.••••11••••••••• Island. Jambor" & San THEUClTlNO CommJ & lndaU s c•.
S400 mo. 9&8·0637; ColfaMeso 3124 SpoUesa lae 2 Br lock.~ IUCETOllACH JoequtnHlllsft.c.d. PALMMISAA"5. 200 to 2000 aQ. ft. ix! low t\uri· W hi l~ U\.dlN
BAY VIEW, from Cllf ev•twlmda. .. .. ••••••••••••••••••• gu udlb' no Peu E Lge 4 br, 3 ba. frplc, 1114"44-ttOO MJNUTESTONPT aa3:Ysq.ft.La&Nl&ue.I&
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NEWPORT SHORES.. ~s~· ~: ... 73 · · brdeluxeapta.s.&-1034 --Alabama, S36·MSS or s 1 MO-iJ.1.955.~o fromS2JO.&up Call: 831·1400 Approx. 9SC> aq. If. Nr.
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Ml6mo MO-St ' • .-.W..d THI IA Y LEAF adults ooJy. no pels. See Deluxe pool aide xlta lie 2 Bedroom. :i baths, l!it'l Mesa Or. uUJ pd, A/C, ample pica. Mariners Mlle. $$1S,
Dt ... , •Br~ ... -f I ~ .. ~'!'!':!.:":".:::::. 2Bdrm. water pd, 1270 (;tfal\5,211.SPl.acenUa. 2br. 2ba, bltns dabwb.r. carpeta,drapea.bullUna. <5Blka~j':'Newport SW.motomo.87$-$00. MS-S971aft4prn -a, ..,.,._,, P r .... p , d 3707 BeauUful, spacious new · · Nr. bch. Adult&. 00 pela. fireplare, dishwasher ~ td ll..tal 45o0 ~-. ~· asc>. No ....... : ....... :....... ....., Poot pvt patios. 2 br. cpta. drps, stov@. No 1225/mo. 536-3a62 ~crou ~ro: =k ~ 2-cl MO FIH .................... ..
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IMIVl pd ,_.., 1 ~ FromS2:iOto"400 675-6670 SI-'" _,. ... -rent includ.in1: S.C.p. IQ. ft. at.onae yard lo )'d. dbt pr, -wt.I' · J imea.UL ~ 1 br luxury apt. Vaulted 839-9739 All., ... , rm:· Sb;;;' 11~0· tJoa aerv, penoo.allaed Irvine Ind. Complex ~ c--.. Mar l72Z Foat.olow Vllage ool. gor Nr bch 1230 ..uRGI & SUMMY New duplexes 2·3 br S350 l50 w · • I · pbooe coveraae, mall 111 tavetl. key tock a••
BLUFFS. 1 level. pnm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 821W.Wllaon64&-2010 ~34.SSevesforappt. · 1 up yrly. F_!UDlty & pet.a ~ath ... Sb~~~ 8ft0 n·S•t dispatrb, 11oder1round pump & secy services.
loc. 2bl', 2ba. f"'lc, adlt.I Av-". Jun• l sL 2. br 2 ba, FURN OR lJNFURN 2 br apt.~ au. rom t.be ok 67~12 only · a a l pm prq, fmltcra.I serv. All National Servlcts Co, ... au -.... -2brtownbomew/frpl Spac bachelor unit in lux beach. fl60..tel4 lOAM to · Refs req'd. 556-0058 or utU pt phone
nopt:ta. ~7$.&M-4201 comp. furn, ma Id •(4epaUo &enc. garage setting. Nr. bearh. 1210. ePM $350-$450, 2 & 3 Br. block 548·5954 TH·:'~ x EC u·T I v E•-64()..82$0--------
Bluffs aru clean 4br service, lease. 67J..8 •Adults. child 16&over ~34.55 eve for appt. New 1, 2 & 3bdrm apts. to beach. Yrly. Patio, ROOMS $7..$ wit I.IP wlth SUITE ~ In Koll/lrvine
3ba. frplc: gar, pool. eld.enslonl&4 •Small pet bk Spac 2br, l~ba tnhse. nu FromS235. baJrony,64.2-UI03 lutrhen. $37.50 wk up 64G-5470 ~~~ offlr~1a~~err:1
m:iO. &M~. Coda Mfta 3724 Beaut. new 2br, 2ba 10 4 rpt, D IW. barr. gar. 84().1441 Big C.nyon lovely, 2 Br 2 apta. 548-9755 7Sl·9'772orM4-7S72
Back Bay Beauty I Spar 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• plex, patio, laundry• Adlta, no pet.a. 1259. Nr. IRA.MD MEW! Ba• overlook Ing 9th Room for ren( w /ktlch
br. 2 ba , ram rm. No $40.00WEEk&UP bltns.$3:25.642-UIOJ 19lb&Pomona.~ Fairway. Takeover lse, prtvlnCostaMesa.M/F. 11.000 s.f. bldg ln West
pet.. IMl6119e. 64&-737o I !~~ J'Jl~~~ail Spac 3 br apt or use It as 2 Large l br nr Fairview & ~-~ 5~ I!:: ~: ~o~ ~nt free. 64G-3387 : ll.25 mo. k'>-3025 MEOl~g:,.CE ~ 11:~•i n~a~~t~f!~
Exec. TH 3br, 2ba, Crpl,I •PhoneServ HtdpooJ br & den. l'rplc, patio & Baker. Bltna. cpta. drps, Delaware. HB Open 12-5 Rm. pvt bath, mature In heart of Irvine. 1500 Brokers,833-3551
encl paUo. poof, clbhae, 2376Newport Blvd, CM pool. Adults S325. No .refrig. 1A5d~!s 882only. No Dally. 1 Mile to oceao. :![~~!lvNe 3Hb r, ~~ba empld lady, summer or Sq. ft.,· some furniture & 000 or·10.ooo s.f. build· $395.N ......... Creat Condos .. -97ssor"•"_.. pets.64S-338lor837-9517 pets.12 . .-..t 642-9602Agt.536-1808 t w1u....::. r. oag~p. N bh. Bkft .. 25 .~ ... ~ 675 5008 . ,,_.. ....,......,, Comp. renovated. Dbl. perm. r c r 5 fixtures avail. Prefer Ina. Misalon Viejo. Call m= IAP. · • Lcp 2 .._ ~GE 2 Br 11,; Ba. 2 sty FtlOM $260 Beach area, 3 br •. brand atrium. Mat. adJts. oaly, prlv. Re!a49"7346 gen. practitioner. Fast RU'Ss Johnson. lndustr1al ---------i Bltns /w pool adlt.s 1n triplex. Nr shops, Mature adults only, no new, lge patio, no pets. nopeta. MOOmo.548-2695 too.&locrd 4050 occupancy. Brokers.~l
Newp>rt Shorea 3 Br 2 Ba. nopeb wl240 e.u.3irr1 . adlts, .no pets. 637-8828 pets. Large 2 & 3 br apls. fplc, OW, $375. Roo rl" 2 Br, uUJ pd, close to •••••••••••••••••••••••
pool, tennia. beach. . . <71.4) pd.Dsb178whrSc. KU.SPIB~.507G3as 960-2358 be~ach. encl aar, ldealfor Room It Board In pvt l N ,our STWR I AdL u Nk I T.s
yrty.646-8257 1195 mo,..1 br. ldat~re EutCM. Pn.1Br&2Br, ---oll .QOM.· 2Br.pvt.paUo,chlldOK. qwel worklllg adlta. No hme, Mesa Verde area. w o <'. oo wor er!>
Ha r bor Vu Homes , aduJLI, oort.sd Qwet. w/gar.'s. 1210 & $250. Adult E·s1de 2 br. enrl. Nr Beach Bl & Warner. pets. $350. 1st & last+ Xlntmeala.565-_, ~tr.::.Fr~~7f[cw.0~
Monaco2Br 2Ba,pool ~ocb~fee.Est~res~rf9~~ 6755'205or675-6234 garage,pallo,fprl,pool, 7821SycamoreS240. SlSO C&D. 673·9404 aft o..tHoMe-4150 Sl,CMorcall 642""4M
tennis pr1v. $600 mo Newport. 646~3 New apts, 302 Victoria. 1 jacuzzi. Llke new 12SO. Move Your SPM •••••••••••••••••••••••
6"·21S96evs. ---Br. S265. 2 Br. $325. OPN ~ FAMILY r Hoag H06pital, 2 Br 2 Pvt. rms. loving care. ~~~· J~a~~. ft:i
Harbor View Knolls Con· STUDlO Dally 1·5:30 or call lJAY MEADOWS Ba upstairs. bltns. balanced diets. DIC(' door.I rr r Pl u Sl do,ntw.2Br2Ba.den, OAJLYRATES MuUan Realty.646·3436 Spac. 2br, lba apts ToThe dshwsbr. W/O hookup, paUo.832-2788:771·3499 ° 0 aceo 8 ·
end unit. Pool & tennis ~UKitcheo &TV ir54G-2960 Many racll avail. Encl BEACH l300mo Nopeta.642·7aa. s..n.i.ra..tcft 4200 •523C.U.PV5~1RVbfl ~~':2s~tind~~~D;~~ lll.50. 544.9592 Unens & UtlllUts gar Pvt paUoe. Gu/wtr .,, ,.,,, E '"'" ........ CLOSE TO OCEAN E-&ide 2 br 1pllt-lvl, coun· pd. No kids/pet.a From Modem 1 8d + Oen. St~ ••••••••••••••••••••-• _._12. ves · ,,_""''
Walk t.o beach, z slfc A Royal Suites tr Y selling . r r P I c . S260 Adi ts &46-0073 Be cll.Mie to thtt beach & to bearl\. PaUo 1ar s:m End will. Bay view· Park =-~~~8~~ e over my lease on
frame, 3 Br. 2 Ba. pie. Mohl s'kyllebt. 845·9543, yetclosetofreewaystoo. moyrly67S.Z250 Newport.lBR.den,fully 1400 Sq. rt. two pvt this Industrial spare,
wetbar,pool.,ttnnlS 2080NewportBlvd M6-U.64 3c~2~s:·;~;,'~I~,! Weafcceptcltuldreo2~83 erdlx3brdplx.2ba.1 ~~~.~~~P~1:~ baths. $400 pe r mo 1300sqrt&l'llglveYOtJ ss.50yrly1M.~7857 Cost.a Mesa l&2Brgardenapt,rrpl , netghborbood. $425. yrs orour uxury .,. stall gar. No pet. lblk &LOgleooly.Welton&Co. 642-0200 lhe balance o( my de·
Newport Shores. 3br . 642·2611 pvt patio. D/W, l210fl4S. 751 7319 ~"!~C:t1e!:om 125(). bch. $400. lm-0493 Realtora675-a00. Furn Ofr. Bank or Costa ~~·15M~~~·~ap~a':~J:
ram rm, pool, tennl•1·Mewporlhach 3769 nr. Irvine Ind area . ._._.,.,Cron wpt Shores area. t'h Balboa Island S . Mesa P laza, S9S mo. locatton New lndust'I bch. ~. mo. Lae ava I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557·2841 l Dr. newly painted, cpts, k 646 1786 Juoel.642·5379. Studio A 2 B l\."J Ba drps, refrig, stove, $0!00 16761VlewpolnlLn. blks ocean, 2 br, l ba Bayfront. 4 Br, 3 Ba. ~3900 par. · .
38R,fplc,famllyklt.. STEPSTOIEACH pvt p~'10. ~e frlg : mo 00·7l54 848•2565 ~~xyr:.·~0 + ulll. Pam Rm, Din Rm, July CdMprtvatedoubleorrtce Wanted Small workahop
$2000. AU& ~. Avail forrentw/balh for antique shop owner. l~ba.submitonpel.s. 28R,!um,wntr ..... $250 dshwshr,lndrynn,gar. Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 PlantLonr'1Apt yrlylnSept.fumorunf. m-4848 CM/NB/COM area. 1675/mo. 1206 Pembroke 2 BR, l ba. Wntr ..•.• S300 adlta, no pets. From $211() bath. Carpet.a, drapes, Ute & airy 2 br apt. Call MEW'PORT MARINA · No peta. 714-675-05.25 673-4865.
La.Agcnt540-l l.51 IAYFtlOMT 26290range,548-7222 bullt1ns. lncludtng dis· 900-461410AM to61>M 9191oplde0r. N W t f l C.M.300sqf\ofc.800aq ft•---------
Hewport M..&. Uof. 38R,2ba. l.'$25 NICE l br, peol, adlta, no ~::e:,h;~id~~~~ta~o~~ Qindo 2 Br. l\la ba 2 sty, · 873-8414 ;~~~k~ 2 ~r~r 1r~~-ind1trl; $125 & $20. Upl_.~P Ht
,..._..,. peta. S240. 846-3798 art. pets. 2285Apt. C. Minor pool $325/mo. Nr •Bullt·lns $250/wk. 546·6299 or M6-21.30,S79-3'708 lndmtriU1 9tl RENTAL Q>MorMB-4757 Street. Costa Mesa. or Warner /Gldnwest. Call :ir:~c:'mpactor M7~ Scm11 Npt Center omc.. 731 lhru 9600 sQ. ft
k LG b 1 please call 831-3149 an aft s wltdys, a nytlme •""" ...... ace Balcony, ocean view. spaces now leasing -end o( s~luded Par . 2 r. sg . sty, carport, 6PM wltend1. 545·2555; .p;;;~t.ebeach Summer rental, avall. Mo. to Mo. rental&4<M5QI 985·1881 days. 989·2224 Ukecul duac. wtr & gas pd. No pets 842_1814_ Pl l 1 1 . May l5th. f\Jm. bouae, Evenings.
•3BR. w fl full BA. lie S250. 557· 11194 2Br. frplc, view of ocean, • ex 11 us enc · patios sleeps IS, Ila block from 1170 ~M •---------sep muter swte. Sunken R __ , 1 xlnt location. jacuzzi, MR. THI IEACH •Smoke de~ors beach. $200. week. Dll19 ft. 0 _ • 18' PER SQ FT 1.111Lic den w /fplc I 1 & 2 B • ....... c ean, ,_, ·-e ..._. .. .,_., 1375 •Sil aval.L. to tcoant.a -.-a4ert eTS-GOIT 500 eq. oa ~ 't: UOO to 12,000' av&ll. lf•J. r • 2 br near bay 6 bearh cJOM to shops. .,,....,., ,.,..,._. · a br. 2 be apta. Frpl. enc. • ....... ' .... raa w /llU, ....sec. r.... Foatana·.Rlalto uea, ~~ J~ewJi~ll '~ee'po Pocil Avail to June30Ch: &U-8Q.W •LARGE2BRS215-gar. 990-4614 lOAM to tobeach,4 Br Z Ba. YciC41Hoa._.... 4250 for ~•pit)' studio, Cloae to alt fw)'s .
Sehl.. M&-155Sor'31--0020 Shaa. drna. clean. no 6PM c, cpta, drpa, lllOO yrly ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• or medical ofr. $2~. Ownr /Agt. 673-6372 STUNNlNG lie I &2 Br. 2 .... M I lle.642·3443 ~
ONLYS475 Ava.11. --------•I ea. garden apts. Pool pets. 2269 B ape t..mry~Apt Dana Point Marlna.1----------tiooo ft uruts Pnme 548-~7 l205/S2SS.710Yl.lllh5'.. ~ LgeaP1Slnlusblodacpd 3176 ~oomha. kltchEeo 1priv, Profeaelooal Bldg on CM~ f~wy c10se $175
VUJ..A MESA APTS setting w /pool. Walk lo ... ce ome. xc ua1ve Talbert nr Magnolia Fln 673 1417 . . s....._ 2 Br. 1 ba sln~• story llhop'g bike to bch. 1 & 2 oel&hborbood. $250/mo. Vly. 300 & 4so sq fl. "'°-·-------
C .,Ide -1271 Shag CTl>\S. dfll9, patio. ~-~!;,ePr s::iT1~iud~o~~ br. avail Crom $220/12&. utll pd. S22S per month. Ph 636--0974 Mo/Mo or lease. 983-70G2 lt...tah Wanted 4600
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l.hruout. 3 Br 2 Ba. fpk, GR~AT RECREATlON ae.n lge 2 Br upper In New r:rpls Rcrcrencea 846-5<8> Al 4ge.1774 h.. .• 1.CIJAn.s iJHuMiTm .......... "'-y'·•-'or plan•·. NB/CdM. LoraJ adJlrea1· bltns no n.ta S37S mo s I I 2 ' d ' S240. 498 1935 eves ~ -. ·~ .,. u .... 1' ... d riL ... ., 1.""' • r-· w mm DI!. aaunaa, 4-plex, cpta, rp1, ll!e - ---Mature, adults. 2 br. 1 AProresan'IRoommate 494-3028lnq.255Forest. e .._ . ....., ~or49J-6ll8 beaJUi clubs, billiards, baJcooy. edJt.&. 00 pet.a £ASr SIDE tBr Tnplex story 4-plex. cpts & drps. 17 Santa Barara. New Referral Company can SUITE w/oceanvlew On Mature refined woman
BRAND NEW Coodo-38r. olgbt·ll&hted ten oh ~7415 Unit. rreshly p1t1nted, fl45. 847-0935or64$-0044 2Br. 2Ba• adult.a. No pets. HELP YOU FlNDTHAT Pac Cat Hwy · Lg wonts sml apt, quiet 2~Ba. bllna. SliS mo. court.a. Pro & pro shop. _... ll'U•-11n1 (faral(e. no dol(s S250 mo. 492·8294 RIGHT ROOM MATE · · ..... a Ref exchanae Sat golldrlvtn.cruac,party '""'·-.--.-~movcln960-3989 t..ie 2 br. 2 ba on golf · balcony upstrs w/gar .... ., · .. · 4!J6.~ ~ Im mar 2Br w 1pat10, ----course. Nocbildren. $260. OCEANFRONT 832..tl34Sance 1971 536-899l ' only S40·U15 #107 or
4 Br, auper abari> hme f UN. ACTI VITIES frplc. eoct aar. <'pis, 0-PoW 3826 mo . 8 4 6 · 9 0 6 2 : ~~.·~~l; 2b~l:b:~~~ Np8ch2bdnn. $1.50. FF ICE . LAGUNA ,_640-6588 _______ _
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493-3673 Sunday brunch BBQ's adult& DO pet.s. $287.~ 1&2 s t ory duplexes. StudloApt lie.lobe h AdJta/no pets. SllOO/mo. 647·7708Mr. Fierro srilcuou1J corner tor u bedroom uni house, apt, t ti · po t' Rc:fs 23~ Santa Ana tnplexcs & rourplexes l • wa ac: · 3 <213 > Need 1 5 an. on North Coaat duplex or tnplex m CM. 3 Br 2 Ba, l11e Family rapa. par ea. s r Avti 648->t23 ') bdr & d 1~ & 2 l300 mo. Sunset Beach. (7141 498·388 : roommate.comp . kitch. "1 /view of hlll1 '°'1mament.s&more• -mi en. h 963-83llor96().5147 7~1 furnished apt. Within 5 Hwy.; &round Or., off. 1_~ __ 84 _____ _ Nr. Seddleback Colleae B E A U T l f' U L NEW W~:STSIDF.. 38r , baths, rirepluct.'. In l e Jiil. houses of beach In street parklng. 121.5 Aet. sc.11-.on
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3 BR, 2 ba home All new mate servlc. av&.11 No S29S Ail 831·3000 f'rom $29S monthly do. $350. mo By owner. brh. Party & game room. Roommate to share 3Br Beach. $50. per moott\. $50 to $400 mo. UUI mcl.
IHH requlred Sorry· Goldf'n Lantern St & (714)633.8729 tot.al aerurtty. Perfect house with female. 1230 Bnog own furniture. Our lnq. at '1'be Factory" ~t. ~;. P1~~0·~::ft adultaonly. nopda, Nl!W ~ 2 br, 2 ba. Acapulro. Dana Point uvtnaotwknd retreatfor mo s.48-8742 receptionist w1U answer 425 E. :nh St, Newport
-focd yd .• pr. A/C ~tcY.i 1131·3294 New 3 Br 2 Ba. ownera un· the adveotu.roua adult. your phooe for SlO per Beach or call 6'7Hl81 or immed. $325. 983·4~7 Oakwood mo 1921 Anaht•1m . tt. w/fplc. gar. & pvt St arllna at SSU /mo. Beaut. 4 Br hse & paUo.. moolh.Da.llyPUotofOce, 673-4271 All· no fee ~ .. ~-642~1.2 14!e lbr Garden apt nr patios, baa all x:traa. 49Q.283S sbr all. middle aged 642-432l •---------
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Tee L. Nl1uel. Cntry Clb ISltO ~t t7thl NEW 3 Br 2\ot Ba. adults, SJOOmo 494-8629 I.wt apt. Jbr 2ba mUe PRIVllWIHG Sl.1.5 & dW 2 Br turo. Prk& ·Carpet•im OPf~'f 5005
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Condo lo San Juan \700\6lhSt 2.Br Apt. 122$ mo. In· Call494-6220 556-7225 IC 0US8 oo8ay.2Tyraorok1er, JustSo.OCAl.rport$1750 In busy Forest Avenue
Capistrano, 21t1. 2 Br. t !Dover at Ulthl eludt.-. atovu & rt'fng, 8-T 38•2 1_,__ 114 ... Contemporary ls casual pro1 .. tooal. es pr mo mo. 7S2-5W Mall tn Laauna Beach.
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\na. Patio, Po<>t.' aar. BUDIA PK. New 2 Br Ave. 971-1858; 646-7027 adulta. POOi. Jacuzd. tta· 64M453 ~..,. . suites. nr Bay. Lido $12,000 +Inventory s.m...._,:-.!7111 •pta. cpg, drps, bU.ns. evs. Wooch, Wtlhrw-nls s!tstmo. A1ent ..,......, Bktl. ~ Vla Udo Ste. Jnrt.TfOPhT
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Diel Proaram 10.30 Iba c.tto h'9 Lawn c•re, tree work. lna. demo, etc. 751·3930 ly. Xlnt. refs. Pis call 836-ll20 &ervice. 8 ol A, Mat.rcbt. 1-----------
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Cabinet MalUeg weddings, BBQ's with Lie S3l20l. 751.3150 & SPRING ctn.up, nu lawns. ma. demo, etc. 751 3930 ••••••••••••••••-'••••• amall. prices are small. •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 548-922!1al\5
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PHASES. Rers, free est types remodeling. ll yrs Ave. Capistrano Bch. ~~M~N: ~arpe:-try, truck. Trash. tree trim, ~~-:.~?~~~~~~!~r ~:::1n~~g'oodvj~~!j ~.o:c,ror Gerico Spas.
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LOU'S HOME REPAIRS. ·8314' 1be futest draw In the ~9-3666 Brian642·3194sass Trade your old stuff for
30 yrs. exp. Carpn!'y West. .. a Dall,y Pilot SELL idle items with a Have something to sell? ne* goodies wltb a
panJ 'g, patio drs. 551·2054 Want Ads Call 642·5618 ClassUied Ad. 642·5678. Daily PUol Classified Ad. Sell idle items 642·5678 Classified ads do It well. Classllled Ads 642-5678 Claaaltied ad. 6"2·5678
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••••••••••••••••••••••• LOST: Fem. Sh~ltie )Jix, ~;:·•••••••••••• Assembly Line person, Babysitter Mon lhru Fri, • ~:
0 . C. LOC. Beer bar, nr 17Ui & Maple, CM. Ans Instruction 7005 must have mechanical swmg shlf'ls hrs, for 2 BOAT MFG. Dtllvery Newspaper
Carden Grove. $40,000. to "Cindy" 645--5372 e x p e r . F I t 1 m e . boys, ages 7 yr & 9 yr My THI CITY OF Permanent part·Ume job
SO'O dn. Games & vend. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714·9'19-6730 ask for Ron hm or yours. Must have ERICSON HUMTIHn.TOH 1ir.•cH delivering early morning macll LOsr: Toy Silver Poodle, MEN WOMEN Coleman own transp. Call S45 5736 • -LA Times to homes in
RFSJ'AURANTS: NB on Fem.!,unipefpSerra Rd; TIAIMFOI betwnIOam·3pm. En .. oyi I I Ii T~ A:t J lalratl• Irvine/NB areas. Must
Bay ~.000. 240 se.ats· SJC. Holly · Reward. IAIT94Dtt4G ASSlMIL Y WOIKE.RS ........_..._ ___ .............. YACHTS Is accepting applications be reUable & have depen·
terms. 213...us-2734 TWO WEEK CLASS Perm pos. Fttlme. -;-,_-:-···: ~ Jor the following positions dable transportation D~A POINT Sll0,000, FOUNt>: 1 AM/FM radio NATION· WIDE JOB Call 831-0700 Baby11U.er, housekeeper Sauamr YOllltt Pro--Atlht9tt Salary PIO mo. 546-0235. 5(L., dn. New decor. Hwy & tape pla,ver, 1 tape re· PLACEMENT needed Mon. thru Fri, 8·6 Has The Followine ....,,.. ex pos, 90seats l'Order, 3 bicycles call to ASSISTANCE ror 2 school age girls 6 & F ttime0perungs SJ.SO Per How Delivery RI• Clk
NB $19~.000·terms·264 ldl!nll.fy. S36·562l GOObJOB ASSISTANT 8. Must love children & For Exper'd Help SwuoM Youth Progr• COllMtlor Im med. position in ~ats, l::ntert. urea, gd OPPORTUNlTIES IROILER MAH animals. H.B. areu. Call Wages Depending S4.7 I Per Hair medical lab, Mon· Fri.
'?C , ~-_o UN D · Pre g n a n t AMEJtlCAM Days Only 963-2963 aft 6 _ _ On Experience Applications will be accepted at The 2 6 30pm. &x per. not ~j~~H~~1~·~d~~~·.~~t. ~~!::1~~7~1\~ Verde IARTENDEtlS n:=1~!!tJ!fner lobysltter Wanted •Flniz~~~~e~~':PnLers Employment & Training Center, 538 d~f~1 n~u~~l'~a~~llg~~~
.I E w EL RY & SUP .. ----SCHOOL 2607 w. Coul Hwy, NS Babysiller needed for 4 Assemblrs Main St., Huntington Beach, until appl 640·0140 ext 71,
PLIESCMNB $140.ooo.LOSf: Male Golden 1104E.17thSt.,SJ\ month old infant Jday •FlberjllussTouchup 3PM,Mayl0,1977. Mar1iaret 107pm .'10'~dn. Rctnever 1Setter Ap· 834·1960 week in my home. •FlberglassRonden ---
PLANTS CM. Sdl 1wslc prox. 1' • years old. miss Schools Coast To Coast References please. Call •Hardware Installers Dental rcceptionist/assis·
rn:unt SlOO 000 2'J' ~ dn very much. Please call Associate Rep 496-3880. •Englnc Installers tont. New office. 4-5 day
NEWPORTUAY . 548·01::16. L.A. COLLEGE OF 180ROYEJt ---Teamsler UnionShop, week. 49•1·8403 eves, flEINV MASSAGE, Low cost BAKERwunt.ed,cxperor GoodSlart· gWages HelpWaated 7 100ttetpwant.d 7100 6.11·3733days
675.'"""' Lost dog B~ & wht male Day·Eve·Sat Classes 10 MO EXPER.. NEC wiJling'lo learn. '" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••· 1----------..,,..., Boston Terner. 6 yrs old San•n Ana. c:c...7171 496·1410 & Full Denellls DENTAL .... -»IU --Men & Women CLEANING-Ironing• Cletk·lypiat for genr'I ofc
lnvettmeftt 536-8982 •~ W-£-7075 If you're new to Orange ---------Apply AtSecurily Ofc Sat's. Corona del Mar. work. Start al $2.75 hra RECEPTIONIST Wmot.d 5020 __. ......... Co., temporanly d1.5con· BANK.I.NG 193 1 D A SA 67S-S364ot644·5771 8.5 wk dys. Select. Van, Requires individual with •••••••••••••••••••••••LOST Tort /Shell cat ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltnwng your educ•llon, to.re ••• mdepthexperindcaling w red la~. Cuddles, anx· Oen al H . p ti d h d TELLERS 606 W. Kalella, Org. th th bl .•. WANTTOUUYJo'ood·bar ious PlywhocalledSat t ygemst. 1t1me, recen Y 1sr arge 9974422 wt e pu 1c ... money.
o r food operation, Pt?aaecontact538-83S2. · Newport/Costa Mesa from the sen1ce or for For our South ~oast 8 0 0 K KEE p ER _ 1
' CLERICAL SanClementc493·239l
Newport Mesa area, Area. M~ yrs uper. any reason seeking tem· Plaza ofc U> f/\1me & W t B i s Cock.tall Waitress. ex· Deotal Asst. exper'd. ~-'•-R.A. Bard;•, .. ..,. FOUND~~. __ ,,. cal"~ 642-8321 poraryOl'careoremploy· 0) P 1llme. Pltime will ea ern us nes JobOp t--ttl d c John -n.. .. _.v .,,w uuu.. ... • work Mon·Fn 4·15·9:30 & Service Inc., needs a real poew H per . ontact ny al Happy selr motivated
Wesl Balboa Blvd Apt B K·ltart, C.M. PRAC. NURSE. Call ment, con.s~er thls uni· Sal 9.45 to 6.30. Ex per. sharp. mature woman Newpo~ Beach f~naocial Saddleback Lanes, after extra sharp girl wanted ~~port BeJch, Ca ---S48·1775 9-12AM.6·9:30PM . queoppor oucanearn preC'd Call Miss Kllbes for .the front des~. irutl~ution has tmmed. 6PM.S86·S300. for progressive dental
----found . White long hatred 494.ss.&l ext 129 $196 PE.I WEEK al5404066. Prev!ous exp. in Public operungs. JC you qualify Construction Secr'y 1 girl ore. Prevention oriented.
Moftr(toLoan 5 025 rem cat. Affectionate. Companlon·Dnver Good CaUfomia Federal ~ctr~·:~~ rou~3 ~e we offer. you a unique off must have so~e bk· Sal open. Irvine. Call
••••••••••••••••••••••• Back bay on Mesa Dr. plain cook. Beach area. BaM!d on your produc· Savtngs & Loan P u , nc. =f~~~1ronment & xlnt kpg expr. & pleasant _7_S2_·7_sss_. _____ _
1-.t, 2nd Ii lrd T.D:1 ~· 546 27sa ,. Live out. 644·1954 or l: v t l Y • Co mm + J333Bnstol St, CM , ~d~~n~·:r~ir!1;.p MATH CLERK pers: Call blwn s-5 for in· Dental Recepl .• exper'd,
l..OANi:,VAILABLE _ 1 r:v~. !'ft Golden rel 642·3276 ~centtves & extra profit Equal Opp Emplyr m f Good math reasoning & lerv1ew 891-8721 wanted rar estab·1 dental
Ll ... ~-·~ ~ ~ ._l_.~ ~~"-· -... -..• ·~ .AJ•an,J.,! QUS.D. tl\(J2~ -~ ~~lr.!!Jl!.r _~~~ full .. AAA~_M[ptJ~ca.. •. l ~JiS'l',.Rl'Cl'.J.O .N oJr...~t~bn.&ht,~! ~ /:'. . ......,.."°~-l D'"Hta Tallrert ... Ge'natriC.P'merr.d-~ p;fen 1 :~:~~rtJ~rN't·•w ...... ~w ~."1alrst "'°'11{1n7r\.~-~-,,..;>;.~~,._11r ..... ~l0t!l)ia4.Cir~t 'ti'~ ..... ~.
MoMy Waltt.d 503 0 Mi-8858 645-1Zl9. Call all 2PM 1uperv1sory &. m11.nage· llVIME MATIOMAL trial balance. 6'15-67~ Must have good typing } n g · E & t ~ mater 5 • ~~J1irvi~: 7:;.~:ssng e
••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND· Sml Ion& hair . mt.'nl po:dlio1111. Must be IAMK skills. 50 wpm. Good orelllB:n Journeymen. · · ·
EARM 14% TO 160/o doa. ~old & blk . Fem Uc. VocaUonal Nurse, all peraonabl~ & ambitious. Pos1tiomO n For: IUSIOYS figure work & some ofc Full time, coi;npelltlve DENTALA.5SISTANT
SA.FE & SECURED M-a Verde. SS&-1977 l.Yl*Scharge&nuc.!~sXl. n~xrpcr~s For appointment only PROOie>PR Apply in person. Mui· exper. desired. salary & incentive. Hugh Chalralde,.1·6 mo. exp. :tNOTRlJSTDEEOS ·r::r ...... • call , , doon's Irish Pub. 202 SECREnlY Cronln.640-e190 Newport8ch.644·92ll
SllORTTERMS1·3YRS FOUND, Cienn/Shep mix ~2085 539-1113 TEUER NewporlCtrDr.N.B. Xlnl ah & typing skills. COOK DENTAL
G 0 &.. Di'! N ST AT & pu.ppy, 34 mos, ,sUvJblk Practk:a1NW'SeCaU9am 9:30AM'2PM FtLECLERK CAFETERIA cashier, Ofcexper.ddlred. E 'd Good W 0---.,.-· I (213)966·1711 &addle. 20fbs. Ve, to l2pm o.-&pm to 9pm Contact.BobCrelghton ICEYf'UMCH ~ · agea. ,....,...,..~cA11f •
... -rt-·T-t llt/Brookhunt. 55t..S3'7 4M-&541Ext. l29 . 833·3700. E.O.E. 5<lays, M·F. Company Muatbave current work· Mesa VerdeCoov. Hosp., Full or p/lime. Good sal --~-·-ASST.MANAGM oonellt.a.Callforappl. Logexper.onUnivacl7lO !~a~u~~nler St, C.M. for right peraon. C.M.
Deidi 5035 LOST Slam~ cat.. male), HetpW~ 7100 MCbts for Del Taco. Ap· 752-71l3 or 1810 or lnforex • ....., ......... 546·5170.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Ul&b•taacolorede -tura$ealr•Por ln,~. •••••••••••••••••••••-ply by rna1I lo PO Box BARTENDER, ex per' ,. __ ~lty 3:30·11:30PM. Full or COOK •---------M• • • v ... ...-. "'-Ibo Isl nd c UL 1"!11 time. wlmds, 435 E. ___.... Dental RecepUontat LOANS 83'% ward.48&-2314 ACCOUMT'SC PAYAILI .__,..-a a • a 17th St. Call Dan, Leading in' co. needs p/Ume.. For coav. hospital. MusthaveX·rayUcense, 7~ ALL&e&-!23C 9'111111:1. 662-7958,AM's ambitious pel'10n of UD· PleueApplyln F/tJme or P/Ume. Ex· typlnc, • day week. AIM JONI TD Le.. LOST; Fem St Bernard, queaUoubl• cbara.cter Personnel Department S48.a:M4
Pniretl Terms since ll>W Ff'm. SbeJUeo. M. Sheltte, ACCOUM1'1M• ~~ E~;,-MA STE RS BE A Prof es a Io o a I for iluales mg ml train· PACIFIC:MUTUAl. &-8.b.. p~:~;~· p~~ ~~ 1---------. SattterMhJ.Co. Adams Is Buch Blvd.. SICalTAIY NEED MECHANICS IN Cocktail Waitress. Ent.er tng program. Above ava 700NewportCtrDr Coov. Ctr, 466 F1agshlp DENTAL
,4 .. 2171 5 .. 11r.06 I I IJB tllO 2'ce One 11r1 orriu E .... 'd an exciting, profitable ' earnings It qual(fled. Newport Beach Rd NB Cen'l front. office. Older, v ~-' .. x,...r ORANGE COUNTY. ex •la"'ourous profess Coll ed •· J •d ,..Aual()ppor Emplo·ver • ·642'804•· J d ( ,_., .. _,1 SJSO only nftd apply. Seod,... .,.r I& trainees Call ,. •w · eie ucauoo prci . ""I ~ mature a y w/ root & _
WilPRJI pay~'!'or'eAflToryyour ••••••••••••••••••••••• :i~~'ii::Ym~:d Pb <2l3ll73·$GJ COLLECT ~~n~i:~~~::i1J:~; ~~~:~~~·~4:i:fuf.'\.':: ~hr!~a~~~cl::1,:S~:; ~~::~ct!s~~.per
, ,.. Dnnkl.n1problem! ' ' for lntervtew In Ora111e waltresatechmquea. Day interview call Vtrdlnla CLEltlCAL ad---k .. 87~-....... 30 · 1---------2ndT D 142·3573 Call 1co1o..-1 H 1-11 ~ 1*. •Coat.a Maa,Ca Cowttv area. • NIG"""SHIFT _..,. ~ DI C • ----A .... ('yune _ ' orevesess1ons,place·Calklm,657·10U,L-109., "~ nner ook,exeer.
24 h,. a day~ 3830 AUTOMOTIVE ment. uallt .• good Job op. Exper. belpM, but wllJ. CC)(H(.l.IAD Broiler le aauto. Apply in
A.a -.CINM• Answmn• Scntce nffda ply. Call mo 751·9194 CarWaahCasbJens Ina tb tra.ln reap. lndlv. Inquir• i1J per..,n, Old person. aft 8:30PM.
r .........-1 PRF.ONAN1"• operator for evu 6 WMt .. tClerk So. Calif. Cocktail F\JlUifart.'time Jc:ibreq'stlaureapt.ltude, Bru.asela Restaurant. Beach Houae Inn, 619 Loat & Powtd Carin conlldentlal •«kenda Apply 120 Exper'd. Good pay. Paid Woltre111, lnc .• 17022 Sky Call~ typing 4c 10 Key. Xlol 'ltX11 s. Pacific CaL Hwy, Slwpy Hollow Ln. Lac
•••••••••••••••••• ·•••• C'OUntcl Ir refcrnl. A 11 e . s arr a s a n lnaur. Vac. pay & profit Park Bl, Stec. Irvine. Ca Car w--'-"-tanader working con~ & bene. Laguna Beach. Bch.
AnnlHIK ........_ 5 100 Abortion, adoption " C1emeftte ' ahartn1 plan. Contact 92714 aan" • w/co located U1 Fuhion ---------
••••••••••••••••••••••• kAea>tAn1.• Vl c Snyder. Atlas Immediate employment laland. Hrs 5-1:30. Call COOK,2MD Dlatribut.or lntere1ted tn ,!'(!,RI: S4'M:Sl3 Apt Manager, 11 Units. Ou')'ller Pl)'mouth. 2929 BEAUTICIAN available for f\lh 1etvlcu al\5 644-UeO E 'd D d bl p /t income up to ---------MJitorecpl.CaJl834·9»3' Harbor Blvd, c.M. W/F for Newporte-r Inn carwaahm&M.er.Mu1t ' · xper · epen a •· 11000/mo or more + •SHARON'S* ext297. Evea675-a022. 548-1934. 6#-0881or54o.8582 oo cxperhin all phates of CletJt p/t ror smalJ fam. ~~~b::·~~c~8(:f~:;t benerltt. Ma tu re OlJTC••, u.t.('SAOE car wu management. arocery store. Some hvy 673-'7730 • G-6U3. ,.._ ·~ ARCHITECT AutomoUve Bfiauty Supply SaJealady. Top salary + bonia + lifting + atocklns & · ---------
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BIRTHDAY -.12:M Ex~ arohttecturaJ New Dot.all Shop nM<la Sal, bonus, health ins., commission. For ln· checklnf. a.so bt to OOOK Needed for Pre· DOMESTIC help needed 6 firm 1etkfn1 a11reulve help. vac. Retal Beauty Supp· tcrvlew call 644·4460 IW't. can Don 548·1854 School, p /time Mon· Fri. hr day, Moo·Ftl, "f't, .:) •KAREN'S * Ut'd architect to auume Top waces pald .• Eflllne ly,263 E.17thSt, C.M. lO:ao.2. sz.76 per hr. So. own car, S:l.50 hr. Call ,,
Brandon OUT<;ALL KASSAOE total retpon.libilitla In Steamers, ena patntera. Beau'"· Hair Stvliat want· CASHIH cat Plaza. are-a. Call Mr. )Ullcr, 5C9-au7 btwn '' 6Plll-2AM 831).1780 return for pod salary. b4.tfen " polltMr-s, UP· ~ I Bu Ir a I 0 NI ck e I CLERKS 54CM7Sl. S.l,2nj)or\. trvtnearea • .,.-ollt lharlntc. Produc· hol1tery abampooen, ed for busy La1una Hilla Restaurant, Traveland, Castorena UMDA .. Vicki Uon bouaina maJ>datot')'. d'leck out, plclt·up " de· S.lon. 817•2160· Irvin . 551-1881 Sylvia All types needtXl·NOWI COOKS PAltT·TIMI. DONUT Shop, ff!M. All
GqdBlessYou OutctlM••• Send resume" 1alary Uvery.Applyat llckpr ·..,.rfob ext2S. Fllln1, xeroxln1, 1tuf· Apptybtwn7AM·2:10PM !',~~\;!'~.0w~.:!~: " p ' ,_. .... ,._.,,., req. to PO Box 1°'33• .nitffar~Jll,CM Exc:ellentenvlronmentlt CATERER need• ladles, flni, geoeral oltlce. Mon.:SUa. 88 Nowport Apply ja petton, llr . Auntie om Servlna•llOranpCo. SabtaADa,92'705 6'$.l030 opportunil)'. Must be an to work at partW., d8.)'I CAU.TODAYI Blvd,C.M. Donut,USE.mhst.CM ,,
Lost&'-d S30Cl 54•%7~ ARMYRESERVE • •AlltoSllli.,.rMR orguiur & •njoy &evea.4146-8433 COOK H. '>
••••sc•••a• .. AM•••i•n•s•• ... RD.AXJNCM.MSAGE Meta~~!~~?7·M ~:o~~~~~~t ~l~~nge .. Mr. Hill Clualfitd ~0o~ ~Vftficle d• Short Order part or DIAmMG CIVIL •1
"I.LI BobJamea· Meded for mu1lclan1, Ne~pef · ... r Oa fJUme. Buffalo Nickel JactO .. RaubComeaQY .J Uc .. .Masseur _.._ ct ..._ 1 •-poel:tion. Frinae beneflla. it.tauraot, Traveland. Ex-·..,.1·1 Orm of en· -ANSWERS 0 ._...., er ..... , auppy, • Immed.lat.opening. Call BOATBUILDER 117-0061 _......, utcaJl.tt-U!M-51U ~ more . Ca II LI n d a Sales Mgr. for interview. Adve Irvine. 551-1111 Sylvia vlroomeot.al enalpttn &
Pracu-Pelnt -•--•-••s• m,.3111.or C213UN-021J H7-41004tJ..4&1 I WILLARD . rtising 172SBlrcb~N.B. e:xt.2S. plennera Jt•ar .. o.c. Arter-Hermit -~... Cot t I II t t·.. Airport hu perM. posl· FARnlER OulciJI Mu.ace AltTISTS Saf8S '" me o o I wan "-· Uon1 orn tar ~oplt
ThoolderaMaoaou tbe lOAM·2AM ~ .. -111·5449 Pasteup u us lat IncreuelnprochacUoo" ~<>ran eoaet Dally T~~.:.H!~!!:11 ic:J~h,Pt!:~!a ~~~· &.~~ e!~~·a:·~:l
FARTHER he bad to stWfW l..._.. w~cal alidio vlauaJ AYOO MW .o• line hu created Piiot need• addltlonal orrmtsomedrina. Ouaran.. 1alar)I. Call M. inalslmprovttMn~lu.s
waik to school u a boy. i.181.5 so. El CAlftlno Real ~d • Fc/U1"'1 •clnclud. ~ lmmedJat.e opM.tnp for u l u Pu a on• for . WllllamS • AaaOe., Wed •.-.Cord rn•Pll· A ,.. at, ~ •·11 •• • arol . ves 05) experienced penoft• classified " automotive •' Ulna Sat .far lotentew, lb Cb; #
LOlto :lScnll BblklPioodld er~tf.11SanFC1~~Y\a..!!!.,llc. MNGO.. 's1b"' ncl. out1lde ules a La ff. .......-ne. . JRua~" 00. :~~ •• PO' AJ:!~ .,
o D n • .... orap___ ~ , --· ,...ctirpi•t•• News~perclullrltdad, $1.&2 DAY ..., Slat«/~~:r H Bt':AtmPUl;OIRLS ASSllilLMS SofhedJ -...c:.,.a... vertlllq exl)tf(enc. ,... Jlf COUNTER Help, fem. ::.':25c~1c.-:..:·~~
80'*7 bava an exclU111 You wlll too, .. mna T Mtp quired. AppUcant mu1L L'!6x Day" eve. ApJt~ TP...:!SlO.
Lott: Female Cocker meu11• about thlr ~·1::.::::~ =~~Hf:1e':::: :::;;; bave1oodc:1randtntn• Tbat'a1!f,10UP1f Bw'tn,899W.19 ~~~~~~~~~
mbctd black dOf, 1re.1 1•AnabelmStudlo.59'6150 atnaU eotnpOnenb: lb•, lH•· Tratnlns. Call , ... ...,._.. 1klU1. S~lary • com•~ • ... daY . .S St.eo.t. eaa. ~
aa•ound1:.0;::& CdM htaMSentc.911'0 P'!~f'd.OtYJOolY. M>-70U.orz.ntlh7·139. ..dflCJ-.Yett ~iO:c.=0~~,! n the Count.er Gtrl For ~~i:~ne:Sf':'r~
Reward ••u••••••••••H•H•••• SfAOOSWlreRIHC sz:rs to •. so per hour ~fits. POllUonl muaL Drycleanen Netdecl. 19 •1l1bll1b•d In erlor -
FOUND! co r I\• r Rtll•bM l.ady will alt U!19Balcer0oetaMeH BABYSlTl'!!R~AM·llPM buedooquaOOcailona. t>enUed tnuntdtalely. DAILY PILOT 1 Oror•·'"~" ,._. DHlan Shop. So me
M.irintra fHflahlAnd t>r bou •· Jul7·Au1·Sepl. 14'·304 l wkd)'s, 1 cbltd, your Oood Btnefllal• Day cau Penon.nal 0.-pt.,r COUMTa HILP 'atth.ltAClural knOwledat 1:
N.8 . brWn ltbr hy c:aH Xlntttf1.~u21 .. EcfuaJ ()pporErnployer boM Pfmfno, p l').Sula Workw.tk/Overtlme forappo\ntmtnl SEIVICE Xbrtput·tlmeJob. helpful Call Mr. Mc:Car· II
W/5 JctyaP.~denllf)' liMWa.et 5400 ' . areal15-,.,.. r EQuaJ()pporJ!:mplo)'er MWl21 Noaato&pm MS-0145 tyatCMUlfor•m ,j
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REWARD! Lost su-.e; LmdyT So(tal 1ntrot 35 hit po.rtn1 manut. la fOt' .11 mo old. venable Fabt•Y.-.Y Plot 00,,...... Vott11 und.,lchu. D••-y··· 1
Psalaa ta&.y w/flea col· vn np. Mee& pro· l~tn1 for 111tt®l1 hu. Own tra.mp. sus l>ie&oft'HW&y 330 yStl'ff& ! Some cookln1 exper. -"-• -I•• tip. lJdo SIMI ' lonal1 w /aatnt ln· w<ritn. Du• nliht perhr uuw At&uc.lldb > C.alltu 64Z..1671 , Utallao). "''" for ~&H11LRH'
•nili call. Linda l Pb C1al'a Lane, /.l,f(l)y, l'llD 'I -• -t7'-41U Equal()pportunft7 , Jtitia bt l 4PM Exttr'd.C llS48-Ud1021 • BrOWAa~ ~ ~m8rlll.CSO ~ PaftO-.,-SliO,lritii•. 8ellkUaltema ta.:mt Em-.~.,;.~, ~;-~--= ,-_,_., ~Stl:.(M'1f• '"' •• '.FJc.mtn!Dr.CM
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Coa1t Hwy, La1una Mr. Ot&rn!NO 1'2·9541 Boach. '
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Tennl11 Club. 2101 £. Bilek Olflc: , HunUnatoo •-.&.t .. ~ ....... -
Coast Hia;hway, Corona Buch Ph~klan. Reply ..-"'"'--... -......-......;...;....;~..:.:..~=-1 111•1 M_a_r ______ , clanllled Ad 1831 Dally Optt .t•
FIMANCI SICY liotef.ftesl. llotte1111 P~&.l. P.O. Box 156(), f'or adbesiv. &c co1&tlo;
111'•apertenceconstruc· See John Vol(•do, CoitaMda,Cal.92626 manuf., to tnlx rHh\11,
tJooloanapref. Typlng7S Marine Hoom, 3 •pm. Medical T~of.-.lst rtllers, plgmenls 4c --------
wpm, dtctuphonc. 1-·oxx Newporter lnn, 1107 1 ...,. c11tal~1t.a. 1537 Monrovia RM...tionlst S.Cr ~2'1lpment Corp. Jamboree Rd, N8. No ~1 ~~,~~n'!\~ ~0f~ Ave, N.B.~·5125· Expe;'<i. front orrlee..
. Calli!> E.O.f:. Clinical Lab Cull for --------• pleu1ant phone voice to .--PREP pt a•><• 73ll p• 6 '-..... lCS work wllh bw;lnen wx· rvvv llotel·Re:ituur&&nl ap · .....,. · """"'' I MOl.DtHG MACHINE ecut vu. S550·$ti(IO. Appl{ If person, Mui C ashier bper'd ~cd A.Hbtant. Newport C~rlter Reply
doon I rl11h Pub, 202 l"ull & p/tlme Over 21. Exper induwin" blood, OPERA.TORS Classified AdlJ902, Dally
Newporttti:_Dr, N.B. Cull 5pm, s.u 1700, nl '°work in Cllnicul Lab FurlhH expansion Ptlot, PO Box 1S60, Cost.a
GRU LERK TR ... E 5511, 1-'rancme EOE located in NpOc:h. Cull creales perm. openln11 •tesa, ca. 93826 "'" " ror exper'd & trainee ~ For Na\·t r1rm 1n NB HOUSECLEANING forappt.S32·73u mach oprs on all 11hlfta. RJ·:CEPTIONlST·ml&ture
area. Req s accurate Women wonted to work MEOICAL Our tramlng & mcnl,re w t)pmg, lite bookkeep·
figure apUtudo to audit ror Janice's Riiggedy view procedures assure mi:. 91, 5 days, 640-5780 ~tatement. & proce I lld Ann houi;eclea~ln& Ttanscnber1Receptlonlst rapid ad\•ancement ror forlnterview --------·,·---------Justmenia 10 Key adder service St rt S2 so hr Part lime. l';xpr nee all employees who h.3ve . Sl<:l.ETA.RJES Small F\im1ture Manul & lite typme. Will tratn :\1 11 • 645-3040 the basic abiUty le de· Receptionist typist for To SI 1 OO Mo. • •••••••••••••••••••••• bnghl pen.on w nun l yr 8A .. tu 3, Tues thru Fri. sire Good pay + maht boat sales ofc Aptalude now haring, So. Santa MlfochaftdiH
busaneu ex per. Xlnt 675 ~ -~1EN for LA Times de· abH\ bon"" +profit sh"r· for figures d.esarable t:mployers Pay All Fees Ana location... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •PUIUC*
k nd • 1 , b\ery. Perm , p lime. -.. Som ... d s 1 Lu Retnderi. A&ency _.-.....,.-..1._ •AAir. ll!lllt• .... ..,.••• · wor •na co a a: x:ne llow.c:keeper. l .. l\e·1n & s:i75 l 5350 ang & xlnl fringe e,.xp. req · a.arr 40208trctrSt Stel'M -Jlll.l&ASL-_. .. *rvlU"WtVK * Apply8·12o~2·4.CP1.lll0 l'hald l"CHC SpanLi.b S·llJ.17~ Pllr mo. benefits. based on exp. Wlnds. Newport Beach' 833-8190 Someexpe.r required •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• •AUCTION*
Newport Ctr Ur, 2nd &pea.king OK M7 6382 ----Apply 8am-4pm could work into J.4 days CuJI for Appt11•:i.tab '& s.-tr.11 ART DECO dJn'g iet, 8 floor. N.&. Ask for Sue -----MODEIJHG CIMCO Ph 675·3282 Mon Fri For uphol. operations pcs, Freocb Burled •T°"'4jht 7:30•
HeblerorCarol Geer. Houi.ekeeepcr, e'<per·d. J K • k 265 Bnaas Ave, C.M. ~5 30. ____ -----Gen. Fact-Hetp C.arpathlan Elm w/tine D•"'" WtkOtM Eoahi.h :.pt•aking No ay ay t.gency sec 11 J I d •11· SECRETARY P t l l. ~. l b •· blk bl ,.~•
r-EU ,.. &RKTRHE "OOkl""· Mon FrL Call male./fem mod .. eU. for lop rvane n ial .... omplc-.: 8.EC.EPTIOHIST ar ime, CaU 7S~·l~UOam'5pm. eat er a: mar e ,,,.. ••• ~ -~ ._ • r h Equal Oppor !!mptoyl"!' F _.. 1 1 d R L· 3"days week. Stale P'arm CRhinernan? > Sac, S2700 .u-.-k 1 '-•~~ Oppor. for responsible AMorEvc.675·0286 as 10~ ~ssignmenti;. a;:maon san . c.. In· l'xper preferred ------------64f>.l2162 ..-....---
andiv., wtl yr o!c expcr -~ ---~~tervw9S7·091.2 ''ei.tment firm. Mui.l 646·9393. Moo l''r19 5 • Sm1ll lndependant mkt ---------• Lovef}' new and used
t.o exp* akalls & gain Housekeeper, mature for MCYfEL MAIDS & DESK PLATER haveex~r. Typma ~k1llb needs reliable, exper. ~--...1--I d Bdrm 1ets, dreuers,
knowledge ln the field of g111:st ho?lc. Nl!:!ht shaft . 'nK Cadmium, One year ex· nl!e .. c:au Eileen 640•0123 S.Cr.tary LMJal Crocery man, 6 dayi; In· "~an chests, armolrei, nltbt pension&prof1t sharin~ 117 646·6716 _ _ C811Mr.Wang, per. minCmum. Day bctwn2-Spm_._ _ Newport lieuch Law cl'g Sunday. Salary Of Antiques! stltnds,heudboards,mlr·
Req'« acrurute ~i~urc llou.sckccµcr, 11\t-an ror SS7·871tl i.hrrt. Roaan Inc. 2001 RECEPTIONlS'l' for doc. 1''arm. Typ" 70 wpm, open. Apply In pel'?fo11. no J{ U GE warehouse rors, chest beds. bW>k
aptitude, lilt! typin~ & young Npt Reh rum --. -. --West Coust llwy, tor·s omce, will tram. ~horihand. mai; i•ard phone cal11>. 5011 W. crammed with over 500 ~!.t:n~:S:~~J.r1~'::~
" client commun1tJt10n' MU<it speak 1':ng. Rl'fs. Muuc a I 'l n s lr um e nt Newport Beach ti:.O I':. Good lypist, SH \'ery t-xp desirable: I yr or Dal boa Blvd, Balboa. music boxes, nickelo· tlbl-. lam~ pictures. Applyll-12&.2·4,Cl'I, 1110 Callti4<Hi6800r 642•8475 munuracturer nd11 h 1 f 1 b more lei:ul exp. Xlnt ---1 """ Newport Clr Dr, 2nd --tram~s & exp·d worker11 PRESSMAN '' P !'I · ul not t>sscnllal academic rci·ord Salary SNACK IAR deon Panos, circus or· color & Blk / l TVs.
floor, N.8. Ai.k Bari.lam lmm1~r<.1tlon Consultant for woodworking & Small lndei>endanl llhop, ~Slarl.S48·0076 l·ommcn!>urate w1exp Weekt:•nds. Burfalo gans. wall clocks, ESTEYPl.AHO
laclno or Carol Geer expt.•raenced, for part fintshing operations Call A B. 011·k. 1'~perience 1;.i.1-1000 Ni ck l.'I rt cs tau rant. grand rather oloe ks· Soc as. Io ve a eats. ·-
llm1• "'ork ~7·(}.l08 S.15-7255 only. 644 8233 Dayi.. RECEPTIONIST Traveland. Irvine . fascmatioganhques rockers, occasiona •
GENERAL OFFICE tl.11 22Z7 1':vc~ Sm;.ill !aw ore Airport SECRET A.llY SSI 11181 Syl\.olll ext 25. Over $1,000,000 Worth c b a 1 r , washers , • t
Ideal working condi. iQ INSIDESALES area ~.8. Bright. 11c TO SIO,OOO ---Amencan Jnternataonaf refrigeraters, PLUS
small ore TypanJ:, fllinit. 1':>.pr·d an inMd~ ~ .. 1~~. NOW Recrwtmg sharp. P time 1-·emulc 18 or over cur11te typust 833 !1983 l::xcellenl future with Sporawear -.hop Exp'd GaUenei., 1802 T Ketter· Lo T s o F N I c E •
p h 0 I' e c 0 n t 11 c 1 :. order takanit & follow·up. ambitious man to i.ell Mm wai;e to :.tart No ex· -----rapidly aro" '"lot sm co woman full lime. Sport 1ng St.. J rvane. Tel. MISCELLANEOUS.
w 1cuatom ers, Some llri. H JI) to 1 Jo, 5 da)~ hardware, tools & shop llt'r· JW!C, Job would en· Reftnishmg Shop needs a near OC Airport Good Noolc.:.._-'88 ~th St, CM 754-1777. Open Wed thru 0-l Nits This
figure work. H B. area. Good phone mJnncrs es· equipment to anduslnal t11ll laundr)' & rlcanang of fana~ber & other shop l Sil ff Sat. !I AM lo4 PM Vls1l! u•.rTir.aS .... UCTIO ... 847·356.1 M'nt1JI 194M4Horappt accounts. Avg S!80 per partyrentaleqwp.Appl) help -t pickup & di! ypang, rcq · 0 ace Stutaoncry Store in CdM --------~ ~ "
wk.Noe¥per nee.Call Puty World . 2025 ll\'cry646·3868. mgmt. Knowledge or need~aaleslady,f t1me, ,PUIUCAUCTIOH 2075 '/J Nwptla.CM
General OH1t:l• Work. INSUHA~Cl:: Group 751.9134. Newport.Blvd.CM. purch.!l>mg shippml( de 5days.Xlntworkins~on-MANYITEMSOFf'INE Calll714Jl33-t62S
Newport Beach , H(•altb Clai ms E>. ---------Resliolurants i.arable Wntc .• PO Ho>. ds ll!pec1allyf1nechen· ESTATE JEWELRY. or(7 l 4 '64W 6H. shorthand 11 musL llr" amancr. exper at leai.t I ---------RodioDispatcMr COOK'S.Assistm1t 18258. ln•lne Ca 92713 telc Pb Ftaocil\ Orr, ART OBJECTS, AN-1 __________ _
9-5PM, Mon·i''r1. Salun yr Salar:,. open s-t9·1767 !'flJRSE Start$2.75perbr Man pref. Airline 751 2600 6751010forappt TIQUES. Jo'INE FURN, lkydff 1020
open to exper Call Mrs I Jan' RH Supervisor Call 831 32t2 kitchen 6 AM lo 12. Re ·SECUT ARY S ETC. PHONE FOR IN· •••••••••••••••••••••••
Marshall for 1nterv1ew. INSURANCE Day shift, r time for 27l92CarnlnoCl:lplstrano qwrements: Rcllab1hty. 1-'orNewportCtr!.mlorc :~~~of.~~P~~~~I ~~~'~r\~ FO. & BROCHURI::. Buy Sell·Trade·Used &75-$262 ('00\'. hospital w acli\'c, Stule 204. La"unM neat oppearanc~. desire 00-2200 Bikes Cycle & Co. 2488
.ACCOUNT .ASSIST. restorative nuri.mi; µro· N1eucl E.O Jo.: toadvan_c_e _64_6_-8_H0_8_ _ ~~lc~:he;rpp~~~~.;oi 1 · :c;~n ~f~~:!.pr':::u:C1':r --u SHOPAT** -Newport Bl, CM642·7910 GE:'lf. OFC T\ping Ille ~hrlhd phono V\lrll'U
off:. tlulie' lnll·n·,Ln~
work 111 ~rowmi; NR ck
\'eloµmt ~·11
lit'ne ... VllCJ 1'\Ul11111:ll <.:a JI 644 9130
C.:om'1,l hrc~ w ndl"l tn · i:ram Good si.l &1---------Restaurant major transcontanenlal J afh 1 RALEIGll Super Tour ~u~ hro t•ragcl firm . benefit:, Conlact ~fr~ Re.ii ~talc Me'n·Eds Pm~a delivery motor l'Ommon carrier On Qft 5 bike w1dura·ace brakes,
'
1 c r 11arge po~ ,tn.>ns Gray, Park Lido C.:on\ dnvl•ri. & cooks Vahd SECRETARY for \-a cation fill in CANNERY VILLAGE '300. Volkscycle Mark 1111: wi lk· rcq"<I E'<· Center, ~66 f-1a .. ~hap Rd, MANAGER ·r '" ..... l .... V S ix·r d only UJIJJI) S;ilar) N B. 642 Bc.>44. ., dnvcrs l 1l' Good d11v 'g ranHon Linh, lrv. ..., .... ops o.xrvc ou XV $100, ch Ii n n ol)l•n <'all Leone Talbot. __ _ __ _ Laree estubllshed offke. rec·d. 21 yrs old. Walling Tokaa Bank or Calaf has 549·11842 4223tstSl. Nwpt Bch Cyclctruck, $100. 11 In
711 7a2 8282. prime location. Must ness lo work e.ves & un 1mmed •. opening m Stenoarapher to do part AnU_q_u_e-0-.. -•. C-a-m-odc for xJpntt cond. 960·4603 an NURSES AIDES have recent re11ldenlial ··"'·-els Part t1"me •· full their llunt Bch olc. for a .. .,,.. 6 ~. 1-:qu;al Ol>"'•r ~:mplo.Ycr "'"'' · "' h s11ll'. ""'''". Please call --"--------.~ rei.ale. :.ome corn· time avail . Salary i.ccylousi;islthebrunch tlmti wurk in l e1r own ..,.,.,.,
merc1ul experience S2.50·$3.00hr.lh.mt.Bcb, mKr Previous bunkmg home.!168·0311 631-3825 bwinnTwn&Cntrytri·
Salary, uvcrrlde and 1147 -1211 Anaheim. cxpcr prer·d Xlnt StyU t Cutt Anllque Custom English whir . Like new, 3-spd,
commisi;1on. C ull np· 635·9690. Stanton. bencf1l:1. Cull l'ersonnel 11 ..._ Slate Pool Tallie, cuved xlras. $155. Aft 5,
E,ilper'd. Bayvtew Conv. lnsuranc• llospital. 2055 Thurin
Aucnry r'Cp<'r. Newport A~c. C.M 642 ~. Ueuch. Salary open
752 !11)55 pointmt•nt secrcutary, 892·SS2S rorappl. <2l3J 4115•9700 wuntcd for dynamic Oak. w ibullfi. cues &--543_._1_11_1. __ ----.,-. .... URSES .a.IDES 7..,.. ""''7 ---------E I Op L' lo Newport Beach Salon. ·-,... A ...,........ · !.Qua por .-.mp yer hangini: light. ilOOO. • hwinn Varsity lO·speed.
Girl Evt>rylhing! For Npt
Bl'11 Ad A.:l·ncy to
m;ina~c .. mull. fJ!>I
growini: ofr. Opporlun1ty
for gr owth. Typ1n.i.
pegboard bkkp i;. A~cn
cy exp. helpful or "Ill
train. Call Jeannine ;it
!Y19·52.S2
J .a. ulTORS 7.3 Exper. pref'd. Mesa ·~~~~~~~~~ Local following pre· 544.0553 Good condition. $45. A" \ rd RETAIL forred Pay progressive ____ uc .,.,17 ~ten '1. women, P time ;~ e SlCo~~ l\• Hosp, 661 ---------Secrctul) Gui Jl'raday scnle Shirl al 60':. New Rnd O¥k pedestal t bl 1-:~,..._------:;.,.------_ c\ei, r.:"Pl Bt:h & lnanl! ...,.,nter .v .• a Real .. :stutc 1n Mesa CLERKS 1'1exablcHoors owner, great opportunl· 1 1 •.• _. .. ,_. -
7 ... , V d Old t b Good•h"'rthand <pain> w / eaves .. " s..-1-.....r. IOJO Girl Friday. Some book
keepinJI mature Appl}'
AM, J.2ti0..B Lo.:.m. CM I
hlk South or !faker
urea'> t l..:! Arml>trong NURSES AIDES er e es esla . or ... , ty. 6'73-6302 or 645·StS3 matching ch..-$48.S. Am ....,...r--""
\\I' In ant· ~0-71111 rice, nt-w progrei.slve Opply. Top 1:al 6'&5-26U'7 eves, ask for Jan 0-..X Armone w /Mveled ••••••••••••••••••••••
LEGAL
117 · Exper·d 11 Beeb markeuna MaJor mall· UTOTIM ---g I ass m 1 r r or 131 5 . KO NOS 1 r. Xlnt c;ond
Good sal w increases ana quarterly. Attractive Coftveftience Marte.ts SECRETARY SUMMER WORI( 64().4729 S27S.
GIRL FRIDAY SECRETARY Country Club Conv office decor E1'ctl1n" Pois1t1onsopen1st.2nd& For Newport Ctr L;,iw p lime $10360 per wk CallSS.H.269 llosp.,SA ~JOtil 1 d • o(c Good l~Plnll :.kill~ take home Men & Hh Hunt. Beach Non smoker T :,. pc IS
Take phone order". kl'cp
hook!! & rerord.'I & lourn
l1·~al ut"y. S5SO up
ti-Ill MIMI
,..~m r r"rld&J 'C.'fl·"'f ktr .,..U
\ ing tnp LO ~ulh J>Ot'llaf
Non ~mokrr 5-UI Ill l'I f)r
646 612.1
<mu. 1<'tt1 l>t\'t'
1-'or url"hlll'l"I ural ofl ll'f•,
part tamt.>. hookkl•ep1nR,
rcl·ept1on1st, ~errolurv
l'ft. Tlic for ant1•rv11•w
t;42 7155
Fa!lhaon hland Law farm
flt-1>1rf'c; lkl(al -;c<"rebry
with «1v11 h!IJ111t1on l''CP
<.:.111 stic1l.J
h40 l~l(,11
:t.leBllllClf. ..,._ :·
l';&rt time w ut l~a'l 2
Hti l':\~r lor i:cnu.ral
II r .n· t I l" I' I •• " r I r m
!183 !Jl)Sj
UcattMd Inspector
for f':-..;tcrmanalln!! lo
C..11 blwn 8 A)1 · SP .\1
64#8134
J..uprnr Stor.· I' I erk,
---------1 mutur1> ('"<~r'd bonda
GIRL, mw.t bc very al· hie N11tht 11h1fl. r 11me
lrat11ve To work on lux 1\ppl)' m per11on. HSS W
ury )'arht l'nrt t1mt• win \9th 'it t •>-'ltJ "'""j
terll, full t1m1· ~umnwr" SSO~ton50. tl.i) c .. 1111 to Lne IA t\r OUl ~411')' 4t11ht
10 >\M Monday lhru F1 I llutw., II h" cl~)• • .my llit'
dM yonly 213 1 u :!37:1 m.i.,. .1pflll ~•-72'.M
\h11d I' r 1-:,ri 11 '11PI>
an J'tl·r""' St>..al.irk Mnt~l.
:!:.'7l 'Pl RIHJ "'" 7 ll~
MAIDS
GIRL P l1mt< &. 11ummrr
work. Tr,11n1•1• In fl~h1nu
rod & lun• mr~· °"Jl' Bc:b ('1111 ti7:l 70!!1 & 'I lO
toll 30AM Full fl p t1mt' Apply
Uo•n l\ff1wn i. \otolel, 31 lOli
Girls. port llml' nutsidl' Coot'll llwv So La11una.
MURSIS
L~. l·ves RN. rt"hef
Xlnl oppor Call Mr~
Toomc} 646 7itW
~URSES~101
LYH'S
All !-ihlflb fo:itpl'r d
COOK. KITClU;N
ftfo;LP Apt>l,). G<trflt•l<l
Con\ llo i1 p . 7781
Garl1dd A,e, llH
PACKAGERS r
i"emalt1. S:>. 50 J)C'r hr to
start Merit ra1.u..,. 1:>37
Monrovia A\l", Newporl
Beat'h. Mll·5125
P tim e help w1tnled
w .,led.rontc parts back
ground Call 6'6-48Q2
PIX Answer Set-•.
If }OU w1nt lo work
nl•IH• we h»H1 11 11h1n
open from 12 11'11dn111ht
·u111am. Mon thru Thur11
We wall lraln you to work
.i 1w1h:bboard & our
blJjfC bl..kµng. Cull
~-7777 E 0 E --------PEOPLE PF:RSON
N.-wf'()rt E11cc needs
P acu 10 l'\ clop busi· 3 rd 5 h 1 ft s i n San Call 7S9·<M31 "'-omen, local job :.ates. 3 Depression Glass Club Cots 1035 ness UNIQliE HOM""S Clemente & Laguna
• ' o;. ' sh1ft.s araU. A"e 18 +. Show •-Sale. May 7'... •-•••••••••••••••••••• 5ll S890, Jack ie Beach Otherareashave ECRETARY T'pe 60 .. .. "'
Handlemin openings also No ex per wpm, man .• ~hur·t hand, Ca 11 or de la i Is . 420 10th .JOam-4pfll. Sl.00 HJ MALAYAN KITTENS d f 714-634 1003 Admiss1om Seal Pl & Blk UBr. re<f Apply al any. o al\5wer phone Ne" Port ~ , -"---.!.--Cf-'t'\, i.h<>ll>. 768-47'16
Real Ebute
Our..$1.Q '~~...:.~. . ' ..... i. 1':.U 979 4alt~...-n-•~u~,.. ~ ~«-ttdra•i' IK17 ._ . . ~no. • ..., ~f'(\~-J\ p pl y San hid commode mahoJ:any SI am es e kt t tens.
Costa Meiia 642· 771>2 s.cr.lary RKept. Clemente lnn. Set' Rick dresser w free ,td mar· purebred, $.'.iO. Call aner
Why not the bc~l" l'oab •--------& Walluee h11s been
l•lublh1hf'<I ~mn· 1963 m
the llurbor are.a 0l'
cu.s1onally we have nl'cd
ror oddlllonal quuhf1ed
people We nlfer
Prestige location 1n
RN or LYN
P 1time 11 7. Xlnt l>ene
Bayview l"onv. llosp1tal.
2055 Thurm J\\·e, CM
&'2·3505
Newporl Centl'r ,ii---------
Congeniul working ron
dlllon11; Commission
spill up to 80', • Sales
aid ond postaae sup·
plied . Prnperty
purcl'IMt' plan H you \-e
been th1nk1n1r of a
chanae. l'<Jm11der one of
RN'S
Night nurses 11·7. 1''ull &
p/l1me. Also. CCU RN's .
Benefils for r tU11e. Con-
lact Mi~!i Jllnsen. Costa
Ml' mo ri a I II o i; p 1 ta I .
642·2734
lhe beat, call Georae ~-------
VO!Jtl, 840 tilfll or wnte -Ru 1-1 7---
P.O.M7, CdM ~' ,... •
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COATS& WALLACE
REAL ESTATE INC
s .. "lsor
80 Bed E .C.F. Mesa
Vtrde Conv Hosp. 661
Center St, C t.f. 548-55115
R.E Of'c Im med opt'n Elliott, 125 Aveoidof Del ror. 4M 77311 6 pm, 646·9839
an.: Good ty~111t, d1t· Prcs1denU?.
tuphnnc· iiklll!i 0 C
Airport art'u 8.'13·909!1
SECRET.ARY
i'.:Xl!JCUTIYI': Fa.~h l1>l R. F. firm Acct
dept Stut/Al'ct type
skills Type 70wpm, sh
90· 100. Apply in pt•rM>n,
300 San Miguel Ur, Ste
200, NB
CcrouHI horsff. '3 I DOC)S 1040
TEACHERS PARENTS Mod. A Roadster. •••••••••••••••••••••••
t:nusual oppor. for In· ~ot!Mrt~t Whale wdorable poodles, tcrcsting odueat1onal ,.._,, • toy, AKC female.
s1rles work. Pnslt1on In· looa.E. Balboa Blvd 751·SS88Costa Mella
volvl!!I contact w /parents , __ Sa_· _lu_rd_a.._y_on_l.._Y_l_0._4_
of pre·school & school Golden RetritYtf'S
age children. Exccp· MUSEUM AKC 637·6485
tional Income oppor. Call Black Lab Puppies, 12
S57·HMl, ·r.30. shots & records. Adora· v Ir a In i a c 16 I k Ins' Antique Sa.le wks. purebred w /papers.
Sc.cteLw-y ! Recepl. Cor Teller. permanent, part Sat Sun ble. call SS7·2S08
NpBch South Pttctnc time Typing req·d .
Travel Co. Oppor for Mulual Savings & Loan May 7 8
right person to advance 2867 E. Cst. Hwy. CdM. •
Appllcant.s must poi.sess Mr Kull 675-5010 $aye .. to 50°/o
Afghans, AKC, pups.
Beautiful I Top pedigree.
Mustsacnfice! SOO.
642·588S or 645·3064 &ood ore 11klll11. ancl'I( Equal Qppor Employer Come see our massive
plea!Mlnt telephone \'OICe. --Spanuh F.litllle • bnm· '~-..t.--s_...... .._
Starling 1>ulary from Tiit! CHANGER ming w/hne Amencan" __, ...,,.., • -w-1
$.'.500-l600 dependm$1 on Tire store expr. only. European 11nl1ques-AKCchamp642-1327
ability Send r~ume to Local refs only. Call or Now showing a Weatern l\KC Poodle Puppies
Classified ttd 11878, l>aily apply ot UNION T IRE. Bronze collection-Teacup&TinyToy
Pilot. PO Box 1560. Cost11 2281 Newport Blvd, Costa Antique p111no11-Jar1e Call ~64.55
Men, Co . 92626 Mesa. Ph: 645 2380 Onental carpet collec· ---------sandwich ,.,,1.-.. \II .1m tn
1 pm. con ~2 121 t
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Sun AM. $?.5'1 tfr 11\• tnl,
car & ln~urunrl' rrq
1411-1550
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l>on l1uJ 'COi i' \folt-1
:?1110 Newport Bl. C: M
r time-.a11orinlc In -wholeii~lc !\upply.
kl:l·2223 UA.LlSTATI
SALIS
ltobbie'1 RGCJ A Mop
Women needed (or
housecrg service Call
548-0757
lion will be 1hown Sun . Choice or Uller, toy black
TRE£CLIMIERS only -Paintings from male poodle, calm
& TRIMMERS1Exprd. various gallcrlea ~ personality. $2SO.
Steady work. Call ror always a large collec:tlon 673-2332
MAIDS w v11·r~;u
'l'op Wlll(l''> 11a11i' Tht• Inn
at l.ui.un11 . .:11 "' (;oust llwy , Lui(. n1•h PHONE SALES Cood uook, erntr11I -American rood. Pt•f>PN MAIDS 1H11ted 1m Phone Sales people.
mln\Palace2120<'l Mor, mod111h~ly e'<per un· male or remalt, 1e to6S
Sa CJ m 492 "005 nl'Cl'll!lary Wr tram. AP· year:i o( ap. Cuaranteed 0 e • .. , ply Newport Cbunnt"I wul(es or cnmq-alnio11s
GRAPHIC ARTIST Inn 0030 W Pnr 1f1c Cal ~$0 East 17th Slreet, ~na • planntna ll~y, No'<'po1t Och Suite 0, Coata Mesa.
firm. PhotO &: p~1tt'up IW:!·.1030 _ _ _ ~~n S.00 413.30 p.m
e11per1 h•IPJ\11. Sobmll MAii> wanted Harbor Inn E ·, Ot> rt It
rNUme to· /Ack 0 Raub MoM 11100 w Ba I boa • q~ ~ un Y
Co .• 125 Baker St. PO Nv.-pt Beach, 875·3463 . mp l)'f'r
Box 5019, Colla Mcto, Ca ---
9:.!&8. MAIMTEHA.MCE ---------i Po11 open Mon·Fra.1----------1 llAM 81\M GUARDS
WANTED
MCDONALDS
lfMG Bench 01.11 Ii·
Cell f«-lntervl~w
• (114) ll47 ·9100 F\all & Part·time. All ~-------1
Attu. Al• 21 " ovl!r. Mllnlmanro man. Good
Mature men preC'd wases Ahbaba Motel,
lJnltornu lum. No c:Hh 2259 NtWJ)Ort Dlvd, CM. ou0.,. Car le phono nee. No Phone nils
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Plastics·
Injection Moldin1
Su~rvisor
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<.:api.trano Valley " Sn. llons Open. $9tnt! expcr. l:~l oru. New plush ofc, desired 5'8·_34_M_. ---
top commi1111lon pla.n1, SALES-Exper'd. mature,
full or part time sales, approx 30 hra per week.
lralnln• pro3tam, x.lnt So. Coasl Village.
plan (or sell motivated !157-8063
pn>ducera.
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REALTY
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appt Days 1213)445-42'.!0, 0( vln~11e Rolls Royces -------
Eves (714 )968-7m &otherclasatc1. GO~DEN RET. 8 wks,
C a.L G~--t female, AKC. s h ow Clt119 ........... quDllty 675· 7972, 673-0120 Inc -------17584 Lake Shore or. Basaet pupe, AKC malea
LekeE111norc SlfO. HI-OH
(714) 1Jn·5558
• ...... free DOXIE
AKC Black ,. Tan
'75 893·7075
Wifl buy some r~friea. FrH to 1o0d home St.
appl'a, WOtkln« or not, U.nmrd 3 >'"· Golden
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105 .... S. IOH ~ .. b/Wihr ldAL toad. ..,, 8 ~-.... al d lu H •nrw"'CE crulH. perlect co11d Wl b 1 uu dnl lood cond, 11.000 ml. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... _ ... .:... 0....-10.-ec~~ .. b ' 2 1 YEA.RS EXP., ... ~,, 000. 14'7.eo3a nno .~_ .. o..:... £1\ ooo' I D1y1 Hl·40'8 • Eve•
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EWlDBSAL.£. OPDnNG Moo-Salll.. almofl nu ·r· (OV lecnt.atlal ell n . 1 hi· •Ian. non .. kld. Spiars· 22' •b•Uc •looi>. plywood MOO.orbatotr.lliSJ.1035, ,~-===,..=--~...---~ ":.rt~'f"\:PPl • Q .... '•ctotft "~=-205I E.War· back cht~:'nt clean n11m1. wax" cabia,alpa~.Mkofr.14 H Open Roicl "'""· FordtU.l'2:!0."TI. ~. Nook'.~ 6 .:. W. rfi:nn Alma.t oew. Brio1 in ren book~ 1 ao ) waah. Top qu1hty. lo Sea$cilhloop, malo Jib Motorhomt, ror nit, camp.-eqp'd, dual ... CK.142-'7'831Ur~ ' dun• tn style Oii con· SAVI SSS BUTT~Rrt.Y COLLEC· t.woocn •)'Item~ ICU • pricM. Fr•t.au.ms t.rltM.50. Ml·ZU9 ta-3'702 taokl lo ml S 100.
stsnmem.<You& thalt> c ,. our ricu TlON for ult. Call '•t~~d=b~ ~..._... loah.SH Ple ... 'uuai.a . *•I IUY * * twNpt Bl.,
13 a::'J: City'• leed A ~l8'1. ~ecorckr1. 1 oak ..,__, tOJO Deeb Pl 9070 1~ Willii!:':i , ~;~: ii SQ l'tekQp, t speect,
Good UHd l'uruiture &rMovio1: Uaeable furn, Ta~1t . 137% Newport Goll cart, lObpToro1u doak, Gree Barria ••••••:.;i~·~·•••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••• Sl~:erwlt.500mlft'ff All/FM1te:r.ocauette,
Applluc•--OR 1 wlU dothtn1, ml1c. htbld, Blvd. CM. . en1-. 3 wbl, &4 coad. 8lt TSZ-2Sll Voluo Pt'llta MD 18 deltel Limit U ' a~roaa ~wpt ~ lldditional miles. Avail rally• • rdlla, cl
MllorSELLCorYou. Martin sultar, tires. 145-5118 ofr over $100. Top 11 EXEC typewriter, cna. lo hrl, alt.Bator, ltlllnd. Pow• or llill&ed mot\ 01 Mar • J11Dt. luxe totertw 4 interior, MASTKSAUCTIOM 50-lD!.lWOltoaaLA, ~1061 catam.,an rack, rlt• 11.od. D D l ry rubber matt, prop. mutoab'.W•S.Slll 6'0-()C)lO blue booked al .. 040.
"4M6l,l-llM'H CJit.MeaadelMar. va;,_ro. evH ooly tnatab'i.. Mfi0.°1~:.U cranlc.$151$.&tl·~7 Sllp for as• to 30• ..,...... l.1700orblt/olr.Q6.ZlllO
P~nOSALE Sat 7th. tto E dlabwasb« w/chop. aftlPll loah. ,oww t040 fibctalAP1all. Newport. ~traVel wni .. "14 RANCHBRO. 41,000 ~rll.lture Stripped • 1 PM. 912'7 ·Continental pb:l1 block, convertlbt. House &. P.UO ~lanll. • ••••-••••••••••••••••• e7s.et80 25 twln bod.I, • nill: rnl, Ps. PS.. a1r ~.
Rdlnllhed by Experts. Dr. HB . Adams / S175. Carpels; l2xl5 dteorallva tontalner1. ~rl:l.~~~x~ ZI' CHRl.S Sea Skllf, ny lotft.c--I• ~tao:u~~n\~ IOOdcoadPJ00,'52·8083
752-.5059d)'t,175-2094ev. Brookbuut. Unique wtpad SlOO, tx~w/back· MoUle.r'1 Day ~C tt Bob a~ e:o.200 tor brt~10, du.I eoc,it'1., twln Sid ..,.._ 9080 seeiiuaone aunts. "12 Chevy ~ion PS PB
Walnutrattandtn'aaet. I~. ln1S'15.~ = ICJDIJt · · ~lcr29 :a~hbr. ~~Me-tooo •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• REGENCY Clean. "° en'1, t\At;d Tbl, 1eaf, Schalrt. SAT. le>.5. Furniture trap-1070 • 16' 1971 Tri·Hull. Walk MOTOR HOME llua. IUOO. 548-5061.
MOO. 613-4.SOS pllancea. 127 Abalone, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lady Kenmore wuher. It Pwh IOl7 1S'Clauk Bay Boal. th r u w Ind ah le Id , RENTALS
bd t d d Dbl BalboalSl&Dd. w•..._.fED elec clryr· dlncU.. .et; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Seata8,del»eJpwr. Flt>erala,60bpelecttMrt t25 No. Harbor Blvd. "13 Chevy ~Ton. P/S,
5 pas ae •I con . "" blcycles,MN:Sfl CockaU.el, male albino, e Call675-GCJ Johnson 0 /8 Cover S.A. P/B, auto 350 VI. •bell, bed. lrad couch, 2 occ. DoverShott1Gara1eSale TOP CASH DOLLAR mos. wll• chrome ca1e S2.500 Pb~ . ••531·!50.1 cln.Call846-T811NB. cbra,IU'MW,•d1n.chr1, Sat only May7 9-3 1321 PAID POR YOUR MISC BABY ITEMS: •lood$130.M<Ml881 27' TROJAN Exp. . . •
stereo con. Qn custom AnUaua' ' · J°"""LRY. WATCHES, bMthtub walker crib CnAser,twlnV8'a,radao, 'U Beecb~ood, 24 '5.2 Choy w /camper
quilted Bdsprd .. EvH ART "'oBJECrS. GOLD. aterl ti ier. car bed ,._.Ir °'9lm 1090 sndr. Hauled, painted, ,, a1portcdlolt Motorbome,· Dod&e v..a shell. Gd cood1Uoo. 5S1·53le•SS2·1418 Furn, lleteo, clrtY, tools, SILVER SERVICE, IM'1·'11210aflSPM ....................... tu.oed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Automallc, PS/PB • '550. a:u.3929
micro-wave ovn, beds, FINE FURN fl AN· J"IELDSWarehousesale S7.500 AY&46-ll000 Aircraft ti 10 stereo. aenerator, roof. a..-l In Chest of drawers $25. pin& pons tbl, m1ny TIQUF.S 84$-2:200 15' boat w/'l:IJd« fl trlf, 400 Planos/Orsana , ••••••••••••••••••••••• air. TV antenna. loaded. Chevy Pie .... .,, !!.!' ol.
redwood ptcnlc lbl w/2 other ftem5, everythlna · wrouibtlroodlnet.tesei. new /uud. Spinets, *28'BERTRAM'TI NEW Haniara for lse. fullyself.conttopa.bape, dmr,needswcift.-~ ·
benche., S30. 2 lllbog eoes. Dally. 1~ San ftdodl 1075 Couch Ir chair, mlac Grands, Playen. Goln1 ............... tBSOmo. Corona Airport. Spec. abuyat895.W18148 1..;.:f•::..·;....;IM;.;.&2.;;__•e_l44_e ___ _
chrs rz=I, 1 Ma.ho& arm Juan Crt, Fto Vly . ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• bsebld ltem1 fl toya. ouHorb\ISlnesa.Rent·lse SYTCLEbeS2000del, ruelpncewbencomplet· REGENCY•tOTOR 1976 Luv Camper shell
chr S20. comer aroup, no 968-9237. Marean mare, broke 540-721.2 opt. Ka~ai, Steinway, 139.000. ed Call: 714·633-6817 or HOME RENTALS AM/FM·c~ '
tbl Si!St oltom;n S'5. :m . to ride & drlve, blk Wicker Fumlture Baldwin, Cblckerlni. GENER AL AU TO 544-319'1,M0-0700 925No.Harbor Blvd.S.A. '3.<m IH '491
b r n I I O I a o a Women a clot.hes !I 7 • 8, PVade Morten eeldlnl. yam a hll, Kim b•l l , , LEASING __ _!*~•~1~-~~3:!._ __ -J::;::..:.;;:-:-;-~:;---;:=:::
W1CU1blonl $20. call aft hairdryra & mttc. 330 Ent w .. t.rn (714) Ex.ettlle bike Wrllir (714 )638·2770. Since 1959 213-869-200'1 ~.Salt '71 Ford PU. Camper 5·:.>pm,14H8.~7. Rochester C.M. Sal t-5. 338-lOU 979-8040 12072 Bnlok.hurst. GG , R.tWt t 120 Trallen. Tro•el ti 10 Speclal. 44ton, 3110 ena,
i hi i Cl b 20 Formuli '74 l.O .. VHF, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AC, PB, PS, /LT, new Movioc: muat aell MOVING SALE·Sat only Mite•••-IOtO Unlversty b~t ~c ut Hammond Lowery, xtras, xlnt Harbor boat Ca shell for 8• bed ·~Sil St.r lJt trlr
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• ahell,clean.1162-9534 ~et,:~~~~ure. Call ~~..:3 ~r'Be~h°f~~ ....................... g1~{:'::~bJl'. Pvia~~~~. GuJbranse~ Orga; & 840-112.8,879-2098 36'!?~ih. ~go door: Atlasv~~eatal, Xlntl.....;,;.;.;_.;;__....,_-=--=----
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cliJm« WANTED clubS.12$.142-4372 ==~ our Sklp Jack 24, Fly bridge P>0.675-4727 cond. aelf/coot, ~wn ~· fOIDCOUIJllt
White Parsons tble, 5'
lcn&tb. l8" width X 28"
rugb, $50. Tortoise t•em
stand, $2.'5. 675·9640
12' Bay ~IR~ Sect.IOfllll
~ofa, Sl!IO. I.I( up
hol,.terod chr S.W. Stu
1 pee srrt/aofa. vry
~turdy, pl1• hlu w/tml
lllvr 1turbur11l p11ltorn.
S'iO Htrculon qn 11lpr w /o
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wdtrm. M5 Ma 0834
JwaU'lne Crfflc. Custom I' green velvet 11ofia & I'
modem 1of•. Xlnt cond
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bell, churn. wall TOP CASH DOLLAR n-~ 22 .. nurr mower, '73. TwtnVolvo170.Too •m Chevy 1 ton Chua.la +sofa bd, 22 awn 1 1112, rebll tn•si~::
lelepbone, trunk, old PAID FOR YOUR •;;-HP,xlntcOftct.$'5. many xtraa to Hat. Mounl.Auto.P/S.P/B. w/c~ailu, air, Jacka. brksfl elute· ·
coach lamps. toys, JEWELRY, WA'l'CHES, 646-1.525 HAMMOND $12,500. P/P648.sa51 A/C. new Urea, alps 6. nut.ires. Uc #GD7738PP1_&48-.:..;.:;...;..;756'...:..o.. ____ _
eamea. pon.Y aaddlea, ART OBJECI'S, GOLD, ORG • ..._.5 '61 Larsen 16'. 7S II $3950. 846·3954 586-027& s
den dlvan set & 10\& of SILVER SERVICE, Write for stamp and col.ft "" Evlnrude Bate tank Ult 68 Tent Trailer, Wheel *TRUCK * hshldttems. FINE FURN. " AN· Information. 99 Com· COMPLETEUNE tl'I Bet5"9 m-0223 "7l FordTruck&Camper, Camper, Lodaew1aon.
TIQU&S. 845-2200 pany, 34190 Sepulveda. •NEW &USED• r,. ' AC, AM /FM stereo, iood sell cont'd. 5'0-S23l aft
CB Buy with Confidence IS' Flberalasa flshin" tires. xlnt running cond 6PMorwknds $1050. WGGAGETAGS from the O Id est boat. 50 bp W/trailer. s.'5000.847·7920art 3PM. •THECAlPLACI•
fromyourbusirlesscard. ~!.yourM-enofruoCer,·~ Autli1orized Hammond S8'7S.837-6417 '72 Ford Camper Special lO'Eriba Travel Trlr, 2100HarborC?d 831·2S20
rd f b ......... -... ....,. Deal 1n o Coun d SC Ful w/cabana. &ood for com·1...;...;~-------Send one ca or eac $'525. 640-0897 desperate. er range . 44 • Hunter. Loaded. ever· w 112' El.Dora o. ' . pacts, Sl, 150.146-2807 'IO ~ton Ford PU, RWJ.S tag plus one •J>&re. We ty. We will QOl be know· )'thin£ but radar AC ly eqpd, xlnl cond. $'5200. tr ht
return permanently carpet, fottat &m plush. iollY undersold! I bristol cond CaJI 'days' 549-3810 '75 Like new 20~· Nomad, :r~~ C1hl.~ 3x a::'tnka, sealed attractive tas It Nr new w/paddina, 80 FREE ORGAN CLASS (2l3) 325-7oo0 all i ' .PUil SC AC Aski.DC .-
strap, meetio• .trliA• yrda. Pd 1600, a ell Mon eve, ev•ryone <TI4) G7s-•:n • eve.s ' l01Ai' Cabover camper, $4 ~ 83 -02sa • etc. S5'1·2S09 J.D. requirements. ~e· GOO,,,,r. 414-1233 we!C'ome s ips 4, $900 OT offer. • · 1 i...;;..-,-
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vent loss & theft I For a STOP IN· OR CALL TRLR foe 24 • boat. lt'75 837-5686 Allfo Strtfu., ....
peraooallzed taa encloH Refrip. work ok, MS. " ... JUST AU.IVID• vans en. tan de m • -=-===--------& Acceuoriff 9400 A be1uty In cold fl white wallpaper, fabric or 175. t?nuaed Seara 1,._WAl .. _......,..5 w/aldeboard, for 24' MofOf'C 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/automaUc.pWT.aleer· "~ Glo" paper " we woman a 3 apd bike Si(I. -('~ boat $1300. Aft 5PM C.talinaAutoSunroot 1n1. air cond., CB Unit,
will back " trim your ~ 714 :a 40.a13 e. days ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Pin Slrippint tarce pa tank " under
tap. Or try two card.a HAMMONDORGAN 21.3·962-3241 VWGTLeathers, V ,._ lo 12,00011\Uet. CBWB.210). back to back. Must sell, Scuba sear• 2 & PIANO CENTER su:e 32, $35. alu 28 $20. an .....,.,vens n 01o..1Lv $6995 student desks, dresser, -u E eo-·• H 1 <~"' -10 642-4040 " '' PRICES: k -· .._ W)'. Sl' Yacht be ni re· .,_....., S2eaor3/$'5 nearly new TV, 1 ate Coronadel Mar rurbiahod, almost new --------1-b VW ENGINES
4/5 tap Sl.60 ea. brd, AU bat olr lhla wknd 1544-9200 twin diesel. Many xtraa. '75 HONDA 550· 4 cy ' 1 USED. REBUILT
619 tap Sl.50 ea. 7S8-l407 70% completed sas.ooo back seat,. cslm ha~dle Der Buagy Shop ~6940
10ormoreSl.40ea. Movln&1 Mu1t Sell· Uprtt!Pl..o Will comple~for$45,000. bars. Getting .married, Sales Tax Included Hum I a If I er • De . 831·9687 aft 7pm. wile says n~ bike $1195. VW REPAIRS at
NOCARD" Humidifier, TV stnd, JnGdcon 493·1.360 548_.788anyt.sme. BACKYARDPRJCES
COSTA MESA
OATSUM
2MSHAJlBOR BLVD.
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Draw your own Or tend Ktnmor• wuher/dryer. Smgrand4'8"o1d. Dl• BOSTON WHALER '74 Wombat Hodaka 125, 5:>4-5696
name, address, phode & Call 96.2-2929. 11295, j1;,h7nso:,1;n~br;rltoS't! $325. '73 CR 2.'>0 Honda '65·66 Mustang parts. i6 Datsun Lil Hustler· ~1JA=~=~lf per 7 pc tolld wal cUn rm set Call673-7770 $4664, ASK S3SOO, lit 962E1~7i4n75orc $400. Call almoeleverythin£, Autoenatlc, blue & 16,102
Send check or cnooey ot· $450. Stereo componepts. '78 Lowery Dix Splnet heal.lb. M2·9132, 673·20SO 549..aooa ~::·t u::~t :31!5:
derto: HMWatet. ~ Oraan-T.G. Never Wied, 33, Claulc Sedan Cruiser 1974"2 CZ 400, red frame, WANTED ina-833·864B. .
PILOf PRINTlHG I lost 7 lbs In 2 days, new Music, record & aoforth. great Catalina or Bay good condition. Call
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P.O. Sox 1.560 product fantastic! No Sl,000.846-6113 · crulslng·snoozlng & 968-l.S76. '53-'56 Ford Pickup (new
Coeta Mesa. Ca.~ drup or exercise, call .,.,.._U•· lectronlc or· boozinc yacht, $10,000. 1971 Yamaha 90 lo mi gd . ~psides flt) Will lradei-------9-5_7_0 "'"° oa:.,.. Dia nu~ .... er e 67J..-0149 • al .;,.,., .
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utility bumper plus cash. C11t1 PUIUC AUCTION days Jean.....,....._.. · gan. 2 ke)'board w/lape cond., itn!et leg • _.... ca1t673-4266 Eves ..................... ..
MANY ITEMS OF FINE tributonneeded. player.Li.keoew. 20' Glastron deep V, Moped , Smily, excellent · . . 1975 DODGEVAH
ESTATE JEWELRY, Two Turf King Lawn 9liO ssz...57'8 rigaed for ocn flahln&. cond.$300.536-3582 '40Chevcpe.no~ni,SIOO Automalic,pwr.steerinC
ART OBJECTS. AN· mowers. 2 apd. 9 HP KURTZMANUPRJGHT C.11841·5533. Motorcycle trailer tor 3, ~d ~01~'rb~7~ •bralc•, 1.lrccdi., vinyl -~~~J~~Ep~'fN'. ~~cob&onplnv c:es*, ~11;;,~ Needs tunln& and new 2 6 • e ER TRAM xJnt cond. S?OO/Best of· 6Gf782 ln\trlor paddl
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UaE ....., ~ keysb~tlhet.oneofthla c. ..... u..ber. Xlnt cond, rer.548-0763 AM/FM stereo & Uly FO & BROCH · backa, 4 alus shelves, 6' piano is excellent. $200. :;;t':eu make offer W Wanted: Volvo body carpeted. Local car
long, 18" wide 37~" CallStephanleatS48·5728 67S-9'7S2 • • 761/1Maico440·A. parts. l40series w/only 13 ,000 miles. hlah. 631·0'700 Dys, after 6pm. u no answer Wheelsm1lh .up pipe,. 549-1636 C1A666el). •
call ~71'4 a.od leave !I pegs & cut pJSton. Fox MAKE OFFER!
message. 30' Sea Rays &hocks. W/accumduJatodcrs . Autos for Sale MAR~UIS VOLVO Many >.Lras. X.ln con . SSl"" ON Vl "'JO ANTIQUE PIANOS 536-4758 •••••••••• •• •• • • • •• •• • • . Ml "' . I..arteat aekctloo on the Sport lrfA..A ~ Ul·2110 495·1210 West Coast. all recondi· -r 'TS Honda C8500 T, some Classics 'SZO'---------
' tioned & guaranteed. 7 Sedan Bridge xtras, llOOmi., super ••••••••••••••••••••••• Font "'4T. Many ex·
IOll S.MalnSl.S.A..836-8292 Wee...W clean.968·1213 •ss White T·Blrd, Htr. tras. SUtto/CB. Beat of·
••••••••••••••••••••••• s.wlltgMochlnes 1091 INTHE WATER '73 Norton850. p /B. nu Int. rblten1. rcr. CAllll62-21J5
-----------------Wanted; Gu Oreplace ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEMO'S $1300/trade $5500. 646-8477 o Ford ~ T. 8 cyl stick.
S.,Wl8y!I! toe.Reasonable! BROTHER SEWING Byappt.SAT&SUN eves,wknds49Hl294 ~.Roce, :.::!.l hitch. SUOO. :!'ir~&l~~~~k~ ___ ~ __ l7_1_,_· __ MACHJNE IN CABINET NEW~~lf'ORE 1976 BMW R90. 3500 ml.; Roda 9540~---------
SOc perft. 548-573S WANTED $40.S48-8693 """"a 7 m un.ndati'l6 blue,Sgal. ••••••••••••••••••••••• VWCamper,neweng, v~n"" P • ".. 63l·3754 anytime Qastom made '78 Trlkc. xtras must eee to ap· 136 •mf battery chareer Singer stralght..a.litcb. Hcrrtson•t Showntece. beaut. cond. p ........ •67 ...... 63 roc 101 cart. Reasonn· mach. In nice wooden ~.. ooo '""' """
blo. cab. Works wt. $50. SEA RAY Partsfodr2bClkB180bHotndarsr. CBl.SeAu~. Leiss ~nanes4on i-:7:...."-Dod--.,,-Lo-m_l_c_us_to_m_ 7Sl·ll&.l 675-011.8 3101WestCoastHwy lO·SP e. s 0 m . n~ DQW .... c. •
Nwpt Bch 714 1631 .• ,..A7 494-8200 Sat. wk dys & ly. $3000Cirm. 498·1365 int. le pnt. mass. stereo,
tuo.. •-...a Store R ....._. ~ e es xtras. Xlnt cond. Best orr 1--------_....._ · • " ' 2327So. Main St v · •SPORTS CARS• over '4000. 644 ·0875, Gre111ha•1 ,,._.. I••-· IOll lar ' 1095 Santa Ana 714/S4CHlSS$ '73 Honda CB 350. Front 675-6664
8'' llanainl Potted ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• end extended 6·lncbes. ~--------
t•Ja nta u ti. A LL Olds Trumpet, xlnltOnd, Hobart Mixer, tables. IH Newly rebuilt engine, on-73 Chev)' Van clean
ORGANIC SUPPLlES $100. S4t·lll0 range, dishes & much tyhas:IOO mlles. Electric •THECARPLACE .. custom lnt. AM /FM ~.·~!!orl!,Y! .. w00RMS CoM Mln.O.Ma. tic elec. more. 49'"7447· loots. Soll t060 starler, custom seat. 2100HatborCM 831·2820 cassette, CB, new tJres,
.,. ....,., "' .. _.. cU TVHi•adlo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sharp! 162(). 834--0899 .. MA........-1 Dri•H 9550 look&" runJ:reat. $3650. B'S RED WOR,.. PARM, or1an. ncellent coo · .. '"......,. ...... .....,... ~ Inc.•• b>a, eroo. P.P. 532·1$ A, Sttr.o 80'8 Peoodanocondn Triton. Vtrery '71 Honda 350 CL. l8.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _,.,..,....,
••••••• ••••• ••••••• •• •• g • many x u , ml ...,,. AMC JEEP l f67 ,...__YY V AM 17113 Gothard. HB. --·-·. rlbes, 5 pc clear RC CONSOLE Sol'd <714)S73-7173 ·--· ••• ·c-f. --....... 14, Alt...,,. A · 1 Call 55'·1766. ,, -6 ""'I, nowlv roblt en", .,., . .., Ht. w /all brdware. walnut. Turntbh, ... , "'t •
AU/l'M, Good picture, WAMTll)' 52 Triumph, rblt, gd con· WE OUTSELL ALL newrlll&s. va vea&bear·
sounda xlnL Aak.in& sieo, E ~I KS 0 N 3• • 0 r ditlon. Sacrtnce lliOO or JEEP DEAL.ER'S lnp, runa •tons, snag ~ ot 646.Q073 INTHESTATE. whla. c&Jl)ted le paneled Aft5,l4Ml14 IS DER a Pvt. par. bst/ r. HUGllHVIHTORY lnt. 75l~or540«tl2
Teac rHl to reel, ty wantt to pure: hut '78 &lzukl IM ~. W.orb, All Models New & Used '73 F__. Van Econollne, Bestotfor dlrecUy from owner. abox. fork kit, 38 mlk. & Leul"" Available vru Send I I ••--l PO ..,..< < .. "3810 ,.._'':'tau~-clean, Jo ml, custom lnt. 642·7834 n ormauun o · more .• ,.,.,,.....,.. ~ ,..... ht.back aeala, AM/FM
COLOR TV'S ~~· Newport Bcb, &Jauki TM12S. l..lkc new AMC heta rldio. new lira Ir ma11,
ALL MAJOR BRANDS Runsgre~.2461 c!f:~:UBOR !j~~~23 $4200.646-120t
Recond.&Guarantced 23• CLIPPER. on Trailer ----'64 Ford Window Van.
PortatilesfiConaoles w /cictras. Mint cond. &Jzuk.1 72. TS 250,. xtra Rare '60 ford F2SO. 2006cyl, llpd, new tires
Sl00tol268 ~/bst.545·729C>an4. clean, 3000 ml. Bsl ofr Wamerhubs.411pdtrans, brnkes & radiator,
YUEaamedaydeUv. overl000.648·3191 c ust cah , 292 ·V8. AM /FM radio, 1&45 .
WRIOHTTV 10' Lapetrakedlnaby. Overload 1prln1• .ts 6'73-3034daya, 642-J..9M aft. 843A,W.19th,CM F\berglaaa.Ukenew. '70 YAMAHA 90. Ex· more.$2500.982·0580 6PM 646-1786 $298. 530-9349 cf' Ile n t ton d HI on.
$300/bat olr. 751·4754 '13 Dodge Power Win. ~ '71 Heldav Wllltett
Near new Pklaeer 717 7 23' Aquar1ua/'7l, loaded. ton, 8' bed, , ... pd, hub11, Vin converilon, bubble
watt reei'lver, Phl{lp1 rlxed keel, best orter ~~--9160 PIS, P /B, new whla " top,ilpa,,fordVl,Auto
turntable, Linea takes.CBSl75-l620 -"...., tlrel. XtrH. 39,000 Ml. t.rana., •~reo. alr cond,
Dynamic apkra. S7 SJDN.,..., Sa,,.,.. .. 10-;:-;-on· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stll86.Call873.cl48. =· e,alnk·nrr.ete. Top new. wtU Hll *"CA. aves ""• -... u~ HoMt a..tal _,.....u e.,. price ~ .............. _r-d.ltloo. $32$. ,_._. '76 Ford 4X4, like new, · .,_,," .,.. wanu. .... .,,.... 11112 to 32' ....a. 1 131185
l4J 1031 lned blk, 4·•pd. a.,.,..e wh "· .REGENCY MOTOR Cat AM /FM Ster.• ----M-rl--8-1-1 FuJlyaelf.conta f dual tankl, custom ub. JIOMERENTAL..4' ~. Crall In dasb •SABOT a .nc u:· Reserve n~or 1Udinl window, CB, p /S 925 No. Harbor Blvd. apkn, perfect cond rr~. Mel-c:ran, mint con ltollday & ds Ir brtu, 9,000 ml. Runs S.A.
SSU'7l8 Raclns ma'!l. 1395. REGENCYNTMOTOR perfect "200. GW32e •••• ,._,. .. ...;;.;...:....;..;..;..... ____ -t 64M'28lor844-5688 HOME RE ALS ~-"'7U»
ZmiF:..Ul. WS•telnTeOut ~lb. !'-. •IUA 20' VIKING SLOOP, 92S N. Harbor Blvd, s A. 68 Jeep Wa1oneer. air, '73 Dodae VH 31& 0'.18'•· ""' .. --..,..,.. .. 200 ••53l·ZSOS•• • 1uto. P/8, P /B New bltcll iunroof' atu.o air llSM485cirt7t-98U allp ln Newport .. -Uru, braltea. S24to ........ ta ,9M00s '
-.-.. • u.-..,a__ .....,. MOTOR HOMES 714CS..QSl.1 xeu .,..... . ~ ~ roRR~ V ........ Slbot 396S, nee rlqed, 1'-omSUOwk.dM923 '75 4WD GMC Sbt bd '6tCM¥, ..
••• ... •••• .. •••••••••• nuboomteebrd•Ur. Pickup, decked out. Vanco.nvenlon,eamper, G• I .. tO l 1325 673.'120I U'OPEN ROAD, fully IS 'l$O l1M741 Auto, radio. d1ab alr,
. . -....
aetr eont. llaet'\.'e now ' · roof·alr, tollet, ttrr.
fer aummer. ~ raiaed top, ZY'7la Sale
'70TRA VCO fT', $1.15 mo.
• moa.E lM f131del SMlOtotal peyment
GENERAL
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HOME RENTALS 92' No. Harbol' Blvd.
S.A! ~
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WE BUY
a.UMCARS
&TIUCKS
lf7t Lancla Scorpion a lr,
sunroo/, leat.hu aeall.
PW, AM/FM cuutte, •
mo1 old. 110..CIO. 688.soa
alt$~ wkndt.
SADDLEBACK
BMW
. CONNELL . 1em. v • ., ..
'lie Sedan, RUD, air.
·coMllMltSU
THIALLttaW
UOCSiMOW! CffMOLET Charcoal over 1hell 1ray1 gray hide!!. Very specla.t
a:28Harbor Blvd. automobUe! CSUH788> cGMPLITE
IODYSHOr
HOWOP!H COSTA MESA J 1 M R I C K M A N ___ 5_4_6-_l 2_0_0 ___ 1 MOTORS. 2 l 24 E.
WEPAYTOPOOLLAR Co l ora d o Blvd,
FOR TOP USED CARS Puadena. Locally call Jo"OREIGN, OOMltSTIC CARLOS CARRION at
«CLASSICS 752·™7
U your ur la extra clean ae.uarlnt.
UUElllUICK
2925 Harbor Blvd.
Colla :.teu 979·
Tor
DOLi.AR .....
FOR CLEAN
OVB40
Clean used Triumph,
Jaauar & MG m odel1
now 011 d15play. Over 21
1..rase/Buy plan~. ava1la·
ble~
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Alfa ltCMnto '705
.. ••••••••••••••••••••• &I ST & HOADWa'I' ALFA 5'RIMT SAMTA AKA
Excellent, newly painted 835·3 I 71
Giulietta S1>1int body and TH! ULTIMATE Dfllll ... G MACHINE
IMPORT CARS separate. strong running •USED IMW11• ALL MODELS 1300 Veloce engine w I '743.0Cpc S/R 746LWB
--------• 4·speed transmission. '71 16004spd940MJU ~ Also many exlra Alfa '75200241lpd629NBK
..... 1300 parts. When put c•---..a On Sund HEED lol(ether as la will be a -~-_!!1'
CLEAN i:ood looking, &ooc.I run· l 973 IMW 3.0CS
rung car -or would de· 4 speed. sunroor & air USED CARS firutl.'ly be worth Lll\l':>l· cond. This 1mmuculatc
MOW Ing lime :ind money ror da:.sic has low m1le:1
CALLPAPPY t'omplct.Jonofre:.turation tJSlJPSl Excellent
of thill classic Bertone lea5e plan •vu1lable 540-5630 dt~oi:n. 11500. 645 5108 S"'DDLU"CK after 6 & weekends, or A A
1011\SO\ & so~
• l INCOLN·MERCUAY
2626HARIOR llVD.
COSTA MESA
CAI OUTLET
Cash For Cart
Paid For Or Hot
2145llARBOR BLVD.
ll farbor & Victoria l
COSTA MESA
642-0653
I eave message at VAWY IMPORTS
648-7542 831-2040 4'5.4949 --------
'73 Alla Romeo Must sell, ORANGE COUNTY'S
xlnt cond, 5spd. xtras. OLDEST
$WO. PP.sa&-9126 &
Audi 9707 ' •••••••••••••••••••••••
'73 Audt Pox. 4dr Sein.
Auto trans, AC, Etc.
$239.S. Pvt. Pty. Days,
752-~ Eva, 646-7810
Sales-Serv1ce·Le11lng
Roy Caner,lnc.
Rolls Aoyce BMW
'70 Audi. Super 90. 4 dr, 4 , 1S40Jambor~
spd. AM PM cassctle. -~e~part]!cach 640-6-144
_!1200 Phtr/3·7446 __ 1976 BMW 2002 Ml'tal11c
75Audi 1001.S fjord blue w blue 1n
Xlnt cond. tenor & AM 1FM sl<'reo
551 174-0fordetails cassette C665 PQN >.
$7600 or best offer Pvt
72 tOOLS, 4 dr, auto. air, Pty. 675-5853 MARQUISMOTOIS x lnt cond In & o ut . ----
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FORHIFTY
IMPORTS
28802 Marguerite Pkwy. 646-1509 Want.Ads
MISSIONVIEJO ------------
831·2110 49 5-12 I 0 Alltot, M•w 9100 AMfos. M•w --......•..••............ ···················~···
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SHOP & COMPARE~~
1976 FIAT 121 1976 FIAT 128
2 dr. Stondord, s2499 a.onty
28.7 miles
(SER. 2065344)
~ :,;ustom s2599 31.1 m11ft
(SElt.2060338)
1976 FIAT 128 1976 FIAT 128
~ '!:;;ycustom s2599 r~ wagon, s2799 • l 1.6 mlle1. 39.2 milft.
(SER. 20610121 (SER. 205"00 JI
1976 FIAT 128 1976 FIAT 131
~3;~ coupe, s3199 ~ :;iys speed, s3499 32.6 ml .. s. 41 .S miles.
(SER. 0230400) (SER. OJ 50861)
1976 FIAT 131
"'dr.,
5
.speed. s3599 & only
37.7 mltie•.
(SU. 01$1381)
1976 FIAT 131
"dr., 5 spMd'; s3999 ow cond., &
only 32.9 miles.
(SER.OJ 5067 4)
1976 FIAT X 1/9
Cond., .. only with fa<tory Air s4999
27.2 mlt.s.
(SB. oo"s""'9)
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SUPER MARKET SALE!
ALHAMBRA DATSUN
ANAHEIM DATSUN .
ARCADIA DATSUN, INC.
WALLY TUCKER DATSUN,
INC.
BALDWIN OATSUN
CANOGA DATSUN
COSTA MESA DATSUN
CULVER CITY OATSUM
DOWHEY DATSUN, INC.
ATLANTIC IATSUM
MmSllYDATSIM
CLEMDAU IATSUM
WE DON'T HAVE A MR. F. OR A
MRS. G. BUT THE SAFEWAY .
IS TO MARKEi 8ASKD ~· TE~L A RALPH:
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'72 MAZDA m..,
4 ........ -...... *"'4 .... 1t•?Oto111
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DELIVERY
MOON DATSUN
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NIIPOIT DllSUI
QUAUTY DATSON IMPOIT
PASADOA DATSU
'71 ....
Immaculate thruout. OverOr1ve and only
13.000 mites. Extended warrantv. Lease/Bu~
(738TCPJ
'74 •• 45 CHIATU
Triumph Spitfire. CHERRY! Certlfred 14'.000
or191nal mites (Q4 tLEJ)
'7J ICO ... OMY
MG M1dge1 Like New, Cen1l1ed I.ow Down
arid another Suoer De~ (l18HESJ
'7J llAUTSflUL
FIAT 124' So1der One of a Kind' Easy
payments wrth low down
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stock. Power window•.
aat, AM I fo' M l>lereo
cassette. vinyl roof &
more. 130419) 27 Ncsw
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ble. 60 Mo. fanundn&
available QA(;. C1ill for
det.a-ili.! -r• '7-1 RX2. Lo ma, ·.;XLNT" -' U>aded. on& own~r As·
i.umc lo bat + 11mall
eqwly ij)g 1420 C\Cb
14UOUIK.,Jltt.IOl)\(¥A'40 . ·~I• 1974 MAZDA RX4
H• 1•cutoa • 1•> ... , ... • 1 i.peed, radio. healer &
9735 .......................
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Europe. 1911 Ghia, ylv..
~--1.W.. an10 &heir shaO
very gd COfld Call
Gttman AUtOi, 675·3062
·~ KarmaM Ghia. lo m1.
much. mud1 more!
Loder 21.000 m1lci.
11100~lVJ > Thu. )Cllow
dreamu;
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LOWIST PRICES
EVEROM . TOYOTA
PICKUP TRUCKS
EXCELLENT
SB.ICTIOM OF
MODB.S & COLORS
'74 2400. New rebll enei.
AM 'PM stereo w /cast,
xlnl cond. must see t.o ap
prec. S8.000/bst ofr.
634-0414
67 MBZ 250$, 4 dr, look1
great. needs en& repair,
Sl500 ofr.~94-2148
MERCEDES
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1825. 48.000 mi's. New
lirea. Inter like new.
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OF IMPORTS
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w /caueue, Michelin All MG · 974J edi•I• Ir low mjfe1 4 ............................ '-+-' .... .,.. __ l#w._... ...... ___ t--.;:.
'76
1uperb classic! ____ 61_~_12_1 ___ AJwaya wanted a sports (155LOi).
·m 280S xJnt eond must car. J've a claulc 'Sii SADOUIACK · • MGA. "fully" restored. sell. Mu:.g~~fos u .ooo ;ofr. 559.021& VALUYl~TS
""'" to.3:30. ll ld04.Cl. D.5-ft U
2SOSL, make ore er & ,4 MG Mldeet. Racina Ponct.e 9750
Z»SLrr ·67~1~ c6ar,34make orani:e. 23.000 mt, clean ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 er. ..-.-.l. ?J.. 34 ltrunawell. '3.000/bltof·
'73 MIZ 450SLC fer. Below blue book PORSCHE 924S
Rolls Royce ~rade-an an value for lhis popular we have an exc.41_1lent
<.'OOCOUNi condition. Dark model. 586-'411 .selection plus the
brown w J Ii & ~ t tan '7l MG Mld&et, low miles, Champlonship'Editlon.
leather, ste.reo, air cond.. xlnt c9nd. $1800. Aft.er 6 MOW!!!
M!eh. radials & 26,000 p m 0 r w k n d s llU. Y4TIS milit62;.~ilYER t213 >S96-8582 VW-PORSCHE '
ROLL-S ROYCE '75 MG Mld&et 15,000 ini. Sl)n Juan Captatrano
AM /FM OadcltB, xlnl 137·4100 493""4511
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1540Jamboree Road
NEWPORT BEACH
640-6444
cond. $3200 oi:: bebt offer.
837-0218 1961Ponche912 f3499 '1991
'69 dG M'd l N l In superb condition With lt---------... -~,"'!!-~.~.ro"!!~!"",--1 Mercedes '64 190C. l'J I ae . ea s s peed " chrome 1974 AUDI ,.... ....{ ... Newport Runabout. wbMls. IWPM257>. • "' -,,,,. •••• •" red blk,sllck. $1795 Yellow 1Btk intr Ware SADDLEIACK :-9''":,,: "":.!.:''...:.,':;,
Mercedes '67 2sos. ~~c $14'e5. 640-0208, VAWY IMJIORTS ,.._,,,,
blk blk. su.nroof. auto,•-----~--131-2040495-4949 •3999 full pwr. S3995. 673·5886 MG1 9744 ________ 1r-"':'1~9~74"'!"""'!!CHEYY~~~_,--TW1.+inn--1
1971 Ponche914 .,..., ... °"
S speed. atr cond .. stereo, ~~ ..!..~~-r--·"'
mag wheels & low
m.iJeage. (547RKQl.
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...__...._ ______ ,MOB '72 convt. Stereo rlly
wb.11. vry 11harp Pr ply :;.,e.5&11
'71 MGB rd.:. tr lilu w /blk
int., excel h:nt.
$WOO 5-10 0999
"1·1 ~HiB. Perfect cond.
SADOLUACK
V AWY IMPORTS
131-2040 495.4949
1975 Porsche 914
I ll lttre. Red /black. Air
cond & magai Im
mac ulale-only l:J.OOL
milt'!> (621f>(Jfo'l
MOWS7995 ·
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DATSUN Xlras Mu11l i;ee, Askan1
S3599. 496·4739 & 547 7103 284$HARBOR BLVD.
of• 540.641 0 540-021 3 --A.lto1,U1ed Aedo1,U1~
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'74 FIAT 128 SEDAN 76 ASTRE by POOIAC
•-""""........,.. rwoo $ J 525 ••d hNI• ..... bill~ •&dJ.t htM (:ntMJCOI LUXURY CAR IU:Y.SU ~.-.'~~i;:~:.,~,,·o~~~ $2695 '"OndUIOntn9, ()OW•r
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Map, Kon It, AM /FM xtru. Xlnt cond. t'1J.oal.1 rms~. Call aft "Tl VVI BUI. pod eoad,
.,. _ Sl300 Firm. lluat aell
lt68 912. -oct. drk blu, Mll-lllf · redlnt.AM-P'M.lowner. --...:--------1 IU50.8'13-8634 '67 VW. Maaa. recent ___ ;;.._.. ___ __. brake overhaul, new
11 914, J.I, wbl~e 1uper clutch llOO. eve. t82-9521
Jharp. tJ.000 ml1 must tee! *JO. 544-18U o ' 7 I A u t O m a t I C
M4-43Q3 Squareback. '1800. Xlnt
--------cood, rblt eoa. Orta
"IT a:M. Must sell. Biie. owner. T51-t880
~· FM. $8700 or bst otr. '7l Squareback. 4 Sod.. l 982-4300« 132-3'02 AM/FM. Yellow w lbfack '72 Eldo. BIH-beJut '63 ~, l300 or trade.
PQRSCHE lnter.F1awleaa.M5-7400 '76~0.Ylle ~es~l*~· = & weekends CHOICEOF 17
91 I COUN '89 BUG F\111 poower, climate con lt6t THIU lt77
'Ill red /black Mercedes AutomeUc_._ rad!.>!lo:;... ~9--etrltoJ1'11.roal'e!ltir
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to0nmd!dltlonJn1. 1&'74 Cadlllac El Dorado "11 Malibu Classic. !HOO 4 = "AutomaUcs ll'EiUtraae-ln. Low1rmH 87H 612 10lr. ~e-F-i.&l>I•. ruuy int, Aw-. P~. P. • came · -an+ nice tar. Must sell leather lnlerior. AM /FM k>eded. lo ml. xJnt cond. P IP H3·S91$/6'4·S01l .,f,
today, aaklnl S449S. '76VWyellow Rabbit, xlnt stereo witb "-pe. UI\ 646-2136 days. 646·M9 Ask for Jay. .......&.~
(653100) cond. A M /FM. 8 tr k wheel. <mPBQ > eves '6S 4-door xlnl cond. Settct-
House o f 1mpor~
:,~:10 • luga /rack SALE PRICED '74 Cpe de VIiie. tan lthr tires. ad enc:" ~;. ~W~~1t'G
int., spotless, low ml 4a Sl.50. Oon~9021 CORVETTES
J.96S White VW, en& reblt. 75 fle ..... ood loaded. ~. 675-3515 HOW.._ .... ~L........-.1....a. ori paint...xJn onct. ,...... '75 Chev Monza 2 + 2. AC, -_......_..
-91" Blk Po ... "he. 2.0 nr:i.e-.187 tc ~ .,,._..,. lt74CADILLAC Xlnlcond. S28SQ. DIMf&QuallStreeta
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Uter. all xtras. S3950. 191111 VW Pop Top Campr. trol, air concJil19nlng1 """·ll ... 1 133-0511 II &-S, 772-8270 good road, AM/FM tape. beautlrul cheaterflela ru eqUlpment nc. 's '88 Caprice. Radio •
. 68912. Needs point, runs ,mus1 .. ~!'.·.,S2000orbetol· brown wllh matth ln& =:.:e~:.s:~°:t~: =er0. rlAlgrownConder ·..,VW0001' Con .... 77 ·~ jOOd. 14100. er . .....,..~1; 67S-96216 vinyl top and leather In· bra.kee "door locks. Tiit 897 91271 .. · Lo ml. iape, tilt. allon
673-249-1 18 vw, very clean In " terior. power 60/~ seat. wheel. cruise control. · GEN ER AL AUTO
-------out. new eng, clUkh & ~:ereowl h tape padded top & low miles. 1 '67 Impala Wagon, looki· LEASING
brakes. 9950. 586-8782 $8 Ii 95 owner · Io ca I car runs very good. 1825/of· Since 1959 218-18&·200'7
I (~71.KLM ). fer. 631·3388 CORVETTE 77 &185 mo.
''15 Po~i.che 914 l 8 5 '63 VW 2 cab P.U: S"lG.. ONLY $6995 speed, air cond. stereo &i 1600cc. Gd. stock. Keep ,. __ ..,_ Cllevy Convert '71. Good 38 mo CLE lae
maas Metal11r green ca 11 ·". 11 r l. ad . 75 __,... .,.v... cond. $1700. Wknd & ()pltobll)', 9>del
w f 1 1 . 9 2 5 m I I e a 21.J.966.9916 f\JU power. factory air, •N• ~ ... ,~.. eves. 497-8362 18270 total pmt + T"1. Showroom r e ady ! --tUmate~trol.AM/FM '"1 ~ lll'TOtOlalpmt+T&L
t976NKK > 16395 Cort '73 Volka Fast beck. am / stereo multiplex, cruise '70 Chev Malibu, 3SO, 4 dr. G EN E R A L A UT O
Fox Leasmg-833·8648 fm, tape, fuel m.terted control, Wt wheel. power ~HA BOR BLVD air. p/s, radio. Ori&. LEASING sz:m 847 8491. 50/Wteat, tlreml1trln.lab !54M410 54M21 l owner. $1200. 559-1877 • SlnceU15i 21H9-.200'1
--"76 VW Camper Deluxe
Pop t09. AMTFM. xlnl
c:ond 95500 /of r 979-4648
Rolls Royu 9756 vw TitJNG 1974. convert ··;·io£iuiii.;·u:s.A.· ~of~· xJnl cond.
ClOUD iuNDAn
58 VW xlol cond .• riew
brakea. A~/FM. $4'>
m.8040
'73 Super Beetle. Lo "'1. radial~L.mat sell 975-555.l
or499-un8eve. •
'SS Bentley. runa aood, 66 VW must sell. divorce. ls (iood cond. '700
orie w /$6.'lOO gets car. A,1 __ 832_·_Z788_or_77_1_·3499 __
real steal 642·2644
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LANE**
'71 Dasher Wagon. 37.000
inl. auto. tape dk, nu rad.
$2895. SSl S556 & 752-1 TI8
'73412 Wagon, AulomaUc.
MOTOR·CAR CO. 37.000 XJnt cond.
Rolls Royce & Benlley 11454618 543-7471
salet. & !Sl'rvu·c 1s our Movtng. m~t sell '74 Sun
specialty Stop by OU 8'* Xlnl cood
new lac1llly or '·all fo El()(} 67MM8
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7SS Weal 17th St CM
~~t~brlolet t!?. CADILLAC '76 73C.apriceEstateWaeoo '71VrrTERARELa
$7195 SIVIW A.lrfullpowerlomiles Claulc wh1le/blaclc Excel. Coad. 644-5389 leather. Loaded w/f1Yery Gor&eous! <Bl.252>. opllon. Lo m1. Ne'f
74Aee+woad ONLY SI0.595 1974 Malibu Classic radiala4'vecton. a,ooo.
HOW....... wagon AM /FM 11tereo. 962·0400 <>111-OWN' lnutll--~•t luaaage rack. Good · '
Eleaance. Velour In· Dove &Quall Sts. cond. '73 eorv.tte. 3SO, T·lop, tertor. v padded~· ruH NEWPORT BEACH S2900 49S-8799 leather. at.ereo. nu pnt, ~. cllmat~ control. tll-0116 '71 N 2 door U k 31.000 mJ, lmmac:. Sii.SOC. alrtOndttlonlng. AM/FM ova. · s c • ~3009
st.ttc!Q with tape crwe a..roMt 9920 new mags. xlnt cond. Pvt -C-OIV--ml--. -,-.,-ap--
contrOI. Olt wheei. power ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pty 536-3649
60/40aeat. <9&4CFI> '71 El Comlno. new~lnt '66 IMPALA. PS. auto '76 Sliver w /allver
$6995 ...,""Or Be o1~ l«11ther and all options. & trena, &ood Ures. lean t.rana, ......, at .er. MBZ trade-In. Uke new! & runs aood. $2500. Mwit sellM&-3452 n..iu "'" ........ d 97" """'7 (07187). ..., .. ~ 88380. 74C:..,.O.Vlle ::;;_-ayaor .,.._,. n Chev Impala, 4 dr.
Full power. factorY al!'i · 63M. :7, owm:. new Urea
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climate copttol, AM/F11111 "74 El QunJno. PS. PB. & brakes, ~ PB, AC.
stereo Wtlh (Jr, Cnli1• cNM eoatrol, 1dnt cond, RadlO, pqt value Jt control. tll1 wheel. ~-8"7M841 Sl.800.112·'171 cabriolet top. leather in ~;;.;..:.....;_,;...;..;..,;.;,._ ___ , ________ 1'"'""'-======;;;;::;::
t.erior. <2231..QY) '63 O>evy Non. wagon 75 Mont.e Carta. full pw,-,
$6695 Good lrana. car. New air~ 22.000 .Jdnt fC*l. 18 Corvet.ae, car top & bra.Ma. MMI18. 1290. 16100. 2:111 convertible top. $4.000 P1Rlll. Must sell. S4000
74BdotedoC..,. 1M9 CHEV IMPALA. c:;?a!!lftedAd:s fU.Sf78 mna.t73-40il
Red wtt.h white v '""'and Good condition. $'i50. &.-... u-.J ..,., CaUtlZ-515$ --Allfos: UNd wtute leather interior. • .......... ..-. •• ••• ... •-••••••••••••••••••••
fu11power.cbmuecoo-'r.:="'~~f"2~~~~!t'llJl!!!!"!!!!l'tiil!!!!!!!~l!!!!!!!1'~~!1wllllllll!'llllll!I'--~ trol. air condltlonln1. • 11111631~ ·-~ t76 ·75 VW Bu1-t 1J*MS, air AM/FM stereo w /tape.
cond & 12.392 mites. pOMr M /40 ll!at. crula•
!I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• V.UOW U74.N8Vt S30IS. eoatf'OL <21JR.X.ll .l-.J+<~ ~"'11970~-C.o.x t ..! ox t. e'~r)~~~ JU. ..aa5 ::;}'IYJi.> ·1•.-...Ji ')t " -.. • r,.r. ~r:--.:.T f ~ __ ...
A cla1111lc 4 apeed 74S.•hV.. sp()rtscar ! Mult M.i
I •-• (_,,DQB> Full pawtt, factory air, opprec a... """ · cUllUlle 400lrol. cru1H SAODLUACIC VdYo 9172 ~ Alll/f'M stereo
YAWYIMPOltTS .. •••••••••-••••-••• multi~. pawer seat,
ll 1 ·2040 4tMt49 tilt ~~ ruu vinyl toP.
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ECONOMY 1971 Corona $5995
Mark II~
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. $4795
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VersaJllee Purehues) beOltJle TOO MANY
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DJ4 DAILY PILOT
"My satisfaction has been assured by the
people who care:"
"I selected the Capri from Johnson'• becauae
of the friendly aervlce I have recetved, both at
the time of the leaae and during the time 1 've
had the car." "They Tr•t You as a Person, not just
another Customer.'•
RON BURDETT
Sant•Ana ADAMW. METHUEN
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"After shopping for an 1utomoblle, I found
that Johnson & Son Llncoln-Mercury gave
me the belt d•I In town."
RUTH KRIPS
Huntington Beach
••After going to three de1lerahlps to purchase
my new Lfncoln, I got the belt treetment at
Johnson & Son • .,
WILLIAM A . VON RANZOW
Orange
HAROLD E. CLIFF
Anaheim
Orange County's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealership
2626 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630
cJOHNSON a SON
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COUGAR CAPRI .
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Ford ?940 Ford 9940 fonJ. tt40 fwd 9940 Mercury 9950 Ofdl....JJaa. 9955 Pontiac 9965 ronttac · 9965 Veqci 9974 ............................ --. . -~~··· ~·~ .. -~'!•'l••···-~ et ~·t-.. t•tta•tt•• ~, ~ ~~ ~·""'".l·.~~ ~ ----_._. -· ----• • .......... ,,,~ ............ ,..,... t;o
• 1975 Ford it~ nchero, Ford Granada '76 ""2 Dr'. ·5Gianada Gh1a~·~s. 4dr. h.,6'FOU " '· ·;~Monarch Ghia: dlx-iiit, ·noids 98 4d~ ~Id~.~. C?ftffin.n~.'~S:d~ '72 F1rcbird vs '3$o. Air, :73 Veg~ Jlat~h'b'ack·. l
AM1FM 8 lrk stereo. fue1~6.alr,PJS,auto dlxlot.vanylrl,PW,PB, G«AHAOA4DOOR vinylf'004pwrwandows. ty ~ cieu,$2200 great! Mint con. lm· pwr, New tares (2). owncr,4spdst1ck,47,000
auto Iran!\, xlnt cond. lrll'19, beaut cond., 29.000 ~ air, Am/Pm stereo. Au tom a tic r 8 di 0 PB, PS, air, AM /FM 644.1127 ' · mac In/out. Xlnt eng. Ralley whls, ong ownr, mi. &•!!l orf£>r over $1250.
Dys, 675-2565; 640 9469 pampered miles. $4200. lo mi. $3895. tS96LXlll heater, air' cond. & stereo tape deck, lo mi, $750. 631-1532 very clean. Price undtt 646 <»35 aft6Pl't1
cvs. Call 499-1914 aJ\ 6pm. PP, 6#-0274 l in 11 he d in s 11 v er $4400. 552-0258, 552.7000 Pinto 9957 68 flreblrd new tires blue book. $2,000. 751-2404 '74 V "a Hatchback am r --/b d I l I • ••• • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' ' e,. • 75GranadaCh1a,allpwr, Granada '75, t dr . 'S9E1Camino,6cyl,4spd w urgun Y n er or; Monarch 2 dr 75 w/air . paint & vln. $500 cash. YeCJG 9974 fm.8trk,l3,000 m1,;\lnt.
air,ammac $3,950 • $3095/offer. 8 :30·5, trans. runs good $600. J>b Absolutely flawless . .....,,.,. SolC ta ' • 71 Pinto Runabout. $795. 8.'.l2·2788or771·3499 ••••••••••••••••••o••• cond $2095/bsl ofr. (047PCV>. ..-.N. a marans 1828 Fullerton Ave . 7 • 675·4238 523-2033. Home. 751-"303. 547·3182 Aolro.JILY llt'.lffS S41·228ti <Rear) Costa Mesa •67 GTO ~Air new"]>nt & '73GTKamback wgn. AC, 968 9!11 . • ----..,.... ~ <D ) Ur 1. t ' d Be t r 4-spd. nu tires & batt. Lo SELL Idle items with a A.te1,Mew tlOO ... ,M•w 9100 .......... -,Mew tlOO MARQUISVOLYO '77 .~ARQUl,S fully ays es,x_n con ' 5 o-mi.$1400.545·5217 DallyPllotClassificdAd-
__. MISSlON Vl"'JO equip d. Low mileage. '73 PINTO 2000cc. auto, fer. 549 3810
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• £1 ---------,.0 .............. .... 9100 N 980 IJl·ZllO 495-121 O 546-2331 AM /FM. rad la ls, gd. Autos, Mew 980 ~1, ... ew uto1, •w 0.
SAN DIEGO FWY. TO LAKE FOREST EXIT,
NORTH TO ROCKFIELD, WEST TO OLDFIELD,
LEFT TO AUTO CENTER DA.
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'a LTD. nu tires. air, FP, VS, LOADED, 13,000 mi, '74 Runabout Auto,
1 owner. rwu good. 1650 $85. 644-8822 met.aJllc bm, new 11.UI
1173-8886 MltstCllM) 9952 bltd radial!\. xlnt shape,
F S 1 .7 3 F d••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl~orofr.648·3213or or a e : or • 751·3410 Courter, Good Condltion. '76 Mustang II. 4 Spd. xlnl 1---------f
Priced to Rll. 494-1531 cond. Call aft 6pm. '73 Stallon Wagon, 4 11pd,
Afternoon or Evening. 640-2349 S2800. standard shaft. A/C, new
71 MUST ANG brakea/im~s. $1995. Call . b'7J.4354. Small VS, automalac, 1----------i
stereo radio, all' cond, '71. 4·spd, air, Orillnal
beattt. power-steerio1 It owner. A•klnc $1200.
brakes, new paint, new I0>-8917
tires, xlnl cond. $2295 ,___--.... ----,-9-6-0
WILL TAKE TRADE ,.,_.,
19:1lr7TR ••••••••••••••••••••••
'75 PLYMOUTH Custom
' Brand New Brand New
1977 CHEVY ' · · 1977 CHEVY
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& wheel c., •• ,., tedlal w/1/w lltH & 111oret
(IW.ll'°T .. tl ,
F\iry 9-puaenger wa1on
only $1,995. Low blue
book on t.hiJ\ vehicle Is
13,100. A goc*i clean car
bul ll has 71,000 miles on
It. See in Dally Pilot
parking lot al 330 West
Bay Street, Cotta M .. a.
CAMARO MONTE CARLO.
iC SALE PRICE· '4670" iC 1199 DOWM • '129" MO.
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ly perfect clean, orig V8, Information. Ask for
AT. PS. PB, $1750 Firm Rlck or 'Oscar In neet
980-3828 • 1_g_a_r•~•-•·------~
'74 Mustang II, 3-dr, 4ap, '66 Ply., all rebuilt! Ask· , _____ _.... __ , AM/FM 8 trk, maaa, lng $400. Xlnt cond. Good
!1,000 mJ. Xlnt cond. lrana. (1) 661--0593
673-S3l4 all& O Plymouth Sub11rban
'70 Mustang, auto, a ir, Wagon. P/$, P /B, Air,
stereo, 'J7 ,000 ma. Lite reblt trans. ong owiir.
blue. Llke nu. rzr,00/0C· J190. "99-41011n • knd
Ser.# IQ8701U96H3Slit.#1009T
Immediate Delivery
Abtoll!ttly lood.d Including oir c:ondlllonlng,
Stt.IHS7L7Z470.SS, 51k. 1322
Immediate Delivery .
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I EDIATE DELIVERY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
DISCOUNT OFF DEALERS SUGGESTED ROAIL PRICE 'lUSTAX&l!C!Nse
Automatic, V-8 , p/seats, divided seat, power trunk relecsse,
vinyl top, cruise control, tilt wheel, power door locks, power
windows, ternpmatic air, AM~M stereo. #3N37R7C I 05] 93 ..
DISCOUNT OFF DEALERS SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICE 'lUSTAXauceMu
Deluxe belts; vinyl top, tempmatic air cond:, V -8 engine, tiff
steenftCJ wheel, AM/ FM 8 track radio, power door locks,
power windows, rear window defOCJCJer. sports mirrors,
crUfse control,. super stock wheels, clock. #3M29R7R 186904
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'73
OLDS
CUTIASS S.
V8, automatic. pcwer steering
and brakes, radio heater
(t42HGE)
'73
PLJM.
DUSTER
'73
PINTO
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By GARY GRANVILLE
OI tM o.ll\' l'llet Ste If
Gene Conrad, a financial
superstar on the Oran1e County
UUcal scene lut fall, was ln·
icted Thursday by a federal
eraod Jury on $1.2 million worth
of fraud charges.
Tbe seven-count indictment
handed down in Los An&eles
charges, in effect. that through
his Irvine-based firm, Pension
Fundl or Amert.ca, Conrad bilked
seven firms out of almost $1.2
mill10trin advance loan fees.
Conrad was ta.ken into custody
Thunday afternood at attorney
John Dean'a office ln Garden
Grove. By evening he was lodged
in Orange County Jail and bail
was set at $150,000.
The burly 43-Srear-old ex-'
Chicagoan ls scheduled.lo bear·
ralgnfld 1n a federal court neXt
Friday.
Chargea aeahwt Conrad In·
elude three counts of traJ11port·
inl penoos or property across
atate tines <Nevada) in
furtherance of the alle1ed fraud.
He la also char1ed in the indict.
ment with !ov counts of using in-
tentate telephone lines to ad-
vance the fraud.
An indictment 11 a fonqal
charge made against a penon'by
a grand jury. It doa nol establlBh
guilt or innocence.
However, lf Conrad is convict·
ed of the char1es contained in the
indictment, he could be fined up
to $30,000 and spend up to SO
years ln federal prison.
That prospect is a distant cry
from his status last fall when
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1977
Conrad wu a •ought after
political benefactor who
splashed more than $S3,000 into
various campaiens.
Most that money went to help
county Superviaor Philip An·
thony gain an election victory
last November.
But along the way, Conrad bob·
nobbed with leading county
political figures in a whirlwind
Joe-'s _Eat~y~
~pril Jobless
Rate Dropped
WASHINGTON CAP ) -The
nation's unemployment rate
dropped from 7.3 to seven per·
cent in April, its lowest level in 29
months, as a half-million ~mericans found jobs, the gov-
ernment reported today.
1 Labor Department analysts
said the improvement "very de·
finitely shows a strong ex-
pansion" in the economy
following the severe winter
weather that disrupted produc-
'tion and pushed unemployment
up earlier this ye'r.
l Al seven percent, the nation's
jobless rate was at ita lowest
level since November 1974, when 1it stoOd at 6. 7 percent. The rate
s dropped by one full percen·
tage point in the last five months
an4 is down two point.a from its
May 1975 recession peak of nine
percent.
April's decline in unemploy·
ment followed a two-tenths of a
percent drop in March from 7.5 to
7. 3 percent. It was also the
second month in a row that
employment improved sharply.
Julius Shiskln, commissioner
or labor statistics, said the
decline in unemployment was not
only substantial, but also
widespread throughout all
e conomic, demographic, in·
dustry and occupational groups.
However, Shiskin said in
testimony before the
Con1ressional Joint Economic
Committee that even at the lower
rate, "unemployment remains at
an unprecedented high level for
this ata1e of economic ex·
panslon.''
Total employment lncreased
D•llY Pllet "-i.y Altllut It. Vh•MI PROBERS PUT TOGETHER PIECES OF PLANE THAT CRASHED THURSDAY
Huntington Beach Police· Hell port Become._ Scene of Investigation
Fictinu of Huntingron Tragedy l~mified
IRS G by 548,000 in April, "reaching a
li'IWbS milestone of 90 million person.!," Crash lnvestleators today con· Beechcraft Bonanza v .ss·s tiny gathered later in the day Thurs-
._.., thegovemmentsaid. t1nued piecing together cabinwascrushedonlmpact. day and trucked to the Hunt·
• wreckage of a plane that disinte-Coroner's deputies said today ington Beach Police Depart· ~L~. , ... ~~--.-,• ~~~n.vme1_1t;.a~slt a)~ · ~~ ~"'~ • .!}Yt\l~J'Pm.Ul~W .. ,,,.Ui~~. .iw~UO!',..l>~"<1, !}l.e.11t..:.s hel~.JneL~ 91~-q~b •. _ . • . "'~"? --.\ •.na am "~& m81UJ1gltn\ d'i!'lllf ~! ,-.(. ~ __ ~"'9'd.,.. .. .,,. , ,~~ {,,!;:" _____ _
" in March and has.risen nearlyD day, carrying four aboard lo lns· even fuattnation. The 7:38 a.m. crash occurred
War Chest
WASHINGTON (AP) The
Internal Revenue Service has
aeb:ed more than one-lh1r~ of the fl..,-milUori in surplus funds Jell
ov~t from former President Nix·
olll:s 1'72 re·eiecUon campaign.
records on file with the Federal
Election Commission show.
According to the records, the
JRS aasessed laxes on Feb. 22,
totaling SSS0.508 to ensure pay·
ment of back taus on campaiin
money that was used to pay for
the Watergate break-in and later
oaii-psfyment. to defendants in
lhescnndal that followed.
Charles Potter, chairman oC
the campaien Liquidation Trust,
said Thursday that the IRS
••wanted to protect Itself" by
en1urtq that 0 we dldn•t pay any
:lalmantl" betore the tax •ten·
:y't daima were aaU.fled.
lb March, the trust paid ,ODO &o MU1o ctalma brouabt
y four Cub•n·Amerlcan1 arrett-
d bi U.. Wateriate bur1lary. hey 1ou1ht the money on ;r~ the,y had been Uicked In·
· o coinmlttlnl lbe break·lo.
million slnce last October. for an tant death in a dusty, weed· Thursday near Ellis Avenue and
average of 380,000 a month. choked ravine. -Huntington Beach Fire Depart· Colden West Street.
The number of persons un· Residents or a halr·square·mile m en t par am e d i c Larr' y Authorities said it ts too early
employed dropped by 330,000 1n surroundmg area, meanwhile, Marshburn, however, said there to seriously speculate why the
Apnl to 6.7 million, with rn05t or were still turnUlg In bits and is some speculation the quartet plane broke up as Wessendorf
the decline among persons who pieces or debris that showered were headed for a Mexican Cinco was be~g guided through a thick .
hadiost their last job, as opposed down into rields and backyards. de Mayo holiday. gray blanket of M'y overcast,
to thos~ entertng the tabor Coroner's deputies today Iden· "Ouite a bit of Mexican curren-nearly outoffuet.
marketlastmonth. tified the victims as the pilot, cy was found in their personal
Herman L. Wessendorf, 37, and belo~gings,"hesaid.
Fmal Okay
On Antennas
Height Stalls
Fountain Valley councilmen
have balked at giving final ap-
proval to an ordinance to limit
radio antennas to a 35·foot
bel&bL
The coundl s•~e preUmlnary
approval to the hei&ht llmlUta·
Uon April 19.
But Paul Taylor, a local radJo
operator, uked Ule councU Tues·
day &o dtl11 llnal approval un\il
he can 1upply more technical in·
formation to City Atty. Tom
Woodn.tff !or Inclusion lft&o the ci·
ty otdlnanc:t.
Taylor said the 35-foot hetiht
Urnlt would hamper cithen band
and taam raidio operation cturtna
eme:~ and dilaaters.
Th• council Urffd to conaldei'
final approval Of the law June 7.
his wife Patricia, 33, of Cedar Cl-Funeral arrAqgements for the
ty, Utah, and Ernest J . Scott. 26, Wessendorf and Scott couples
and his wife, Mary, 29, of Page, were pef'ldlng at Peek FamJly
Ariz. Colonia-1 Funeral Home in
The four, en route to Fullerton Westminster.
from Cedar City, died when lhe Tbe shattered wreckage was
'Laek of Coneern'
Man Slain in Bar
In Reveling Crowd
ELK PLAIN. Wulf. CAP) -A
tavem crowd dran1' and danced
around a man who Jay fatally
stabbed on the noor, klUed when
be went to tho aid of another
man, poUce said.
Da\'id Arthur Gordon, 22, of
Tacoma, died In a hospital about
an hour ud a hall a.Itel" the main
arury ln bisien let wu •lashed
u be l\llhid into a f1Jb1 at the
GOOd nme Tavern, police aald.
Er'Hrt Ripoll, :W, of Roy, lhe
man Gordon trietl lo help, wan·
dered unnoticed among the re•
velers, drippin• blood from half
a dozen stab wounds, Police aald.
Sheriff's deputies described
the tavern as a motorcyclists'
hangout with a reputation tor
rowdiness . A sheriff's
spokesman said that when they
arrtved at the ~vem Wedn~ay
nilht to lovestlgate a rewrt o( a
stabbln«. "We had to ask aeveot <SeeSLAIN, Pace2)
He had been in radar and radio
contact with an air traffic control
center at El Toro MCAS. request·
lng aid in reaching Fullerton
Municipal Airport before his fuel
was exhausted.
One theory Is the pilot became
lost and pulled out of a power
dive too fast when he emerged
. from the cloud cover, headed
strai&ht for earth.
Such panic action can tear a
plane apart in midair, in·
vestigatots said.
One eyewitness was Hunt·
ioeton Beach Fire Department
In1pector Gary Glenn, whose
brother Gale, coineldentally, was
first to reach the crash site.
Gale Glenn,-a jail detention of·
fleer, lives at a horse ranch near
the site,
''l waa tall<lhg to one. of the
secl'etartes in ®r office on the
rtlth floor of City Hall," said bis
brother, Gary Glenn. ''I saw it
comin1 down and there was de·
llnltel)' just a wing and fuaelace.
"It aetmed plll'U kept faJUn~ ror a full mlAut~. Some were fall·
tn• fut and some were Just Out·
ttrlne. Ke went atralght in.
Tha ... 1 lor sure, .. he added.
TEN CENTS
political debut climaxed when be
shared a table at a Democratic
Party victory celebration with
county Supervisors Anthony,
Lawrence Schmit and Ralph
Diedrich. •
Earlier ln the year, thou1h,
Conrad was known as a down·
and-out former paid police lnfor·
mant who had fallen from grace
(See CONRAD, Page AZ)
$125,000
Loss Set
In Blaze ·
A predawn fire blamed on
arson gutted Hungry Joe's Jazz
Club in Hunlinaton Beach early
today, causing an e1li~ated
$125,000 in damage to the
nightspot.
One employe of the concrete
block cafe at 1506 Pacific Coast
Highway was atrested near the
scene on suspicion of burglary
and arson, police said.
Robert J. Binnall. 24, of 16882
Pacific Coast Highway, re·
mained jailed this momin& Ln the
wake of the fire spotted a,t. 8:11
a.m .. by a policeman on patrol.
Investigators were scheduled
to discuss the blaze further today
with owner John Pucella, who
has had the club up for sale in re·
cent mooths.
Pucella wu not available for
--'omment this morning.
Police Officer Jim Tyler
spotted flames billowing out of _
the club as he drove down Pacillc
Coast Highway.
Blnnall wu arrested shortly
thereafter.
"It is definitely arson," Deputy
Fire Marshal Roger Hosmer
declared today.
He added that tests have been
~ond~u~ ioY.e.stiaat.ors are
.: tAnce~, .••• M.'11\nce~ .(;
<ttary means war used to torch-·~
the building, which today is just a
shell.
Deputy Fire MlJrshal Hosmer
estimated Joss to the structure
owned by landlord Bob Music at
$75,000, while estimating a
$50,000 loss to Pucella's bus~ .
housed there.
This included mostly
furnishings, kitchen and bar
equipment and his inventory or
liquor, bar supplies and food.
llB Cyclist
Injured by
Car in Laguna
A Loe ~eetes County fireman
bicycling on La1una Canyon
Road ln Laguna Beach Thlarsday
was atruck from behind by• car1 and thrown into the windshlela
and over the roof.
Despite an Impact that shat·
tered the car wlnd.shleld, Patrick
E. Garvey, 32, of 1~1 Camaby
Lane, ffuntltlgton Beach, was not
seriously lajured.
Doctors al Saddleback Com·
munlty 1toepita1 treated Garvey
for lruw1ea to his leg1 and arms
and rele .... him lo 10 home.
'tbeddverofthecar, JamaT.
Fitigerald, 28, ot Rtv,nide, "fU
notlnjured.
Police were lnveatf rattnt tile
cauae of the milhap, which oc·
curred eutoCCutle Rock Road.
PolbProbe
HB ''Y oodoo'
1
A2 DAILY PtLOT H/F
BARRYTOWN, N.Y. CAP) -The Rev~
Myung Moon. leader of the controv Vlilfication
Church, has been arrested on charges ot trespassing
on the campus of a small, Episcopalian-affiliated col·
tese.
The 57-year-old Moon and 10 of his followers told
authorities they were "sight.seeing .. Thursday at the
Bard College campus about 100 mires north ot New
York City.
Campus securi9' police said their attenUon was
drawn to the group t;ecause their behavior was "inap-
propriate" and their responses to questions "need·
lessly evasive.''
College President Leon Botstein, who confirmed
that Bard would press charges, said he bad been told
that some of the ''Mooniea'' had walkie-talkies with
them. He would not elaborate.
He said Bard had warned Moon and his sect three
years ago that they would be subject to a trespassing
charge if they came on the campus.
F,....P_,,eAJ
CONRAD INDICTED. • •
with the Jaw enforcement
~~labllshment when convlct.ed or
two felony crimes in 1975.
By mld·197f>, however,
CoJlrad's Anaheim home had
beR-saved from foreclosure
. when overnight he was
transformed into a high.Oying
finarrcarwtth'posh headquarter-$
in Irvine.
In the closing stages of 1976,
Conrad bought expensive
jewelry for hia rrtenda. mQved to
buy ·ll $325,00-0 estate ln the
foothills above Tustin, tipped
waitresses $100 and be1an hls
venture as a political an1el.
Those political adventures and
the hidden manner with which
Conrad money was pumped into
c ampaigllS became the subject of
an Orange County Grand Jury
probe that Is continuing.
Charges brought against
Conrad in the federal indictment
relate to federal offenses only.
Alleged violations of state laws
would come from the Orange
County jury. ,
Whal the federal Grand Jury
found was that there is sufficient
evidence to make Conrad stand
trial as the kingpin in a scheme
designed to attract 11dvance loan
fees when. In fact, there was no
way Pension Funds of America
could place the loans.
And. according to information
obtained in Los Angeles, there
was only one case where a "good
faith" advance was returned to
its donor when no loan was made.
At stake in Conrad and Pension
Funds of America's nnancial
meanderin11 w•• $5~ mUllon
worth of loans and almost Sl.2
million worth or advance fees.
Heaviest bit by the loss of loan
fees was UCO Oil Company, a •
Whittaer·based hrm.
According to the indictment,
O.lly I'll« ..... ,._.
INotCTED IN FRAUD
Financier Conrad
P .G. & R Investment Company,
Tustin, ($137,000) and B.K.K.
Corp .. West Covina, $120,000.
The indictment indicates that
federal investigators traced
$300,000 of the alleged bilked
money to a hidden Conrad bank
account in the Baham as.
In addition to $53,000 showered
on political candidates. the in-
dictment states that 1155,000
went into the $325,000 estate and
another $50,000 was spent for a
swimming pool at Conrad's
home.
The former pqlice informer
faces a busy week h'I court next
week.
WASHINGTON <AP> -
Defense Secretary Harold Brown
aald today there ls a ''pre\tY &OOd chance'' of a modest U.S.-&oviet
aareemeot on st.rate1ic n\lclear
arm• llmltation by October, but
that the probability of a far-
reachin& pact by then ia not high.
Brown gave hi• assessment of
the SALT prospect.II at a news
conference in which he aaJd "we
should not feel called upon'• t.o of·
fer a new proposal each time the
Russians balk at an .American
pack1fe.
The defense secretary, a
negotiator ln the past. indicated
that it m\gbt be possible to wtn
Soviet agreement by October on
some formula based on the ten-
tative undentandlnl reached by
former President Ford and Sov·
\et leader Leonid l. Breznhev at
Vladiv09tok in 1974.
The Vladivostok agreement
limit.a total numbers of strategic
missiles and bombers to 2,400 on
each side, including 1,320 armed
with multiple jnaependently
targeted warheadB (MIRVs).
The Russians have rejected the
Carter admlniatration 's first pro-
posal for a comprehensive agree--
ment, which would reduce \)le
n\lmber of nuclear weapons on
.each side for the llrat time and
strictly Jlmit the biggest mis·
sites.
Brown ind,lcated that the Unit·
ed StatCI ""W bring to the May 18
renewed talk• the same com·
prebensive proposal the
Russi~ rejected.
The urn SALT a1reement is
due' to expire in October. and
Brown said that, if necessary. it
co\lld be extended by explicit or
tacll agreement if a new SALT
pact bad not been completed by
that time.
Body Pieces
In Freezer;
Son Jailed
· Ellergy ..
~ellcy
, Backed
• Al"WI ......
WARM WELCOME ON FIRST OVERSEAS VISIT
President Carter Huga Ian Mc~r•• In England
Carter Welcomed
In England Tour
-...
WASHINGTON, England CAP) dent after Air Force One brought
-President Carter, making the him from London for a 4'h·hour
first overseas visit o! his pre-visit t.o nearby Newcastle. a coal
sidency, basked in a welcome or and shipbuilding center and sis·
WASHINGTON (AP> -A House committee that had voted
to have the 1ovemment negotiate -
the price paid for rorelgn oil ~· ,
ver1edJtaelf ~ay and decided to I•• vt fmporU ln the control ol the bl~ tJ .S. oU companies. Then it aave final approval to
President Carter'• proposal to
create a new Eneray Depart·
ment consolidatina divergent
acencie$ now spread thro"'ibout
the upital.
By a lS-2 vot.e, the House Gov·
emment Operations Cortunittee
left most parts of the new
bureaucracy ir\tact as proposed
by the President. Earlier by a 24· 17 vote, the
House committee rejected a pro-
posal from Rep. John Conyers
<D-Mlch.). which would have
ntt~red drastknUy th~ way
forei&n oil ls purchased.
Meant.&me, a Senate committee
chairman announced a com·"
promise with the Whit~ House on •
• modification in the Mminlatra.
tton'• bill to establish a new
enercy department .
Under the compromise. the • new secretary or energy would navt to share some ot bis pf'cr.;-
posed authority over domesU~ oil
and natural gas pricing with a
three·member regulatory board.
Jn a surprise 18·16 vote Thurs·
day, the House committee had
approved Conyers' proposal,
which would have established a
new aeency within the new
ener1y department as "the sole ~·
importing agent" for foreign
crude oil and petroleum pro.
duct.a. The government would
then have turned around and sold
the foreign oiJ to U.S. energy
companies.
That vote surprised not only •
the oll companies but the CarteJ" -.
admlnlatratlon. which had not re·
quested such pricing power in the
President's new energy program .
now before the Congress.
cheers and flags ln northeast ter city of Atlanta. Ga.
England today1 and saw George For his day in the country, C • a) SI d
Washington's ancestral home Carter donned a special blue suit anllV ate
before heading Into the hard whose pin.stripes were the tiny in· Talbert Elementary School
bargaining of n weekend itials "J.C." in vertical rows. It Parent·Teacher Organization
MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (AP> economlcsummit. was made from cashmere wool members wlll hold a "circus"
Policesaytheyfoundpiecesof The warm-hearted people of c loth given to Carter by cornival Saturday at 9101
a man's body stuffed in an apart· the cradle of British industry ~allaghan -another J.C. -~ur· Brabham Drive, Huntington
ment refri&erator and arrested a made Carter an honorary S1ntgatesa .recent visit to the Uruted J Beach, from 1:30 p.m . to 7p.m.
man believed to be the victim's "Geordie" -the nickname for son on a charge of murder. England's northerners -and As several thousand of the
The suspect, identified by waved American and Con-curious craned their necks for a
police as Gregory w. canat.is. 20. federate flags in 20-deep ranks look. Carter planted a E'--L
told authorities early today, "I alongtheroadasCarterrodeinto ce reanonial tree In the .C~f, SJii_.a
hJt hlm in the head with a brick" this old town. Wa,tlUn(ltiOD town common. A lit· •...,
and ·11 stabbed htm," earlier this "Everythlnc always bappel\.I tle bOy presented him with a
week. His comments to police in London. We're absolutely miner'• lamp, a symbol of ooe of
were tape recorded by a radio re· thrilled that the President of the this area's main indwstries.
porter, Jeann. e Morgan of station Unl~ed States wa~t;a to come and Later, the two leaders depart·
KEBC,standingnearby. visit us here, said June edforLondonandth4!irweekend . Thompson, echoing the en-talkswilhlh6leadersofCanada.
'Will Return'
lJCO J>illd $840,000 HJ adva:oce
--._ ..... ~,-... · fees for a S4D miWon loan that
Conrad is scheduled to appear
Monday in Orange County
Superior Court on a proballqn
violation hearing as well as a
federal bearing rel •ted to
cbaraes that be: ~ a conv1cl6'8
felon, violated 'regulations by
carrying a firearm.
Canat1s ~as booked on a thusiasm voiced by thousands of Japan, West Germanv • .Fno.ce,
charge ol first-degree murda '#r~~·-'1-5;.c..· ~r."~·11-.,..., .... J ~~-' ~-Jl. __ • and was to be formall~charged .r}{e~a a tte~ nr~ cnap 1te1s ~r-1:t'" • • --·., '"'t
in court later today, slid Deputy a #ntleman ', • de'clared uropean m nMar1<e.
COPPELL. Tex. CAP) -
The parents of two boys
sU(Pended from school for
uc&Aa.:r~ ~~-
'tlfrer?J--r' fo1evl~ii • stn
F'arrah Fawcett-Majors
say "1le boys will wear
them aialn after the sus-
pension ls llfted.
was neverl'\!celved.
Othcr·nlleied vlctim1 included
l'ro.1 r,,.e Ai Valley ·Board
TORTURE. · Nixes Land .
pnotoaraphy
Brooks aa1d the pbotocraphs,
equipment and a platform on
which poUce alleae acU~ltlea
were car-rled out for pouibly
yeara, were In a room on the
lower level of the ho • '1 fl •
you'd call lt the recreation
room," Brooks said.
Handicap School
Sel8 Yard Sale
Students and ttaff members
from Nueva View School, a lacih·
ty for handicapped younasten in
HuntinatoD Buch, will hold a
yard aole Saturday at JO a.m. In
the Ocean Vit:w School Dilt.{ict
parking lot al the corner of Beach
Boulevard and Warner Avenue.
District 1pokeamon G1yle
Wayne haa asked local restaent.s
to donat.e salable ltems to tho
yard sale between 8 a.m. and 10
p. m. Saturday.
.,.. ... QI co.YT "''
DAILY PILOT
Development
The Fountatn Vallo City
Council hu proh\bi\ed a local re-
sident from developinl an odd·
shaped pucel or land near
Brookbunt St.reel and the San
Dle10 Freeway.'·
Dou1 Huabes, 40, of 9828
Petunia Ave., bo"'lhl the land lD
197-4 from the at.ate Departaient
of TranaportaUon. He int.ended to
buUd a copy machine service
building on the 18,738 aquare·
foot. parcel. But Planninc Director Clint
Sherrod told the councU accesa t.o
the proposed bulldtne would
create a traffic hazard on Brookhurat Street.
The council voted 4 to 1 Tues·
day lo uphold a Plannln1 Com·
mW.loo .,rutin• to de.Dy Hughca •
application lo build on the land.
Meaowbile, a restaurant d•
veloper who own.s property adja·
cent to Hugbea' land, aaked the
councU to conald~r condemnin1
the odd·&baped property.
Hooky Playing
Proves Thrice .
Police Chief Jim Cox. glassblower Norman Davidson,
Police said they found a bloody 43, a1ter making a larg.e Fi•~t Aid' handaaw and knife in the a art-che~ical flask for Carter s .a.a a
ment where the pieces :f the edlf\caUoo at a branch of the
body were found Thursday. They u.s . .owned Coming Glass Com· Cl888 Slated utd ~me of the human flesh was .,paf\Y in nearby Sundelllaad.
in tberefrl1erator. Carter stood in the dln and 100-degree heat of the furnace A first aid class Wlll ot\ 1.aught
Poait.ive identiflcatlon of Ute room for the demonstration and for local residents at the Foun·
victim was imposslble without an then moved outside to receive a talo Valley School district otrice.
autos»Y bec•us• of tbe condition souvenir blown glass sculpture of near the corner of Newland
of the remains, Cox utd St. George and the Dragon. Street and Talbert A venue May
F,....PapAJ
SLAIN •••
time. If anyone had been hurt.
"There WU a te.S lack of con·
cern •· among the approxhnately
100 people drinking, dancln1 and
standlng around. the apokeaman
S81d.
From the grim factory-area 13and14.
Carter and Brltlsh Prime The class will beein a~ 5 p,m.
Minister James Callash~ Friday and 8:80 a.m. Saturday.
to thia quaint village to visit Old Students who complete the
Hall, the manor home where the training will receiv• a cardlo-
anceston of America's flnt pre-pulmonary certificate from the
sident Uved from 1183 to 1613. American Heart Association.
Calla1ban and hi• wile, Enrollment costs fl, For more
Audrey. bad l?eeted the Presi· information, call 842-6651.
An entlrtl v new carpet
eicperlence ~mblnlng SQftn .. a
wllh outatandll'lf,) performance •••
so elegantly eoft tor IM1i9 room. dining room or bedroom. S.. for yourMlf. l'w•ta demonttfate
touct\ltlle catPet rnllt• matting
and retain• 1>11• •••lure rematbbly wttr.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Woolery of Coppell, a
small Dallas Count)' com·
munlty, said their sons
Kolth, 12, and Wayne, 9,
were suspended for wear-
ing T-shirts the principal
described as vulgar and in·
appropriate.
"lf anyone went to the
beach, they would see
females with Jess on than
Farrah Fawcett in the pie·
ture on the shirt," Mrs.
Woolery said. "I fa\l to see
the vulgarity in the poster
on the T·shlrt. ''
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~ Councilman John Burton said
tlcby he•a ablolutely opposed to
•the tederal government. or any
·government, spending tax-
paye"'' mooeyon such projects. ~ ''Our federal truces are high
~
enou1b without apendlna more money to 11tisty a tew people In
Laauoa Beach," Did Burtoa.
But Mayor D•v• SUia says be
bu ••no obJectron" 11 the federal
government wants to mp in and
buy the and tor open apace.
Councilwoman Marr, Ann
Galdo aaid she still 'all in
favor" of the idea.
City .staff memtiirt recently
sent a memo to the city council
Lonnie Forrest is nearly face-to-face with him.self as he
puts finishing touches on a pane of reflective glass he's
tnstalllng in the 10-story Fluor Corporate Headquarters,
under construction in Irvine. Related Photos on PageA3.
,IRS Seizes Third
' : ff>! Nixon· War Chest
WASHINGTON CAP> -The
I Jolernal Revenue Service has
1 Hited more than one third of the
Sf,3 million in s urplus funds left
1 ov« from former President Nix·
e>p~4 1972 re-election campaian.
tecords on file with the Federal
f:1ectlon Commission show
According lo the records, lbe f ft8 uaessed taxes on Feb. 22,
(o{aling ~.508 to ensure pay-anenl of back taxes on campaign
tnoney that was used to pay for
Watereate break·in end later
cash payments to defendants in
the acandai lbat followed.
Charles Potter, chairman of
the campaign L1quldallon Trust,
s aid Thursday that the IRS
·•wanted to-protect itself11 by
en1unng lhat "we didn't pay any
claimants" before the tax ageo.
cy's claimswere11U1ned.
Jo March, the trust paid
$200,000 to settle claim• brou&ht
by lour Cuban-Americans arrest-
ed In the Wateraate burglary.
They 1ou1ht the .. mone1 Oil
arounds they had bun ti1cktd bl·
to commlttbll lliAAre~·m. ln add1tioc, Jldbert c. >far· . dJan, •fonner mt attorney
1enera1 Md Nlxon.campaJp of·
Ciclal, ti ~ «1mtiunemem
of S48t,888 for fOCD' years of leeal
fees In bll 1uccenfal court fi1bt
a&&Jnlt a cmaptr'acy char1e.
A• ol U\ct encl ot Matth. the
truat ruild was dnn flD '485.000
and hid unsetUed clalm• t«.Jlng
more than ll rnilhan Potter.. a
former Republican aea1tor frOm
MichlCIJ'I, said no mote ca.Im.
wlll be pald .untlJ Uae IBS malt«
l11etUed,
and city manager aaki.rlt 11 they
wanted to invite the '·'P'rlenda ot
the Irvine Coast" to a future
councU meeting to discuss the on·
aotna dfort at federal acquisi· .; uon orthe land.
The Frleft4s have been trying
since lut year to persuade
federal legislators to consider
bu)'iDJ tbe 10,.000.acre parcel,
wblcli Jiu between Newport
Beach and Laguna Beach.
They said Senator John Twt·
ney was interested In the Idea.
but s~e he was not r~leeted
they bad to begin over •Cain, th1a
lime trym, to interest Senator
~Ian Cranston .
State members aald the
Friends have apparenUy gotten
support from Cranston 1oDd are
now seekine assistance from
local agencies in pursuing the
plan.
Staff members have su11estecP
Ulat the Friends apeak at a COUD·
ell meettne ao the 't<>Unoil may
decide U It wants to coiatribute
staff Umeto the effort.
The Irvine Company, tbJS
owner of the land, already bas a
resldenUal development scheme,
but it has oot yet obtained
necessary approvals.
Bu:rtoo aald he's opposed to
having the J'rlends attend a
council oieeUng and considers it
•
a wuteof time. . "If we took the land off the tax
rolt., it '#Ould affect all tax·
payers and I don't want that,"
Burtonuld. But Sills said he's "willing to
liaten° to Ule environmental
group, alUtougb he's not certain
if be'a ~ommitted to spending ataU time on tbe project.
Mrs. Galdo said abe's not ooJy
willine to listen, but will en·
coW'age a talk by tbe Friends.
'1-:-2rls Meet Set-for 20
Ainrest Seeks Plane ffse at OC A.ti-po
By JOANNE REYNOLDS OllM~l'ff'lletSUff
Representatives of Hughes
Airwest, working with Thomas
RUef, chairman of the Orange
tounty Board of Supervisors,
have slated a brie£ing session a
few bouts before next Wed·
nesday's airport hearing to pre-
sent thelr proposal for use Ql four
Boeing 727 aircraft at the Orange
County Airport.
The proposal, which will be
made formally at tbe County
Planning Commission's hearing
on .the airport Environmental
Impact Report, haa already
drawn criticism from airport
foes who say the 727& are loo
Conrad Hit
With Fraud
1Ddiet1nent
By GAltY GRANVILLE
Oftl'eo.ltt•llJI St•tt
Gene Conrad, a financial
supetalar on tbe Orange County
poUUcal seene last fall, wu In·
dieted Thursday by a federal
grand jury on $1.2 million worth
of fraud charges.
The aeveo-count indictment
banded down ln Lo·s Angel~
charges, in effect, lhat through
hi• Irvine-based firm, Pension .
Funds of America, Conrad bilked
seven ru-ms out of almost $1.2
million 1n advance loan fees.
Conrad was taken lnto custody
Thursday an.emoon at attorney
John Dean's office in Garden
Grove. By evening Ile was lodged
in Orance County Jail and bail
was set at $150,000.
The burly 43-year-old ex·
Chicagoan ls scheduled to be ar·
rai.ned in a federal court next
Friday
Charges against Conrad m·
elude three counts of transport·
ing persons or property across
state lines (Ne vada) in
furtherance of the alleged fraud.
He ii a1ao cbarged In the indict-
ment with four counts of uaing in·
teratat telephone lines to ad·
v ance the fraud.
An indictment is a formal
charge made against a person by
a 1rand Jury. It does not establish
guilt or lMocence.
However, II Conrad Is convict·
ed of the char1es contained In the
Indictment, tw. could be fined up
to $30,000 and spend up to ~
yean Inf ederal prison.
That prosJ>«t ia a dlstant cry
from hi.I status last. foll when
Conrad was a souahl ufler
political benefactor who
splashed more than $53,000 Into vanou. campaigns.
(let OONUD, Pase .U>
large and too noisy for t~-The PIWOlSal to be made by
airport: Alrwest reportedly caH~ for Milan Dostal, mayor or r!placlngfourDC·9susedbythe
Newport Beach, declared the iirllne with tbe Boeing jets. The
proposal "outrageous," but said DC·9 bas a passenger capacity of
he hopes to attend' the briefing to about 100, while the 727 carries a
get more specific information lilt.le more than 160 passengers.
about the proposal. There ls apparently no date set
A spokesman for the airline by lhe airline for lhe change in
said today the presentation to be jet aircraft. .
made to the planning com· Dennis Horn, a spokesman for
mission is "not a proposal." Riley, said 4lday about 20 peqple
Lee Pitts, vice president for were invited. by the Supervisor to
public relations said the airline the briefing because lhey
will make a correction of "some represent "a wide range of in·
very serious errors in the EIR," terests of those cQncerned about
but declined to give any other in· the airport's future."
formation about the correction or The meeting is to be held at 10
the presentation. a.m. at the Harbor Judicial Dis·
Moon Arrested
Faces Trespass Charge
BARl:lYTOWN, r-{.Y. <AP> -The Rev. Sun
Myung Moon, leader of the controversial Unification
Church, has been arrested on charges of trespassing
on the campus of a small, Episcopaliap.aff'iliated col·
lege.
The 57-year-old Moon and 10 of his followers told
authorities they were "sightseeiDa" Thursday at the
Bard College campus about JOO mUet north of New
York City.
trict Court rn Newport Beach and
Bona taid "no one will be turned away, ..
Wb.lle deWJ.s of..Alrwest's pro.
posal are scarce-;--Hc)m said it is
based· on the premise that the
large airc;raft is quieter ijian the
DC-9.
One major obstacle racing
such a proposal ls the weigbtlimit
imposed on the airport
runway which prevents
airplanes weighing more Uran
95,000 pounds from landing there.
The Airweat proposal reported·
ly claims a 7'l7 weighs about
195·,000 pounds, but it could be
operated so that its muimum
(See 7271, Page Z)
Prizes Big
For Ideas
On Water
Inine students who have the · _
best ideas on bow to conserve
water will be rewarded with 10.
speed bicycles and skateboards
by the Intne Ranch Water Dia-trtct.
Campus security police said their attention was
drawn to the group be~ause their behav.ior was "inap·
propriate" and their responses to questions "need·
Students at each Irvine school
• will ..eartielpa.te )9 ~~ specl;il
'water conservatlO!l program in lessly evasive.,, .
College President Leon Botstein, who confirmed
that Bard would press charges, said he had been told
that some of the "Moonies" bad walkie-talkies with
them. He would not elaborate.
He said Bard had warned Moon and his sect three
years ago that they would be subject to a trespassing
charge i_f they came on the campus.
the-~lassroom and will then compete in a school-wide e8816'
contesL
• First-place winners at each
school will receive 10-speed bikes,
with second and third place win·
ners receiving skateboards.
There will also be certificates of
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Laguna Man Held .,
In Sex Torturing
A Laauna Beach man was
jailed today after a months·
long investigation involving al·
legat10111 of Jtidnaping and sex
t orture or young Hollywood
males.
lnvestigal-0r Gene Brooks and
Officer Linda Phillips arr~\ed
Donald B. Ramsey, 46, of 1023
Katella Sl., as he left his home on
the way to his work as manater
of a tire company In Lone Beach.
Ramsey was booked at city Ja11
on charges or lddnaplng. labe
imprisonment, assault with a de·
adly weapon, tobbery, oral sex
perversion and sodomy.
Ball was set at $.'50,000. He wat
due to be arraigned on the
cbar1ea lbis morning in South
Oran~ County Municipal Court.
Brooks a aid the arrest
culminated an 1.PyestigaUon by
Laguna pollce and the Los
Angeles Police Department.
Brooks said today's arrest,
made on a w,rrant. followed a previoua arrtst ot Ramsey on
sus_plclon ot the charees \.n April
by Los Anaet police.
He said 1 ce the charges ln·
volved allegaUons of illegal ac·
tivltJes In Laguna Beach, the
Oran§e County district at-
torney·• offlc:e filed them and
(SeeTORTURE, Pa•eAZ)
Church Area Split .
MUlled by MOrmOns
ing entries.
College Parle Elementary
School began the education pro-
gram and contest this week, the
first of the 17 schools to
participate. Each school will
participate during a di!f erent
month. wllh the year-round Vista
Verde School scheduled for June.
Water district employes will be
available to asslst claasrooin
teachers with water conserva-
tion presentations. .
The key to the educational pro·
gram ts a personal water uae sur·
vey to be filled out by each stu·
dent, according to a water
district spokesman.
Students wW first keep track of
bow much water they use
themselvee and then bow much
water they use in comparison to
the rest of their family.
Coat
Partly cloudy with a 20
.percent chance ot
measureable rain toni1bt.
Lowa tonltbt <tS lo ss.
Hlgbs Sa~lirday ln 603.
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Thia week, officials or U. lrvlne Company are hos\lng a
series of meetines with all kinda of people to UJ>d.at. U>em on
plans for the Irvine Coast.
MOST OP the people attendtllg tbe meeti.np about the
10,00C).acre property be\weesi J..acun• Beach and Cororia del
Mar have l>een represen.taUves of various eovernmental en·
Utlea that participated 1n the two-year TIC MAP process.
TICMAP, If you recall, stood for the Irvine Company
M~ltt·Acency Plan, and involved monthly meetings
between company S>e<>Ple and representativesof2S agencies
and troops to work out some of the kink.a in tbe d-:Velol>menl •
plan before it was presented ror inhial
approval.
There haven't been any substantial chan_g_es mad~ ln the l:llan 1pproy~
the COu.nty Board of Supervisors last
year, but the ~eeltngs provide useful
and interesting tidbits about the pro-
poeed development:
-MORE TRAN 7.300 acres have
been set a.side for open space use. This
includes but ls not limited to the pro-uvMOLos
posed county regional park in Los Tran0os CanyC>I\, tbe ca-
n:'fill\ d06e&t to CQl'.ona del M~~ ~--~~ prdpoeed for Moro CanyQn, nest to l.acdni Beac'l, h4
about 1,000 acres ln several sttes proposed for purchase by
the state coastal commission.
-Company officials figure it will take about 30 years to
complete development of the area to a projected population
of 38,00J>. based on the time it currently takes the company
to develop its other holdings.
-The plan approved by the county has the OexlbWty to
all'ow a population of up to 50,000. Beyond that.fla\,mt, county
and company officials &i'fee th~ stress put on pUbllc
facilities, especially roads, sewers an4 water supply, would
be"severe."
-rr WILL BE at least a year before any specific deaisn
work is started on the first villace to be built in the ~elican
Hill vicinity just south of Cameo ~ancb.
-There are two major commercial rec~ational de-
velopments planned for the coastal area. One, wblcb wlll ac-
commodate everything from a "Camp Curry" style ~amp.
ground to standard hotels and motels, will be south of the
coast highway at Crystal Cove. The other will be a one or
two-hotel complex slightly to the south and inland on
Wishbone Hill which wall be "very, v~ry luxurious."
-Before any construction can begin inland of Pacific
Coast Highway. two roads must be built -a portion of the
San Joaquin Hills Corridor and the extension of Culver
Drive from at least the highway to the corridor to provide
:rn alternate access to the area closest to Newport Beach.
-CONSTRUCTION IN the remaining two-thirds of the
coastal property must await completion of construction in
the area close:;t to Corona del Mar and comt.ruction of
utUiUes to serve the mc>re southerly areas.
-The prototype for the kinds of residential develop-
ment conlempl ated in the initial hill villages nearCoronadel
Mar is the Harbor Ridge area, currently undergoing grading
just north of Spyglass H.111. There will be a heavy amount of
cluster housing and condominiums, with a few tots for
custom·bulltdetached t>ome.t.
-The two binest probtems facing the Irvine Company
in getting approval of the.ir plan from tbe stateceastal com·
mission as the road system and how ownership of the open
space as to be worked out.
'•,C .; ~' I f .# ~ • '--OF THOSE TWO problem&, eomuany-officials a.y the ..
pending right over construction of the San Joaquin HillS Cor· ./
ridor as going to be the "most active polltical-en\lironmental
hassle the company has gotten into in years.'·
HostA Sought
For Visitors
Host families in Irvine are
needed (or 35 Japant>ae high
~chool student.a who will be arnv·
ing in July t.o spend three weeks
with local families.
Host fam1lles will be asked to
provide food and lod1in1 for the
Japanese youths, ages 16 to 18.
They wall stay in Irvine from Ju.
ly 26 to Aug. 1.S.
While here, the studenlt wiJJ
study converaational En1hsh
and American culture at a local
campus. The vaslts are spoMored
by the Foreign Study League. u
a n educational service of
Reader's Digest.
For more information. phone
Paul Jordan at 551·6838
Hijackers Guilty
NEW YORK (AP) Four
Croatian nationalists face life In
prison followlng their convictions
for hijacking a New York·to-
Chlcago jetliner last Septembet.
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CONRAD •••
Most that money went to help
county Supervisor Philip An-
thony gain an election victory
last November
But along the way, Conrad hob-
n obbed with leading eourttY
polltLcal figures ln a whtmirtnd
political debut climaxed when he
shared a table at a Democratic
Party victory celebration with
county Supervisors Anthony.
Lawrence Schmit and Ralph
Diedrich.
Earlieor In the year, though,
Cqnrad was known as a down-
and-out former paid police infor·
mant who had fallen from arace
with tbe law enforcement
establishment when eonvicted of
l'No felonr crimes In 1m.
By mid -1978, however
Conrad's Anaheim Kome bad
been saved from fol'eclosure
when overn I ght he W·as
tr!lns(onued loto a bifb-Oyini
fin•nclerwith poshbeadquarten
1n Irvine.
Jn the closing ataaes of 1976,
Conrad bou1bt expensive
jewelry few bis friends, moved to
buy a $325,000 estate in the
foothills above Tustin, Upped
t.raitresses SlOO and began .his
venture as a political angel.
Thoee political adventures and
the hi~n mm\ner with which
Conrad money we.s pumped ioto
campaips became the subJedof
an Orange County Grand JU1"1
probe tbat ls conti.nulnc.
Cbar1e1 broucht against
Comad In ~ federal indictment
rtlat4! to federal off~nta oruy.
Alle1ed violatJOJ11 of •late Jaws
would come from tho Orll.llie
County jury.
\
WASRlNGTON CAP) -A
Houae committee that bad voted
to bave the government nefotiat.
t.be price pald tor lore:l&n oil ,...
ve11ecl itlelt today and.decided to
leaV9lmporta tn the control of the
big U.S. oil companies.
Tben it aave final approval to
President Carter'• proposal to
create a new Eneray Depart·
D)eQt COJlSOlldating divercent
a~enctes now &..Pread t.b.roUlbout
tbet c apltal.
By a 3:>2 vote, the House Gov·
emment Operations Committee
left moat parts of the new
bureaucracy intact aa proposed
by the ~idenl •
Earlier by • 24-17 vote. the
House committee rejected a pro-
posal from Rep. John Conyers
U?·..MichJ ... whicb_.wa.uld ba.u
altered drasUcaUy tbe way
foreignoU is purchased.
•
M.,antime, a Senate committee
chairman announced a com-
promise with tbe While House on
a modification in the administra·
lion's bill to establish a new
energy departfJlent.
Under the compromise, the
new secretory of. eneqy would ..
bave to ebare some of hla pro-
posed authority over domestic oil
and natural gas pricing with a
three·member regulatory board.
ln a sW"prise IS.16 vote Thurs-
day, the House committee had ap~roved Conyers' proposal.
which would have established a
new agency within Ure new
energy department as ''the sole
importing agent" for foreign
crude oU and peU;oleum pro-
ducts. The governtQeot would
then have tu.med around and sold
the foreign oil to U.S. energy
companies.
That vote surprised not only
the oil compai)ies but the Carter
adminlBtraUon, which had not re-
quested such pricing power in the
President's new energy program
now befote,the-Congress.
In voting today against the
Conyers amendment, Rep. L.H.
Fountain (D·N.C.). said, "This
would be settlng up an oil dic-
tatorship in this country.''
Conyers said, to the contrary,
the proposal would have put the
United States on equal terms
with Middle Eastern nations wb~e governments, not private
firms, set the price of crude oil.
By reversing itself, Conyers
said the committee was indicat-
ing "a tendency to capitulate to
the mul\illaUonal companies."
Body Pieces
I
F..,.PaeeAl
TORTURE. •
sought the warrant for Ramaey'a
arrest.
Brooks said LAPD officers, us·
ing a search wat.rant, raided the
three-story Arch Beaeh Heights·
house last moath ~ cobfLseated
boxes of pornograf)blc photo-
graphs ~l.lce believe were taken
of sex activities in the house. .,
Also seized were cameras~-' ropes, handcuffs and other ap·
paratua Brooks said was in
sadomasochistic activities and
other equipment.
He said the raid was made
after several men who com-
plained they were victims of
crimes went to Los Angeles
police.
Police allege all lhe victims
were subjected by force lo
··torture-type activities" of sex-
ual perversion.
He said the youn g men,
r aoging in age from 17 to
20, said they were picked up in
Hollywood and seduced to ac·
company a man to the Laguna
Beach home. Some of them said
they were told they would be
photographed, as male models.
They claimed that once in Lb~
house, they were overpowered
and forcedtocommitvarlouuex-
ual acts, and bound and tortured.•
Brooks said several ofthe victims
suffered cuts, bruises and bums
Orange County firem~. a
Marine search and rescue
helicopter pilot a11d a Navy
medic rescued a 17·year-old
Placentia youth after be had
fallen down a 100.loot cliff face in
Black Star Canyon Thursday af.
temoon.
The youth, identified as Colin
McClary, suffered massive head
lacerations. He was flown by the
Marine helicooter to Mission
Community Hospital. where he
is reported "to be "in satisfactory
condition today.
The firemen, Division Chief
George Toussaint and Capt. Tim
Sappok, were flying with the El
Toro Marine Corps Station's
search and rescue crew to get
pictures for. a training program.
They had f°ulished their work
and were reviewing the site of
another recent rescue when the
pilot, U. Ken Ferguson, noticed
McCJary's companions trying to
w•vethemdown.
.. By 1" pilot's sharp eye, we sa~ed abot.it an hour and a half
time," 1"1d capt. Sappok. U hit
hadn'taeentheyoutb'sfriends,b9
exttlalnea, they would have bad to
go into SUvorado Canyon to seek
help. ·
Sappok, Toussaint and Navy
Corpsman Mike Tbomblll were
dropped off and hilted about.
quarter-mile up a steep ell!~~~
ment to get to the injured ~
Theo. the helicopter new to M.i.s-\
sion Viejo to pick up paramedics:
to treat the boy until they coulf
get hiQJ to a hospital. .
With the help of fire figb~
from Sllverado, the boy was car-
ried over the steep, rough terrain
to the helicopter and then flown
to the hospital.
E,....PageAl
727s •••
takeorr Wdght -the weiaht the
limit ls Ht for -ls 165,000
pounda.
In addition to concern about
noise generated by the larger
craft, Dostal said he ls worried
aboutthehnpactoftheincreased . In. ~r~e~er~ ,.~ .-i>D. U1.e~ w~L\,._ ba s, w'!.,..11'111'..,
t'"· n.eck.~oth~ · ~ree•~11~if1~~~~~ ;
Son Jailed
MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (AP)
-Police say they found pieces of
a man's body stuffed in an apart·
ment refrigentor and arrested a
rvan believed w be th' victim's
aon qn a charge or muiper ..
The suapect, tdentlfle'd by
pollee as Gre~ory W. Canatis, 20, {014 authorities early today, ·•1
hit him ln the heJd Wltb a brick''
and "1 atabbet him, "'earUerthia
week. His comments to police
were tape rkOrded by a radio re-
porter, Jeanne Mortan of staUon
K EBC. standing nearby.
Canatia was booked on a
charge or first-decree murder
and was to be formally cti.arged
in court later today, said Deputy
Police Chief Jim C~
Police said they found • bloody
handsaw ud knife in the a:part·
ment where the pieces oC tM
body were round Thursday. They
said *<>me of the human flesh was
in the re!ri1erator.
PosiUve identification of the
vlcHm was impossible-without an
autopsy becaute of the condition
of the remalns, Cox said.
F...,P.,,eAJ
FARM •••
Besides the prime farm land.
the bill would be directed al some
grailhg lands thal produce lhe
best torase, and land used for
specific hl&h·Value food and fiber
apeclalty c~.
Similar meuur• already in-
troduced include one bill by Sens.
John Garamendi (D·Mokelumne
Hill) and Gec>t"ge ~tno\ich <0-
Fruno) and another by As·
aembl)'men Dan Boalwriahl (!).
Concord> and Carmen Perino (J).
Stockton).
TMy vary 1n d sree ol atate
control, but• 111 •oi1ld place
leas authority Iii tl\e 1tate thP
a bill by _former A&iembl)'rra,s
Cbartea Wanen <J>..Loe Ana•>
\hat d.led ln the Senate !'Ulanc:o
CommltttelUtyear.
W a.rrco•a bW woi.&Jd h•Ye dvC4
a aw. ~ell ~f@ tower over
devtlol)m~t of abioul••t tnUUon • aet OC'pnm f armlabd •
He said there was evide~
some bad been whipped and beaten. •
Brooks aald the exact number
of vicUms i! not known. About a
half-dozen, he said, went to Los
Angeles police with their st.ones.
"Ol>viopaly th.ere are other v.iG·
tlms," Brooks said, "because we
have photos of them."
He said there were "easily
hundreds" of slides and prints, in
both color and black and white
photography
Brooks aaid the photographs,
equipment and a platform. on
whieh pblice allege actiritles
were carrie4 out for possibly
years, were ln a room on the
lower level of the house "I guess
you'd call Jt the recreation
room." Brooks said.
An •ntlt•I? new caro'aa
••o•rleoc:e combining aoltnw
with outst&ndt"9 performance ••• '° •19gatltly IOft f()( llVlng room.
dlnloo room or bedroom. s" tor youra•ll. Teeta d•monatrat•
touchtble carpet rni1t• matting and r:•talna ptle t••ture remarMbty well.
A Laguna Beach· th.ief
apparenUy was preparin&
(or the worst after be broke
into the law offices of
Barry T. Simons. 30, ~l 448
S. CoaSt" Hfsbway Thurs·
day. ·
Besldet taktn( two JB~
electrtc typewriters. ii
calculating machine, a
Persian rug end uverel
clocks, in all valaed by
Simons at $f,1U, the
burelar took a single
volpme trom Simons• Jdw
library.
lt was "Jefferaoo on
Evidence,·• a book discuss·
ing rules for proving the
com mission ol a crime.
ins and terminal facilities.
J:>on Emory, one of the airport
foes jnvittd to the briefing, and ~ity otflclals sajd they were in-.
censed at the short notice they'v•
been liven on the proposal. ~· They will be given ithe d
three hours before the form
m~ presentation to the pleii-
ning commiasion. ..~
EQ'\ory contends the airl~
end the Boeing Aircraft Com·
• pan)' ,have been working with the
county on t.be project for more
thJln a year.
"They have a 400-day head slan
on ua.' he said. "How are we
supposed to respond intelligently
to 41lollh•lecflnical data they're
toing to present?" ·
County airport director Ro~.
Bresnahan could bo& be reachea,.
for comment today and neither
could orflcials at Hugh~~
Airweet. .. :
IRS Grabs Nixon 'Campiiign'FU(Ul, , .
By GARY GRANVILLE
Oft• Oellf l'INt Stall
Gene Conrad, a financial superstar on the Orange County
pc>liUcal scene la.st fall, was m·
dieted Thursday by a federal
grand jury on $1 .2 million worth
ot!raud charges.
The seven·counl indictment
handed down in Los Angeles
charges, In effect, that throu&h
hiJI Irvine· based firm, Pension
Funds of America, Conrad bilked
&even firms out oC almost $1.2
million In advance loan fees.
WASHINGTON <AP) -Tho
loterq-a Revenuo Service has
selied more \han one·lhird of the
$1.3 mllllon in aurplu• funds left
over from formet' rresident Nix· o~ ce·d:edion c.anu>alCD+ records on file with the Federal
Election Commission show.
Accordlne to the records, the IRS asseased taxes on Feb. 22,
totalins $SS0,508 to ensure pay·
ment of back taxes on campai&n . m~mey Ulat was uaed to pay tor
lhe Watercate break·in.and later
cash payments lo defendants in
~~~~~~~=:-=u~-IDBSeised -
the scandal that followed. •
Charles Potter, chairman of the campalen Uquidation Trust,
said Tbursday that the IRS
"wanted to protect itself" by
eAtUdDC aui-·•we did0 'l pay any
clalman&s'• before the tax agen-
cy's claims were satisfied.
In March, Uut trust paid
~.ooo le setUe claims brought
by fO\&l' C~cans arrest.
ed in the Watergate burglary.
They sought the money on
grounds they bad been tricked In-
to commiUiog the brnk ·in.
~
Jn addlUon, Robert C. Mar-
di~n. a former ualstant attorney
aeneral and Nixon campaicn of-
ficial, ii seekina reimbursement
of $481,898 ror four years of le1al
-ffff-tn ~f\tt court fight
against a conspiracy chariie.
Aa oC the end of tf arch, the
trust Cund was down to $485,000
and bad unsettled claims totaling
more than ~ llimion. Pot\et'; •
former Republican senator from
Michigan, said no more claims
will be paid until tbe IRS malt~
iasettled.
Conrad was taken into custody
'l'h1tr.sday afternoon at' attorney
John Dean's office in Garden
Grove. By evening he was lodged 1tn Orange County J all aru:l bail
was set at $150,000.
The burl~ 43~ear·old ex·
Chicagoan is scheduled to be ar·
raigned in a federal court next
Friday.
.Ba;guna M~ Jailed ~
Charges against Conrad 1n·
elude three counts of transport-
ing persons or property across
state lines cNevada) an
furtherance of the alleged fraud
He is also charged m the andacl ·
ment with four counts of usmg m·
terstate telephone lanes lo ad·
vance the fraud.
-In Kidnap, Sex Rap
An indictment is a formal
charge made agamst a person by
a grand jury. It does not estabhah
guilt or innocence.
However, if Conrad is convict·
ed of the charges contained an the
indictment, he could be fined up
to $30.000 and spend up to 50
years in federal prison.
Seeing Double?
Lonnie Forrest is nearly face·to.face with himself as he
puts firushing touches on a pane of reflective glass he's
installing in the lO·story Fluor Corporate Headquarters,
under construction in Irvine. Related Photos on PageA3.
A Laguna Beach man was
jailed today after a months·
long investigation involving al·
legations of kidnaping and sex
torture of youn& Hollywood
males.
Investigator Gene Brooks and
OCflcer Linda Phillipa arrested
Donald B. Ramsey, 46, of 1023
Katella St., as t\e left hla home on
the way to his work as manager
of a tire company in Long Beach.
They claimed that once in the
house, they were overpowered
and forced to commit various sex-
ual acts, and bound and tortured.
Brooks said several of the victims
Sl.lffered cuts, bruisu and burns
on their wrists, hands, waist,
neck, leg and other body areas.
He said there was evidence
some had been whipped and
beaten.
Brookl aaid the exact number
or victims ii not known. About a
half·doun, be aald, went to Los
Angeles pollce with their stories.
"Obviously there are other vie·
Urns," Brooks sald, "because we
have photos of them ...
He said there were "easily
hundreds" of alides and prints, in
both color and black and white
<See TORTURE. Page AZ) That prospect Is a distant cry
from his status last fall when
Conrad was a sought after
political benefactor who
• (See CONRAD, Page A2)
Rarns~y was booked al cily jail
on eharses of kldnaptng, raise Clemente's Brow• i~PrltorUnent, aa11ult v.1UJ a de·
adfy WeafOh, robbery, oral tex perversion' and sodomy.
Bait "'u cet. al '50,000. He wq
dU$ to bt arraigned e>n the
charees tllb morning Jn So,µth
oraneeCounly Munlclpal Couit.
WASHINGTON CAP> A chairman announced a com· Brooks sald the aruat
House committtt that had voted prorn\ae with the White Houae on culminated an lnvesticaUon by ar in Laguna to have the government negotiate a modification in tbe adminlstra. Laguna pollce and the Los
New Police Chief
'Not Reorganizer'
the pnce paid for foreign oil re· lion's bill to establish • new Angeles Police Departr:penl. By ANNE COOPER
versed itself today and decided to enerey department. · Brooks sald today s arrest, °'..,. oa11, l"li.tMatt
A Los ~~~:_:~~~~~man 1~~e1mJlC?'1S.&n1h~_conir~otlM,. UadN Jb~lll~~&.#·-~.;r:;{~~t.:J~~~.lt_ ~~it: -•· r---ha"•"Pi1"rl'lliii1ft'l a!~t='#.a}IDla-Heatn ihut:.:. flth:--v~ ~P9f\ies ~ '' new ~~-·•r """"°d,...-SUBpldon OflJre ~Ug'ITTl'f'9A.J)rit ,,.,weepini ch~ges r;~Uie South
.vas struck from behind by a car, Then 1t gavcf1nal approval lo ltave to ahare some of hls pro-b Los An 1 tl p d and Cho hill 11 lPd t-hi-own mto the wmdahaeld President Carter's proposal to posed authority over domesUc oil Y . ge.ea po ce. . asa ena wh a po ce create a -ne~ Energy Depart· and natural gu priclnK •ith 8 He said smc.e the charges m· departments says ~ hu not
ind over the roof. m"nt consolidating dlveraent three·rnember regulatory board. volved aUegataona of Illegal ac· been hired to reo.rgaruze the San Despite an impact that shat "' .. tivities in Luuna Beach, the Clementepoliceforce.
ered the car windshield, Patrick Jgenries now :.pre ad throughout Orange County district at· Gary Brown, who starts as San ~. Garvey, 32, of 18421 Carnaby thel'ycaap~·t"a~. "Otc the House Gov d In athsurpHrise 18-!6 vo~tlTehuhrsad. torney's office riled them and Clemente police chief May 23, .-ll)le, Huntin~ton Beach, was nol 1 ,.., .. • ay • e ouse commi e sought the warrant for Ramsey's said he la not{lw.are.o.f any major ieriously l~Jurcd. . ernment 0f)f'rattons Committee approved Conyei:~· pro90sal, .. arrest. problems in 1he department as
\Joctors at Suddleback Com lf'ft most parts of the new which would have establi•hed a SrookssaldLAPDorflcers,us· he takes over from Chief Mel
nunlty llospatal tn·uted Curvey bureaucracy antac-t ;.ii. proposed new agency within the new ing a search warrant, raided the Portner.
Qr Injuries to his le~8 and arm111 b~ the Pn:sidenl energy department as "the'sole three·story Arch Beach Heights Brown uid he may be ~lewed
uid released him to ito home . Eorher b' a 24 17 vote. the importing •&ent" for foreign house lost month and confiscated as a troubleshooter because of
The driver of the car, Jamee, T. House rnmmttlt'e rejected a pro crude oil and petroleum pro-boxes of pornographic photo-his record, but he aaid he is look·
"1tzgerald, 28, of Riverside, w ... s posal from Rt>p ·John Conyers ducu. The government would grapM police believe were taken ing forward to the San Clemente
iotinjured. 1 0 Mich >. which would have then h41ve turned around and aold ofaex activities ln the house. position as an opportunity to
Police were invtsti.catlng lht• altered drastically lhe way the f~llJn otl l.o U.S. energy Also iefzed were cameras, combine hl• vocation with a
•auae of the m111hap, whu:h oc Corl'!~ 011 1~ purcha~cd companies. ropes, handcuffs and other ap· great place to Uv~.
•urred Hst of Castle Rock Ro.id Meantime, 3 Senate committee paratua Brooks said was In After tour years as Chowchilla
-------That vole surprised not only sadomasochistic activlliea and police chief, during which he re·
the oil companies but the Carter otherequlpment. organized that department.
admirustraUon, whicb had not re· He aald the rald was made Brown acceptod a job last Auiust
queated 1uch pricing power in the after aev•ral men who com· as South Pasadena police chief.
Presadent'I new enern program plained they were victims of "No one knew how bad the
now bdore the Con1r s. crlmea went to Los An1elea tltuaUon in the (South Pasadena)
poUce. department was wben l was
Poll<!e alle1e all the victims hlred," he ,.id. "l had no cbolce
werte tubJected by force \o but to~meanuentforchante
"torture-type activlUea" ol sex--• troubleshooter or hat.chet
aal pervenlon. man, whatever you want to caU
Re said the youn1 men, It."
ranatng fo •I• Crom 17 to A month alter be started at
20, old they were picked up In chief In Soutl) Pasadena, Bro\4'n
KoU)'wl>Od and aeduc~d to ac· requested the district attomey's
company a rnan to the Laguna offlc~ invettl.iate the depart-
Beach home. Some of them said rnent. The inveaUgaU6n reawted
they were told they would be . In the firing of one officer, with
photoaraphed, as male model•. penalties imposed aaalnst two
Gliu.rch Area Split
~
Mulled by,: MOrmons
0.11,ftlNtStl'lf ......
NP1 POLICE CHIEF
Gary Brown
otbera, In connection with a
i>rlv ate lnveatlgator'a use or
.. vffdropplna devtces.
A !Ourth officer was fired for
al1eted aexual ml1cof\duct Wlth a
15·year-old alrt
''The circumstances called for
(SHCIDEP, P11e AZ>
Weather
Partly cloudy wlth a 20
percent cb1nce of
mea1ureablo rain loni&bt.
Lowa tonl(ht 45 to $5.
HJ1h• Saturday Jn 808.
INSIDE TODA 1:'
Populor arlUt Pdir Mcz
.. WCI In COIUJ MtlO 1fC~
wfth hU gfrlfil.ittd, a Vogu
modtl. Th• DaflJI P1lot'a
Morci4 For~v ifttfnl(.fwl ~
th•m on P.og• Cl of ''" W11'"11Mr.
' By IOANN'BR£YN0Lbs
.. Of• ...... ""' IUiff Th1a week. offlclal1 of the ll"'Vlne Company are h0tUn1 a
series ol meetmas wtth all kinds of people to update them on
plans tor the Irvine Coast.
MOST-OP the people .attending tho meetincs about the 10~()()()..acre property between ~guna Beach and Gorona del
Mar have been representatives 61 variout gover1bmental en·
titles that participated in the two-year TICMAP process.
TICMAP, if you recall, stood for lhe Irvine Company
Multi-Agency Plan, and involved monthly meetinea
between company people and repres~atlves ot2S aaencies
and groups to work out some of the kinks in the development
plan before It was presented for 1n1Ual
approval.
There haven't been any 5Ubatantial
changes made In the plan approved by
the County Board of Supervts0rs last
year, but the m eetings provide useful
and interestint tidbits about lhe pro-
..PQSed develOpment:
-MORE THAN 7,300 acres have
been set aaide tor open space use. This
includes but Is not limited to the pro-.-1vttot.os
posed county regional park In Los Traocos Can_yo__n._ttut.c&:-
nyon closest to C~rona deIYar; ~300-acre state ])ark
proposed tor Moro Canyon, next to Laguna Beach. nnd
about 1,000 acres in several s ites proposed for purc;hase by
the state coastal commtaslon.
-Company officials figure it will take ~bout 30 y~ars to
complete development of the area to a projected population
of 88 ,000, baaed on the time it ci.arrelltly lakes the company
to develop Its other hQldings.
-The plan approved by the county has Ute flexibility to
allow a population of up to 50,000. Beyond that figure, county
and compuny officials aeree the stress put on public
facililles, especl~Uy roads, sewers and water supply, would
be ' 'severe ''
-rr WILL BE at least a year be.Core any apeclflc design
work is started on the first village to-be built in the PeUcan
HHI vicutity.just south or Cameo HJghlands.
-There are two major commercial recreaUonal de-
velopments planned for the coasW area. One, which will ac-
commodate everything from a "Camp Curry" style camp·
ground to standard hotels and motels, will be south of the
coast hJghway at Crystal Cove. The other will be a one or
two-hotel complex slightly to the south and Inland on
Wishbone Hill which win be "very, very luxur1ous."
-Before any construction can begin inland of Pacific
Coast Highway, two roads must be built -a portion or the
San Joaquin Htlls Corridor and the extension of Culver
Dr! ve from at least the highway to the corridor to provide
an alternate access to the area closest to Newport Bt>ach.
" -CONSTRUCTION IN the remaining two-thirds of the
coastal property must await completion or construction in
the area closest to Corona del Mar and construction or
utilities to serve the more southerly areas.
-The prototype for the kinds of residenllal develop·
mentcontemplated In the initial hill villages near Corona del
Mari.a the Harbor Ridge area, currenUy undergoing grading
JUSt north of Spyglass Hiii There ~111 be a heavy amount of
cluster housing and condom1ruums, with a few lots for
custom-built detached homes.
-The two biggest problems facms the Irvine Company
in getting approval of their plan from the state coastaJ com
mission ts the road system and how ownership of the open
space is to be worked out
.. . .! 1., ~tk~'>.~na,~~r-6~~---
pending tlihl over con1truclion of the San Joaquin Hills Cor·
ridor is goin1 to be the "moat active pout.Jcal·envlronmental
hassle the company has gotten lDlo in years · •
Miin Slain in Bar
In Reveling C,rowd
ELK PLAJN, Wash CAP> -A
Lavern crowd drank and danced
lJround a man wbo hay rataJl)'
stabbed on th• noor. -Ultd whtn
he went to the akt of· another
man, policeaaJd. " *
Dav!d Arthur Gordon, 21, of
Tacoma, died in a hO!lplt.al about
a n hour and a hn11 arter the tnain
artery 1n hia leCt lea: was slaSht'd
aa he ruahed mlo 11 ft1ht at the
Good Time Tavern, police saJd
Ernest RiPOll, 34, of Roy, the
man Gordon tncd to help, wan-
dered unnot1c:ed among tlle ~·
velers, drippina blood from hair
a dozen stab wounds, poJlce said
Sheriff'• doputie1 described
the tavern q a motorcyclilt.a'
hangout with o reputation for
rowdlne u . A s horur·s
spokesman aald that when they
arrived at the tavern Wednesday
nl1ht to tnveauaate o report or a
t1t1bbina, "We had to ask several
O"AHQI COAST LIK
DAILY PILOT
times i( anyone had been hurt.
"There was a real lack or con·
cem ·• among the approximately
100 ptople drinking, dancing and
standing around, the spokesman
said
Gordon lay on the floor in a
pool ot blood, which was atall
gusb!ng Crom an arte,.Y. he said
Depull• administered atd unlil
ambulance attendants arnved a
few minutes lateT.
Wbll• the attendants tried to
aid the t1tricken rnan, deputies
sa1d thty were hampered by the
pressing crowd of patrons .
A. deputy who tried td question
persOM was met by chanting,
clappine and foot·ttomplna, de-
puties a.aid,. forcing them to in·
tervlew witnesses 1eparatcly in
patrol cars.
Deputies said witnesses'
stories about the stabbings were
unclear. However , they said it
appeared Ripoll was being led to
the tavern's Cront door' about 11
p.m . by t.11.ree mes> wbo ~uddenl)'
be1an "beating and kickin1
him."' '.
Two or the men held Ripoll's
arme while a tbil'd drew a knlf e
and stabbed Mm. tome wltdtad
recounted.
When Gordon then rushed to
RlpoU's aid, Gordon w,_. stabbed
In the M leg, depdtics said The
dead man bad &topped at the
t vem eltet' practfot wltb a com·
merclal leaiue eoftball team.
Rlpoll, apparently not eortous·
)y h~ rdusoi! boapltal ttt1t-
monl.
FreaP, ... AJ
TOR1IDRE.
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Another major farmland ~ec·
Uon le&ialaUon, patterned after
tbe 1971 Coutal Act, 11 ln tho
le,ialative hopper.
t wu introduced Tbursday"by
Auemblyman Victor Calvo (D·
Mountain View).
He eald his bill "provides for a
minimum amount of state in·
volvemeot and empbaalta local
control and local lntenuity."
Calvo is chairman of the As·
sembly Resources, Land Use and
Energy Committee.
•
He proposes to have the mte
issue guideUnes that local eov·
ernment. could follow in adopt·
utg land use restrictions that they
would aubmjt t.o • &tat~eou.neil-
be dovelopec:t. It would be u -
aased ana taxed ac:cord.Lnt to
.,.-leldtural ....
A ccnsultant to Calvo'• com· mlttee, Tom Wil.lou(hby, 11Jd
there's no estimate of the amount ot land tho but would cover. But tbe U.S. Soll Constrvation
Service II work.Inc on one.
Betides the prime farm land,
the bW would be dJrected at eoqie
gruJ.ns lands that produce tbe
beat foraie, and land u.ted for
specllic bl&h-value food and fiber
apectalty crope.
Similar measures already ln·
troduced include one bW by Seas.
Jdbn Garamendi <D-Mokelumne
HUl> and GeQrc• zeocwteb <D-
Fre1no> and another i: M· atmbl)'men Dan Boalwrl <D-
Concord) and Carmen Pe DO (I). Stoaltton).
They vary In deiree of ltate
control. bpt all would place
le11er autbOrity tn the state tban
a bill b.Y former Auemblycnan
Charlea Warren (D·Los Anaelet>
that died in the Senate FJ.'*1c:e
Committee lut year.
Warren'• bill wollld have liven
a at.ate councU veto power over
development of about 12 nU111on
acres otprime farmland.
Cor approval. ·
T he land would be preserved
until the local agency could con-
vince the state co11Dcil lt should
CONRAD INDICTED. • •
May Faire
Opening __ _
In Laguna
1pla1bed nwre than '53,000 J.nto
various campaJ1n1.
MOit that money went to help
county Superv!Jor Pbillp An· thonl,1..~ an election victory laat.mwtmber.
But ...... .-Wey;CODJ'ld f\ob. •
nobbed with leadlne county'
poUUcal flfura m a whirlwind
poUtlcal debut climaxed when he 1h1red a table ai a Democratic
Party victory celebra\.io'D with
count)' Superviaore Anthony,
The Laguna Beach fifth annual . ~f edrl8~~e Schmit and Ralph
May Faire, a festival or arts and EarU. in the year, thoup,
crafts, music and entertainment, Conrad was known u 1 down-
opens Saturday for a nine-day and-out former paid police lnfor-
run at the Irvine Bowl. mant who bad fallen from grace
The festival, •hich In previous with the law enforcement
yeJans was a two-week~od event, establishment when convicted of
was expanded this year to n1M! two felony crimes in 1975.
days, running through May 15. By mid·1976, however, Admission is SO cents.
Saturday's and Sunday's Conrad's Anaheim home had
highlight Is an opera audlUoo by been saved from foreclosure
the fair spoDSOrs, Lyric Opera when overn le ht he was
Association ot Orange County, transformed into a high-flying
from 1 to 5 p.m . in the Forum financier with posh headquarters
Theater. Auditions are open to in Irvine. .
singers aged 18 to 35. There's a $1 In the cloerng stages of 1976,
O.lly .. u.t_ SJMt ....... INDICTED IN FRAUD
Financier Conrad
entryfee Conrad bought expensive
About iso cr aftsmen will have jewelry for his friends, moved to P.G. _& R Investment Company,
daily arts and crafts demonstra-buy a $325,000 estate in the Tustm, ($137.~) and B.K.K.
tions, according t o Wales foottthills abo$1v00e Tudstlbn , tlppehid co;~~· ~~~f~~~~ai:Jf~a~· thBt Wallace falrc:hairman · wa resaes an egan s . Mldw~ek entertaln.ment in· venture as a.political angel. ~~~ 1~ve~ligT1lorsd t~~~e~
eludes programs of Renaissance thThh~dedpohUcal advenl~~reshaindh mon~y to oa ~id~e~ ~~~rad ~~k mustc classical folk and e " en manner w..., w c .
flamenro guitar, and costumed Conrad money was pumped into account1:11.theBahamas.
dances or European nations campaigns became the subject of In addition to ~.ooo shower_ed
A full day of Scottish bag ·lpina an Oranae County Grand Jury on political candidates, the t.n-
and dancing is scheduled ror the probe t.bat ia conllnuina. dictmenl states that $155,000
May is finale billed as the nnt Char1ea broucht a1aln1t weni Into the $325,000 estate and
"Meetiqa 0 ( the Clans" in Conradinthefederalindictment an~er $50,000 was spent for .a
Laguna Beach. relate to federal olfensM only. ~;~atlng pool at Conrad s
Wallace .said more than 200 Alleged violaUona of 1tate laws · . . H ghl d d ed 3 would come from the Oranie The former pohce informer 1 an ancers, ag on up, c t · facea a buay week in court next w1.1.1 peno;m in competiti~n. 0.;~Itl~· federal Grand Jury week.
There s never been this much found waa that there is sufficient Conrad iJ scheduled to appear
entertainment m one place here. ~--. ~~ _,.,.., ¥-~~M"...-....·--·,,----. ~~..._, ...... ,, .. -.... . . ~-~ .....
· \. -2L~ h. "'-'~-r-L ·-......... ' 'g~l It "ic1Rm_e _""3U~ "'oun 6ifa pfo'&aU6n : m to S e:o O.,.:u aa11;y irom 10 designed to attract advance loan violation hearing as well as a 3 p.m. ~ fees when, lD fact there was no federal bearing related t o
way Pension Funds of America char&es that be, as a convicted
could place the loans. felon, violated regulations by F..._P~Al
CHIEF •••
major disciplinary action and i'
complete ahlfl In the philosophy
of law enforcement," he ••Id. "I
wasn't looking for a.job when the
San Clemente position opened
up, but I uw ll as an opportunity
to wind up what I had come to
view u my role a.a intetiut chief
in South Pasadena.••
Brown said he leavea the 42·
man South Puadena force with
no hard fee Unga on hi• part or the
nly's. In f11c:t, he has been asked
to coordinate the recrultin1 of hia
<11uccessor, he said.
·•1 leave, knowing the job will
be much easier tor him tbaft lt
w 11 for me when J ttarted nine
months a10," said Brown.
The new chief wUI be paid an
annual salary of $2•,528 to head
up lhe ._..man San Clemente
force. Jtls ufary ln South
Pasadena waa $2!,136.
Brown, who la 37, succeeds
Portner, 55, whose three-year
tenure aa San Clemente polJce
chlef wu marred by orlUciam of
the department for a rlelnt
crime rate, a hlah number ot
peraoMel on dlsablllty and labor
disputes.
Portner left hil post May 1. He
will take aect\led vacation and
sick leave and officially retire
in Auiuat. after more than 2$
with the force.
Durlag tbe uarch lot
Portner'1 re.,lacement. San
Clemente City Manacer Gerald
Weeks said the new police d>le.f
would be cboaeu for hll muac ..
ment aldlla and hll ablllt,t to re-
late wetltothecommu:nltJ'. •
Brown hotdl a muter'i ftP' .. f n law enforcement from the
Univenlty ol Soutbtna Callfornla
and bu worked aa • Crimi.Dal
ju4tlco con1ullant for privai.
nrme and f0t Ul• CalUomla
J'1at.1ct department.;
Hll flnt law enforcement~ wa•'ln 1980, When he Jotnec! the
Garden Grove pollee 41tpart·
m nt.
And. according to information
obtained ln Loi Angeles, there
w'a only one case where a "good
faith" advance was returned to
its donor when no loan was made.
At stake in Conrad and Penalon
Funds of America's financial
meandtrin11 was $5S mllllon
worth ot k>an1 and almost $1.2
million worth of advance tea.
Heaviest hJt by the lou of toan
fees WM UCO on Company, a
Whittier-based flrm.
Accordlns to the Indictment,
UCO pajd '840,000 ln advance
fees for a $40 mUllon Joan that
waau.vernc•lved.
Other alleted victim• Included
An •ntlr•lv ntw cerpet
••P•Mnce oomt>fntno toftn ... with outltandlng performance ...
to ttegantty IOft for llvinQ room..
dlnlftg rOO('n OI b9dl"OOll\ S.. for
vout .. u. Te1t1 demon1tt1te tou~ carpet ""'''* mtttlnO end retain• p it• ttllturt remattcabfV weu.
carrying a firearm.
Niguel Burglar~
Gel8 81,150 Loot
Property valued at $1,lSO was
taken from a Laguna Niguel
home by burglars who used a
screwdriver to force the door
lock. .
Orange Counly deputies eaid
the break-in wu discovered by
Saddleback Hospital nurse
Dianne Theresa PlaJsted, 25251
Adelanto Drive, when sbe .re-
turned home from work.
Burglan t.ook'stereo eqUlpment,
a camera. a televl..aion set and a
clock.
"
Lisa Crolsette, Mlu San
Clemente 1975, Hmatns 1n atable
condition ioday Jn the Saq
Clemente General Hospital ill·
tenalve care unit altv a surfln(
accident Wednesday.
Miss Crolaette'a mother salcl
the family hu not been able tO
talk wlth her 21-year·old
daughter slnce stie underwem
surgery for the Internal fnjuriu
late Wednesday nlgbt.
San Clemente firemen, called
to Mias Croisette'a rescue about
6:30 p.m. Wf'(fnesday al a city
beach olf Bueoa Vista, said she
had ~n hit by a surfboard.
Mias Crolaelte'a brother.
Michael, a 22·year-old Cal St.ate
F\lllertoo student. said h.la slater
bad only tried 1\U'fin1 about four
times. He said the aurfwu rough
Wednesday, making conditions
difficult for a beginner.
The Croilette family, ol 62
Ave. Vaquero, was celebra~~
the birthday o(..another daupter, C
SuzaMe Reynoldl, 24, when theY:
were called to the hospital Wed~
nesday. 4
Candy Bar .
Theft Landa
Teen in Jail
An 18-year·old Washington
youth was arrested in San
Clemente Thursday for shoplift-
ing. The police log read: "Loes
was recovered, a candy bar;
photo of same logged a5
evidence."
Gordon Bugna, manager of~
Safeway atore at 801 N. g\t
Camino Real. where the incidenti
alleeedly occurred, said somV,
people who are caught shoplift·~
ing sa)", "Okay, you cauabt me.-
J'll pay for it."
Nol in Bugna's market, the);
won't.
"It doesn't matte r what
they've taken, even IC it's only a
candy bar." Bugna said. "They
have had an opportunity to pay,
and if they choose not to, we call
the police.
•'It scares them to aee the
While squad car pull up outlid~,
and our system musl be working,
because we get a lot less shoplift.
Ing than we used to.
"Besides, even a candy bar
isn't a nickel anymore.''
~Police
Nab 18 Aliens
Eighteen suspected 1Jlegal!
aliens, including 15 hidden
beneath a carpet in the bed of a ·
pick'IPtruck, were discovered by
Irvine PoUc:e Tburaday an~
turned over to U.S. Immlgraticui~
authorities. ~
' Polfce said today they received. a call from an employe at Ben-
ny's Shell Station, 4162 Trabuco
Road. He told them there was a
pickup truck with engine trouble
stopped at the station with men
apparenUy hidden 1n the rear.
When poljce arrived at the sta·
lion, about 8;30 a.m .• three of the
men were attempling to fix the
truck and th• rest were ln hldinc. ,
None bad cllizenahlp papers; ..
poUce1aJd.
• • By JOANNE BEYNOl .Nl
... : OUlltOlilly,.,._.IWff ~
Repreaentattvea of Huchea
AJtweat. woridna with Thomas
RUey. chalnnan of the Oran1e
County Board of Supervison.
h:ave 1tlated a briefin1 aessloo a
few }\ours before next Wed·
nesday·s airport hearing to pre-
sent their propoaal for use of four
Boeinf 727 aircraft at the Oran1e
County AlrJ>o1t.
JBS Grabs
.
WASIUNGTON (AP) -The
Internal Revenue Service has
seized more than one-third or the
$1.3 million in surplus funds left
over from former President Nix·
on's 1972 re-elecUon campaign,
records on file Wlt.h the Federal
Election Commission show.
A~cording to the records, the
IRS assessed taxes on Feb. 22,
totaling $.SS0,508 to ensure pay.
ment ol back taxes on campaign
money that was used to pay for
the Watergate break-in and later
ceh payments to defendants in
the scandal that followed.
Charles Potter, chairman of
the campaign Liquidation Trust,
said Thursday that the IRS
"wanted to protect ltseU" by
ensuring that "we didn't pay any
clal{?lants" before the tax agen-
cy's cla1ms were satisfied.
In March, the trust paid
$200,000 to settle claim• brouabt
by four Cuban-Americans arrest·
ed in the Wa"1'aate buralary.
They sought the money on
grounds they had b~n tricked in·
-io committing the break·ln.
Jn addition, Robert C. Mat·
dian, a former assistant attome1
general and Nixon campaign of·
ficial, is seekiNl reimbursement
of $481,898 ror four years of legal
fees tn hil successful court fight
against a consptracy chnge.
As of the end of March, the
trust· fund was down to $485,000
and had unsettled claims totaling
more than $1 million. Potter, a
former Republican senator from
?dichigan, said no more claims
will be paid until the IRS matter fa settled.
The proposal. which wlU be
made formally at tbe County
Plannlnc Commlasion's hearing
on the airport Etwironmental
Impact Report. hM already
drawn criUcism from akport
foes who say tbe 127• ue too
large and too noi1y for the
airport.
he hopee to aUerid tbe brtellftg t.q
set more 1peclllc lnlormatlon
abOut tM proposal.
formation about the correct.loo or
tbe presesitatton.
The proposal to be made by
Airwesi reportedly calls for
reS'lacing four DC·91 used by the
alttl.ne with the Boeiq jet.a. The
DC-$ hM a puaenger capacity of
about 100. while the 727 carries a
little more than 150 pusengen.
A 1pol(ea1Qan Cor the airline
said today the presentation to be
made to the planning com·
mission is "not a proposal."
Milan Dostal, mayor or
New~ Beach, declared the prODQlat "outra,eous/' but said
l
Lee Pitts, vice president for
public relations said the airline
will make a correction of "some
very serious errors In the EIR, ••
but decl.IDed to five any other in·
There is apparently no date aet
by the mline for the change in
jet aircraft.
HARBOR HIGH THESPIANS REHEARSE IN OPEN AIR THEATER
Open Air Theater
HarbOr High Production Moves Outdoors
Newport Harbor High School 1tudents
found themselves without a home for their an·
nual theater production when 1chool trustees
earlier t.bl.s year ordered the renovation of the
achool'a 47-year·old auditorium~
So $Wdents took the auditorium's seats,
the stage equipment, the lights and the sound
gear and moved into a nearby courtyard
where they will staie "Bye, Bye, Birdie" next
weekeild.
Drama teacher Joe Swin and choral in-
structor Alveri.s Van Fleet descnbed lbe open·
air experience as different, cballenaing and
doworigbt wend. but they and the 30 or so stu=-·
dents involved in the production seem to be en-
.Joying it.
-OPERA'nNG UNDER mE Stars poses
some problems not found in the auditorium.
"One of the first thmgs we had to do was
sit out here and find out what ttme the sun
set."' explained Mrs. Van Fleet.
The set is built at one.end of the courtyard
outside the campus admtniatration buildinl and the "curtain" Ls opeo«l by tuman1 Ofl the
•dliahts. Lighting has been a major difficulty, but
Swift and his students say, they lhlnk they
have it licked.
SWIFT AND MRS. VAN Fleet aay the
transition from indoors to ouldoort has forced
the students to speak up and sing out -pro-
ject, as they say in show biz.
There are some other challenges. The
c(Jurtyard can't· be tocked up llke the
auditorium, so every day before .-ehersal
starts at 2 p.m., equipment has to be taken out
of its storage room and then put away when
rehersal is over at 4 p.m.
The breezes that blow through the
courtyard are a source of minor irritation lo
the musicians who find their m!Uic napping ln
their faces.
NB Pay Urged for Trees Removal,
Parks Panel Take• Action
Newport Beach 's Parks,
Boches and Recreation Com·
mtsaloners think the c1ty should
pay for removing parkway trees
that block homeowners' views.
Commissioners decided Tues·
day to recommend that the city
counctl chan1e its existin& policy
on parkway trees to jnclude that
prov ls ion.
Cal Stewm, dittctor or Parka,
Beaches and Recreation, ex-
plained that ~ommiasionera have
been studying the problems
caused by mature city-owned
trees in h1llalde view
~etghborhood1 far several
monlhs.
He oot<'d that the existln1 city
policy cm removal of tree.r. deai1
only with the health of the tree
and ltl effect on publicly-awned
uUliUes, atrem and sidewalks.
"That policy wu establhshed
some Ume ago, .. he explained,
·'and as the city has expanded in·
to hill areas over a period or time
and the parkway trees tn those
areas have grown up, we've real·
ly begun to run into problems."
City-owned parkway trees that
have reached view·blocklng
hei&bts have been the source of
C'Ontroversv ln Hatbor View Hllls and Corona Highlands where
lawsuits have been flied by
homeowners seeking removal
of trees to retain their views.
The amendment recom•
mended to the _9Jty council calla
r for the city's fifat efforta in such
disputes to be to trim the tree
without distorting it.I natural
growth pattern.
If that ellort Calla to restore the
vlew, then the city would pay for
removal and replacement ot the
tree.
Councilmen will discuss the
proposed change at their May 23
meeUng.
Dennis Horn, a apokesrn&11 for'
Riley. 1aid today about 20 people
were invtted by the Supervilor to
tbe brieflna ~ecause they
;represat .. a wide raoi-: of lil·
terests ol thole coacerned about
the all1Mirt'•future." The~ is to be held at 10
a.m. at. tbe ff.arbor Judicial Dis,
t.rtct QJurt ift Newport Beac~ and
Hom aaid "no one will be turned
away!'
By G~RY GRANVILLE
Ol llle Dally Pllet Staff
Gene Conrad, a financial
superstar on the Orange County
polltlcal Kene tut fall, -was in·
dieted Thunday by a federal
grand jury on $1.2 million worth
of fraud charges.
The seved·couot dictment
handed down in LQs ngeles
charges, in effect, that b
hls Irvine.based firm, ension
Funds of America, Conrad bilked
seven firms out of almost $1.2
million in advance Joan fees.
Conrad was taken into custody·
Thursday afternoon at attorney
John Dean's office in Garden
Grove. By evening he was lodged
in Orange County Jail and bail
waa set at Sl.50,000.
The .burly 43-year-old ex-
Chlcagoan i.a scheduled to be ar-
rataned in a federal court next
Friday.
Charges against Conrad in·
elude thr" counts of transport· int person.a or property across
thte Uno• <Nevada) in
furt.heru~e of the alleged fraud.
He la alao char1ed in the indict·
ment with four counts of using in·
terstate ttaepbone lines to ad·
van~e the fraud.
An indictment is a tormal
char'e made against a pe~ by
a grand jury. It. does not establish
guilt or fnnOcence.
.However, if Conrad ~nvic\.
ed of the c:barges contaisaed in the
Indictment, he could be fined up
to $30,000 and spend up to 50
years in federal prison.
That prospect is a distant cry
from hta status last fall when
Conrad was a sought after
political benefactor who
splashed more than ~.ooo into
varlout caQlpaiJDS.
Most that money" went to help
county Supervisor Philip An·
thony gain an election victory
latt November.
But along the way, Conrad hob-
nobbed with. Leading county
political fl,ures in a whirlwind
political debut climaxed when he
shared a table at a Democratic
Party victory celebration with
courity Supervisors Anthony.
Lawrence Schmit and Ralph
Diedrich.
Earlier in the year, though,
Conrad was known as a down·
and-out former paid police in!or·
mant who had fallen from grace
with the law e nforcement
establishment when convicted of
two felony crimes in 1975.
By mld·l976, however ,
Conrad's Anaheim home had
been aaved from foreclosure
when overnight h e was
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Foley Quit8 Post
Bill Foley, environmental
coordinator for the City of
Newport Beach since 1970, sub-
mitted hlJ resignation to the
planninS commission Thursday.
He wW leave ln June to pursue a
career with a private firm,
While details of Airwest's pro-
posal are scarce. Horn said it ls
based on the premlse that the
larae aircraft la quieter than the
DC·9.
One major obstacle facing
such a proposal is the wei&ht limit
imposed on the airport
run't'l(ay which prevent.a
airplanes welgbinf more than ~.ooo pounds from anding there.
(See BOEING, Pase%) .
0.llY Pll« tttlf Pllote
INDICTED IN FRAUD
Financier Conred
Church Area -
Split Viewed.
By Mormons
A top Mormon Church leader
will be ln Newport Be.ach Sunday
. to preside over meetings dunng
which m embers of that large
south coastal "stake" (church
territory) wall vote on a proposal
to spilt their area in half.
The anticipated division would
c(eate a-new stake in Mission
Viejo, encompassing m ost or the
south part of Orange County, in·
eluding all of lhc Saddleback
Valley.
Bert Lewis, communications
director for the Newport Beach
stake, said that If the split is ap-
proved by the .membership, the
new church territory would have
about 3600 more members than
the present stake, which has 6,000
members. •
The church omcial who will
conduct the votes wall be Carlos
E. Asay, a member ot the
Mormon First Quorum of Seven·
ty. He i.a the managing director
of the church's missionary de·
partn$\t and r esponsible for
25,000 Mormon missionaries.
The creation or a new stake,
which would have its own bishop,
is a major action In the Mormon
Church, Lewis explained. .
The s plit was proposed
because the Newport Beach
stake had grown too lorae to ban·
die thesprawUns aouth coun~y.
Coast
Weather
Partly cloudy with a 20
percent chance of
me11ureable ram toni.ght.
Lowa tonight 45 lo 55.
High Saturday in 605.
INSIDE TODA "t'
Popular arlUt Pel~ Maz
WOI in Coda Mela rtcnitl11
With #Ml girl/Tfnd,.4 Vogue
modtl. Tht Doil11 Pflot'1
Marcia For1bng fntnvfews
thtm on P.ogt Cl of the
WetUM(r.
,4% DAILY PtLOT
B1JOANNE.RBYNOLDS Of .......... Mjff
This week, offlclala of the Irvine Company are bostint 1
aeries of meetinp with all kinda of people to update them on
plans for the Irvine Coast.
MOST OP the people attend.1na .the meetloga about the
10.()()().acre property ~tween L11una Beach and Corona dd
Mar have been repraentatlvea of vartous govfmmental en.
UUea that participated ln the two-year TICMAP process.
TICMAP, if you recall, stood for the Irvine Company
Multi-Agency Plan, and involved monthly me4'tin11
between company people and representatives <:A 25 a1enctea
and ll'OU1lS to work out some of the ldnb 1n the development
plan before tt wu presented for lnltiaJ
approval.
There haven't been any substanUaJ
cbaneea made In tbe plan approved by
the County Board of Supervisors last
year, but the qieetings provide useful
and interesting tidbit.a about the pro-
posed development: •
-MORE THAN 7,*°0 acres have
been set aside for open apace use. Thls
HYN0t.os includes but is not limited to the pro-
posed county regional park in Los Trancos Canyon, tb.e ca-
nyon closest to Corona c1el Mar; the l.~acre state park
proposed for Moro Canyon, next to Laguna Beacb, aDd
about 1,000 acres in several altea )>ro}loaed for purchase by
the state coutal commission.
-Company ofnci als figure it will take about ao years to
complete development of the area to a projected population
of 38,000, baaed on the time it currenUy takes the company
to develop its other holdings,.
-The plan 89PC"OVed b1 the county has the flexibllity to
allow a population of up to 50,000. Beyond that figure, county
and company otficlala aaree the stress put on public
facilities, especially roads, sewers and water supply, would
be ·•severe."
-rr WILL BE at least a year before any specific design
work is started on the first villa'81o be built in the Pelican
Hill vicinity ju.st south of Cameo mgblands.
-There are two major commercial rec:reaUooaJ de-
velopments planned for the coastal area. One, which will ac-
commodate evefYthing from a "Camp Curry" style camp-
ground to standard hotels and motels, will be south of the
coast highway at Crystal Cove. The other will be a one or
two-hotel complex iillghUy to the south and inland on
Wishbone Hill which will be .. very, very luxurious."
-Before any construction can begin inland of Pacific
Coast High)vay, two roads must be built -a portion of tbe
San Joaquin Hills Corridor and the extension of Culver
Drive from at leut the highway to the corridor to provide
an alternate access to the area closest to Newport Beach.
-CONSTRUcrION IN the remaining two-thirds of the
coastal property must await compleUon of construction in
the area closest to <;orona del Mar and construction of
utilities to serve the more southerl1 areas.
-The prototype for the kinds of residential deyelop-
ment contemplated in the initial bill villages near Corona del
~ ar is the Harbor Ridge area, currently undergoing grading
ust north or Spyglass Hill. There will be a heavy amount of
uster housing and condominiums, with a few Jots tor
c!ustom-buJltdetached homes.
-The two baiielt problems factoa the Irvine Company
in telling appro,.-al of their pf an ft'Om the state eoestaJ com-
miaalon is the road system and bow ownership of tho open
space is to be worked out.
OF THoSE TWO problems. company officials 1ay the
Rfndmg fight over construction of the San Joaquin Hills Cor·
ridor is going to be the. ''most active political·environmentaJ
hassle the company has gotten LD\O in years."
City-owned Clwrch
Caught in Battle
The dty .owned church
buildrng on Cher Drive bH
become the center ol a tua-of·WV
between the Newport Buch
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Commiaslon and the d\y Art.a
CommwJon.
PB and R Comm1nloner1 had
planned to take over the bWldJna
at the blurt.top Enal1tn View
Park for their department's
programs beginning July I
With one Jnrae upstairs room
and a aeries of smaller rooms
downstain, commissioners felt
the former church would be ldeol
for all kinda oC recreational
programs.
But arts Comml11loneri tbts
week put them on notice that
they'd like to be able to use the
bulldini at least part Ume M .a
theater and a lecture hall for
their programs.
O~AHOICOAS'T II
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The city bought the property
two years ago and tut year
t>eean \WOrk on the view park
dedicated lo honor or the
bicentennial.
The church congreeallon 's
departure was two years ahead
of schedule. so DO program for
use of the building had been
prepared by the PB and R
Department.
As.an interim use, while such a
prognm was prepared.,, the
department allowed the Irvine
Community Theater to use the
bulJdlae for two productions,
with the provision the group
would vacate the building by
July l , when the recreat\on
programs were to begin there.
.Members of both commissions
say they will study joint use of
the bulldlng further before action
ts taken.
Indian Meeting
Date Corrected .
A story that ran lo Wed·
nesday's Daily PUot incorrectly
listed the date for the YMCA In-
dian Maidens pow-wow u Satur-
day. Thepthering aUheOrange
Coaa\ YMCA will actually be
held a week from SaturdQ on
May H from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tho p6w-wow la held each y ar
to reci'uit new m~mbetl for the
mOther-dau•hter Pl'O~am which
II open to alrb between the aa:et
of 6 and t who live ln COit• Meaa and Newport Beach.
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PROSERS PUT TOGETHER PIECES OF PLANE THAT CRAIHID THURSDAY
Huntington Besh Polle• Hdport Become• &Mn• ot lnveatlgdo"
~
Crash Probe fJDntiD.aeS
Victinu of Huntington Tragedy l~/#f4
Crash investigators ~ay coo.
tinued piecing together
wreckage or a plane that dialDte·
grated and hurtled from the sky
over Huntington Beach Thurs-.
day. carry in,-four aboantto ins·
tant death jn a duaty, weed-
choked ravl.ne.
Residents of a half-square-mile
s urrounding area, meanwhile,
were still tumJng in bits and
pieces of debris that showered
down into fields and backyards.
Co]Oller'a deputi~ today lden·
Wie4 the Ytctims as the pilot,
Herman L. Weaaendorf, 37, and
his wife Patricia, 33, of Cedar Ci·
ty, Utab, and Emeat J . Scott, 26, an~ hil wife. Mary, 29, of Page,
Anz.·
The four, en route to Fullerton
from Cedar City, died when the
Beechctaft Bolia.nza V-35'1 ttiii
cabin was crushed on impact. '
Corone.r'a deputies said today
tbey bad no infonnatlon on de ..
eupatlapa of tho \tlctima or tJselr:
eventual ct"4iffiijffiiii.
HuntlJliton Beacb mte.Depari.-
men t paramedic Larry
1Marsbburn, however. aald there
i.a some apeeulatJon &he quartet
were ~eaded tor a Mexican Cinco
de M~.bollday.
.. Outte a bit of Mexican eurreo·
cy was found in their personal
beloncmes." be aald.
Funeral arrangements tor the
Wessendorf and Scott couples
were pending at Peek Famlly
Colonial Funeral Home ln
W estmlnst.er. .
The shattered wreckaee wu
p,.... PflfleAJ
CONRAD INDICTED. • •
transformed into a high-flying
financier with posh headquarters
in Irvine.
In the closing stages of 1976,
Conrad bought expensiv e
jewelry for his friends, moved to
buy a $325,000 estate in the
roothllls above Tustin, tipped
waltrestea $100 and beian his
venture .. a political an1el.
Those political adventutes and
the hidden manner with which
Conrad money was pumped into
campaigns became the subject of
an Orange County Grand Jury
probe that is continuing.
Char1es brou1bt against
Conrad an the federal indictment
relate to federal offenses only.
Alleeed violations of state Jaws
wouJd ('OJne from· the Orange County jury.
What the federal Grand Jury
found was that there is sufficient
evidence to make Conrad stand
trial as the kmgpin in a scheme
designed to attract advance loan
fees when. In fact, there was no
way Pension Funds of America
could place1.heloa:ns.
And, according to information
obla.ined in Loi Angeles, there
waa only one case where a ••good
faith" advance was returned to
its donor when no Joan was made.
At stake in Conrad and Pension
Funds of America's. financial
meanderings was $55 million
worth or loans and almost $1.2
million worth of advance fees .
Heaviest hit by the loas of loan
fees was UCO Oil Company, a
Whittler based firm
Harbor Area
Middle School
Pupils Hailed
Twenty.(our N11wport-Mosa
middle school students were
honored recently for oUlllandlng
school achievements by the
Seafarlne Masonic Temple of
Newport Beach. ·
The students were presented
with plaques m honor of former
Mason leader S. Roy Howell at
the annual awards ceremonies.
Thia is the first year seventh and
eighth 1rade students have been
honored aloni with high school
winners.
The 'Winnen included:
FROM MAUDE B. DA VIS
SCHOOL: Mark Panoncil\lman,
l\oaetto Armendariz, Max
Marold and Kathleen Mollica.
FROM HORACE ENSIGN
SCHOOL: Gavin Keith, Jamie
Mac.Kinnon, Mal Durkee and
Katbfyn Al&b.lno. raoM HEINZ KAISER
SCHOOL: Chris Woollol~, Cindy
Rabe, Mark Hansen and Jenny
Ortber1.
FROM LINCOLN SCHOO~:
Dave Gcrll~n. Cindy KendaU,
Klrk Swarthout ond Cynthia
.Stou1h.t4ri .
. FROM EV&RETT A. REA OOIJ, Mlcheei Gnffld,
W'• 'OUftf GUlltaYO IDtoTO and
Mlrtarll Val!e·ltelstta.
P'll'OIM CllAR~ES W. ~eW&NKL& SCHOJlL: Dollild ah, Joan twwlahd, lllchaet °'"*' IDd -1111'.WiUMe.
According to the indictment.
UCO paid $840,000 in advance
fees for a $40 million loan that
was never received.
Other alleged victims included
P.G. & R Investment Company,
Tustin, ($137,000) and B.K.K.
Corp., West Covina, $120,000.
The indictment indicates that
fedetal lnveatleatora traced
$300,000 of the alleged bilked
money to a hidden Conrad bank
account in the BahamaJ.
In addition to $.53,000 showered
on political candidates. tbe In· dictment states that $155,000
went into the $325,000 estate and
another $50,000 was spent for a
swimming pool at Conrad's
home.
The former police informer
faces a busy week in court next
week.
Conrad ls scheduled to apptar
Monday tn Orange County
Superior court on a probation
violation hearing as well as a
federal hearing related to
charges that he, as a· convicted
felon. Ylolated regulations by
carrying a firearm.
Fiesta Planned
A variety of lestivities will be
staged at Lido Village Saturday
during the shoppins afea's
Fiesta de Mayo celebration from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Included will be
a visit by Mias CaJifomia or the
Miss International Beauty
PageanL
An entirety new caroet
experience combining softness
with outstlnd1no pertormance ..•
so et90Mtly 90ft for llvfno room.
dining room Of bedroo"' see rot
yourHll. Teets demonstrate
10\Jchlbl• carpet rMJsts marting and fetalne p11e texture
remar1cablv well.
iatbeiiclla.-lD th Ta7 "'l'burs-da,v and tfUcko4 to the Uunt-
ln;toq Beaell Polle• Depart-
ment' heliport nea d)e erash
sctne. -f:SS a.m. aub Occijn'ed
'l"Huraday near Ell.II :Avenue and
Golden WestS&reet:
AuthorW.ea 111d it la too early
to aerloully specolate wby the
plane broke up u Weuendorf
waa bein8 guJd9d tbrouah a thick
gray blanket qt May ov~t.
nearly out of fueL
He bad been ln radar and radio
coot.act with an air b'afflc control
center at El Toro llCASu-ectuest-ing aid in reacbblg '-ullerton
Mimldpal Airport befOl'e bJa l\ael
w u emauated.
One rala the pUot beeame l~t and ed out of a power
dive too aat when he emerged
Crom the cloud cover, headed
straight for earth.
Such panic action can tear a
plane apart in midair, in·
vestigators said.
One eyewitness was Hunt·
lngton Beach Fire Department
Inspector Gary Glenn, whose
brother Gale, coincidentally, was
first to reach the crash site.
Gale Glenn, a jail detention of·
fleer, lives at a horse ranch near
the site.
''I waa talking to dne of the
secretatta in our office on the
fitth t1oor of City Hall." said h.ls
brother, Gary Glenn. "I saw it
comlng down and there was de-
fj. lteb' jest a winl and fU1ela1e. •lt ~ed p.rta .kept falllnjt fo a f me were fall·
ing f alt and were juat flut-terin,. ~
NBTennU
SignilpsSet
Reglstra.tlon ls stJU open for
the second aeaaloo of tennis
lessons offered by the Newport
Beach Parks, Beaches and
Recreation DeRartrneot. • ' cia.ssea begin M~ 16 ana will
be held twice a week for five
weekl at the fdartnera Tennia
Courts. The achedUl~ for the
Monday and Wednesday ~lauea
is ~
-9 a.m. beginning adults:
-10 am. intermediate adult.a:
-11 a.m. pre-intermediate
adult&;
-noon advanc~ adults:
-3:'5 p.m. pre-intermediat.
youths.
For further inlormatJon con·
tact Judy O'Shaugbneaay,
640·2271.
Cbafget of JDUrder, fa.Pe. IJ)b.. '*'1 and as.1ault have bem sas.
ponded .a(aimt K.eu Blebar<1 ...
Hulbert of Fullortpo wlth • JucSae·a nallq that be ta lmane
Ud unable to fact tnal oo ellega.
tJons contained In an Orange
County Gr~d J\&ry lodlctment. Superior Coun Judie WlWain
S. Lee made tbot detenntnaUon
lato Thund&¥ att.r bear.tnc llnaJ
araumenta f~m·lawyen fw both
aidea and teatUDcmy ftoal Jlulbett
himaelt.
Hulbert told the Judie that he
did not wt.ab' to be declared in-
1aqe and WM able to lace trial. A
jury bad ear&{er delivered that aam~ oplnlcm ifter a Jong unity
bearing tha\ eo1t $250,000, moat
of it ln psyehlabUtl' fees. ·
BatJad~Leeruled a:tteroftt.
tumin' the jury verdict that
.crlmblal ctuaraes abol&ld be am-
pended a1a1nst. Hutbert. is. who
will now be committed ~
Atuc9derc)Stale Uoapuar-;,·
••The law cries out tba& ~
man be lent ~Atucadero adl
he t& mentelly compete11~·;,
Deputy l>ublic Delender Wal1er -2ecb tOtd .Jeg-e ~ • -
..He is &c!t.lq. '' Deputy Dlatdet
Attorney 1Uc6 Farnell ariued.
..He was ln jail for three months
on these cblriies before be de·
.veJoped the idea of faking in.
sanity."
Hulbert testified during his
hearinJ before the jury that be
attaeied and raped women
beeauae be wanted to force~
devil to leave their bodies d confront bbn.
. He told the jury that lt WOU1<l
have been more appropriate fot>.,
him to be met by cheertnc
crowds for bis attacU on women
rather than be arrested and tJM:n.
indlctedbytbeGt'andJury. :t•
H11lbert was arrested Jil:
January 1978 and identified as:
the killer of a 19-year-old Whit~
tier housewife whose nude and
raped body was found in the back
seat or a car In the FullertoQ area.
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BOEING •••
The A.lrwest proposal reported-
ly claims a 727 wetgba about
195,000 pounds, but it could be
operated so that it.a maxim'UD takeoff weight -the weight the
limlt ia set for -ls 165,000
pounds.
In addition to concern aboat
noise generated by the larger
craft, Dostal said be is worried
about the lmpact of the increased
pauqa-load on the airport's atready.~e!J.Qaded trafflc. park·
tng aftd tenni.Dal f aclUUes,
Dan itDOrY. one of the airport
foes invited to the brleCing, and
city olflc.lala tald they were ln·
cen.aed aUbeshort noUce they•v.,.
been atven on the proposal.
The)' wm be given the detaib ..
three bow* before the forinaJ.,
meeting pr.ntptlan to the plan.· aJ.rtlf commfssloq.
' EJnory c~ends tbe alrUn~·
and the ~ Aircraft Com· p~yj\a.ve been working with the
counfy on the project for more
tll81'1U''tar.
• 'T~ bave a 400.day bead star\.· on ua! he aald. ..How are we
supl>()led to respond lntelliaenlly to au ot the technical data they're
1oine to present?" · Cou.qty airport director Robert·
Breanlhan could not be reach~.
for comment today and nett.be
could offlclala at Hu1b•t
Alrwest. (..;
• Classes cooUnued uninterrupt-
ed in the Saddlebact Valley
Unified School District todat as
negotiator• for teacher• and
lr\lllees pl'll'led to continue talk·
lng Saturday mornins.
The negotlationa on an employ-
tnent contract are being held in an effort to avert a possible
teachers' strike.
Negotiators met Thursday for
about five hours. Today, Jim
I WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Internal Revenue Service has I seized more than one-third of the
$1.3 million in surplus funds. left
over from former President Nix·
on's 1972 re-election campaign,
records on CUe with the Federal
Election Commission show.
According to the records, the
JRS assessed taxes on Feb. 22,
totaling $550,508 to ensure pay-
q\ent of back taxes on campaign
' money that was used to pay for
the Watergate break-in and later
cash payments to defendants ln
:Conrad Hit
;With Fraud
lndicbnent
By GARY GBANVILJ.£ Olt"90afty,1lt41tait
( Gene Conrad, a rinanclal
:'Superstar on the Orange County
political scene last fall, wu in-
d\cted Thursday by a fedenl
grJnd jury on $1.2 million worth
of fraud chargea.
'l'he seven-count indlctment handed down in Los Angeles
charges, in effect, that through
hll Irvine-basMI fir~, P ion ~_,y--._-_ ~.
ieven'"H'rm~u( o't a mos( . '
million in advance loan fees.
Conrad was taken into custody
Thursday afternoon al attorney
I John Dean's office ln Garden
Grove. By evening he was lodged
In Orange County J all and ball
was set at $150,000.
t The burly 43-year·old ex-
Chicagoan ls scheduled to be ar-
ralgned in a federal cowt neitt
1 Friday.
Chari~es against Conrad in-
1
elude three counts o( traruiport-
lnl persons or property across
slate lines <Nevada) tn
futtlierance of the alleged fraud
I Ue ls also charged in th• indict·
m'1)t with four count.a or using ln·
tentate telephone llnea Lo ad·
vapcet.he fraud.
An indictment is a formaJ
c)\arge made against. a J>e"°'9 by
a trand jury It does not establish
;unt or innocence.
However, if Conrad ls convlct·
cd of tbe charees contained in tho
lncUct.ment. he could bf! fined vp to .-.ooo and spend up So ID
yeart bi f ederaJ PriJOn.
Th•t Prots>oet la • dl1t1nl cry
fntrri hla 1tatus Jut fall when
Conrad waa a 1ou1bt 1fte11
~olltlcal bitJlefactor wbo
(8-CON«AI>, PaaeAa> •
Weban, a negotiator Crom the
Saddleback VaUey Edu~ators Associ.aUon <SVEA), was to work
with dlatrict representatives and
a computer to clarify the
teacben' financial proposals.
Teachers estimated t.beir
financial proposal, which prio·
cipally ia a compaction of their
salary schedule from 12 to 10
years, will amount to a 9.67 per·
cent Increase.
• 'ThlnP are progressing and
we're doln1 our b6t. to reach an
agreement," said John Cooper,
assistant to the superintendent.
"W~'re eoing to get into an
agreement with this thing
without a strike but it's going lo
take a Jot or hard work," he
added.
The teachers' n~gotiators hove
been given the authority to call a
strike when and if they feel 1t 1s
Seized
the scandal that followed.
Charles Potter, chairman of
the campaigJt Liquidation Trust,
said Thursday tl\et t.he IRS
"wanted to protect ltselt'' by
ensuring that "we dido 't pay 8J\Y
claimants" before the tax agen-
cy's claims were sattsried.
In March, the trust paid
$200,000 to settle cla\ms brought
by four Cuban-Americans arrest-
ed in the Watergate burglary.
They sought the money on
grounds they had been tricked in·
to committing the break-in.
Longet Bid
Shot Down
GLENWOOD SPRINGS,
Colo. (AP) -A district
court judge den.led today a
defense motion to release
entertainer Claudine
In addition, Robert. C. Mar-
dian, a former assistant attorney
general and Nixon campaign of-
ficial, is se~klng reimbursement
of $481,898 for four years of le&ai
fees in his successful court fight
against a conspiracy charge.
As or the end of March. the
trust fund was down to $485,000
and had unsettled claims totaling
more than $1 mllhon. Potter, a
former Republican senator from
Michigan, said no more claims
will be paid until the IRS matter
is settled.
Criticisnt
Mixed of
Trustees
Longet lO days early frorn Saddleback Vall•" Unified a ~-d•y JaU tenn itnpot~ . , in the shooting death of Mr School Dlatrlcl t,rustees have
lover, skier Vladimir been criticized for telling the
"Spider" Sabicb. community both too much and
Judie James J. Carter of too little about their negotiations
Gtaad JuncUon aJso d.-with teacben.
nied a defense motion that Several re,ldenls spoke during
bail be set for tbe SS.year· the trust.eu' meeting Wednesday
old French-bo'rn singer and against the district's recent actress. newsletter, wh1ch presents lhe
Lo district's view of negotiations Miss ng~t'_s att.omey.,. ~-·Mcllhe ,~~ .. '':~. ; ...... · ~~~;/;!':·. . ·'1~ey~{Tg"ed°'lhe pub'tltatton
not to grant bail lo the w a s b I as e d and an I nap·
Colorado Supreme Court propriate expenditure of tax·
this afternoon and would payers' money. One woman com
J th li d i pared it to a congres~man's use appea e ru ng eny ng of his franking privilege for cam-
the early release later. paign U~rature.
Miaswn J'iejo
lake Fill Pl,an
Briefing Slated
M luion Viejo Company
repreuotaUves wall fly 10
Sac:r•monto next week to brief
the State Water Resources Con-
trol Board staff on a plan to fill
Lake Mill on Vie10 wltb brackilb
under1round wa~r.
The meetlnc will be a prelude
to a lotmal eesa on of Ute atate
wa\el' boa.rd M•Y a to rtc<maidtt
an order that cut q,rr water SUJ>"
pUea f11Jin1 tbe .t.25·mHUon·
1aJ1011 basin..
Steve Mitchell. a teacher al
Mission VieJo Hlgh School, noted
th•t one edjtion with the tr'ustees'
pictures was sent out just prior to
the last school board election and
the most recent one just prior to a
possible strike
"l think the timing might be
construed as biased, not to men·
ti on what ls in it,·· he said.
Agreeing that the newsletter is
biued, Maxin~ Gereb of Mission
Viejo said, "I'm terribly dlsap·
pointed in the lack or com-
munication of the board." She
promised there soon will be a
meetlnc for board members and
teachers to present their views or
the neg~\iations to the com·
munity.
Cbatlinl the current sltuaUon
ls ou.t of proportion. sbe said,
"Someth.i.nc staould happen and
fulortheT~'a 101n1\o be a board
that 11 recalled.''
John Rlcker, El Toro lllgh
(Siie~D~ta.,t2)
* * ..,
necessary.
Marc DuBois, an SVEA ·
negoUator, said he couldn'tjudge
the progress of these sessions yet
since the board's representatives
havfl not responded to their pro-
posal.
"We've got to figure something
out quick because the mood of the
teachers Wednesday was that
they. were ready to go (on strike)
then," he said.
The teacben have droppect
their demands for •&ency ah.op.
blndJng arbitration aocl the ri1ht
of the assoc1aUqa as a 1rlevant.
Now, SVEA leaders say, it ls the
board's tum to mike some move-
ment.
But Cooper noted that the
teachers also have dropped &ome
items from the contract which
the district believes need to be in·
cluded.
...
Two 61 these items ar .. a pled&e
not to llrilt• and 1n aereement
that oecotlatJona won't be re-
opened ex«pt for salary issues.
Cooper said this might mean
that no sooner will tbe Ink dry on
the contract than teachert could
be back at the table makin1 more
demands and tbreatenlnc a
possible atttk~.
He said the1 could come back
(Seea.ASSES. P•C• %)
PAMM£01C AND NURSES CARRY IN.JOREP YOUTH FROM MARINE HELICOPTER
Hlker Reacued After Fafllng Down a 100-foot Clttt In Black' Star Canyon
Boy, 17, Rescued
:Uter Can~pn F au · ' " . , .
Orange County firemen, a pilot. U. Ken Ferguson, noticed
Marin~ search ;rnd rescue McClary's companions trying to
helicopter pilot and a Navy wave them down.
medic rescued a 17-year-old "By the pilot's sharp eye, we
Placentia youth after he had saved about nn hour and a half
fallen down a lOO·foot cliff face fu time," said Capt. Sappok. If he
Black Star Canyon Thursday af. hadn'tseentheyouth'sfriends,he
ternoon. expl~.th.eywouldbavebadto
The youth, Identified as Colin go-into Silverado Canyon to seek
McClary, suffered massive head help.
lacerations. He was flown by the Sappok, Tomsaint and Navy
.iMarine helicooter to Mission Corpsman Mike Thornhill were
Community Hospital, where he dropped off and hiked about a
is re~rted ·to be ·in satisfactory quarter-mile up a steep embank-
cond1lion today. ment to get to the inju~d youth.
The firemen, Division Chief Then, the helicopter flew to Mis-
George Toussaint and Capt. 'tim sion Viejo to pick up paramedics
Sappok, were flying with the El to treat the boy until they could
Toro Marine Corps Station's get him to a hospital.
search and rescue crew to get With the help or firt! fighters
pictures for a training program. from Sllveraddi the boy was car·
They had finished lheir work ried over the steep, rough terrain
aod were reviewing the site of to the helicopter and tt\en flown
another reeent rescue when the t.o the hospital.
Church Area Split
Mulled by Mor,nlons
A top Mornion Churcti leader
will be ln Newport Beach Sund"llY
to preside over meeUnp durtn1
wlalch membf!n or that Jarge
lagUnan Held
In Kidnaping,
Sex Torture
' A Laguna Beach man waa
jailed today after a months-
long investigation involving aJ.
legations of kidnaplng and sex
torture or young Hollywood
males.
Inv~ator Gene Brooks and
Officer Linda ..Phlllips arrested
Donald B. Ramsey, 48, of 1023
Katella St., as he left his home on
the way to his work as manager
of a tire company in Long Beach.
Ramsey was booked al cityjall
on charges or kidnaping. false
imprisonment, assault with a de-
adly weapon, robbery, oral sex
perveraion and sodomy.
Bail was let at $50,000. He wu
due to be arraigned on the
charges this morning ln South
Orange County Municipal Court.
BTooks said the arrest
culminated an investl;auon by
Laguna police and the Los
Angeles PoUce Department.
Brooks said today'll arrest,
made on a wart8Jlt. followed • previous arrest ot Ramsey on
suapicion o( the charges in April
by Los Angeles police.
He aal~ 1lnce the charges m.
volved alle,..Uon. of llleaal ac-
tivities in Laaun• Beach, the
Orange County dlatrfct at-
torney's office filed them and
(9eeTOBTURE, Pa1e A!)
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DAILY PILOT 58
MUl!deJ:
Suspe·et
'Insane' -
Char1es of murder, rape, rob-
~ry and assault have been •us·
pended agalnst Ken Richarci
Hulbert of Fullerton wlth a
judee's ruUnc that he is insane
and unable to f•ce trial on alle1a·
lions contained in an Oraqe
County Grand Jury lnplctment.
Superior Court Judge William
S. Lee made that determtnaUon
late Thursday alter hearine final
arguments from lawyer"$ for both
sides and teaUmony from Hulbert
himself.
Hulbert told the judge that he
did not wt.sh Lo be declared in·
sane and was able to face trla1. A
Jury had earlier delivered that
same opinion after a long sanity
hearing that cost $250,000, most
of it in psycl\iatriat.s' fees.
But Judge Lee ruled after over·
Lu.rnin& the jur)! ve.r<Uct. that.
criminal charges should be sus·
pended against Hulbert, 25, who
will now be committed to
Atascadero State Hospital.
"The law criea out that th1s
man be sent lo Ma1cadero until
he is mentally competent,"
Deputy Public Defender Walter
Zech told Judge Lee.
"He la actin1," Deputt-Dlslrlct
Attorney Rich Fam~Jl ar1ued.
"He was in jail for three months
on these chareea befote be de-
veloped the Idea of faking in-
sanity." .
Hulbert testified during bis
bearing before t.he jury that he
attacked and raped women
becaq,,e he w.anted to force the
devil to leave their bodies and
confront him.
He told the jury that it would
have been more appropriate tor
him to be met by cheering
crowds Cot his attacks on women
rather than be arrested and then
indicted by the Grand Jury.
Hulbert was arrested in
January 1976 and Identified as
the killer of a 19·year·old Whit·
lier howsewife whose nude and
raped body was found In the back
seal of a cur in the Fullerton
area.
Body Pieces
In Freezer;
Son Jailed
MIDWEST CITY, Okla <APl
Police say they found pieces of
a man's body stuffed in an apart-
ment refrigerator and arrested a
man believed lo be the victim's
bon on a charge of murder .
The su~·ct: idc;mtsli~d by
police as Gregory W. Canal.ls, 20.
told authorilles early today, "l
nil him in lhe head w1lh a bnck"
and "I stabbed him," earlier this
.vcek. His comments to pohce -
were tape recorded by a radio re-
,>orter, Jeanne Morgun of station
KEBC, standing nearby.
CanalM; was booked on a
·hante or flrst·degree murder
1nd was to be formully charged
n t•ourt. lat.er today, said Deputy
>ohceChlef Jim Cox.
Police said they found a bloody
rnndaaw and knife In the apart-
'11cnl where the paecea or the
oody were found Thursday They
;aid some of the hum11n nm was
in the refrigerator
Positive 1dent1t1catlon of the
victim wa. impossible without an
autop1y because o( the condlUon
of the remains Co' satd
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CLASSES •••
with demat\dll for an agency shop
and binding arbitration, \wo of
the Issues they'\'e dropped from
their present proposal.
Cooper uld the district's
representatives are trying to
clarify thete issuus with the
teachers' negotiators before they
respond to the proposnl.
DAILY PILOT
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WASHING TON CAP> -'X'he
nation'• unemple>ytnent rate
drorped lrom '1.3 to seven per-
Ctn ln April, lta lowest leyel in 29
montht, at a haH -mllllon
Americana found jobs, tho aov-
ernment reported today.
bu dropped by one Cuti percen-
t.ce polnt in the Jut Clve months
and ls dawn two points from its
May ~ receulon peak of nine
percent.
Labor Department analysts
said the improvement "very de·
llnltely shows a strona ex-
pantlon" in tbe economy
Collowinc the severe wipter
weather that disrupted produc-
tion and pushed unemplo,yment
up earUer thia year.
April's declloe in unemploy·
ment followed a two-tenths ot a
percent drop In March from 7.~ to
'1.3 percent. It was al10 the
second month ln a row that
employment improved sharplv. -
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INDICTED tN FRAUD
F1nencier Conrad
F,....PogeAJ
At seven percent, the nation's
jobless rate wu at ill lowest
level since November 1974, when
it stood at 6.7 percent. The rate
Julius Shlskin, commlssloner
of labor statistics. aaid the
decline in unemployment was not
only subatantlal, but also
widespread throughout all
economic, demographic, Jn-~-ustry and occupational croup1.
CONRAD •••
splashed more than $53,000 into
various campaigns.
Most that money went to help
county Supervisor Philip An-
thony gain an election victory
last November.
Pilot J
Logbook_ ..
But along the way, Conrad bob-
nob bed with leading county
political figures in a whlrlwtnd
p0liUcaldebutclimned when he
tbJlred a table at a Derqocratic ••
Petty victory celebration with 'SJ t " d' R .1 • counly Super\'J801'S Anthony, an ~ a IDP
Lawrence Sc))mit and Ralph W.11 ........ e-
Diebich. • / • .
Earll.er in the year, though, •ByWJLLIAM SCHREIBER P>nrad was known as a down· OftMDl4fYPllMM.,,
and-out.former peid police infor· CAPISTRANO UNIFIED SchQOl District Trustee
ma2" wbo hadJallen from grace WUUam lbompson of Mission Viejo called on his son, Den-
with the law enforcement ny, at a recent scbool board meeting to comment on how
establbhmentwbm convicted of current certain district textbooks are.
two felony crimes in 1975. Denny, the Dana Hills Higll Schoel representative to the
By ..mtd-..1976, however. school board, sald he was assigned a "very slanted" U.S.
Conrad's Anaheim home had history book dated 1967 lor a recent class.
been 'aved frotn foreclosure The younger Thompson aald the book gave the lm-
w be n overnight he was presslon that "the Communists are at
trats•formed into a high-flying our back door."
financier with posh headquarters Assistant Supt. 'Philip Grignon told
in lTVifte. trustees that, with texts costing $12
In the closing stages of 1976, apiece, new books must be phased in.
Conrad bought expensive The turpover of all editions of a single
Jewelry for his fri~nds, moved to book costs taxpayers $6,000, he said
buy a $325,000 estate an the "Besides, with 144,000 words of new
foothiJls above Tustin. tipped information coming out every month In
waitresses $100 and began his the United States, there is no way we can
venture as a political angel. keep up," Grignon said.
Those politicl'Cl adventures and "Contemporary world problems ha· scH1t111u
the hidden manner with which ven't changed in 2,000 years, anyway," said Board Presl-
Conrad money was pumped into dent Ted Kopp. "Actually, a 2,000.year-old book should be campaigns became the s ubject of fine.''
an Orange County Grand Jury • * *
9robe that is continulni. SPEAKING OF THE COST of things these days, Mis·
Charges brought against sion Viejo Hieh School teacher Steve Mitchell tried to make
Conrad in the federal Indictment a point at a recent. Saddleback Valley Unified School Dis-
relate to federal offenses only. tract board meeting about Lhe increase in property taxes.
Alleged v1olalionS' of slate laws Ar~uin~ that it isn't just the cost of schools, Mitchell
would come Jros:n the Oranie noted that he paid $31,000-for hia Laguna Nlcuel to~lllt
County jury. two years ago and sald, ''it w86n't worth il then."
What the federal Grand Jury "Now it is se,lling for $84,000 and it still isn't worth
E~T~C~e
BA.RRYTOWN, N.Y. CAP> -Tho R~v. Sun
Myung Moon,-load r-01 \M controveraial. UnificaUon
Church, has been arreated on charges ot trespasalnf
on the campus of a small, Epiacopallan·aHlllated col·
lege. <
The 57-year-old Moon and 10 of hrs followers told
authoriUes they were .. slahtseoing" ThundllY at the
Bard College campus about 100 miles north of New
YprkCity.
Campus security police said thejr attention wu
drawn tp the group because thelr behavior waa ''inap-
propriate" and their responses to questions "need·
lessly evasive."
College President Lehn Botatein, who confirmed
that·Bard wo\lld press charges, safd he had been told
that some of the "Moonies" had walkie-talkies with
them. He would not elaborate.
He said Bard had warned Moon and his sect three years ago that they would be subject to 11 trespassing
charge if they came on the campus.
'Laek of Coaeern'
--·Man Slain in Bar
In Reveling Croivd
ELK PLAIN~ Wash. ~Pl -A
tavern crowd .drank and danced
around a man who lay fat.ally
stabbed on the floor, kiHed when
he went lo Ure aid of another
man, pollcesaid.
D•vld Arthur Gor.don, 22, of
Tacoma, died in a hospital about
an hour and a half after the main
artery in his left leg was slashed
as be rushed into a fight at the
Good Time Tavern, police said.
Ernest Ripoli, 34, of Roy, the
man Gordon tried to hel(), wan·
dered WUloticed among the re-
velers, dripping blood from half
a dozen stab wounds, police said.
Sheriff's deputies describad
the tavern as a motorcyclists'
hangout with a reputation for
rowdiness. A sheriff's
spokesman said that wtien they
arrived at the tavern Wednesday
night to investigate a report of a
stabbing, "We had lo ask several
limes if anyone bad been hurt.
"There was a real lack of con
cern" among the approximately
100 people drinking, dancing and
standing around, the spokesman
said.
Gordon lay on the floor in a
pool of blood, which was still
gushing from an artery, he said.
Deputies administered aid until
ambulance attendants arrived a
few min.utes later.
While the aUendant.s tried to
aid the atricbn man, deputies
said ther were hampered by the
pressing crowd of patrons.
tervlew \YiUijl.sses aeparati\y.. • -
patroJ dars.
Deputtes said witnesses•
atones about the staltbln1s we~
unclear. llowever, they said it
appearied Ripoll was being led to
the tavern's front door about 11
p.m. by three men wbo auddenlJ
began "beating and kicklni
him." .-
Two'of the men held Rlpoli's
arma while a third drew a knife.
and stabbed him, .ome witnesses
recounted.
W~n Gordon thqp rushed t6•
RipoU's aid, Gordon was stab~
ln the left leg, dep'!tiea said.~
dead man bad stopped at the .
tavern after practice wlth a com·!.
mercial league softball team. .
Ripoll, apparently not aerlous-
ly hurt, re!used hospftal treat.··· mcnl.
Leader Chosen
NEW DELHI, India CAP)
Former Prime Minister Indira
Gandhi's forces retained control
of her battered Congress party
today and elected the new party
president by a 2·1 margin.
DelegllteS chose Kasu Brahman·
danda Redell, 68, home affairs -
minister lo Mrs. Gandhi'•
cabinet.
found was that there 1s sufficient $38,000," he said.
evidence Lo make Conrad stand * * *
tnal as the kingpin in a scheme DESPITE THE COSTS, there is still a demand for hous-
designed to:attract advance loan 1~ as evidenced by a r~rt this offic~m.slud~~ cee~JWbeq: ~ •.here ,f<~ •' • t fl'odt'trf~ -~-~~v·v~ ~ _ . .._ __ · . ....,-
A deputy who tried to question
persons was met by chanting,
clapping and foot·stornping. de-
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lle'llNeed
That Book way P~ns1on"'l'\ruc1S or Ame~' • ~~ere arnt'6rm.El T6ro~an standing in line for a
could place the loans. drawine to be held for a new tract ol houses ln the Sad· And. ac~ording to information dleback Valley.
obtained m Los Angeles, thefe He had gotten his place early and was Mu the front. He
was <.>!11Y one case where a "good waa reportedly approached by a man who offered him $3,000
faith advance was returned to for his place in line. He refused, later to be offered $10,000
its donor when no loan was made for hlarighttobuytbehouse hehad won
,.,...PapAJ
TORTURE. .
sought the warrant !or Ramsey s
arrut.
Brooks said LA PD officers, us-
ing a search warrant, raided the
three-story Arch Beach He1ghu.
house last month and confiscated
boxer; of pornographic photo·
~raphs pohce believe were taken
or sex acUv1\ies in tht house
Alao ae1ied were cameras. ropes, handcutfs and other ap-
pa utus Brooks said was an
sadomasochistic uctl\ il1es and
other equipment•
He said the raid was mode
after several men .,.he> com·
plained they were vlcUms of
crimes went to \,oi; Angeles
police
Police allcae all the victims
were subjected by force to
"lorture·ty~ activities" or sex
ual perversion
He said the young men,
ranging In age from 17 to '
20. said they were picked up in
Hollywood and seduced to ac·
company a man to the Laguna
Be.act\ horn~. Some of them said
they were told they would be
photographed, as male models.
Tl'>ey claimed that once in the
houte, they were overpowered
and forced Lo commit vartouasex·
ual acts, and bound and tortured.·
Brooks sa.id several of the victims
suffered cuts, brubes and bums
on their wrists, bllnds, waist,
ne~k. tee and other body •~as.
He sald there was evidence
some bad been whipped and
bu ten.
Brooks said the eii;act nwnbet:
or vlctlma i• not known. About a
half-dozen. be aaid, went Lo Lodf
Angeles p0lice with their stortes.
"Ob•iOUlly there are Oth r v&t·.
"t.!1111,,'' Brooltt said, "betauae we
ha\fe photo. C>tth~m."
H• said there were "eully
hundred•" or •Udes and prlnfl, ID
both C4)lor and block and wblto
photoaraJ>b1. .
Broob 'ta.Id the pbotoga~
equipment •nd a ptaU'or~ on.
whlcll P9Mce aJle1a actJvJU
were earned out for ~bty
Jletn, 'fffl• ln a room oo \he Jown 1eyel of lh•JM>iu .. , ~
1ou"4 call ll lb recreation
***
THE NAMING of a ·new &chool, simple ta~ that it
might appear to be, can be difficult at Um es
Saddle.back Valley Unified School Dlatrlct Trustees this
week were presented with three name Ideas for a new
elementary sehool In Lake Forest
The names had been drafted by a special committee.
Going over the Short Ust, Trustee Mary Phillps noted
the names -L'ake Forest Elementary, Saddleback Fortat
Elementary and "a third name I can't everf J>rol).Ounce."
The name wu Las Arboleda, Spanist\ for "the ~roves·•
and reJerrina to tbe dense eucalyptus forest that gave Lake
Forest its name.
Mrs. Philips su11eated that the name is.election process be resutDed 10 a few other choices could be presented.
•
Mot~rcyclists
Nabbed in
Mesa Chase
An entirety new caroet expe,.enoe combining solln ...
with outlltandlng performanc. .•. so elegantly aoft fOf llving room. dining room or bedroom. See for
yourHlf. THIS demonatrate
touchable carpet resists matting and ret11n1 p ile texture
remarbbly well
Fro. Pllfle AJ
BLASTED ....
School's representative to the
school board suggested th•t a
packet containing both the
trustees' and teachers' view·
points be developed tor students.
After being promised as·
sistance by Mark Howell, the
board's student ,member, Ricker
eitimated "less than one percent
of the students know what's going
on."
But another student from the
school told trustees that Jt
teachers strike, they'll be doing
it tor the students. ·'I support tbe
teachers and I'm not eettlng a
one-sided view on it," he said.
A Laguna Beach thief
apparently was prepartng
for the worst a.fler he broke
into the law offices of
Barry T. Simons, 30, at 448 s. Co!ISt Hiehway Thurs-
day.
Be1tdes taking two IBM
electric typewriters, a
calcwatlng machine, a
Persian rug and several
clocka, ln all valued by
Stmoaa at $4,115, the
burglar took a single
volume from Simons' law
llbrary.
It was "Jefferson on
Evidence," a book discuss-
ing rules for provint the
commisston ot a crime.
..
~~.-ioiiliiiio..,...&.ioii.....,_iiioiii.,...~'-""""'"" room," said. . ' ,, '
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Friday' .-.
Afternoon Price NYSE COMPOSITE
BofA Backs NOW Plan
SAN F1\ANCISCO CAP) -Bank oC
Arnerlc1 bas come out In favor of pay.
Ins interest on consumer checklna ac-
couni..
Th~bank aa1d it IUPPorll on experl-
mtnt at New .En1land banks where
customers wer~ 1llowed lo write
checkl on interest bearln•·•ccounta.
Th• scheme l1 called Neaotlable
Order of Withdrawal (NOW) ac-
count.I.
11U. ii tn tho lon1-tenn public ln·
tereat that th~ Ne<tN EneJand 4!tXperi·
ment be npan.ded to permit NOW~
c ountl n1tlonwlde, .. the BotA
stai.mcnt .ald.
uarter Seta Reeord
LOS ANOE&ES CAP> -H. F.
Abmamon • CM>P&nJ, boldJilc com·
pany Cot Henne 1vln11 le Lom AJi-
IOC.'l1Uon. ta)'I tu ••rntnp tor tho finl quitter of U11t year ,.. 1
cOtd $11 million.
s DAtL Y ll'tLOT U
(;est Gutter ·
Travel Plan Meam St.aiinsa
, BJ SYLVIA POllTJ•
Auto travel ex~n.sel can bo CU\ to a fraction ol what
they have been -e\'tft ln the face ohoomtnl 1u-otl prtta
-lttraveler1choosecon1entaJpusenftrstostiuertde..
For aeneraUOOI of college students, thit bu been a
commonplace method or friendly, cheap transportation.
The stucfenta simply have chocked their campus bullotln
boards (or rides they can share to or near tbelr homes.
N OW ADULTS ALSO CAN unJoy the concept of travd·
referral service. It ha.s been expanded ln1o a naUonwlde
nonprofit servic,, called the People'e Tran.sit System. In
two years it has grown to 8,200 members paylna $10 a year
each for auto ride referrals. For $15 a year, a member can
be part o!the People Transit plMe referral aervlce.
With the added push of the enerJY conservation pro-
gram, the concept of Cindina drivers and riders to ehare
costs is c~ to take on new strength.
"We do not get peo-
Money's
Worth
ple rides," says Joe
Bentivegna, 34, o!
Portland. Ore .. who con·
ceaved the idea. ''We
simply provide the in·
formation referral
service. The Interested
parties work out lbe lerms. ·•
People's Transit operates on a nationwide toll·lree
phone system CBOQ-547-0933) from 7 a.m. lo 7 p.m. PDT Mon-
days through Saturdays.
IN A.ODmON, THE ORGANIZATION blUI more than
180 registration centers, including 68 locatlons near college
campuses. ll also operates c~nter$ on military bases, ln
bookstores. restaurants. record shops.
To regilter, one must submit two forms of kl~JfttOca·
lion. answers to a personal quesUoMaire, and fhe mem·
bership fee, payable by major credit card or in cash. Tbose
under 17 must have notarized permission from P\rt'ftt or guardian. "We don'{ want any runaways," says Ben-
tivegna.
Members receive pre.numbered lc;lenWicaUon cards
and immediately are accept.ed ln the program. Unless trips
are between such major areas as New York and Botton, the
organization does not provide matchups for trips of leas
than 300 mtles.
TO GET A MATCHUP, a member caUs a central
number and states an approximate departure date. He or
she 1s provided with respondent contact phone numbers.
Members work out their own travel arrangements, includ-
ing shanng or travel costs.
Would-be·members ~an call the toll-free number and
learn the location or nearby registration centers or receive apphcataons by mail.
People's Transit is expanding lnto waler travel as well.
A Florida member, ror instance, frequently sails tot.be
Bahamas and Virgin Islands. Members might earn passage
by serving as crew members. Theorgaruzation also bas pro-
vided introductionsJor trips to Hawaii and Alaska by boat.
THE MOST POPULAR TRAVEL routes are Los
Angeles to San Francisco. New York to Boston, New York lo
Washington, New York to Chicago. Travel to the sunbelts
always is popular.
Helped by a staff of seven, including rive volunteers,
Bentivegna says he is yet lo take a salary and pays his ex·
penses by tending bar part· time.
He plans to expand the service to list job opportunities
to create an exchange permitting members to rind apart-
ments.
For a free brochure on People's Transit System, write
P. 0 . Box 40303, Portland, 0 R. 97240.
Solar Tax Break
Called Too Little
PALM SPRINGS CAP) -The average homeowner Isn't
going to~ tyld.buu ll ~olar warer heater :flJlt#~ -..
t11x brea,X, lWJ?n•ftle teaeraf'"govemnient, says ofillir K·au-
dent Carter's energy advisers.
Carter's plan lo give homeowners a lax credit or $2,200
or the first $7,400 spent on solar energy equipment "is pro-
bably not enough," W. Keith R. Watson told a recent solar
energy conference.
Solar energy is not a dream for the Cuture, people at the
conference said. it's here now, and companies are ready lo
manufacture the units in large nµmbers. They said they can
man1,1facture as many as people will buy.
BUI' THE PROBLEM, MOST OF lhe solar energy ex-
perts agree. is that people are not willing to spend $1,SOO to
$10.000 for solar energy equipment even if they get a tax
break and even if the system eventually pe)'!J for Itself in
lower energy bills.
There must be more financial incentives. most solar
energy people say. Bert Annon, a solar energy specialist
with the federal Energy Research and Development Agen·
<'Y. sajd the government has "to concentrate on incentives,
things that are money in the pocket of the average guy.··
Jn addJtlon to giving bigger tax Incentives, the con-
rerence participants suggested that atate and federal gov.
ernments set up long-term loans to help people atretch the
payments over many years.
They also proposed laws to prevent local property tax
assessors from putting a higher value on a houae once the
solar energy equipment is installed.
Some pointed out that It doesn't make sense to alve a
person a tax break on buying the equipment and then raise
his taxes because be has it.
Huntington S&L
To Mark Opening
Grand opening activities will begin Monday at the llunt-
inaton BE!ach office or Home Federal Savln1fl and Loan·AJ.
soclaUon.
Artist Ora Brimer,, president of the Huntlnlt.On 8each
Art League and i. Golden West art lnat.ructor, wtll be palnt·
Ing landscapes In the office lobby from 1 lo ' p.m. dally
through May 20 Her work will be dllplayed ln the lobby.
Home Federal Manager Vlc1ue Hanten wlll pre.cut 1
S150 check to Pnul Sullivan of the Huntington Beach Com·
munity Playhou11e durlna the openiOJ ceremony.
The lwo·story o((lce otrers elghl t.cllcr atauona, 1lx new
account.I desk3. ~drive-up window. walk-up window, .nd an
Investor Club lounge.
The office rcpl.ccs the temporary lacUlty opened In
September 1975. 8uslnt11 houl"t durtnrc th two-weo Opell·
Ing wUl be from 9 a.m. tot p.m. MondaYf throu1h Frtdays. 9
a.m . to 1 p.m. S.Wrdaye. Af\er \Moi>cntna, busln 1 boura
wlll be 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays lhrouib Tbursdaya, 9 a.m.
to I p.m. Fridays alld Soturdaya, 91.m. to l p.m.
S&L Branch Approved
&fercury Savings & Lo.an A.Uoe:latlon. HuntlnftOD
Beach, ~.,announced that If.I 1ppUcaUoo for a oow btueb
ln Lake For t hH been tranted by c.b atatt l)epartineol d Savinp and Loan.
The Lak Forttt ornce •lll be tho elfbc.b ln SooUlem C1Ufomi.a for I.he tauon. whlch aliO operat• LbtH ol·
Actt tn Santa Clara COWlty.
1'110 o w raclllty will be bulll • • rt;JOnal :'c':J•hh
both llvlnp and lohdtn1 ~ IDlil ls •* scheduled fw opentii1by1e....,un.
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