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tim pt to override Gov. Edmund
Bl'own Jr. 'a death penalty veto is
in trouble in the Assembly
because some Republicans say
they mlgbl prefer to see the issue
on tbe slate ballot.
The latest Associated Press
11. conducted Wednesday and
ursday. showed death penally
rsopporters nine votes short or the
two-thl.rds majority of 54 they
~will need to override Brown's :veto.
Eight legtslaton who voted for
the capital puniahment bill were
undecfded on an override, as was
one opponent. Anothet death
pe11alty supporter declined to say
bow he would vote. Twent~tbree
Assembly member• eaid they
would vote to sustain the veto.
For most of the undecided
lellJlaton, it was not a question
of whether there should be a de·
atb penalty but of bow tt Naould
be passed -by veto override or
by a ballot inlUtaUve durinl the
1978 election year.
''It would be interesting to
32nd Fish F,.Y
Operu Tonight
At Liom Park
The 32nd annual Fish Fry and Carnival gets under way
tonight at Lions Park, apcJmOr'ed
by the Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Lions Club. Lions Club of.
flclals hope to ralH $100,000 dur· tna the~ event for youth
or1anilatioos and service IJ'O®S
. • • t
I l\aft~. Browlttobef~~
• auditnce the ~ 1 ~ jean aid
explaln bts veto,•• wld "'° semblym.111 Bruce Nestulde <R·
Orange>. -. i
An AP survey of the Senate earli~r in the week s1\~ejl ·similar results -21 for an over-
ride, 10 opposed, and nine who
said they were undecided or did not wam to commtt tberi11elV.. Together. the results cast
doubt on the Wtel1hood of an
override. which-only a few d~
aao waa coosidered a good bet to
pass.'
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veto. Tbe bUl' tntti.ib paseed'tl\e
Senate 2!HO ud Ult ~
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ovenide ript. but J):ao ttatet bas
beenset. ' ~ \ t
The · Asaembl~s top .two
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chamber dUrtnj CaJi.fonba 'a I.at
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last Friday, bouts after t.be bill
by Sen. George Deekm~an <R-
Lon,g Beach), won ,Senate passage. •
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•M. DAIL V P!l..QT s ,,Id.,, June 3, 1117.
Wiet Releases 20
ARI <Ar> Vietnam.. k· normaJlullon of relat on
lb th• Unit~ StatH, lodlY od~ over tho nam • of 20 e mt lnl Amtrlcant It •llct
bocn killed ln tho Jndochln•
.
s
Tbedlecl~rewu madelnthe'
1tcond day ol talu between Aul. •
Secretar1 of State Rlcbard
Holbrook• and Deputy Viet·
nMmeto l"o.rel1n Mlnlater Phan
Hien on eatabllabment of rela·
tlona.
FISH FRY PARADE TO MOVE DOWN HARBOR BOULEVARD
Costa Meaa's Main Thorou~l)fat;,!.J~.t~.JIJock,ed Off..
Harbor Bok levard
~
Closes for Parade
Ir you're thinking about cruis-ini Harbor Boulevard in Costa
Mesa Saturday morning, think
again.
Police wtll close off Harbor
Jrom Fair Drive to Newport
Boulevartt beginning at 10 a.m.
for the two-mile Costa Mesi.
Newport. Harbor Lion's Club Fisn
Fry parade.
Defendants'
Rights Curbed
In New Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP> -The
state Senate has approved a bill
limiting defendants' rights under
California seart:h and seizure
law.
The measure (SB 451 > by
Senator DeJl.llis Carpenter CR·
Newport Beach>. was sent to the
Assembly on a 22-5 vote Thurs·
day without debate.
·The bill would allow a defen-
dant to try to suppress evidence
by rais ing the issue of un-reasonable searcb and seizure
only if he or she were directly af.
reeled by the search.
It would scrap a provision
which says lf police "illegally
search my house and find
evidence that implicates you,
you are allowed to raise objec·
lions to the use of that e\'ldence,"
said Jess Huff1 b Carpenter alde.
"What this bill says ls that in
order to raise objection• to any
evidence because It violates
search and seizure rights, it has
to be your rights that are
violated."
DAILY PILOT
Southbound traffic will be
diverted ea.st on Fair Drive to
Fairview Road, ,Jlen south to
Newport Boulev~: according to
Sgt. Clifford McBride
All side streets along the
parade route on Harbor will be
closed during the parade. and
will re-open about 12: 30 or 1 p m
Anaheim Avenue and 19th
Street will also be closed,
McBride said. The parade will
step off at 10:30 n.m. at the
Harbor Shopping Center,
marching down Harbor and turn-
ing right on 19th Street.
The bands. horses and floats wlll then turn left on Anaheim
AvenuetoLions' Park.
Beach·bound m otorists are
urged to use Newport Boulevard
Saturday morning.
De puty, Wife
Pimp Suspects
FR~NO (AP> -A Fresno
County sheriff's deputy and his
wife have been charged with
operating a house of prostitution
In conjunction with their rape
prevention clinic here, police re-
port. Deputy Georee Kroller, 38, a
black·belt karate expert and a
world class arm·wresllin& cham-
pion, and his wife Jeannine, 43,
turned themselves in after vice
offic-ers raided their Rape
Defense and Prevention Clinic
here Thursday.
Krotter was booked on one
count of operatinc a house or pro-
stituUon and massase parlor,
police said. His wire and a third
partner, William .Randolph
Rucker, 29, also of Fresno, also
wer& booked on counts of pimp-
ing and living off the earninp of
-prostit~es. •
..
Holbrook• said th' Vietnamese
lntormed him that the remains of
the mlla1n& mea bad been found
In Vietnam. He said the f amlUet
of the men on the list •'are being
informed by their respective
mllllary servicea. • •
The names wlll not be an·
nounced until lhe U.S. Army's
central ldentlflcaUon laboratory
In Hawall confirms the iden·
tlficatiool supplied by the Viel·•
namese, Holbrooke said. There
~-~" no lnd1ciatl9n when \h~ uodlff llllthe ft6 f~fn Vliet'.
nam.
Holbrooke said be expressed
his appreciaUon to HleJl for Viet-
nam'• "po11Uve action" ln sup-
plylncthe new names.
The United States bas de-
manded Vletnamese help in ac·
counllna for more than 700
Americans 1till ll1ted as missing
In acUon in the war as a condition
tor establlabing diplomatic rela·
tions. Hien told reporters Hanoi's
submission of the new list "de-
monstrated our good wiU and
serioua attitude'' in the neeotia·
lions. '
Holbrooke said Hien told him
the remains of the 20 men wOuld
be retumed along with those of
two other Americans whose re-
turn was promised the special
com mission President Carter
sent to Hanoi in March. The commission, lleaded. by
labor leader Leonard Woodcock,
brought back the \;lmains of 11
Americans and w8"old the Viet-
namese would return the re-
mains or CIA operative Tucker
Guggleman and an unidentified
852 u~l dovuu:lurin&-
the Christmas 1972 bombing or
Hanoi.
Viet.oamese officials also pro-
mised the commission they
would seek information on other
missing Americans.
Holbrooke and Hien, who met
'ir.s'\:mbas~y 'Pnra'::fri ro~ ~
hours today, also agreed to meet
again "in the near ruture,'' the
American representative said.
Holbrooke said each side pre·
sented its views "frankly and
directly in an atmosphere which
was cordial and friendly." He
said the time and place for ttre
next meeting would be de-
termined by agreement through
d•plomatic channels
Terrorists,
Dutch Agree
On Mediators
ASSEN. The Netherlands <APJ
-Dutch officials and South
Moluccan extremists agreed to-
day on the names or two
mediators to try to negotiate an
end to the ll·day·old twin sieges,
a government spokes'* an said.
But Wi m van Leeuwen or the
Justice Ministry said the pl'o-•
posed mediators themselves
have not agreed to serve as go-
betweens to free the 60 or so
hostages held on a commuter
train and In a school.
Van Leeuwen did not Identify
the proposed mediators or reveal
their nationalities.
The agreement followed a
meeting earlier today in the
Dutch capital. The Hague,
between officials and a delega-
tion of Moluccan leaders, includ·
Ing Pieter Willem Lokollo, vice
president of the self-styled South
Moluccan government in exile.
The Dutch government is try-
ing to end twin sieges at the train
and Bovensmilde schoolhouse,
south of Assen, where four
Moluccans hold rour teache~
hostage. There are an estimated
seven to 10 terrorists on the train.
One of their captives is a 23-year-
old pregnant woman.
. -~ CIA Move Blaete-d · .
MOSCOW <AP> -The Soviet
news agency Tass reacted with
derision Thursday lo an anngun·
cement that the U.S. Central"In·
telllgence Atency plans to open
tts-doonrtotow ists. --
Deaths
Eire Suit
~~-~ .. :il(ll..-..ln1111the~ 1A Peotili ·
' Refleettng
Mamie Eisenhower is reflected in a Chippendale mirror
she purchased. on a shopping trip in Gettysburg. The
80-year-old widow of the former president still lives at
her Gettysburg farm.
Secret Meeting Bill
Amendinent ltue
f'ullerton Assemblyman
Willi am Oanncmeyer has
amended his bill which would al·
low more secret sessions of city IOQdlm PWP~ o{f
the opposition to it led by El Toro
Assemblyman Ron Cordova '
• Dannemeycr, a Republican,
was lo introduce the amcndmenj,
lo his controvcrsi al bi II , AB 126~
today before a vote could be
taken which might rcpcul the bill
altogether. The bill itself seeks to exempt
local governments from comply-
ing with the state's anti·secrecy
laws by allowing them to meet in
secret session to discuss appoint·
menls to advisory boards and
commissions. Dannemeyer said his amend·
ment would require a public
hearing before a city or county
could hire anyone it had in·
terviewed in closed session.
The bill passed the AssemtJTy
in its original form last week, but
Cordova and fellow Democrat
Bruce Young of Cerritos filed for
F ront Page AJ
DIRECTOR
toured Europe anct the United
States exte~ively to lecture and.
he said, ''study." Rossellini 's Jost work ror
Italian television was the direc·
tion of a concert in honor of
Mlchelangelo at the Vatican's
Sistine Chapel during Holy Week
last April.
Four chil d r e n s urvive
Rossellini: Renzo frorn his first
marriage, and Robertino, lsotta,
and Isabella from his marriage
with Miss Bergman.
reconsideration of the bill.
The two Democrats said they
were confident a second vote
would reverse the first.
Cordova said he is opposed to
the bill because it would reverse
amendments to the slate's antl-
~ecrecy law, the Ralph M. Brown
Act. that the Legislature passed
just two years ago.
Dannemeyer said a closed·
door hearing would allow dis·
cuss ion of sensitive or potentially
embarrassing information about
a job .applicant's background. He
said the public would be protect·
ed by the requirement or a public
hearing before any vote was
taken.
But Young called the bill •·a
m OJ Or step in betray al of the
public trust" and said the public
hearing could be a "proforma"
session that simply ratified a de-
cision made behind closed doors.
Fired Nurse
Gets Revenge
VAN NUYS (AP)·-A 40-year-
old head nurse at Valley Presbyterian Hospital bas been
seriously lnjured after being run
over in the hospital parking lot
by an cmploye she had just fired,
police said.
Gail Williamson was struck
Thursday after she and another
woman had walked lot.he lot with
the employe, Atractiva Pineda.
58. police said. They said Mlss
Pineda, a vocational nurse, had
been fired for unsatisfactory
work.
Miss Pineda was booked fOl' in-
vestigation of assault with intent
to commit murder.
In addJUon, two Ohio wome(l
are repoi;ted missing by their
families and friends. Dr. Fred
Stine. Campbell County Coroner·-
said a search for their bodi;i
would belin today. Tbe missing. women~ identified as Evelyn
Shough of Dayton and Judy.
Bohrer of Western Hills, a Cill...:
clnnaU suburb. Stine said two bodies still un-
identified are not believed those
of the ntissing women, who arG:'
elderly. The unidentified bodi~
are or women in their 20s or 30s.
he said.
The Schumans' suit was filed
in U.S. District Court in nearby-.
Covington. Named as derendan~
were the 4-R Corp., which owns.:
the club; Richard Schllling and.~
his three sons, the operators;."'
architect William Roeding or.
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.: the city
of Southgate and the com-
monwealth of Kentucky. The suit alleges the building
was improperly constructed and designed and ranea to provra~ ·
fire safety systems, including
properly marked exits, fire walls.
and nonflammable raaterials
and furniture.
It also accuses lbe operat.ors of ·
overcrowding the club, failing to
warn patrons promptly ina try-
ing to put out the fire themselves
before calling firemen when it.
was out of conlro}. . .
The suit charges the city and
the state with failing to insped
and enforce building and fire
codes and laws :ind failing to pro-·
\'ide proper firefighting equip-
ment and personnel.
Senate Backs
'Adpl-t'Jail
For YouthJJ
SACRAMENT<> CAP> -A bill
allowing some 16-and 11-year
olds to be Imprisoned with adul\$
has cleared the slate Senai~
despite complaints that it was
"inhumane." '
"I think it's wrong to take a r~
latively young boy and throw h.iD,
into a sltuatidn where he is goirig
to -be subject to homosexual es·
sault," said Sen. Bob WilS()J\.
CD-La Mesa).
"l think it's humane." TheibiJl
by Sen. Omer Rains, CD~
Ventura>. deals with 16-year and
17-year olds who can be tried as
adults under a juvenile court re·
form blU passed last year.
Supporters of the Rains pro-
p0sal said some juveniles are tDo
tough to be lmprosoned with
other minors, and said tna't
juveniles tried and convicted as
adults should be confmed with
adults. "What this bill recognizes Js
that among these minors there
are a few that are dangerous to
other minors," said Seo. Dennis
Carpenter, CR-Newport Beach/,.
The blll was sent to the Al· sem bly on a 24-6 vote Thursday ••
It isSB35S.
STRETCHING A POINT-
With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings. correct stretching
is all-important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch.
Our main concern is with understretchlng. Carpeting rn many new
homes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a power
st retcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. after the
carpet 1s ··slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can is used to shrink up
the wrinkles Unbelievable. isn't it?
At Alden's we take great pride in correct installations. Stretching fs
achieved with stretchers that go wall-to-wall, attended by experienced
mechanics. trained by us
Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a pcor Installation.
THERES NO GAMBLE 1f you buy from Alden's!
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Be(I Tape Stalls Work flf Bea"1ty's Hoe·
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Northbound ·Newport
Boulnord In COlta Mtu ia not
uacUy • acen c wonderland.
The st&te-maint.tn~ roadway
runs pul \lnkempt fl4'ld1.
crumbbnJ $n1 lou, aban· dooed bam er 1taod1 and
.lim Hoover'• tin1 1bop on IL• way to tbo freeway entrance lo
ColtaMeu.
t ' . " ! ;~~ )
Sevaal week• aio, Hoover de·
clded he'd do hls bit to Improve
thlnp by l1ndscapln1 a four-foot
wide by .CO·foot lont parkway in
front ot h1I buslnaa.
Tbe wted·choktd strip of land tr911una hil at.oro at 2324 Newport BML bad lone needed a faceUft·
in•· ao Hoov r went out and
bouaht NO worth ot dirt and spent
about Pt on plant.a. But while ho was in the p)'ocess
ol sprucing up the parkway, an
otficlal or the state Department
of Tranaportation (CalTrans)
stopped by ti> aak him if' he had a
permit to landscape the strip.
The only problem, Hoover
learned, is that the state doesn't
isaue permita ~o private citizens.
••you'll have to get one from
the city," the CalTrana oUlclal
told Hoover.
Whywuthat?
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Olllf Pilot PbOtO by P•trlclr. O'Oo111ed
1 'Oompa-pa, Oompa-pft
: ' " A every> loose-knit group of tuba players
·will perform in Saturday's Fish Fry parade
in Costa Mesa after only two practice
sessions. The tuba ensemble -as yet un-
named -includes <from left, standing>
Stephen Wall, Orange Coast College; Eric
Yetter, Costa Me!'la High; Bill Bradbury,
Edison High; Charlie Warren, Cal State
Fullerton. Kneeling <from left>, are Dan
Ramos, Cal State Fullerton and Francis Up·
ton Jr., Costa Mesa High. Look for them
Saturday. They·n be somewhere at the end
oJ the novelty section of the parade. They
think.
\Parade to Close Harbor-
l If you're thinking about cruis-
ing Harbor Boulevard In Coslct
Mesa Saturday morning, think
again.
Police will close off Harbor
J from Fair Drive to Newport
Boulevard beginning at 10 a.m.
.Jor the two·mlle Costa Mesa-
J"4ewport Harbor Lion's Club Fish
Fry parade.
3~nd Fish Fry
Opens Tonight·
At Lions Park
~
The 32nd annual Fish Fry and
Oiirnlva l gets under way
tonight at Lions Park, sponsored
by the Costa Mesa·Newport
Harbor Lions Club. Lions Club of·
fioials hope to raise $100,000 dur-
ing the three-day event for youth
organizations and service groups
ht the county. Events scheduled
for this evening include: 5:30 p.m. Fish Dinners served at $3
per meal 6 p.m. Carnival rides
and booths open 7:30 p.m.
Newport Jazz Ensemble 8:30
p.m. Presentation by Edwards Air Force Base
SATURDAY, .JUNE 4
10 a.m. Carnival Rides and ex-
hiblts open
10:30 a.m. Parade beeins at
Harbor Shopping Center and in·
eludes 20 noats~ 40.. equesJ.rlJm groups, Grand Marshal George
ri.schbeck, 16 high school bands.
12 noon Fish dinners served
12:15 p.m. Awards lo parade
inners 3 p.m. Drawing for 1977 Ford
Pinto, •in prizes
.. :15 p.m. Dorothy Jo Dancers
perform 6 p.m. Second drawing for car
'1 p.m. All-American Boys
rus perlorms
p.m.1bird drawlnsc for car
Southbound traffic will be
diverted east on Fair Drive to
Fairview Road, then south to Newport Boulevard, according to
Sgt. Clifford McBride.
All side streets along the
parade route on Harbor will be
closed during the parade, and
will re-open about 12:30 or l p.m .
Anaheim Avenue and 19th
Street will also be closed,
ll""'ltlA
McBride said. The parade will
step orr at 10:30 a.m. at the
Harbor Shopping Center.
marching down Harbor and turn·
10g right on 19th Street.
The bands, horses and floats
will then tum left on Anaheim
AvenuetoLions'Park.
Beach·bound motorist~ are
urged to use Newport Boul~d
Saturday morning. .
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FISH FRY PARADE TO MOVE DOWN HARBOR BOULEVARD
Costa Me••'• Main Thoroughf ar• to Be Bfocked Off .
Storm-tossed Sailor.Saved After Ordeal
SAN DIEGO {AP) -A 67·ycar· c>td sailor has been round eind
rescued at sea, two days after he
reported problems aboard h19
atorm-battered 27-foot sallbOat.
Abner COok, a reUred Navy
captain, w met by his wlle and -
.
other frunlly members Thun1day
as he came oft the destroyer Paul
Foster.
Arter sweeping S0.000 square
miles or ocean; Navy and Coast
Guard rescue teams Thursday
found Cook •• J!e ~as spotted by a
Cout Guard helicopter " miles southw~tofSan 01 o.
Coo)(, who departed last week
on a solo shakedown cruise,
radioed Tuesday night that bad
wuther Md problem• on board
had left him'eJthausted. •
The CalTrans inspector said
the state would not issue lha
permit to a private citizen
because that ciUzen mi1ht not
maintain the new landscaplna
and it might go back to being a
weed-choked parkway.
Which ls the way it wu to beglnwith. •
So Hoover went to Costa Mesa
C,ity Hall to get a permit that
(See BEAtrr?;Paae AZ)
20Names
Of Ml4s
Released
PARIS CAP> -Vietnam, seek· ing normalization of relations
with the United States, today
handed over the names of 20
more missing Americans it said
had been killed in the Indochina
war.
The disclosure was made in the
second day of talks between Asst.
Secretary of State Richard
Holbrooke and Deputy Viet·
namese Foreign Minister Phan
Hien on establishment of rela·
tions ..
Holbrookesaid th& Vietnamese
informed him that the remains of
the missing men had been found
in Vietnam. He said the families
of the men on the list "are being
informed by their respective
military services."
The names will not be an-
nounced until the U.S. Army's
central identification laboratory
in Hawaii confirms the iden-
tifications supplied by the Viet·
namese, Holbrooke said. There
w as no indication when the
bodies would be flown from Viet·
nam:
Holbcooke said he •xpressed
his a~edation to Wen for V~eL•
nam • "postUve action" in &up.
plying the new names.
The United States bas de.
manded Vietnamese help in ac·
counting for more than 700.
Americans still listed as missing
in action in the war as a condition
for establishing diplomatic rela·
lions.
Hien told reporters Hanoi's
submission or the new list "de·
monstrated 9ur good will and
serious attitude" in the negotia·
lions.
Holbrooke said Hien told him
the remains of the 20 men would
be returned along with those of
two other Americans whose re-
turn was promised the special
commission President Carter
sent to Hanol tn March.
Holbrooke and Hien, who met
for 3~ hours Thursday at the
U.S. Embassy and again for 31h
hours today, also agreed to meet
again •'in the near future," the
American representative said.
Oalty Piiot Stllff PllOte
JIM HOOVER FINDS NEWPORT BLVD. TOUGH ROAD TO HOE
State, City Red Tape Strangles Meaan'a Poalea
Recovering _Kenton
May·Make ~ea ·Gig.
" RECOVERING FROM FALL
Band Leader Kenton
Big Banet music master stan
Kenton, who won fame at
Balboa'• old Rendezvous
Ballroom, may return from
Philadelphia to Southern
Calilornia by August for a series
of concerts.
Kenton. 65, has been
hospitalized for the past two
weeks for treatment of injuries
su!Cered when he fell and struck
his bead on a sidewalk.
\ United Press International at
the outset reported Kenton suf·
feted a stroke, butspokesmenfor
Kehton say this was erroneous
and th!'t his problem stemmed
from an accident.
The famed bandleader un-
derwent surgery to remove a
blood clot in his brain and is re-·
portedly making even better pro.
gess now than was anticipated.
"All the news 111 good," said a
spokesman for Creative World
Inc., a Los Angeles public reJa-.
tions finn whicfi represents the
veteran musicmaker.
Kalmbach Gets
Kenton was scheduled to be re•
leased from the intensive care
unit of a small suburban
Philadelphia area hospital today
or Saturday. •
.. He's very restless and am:·
ious to get out of the hospital and
back to111s music," the Creative
World representative said. 0 He•s
coming alonifine.'" Bar Suspension
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Former Presidential attorney
Herbert W. Kalm bach of
Newport Beach, promised an
ambassadorship in return for
a contribuUon to Richard Nixon's
re-election campaign, was
formally suspended from the
practice of law by the California
Supreme Court today for a three.
year period retroactive to July 3,
1974.
.,The brief order said that
Kalmbach. who was sentenced to
Coffee Price
Drops A.ga in
a six to 18-month federal prison
term in JWle 1914, could resume
the p!'actice ol law afler the three
years ended tr he passes a pro-
fessional responsibility examina·
ti on.
The court put Kalmbach on in·
terlm suspension July 3. JS14
pendtn•furtheracUon.
A practicing attorney In
Callf omia for nearly 22 years •
Kalmbach was convicted of an
0Uen1e lnvohing moral
-tutpit~ Ewopean
am bassadorsbip to an am·
bassador in the West Indies.
Kalmbach, now SS, pleaded
guilty to a cbar~e of soliciting
$3.9 million from an illegallr. or·
gen.lied campalan comnuttee
and to a misdemeanor charge of
solicltint a $100,000 conttibutiOll
in return for promis1llg the am·
bauadorsbip. He Wean serving
his sentenc.eJU!.Yl, 19'14.
Io lmposlngthesuspenslon, tho
court aereed with the recommen·
dnUon made by the Callfonua
Slate Bar •
Kenton and his band at'e
scheduled for their traditional
Orange County biih school and
(See KEN'J'ON, Page AZ>
. Weather
COmlderable low cloud!· nets and local fog Satur·
day mornins. becomi.Dg
mostly &UDDY in the after..
noon. Highs Saturda7
from mid to upper 60s
near beaches to mld and
upper 10s lnlmd.
INSmET ODAY
OMofUaC~~ .for comt..art looaa aip to"°'° h4' ~not«> muds .m.r. to
lool( °'..,..,..to park. For one
major~ tld prObltm
b4' b.fm tolocd. SU lege Cl
oftMW~.
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.rl2 DAil Y PILOT c Fr1dax1 June 3, 1011
. Plane Crashes
At Paris Sliow
fl RIS 11\l' 1 An Amt:'ntun
1 l 0 htt'f C'rMsbod And burnt'd lO•
day bdore lbo\laand of ~~·
1 otors at Le Bour1et Alll>Orl ·on
the opealn1 d., ot th• Part• Air
Show
Thu pda. Jww111rd w. "Swo"
Net.on, died en rovte i.o the
bol.ptt.IJ, olfl.Clab •aJd. .
The pl.me, • Falt'C'hlld AlO,
C'rath d wblle perrormln&
acrobatic maocuv~J"I. Wtt.nesaes aid &be ant.it.auk aUack plan.,
wu nimlnt out ol a loop when
rbe tail and W1llP fell off.
Compm'ly officla1J aaid Nebon
wu chredor ol nl&ht oPU&Uom
;,el FaitdWd 1S Ra,cratoyn, Md .•
pl&D1 and bad loftled ld!lre th.an
TONIGRr
COSfA M~ n5H FRY -
Lions Park, June3-5.
"BAREFOOT IN THE P~
-Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse,
June J..4, J0.11, 17-18, 8:30 p.m.
"HEIDI" -Cbildren·s
Theater Guild of Newport
Harbor. Fairview Hospital
Auditorium, 7:30 p.m . Also,
Saturday, 1and3:30 p.m.
OCC PLANETARIUM -· 7.:r>
and9p.m.
OCC LECTURE -"South
America," Fine Arts 119, 7:.'I>
p.m .
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY
RACING -Fairgrounds, 8:15
l).JIL
SATURDA V, JUNE 4
FISH FRY PARADE -10 a.m.
OCC PAPER DRIVE -
Recycling Center. 9 a.m. to 5
p.m .
VERDI REQUIEM -OCC
Chorale & Chamber Singers -
Auditorium.Rpm .. .. . t
Cyc/,e Thugs l
Rob Woman ~Jr~
In Costa Mesa
Jn Huntington Beach. it.•s mo-
ped bandits.
Now. in Costa Mesa. H"s
motorcycle bandits.
A shopper at South Coast Plaza
told Costa Mesa police Wednes-
day night two youths on a large
motorcycle rode up beside ber in
a parking Jot and grabbed her
purse.
Hilda Shara Jones, 54, of
Orange, said the passenga-oo
the motorcycle reached out and
pulled the shoulder purse from
he r arm. She said the purse COD·
tained jW1l $2 in cash.
10,000 hourto' fl)inJ( t1mt!, m<>llll.v
In Jfll JUI\ Wirt', J 1.u·kh·. Wlt.'t lit
lhe alrlbow.
Felrdilld olfJclw• wold It wll:S
the nnt crash for tht' AlO in lt"
five-year hl1tory Tht! SJ fool
phtnc, wtuch carrh:11 a JOmm
Oatlln1 gun ud othar arm•·
mcnta, w mald.ng lll first ap.
pearanco at tho presu.,lous air
abow.
f'alrchUd d(lt(ribca the plane
aa ·'the only airer art of it.a k1nd ln
the world imd con brloi more
concentrated firepower •la.inst
heavily armored mobile land
tarcew t.ban any fa.shter or attack
plane yet developed.'.
The opening-day tragedy was
rernln1tceot ot the fatal crash ol
a Sovietsupenon.lc Jetliner at the
r C"' day ol the 1973 Paris Air ~. Tbe Tupolev 144 slammed
into the village of Goussalnvi.Ue.
ldllln1 13 persons. inJwin& 2S
others and demolishing a number
oCbomes.
Reside:oU of the area asked the
government to ban air shows. but
tbe request was turned down.
Nelson bad been involved in
testing the Ato airerart for
several years. according to
Fairchild spoke1man Paul
Lockwood in Gflmentown. Md.
In addition to bis widow.
Nelson leaves five children.
Woman.Held
In-Check Theft
At Job Hum
A woman who a_pplied for a job
at a ec.ta Men com_pany Wed-
nes ay wai arrested when she
returned for an interview Thurs-
day, police said.
Lillie C. Graham, 21, or
Anaheim. allegedly stole three
business checks lying on a
counter while she was filling oul
a job application Wednesday
morning, police said.
Witnesses at the Foss Com-
pany, 1751 Pl acentia Ave .•
noticed the checks were missing
alter the woman left the building.
Shortly afterward, a clerk at
Foss received a call from a
Bueaa Park liquor store, claim· inc a woman named .. Gloria
Gomez'' had cashed a company
checlCfor S83.
Wbm Miu Graham returned
for an iotecview Thursday morn-
ing, she was met by police in·
stead cit.he boss.
Officers said they found a
second Foss Company check in
the woman's purse, along with a
hypodennic needle kit.
She was booked into Orange
County Jail on s uspicion of
burglary, receiving stolen pro-
perty. possession of n arcotic
paraphernalia, and forgery. Bail
was set at $5,SOO.
............. ,....
BULL.DOZER PUSHES DIRT INTO BERMS FOR MESA'S WILSON STREET PARK
Park SHe Near Harbor Racquet Club (background) One of Four Being Developed
4HesaParks
Ii. ..
Landscaping to Begin
Contractors will be pushing
dirt. around Costa Mesa this
month, forming berms and
landscaping for four new city parks.
When complete d, the four
purks will bring to 21 lhe number
of park areas in Costa Mesa. ac·
cording to city parks Superinlen·
dent Charles Rust.
Work on two or the parks is
already under way, and Rust ex-
pects completion of all four
facilities by mid·October
lnduslnal Turf Joe. of Laguna
Hills began initial work at the
Wilson St.reet Park and
Brentwood Street Park in mid-
May.
The fim) is building Brentwood
Park, 265 Monte Vista Ave. at a
cost of $126,049. That 1.6-acre
park should be completed by
mid-August.
A second park under construc-
tion by lhe Lagun<1 Jl11ls firm is
Wilson St.reel Park, a 3 S acrl'
park site located at Wilson and
Fordham Streets. near the
Harbor Racquet Club.
Work on that $174,954 pro1ect
also is scheduled tor complellon
JD mid-August.
Landscapmg work will begin
Monday on seven acres of land
near Bear Street just south of ihe San Diego Freeway.
The city council recently
named that park Shiffer Park, in
honor of long-time Costa Mesa
resident Jacob Shiffer, who will
be 100 years old this August wben
the parJtis scheduled for comple-hon.
Shiffer Park is being construct-
ed by Moulder Bros. oi Glendale
at a cost of $345,350.
Director Rossellini
Dies at 71 in Rome
The fourth city park, located
on the-east~ town. is Ogle
Street Park. 360 0&18-SL net.
2.6-acre parcel is being con·
structed by Valley Crest. Inc. of
Santa Ana at a cost of $117,365.
Work istostartJune13.
Rust said all four city parks
are being constructed with funds
from a 1973 park bond election.
More than two thirds of Costa
Mesa voters approved th.al two.
part bond issue which included
S2.6 million for acquisition or
park sites and another $1.3
million for development of the ROME (AP> -Roberto
Rossellini, a pioneering film
director whose romance, mar·
riage and divorce from Swedish
actress Ingrid Bergman won
worldwide attention, died today
at his home or an apparent heart
attack. He was 71.
Rossellini bad returned home
only a few days ago from the
Cannes Film Festival, where he
served as chief of the jury.
Friends said he suddenly became
ill at his Rome apartment today
and died a short ti me later.
Best-known for such films as
"Rome, Open City•• and the
Bergman-starring .. Stromboli,··
Rossellini was a founder of the
f)eorealislic film movement that
grew in Italy in the 1940s.
His highly publicized romance
with Miss Bergman began on tht'
M.·l of "Stromboli," a portrait o!
ltfe in postwarJtilly.
Tbey were married iu 1950
parks.
after the birth of their son. p,... p,._ A.I
Robertino, and were divorced ia ·' ~
1957. During the seven-year mar-r1ag~ Miss Bergman starred in KENTON· four more Rossellini films and • • •
the couple became parents or.._ junior collece1 jau band clinic
twin daughters, Jsabella and Aug. 14 throuda u at Orange
lsott a lngnd.. . Coast College in Costa Mesa.
Among Rossellini s other well-His trombone specialist D'ck known films were ••Pa1sa" and . ' 1. "General deUa Rovere," 'which Shear. ,is runrung the show in
wontbeGoldenLionawardofthe Kentons absen~e 3:> the band
Venice Film Festival in 1959. The continues keeping l~ eDJ8'~
celebrated "Rome, Open City" ments. The OCC senes will be
was shot claadestinely in war• conducted.assched~ed.
ravaged Italy in 11»4 Kentoo 1S very likely to mate
ir · • · . the yearly talent festival himself. Rosse ~ru s sto~my love affairs but Creative World spokesmen k~ptgoss~pcommsts busy.Before were cautious about confirming
his man:1age to Jngn~ Bergm.an a personal appearance to con·
he was linked romantically Wlth ducllheclinicsandsbows.
••
BEAUTY •••
would make the city liable if he
did not mamlain the stale'~
parkway. .
Rut Costa Mesa's bomeirown
bureaucrats wouldn't go for it.
They said they didn't want to bf
liable if Hoover didn't maintall
th• parkway .
On lop or aJl this, Hoover re. •.
celved a warning from Ca!Tram·
that he would be ftned $10 a day ~f
he didn't take the landsciq>in&
out. ,
"The city wanls the state to be,
responsible, and the state wants
the city to be responsible," "1 an-· gry Hoover said.
"All I wanted to do was clean
Uie thing up. I thought they'd ~
glad to see it done," be said.
shaking his bead.
CalTrans assistant permit
engineer D.E. Peruut said thq.-
permit pollcy is an old one. .
"All the state wants, .. P~
said, "is a guarantee that, if the'
landscaping is not kepl up, the
state woo 't get stuck with UHt
task." ··.
But the strip was not mam..
tained before. ---:i,
"Yes, well, we just llon't wang
a bigger mess to clean up,·· ~
said. ·
Meanwhile. assistant city
engineer. Ron Lacher, said M.is
looking into unraveling the mess.
••There's no doubt this i• ..
another example of bureaucratic
bungling, 'ie laughed. He said would bedrivingout.
to see the ults of Hoo~er's hoe-,
ing, adding, ''We"re really coa--
~emed with improving the ape
pearaoceof the city.
·•rm s ure we . can wort
somet.bin.g out." •
And that would be just fin&
with Jim Hoover.
He's s till got some more
ground cover and nowers to put.
In.
Goard Seizes ~ Suspect~' ~
Store Theft
A security guard at
Montgomery Ward in Costa
Mesa detained a burglary sus-pect until police arrived Thurs'
day afternoon. but bad lo watch
two possible accomplices of the
suspect speed away in a car .
Jerald Lee Hunler. a sf!curitr
guard for the department stored
3088 Bristol St., t old police be Ul'
a man ta.Ice a $300 telephone
answering machine from the
building. He challenged the man.
The man's two companioos.
who were waiting for him iD a
nearby car, sped off when t;be.y
saw him approach the man. the
&Uardsaid.
Police booked Charles Ltma.
26, a Long Beach laborer, into
Costa Mesa Jail 011 suspicion c&
burglary as a result of the incl·
d~ Bail was set at ~,000.
Outing Set
To Museum .
A witness to the 9:30 p.m. rob-
hery in a parking lot near
Bullock's, said the two suspects
appeared to be Leenagers riding a
1londa3:;o motorcycle.
Last. week Huntington Beach
police arrested two teenage boys
who allegedly grabbed purses
from two women. Those rob-
beries were carried out from a
redmo-ped.
.Joe Retires
With Sparks, Not Glow
the late Italian actress Anna
MaJSnani. .
Has first marriage lo Marcella 'Blunde-...::.' Hit d e Marchis was annulled. &o
permitting him to marry Miss
Bergman in a compli cated Mex-
ican proxy ceremony over the op-
position of her first husband. Dr.
SAN DIEGO <AP> -Sao Die1to
County Supervisors were blamed
by the grand jury Thursday for
"a series of blunders" over the
appointment of Victor Nieto as
head of the new office of Equal
Opportunity Management. Then
supervisors tried to fire him
because women's groups com·
plained a woman was first and
:'I: 1eto third in qualiryin~ tests.
A family excurs ion to the
Norton Simon Museum and th&
Huntington Library is pl~
June 25 by the Costa Mes•
Department of Leisure Services.
An air-conditioned chartered
bus will leave the west gate of the
Orange County Fairgrounds at U
a.m •• returning at 6 p.m. Cost of
the all-day trip is $6.7S. The price
includes transportation and ad·
missi<11 to both exhibits.
'Thief Gets Yacht
Motor in Mesa
The owner of a yacht sales and
repair sbop jn Costa Mesa told
police Thursday a boat motor
worth $800 wrui stolen from one of
his customer's boats.
Dale Anderson, president of
Spoiler Yachts , 1~ Newport
Blvd .. said customer James
lrvme Jr. or Santa Barbara
noticed the engine missing from
has 26·foot boat which had been
stored ~t Anderson's facilit.y.
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By ROBERT BARKER
OI llw Oilll' ~lel Slaff
Joseph Catrabone. who has
been at the same CQrner for 14
years, six days a week. has
pumped his las t gallon of
gasoline. fixed his last nat
tire and washed hi.s last dirty
windshield.
The 66-year-old native of •
Massachusetts said goodbye
to it all Tuesday -but nol with a warm, nostatgic glow
that such a landmark day
might bring.
•'Out of ever y 1 ,000 cus~mers. I'd say that only
abo\t two or them were
jerks;' be said.
But il was the jerks who
came into his Huntington
Beach Mobil station at Bolsa
Chica Street and Warner
Avenue that left a lasting Im·
pressionon Catrabone.
He was especially vexed by
impatient lady drivers,
passersby who b ecame
enraged when be ran out of
change for the telephone and
customers who refused to
wait while he tried to finish
l'•-l"ft---
"Tbey' d gripe like hell
while you tried to swallow
down your sandwiches," he
observed. "They think you
owe them the world.··
Most of all though ,
Catrabone disliked those who
caused havoc an has rest
rooms.
"The girls were the worst of
all," hesaid.
•'They would put the
dirtiest things on the walls
1md some of their drawings
were prett)t bad."
He said tbat men, on the
other hand, were uauall)' con·
lent to write verses and Jokei;
"There has been ·a lot less
<>f that. tcind or stuCt fn recent
months," h sa1d.
..And you know why! We
. put out-ofordet sips on the
resl rooms and loc.k~ llltm
l
WALKS AWAY FROM IT
Retiree Catrabon•
up. That's why.'"
.. Mobil didn't like it. but the
hell with Mobil. U.J:ne;µr.anl---t
ed to maint.aio the rest rooms.
then fine."
Cat.rabone said one young
woman once left a trail of
soap from the rest room to
her car.
"I rushed \n and saw that
hhe had ripped off the dis-
pt>nser. l SOt. lhe car's number
a nd cafted the police. But you
never hear from the police."
be observed.
Catrabone and his wife
Mary have livtd in Hunt·
mgton Beach since 19S2.
He said be is planning a
vacallol\ trip lo Colorado
Jfter he eets accustomed to
retirement. He will travel to
Brockton, Mass., to visit re·
lat1ves this r.ill.
One con au ~ thst he won't
be ape.odlne much of his
leisure time around lhe old
tH~latJon.
Peter Lindstrom.
The year of his separation ·
Crom Ingrid Bergman, 1957, he
was ftlming in India and met
Sonali das Gupta. a sultry Indian
woman with a husband and two
hibits.
Deadline ror registration ia
.June 15. For more information.
call 556-5481. children
•
STRETCHING A POINT~
With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings, correct stretching
1s all-important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch.
Our main concern is with understretching. Carpeting in many new
homes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a power
stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes, after the
carpet is "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can is used to shrink up
the wrinkles Unbelievable. isn't it?
At Alden's we-take great..pRde-in.oorrect installations. Stretching is
achieved with stretchers that go wall-to-wall. attended by expefienced
mechanics trained by us .
Don t gamble the price of your carpet purchase 011 a ooor installation.
THERE'S NO GAMBLE 1f you buy from Alden's!
.
1663 PLACENTIA AV[NUt' • COSTA MtSA, CAlJP., 916'17· •
.. •
. .
Utility Use Cuthae Urged for Coa~t
upectalltm:I hUt the expectatiooo
you are lO'tMDnl are always so-
moooe's otbef th&o your own."
EconomY
Showing
Upsurge
WASHINGTON CAP> -Infla-
tionary pressures are easlng on
wholesale prices and unemploy·
mentdropped in May, two strong
indicat«s that the economy is
improving, the government re·
ported today.
A big drop in farm prices
helped bold the increase in
wholesale prices in May to four·
tenths of one percent, lbe lowest
increase at the wholesale level in
10 months, the government sajd,
At the same time, unemploy-
ment declined to 6.9 percent, the ·
first Ume lbe .nation's Jobless
rate bas been below seven per-
cent since Novemberl974.
The economic news was cer-
tain to cheer the Carter ad-
ministration, which has been de-
eply worried over price reports
in previous months that showed
inflation lncreasing at a wor-
risome 10 percent annual rate
sinceJan. l .
The Labor Department said
total employment increased
400,000 in May to 90.4 million. while the number of unemployed
remained unchanged at about 6.8
million.
The increase of four-tenths of 1
percent in wholesale prices was
sharply lower than the 1.1 per-
cent increases in March and
.April. For the 12 months ending
in May, overall wholesale prices
were up 7 .3 percent.
The Labor Department at-
·tributed the improved figure15 to
a 2.3 percent decline in prices of
farm products, compared to a 3.4
per cent increase in April. It was
the first decline in wholesale
prices of farm products in six
months.
Prices were reported sharply
tower for grains, eggs, green cof-
fee, cocoa. tea, soy beans and
Jive poultry. But the decreases
were partially offset by hi&her
prices for livestock.
The Labor Department said its
wholesale price Index for May,
adjusted for seasonal variations.
stood al 195.2 percent of the 1967
average of 100, meaning that
goods priced at $100 ten years
ago cost $195.20 last month.
In its report on May unemploy-
ment, the Labor Department
said almost 2.7 million pel"$ons
have found jobs smce last Oc-
tober, an average increase of
380,000 persons a month. The
Carter administration has set
goal of reducing unemployment
to below 7 percent unemploy
ment for the year.
Some economists s ay un
employment might edge upward
io future months if the economy
fails to continue expanding at lh<'
present rate.
The agency said the unemploy-
ment rate for adult men rose to
5.3 ~ercent, up from s percent in
April, largely the result of an in-
crease in joblessness amonJ?
black men.
But the jobless rate for adult
-women declined to 6.6 percent,
. -c1own from 7 percent in April.
3-day Trial
:Recess On
·#'or Alftm,ay
A three-day weekend break
was ordered late Thursday ln the
Oranae County Superior Court
trial of accused mass killer
Edward Charles Allaway after
tnore than 60 prospective Jurors
bad been examlned and excused.
: Lawyers for both sides agreed
·after Judge Robert P. Kneeland
~lled the recess untll Monday
. Ul•l St wlll take aeveral more
·li•YI of qu•tloning belore a jury ~an be •eat.eel 1n th trial of the .,, .f«mer Janitor.
:\ A11aw~. 37, is accused of kill·
1q seven people and woundlna
two othcra lut July U In a shoot· lfta spree at the library.
Tl)e AnaheJm man has pleaded
Innocent and innocent by reason
.Of. lnaanlty. Ir tho jury finds him
Pltt1 of murdu 1t must then de·
ln ti ht wu aane at the
Ume of tho kil1lnss.
I
Oran~• County Board ot
Supemaon. The· Hminlt' w
aimed a1 beJplna local otnclal1
develop an eneru ernora~Y
plan.
. Tb• speak n palntod a (rim:
plcturt of Callf ornla '• enero future, laced with waralnca·
about potential eoeray railonlna,
blackout• and lncr111td afr.
polluUon caused by elect.riclty
1eoeraUon.
WhUc cneray already wd ~
problem_ I.he 11pcakor1 Hid, the
s vero drou&bt the put two
yoan hH cut off moat of
Calllornta '• supply of hydro·
electric powu from tho
NorU:tw.t.
M a nsult. &hei said, ad.di·
Uon al ell -about '750 QllJ.llan
worth -will be burned ln
California this summer to mate
up. the ddlcit. adding to air pollu-
Uon woe1. Robert Ham, emeraency plan· nln• manaaer to-r the California · Commlulon on Ener11.
RHources. Conservation and
Dtwtlop~t. aald ll I.he altua·
Uon becomes e~eme there may
be temporary p0wer blackout& at
least 1n Northern Calllornta. .
• ·. He •aid there should~ enough
6.Uctrlclty for Southern
California u sers. But if
breakdowns In transmission or
power 1me.raUon occur, be said,
.. we would be on tbe ra&ged edae
of a potential emergency.''
Alan Pasternak, a member of
Ham's commission, saJd rai-
denta would be asked. tbls sum-
mer to cut back cm their use of air
conditioners. avoid usin~
washers. driers and other ap-
pliances during boun of peak
electrical demand and set swlm-
minl pool filters' to run during
the n.tibt rat.her than during t.be
day.
•'There is a great deal that can
be done by indlvtduala in their
homes and omces to aet m by
this touch and go aituat.lon this
summer," Putemak said.
Several 1petkers aald the
enera aborta&e tour years aao
did UttJe to convince the public ol
the problem.
Ed Meyers Jr., vlce J>nl!Sldeot
of lhe Southern California Edlaon Company, said ... leaa than balf
the people ot th1s country still
believe that the sltualioo la that·
serious. There Is an enerey
crisis. It is real. '--/
"Tbe days of the oo~t.per·
kilowatt bout are u dead as the
dinosaur that bequeathed. \IS our
1 ossil fuels." be cootinued •
Speaking in favo.r of coaaena·
tion, Meyers said. ••u ls vay
fashionable in Califotnla t&eee
days to talk about lowertnc yaur
Boldt.said that t.be naUon's de-
pe.nde.ney on forel~ enerty aup-•
pUM b8' ~from 16 ~t ln tbe 1880 I to 4' percent today,'
mattnc the U.S. "aiubJect to
energy blackmail." .
BolcB, "predlc~ you haven't
seen anytlUng yet,' silid 1asoline
prices likely will triple within the
next 10 years.
And another speaker aaid,
"Unfortunately a future em-
bargo wlll make 1973 look like tbe
good old dQI because of our in·
creased dependency on imported
fuel."
·ortega Highway Slayings
SHE WAS ONCE THE TOAST OF YACHTING WORLD
Intrepid Out
Cup Entry Shy of Funda
SAN DIEGO CAP) -Time has run out on Intrepid, the
mostsuccessful boat in the history of the America's Cup.
After "living off hope since March," skipper Geny
Driscoll says tbe venerable 1.2 meter won't be entered in the
1977 trials. Not enough money was available.
INTREPID SUCCESSFULLY defended the cup twice
and narrowly missed a third defense bid ln 1974, edted by
Courageous in the final race on the firull day of trials.
The sleek boat's record 1n three campaigns was 71·17
against llother 12-meterdeslgns. Now owned by the New York MarlUme Academy, In·
trepid will be put up for sale immediately with closed bids
sought, Driscoll said. .
SEv£RAL FOREIGN countries are expected to bid
since IDtrepid's design spawned Courageous and En·
t.erprise, the aluminum boat completed last year and owned
also by the New York school A budget of $466,000 was set aside for Intrepid's com-
eback, provided certain pledges came throuah. The money
never came. Sajd Driscoll: "We are out of time." But. despite failure ln 1977, "I think she might be back,"
he said of Intrepid's future.
Ex-Coast ·W omaJi.
Dies After Crash
San Luis Obispo County
Coroner Don lines said Thurs·
day that former CorQoa del mar
resident Susan Daniels apparent-
ly survived an airplane crash
with minor injuries but died one
or two days later of traumatic
shock.
Mias Daniels, 25, and her com·
panion, Jacques Rene Tromeur,
31, were found near the wreckage
of lheir light plane tn the moun·
tains ol San Luis ObisPo County
Thursday. They had been miss-
ing for eight days.
"It's really sad,'' Hines com-
mented. "They might have been
saved if there was help there
Tbey survived one or maybe two
days."
Hines said neither s uffered In-
juries that would have caused de·
ath. Mr. Tromeur s uffered a
broken leg and Miss Daniels sus-
tained a lower.teg injury.
Sheriff's deuputies who found
the couple eight days alter the
crash ot thelr licht plane said Mr.
Tromeur was within 150 feet of
the plane and Miss Hines bad
hiked about a half mile before
she collapsed and died .
Mies Daniels was an honor stu-
dent and a cheerleader at
Lincoln Middle School and an
honor student and junior varsity
cheerleader at Corona de\ Mar
Hiih School. She graduated with
theclassof1969. .
She attended the Sorbonne
Univenity-ilt Pari~ and eamed
her bachelor's and master's
degrees from UCLA. At the time·
of her death she was·workina on
reoreanbinl the unlvenity'a ad-minlsU'atioo. as part of her PhD,
No Debating
For Anita
CRASH SHOCK FATAL
Susan Danlel1
in business administration. .
Mr. Tromeur, a French na-.
tional, was a graduate student
studying at UCLA.
Miss Daniels leaves her fatheri
Leiter Daniels, of Marina de
Rey; her mother, Mrs. Helen
Hodees: a brother, Kelley
Daniels; a sister, Gilda Hodges,.
and a grandmother, Mrs. Paul
Borcberine, all of Newport'
Beach.
Funeral services will bo beld'at
1 p.m. Saturday at Paciftc View
Mortuary Chapel.
RUSSELL, Kan. <AP)1 -A
Santa Ana man WN killed Thurs-
HOUSTO N (AP) -Anita day when h1i car colllded wlth a
Bryant, tho out.spoken criUc of aeml·tralll'l" tnick on U18. 28\
S&Y rlebtl laws, bu been orfered about'~ inilea south of RUJSell.
$1,000 to debate defenders of clvU The vlctlm wu ldenUft-1 a.s
liberties for ·homose.xuals, but' Edward Whyte, 81.
her •r>ok•man 1ay1 1be't bo de· The Kansas Highway Patrol b•ter. · said Whyte was southbound
11Sbt ls a 11in1tr, tJOt a de?· about 5:'° p.m. when his car
bat rt" sald. spokesman Ro rt struck the aide or tbe semi-
Blakt. "Uthey wanuo challenge trailer. then careened Into a
h c r to a con a er t , s h e dllcb. would probably acc:tpt If they Whyto'I wife, "Mabtl, 77, suf·
want to debate. they should rered • broktn collar bo110 and
speak to t!i ~pit' ln that bual· wu ted lo tood condltton at nesa. ". . the ,Russcll city hospital.
Expected A1·1·ests ..
May Reveal ClUes.
Orange County Sheriff's of.
ficers are hoping today that the
expected arrests ot two Redondo
Beach men will give them a new
lead in the cootinuing investiga.
tion of two Ortega Highway Jdll.
in gs.
was found in the same general
area by forestry workers Oct. 6.
He also wu nude when killed.
Officers said all eight victims
were male, appare:nUy ~ Latin
extrac:tloa and ln the 17 to 24 ace
group. Not all the victims bad
been dismembered but all were
shot in the bead by lheir killer,
investliatorasald.
Arnold Haskell . ,.. Warrant-S for the arrest of
Patrick Wayne Kearney, 32, and
David Douglu Hill, 34, were is-
sued in Riverside County. Copies
of the documents were im·
mediately passed on to sberiff's
investigators in Oran1e, San
Diego and Los Angeles counties.
~:. Promj,t{,ent Coast I •
All four count.ies have been
coopera&ing in the investigation
of csmes ti kll.llngs that have
several factors in common.
Officers sajd that all the vie·
tJms were nude, several were
dismembered and stuffed in
plastic trash bags and several
victims were known to have
homosexual backgrounds.
''We're in close touch with
Rlveralde on this case," Orange
County Sheriff's Cllpt. Robert
Griffeth sald today.
"There bn't much that we can
do unW these men are found,
however, and their possible in·
volvemeot 1n t.be Orange County
killings checked out."
Riverside authorities said
Kearney and Hill are specifically
charged with the killings of
Arturo Marquez, 24, of Oxnard
and John 0 LaMay, 17, of El
Segundo.
The body of Marquez was
found Feb 28 in the Banning
area La.May's mutilated body
was round in a trash barrel in
Temescal Canyon prior to the
killing or Marquez.
Two of whal lawmen believe
are eagbt related killing• oc-
curred in Oraue County and
bolb bodies were found in the
Ortega Highway area
The first of two unidenWied
victims was discovered Aug. 22
when a hiker kicked a trash bag
off the road and found to bis hor·
ror that it contained the remains
of a youth aged about 17
Another body, that of a young
man m the same 17-24 age group,
'God-ordered'
Tot Stabbing
Brings Charge
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -A
couple said to have been inspired
by the Biblical tale of God order-
ing Abraham to kill bis son have
been charged with assault ln the
stabbing or their 16-month-ohl
son.
Noella Crowe, 32, of Burl-
ington, was charged Thursday in
a Superior Court bench warrant
with two counta of first.degree
assault and one count of risk of
injury to a minor, ~uthorilies
said.
They said her husband.
William Crowe, 30, bad been
charged Wednesday ln a simllar
warrant with two counts of first.
degree assault. ·
Both have been ln 1tate custody
-5iftee. Mareh 30.
Police said the baby, Brian ·
. Crowe, was stabbed in the
stomach and cheat. Following
that stabbing, Willi'am Crowe
asked bis wife to stab him as
punl1bment, and be in turn
stabbed her. polic4' said. He re-
covered from a cheat wound aft.er
hospital treatment, as did the
baby. Mrs. Crowo was not in·
jured seriously.
Asst. State's 'Atty, Robett
Meyers sald Thur.day that the
Crowes 1tabbed. tb•lr chlld
bec1uao they Y1ere inaplred by
tbe atory of Abraham who W8!1
commanded by God, u a tost of
f altb. to klll hl• son luac.
Abraham was about to obey
when an anael intervened and
told blm to stop. . / .
$tatepoUce have dcscrttk!d the
Crowes as "deeply rell11ous "
Troopers &aid t.bt couple hod re·
\ ll&loua quotation taped to their
apartment wolls.
Arnold D. Haatell. promlnmt
Southern Callfcrdia business ez.
ecutive for nearly half a century, died at his home Thursday,
following a short illness. He was
82.
He was perhaps best known
along the Oranse Coast aa bead
of the Ardell Investment Com·
pany in Newport Beacb and d
the Sherman FoundaUon in
Corooa del Mar. Be allo
establlsbed the Dana Strand
Beach and Tennis-Club at Dana
Point.
Born in Connenri.lle, lndlana.
June 6, 1895, Kr. Haskell moved
to Riverside with bis parents
when be was less than a 1ear aid.
In 1906, at aae n. he vaeatloaed
at La1una Beac:b, became
en~mOl'ed with the area and with the sea, and consequently,
despite the fact that his bualneu
interests were often centered in
Los Angeles, bad maintained a
reslden~e along the Orange
Coast for almost 50 years.
An avid yachtsman, be
belonged to the Newport Barbor
Yacht Club. the San Diego Yacht
Club. and t.be Mill Reef Club, An·
tigua, British WesUndies. In 1958
he became t.be owner of Ute yawl
Chubasco, of racing fame.
Mr. Haskell received bis busi-
ness training and bis start in his
career when in 1914 be went to
work as personal secretary to
General Moses H. Sherman,
pioneer electric railway builder
and a leading land developer of
Southern California and Arizona.
Sherman Oaks ati<! Uaskell
A venue in the San Y-emando
Valley commemorate t.be!r C(ll)·
nectioo with a 47,00f.acre land
development which occurred in
that area arnuod the time of
World War I.
An Orange County site also
commemorates his name: in the
early 19509. Mr. Haskell and bis
close friend Norman Chandler
donated 1,000 acres in Brea Ca·
nyon for a scoutpiaater training
camp, which-wtr grew to 3,000
acres and includes the 80().acre
Arnold D. Haskell Wild Life
Preserve. I
Mr. Haslell remained wllh
Sherman until the latter's death
in 1932. He then found himWf 1n
charge ot the overall direction or
1uch tiant. a&ribuslnes1 en-
terprises as the 840,000·acre
Colorado River Land Company
holdlDI in Northern Baja
California and the 290,000.acre
Tejon Ranch in northern Los
Aneeles and sout.bem Kl!'ll coun·
t.tes.
CIVIC LEADER SUCCUMBS
Arnold D. Haskell
He also served for many yevs
on the board ol directors ol
numenJUB firms, among them Ti•
tie Imurance and Trust Com-
pany and the Yosemite Park and curry Company. as well as help-
ing to found and bead such firms
as the M.H. Sherman Company
and (with Harry Chandler) the
Chandler.Qerman Corporation.
His Ardell Investment Com·
pany purchased the oJd Port
Orante property at Newport
Harbor 1n 1955 and OD it COD·
struded the Ardell Marina as
well u tbe architectural award·
wiruliDg building now occupied.
by Qmo'a Reataurant.
Si.Dee a be.art attack that oc·
curred about 10 years ago. Mr.
Haskell bad focused molt of bis
energy oo his Ardell Inve1lmeot
Company and on the great in·
tereat of bis later Ufe,. the
Sherman Foundation..
Tbe foundaUon, which he
formed in 1951 and named in
honor of M.H. Sherman, bad in
recent years acqulred a city
block in Corona del Mar for its
center, and on this property he
personally ov•nw tbe develop-
ment ot ita two principal pro-
jecta, a botanical garden and a
historical research library • .J
Among bis affiliations was the
. California Club in Los Anaetes.
Mr. u.skell leava·a wife, Ed-
monda; t.wo stepdaughters.
Helen' Fischer and Patricia
Dupre'; a brother. Earl: a
widowed 11.l.ter. Mrs. Homer
Blac~; aod ftve nieces and
n•phew1, amon& the latter,
Donalcl Haskell. bb close busl·
neH auociateofmany years.
Bight t Die Issue-
Explored Sunday;
Sunday's Daily Pilot wJU
1••ture topics """'th• 4....io. [SUNDAY'S' BEST] earth pracd.callt,y of home MW·
toe to the moral luues of "rt.tilt · to die" and aclentific improve·
ment of llf e.
THE SEAMY SIDE -Wlth in·
flatlon a •tltch 1n time may only
aave efattt, but for a lot of coast
men aDd womon, it'• atao con·
1trucUn1 evorytbln1 from
clothes to tents. The Dally Pilot's
Jackie Hyman survey• the
ace.oe, lncludlna the cost and u -
telt of various machines, ln
itories to lead off the YOU~· tlon. -DRAMATIG TALE -Witter·
producer Hal Sltowlt.1 found the
1tru11le by Karen Anne ~11n•a panota to protect their
comatoee daupter•1 11rflht to
die" a lasclnetlns subject. The
reaUJt ..W be seen by tetevi&ton viewers th.la fall.
800ZE BREAK -l'bom
lAcoq ol tho DIU1 Pilot ltatf .toe*• at a new project ol the
Alc:ohOlllm Council ol or..,e
CoUlltl tO i4iMlllJ · and flOr'rtel
e1Dp!p wbaila clriDILIM .&tU
.tharw.n. •
...
•
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Tot, Unharmed, Describes Srispect ~
#
•• Politics
And De ath
Ad.,. D ie•
phen Boyd : btlst known
for his role ol Messala in
RENO. Nev. (AP> Working
on a de1eript.ioo provided by the
5 ·year·old kidnap victim .
autborlUes are Jookine for the
man who held a banker's
11aushter for nboul $230,000
ran1om.
Tawnya Capurro, daughter of
Robert. and S\lSan Capurro, was
ktdnaped Thursday morning
after she left her horqe to walk to
a nearby kindergarten, the FBI
said.
SHE WAS FOUND unharmed
about two hours later, after her
father had dropped off the
ransom, said Jack Keit.h. bead or
FBI operaUons 111 Nevada.
Keith and Capurro, aenvral
mana,er of Security National telh.ng him to drive two more
Bank's main office bere, would blocks to• speclfi~intersection,
not uy what the ransom totale4 leave the mooey in Illa Wllocked
But a police source said $230,000 car and walk home.
was ''in the ball park." Shortly after Capurro reached
Keith said Capu rro • sot a his home. he received a phone
telephone coll at his bank olfice call from tb_e supervisor at
about 9:90 a.m ., Qnd was tokl ldlewild. Amusement Park, say.
• \hat his dauahter \ft'~ being held ing his da~ht~ W&$ there.
for MlnlOJft. Capu,rro, as instruct· \CflpUfto, accompanied by the
ed, got-tfie ranaom money rrom Flff agents who by that time had
t h e bank •nd did not call,.. reached his bouse, went to the
aut~oritles. • · park and picked up his daughter .
BUT AS HE LEFT with the
ranaom, he to}d a fellow ~ of.
fictat what was happening. The
otllclal nolilied authorities.
Capurro drove his car to a pay
phone and received another call
K E ITH SAID TAWNYA iden·
tified her kidnaper as a white
male. about 5 feet, 9 inches tall.
with a "skinny" build, gray hair.
a bald spot. and fair complexion.
-~-1 ........ GUil TY OF THEFTS
Corot Grudzlnakl
&I llY TICK Y' P()LJTl..X : We
;,rf' nn. bein1 treatctel to thi'ob
no~1oua SJM!'Clacle of t.he dull\ •
O~nall} 116Ue becomlftl a
pohUuJ ploy One of our Dran~
Count) l~11lator1 1s ludin1 this
effort
~,ate Sen.1tM Juhn Bng11, the
Republican from Fullerton. a
'>trong advocate or the eai.
t'hamber. has announced he will
not "Ole to override Gov Ed·
mund G Bro~n ~ Hto of the de·
ath penalty bill
·Ben Hur." c:ollapsed and
died of heart failure while
playing golf Thursday an
:'-lortbridge. He was 49 Conviction Exonerates Suicide
Why not~
Briggs explains, "When you
have a death penalty law on the
books, you remove lt as an issue. r don't want to remove it as an is -
'IUe."
YOU CANNOT ARGUE with
lhc senator's political logic It is :-tear
Senator Briggi. would like to
·un for governor on the GOP
lt'ket in 1978
So. )OU see, Briggs would like
lo keep the death penalty issue
ali ve. tf you'll purdon the ex-
pr ession
That sure is a swell reason to
lold up the decision
Consider the position of Gov-
~rnor Brown. who may indeed
l ave committed political suicide
fl vetoing the death penally bill
f. u t hot ed hy g<'n George
p eukmeJian \R-Long Beach 1.
• Brown announced in advance ~c would veto. The state senate
passed the \?tll anyway. Brown
~etoed it within four hours.
I . ' I THUS llE HANDED back lo
f e Senate his clear mandate:
ou want u death penalty? Then
ass 1t over my veto.
f So you had some quick, clear
Heps that could ta ke place in the
halls of government. thus.
. 1. Senate Pusses De ath
Penally.
• 2. Brown vet<>t!s I 3". Senate Votes to Override ~eto
: 4 Ot'1.1lh Penaltv Lav. .
: It s JUSt tha1 simple l wo. three and four
Becomes
I steps one.
: Our legislators 1n the As·
:;em bl) searched their mmds.
riorals and consciences 1n pass·
lng lhe death penalty. The people
1n the state Senate did the same ~hing So did Governor Brown
110 Saved
As Iceberg
Sinks Ship
HALIFAX. Canada (A P > All
110 passengers and crewmen of
the ferry William Carson were
reported rtscued early today
from ice floes and lifeboats after
the 8,300-t9n s hip hit an ic~berg
anti 31U1k off the Labrm:tor~oast
of northeast Canada, shipping
authorities said.
The 88 passengers and 22 crew
memW5 of the Canadiiln N;r
tional ferry were reported 1n
good condition. Helicopte rs took
•2 to Mary's Harbor. Labf'ador.
and St. Anthony, Newfoundland.
and the government icebreaker
Sir Humphrey Gllt~rt rescued
the rest. ~ Canadian NatiooaJ
spokesmarr announced
THE CARSON LEFT St
.J.ohn's,-at the southeau;t corner of
'Newfoundland 'isUlnd, Tuesda}
night on'its first scheduled run of
the' season along tfte Atlantic
coast s of the is land a nd
Labrador
The car -and-passenger ferry
was bound for Goo~e Ray.
Labrador. more than 500 miles
northwest of St. J ohn's.
The ship sent out an SOS at 9: 4:1
p m. Thursday reporting tee had
ruptured its hull near the Square
I s I a n d s , 18 m 1 I e s o ff t h e
Labrador ~oast: 1'bt.t1y tninutes
later another message said the
paUengers and crew were aban
dorung ship.
·T HE FERRY SANK about
lhl"ee hours later With it went
l.000 tons of general eargo, in
eluding 4.432 cases of beer
PHILADELPHIA 1AP1
Oelor es Price. convinced her
neighbors thought sh e stole
,money raised for h~r crippled
daughter, slashed her wrists with
scissors and a duJI razor blade.
A message scrawJed with
lips tick on a bathroom mirror
read, "J didn't do it."
N6ARLY A YEAR LATER, a
professional fundr aiser, Carol
Grudzinski, was convicted of the
crime that drove Mrs. Price to
suicide.
Miss Grudzinski, 34, was con-
victed of theft and other crimes
in connection with bingo games,
gambling and other fundraising
activities btlled as bene~ ror
Pamela Price, 18, a victim of
cerebral palsy. The n on-jury
trial ended Thursday. ·
Vesco 's House
Al,tacked as
Umteras Roll
SAN JOSE. Costa Rica <A P>
A long-shot prt-sidenti al can-
diJ!atc who fared mor e th;m 30
shots at finant·ier Robert Vesco's
home SiiyS he wanted to "kill the
dog lll\d stop the rabies.··
Vesco 1s a fugitive from the
l 'n1led States. where he 1s ac·
cuscd of em~zzling $224 million
from the Overseas Investors
Fund and of 11leg.aJly contribut-
ing nearly S2 million to former
President N1xon·s re-election
campaign .
GER AR DO WENCESLAO
\'1llalobos htl no one Thursday in
the fus illade. recorded by a
telev1S1on crew he brought with
him lie s urrendered to the
police. and off1c19Js said he
would be charged with attempted
homicide
• T HIS IS HARDLY a fun 111sue
)n the poli tical arena. We prob·
\lhly could have done -without a
,picture of the bill's sponsor, grin· .
i ning and waving a "V for Vic-
George Pike, a c rewm:.in
among'Lhi()se taken lo the nursing
sta{ion at Mary·s Har bor, said
lhere was time for everyone who
had gone to bed to dress :rnd
·there was no panic.
Villalobos. iJ 34-yt•ar-old voca·
l1onal school operator who ran
far behind in the 1974 election and
~ays he will run again next year.
announced tn mid-May that he
would attack the well guarded.
walled suburban compound in
which VC'scn Ii ves.
! tory .. hand s ignul. urter the
~death penalty cleared lhe Senate.
I The le~islators. many of whom ! agonized over the decision. voted
: what they felt is the will of the peo-
' pie. Governor Brown apparenUy
j foUowed his convtclioM wh1czh -
J werewellknownm advance.
J T H E ISSUE WAS cl ea riv'
; drawn and poised for a final de· j cision But wait We have politletJ
, lo consider for 1978.
: Maybe it's more important to
, have a highly charged issue upon i which the incumbent governor
1 can be attacked from the cam.
· paign platform I Arter all. the condemne& on
Death Row t'an well a little
1 longer
I
SH4RKS CA:JIORT,
.I ..
SWIMMERS YIELD
rhlRT.H PADRE IS LA ND. ~-<AP> An 'csthnated 2,000
hammerhead and sand snarks.
,aP1"lrently ·r4'estmi on Gulf
s hrimp. cavorted d angerously
clQse . io Padre Island tor the
se~ond ct>nsecntive ~ay . keeping
swimmers and beach buffs on
dr)' land ..
A National P arks Service
ranger, Larry Gouser, watching
the groups of onlookers gathered
at a safe distance from the
s horehne. said Thursday 11
shark warrung can gel :.i wholt>
lol l)etter cofnf)liance rrom
beacl\goers than warnings of un
def,l~ otht:r l;leac~ dangers.··
~. ...
He wrapped himsclr 1n the red·
white-and-blue Costa Rican Uag.
took position behind a tree about
30 reel from the compound waJI
and ~~an firing a .38 caliber
pistol
"VESCO, YOU COWAR D. you
do not pay t axes.·· the man shout-
ed ··vou are corrupling my
t•ountr~
'Hey. Robert. send someone
out lo die with me I want to die
for Costa Rica. ·
Vesco. who has been li~ in
Costa Rica neurly five years.
was inside the house bot did not
show himself The bullets pep-
pered t~ w aN and damaged
~o m e of the c losed -circuit
tele9is1on cameras that are part
of Ute sccttrity_system as well as
c;everal parked cars
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The prosecution never said
how much money was raised for
Pamela. One witness t.eatified he
contributed $35.000. A btlnk of·
ficial testified Miss GrudUn.sJd
made a single deposit of sa.ooo in
c hecks to a trust account io
Pamela's name. ·
, MISS GRUDZINS.JU showed no
e motion when Judge Charles
Durham announced his verdict.
Last week she ra n crylnlJ from
the courtroom when Pamela was
brought to t he stand In a wh~I
chair. Attorneys for Miss Grudzinski
said they will ask for a new trial
and. if that fails, appeal the
verdict.
The Price family's association
with Miss Grudzinski began in
late 1975. Becaust the fundraiser
had earlier set up an organiza-
t 1 on called Future of
Philadelphia, purportedly to
raise funds for the handicapped.
Pamela's father. Martin Price.
asked her help to raise m oney for
an operation for Pamela
According to the charges,
bingo games and casmo nights
billed as benefits for Pamela
were simple gambling opera-
tion s run by Future of
Philadelphia for about s i x
months. into 1976.
PAMEL A WENT TO New
York for an operalion tn
December 1975. Miss Grudzinski
t old Price t h at F uture of
Philadelphia would foot the bills.
Price testified.
The operation was only partly
s uccessful, giving Pamela con
trol of her bladder but not the
ability to walk.
Price. unemployed for mon•
than lO years due to a sen es or
heart attacks, said he began re
ce1vmg bills from the hospital
which eventually totaled $8,000
HE SAID HE AND bis wile
became distraught when the)
were unable to teach Miss
~-1'~
G rudz1nsk1 Price said his wire
began avo1dmg neighbors. con·
vinced they were saymg she had
i.tolen the money for herself.
Mrs Price took her life June
13. 1976. Her husband was at a re·
lat1ve's confirmation party.
Pamela was home. She lried to
telephone for help, but the phone
had been cut off because of an un-
paid $30 bill, Price said.
Pamela was moved shortly
after her' mother's death to her
current home. a school for the
<'rtppled and retarded.
MISS GRUDZINSK.1 was pre·
\ 1ously arrested on unrelated
gambling charges and linked in
those charges to men named by
the FBI and federal authorities
a~ underworld figures.
She faces a maximum term of
20 years in Jatl and fines totaling
Sl5.000. She was freed on her own
recogruzance pending dtsposilJon
of pre-sentence defense mot.Jons
Mar e Grann, r rght, receives $50 grocery certificate from
Da ily Piiot Classif ied Advertising Supervisor-Nita Folsom.
Their Classified Ads
Paid Off Double '
For some· Orenge Coast residents who participated' in the Daily Piiot's
lnternatlonaf"Want Ad Week Contest -their own personal classlfntd ad succeHes
paid off with ca ah prtze• recently.
Garage Sale Pays Taxes
~lrst prize winner Marie Grann of Corona del Mar waa awarded a $50 g ift
certificate for this auccess story:
"I'm 74 and on social security. I put profit In my pocket using a Dally Piiot
want ad to meet my property tax bill. My 100-year-old duck decoy brought me $38
and I also sold more than 40 other Items from my garage, made three new friends
and spent a wondel'ful day In the sunshine,·• she says.
Poodle Pup Pleases
Mrs. Pearl Worobl•ff of Coata
MH• wH alao awarded a $50 gift
certificate for her
heartwarming ltory
about selling •
white poodle pup:
"I 'ecelved many
call• when t.he ad
came .out~ Th•f' I
received a call
from • family
wbase dog was
klhed while Jogging
wlttt hi• maater.
The father came by and picked out ,
one of my pup1 named 'Sno*'l1ka' ·
~nd paid 1 ~price for the dog."
Ads Keep Winning
...
Another $50 prize winner waa Mrs.
JamH Morton of Huntington Beach
who report• repeated 1ucce11 w"h
Dally Piiot clas1lfled ad1.
"I put profit In my pocket using
c:IH&ffled ad• to H ll two trucka.
beby furniture and th• tradltlonaf --_____....~ ~me •ncflfaniif' station wagon.
"EYttfY tJme I have adYertlHd In
the Dal1y Pilot I have •old the Item•
the tlrat dayl With that kind of
auccan, I've put a lot of prom In my
pocket. Thank you Oalty Piiot!"
DAILY PILOT
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• • Frld!r· June 3, 1977
Sit-m
Busted ·To Visit Site
• B 1Ut£l. V <AP J -Y·
&bl d tra1 , pr t.ht1 Un nnuty d California ln'lect•
m Ola w,t,h ( rmt dOlnl tnlllilft~la_
wnh b APr'lca ind a •• cuurl rulina on minority ad·
mtu1 , w~r• arrHled after
tht)' 8d to ltave proul Hall
on th'UCCamputbe,..
Police iln maklnl an ta
about a p, m. TbW'ldar aft T n
«t(bt·lloul' l·ln nd a •minute
ntaottatln• aeaalon b hw n
Polu:e OUll Walliam 8 ale and
tht prot en. ..
Campm pohce atnlted 38 tlU•
dents and Z2 n tud nu en mis·
demeanor trespua chars•
TWO OTJtE& llODlludenu,
Rqinald Ril1f!1Dan, 24, and Ken·
nelh :SOhb PbilUpa, 19, both ol
Berkeley, were booked for in·
vttlication of fd.ony assault on a
pohce officer alter a scuffle ne~
the building's entrance
Protesters here and at other
UC campuses have been holdin&
a series of demonstrations in pro-
test of links between the un-
1versil> 's mult1mtllion dollar in·
vestment portfolio and apartheid
South Africa
Smuggler
Faces Tests
LOS ANGELES <AP> A 90·
UC CAMPUS GETS WORST OF SCUFFLE
Police Arreated IO Persona In Sit-In at BerUfey School
•
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\. 'JuDk Food'
Bill Asia Ban at Schooll
'
SACRAMENTO CAP> -Sales or "junk food" -candy bars,
sugared gum and soft drinks -would be banned in elementary
schools and junior highs, if a bill before the Assembly beeomes law.
The bill by Assemblyman Art Torres, 0-Los Angeles, wouldn't
apply to high schools, some or which let students use candy sales to
buy things like band uniforms. It would, however, require high
schools to sell nutritious foods like milk, fruits and juices.
IN LOWER-GRADES, it would rule out sales or cand)'1 carbonated drinks, gum with sugar, fruit drinks containing less than
50 percent fruit juice, and flavored ice bars. It wouldn't prohibit
sales of ice cream.
••J CAN"T remember "
Sirhan repeatedQ' toid
them when they sought
to solve the question of a
possible conspiracy.
"He did say he felt it
might be a help if he
could go back into the
kitchen and pantry of the
Ambassador Hotel, ..
said Sirhan 's lawyer,
Godfrey Isaac.
"He keeps l!'ying to
visualize it, and he can't
. . • He wants to know
himself, did he, or did he
not kill Senator Ken-nedy."
SIRHAN WAS grabbed
with a s,.moking gun in his
hand d he fired at Ken-
nedy in the Ambassador
kitchen June 5, 1968. The
senator hadJuslclaimed
victory in the Cali.fornia
presidential primary.
Since his arrest.
Sirhan has asserted that
Quahfy1na Rounds ~5~ Tues. unc21 ~. une22
Thur. 23 ~ndo(lfu
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Sun.June 26 ' Tou!Valu.i SraJOn TleUu (allcvcnn)
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Scau s 1.50_ s 1.50_ s 1.50_
$ 1.50.__
S 3.SCL
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s s.oo_
S S.CXL
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51500_
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in a "Love Affillr"
asa~ or a participant.
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) 2.00_ s 2.oo_ Mee zl
s 5.00_ Send U6 'IOtlf chtdc p..ya!M IO s 5.00_ JWfC·"l.oYc Afh11r~
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s 7.50_ !>lKNfure__
m.oo D \~ "'10Uld IJ~e to rlav. encio....J ·• "'' $40enrry (re
52500_ &nm .. Ouldrcna \ 1U•i:<! l I ol,
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, dtty di~nostie study has been or-
d~red for a 17-year-old Daly City
girl who admitted trying to
smuggle $600,000 worth or co-
caine from Peru in her girdle.
Customs agents said they
found 3.2 pounds or cocaine in her
girdle when she arrived at the
Los Angeles International
The bill was sent to the Assembly floor ThursdlU' on an 8-7 vote
of the Assembly.Education Committee. There was strong opposition
from canners and the candy and soft-drink industries. • he has amnesia about the r========::;;;;:;==:;;;;;==============:.-r'
Airport last May
Assemblyman Dixon Arnett, R-Redwood City, also opposed the
bill by saying the state shouldn't intrude on local school districts
which already have authority to ban junk food .
period from the time he
entered fbe hotel unW he ·
lay pinned to a steam ta-
ble by witnesses.
r-Order Your
1978 REDBOOK
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1J1M Oellvervl ·~ •
$3.00 plus tax ,
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Ne~rt Beech• 87~310 hind Te MY LNtMr't _...ij 0,..0 ,, .. •Clo--" S..... a Motl. -
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS !
Tobin. .EtCll)ens, "'°"· Cons
loH o, Ol&wood Slllp•• OR 'Lamps,
look , Coat H-.gen. lakers R41Cb. $pOOft
R 1, WIM locks, Serving C...._ MogadM
Roclc1, Spice ledcs. '1..t se-ds, Maic loxes.
Stock T_,... Towel ltacb. Scoftcff. ~.
lrass, m. .ct Weod. Iott. I•. Gloss sa..hing
and,...c:h......t
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NORA'S DOME AOCENTS
1121 S. e-t Hlpw.y Iii VUlett Mr,...,_ leoclt..
Opt11 10 A.M. t• 6 P.M.. "-Pftlwt. ....... Strric•
-..... DINNERS AT
SPECIAL
PRICES .
Spires Is doing It •D•lrt1 Dlftften at special low
prices. T•k• attwanta1• of these speclal Spires
Dinner pricH today. Spires Is
1owertn1 th• cost ot dinner!
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Tougher UC .
R:Ul~s_ Okayed
,..--.. LOS ANGELES (AP> -The University of
Calif<>mia Academic Sena~ has approved tougher
admissions standards that 'Wlll require high school
students to take more EngUtth composition classes.
The organization, wh~b sets admissions stan-
dards for the nine-campus system, also adopted
Thursday a new admissions formula that sets the
stage for a future move to lesten the importance of
grade point averae.es to measdre eligibility.
THE TIGtrrENED admission policy regarding
English compoeition takes effed with the fall
semester or 1980.
The new admJ,ssions formula wil\ take into ac -
count a sludent'd ~holastic ApUtude Test scores.
regardless of the hljh school grade point averages.
The scores are presently used only to judge an ap·
plicant whose grade averaceis between 3.0 and 3.1
on a scale of 4.
It is not expected to drastically change the re-
sults orthe present system.
•'There is a blank in
Sirhan's mind," Hahn
said as he left the prison
Thursday. "If we could
uncover that, we might
have the clue to many of
these mysteries."
HAHN AND Ward said
they believe it might be
.worthwhile to h ave
Sirhan hypnotized.
Isaac said he would
visit Sirhan again in a
week and discuss with
him the possibility of
further psychiatric
treatment and hypnosis.
But the lawyer said it
would take a court order
to bring Sirhan back Lo
the murder scene.
·'There is still more lo
be known," said Hahn.
·'Th e investigation is not
through. I hope we can
have th~ medical
authorities pull back the
curtain in his mind."
THE LOS ANGELES
Co u nty Boar d of
Supervisors has juist con-
cluded its second tn-
H E ds Jail vestigation or the Sirhan unt n in . case, seeking to discover
whether someone el$e
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Robert Altstatt Jr., an in-may have motivated or
fant when he last saw his father, came to San Diego helped the Palestinian
last October to find him -af~r 20 years. Now they refugee in the Kennedy
face five years lo life in pnson together. killing.
Almtt, now-22, and his 39•year-old father were ·•1 tried to ask him
sentenced on their pleas of guilty to second·degree several times about his murder. motive," said Hahn. "I
The actual pj,etol shot that authorities said asked if anyone else was
killed Victor Hutton, 19, was fired by a 15-year-old involved -that's the big
boy. according to Deputy Dist. AUy. Thomas question.
Whelan. The boy, ruled guilty of murder, was com-"He said 'I can't re·
mitedtotheCalifomla Youth Authority. member. I can't re-
ButHutton also was stabbed, dyine in a robbery member.' "
attempt in bis home Feb. 22. Of Sirban's life in
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PILOT
Border Reef-up·
t Um unda·mmned U.S. Bord p baa ued •
qalmt l"JWlnl wav cl W al allmt.
l"Kl"'lllDll out lhe mosUy unprotect·
ed Califanll•llako , patrolmen CoUl4 lnlm:tllt Olll1 a Uny perceotqe ot the
bordlr~.
, Solt la ~I to team that tbe re-
l t ti UI new U.S. Commiuloner of
JlllJJLilratioo, Lfooal J . Cutillo, resulted ln
an f mnwtiate Jtrdcr to beef UJ> the border patrol with mr omcen tranalerred from
oth« areas. . lbeb" job will be facWtated by the COO•
strucUon d a narrow dirt road al.one 14
mil d the border which can be watched oo a 24-hour basil from 25 new pattol vehlclea.
supported by a beilcopter.
It is in a way ucf to realize thlt part of
our peaceful and unprotected border has to
be 1l\·m such trappln.p. But with up to
1,000 Wecal crosslna• l<>s1ed ln a single day
in the San Ysidro area alone, there's no lm·
mediate altemative.
At tbat ptUrt. the SUJ'(eoo nled bis own la~ chars1D& both his former patient and tho paUent•s attorney wtth malicious teaat Pn118CUUon.
U.S. Qlrcult Judie Royce Lewla told the
jury an attorney must establish "probable 8.IJ..d reasonable cauae tor ftllng a lawsuit." A1~er five boun of deliberation. the Jury
(oundlnravorotthedoctorandawardedhlm
Sl7S,000lndamages. '
The case doubtless will be glven close
examlnatton by doctors, lawyers and in·
suranoe companies. And if tt helps reduce
tbe number of frivolous lawsuits that clog
the courts. more power to Judge Lewis.
Credit Sharing
Women who have shared the use of
credit cards with their husbands throughout
years d marriage are often shocked to
learn, when they are widowed or divorced,
tbat credit bureaus have never beard of
them.
OLE.
<iOOt>
BUDDY!
.
Evenh•aUy much more elfecUve and
long·tN'm solutions mot be found.
Meanwhile, this could help slow the in·
vasion-81ld at the aame Ume halt the beat·
ings, rapes and robbings by bu.man jackals
who prey on the o(ten·victimized immi-
grants.
It has been customary to report credit
ratings In the husband's name only.,So the
wido• or divorcee finds herself with no
credit record, even though she may have
been the major user of the cards and paid
her shared the resulting bills.
LmDfwealdtag Da9s Ended
Lawsuit Switch
A court decision in Florida, in which an
orthopedic surgeon countered a malprac-
tice suit with a lawsuit of his own-1111d
won-rould be a step in the direction of cool-
ing ooe of the aspects or soaring medical costs.
New federal credit regulations, eff ec·
ttve June l, require that creditors report in·
formation to credit bureaus in both names,
if both busbitnd and wile use accounts
opened after that date.
FBI Gets the Message
The doctor had been sued by an elderly
patient who maintained his broken arm had
been incorrectly treated. The surgeon dis·
agreed and told his insurance firm not lo
make a settlement. The firm promptly can·
celled his insurance.
For accounts opened before June 1,
creditors may automatically furnish the in-
formation in both names, or send couples a
notice by Oct. 1 asking if they want two· name
reporting.
When it was suggested that all this
might spark some domestle wars. a federal
official said coolly, •'That's a family mat-
ter."
But there's a California stale law pend-
ing that might help. This one would make lt
unlawful !or a wile lo willfully inflict cor·
poral injury upon a husband, as il is now for
a husband to do so on a wile. f.....v
WASHINGTON -The gho6t of
J . Edgar Hoover. whose bulfdog
visage became a nattooal symbol
of the fight against public
enemies, still haunts
Wasbingtoru. He not only lasted
on top -rirllie bureaucracy longer
t-han any other American, but he
was also perhaps the moat
powerful and reared public of.
ficial in the history of the re-
public.
Beginning with a collection of
misfits, he transformed the FBI
But the doctor proceeded with plans to
fight the malpractice suit and, on the day it
was scheduled for trial, the patient's lawyer
dropped the action. The government thinks o-=1 erytblng.
into the
world's most
formidabl e
law enforce·
ment agency.
He set such
high stan ·
dards that his
agents
became folk
heroes.
Doctor Shortage Over?
Could Mean Better Care for Leas Money Yet Hoover
l WASHINGTON -Jiminy
Peanut's oft.stated objections to ~ price controls don't apply to I hospitals. The reasoning in the
f
White House is that hospital
prices are somehow different
and can therefore be controlled
by administrative fiat.
The rationale musl be that
since hospital price!> are n sing
faster than
the Consumer
Price Index,
they are
pushed up ·
ward not by
costs but by
the greed and
ineHiciency or
doctor s and
medical ad·
ministrators
The doctors, on the other hand,
are insisting the costs have gone
up to pay ror the advanced
techniques and artillery In
America's unrelenting war
against sickness, disease, old age
and death. No doubt aboul ll, the
gadgetry is expens ive and
ferocious. If on Veterans Day the
doctors were to parade down the
aveflues brandishing the imple-
ments or their trade as the
Marines and the infantry do, lhe
spec tators would be ml:>re
frightened by medicine's cobalt
,;uns than by the Pentagon's
newest tanks. which arc s aid to
be perfectly harmless unless ooe
accidentally backs over your toe.
[
,.----------.... ] specialties does much for the was an lnl curinabhile curmudgeon,
cure of the sick, but the impact conservat ve sways and nar· VON HOFFMAN oncos'-'lslndlsputable. row in his outlook, who fiercely believed the words "My country. Instead of kicking up such an right or wrong." In dissent he
trate on devising ways to use
fewer towels or better purchas·
ing methods. It is not for them to.
say tbal certain sorts of pro-
cedures may be both too costly as
well as worthless.
Tbe opportunity to rearrange
the medical furniture is at band
because for the first time in de·
cades the doctors can look
forward to a.period of diminished
bargaining power. As Jong as
there was a doctor shortage.
there was no dealing with them.
Not only did we have to buy for
their labs every $200,000 gismo
the salesmen showed them, but
we had to lionize them In our TV
dramas.
That's changing. The doctor
shortage Is abating. This sprlng
we will graduate something like
twice the number of doctors we
did in 1966. In the same space or
time. the number of medical
schools has grown from 88 to 114.
so that In the next few years
many, many doctors will be com·
Ing on·stream, as they say when
they put a nuclear power plant in
operation. The ratio of pbysi·
cians per 100,000 people has risen
from a low of 130 to about 175 and
is expected to reach 210 or higher
by the middle of the ·eos.
undignified fuss because some saw sedition. The cry ot black
dying people want to swallow a power. by his lights, smacked of
few laetrile capsules, organized b lli Th f medicine should be looking at its re e 00• e argument ° COO.S· cience against the Vietnam War. own inefficacies. It should be ask· 88 he saw It. bordered on outright
ing its members and the public treason.
whether or not in the interests of He used hJs enormous power as health and economy some J specialties, like psychiatry, director of the FBI to uphold his
dermatology or allergy, sbouldn 't viewpoints. He indoctrinated his beabollshed. agents unUI they, too. saw no
THE ABOLITION of many, wrong in committing "patriotic"
though not all, specialties should crimes.
put these large numbers of Now John J . Kearney. a crack.
forthcoming doctors in compeU· conscientious agent has been in·
Uon with each other. By all rights dieted for violating the law in the Line or duty. He headed a covert· that ought to drtve down physi·
cians' wages. opening up the
possibility that. some of the
money previously paid in doc·
tor's salaries mlgbl be diverted
to other health professionals. The
lower·paid health professionals
are the ones who wtll have to
carry the responslblltty or ex·
ecuting preventive medicine pro·
grams and setting up at·bome
care for the sick and invalided.
It's ln these directions that we
can expect to acbleve our largest
aavlnga and the least assistance
from the main body or pbysl·
cians. A profession that won't
make house calls Isn't going to
evince much mterest in cutting
costs and increasing the quality
of care by doing lt in the patients'
homes.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
The tax coUector tells me I
now live lo a $100,000
house. J:f,ow oome I have to
buy day-Gld bread!
J .C.
Gl-y 0.. c-m-• ••• ,_,.,_.., ~M4MHIM<ett•rltfr9ftlot1"-¥~ .. lk, ........ "'-~ .,_"' ........ 0 1.111,0 .... 0.ihl'llel.
(JACK AN~ERSO~)
operatiom squad in New York
Clty.
AGONIZING pressure was
brought upon Attorney General
Griffin Bell to drop the charg~
against Kearney. The shock
wave. have shaken FBI morale
down to the roots, Bell waa
warned. But be told subordinates
that FBI agents must live by the
law they have sworn to uphold.
Agents who break the law. be
declared, should be prosecuted.
He not only approved
Kearney's indictment but may
seek the indictment of Kearney's
superior, J . Wallace LaPrade.
Bell told associates that LaPrade
has been "stonewalling." The at•
Lomey general indicated that he
would convene another grand
jury and give LaPrade the op-
portunity to clear the record.
Otherwise, Bell indicated he
would ask for LaPrade's indict-
ment.
The late J . Edgar Hoover bu
given bis name to the new FBI
headquarters. 8 huge.I. structure
across the street from me Justice
Department. It is an appropriate
monument to his memory. Ita
bulk overwhelms t~e parent
agency much as he overwhelmed
the attorney general. who wu
supposed to be bis supeJior.
But Griffin Bell does not int.end
to let the FBI again b~come the
tall that wags Washington.
GAS PAINS -It looks as ii the
great oil pipeline across Alaska
will be surpassed by a sas
pipeline across Canada, with all
the cost overruns. production de-
1 ays and environmental pro·
blems that have made the
A I askan pipeline so con·
troverstal.
The Federal Power Com·
mlaslon has recommended that a
Canadian plpeHn• be bullt to
carry natural gas from the north
slopes of Alaska to the lower '8
states. Thls abould greatll ln·
crease the amount 0( gas a•aila·
ble to American consumers.
But buried in the files of tbe
Environmental ProtecUon Al•· cy ls a 1tartlln1. confidential r"&-
port thatr the $7 billion pipeline
wlll cast the American t.uJ>a1· That the medic al he a vy
artillery saves Jives 1s debatable
America cont.mues lo lag in such
categones as infant mortality,
while Ure expectancy ror older
people. where you'd expect the
big guns to be bitting some
targets. has been more or less
stationary for a quarter of a cen·
tury.
ORGANIZED medicine's
response to this slate or affairs
may be to create an artificial
shortage, withdrawing doctors
from easy patleot access by
chaoneUng them into medical
specialties. Reportedly only 45
percent of tbe physicians in the
country are on tap to provide
primary medical care. The rest
are specialists, researchers or
administrators of one sort or
another.
Some Unlikely Stories
LAYMEN looking to cut costs
In medicine, however, focus on
the non·medlcal components of
tbe over-all costs Thq concen·
It's yet to be shown that the
multiplication of specialists or
the proliferation of their
Nixon, Carter. SALT talks,
ener1y, the economy .
Everyone J know ts wearied to
the marrow with the major is-
sues of the day.
So let ua turn lns\ead to those
warm llttle human interest
stor1es so-
famlliar and
comfortina to
a 1eneration
of newspaper
readers. 1bey
~•.1 _.a_fler all, m.acr our
natlion '•
n.ewspapers
what tMy are
today. u.e ts
a1asu-pljq.
Saa Olelo -Lasl Auiust 4,
wbea Mr. and Mn. Hobart Fent
were t.ourlna the Grand Tet.ona.
their 2-)"Ul'-<)ld ~k•r spaniel,
Rovtr, leaped Crosn the car win·
dow and dlsappeaNd. The Grand
Tetont 111 mON tban 1000 mUea
over tcr.Yering mountains and
burnlq daHru from tbo Fem'
home In San Dieao so they
thought tbey would Dever see
Rovor aaaln. They haven't.
w......--SenatorWUUam
Proxmlria ..-vuled today that
The Buteau ol Public Health and
pent "'* Pi1ll1oo -• l\udy to determl.M tho CIUltS of baldnou
( ARTHOPPE )
ill middle-aged males. He aald It
was probably worth it.
Saaaex DowH -Prlnceaa
Anne was thrown from ber hone
for the 108tb time here Sunday.
Sbe 1amelY 111\lflled to her feel
unaided, kicked the animal tn the
namp and Hid, ''The hell with it:•
BaJUJnon -Two brothers whO
had been separated for 37 years
were rwnit.ed here today. Doc·
tora deacrlbed the alx-bour
operation they performed on
Yang Shen and Yant Soo u ''uni·
que in the annala ol med.lc1De."
Newarll -Emma P'.Uck, Mao
ia totally deaf and almo.t ~
celebrated ber lOOth bil'tbda1 la
her tare• home here 1•i.da1 •UJ'l'OUDd9d by 1lll cblldren. 1'
grandchUdren end •'7 1r11t·
grandchildren. "They cleaned
out evf:!7 IUCk ~ rumlt~ in the
place.' she told police aC
terward.
Se~ A 1tudy ol IU7
tmpoteDFafa)ea revealed that
less Utan .003 per cent bad ever
won the Nobel Peace Prize.
B~ -MOit people wbo
round $4212.07 ln the back of a
taxi would have kept lt for
themselves. Instead. cab driver
Ollle O'NeaJ bet llo.n the bonea.
CbJcaco -Two re1earcbers re-
ported that children who sit in
one spot in front of the televtalon
set more than n ve boura a cj!,Y tend to wear out the carpel.
SeaUJe -When eccentric
apinater Felicl• SDahn. wbo .UHd
to rummage ror tOOd in aarbafe
cana, dled last week at the qe ol a, neighbors ~t abe "didn't
bav1 a penny.•· A subsequent
search cl her newapaper.Uttend
room revealed that actually lbe
was tndebt for m«e than $10,000.
LoedGa -A 1Diolteapenon at
Bucklntb•lll Palace described
rumors tbat Prince Charle•
woold marry Lady MUUtent
Smythe-Smith u "totally un·
f ou.nded." Tbtlr: re\aUolllblp
WU, bHald, "purely -.uJ."
,,
er..s hundreds of m.tllloos ol
dollars more than necessary.
THREE LARGE energy con-
glomerates -Arctic Gas, Alcan
and El Paso -have produced
rival plans for Its construcUon.
But the confidential leas~~= -study wauns that it ls ''
probable none of the three pro-
posed systems would be able to
meet its proposed schedule" and that all three proposals would
.. probably experience a certain
amount or c06t overruns.··
The analysis goes on to warn
that Arctic's Canadian pipeline
may not 'WOl'k at all under any
circumstances. The Idea of build·
int the pipeline under harsh
winter conditions, with tem·
peratures often dropping to SO
degrees below zero, "would pro-n basically impracticable and
would require extensive re·
visions or project abandon-
ment," the study declares.
President Carter must decide
which, if any, of the three plans
will be Implemented. Whatever
hls declalon, it probably wtU wind
up costing the taxpayers bllllona.
Footnote: Tbe feasibility study
was prepared at a cost of $120,000
by Researclt Planning As·
soclates. The three firms that
want to coostruct the pipeline
have submitted their critical
comments. Then a final venloo
wtll be presented to be the preal-
dent. It ls expected to have "coo·
siderable influence" upon the
president. a spokesman said.
NUCLEAR NIGtrrMARE -
Nuclear power has been
ballyhooed aa a cheap ronn or
energy, which could replace oil
and solve the ener1y crisis. Yet
there ls dfsmayiq evidence that
nuclear power Is actually run·
ntng up utility bills and aagravat·
ing unemployment.
The story Is told in a rorthcom·
Ing boot, "Nuclear Power: The
Bar1ain We Can't Afford," by
the Waahlngtoo·based Envt.ron-
mental AcUoa Foundation. We have obtllned tbe raw galley
proofs. Here are a (es cl the
bl1hlllhta:
-'l'be book alleges that
nuclear powtr plant.a have bad
average cost ovemma or 100 per·
cent. ln most instances, unsafe
deslp and equipment bad to be
corrected at a cost that was
pa11ed al0111 to the utlllty
cuatomen.
-The nuclear industry has
claimed It.a exorbitant capital
coata are cff aet by the low C06l of
radioactive uranium. But the
truth, accordinl to the book. ls
that uranium supplies are
dwindling danteroualy. Already,
that price has abot up from S7 to
M2 per pound. It could reach ~
a pou.ncf by 198$, tbe book warns.
-Because of aoartn1 prices.
Wesllnabouse Electric. the na·
lion's largest builder or nuclear
plants. abrupUy cancelled all of
Ha uranium contracts. Thia
·Jeavea 27 utl1ltlea wltb no
guarantee of future aupplles.
OltAHG~ COAST
DAILY PILOT
Robnt It. Wm. hblUlwr
T"°1no1 Ktml. f;d#or
Barbara ICrdbid&.
CchlorfoJ Po~ UUor
The edltort11 pace Of tM Dally Piiot 1uka to Inform and •lmutate r.adtrt by pr-.enuna on this P•I• dlverM ~mentary
on toPlca ot lnttte.t by ayndlut·
cd columnlm and ~artoonlm. b)'
PfO\'ldlal • fontm ror rtaden' vltw\ · •nd by prttcnUn1 Uu ,,...,•Pf''• oplnlolla 8"d kStM • CWftN topft'I 'rM 8dJlort1l ~Of tht D1tt1 Pilot IPPffl' ~ In \M editorial Colul'l'ft at Ult
• '11 lfle P•U· OplniOM t•• pn:iiMd by th• tehamntsta And
tvtOOlll ll and I Utt' wntm are ~ownandno~~d tJl Ir vi~• b)' the Dai11 PSkit
•hcUld bt lnr•rrtd.
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'Guru' Tell8 B w to ReaCli. Him After Death
~ BOVLDER, Colo. lAP> -ll wu ~ ord1a.a.fy
aulclde.
On April l , 2dward Nyla1'tcr aent ~ frten41 a
photosrapb of hlmaell. Ten d111 later, tea cbarnd
body wu fou.nd ln a cave next to a can t6 caaoU.De,
ln a YOI• po11lloo wllb a ak\all in hla lap -Juat u be
had poeed ror the photo.
HE HAD ALSO ENT TllS fdend• a
rnetlcwously printed letter, d«alll"I how they
could contact hlm .tier bll death.
Nylander wu n. the ~ ol a retlrecl Alt Poree
aer1eant. He was a 1raduate ot Oberlin Q)Uece Sn
Ohio. an Opthnilt lnternaUonal Youth Award win·
ner, •·f•ctol")"worlcer, a pinball hale, a ttudentot
i:utem phiJotophles and a 1elt-ttyled *""'· He wu alto a 1u1clde, the county coroner alcl.
BE DAD REVEALED AN intention to kill
blmaelt to a lrlend.
''When a I a1ked what form be wu coming
back in, hejustamUed." tbefiiendaald.
He a.lao hinted at it. ln a letter to bla parents.
"l felt st.ranee after read.Inf the letter, but I
boped my feellngs werea 't based on anythfnc." said
his rather, George Nylander.
Perhar» the best clue to Nylander'• su:fcJde.
and to bow he relt about lt. was lntheletter beaentt«>
the iorriends.
PO .,. wi....... "HEREIN ARE CONTAINED THE4essential SE ANTICIPATES DEATH POSTURE . life and teachlnes of your friend Edward __ E_dW __ ~_Ny_l_a_nd_•r_Hl_n_ted_Su_lckt __ •_to_F_rf_,•_nd_•_ Nylander;· be wrote. "The fin\ basic recoeni.Uon
Yolontary _Code
C:Ompliance Urged
about the cycle or birth and death, indeed the nature..
of all worlds, is their Uluaory, dream eaence... '
But the suicide is stm a mystery.
When Edward Nylander came to BoulderJntb.e
summer of 1974, he brou&bt a wife and a miulon -
to continue his spiritual pursulta, to teach hi.a own
method of self-realization.
pre.tent 1tate of mind and emotion decided
olherwbe, optlna for immediate aeehwon rather
than ~,pt further the upeeWn1 of my preearious
balance, .. be wrote. ;' ·
WITll THE LETT Ea. HE SENT a box contaln-int hla wedding plcturea, divorce papen, bi1b school pbototrapha and diploma.
NyJander 1pent the Jui month of hJs ute ln
Boulder, medltatlnl at tho Dor1• Dzon1 temple and
playinl pinball at the Old Chlca10 Arcade. He HW
the mo\'te "A star la Born," four ti.ma.
On March 18, he moved Into the Harvest House,
an e.xpelllve bot.el on the outlkirtl of 8C>Ulder. He
beau auembll,na tbe 10 packet. that were to be
sent to b1a trtcmda.
ACCORDING TO THE l..E'rn!B HE sent to
friends, Edward Nylander would be relncarnated.
By meditallnc on bl.I picture, atartbie at three
mhlutea and worklnC up to 20 minutes, hla friends
-would be able to reach him, he wrote.
The picture showed a younc man with a thin
'beard and'Wfre.rtm aluaes, smtllnr, slttlnf before
.alD and.ala with a skull in b1a bands.
CSee~ct.Ql:NOTES,AJt)
Pet Owner
Sues for
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FRESNO (AP) -A
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has sued a fc:eriner here
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SAN FRANCISCO CAPJ The fire chief has
promised a drive to encourage gay establishments
to voluntarily meet fire and building codes.
HE HAD GRADUATED FJ\OM Oberlin in 1971, for more than a million
a six-month Journey in Europe wltb an ascetic sa1e dollars, c:bargio1 the
already behind him. After graduation be stayed at owner has hidden slx,
Oberlin, teaching yoga for the colle&e's physical valuable Himalayan
· Reglst"ratlon Fee ONLY $20 • Reasonable Tuition
"We're going lo proceed first with a public
education approach to the problem," said Fire
Chier Andrew Casper ... But 1fwe dl:>n_,t get COOl>e?CF
tion, then we'll have to take the necessary steps and bring the police and district attorney in.••
Casper made bis promise in response to com·
plaints that many gay bars, restaurants and bath
houses were fire traps. Nine fires have st.rock gay
establishments here since 1972.
education department. Highland Sheepdogs.
He was, said friends, something of a guru in Patricia Allan, owner
Oftlo. Hlirwtfe had been one of bis students. -Di Tri Mark Miniatures ·
Things were different in Boulder, a university in Bakersfield, sald she
town, home of the University of Colorado. Boulder boarded the do.gs with
is a bastion of the do-your-own-thlng, let-lbe-other-Pet Motel kennels here
guy-do-his mentality. to be shown to potential
"THERE WERE ALREADY TOO many re-
ligious leaders In Boulder, so it didn't work out,"
said Art Hoffman, a drug counselor In Denver who
was close to Nylander durina the lut weeks of bis
life. ·
buyers.
She alleges Pet Motel
owner M. Laverne Rush
refused to .show the do&s
to potential purchasers
and has refused to reveal
their whereabouts.
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Hoffman said Nylander used the hallucinatory
drug LSD to perpetuate his spiritual highs, but the
extent of his drug use is not known.
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ENLIGHTENMENT
and SUPERNORMAL
ABILITIES
Nylander took yoga and meditation courses
that first summer in Boulder. In September, he
went to work for Storm Products Co. in nearby
Broomfield. •
THE COMPANY MAKES SPECIAL wire pro-
ducts and cable. Nylander was "a 1ood. conscien·
tious w~ker." his former boas said, and was soon
working as an assistant to the production manager.
He became close rrlends with a purchasing
agent for the company, Art Howard. Nylander
seeQled strange at first, Howard said, but they
found a common bond In Ea.stem mysU~1sm, dis-
cussing "different realities" during Jun& breaks,
going to bear visiting gurus In Boulder and Denver. •
Levitation by mere intention.
invisability and mastery of the laws
of nature through the
In August. 1976. Nylander and his wife separat·
ed. The divorce. filed under Colorado"s no-fault
statute. became final in November.
"HE WAS REALLY BROKEN VP over the
separation," Howard said.
Transc-endental Meditation Program
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Admission $3.00
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NIGHT
BLOOMING
tlASMINE
1 Gal. Rec· 2.50
~7.
"During the "first month after It he said he
dido 't have the guts to keep on living. He started
getting happier, though, and enjoytnc his work
after a month or so. I thought I had him talked into
going to study spirituality -possibly in India."
In February, Nylander quit his job and a week
later gave up his apartment in Broomfield. He
moved into a hotel in Boulder and wrote lO hls
parents.
· · 1 thought at first I would be able to pay a vlsit
to all of you before setting out but it appears that my
IFlorl.t specialf
Two Great
Indoor
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Palm --tlegant
feather.Ute tron~1.
6" Pot . 8.95
New Use
O/Anm
FilmEniU
the dogs as small. rare,
beautUul and intelligent,
and said she intended to
use them as the basis for
a new breed, She added
she rears they,have been destroyed.
The dogs are valued at
$200 to Sl,000 each.
Calculating the value of
their progeny and adding
puniUve damages, Miss
Allan asked for Sl,308,000
in lhesuU.
Yw'lence
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WASHINGTON CAP)
-A psycblatrist told a
conference at Chevy
Chase Baptiat Church
that viewin& violence on
television clearly in·
creases violent behavior.
Cltin& research on the
matter, Stephen T.
Hersh, assistant director
of ehild and youlh
services at the National
Institutes of Mental
Health, said: "The quea·
lion bas been answered:
Viewioa violence in-
creases violent behavior.
"It has been clearly
established that
television teaches the
use of aggressive
behavior in 1olvln1 con·
flicta."
Builder Jailed
SAN F~ANCISCO
(AP) -A Napa con·
atrucUoq contractor baa
been aenten.ced to 120
days In JIA oa a cllu&e
ot fl11tnll1 atlll.IU ana
filing a false federal Jn·
come ta ntum for 197~. James~ FerluSon. 44,
wu order-.d confined to
tbe federal cam9 at
Lompoc.
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microphone containin1 controla and a r~
mote transceiver that can be mounted oul
of sigb.t.
~ WASln.NGTON (AP) -Clillent Ba.od radios
probab&J WW tl.nu• to C<ISt 1111.leb J lbaD their· 1~ nta11 prices al lea.at unw fall. . •a parttcularty IO with ZS.Chanoet models,
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lon1er wUl b9 produced alter Au1.1.
TRE l'BDll!RAL COMMtJNICATIONS Com·
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ndiot and other home electroblc entertainment
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'nlole 1peclftcaUona wW have the effect of makina the manula.ctwing COits of 23~hannel sett
comparable to thole of 40-channel unlta.
••There ma~ never again be such prices as
there are now,' say1 one Industry wider. "But
when tbe drag effect of the 23-channel sales ls gone,
the pric~ ot the .0-channel models wUl stabi&e."
Anot.berindustry observer disagrees, saying, "We
al"ayawUlhavediscountiD&."
23-cbannel Seta SwamP-Sommer .. Market
~· . .
INDEED, THE GaOWTB OFTRE CB lnduttry'
would aeelll to insure continued competit.19e prices.·
A lot ol firml -lo-
cludin& such industry J
gianta as General 'Elec-( roNSUMER tric, Motorola and RCA ~
which long lenored CB -.,,.., --------joined the compeUUon,
bopingtop~UrOmtheCBboom.
The results: overproduction or radios,
drastically reduced prices and a lot of people hurt
financially trytna to aet some of the action.
••EVERYBODY IN TQE INDUSTaY overex·
panded in reaction to the boom," says Clifford
Bean, who dld a detailed CB-market stuctY last fall
for Arthur D. LitUe, Inc., a Cambridge, Mass.,
tbin1t tank.
As a result of so many trying to get into tbe
market. "we're now seein1 a shakeout" of viable
companies, adds Arthur Guller, president of the
Communications Equipment Distributors Aa.socia·
lion, in another interview. But most obMrven appear to agree with John
Sodolakl, vice preaident fO«' communications of
Electronic Industries Association, a trade croup
representing CB manufacturers.
•"TB&MAUET ITSELF DOES ooL appear to c_;.-
be alft.'lu doWt\.'' he Hts. ~Oliiiac tho first three
moatbl altbe year, rec lltense ~cauoa.a •ere
Just UDder 2.1 inllllcm. 'l1lla was more than last year
at th.ii tlme which Ht a record."
"IJeenstna dld tall o(f a blt ln A9ril, •• be adds,
"but whether ihat 't aljnlllcant or not la bard to say. Beeause this ls a new business. no one knows for
sure what wlll happen.••
Sodolsld and Bean predict that between 10
mlWon and 13 miWoo CB sets will be sold t.b1s year.
approx1matln1 last year's sales.
Guller aarees a aubstanUal CE market re-. malna.
• "NOBODY DENIES ANY llOBE that this ls a
fad, .. he aaya. "Everybody a,rees •.. that it no loacer 1a a flash in the pan." MeanwbUe, the lJldustry ls closely watching
Texas Instruments, Inc., the giant semiconductor
manufacturer that bu announced Jta entry into the
CB market with a radio controlled by mlcrocom·
put.en. ;,
Tl'• announcement said its new radio
representa a "quantum jump in CB technology"
that "puts all operat!n• cootrols in a small. l11btwetgbt handset for Instant fingertip com-mand.a; provides memory·atored, push-button
selective c~ and produces the finest signal
quality ol any comparably priced CB currently
available."
GM Stops Car Replacement -Offer ITS RADIO, WJDCB Will.. include direct dial·
ing to other CBen using Tl sets, will be marketed
tbia fall at a coet of $325 for mobile units and $375 for
base sets.
Operatin1 on both the AK and single-sideband
modes, the unit ia operated by push buttons on a
microphone the size of a pocket calculator. DETROIT <AP> -General Motors has ex· tended its offer of a special warranty on Buicks,
OJd.smobile.s and PooUaca equipped with Chev.rolet
engines, but has ended Its offer to exchange the cars for new ones.
GM's offer to take baCk the cars and refund the
purchase price as credit on a new veblcle, leas eight
cents for every mile driven, ended tb1s week.
The announcement was the company's response to a ruling by a New York State Supreme
Court justice who ordered that both offers be ex·
tended to June 11 to give customers more time to
exercise their options.
GM said it would c G ) comply with the court or· TAKIN
der in New York, but STOCK
would not extend the car --------· exchan&e offer beyond
June 1 on a nationwide bas~. GM officials said the
DFFERRED
GIVING PLAN S
THROUGH THE
1111\\t,1 C 11\'I \ 't I \
C AN PROVIDE
Taxable
'-..-
Saks Rise
Sales s ubject to
California's saltis and
use tax soared to a re·
cord $83.3 billion during
1976, an increase of $10.3 billion or 14.1 percent
over 1975, according to
Iris Sankey, a member
of the State Board of
Equalliation.
-She said, however,
that the increase was of·
fset by average price in· creases of 6.1 percent for
the year.
THIS IS THE NEW
deadline was establlabed "to provide sufficient
time for the replacement veblcle to be built before
197'1-model produetJon ends·~ summer.
·199 LA·Clafrago F re Eged
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Trans World Airlines has proposed anew "super coach" fare between Los
Angeles and Chlca10 tbat would fly passengers for
lets than two-t.h.lnls of the current price.
The service, which would cost $99 one way, dif.
fen from mOlt discount tares beeause of the
absence of reatricUoos. It also would not be
necessary to purchue the ticket in advance, as in
m0$l other discount fares.
TWA plans to aubstitute Its present five round-
lrip f1lthta daily between the two cities with a
special Boelna 707 f1Yine ttrtce a day. It would have no first.class section and cmtain 187 coach seats.
U the Civil Aeronautics Board approves the
plan, it will become effective Sept. 8.
Telellle Tri .. ..,._
Telefl.le Computer Corp., Irvine, has reported
total revenues of $3,211,214 for tt>e six-month period
ended March 81. Unaudited consolidated revenues
for the corporation and its subsidiaries were more
than twice the $1,474,403 reported for the like period
in fiscal 1976.
An income tax benefit of $86,910 resulted in a
net l068, following historical trends, of $80;225 for
the current reporting period. Tb.is compares with
the $198, 781 net loss reported tor the first half of the
previous year, taking Into account a $200 provision
for income taxes, but not an income tax benefit. The
per·ahare loss for the current six-month period
amounted to 6 cents, compared with 16 cents la.st year.
Samuel V. Edens, president and chief ex-
ecutive, said both revenue and loss figures are on
target. He sald Telefile's goals for the total fiscal
year are to increase both revenue and earnings
beyond the average growth rate that the company
, has experienced over the pastfive years.
IJNCOLN
VEllSAJl,LES
Ag Push
Urged by
Official
FRESNO CAP) -Farmers must ·promote
the importance of a
"healthy and stable food
economy" to counter en-
vironmentalist demands
for stricter controls, a
federal ol.f'lclal says.
r' And here are just a few of the rave
notices it is getting from the experts.
"For 4 car of Its wheelbase. overall size ar,c/ weight, the V9t$af/les' ride Is
unusc/all¥ smooth due to• variety of
design techniques and engineering
innovations:·
All1'9d E. Burk, Bllllmore Newt Ametlcen
"Mo&t of the cart reflnements-ws• penalon, atHrlng, anddrfv. t'lln-cannot
be seen, but they can certalnlY be r.tt:·
Larry Kirt Schanz. D. 0 ..
Medlcal Eoonomtca
"The ride 1s smooth .•• ease of
hand/Ing, • ml/or Cl~ d'•tct lor •ctr -Jtke ttr'3;-rs ttre1w111 t ~Wlten It
comes to parl(/no and m111.uvwtna In
close quarters. the car IHI' downright
nimble ... getting In and out ol th• Vvrse11/es Is easy ... "
Jottn Ethridge, Motorit.nd
"Ttle styli~ ol the Vvrsafli.111
unmistakably L1ncotn:'
Bolton~ A"*lcan
Hit has an exceflent set of brakes
(diic. e/l 1f'OtJnd) and ft o,,.twtel with
almost complete quietness With rocking·
chair comfort:•
Hugh Randofph, O.kl1nd (C..) Ttlbune
"The ride is super.quiet .•• the aeats are maS81ve and you,._ not going to <Jo
any bumplngeround on thON Molli>
padded surlacel"
Angua uldlaw, Mechanl• lllulltat.d
"The V.raall/es Interior presenta •
striking blend of elegance and.oomtort:•
Floyd Hall,
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'71te fm.,;o;·~ plcahty llhtutlou• as
be/Its any automoblle bflarlng tlwt Uncoln nameplate.•
Auto R8POftl
"Th• whole "<lriv1ng •~riflnC(I In ,,._ v.n /his can bfl plnned dOwn In one word-plulh." •
Mffhtnlx lllum••9d
THE QUIET NEW LINCOLN VERSAILLES WITH A
SUPERB LUX,URY CAR RIDE
.
Buy or lease
at the sign of the cat!
1
Agriculture should push Its .. strong point.a"
to Cooiress, tb~ courts'
and the people, says
Robert W. Long, who
wa1 usistant secretary
of agriculture under
Earl Butz and is a
former Irvine Company
vice president.
1'1SI Report• Bat 'l'ear
MSI Data Corp., Costa Mesa,_ has annowiced the fiscal year ended Marcb 26 was the best 1n ltS 10-year history; directors declared a cash dividend
of 7 cents a share to be paid June 30 to shareholders ot record May 27. Directors will consider paying dividends on a quarterly basis ln the future, depend-
ing on such factors as the company's future operat·
ing resultB and cash needs.
.MSl earnecU2.756,.S19..or $1.AO a~are..iD fiscal
1977. In the prior year, the company reported earn·
ings from continuing operations of $'938,805, or 48
cents; however, a!t~r a charge of $1,564,354 for the
discontinuance of the Astros product line, the com· pany bad a net loss of $625,549.
Revenues for fiscal 1977 rose to $34,259,0N from
$31,213,991 in the previous year Earnings for the
fourth quarter of fiscal 1977 increased to $753, 704, or
38 cents, up from the $4.93,860, or 25 cents, earned in the comparabley period of fiscal 1976.
Business Opens
Iot.ematiooal Offs« Marketing Corp .. Irvine,
bu recently been formed to provide internatlooal
marketing, services to United States manufac-
tur.ens. lt,spec1aliaea 1n intematiollal oUset (barter)
transactions.
Elwood E. Parrish ls president and chief ex-ecutive offlcet. He bu previous association with
firms such as United States St.eel International,
Cbryaler lntem~onaJ, Remington Rand Australia. Ply., and ITEK Corp.
Revan D. Komaroff is chairman of the board.
Earl T. Bincltley is executive vice president;
Norman H. Green ia secretary-treasurer.
Over The Counter
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NYSE COMPOSfi'E TRANSACTIONS
Fr!c!!y. June 3, 19T7 llN DAILY PILOT
lntere~t Fight
Fed Batt/,es RreiUlent
AB1'IWR P. BUBNS, CIWaJIAN
of the F.cleral Reserve Boud. is vined by admirers as an allll05t god· Uke~ a WIM, lnsplacllile. d8dlcat-
ed c servant who lta:adl l\l8l'CI
ega t tbe exceaa d ~mad
presidents. Burns' avowed enemy and chief fear
ls the lack of disclpline that penn1ta iD-
fJatioa to catch on. such as excessive speudJnl, deficits, demand tbat exceeds tbe eCODOmy's ability to produce,aloppy work habits, ms chief weapon ls In~ rates, wblcb the ll'ed can to
80IQe ext.eat manipulate in an effort to mate excesses Im·
poalble by caU5iog the tinaDCia& •oe them to be too ~
peaalve.
BllRl'IANCE. PRESllllEHrC.UTD-Sbudtetdiree-tm', belleves that interest ra&es ilMlmaelvea are as much ease as cure. •
.. Myconcernlsthatwetdedtoeontrottnflatlotltb!'oaab
lDterest rates previously, and lt didn't wort:• be said In
response to a reporter'• questioa 8' a news conference this
week. .
Wbile ~remain about the efficacy of hiahet in·
terest rat.es ln controllina infl~ tiere is no disa,ree-··
ment at all about the power of high int.erestrates to slow tho ::
econo1a,1.
carncs OPBuaNS llAINTAINthe Feclhubeell iMf· ..
fectiu api.nst infiatio.n bu1 auccesatul lD restr.mlD&
economic ap•mion, eometiln• a\ ftl7 lllapproprlate
tames. • of•'--. One ol the chief frustratiiclls ol critics. and even WIG
~of the United States, Is that the Fed makes its de-
dslons ID private and sometimes does not AUAfactodlJ ex· .
plalD its moves even to the Ccxigresa.
With relatively litUe accountability, It can make de-
ctslons that have enormous economic consequences. And
sometimes, the cr1Uca say, the Fed has heal wrong.
D' IS BELIEVED BY JllANY economists that the Fed '
wn mlstaken when it ttihtenecl money In 19'15 and sopped
up the tax rebates that were meant to stimulate the "'
ecGbOIQY. Burns blmaelf told C0qress &be J'ecl mllJat ha~ enedS::~":~m""'8!ntlae FedmqnottlDdentanrl ~
die ft17 ~c fareee lt eeeb to CC!llbd~at, 801Detlmel 1t ta lndllled eo l1lbt mn.._ by tbe
domlltic el"'DOln;I wheD .. a.mo al lnflatl• be ~
from Wftbout. " .... IDevttably, benuse ol ¥s ovetpowahts i--=nce. Ge : ·
dispute neolves ltaelf Into a "4Daideu1tiall Of Bwna the t
man.., °'i
SUPPORTERS OFTBECllAlllMANview him as a liv· -
iDI monument to common seme, to restraint.. to economic : ~o:. respoosibillty. He is revered by many as the embodtmeot ~
of the wholesome old virtues.
Hts critics complain be is obstinate and self.righteous, •
and perhaps impervious to the merits of economic points of
view other than bis own, to wbichbe bas lq been firmly at·
tached as a prof es.soi-, resean:her and covemmentofflctal.
The fear amoog Carter people DOW is that interest rates
might die and eDd tbe upanidon. It wouldn't ·be the first
UmetluitCbalrmaDBurnaba cbaUcngedapresldent.
Tun Reports Spur
Stock Market Surge
NEW YORK (AP) -Somefnwable developments on the sensf.Uve subjects of 1nfiatioQ and mterearatea inspired
a broltdrally In tbe stock market today.
'1be Dow .Jones averaao of ao 1DdUltria1 &tocb was up t.oe~aom.a
Gamers ou~ tosen bJ belt.a-than a 2·1 margill among New York StoctExobq•llstediaua. The pace of tradlnc moalned stuiatab, however.
At tbo same time. New Yark'a QUbaak kept lta prime lend.JAgnt.o at 6~ per'Ceftt.
Steel#l•Tlte s,,., .... ,
NEW 'IORlt •A.-l-~ 4 e.'". 91'1c. aftd Mt -. f# «¥ ftf...., "'°" ectl.,. .. .,. Y11'11 -SIOOI E~ "'-
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lllEW VORIC 'AP~ Stlltl, • ....._ 9Ptc:it
..., .,.. ~ "' ... Utt mm = ~ ... 5lodl ~ ~.....,..,., .. _..~$1.
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fLJI .....
·aeaning Oitt
•
I
Eveorything
lfti tDwll al a.trtct. Ntb., bu • new, a.a.•. MO·pnnU[e, NWW-c1-nAu devte.. WOl'b ID a mnana< muner. At hllJ PoWef,
It ua bl.Ill tbe water tDddlal7 and \.llM&J*• WdlJ ,..., ........Ual toilet bowll all tbe ,...,
"' to tM betb.room Hllblp. Some people In tnc. baff compla!Hd ~ oftfflnl lk• mcllt report.I aboul penonal
per1mce1 w1tb that thln1. .
CU ab lf St. Bwnardl could be
tntlled • attack clop. Could be~but that woWdn 't be a bt no-
. lion. They're 'to even
~ t.belr tn.1nfTI couldn't bu· dle them with cooftdence,
it they were to turn oo the
tn.noeat.
Add to that Ult ot uni·
que moaiken • Coloredo mu named Ulmer Sainer
Armentrout.
The Maori people doo't lib red lips. They ta&oo thetn blue.
Addrea maU to L. II. EJosld, P.O. Boz U60,
Coda Jina. CA 121DS.
-ff. FrasP-eeA7
r
SUICIDE NOTES. • • (' • Howard, bis former co-worker, visited
Nylander at the hotel. "When I saw the pictures and
litters I knew he wu going to kill himself. lie left tfu>usands of hints but I never believed them until
then."
A four-weM coane ID coa.ertaUooal Soanllh ti~ ollend tJt& tum·
mer l*l1mdnl June JO
by CollWDe CCmununlty
COllte•· Tbe 1Pten11n couno ta 1tructured tor people
who deal wtth tb•
Spanllh spealdn1 pub11c tn an educational Ol"
aoelal Mttlni· The two-unit count
mew from t a.m. to noon Monday tbrou1b
Tbunda.Y unW July 14 at Coaatlin.e'a Area U
Educational Center
locat..s oo Baker Stnet
between Brtltol ud the
Newport Freeway over·
pualnCostaMeaL
For re1istratlon In-
formation. call 183-0824.
ontest
Winnen
Named
Cub awards and re-
cognition certificates
have been bestowed up-
on 1ix Chicano writers and poeta as winners of
UC Irvine's th-ird
Chicano Llterary Con-
test. M arise I a Cortez
Adams ol Sierra Madre
captured tosr mmora 1n the sbol't story cateaory
with her entry "Tomor·
row Ia Only Saturday." ., ON APRIL 1, AT 1:%8 A.M., Nylander checked v.:-t-place winner in the out or the Harvest HoU5e. He paid $500 in cash to set-· ., u 0
Ue bis bill, mailed the 10 packets. poetry competition la
A biker found the bodyEe footbllls west of Alma Villanueva of
n-Id Sebastopol for her collec· -..vu er. lion tiUed "Poetry."
. • I SEOOND PRIZE in the
D t L .... E he short story competition ea IUJ re went to Rey Madueno of
I LOS ANGBLES CAP>
-. Director-producer
"llllam Castle, 63, a
master of horror whose
.movies included ~·Rosemary's Baby,"
liied Tuesday.
~
· CHICAGO (A'J' > -}layn6 Sbcrfer, ex~ullve
director of the National
£aster Seal Society for ~rippled Children and
Adult.I since 1971, died
:rhursday. .
• SAN DIEGO (AP > -
JJllcbard D. Back, 74, CO·
;founder and vice presi·
~ent of the International
l
NcCObltell
NOn'UAlllS
Legun• Be•Ch
414-9415
Litgun• Hiiis
768-<)933
..t3 Los Alamitos for bis
Institute for Conserva·
tlon and founder or a con-
servation laboratory in
Oberlin, Ohio, died
Saturday, associates
said Thursday. •
CHICAGO (AP> -
Alfred A. Flnley, brother
of Oakland A's . owner
Charles 0 . Finley, died
Thursday foll owing an ii·
lness. Alfred Finley, 57.
of Munster, Ind., was
vice president of Charles
O. Finley, Inc., and had
worked with bis brother
for 25 years in the ln·
surance and baseball
business.
Death Notlea
work "A Pure and Sim-
ple Fantasy." Roberto
Rodriguez of Whittler
placed third with •'The
Disappearance of the
Maya People."
Victcr Manuel Valle oi
Whittier won second·
place honors in the
poetry category with bis
collection tilled "U·
le&al" and Carlos LOm· brana of Modesto placecl
third with" Only Came
Here to Grease."
First-place reciplenta
in both categories re-
ceived $tOO cash awards
in addition to recognition
certificates.
Eye Trip
An aftcnoan punt OD
the river cam and other
tradJtiool of Enaland'• aoo-rear old Pembroke
Co l•I• await to Uni'venlt;y of Cali.fornla
ltudentl who will attend class• at Cambrld••
. Untverait)' th1a aummer throueh tbe UC Irvine
summer aealona.
The atudeftta wlll
enroll ln two tour-unit
counes tauOt bY taeul·
ty members of Cam-
ue .. -_.u. briqe Unlvenity. The n-. un.11•.. cluaes will be Mlected
Buddy EbMn from a curriculwn that
includes Brttlab Abandoned~~~~-~~-=
monment. atate f.!d
Iceboxes society ln Britain and elite. 1n Britlab society.
Studenta-will receive UC
Draw Ire uedlt for completion of
tbe pracram.
"SOFA •••• SLEEPERS"
MANY 114UTWUL S1'YUS a f'AlllCS TO
58.ICT ROM ••• A"( VBY llASOM.ULI PllCIS
DENTE'S FURNITURE
IN LAGUNA NIGUEL \
OYB S.000 $9UAll NIT Of fUIMITUal OM DISPLAY
27112FOUES10.A.D, PMOMI IJl.0931 ---iP"~
Tbe Boy Scouts, the
U.S. Marines and Barbor
Area ad« Buddy Ebsen
have declared war on abandoned refrigerators
wbtcb become death traps for playful
children.
oa. tlCBAtD Bailden, dean ol the UCI· .._.. S.. Dleft ""Y· • · Extemioo p_,.am and W...W.M .... h.A ...... IOACI C....Y..,llliW;.
Beginning at 8~30 a.m.
Saturday, the Orange
County Council of the
Boy Scouts of America
wlll stage a day.Jong
campaign aeainat
castoff ice boxes and
relrii«at.on.
SCOUTS WILL dis-
tribute literature about
the menace and older
Explorer Scouts wUl be
on call throu&hout the
da}' to dismanll~ re-move any refrigerators
at the request of cllizem.
Anyone desiring to get
rid of such an old ap-
pliance may call 546-t990
to make the arr~ge
menll, according to of·
ftclall of the Save A Ufe
Campaign organized by
the Orange County Coun-
~u ol the Boy Scetats of
America.
PRESENTS
0"'1!0A .........
director ol UCI awn mer 1.AMC•MalCAID. MASTla CNM9I
sessions, sald the classes ~================~====~~==~~ will be coordinated with ...;
field trips to mus~ms,
arcbaelogical and his·
torical sites and other
significant places to ~ake
full advantage or the.
Engli.sblocaUon.
Siudents will reside ln
Pembroke Colleae.
founded in 1M7 end third
oldest ol the 20 colleies
that make up Cambridae
University.
TWO UCJ .rumoas
will attend the aeaaiona
~p_ported by full
scholarships made
available throulh the of.
flee of UC President
David S. Saxon. Neal
Fra1er of Irvine and Vic-
toria Cutcbens of Hunt-
1 n gt on Beach, both
biological sciences ma-
jors, were selected to re-
ceive the awards hued
upon their scbolanblp
and fJDancla1 need.
all steaks~€ noc ~eateb equal
Serving great steaks ts no
accident. And even If you·ve been eattng at a lot of fine steakhouses,
you ma_y be in for a pleasant SUP,rlse at the Cask 'n Cleavet
From our "blind taste te~ hand-picking our
meats, to serving only Com Belt beet~ careful aging, to cutting
your steak to order; to searing and sealing In natural julcGand
flavor; to really wann service, no one does more to serve you a better
Steak and great things to go with it than Aa
kthe Cask 'n Cleavet ~'f!. cas n ~c~--~·
CltaV€Q
16eO~St.
Newport Bench
752-2538
(Near Orange Coooty
Airport. Take MecArthur
to Birch to Dolle.
Next to Marie Callender's.)
Now Open -Newport Bedch
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It II n.11 to be thl&r IMt vttlt t~ttMr on U.S. toU. ~ Mn. D ableU. Tbe '11-yeu•_aac1. yoca ma1ter, Jtnown to tM w11tem
world tor blMdi~ ''Sal'' medlta·
ti on with bule 'Ualha" YOI•
pottu,...; la on the way back to
Jn(I ta to bo with h r 1uru.
Mat.ajl put It tblt way ... J know
my tut reincamatlon wu ln In-
dia -1 know that, nobody neodl
to tell mo that :._ and J want to
1pend my tut.day• there "
W!tb some .-0 yeara behind her
u a YOI• teacher. she cone-., ·•t have not even atarttd tJ\e work
I've been cut()ijt to do."
Born EU1enie Petersen to a
Swedish-born banker and a
Ru11ian noblewoman, Matajl
moved to India as a younc
Stretching exercises and
deep breathing result in
· an 'infusion of energy, a
sense·of well-being and
emotional tranquility,'
says yoga master lfldra Devi.
womJn, aDd began a short film
career under the name. Indra
Devi. Tbeatert there attempted
to bill her as a Ruaslart countess,
a title she aaya belongs to her
molber's family, not to her.
Mat.a.JI 01.-tms 11he was ''pulled
lo India" aJnce having a book re-
ad to her as child about the yogis.
She baa alnce returned to Russia,
for 1hort vtslts on!Y, brin&ing yoga teachlnp with her.
She also opened the first re·
coinlzed YOI• school in China. in
1939 tn Shanghai.
Recalling her arrival in the
U.S. lo 1947, Mataji said "I never
really wanted to come to the U.S.
When I saw pictures of
1ky1crapers, I knew it wasn't (or
me. But it turned out to be a very
lovely Um~ ln my life."
Greta Garbo, Gloria Swanson, Robert Ryan and Jen-
nifer Jones were among her slu·
dents at a yoga school she operat·
e<l in Hollywodl through the 'SOs.
But since 1962, she has pre-
ferred the rugged plateaus or
Tecate to city Ille. "You can
stand anywhere on my ranch ana
turn 360 degrees, and not see
another building anywhere,'' she
says, proudly.
At her ranch she grows her own
food and pumps fresh water from
a well. <She carries distilled spr-
ing water wfth her when travel-
ing.) She aJso operates the ln-
ternationaJ Yoga Center, where
hundreds of instructoTS and stu-
dents come annually for training in Saiyoga.
"Sai" yoga, she explains, is not
a branch of yoga, but "a new
spirituaJ attitude."
"It is based on the prem~that
light and darkness do not live
together. Therefore, if you keep
the light bumtn1 in your heart,
you will not allow darkness to
cludlq tM president. At 11 a.m.
the meetinl came to a bait and
two televisfon sets were carried
in. '
That's the show where naming
tunes aucb as "Meet Me 1n St. t.ouis," °For Me and lfy
Gal," and .. America the
Beautiful" earned him a
refrlaerator-freezer, a television
aod a trip to South America (for one).
keep YO\I in the $hadows otyour
lite." she said.
Although deep·rooted In Hindu
traditions, yoga is not related to
any religious practices or beliefs,
said Mataji. Bat it still requires
discipline and a certain l!ense of
devotion.
Daily practice not only results
in increased muscular nexibill·
ty; at also makes relaxation a
habit.
"Il aJlows you to let go -to be
at peace with all the things you
are," Mat-.ji said.
From a physiological stand·
point, yoga comtiines com·
plementary stretchini exercises
with deep breathing. ··u the exercises. or asanas,
aren't done together with the
breathing, they become mere
isometrics and they \Viii tire you
out like isometrics." Mataji said.
Doing_ them !QJtet}ler. ~bes a
controlled flow o( oxygen to the
brain, which helps to normalize
the (unction or au organs and the
glands, she said. espec1aJly the
endocrine system, which rules
the body's metabolic balance.
• What resufts 1s an "infusion of
energy, a sense of well·bemg and
emotionaJ tranquility.·'
In "Forever Young. Forever
Healthy" (Prentiss-Hall}. one oC
four books written by Indra Devi,
she writes, "The body usually re·
quires a month or more to gel ad·
justed to the effects of the ex·
ercises and deep breathing. Al·
'You are part-
of the divine
light. So,
what have
you got to
~abOut?'
~ndraDevi
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terwards n l>eglns to acquire its proper weight and s hape.
"Inside of a few months," she
recalled her own lnfroducUon to
asanas, "I had regained my
tormer girlish figure, wrinkles
vamshed from my lace ancj ray
skin became smooth and fmn
. .. I felt as light and carefree as
a school girl on a summer vaca-
tion."
As she ctMes her eyes and
begins lo lead her students
through an asana, Mataji says, ''Remem~ that the body ls
your temple and you are its high
priestess.
"Now focus your energy l~
ward. Remove the dust of hate,
anger and jealousy and let the
light from your heart shine. Now,
you are part of the divine UghL
..SO. whet have you got to worry abou~? ' 't1 ..
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BEA ANDERSON, Editdr
Friday, June 3, 1977 81
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. R DAIL., PILOT
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.Jay Founder Has New Line . . . .
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• . a • A &*> ~'W• tnha them to be un:. alcnearnad.'• , • ..... ,,......,. • derata.Minc and al•• Iota ot Sbe Aid ber own nperlence
A ---'•• ti t.c-. Umd• lcri'lnl Cate to m~ wu traumatic, that when abe
tcir ;:::b:; t':..un.'.~.:,uc:t1i tom ... bUt oner a1mpa~ aDd went to a betutJ lhop and bad to
UM cm.t" ud 1Ull fl ta betnt plt7." · . cluance ~ abe wanted to bide.
t.ud.lild a MDllUve but r• Ooe rA ute flrtt &b1np 11n: ID a dNU departm•t. she bad ....-oac . . llandl doel, ••to 1tt the ci.ra• the 1ame feelln1 and wone,
••1t •1 Ironic, or perhapi oft reecilln&," wbell tb•1 ... t.M . becaUM the aal•llrl •u re-
dNUQ," HYI nu:tb Handler. rWultaaft!Mt1ursery.l1tounbut-.: volted. • Ua• after retirement abe bu toa ber blouae and lhow tbem ALTBOUGB 8llB INIBCl'ED •t&IUd a oew care« that mocu • what 'radical mutectomy Joaa humor~ teWna about ber seard ·~iOc need. .. like. · 4 for a Well·ftt.Una prostbesf.a, aJ>,e
Co-founder ot Mattel T--·Co., SbH_,., "lo the luttew yean aatd the experiftlce ,, .. fn&atra&-
"'1 J bave kilt all my modeat.r,. I ID·· ID• a.nddtbllltating. Q8 ta tlle aeator ol the fint vile allot you to cop a feel ' .-Tilt ftnt wq •too blt,' \be nest J;::::• ~~bl:> d~l ..,~ Sboltuek out bet cheat, walked· too 1mall, the Hid &be bad one
"'rul.I ,,..·-·-.. ~ :i~ en llOUDdtberoom, andukedltore cuatom-delllned, but lt wu JjOt ..... ...-. Y. aeven ptl'ICJIUlel to aee If they cou.Jd tell iat.iaf act«y eltber 1•an after a mastectomy. tbe ii lb• dUlerence betweeu ber ... 1 tbouaht. 'My ·God, aomecme
lA tbe pnidudioo ;i~~m~ ••. natural and arWlclal breut. ouabt to deslp these SO they are I
cl..atanllriinl ea. A.Ubeaa.abookbackandfortb. natural lookiDg. Tbey must be
Ku fu.t promoUoo wu. In dt1lll*l by men wbo don't have
Jaau•l"J' of this year w1tb TBEJ( SHE UNIHJTl'ONED towearthem.' "
Nelmaa-lbrcu.1. 4 her blodse, and dlsplayed her R~ Mn. Handler decided
5'e we at J. W. Ro~\ bra. wblcb allo showed no lips thereanewaaanethfn1ihatreal· ~ewport ~~ter. yesterd~.Y . to ol one llde beinS natural and the J)' needed doln«. "Maybe I was d.~eust ber revolutionary line other artfficial. de1tlned to improve, deslen and
witb store personnel. Lala', abe showed her acan to market proetheses." ·
Mrs. H~er, with several the press and sodae at.ore person. She med Peytati Muaey, a 1'6-
other marketing ~raonnel (all ~ Sales·clerka will be given the nowned ~ptor of noeea, ears
mutedomeea> will be ln the '·snock" treatment durinl train· and eo en, who made ber custom ~tote Monday-W~nesday train· ing. proathests, to desiln the models.
.mg a ales clerks to fit prostheses. Mr-s.. Handler uld, "Your• becaUH be was s_ucb an ex_pert on
"WREN WE LEAVE," she
promised. "they will be compe-
tent and not repelled by the sub-ject,.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
writing regarding your recent
column ''Ten Rules for Raising
Children." I would appreciate an
explanation regarding Rule No.
1: "Remember that a child is a
gift from God "
Do you truly believe that the
good Lord sends a "gift" to the
abusive mother , the prostitute,
the unwed teenager, not ~ men-
tion the millions or disadvan-
taged whocan'l fe~d the children
they already have and certainly
don't need another "gift"?
Do you also believe that He
deprives the multitude or in-
dividuals who so dearly want this
"gift"?
A Taste
Of ltoly,
rA n authentic gourmet
Siciliano banquet with com·
plimentary wine will
highlight the evening when
the Newport Harbor Zonta
Club p.resents An Evening in
Sicily. Mediterranean musi-
cians, casino games of
chance and a piazza auctlon
are part of the festivities
beginning at 6:30p.m. Satur-
day, June 18, in the Sen1or
Citizens Recreation Center,
Newport Beach. Donation is
$12.50, and proceeds go to
Zonta Service Projects.
Preparing for the dinner are
Peg Forgit Oeft> and Carol
Donaldson, hea<! chef"
.
customers (mutectomeea) 10 · anatomy.
through agony. Ilia the most self· She decided they needed to
conscious, debilitating ex· manufacture many sizes and her
perience for a woman ~expc>M -aim. was satisfying at least 80
herself to another woman, Jet . ~centofthecustmners •
Perhaps you should set your
readers ~tralght and tell them ·
that Nature plllfS the grutest
role in determining who la to
have and who ls NOT to have
children. I feel confident that
God would not waste His time
sending ••gifts" to those who do
not want them . -ONE WHO
HASBEENTHERE
DEAR ONE: I do not believe
God gilt-wraps babies and sends
them via United Parcel to In·
divlduals whom He wishes to
favor.
I do believe, however, that the
mlracleo(Ufeinltselflsproofthal
there 18 a God. Only a
greater power could have
dreamed ap something so anJqae
and ao bloloelcally perfect as
Maa.ad.Womaa.
Jan Imagine -of tbe blllliJas.
of people wbo have been born
slDc:e the begtaa1Dg of time, no
two hamans were enctly alike!
When I 1ay, "Remember that a
child ls a gilt of God," I mean
there Is tbe maclc of God In every
human-yes, evea U his mot
was a pl'Ol<ute, or unwed or ·
advantaged. People need to
remlndecl that every new We ls a
miracle.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Why.
don't you get out of that ivory.
tower or· that hayloft -or
.. From 81
••.. He's the Money • 1n
Mrs. Handler believes with 10
models, lncluclinC rl&bt and left
breuta that ranee from 30A to
'2DD cups with 111 .. Ukt 36C+ ID
· between, that bet pro1these1
aattsfy SS percent and "I'm ft&ht-
ing for~otber15."
THE 11.&NGE, abe explained,
is DecelUl"Y to compensate f~ ·
the decree cl removal of cbelt
wall.
Comparing other ~ wblcb
were dlaplayed; it 'Wu obvious
that the Nearly Me brand ls
llchter weJgbt, doeln't 1q and
loou and feel.a more natural th.an
the ot.trers. .
Rob1nsoo's la the fltolt •tore in
Southern Calllornla to carry tb1s
line and the Newport Beach ataff
la the flnt to be trabaed.
Personnel not only will leam to flt customers, tM)' are prepared
to be~ustomers fill out ID·
surance fann.s and for the home
seamstre11, lnatructlons are
available for alterine braa to ac·
com modate the protbeaia.
All of Mrs. Handler's market-
ing staff are mastectomees.
"We're havlnt a ball. We've
come alive. These are the beat
years ot our lives," abe said.
"Thank God for Betty FoM.
.. And, thank God I've eot the
crew I bave to eo out and do th.la ·t.hi.l)g • .,
RutlTHandl8r's newest venture is
the production and promotion -.
of natural looking p~stheses.
wherever tt ls that you write your
column?
. f Annc!oandefs '°3
aad1eetoltUaatU.O"aeep" Qd me.
tJae .. paetacl eater'' are replaced. So maybe if those tlds who
You advise tida who wrtte to
you about their problems, ''Talk
to your guidance counselor."
eee..I, ~leUer .._ .. don't like their counselors <or
beohomebdiere1uo1oa: don't have oneJ would iil to a
·teacher they really like, It would
Well, we have two guldance
counselors in our school. One ls a
creep and the other is so busy
)hing her nails, talking on the
phone and eating pretzels that
she doesn't have any time for us.
Dbn ANN LANDEltS: Our accomplish the ume thing. -
school ls rather small. We dc>n't GRATEFUL
have a euldmce CC)unselor. But
we do have an English \eacher-
.·who ls one ot the neatest ladiee
who ever lived.
It's not always easy to re-
cognize love, especially the first
time al'OUJld. Acquaint yourself
with the guidelines. Read Anp
Landers's booklet, ''Love or Sex
and How to Tell the Difterence." ·For a copy, mail 50 cents ID coin
and a long, &tamped, self·
addressee\ env.elope with-your re-
quest to Anq Landers, P.O. Box
11995, Cbi~NfO, W. 6061L
My cousin who lives 50 miles
from here goes to a 11cbool that
doesn't even have a guidance
counselor. So why don't you give
these kids the help they need? -
TURNED OFF
DEAR OFF: Flnt, the parents
In yo111' scbool 1boald get together
Whenever I have a problem I
~sk ber fqr af~·Plinutes of her
time. She bas n~r failed me. 1
feel so close to her, almoet like
sbe ls my older sister. She can
tell lf I'm upset or angry or down.
Sometimes she even asks me to
stay and tell her what's buaina
Capricorn
Be Direct · ...
SATUBDAY.J1JNE4
By SYDNEY OllAU
A~ (March 21-Aprtl 19): You get cbance
to prove .a m&Jor contenUon. Stand..Ulg in com-
m unity la enhanced. You are given added
authority. Opportunity for advancement is ac-
'(leddings V'Q;
l• • • ·and Engagements
cented. •
TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20):· Good lunar
aspect coincides now with journey, closing com-
munication, generation 1ap, gaining 1riJ> on
personal philosophy and faith. You fmlsh assirn·
ment; you're ready to step forward, into a pro-
mising future!
GEMINI <May 21-June 20): You get to beart or matters. You learn where you stand in a 1 "special" relationsbif. Money and emotions aria · • ·
Involved. Stand tal for lndependeuce, self-
esteem. Love is very much fu picture.
CANCEJl CJtme 21-Julr 22>: Teach, le.am.
oblerve, coU"t data -and live ru:!t::l to in· tuitive intellect. You will riae ~ , fa.ml·
ly conflict. Accent la on cooperaUon. Joint effort.
partnership, marria~e.
LEO (July 23-Aug.22) :Ugbt touch Is bett-
don 't force issues. Avoid direct confrontations.
Emphasis Is on moderation, employment. nutrt-
tlon, health resolutions. Accept invitation to
social affair.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You're capable
now of cuWng through red tape., breaking away
from restrictions. What you do, you do wit.b
passion. Others seiue renewed dedication.
LIB1tA <Sept. 23-0ct: 22): Be practlcal,
analytical, piece tosether mlasinf Unta. You can
come up wfth complete. story -and that would
be to your defln&te advantage.
· . To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white glossy
photographs to the Dally Pilot People
Department one we~k before the wedding.
Pictures received aner that time will
not be used. ;,
For engagement announcements lt Is
lmperativ~ that the-story,· also accom·
paniea by a black and wl)ite glossy. pie·
lure, be submitted six weeks or more
before the wedding date; otherwise lt will
not be published. ·
To help fill requireme nts OD both·wed· dine and eneay ement stories, fonnJ are
available ln al Daily Pilot offices. Fur·
ther queat.lons wlll be answered by People
Department. staff members at 642-4321.
TREASURE ISLAND DAY CAMP
BOYS AND GIRLS·4 thru·14
Free Tl'ansp«tatlon
June 20 1hru Sept. J
SPORTS-8WIMMINO.CflAF'TSGCURSIONS
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SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Home, family,
clOffneiShbon all become~otacenirlo. You
are vital, your ways are "wtrutlns," you receive
compliments and large portiOQlot alfeeUoo.
SA.GITl'ABIUSJ.Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Aceenton
organlzaUon, discarding acmessentiab, beiq re-
alis tic concernlne potential. Streamline pro-
cedures -cbect valuables. Prot.eet your own in·
tereats.
ro;;D¥0;;~
~ • Y~ .. aordlally Invited to attend the Oratld O&fnl~ our •hoc> In the Fon11t Aveouo Mall
CAPRICORN (0.C. 22-.Jan. tt>: Lunar cycle
is such that you need not t.akt·back seat In any
sltuaUon. Tim.b\g, Ju4-ment are on tareet. ·Be
direct. independent, confidcl lmllt OD fettina
to beutof matters. Wear brilbt colors. X-QVABJUl\Tan."'20-rt~'.lll:.roa~·s.~~•
information, feedback ,rhicb la encouraliQ.
You now le~ that wbat 7qo have to ofter ls
more valu.able than or1!1.nal17 anticipated.
PISCES <Fe~ it-March a>>: Pleuure prtDo
clpl• 11 accented. You're ·bappler. more.
cr•aUw; JOU wtn triende ancs mftu.nce people.
on Sunc:llY. lne fifth of June from 'noon until she· o'clock In tho evening. •
Our ehop wltl featUre distinctive antique
furnishings and tcee9soriet. ~ty seleot.O here end abroad. W• will tiav• lovely
arranQemtl1tl or MNaltlno and fine silk nower. •
.. "" • ~'-for youf' ~ '90tal detfgna. nueullgift end decot Items wttt ., be ott.reet.
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PEAMUrS
W.,_.Y SUCH A L.ARGIS MAL.L-e"f" .,.o -res-r MY ReP:i..axes,
PR. w1i..c::»s ~
MOON MULLINS
CoNFOUNt>
IT, SMMA·· you SHOULD
RSSPOND,
TOO~
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Fnd!y, """'s. 1tn OM. y llQ..OT D
by C._..1 ~ScW1 · --------~. l'M S()AAC(, Mil.AM.. I 1MOU6HT ~ MAO
I OtON'T l<NOW 'IOU CUT /.JJJA'I FOR A
WERE STILL TAU<IN6.. STATION MEAK!
I WILL, De.AR-AS SOON A'-3 )bU HAYE COFFE~
MADE·
"The trouble ~ I'm wtarina a new ainfle so l realty doe't think I
could feel much 1ympathy for Jou of Arc."
DENMIS THE MBIACI
Mob Warned LAPDon
B11 JV, "-Bas Rap -.T er,c, .,.ene;y LOS ANGELES <AP) .
Ocw ........ T. a,._ llatd a bill that
l I ~:_SW la ·~ ctt.J, but ................ atm.to ... ,.,.,~ .... •ti AllliiiMt Q'7-kMf tbl IMl.l Ollttl our 1&a ••
....,,al 0.0..a oDJoobn J••med tb• f.._ 81 fw ID &aac ol OlarillUan Hall to a,,. .... tM ..... u bUdl »I~
''Ht!i"'1 Dlp .. Anl 11 .. Aaaltt" .S '-0. tM ~wiilt.laAtl.lmtl• Qty •••
fte .,,...tald ~~that. tbe law, 8llliliorlmd bf a ~ ...,__... Jut NOV·
-w.wWbe~'1fwecanatJMculOOI ~ououtll!. cter:•ctlY ....... ,. Orp9lMd mm•
DOtWlllea•tlDA!•wte0t1.' • ISlillaDGM.-••r•~•-clmtntavator admeGIOrilPupt'adcleeit~. wuumed a canlb'W llDd la comldend I
poa:ible IUCC-OI' to 19-year-old
........ VL
'!'lie ...,.,_, tn a sudden and
IUIP! .... oww!aory, also elftat. .. a blldt Afrtcan, a German
ad • Italian to the ColleJe of CardlDala, bla adviaory bod)'
wbkb eleeta pope&.
He alto revealed he bid
named Bl1bop .. raaUae•
NJ11H.u T • a a • e II o f P r a 1 u e ,
Ciecbodonkia, a eardtDal last ~ but withheld
his ldmtitJ. Identities ol prelates in Communlat n•
dona .. sometim• kept MCret to allow Ume few
talb on tbei.r acceptance by 1ovemmenta.
* .Band-aid hei.resa 1lar7 ~~ D' Are. SO,
wu the tar1et of a murder plot to be bankrolled by
her psychiatrist husband, a Jury was told in New
York.
Assistant Dlstrict At·
the IOdalite told his of· PEOPLE ty. o.aJd Levla said that ( J
fice • year aao tbat "m>: busbaDIJ's ~to ttll -------""' me.•\
Levin's remarks came in his opening statement
at tbe crimJna1 ccntempt tri~of 32-ear-old Jen Fiilo. a ~time actor. Tbe on eontended
that Mn. D' Arc's bus band, . Viet« D' Are, tried
to hire Ji1no 1o kill his wile. No cbaraes liavel>een
filed aaainst the 9-year-old D'Arc.
* Pul and Unda JlltCartlley are expecting
another baby in September, they told reporten at
Reatbrow Airport In London
after arrtvm, from the United
Statea wttb daughters Mary,
S&eUa and Beatller.
"We're expecting another
1Irl," the ex-BeaUe said. "We're
. uaed to strts."
The McCartneya and Paul's
rock l(l'OUP Wings had been on a
recol'Glng jaunt to tbe United
States and the Virgin Islands.
l.lltDA McCAltTNaY *
Kay YarboroaP. a 19-year-old from Fort Mill,
S.C., ia this year's Color Girl at the Naval
Academy.
Misa Yarborou1b, a
>Sophomore PIYCbolOIY m.ior at <;~,mac:m University, was picked for the booor by Midshipman
DoUld Bnce Seota of Lan·
caster, S.C., represenUn1 the
13th Company, this year's col«
company.
As color 1irl . Ml11
Yarborough will preside over
the transfer of colors to the 13th nuottouo"
Company at ceremonies bl1bUghtlng the
academy's annual June Week ceremonies Tuesday.
Sbe has attended the last three color parades as a
spectatoc.
* The Little Sisters of tbe Poor, witb a political
rnu1cle of Ma or Georae Moeee.e and others, won
their flibt to keep tbelr old folks
home from betng designated a
city landmark lD San Francisco.
Tbe decision by tbe clty
Landmarks Preservation Ad-visory soard means the nuns
can go ahead wttbplana to tear
down the ltateb' nve-story red
brick St. Anne'• Rome and build
anew one.
Pleadina the sisters' case
MOICOH were lloacone, Supervisor
lloaald Noll, former Chief Adminlltrative Officer
n.omu llelJaa and WDlaa C* ft, reaenta
chairman of the Univenity ol califorola.
* HEW Secretary hHttll A.. Cdlao .rr. 11 plan·
nlnl to ftll the post o1 u .S. IW'leoll ae:aeral with a
man wbo will wear two bata lD the JOYenu:Dent health bureaucracy, health IOVCtll uld.
Dr. Jallu ate•• ... ol BarYard Medical
School already bas been named asalstant secretary
for health in the Depart.malt cl Health, Education
and Welfare, and Callfano reported)J bu asked
him to serve aa SUl'leon lenera1 ID cbU1e ot the
Public Health servtce u well. The lut 1uraeon teJleral wu Dr. leue 8*eJD.
felcl wbo n«lp4d lD January tm. 'J'be. post bu
been best known lD recent yean for the warnina
lahl required Gil all ctrarette pacb tbat says,
· •Tbe suraeon feneral bu cfetermtned that
cifuetleamoklDI ll duteroua to )'OUr llealth ...
* .1 ... Ga•, ""1nl a J.0.Jell' sentence at
Rboct. lllaD4'1 at.ate prtaon. araitaa1*l macna cum
laU4e fW'Om Boser Wllliama ColllC• tn BrUtol.
Gordon, u. aot a bacbeb''• desree ill Afro.
Amerlcen 1tudle1 and accep~ a araduate
.::..--ellonblpatBlowo Unlw•lil;;I. -GClidQa WU CCGTiet.d ol MS dfeuet U years
aio.
-Th• u .S . Justice Dep~bunedtht
pollce chi4li'f lftd U other ett1 olnclall beea111t ot
alltied dlurlmlnatlon •I.in.st women, blocks
nd Sp1n11b-1uroamed Job •PPllcanb. The 1ult would
automatlcally dllaualJty
tbt Loi Anleles Police
Department from ro· ctlvlq an estimated '5.3 mllllon ln federal u -111tance funds, frOID the
Crime Cclotrol and Sale
Stre«a Act of 1881, un-
let1 a federal Judie rules
otherwtae within 40 days.
''City offlcla11 have
trad1Uc:ma1Jy followed a
pracUce ol falllna or re·
fualn• to recruit, hlre
and usi1n blaclta or
( STATE )
Spanish-surnamed appli·
cants as police officers
on the same basis as
white, Anglo persons,"
tbe suit says, "and have
failed or refused to
recruit, hire and assign
women as police officers
on the same baalS as
men."
Mn. Ford 1t'ealc
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP>-Betty Ford
feels better but is too
weak to travel tor a few
months following a bout with arthritis, says a
family aide.
"She just isn't strong
enough for making any
trips." said tbe Fords'
scbedulin1 secretary.
Linda Bevenluis. "She's
pretty weak.•'
Mrs. Ford, 59, was
hospitalized in April for
teats on a pi.ncbed nerve
in her neck. Sbe has a
12-year h istory of
arthritis.
Baelcl-. Sollflltt
LONG BEACH (AP) -
Unless the city attorney
rules that providing
$000,000 worth of city.
financed support to the
Long Beach Grand Prix
Association is legal, the
city auditor says he
won't oka,y the checks.
The issue centers on a
proposed promotional
campaign by tbe tax-
supported Long Beach
Promotion and Services
Corp., OD behall of tbe
annual Formula l road
race tbroulb the streets
of Long Beach.
,,,._, Ll•ltecl
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-Emergency regula·
tions bave been adopted to severely restrict nows
into the Sacramento-San
Joaquin Delta, to bead
off what state offlclaia
call a potential statewide
water dlsaater.
The re1ulations,
adopted Thursday by the
state Water Resources
Control Board, reduce
flows ol fresh water, al· lowing more salt water
intrualoo into tbe delta
from San Francisco Bay.
B~eaaelcecl
SACRAMENTO CAP>
-The Senate Finance
Committee bas approved
a $15.6-million state
budget, starting tbe final
round ol votes which
may produce a $16.2·
bllllon spend.ins pack11e
for the coming year. The bill sent to the
Senate floor Thursday
night contains $398.2
million more than the
Democratic governor re·
quested in January, and
10.1 percent pay ralaea for most state employes.
lldaall'old
SACRAMENTO (AP)
-The state Board of
Food and A1riculture
bu refused to C?ppose a plan for a 1yncllcate of
Americans and
foreipen to lnfflklp-to
l50 nilllloo ln Calltornla
fannland.
angeEnYOys
U.S., Cuba
Patch Break
WASIUNGTON (AP> -The United States an·
nounced today tbat lt wW excbaqe dlpJomata wltb
Cuba f cw tbe ltnt time ln 16 yeera.
"We ha~• aireed with the Cubans to u.cbaqe
tntereat leCtlons," state Department spokesman
John Trattneuald.
He aald tb Carter administration would .mat~
a formal announcement later today and would pro-
vide addltlonal detatls on tbe tint acbans• of
diplomats ~t.een the
two countries 1tnce ( )
Dwlaht D. Eisenhower IN SHORT aatlntheWhlteHou.se. _ : Exchange of
dlplomata ls a major step
toward renewing lles with tbe Marxist aovenunent
of Fidel Castro that were severed in 19S1, 1arsetJ oa
the srounds that Cuba was exportinl revolutlon lo
the Western Hemisphere.
ftr9t IAldfl Dr•.,. Preiac
QUITO. Ecuador <AP> -In tbe first bosUle
demonstration of Rosalynn Carter'• Latin
American tour. about 150 student.a a block away
protested the U.S. First Lady's visit as she con·
ferred with Ecuadorean officials.
"I heard some noise, but I don't know anythln1
about it," Mrs. Carter said Thursday afternoon u
abe left the Legislative Palace after a dlscuaaion of
tbe ruling military junta's plans to return the
Ecuadorean government to civilian control next
year. Sbe said ahe thought it was "a local pro-
blem."
GOP l'rla IJ•e ol l'V
W ASIUNGTON (AP> -For the eight years
they held the White House, Republicans proved it
was almost impossiblle for the opposition earty to
counter effectively an incumbent president s use of
television.
Now, that's just what they're trying to do.
Thursday's GOP energy special on NBC was *D at-
tempt to use a new format on an old problem, bow to
state the case of. the party without a president and
avoid putting the viewer to sleep or driving him to
another channel.
D1a1..,..e llemahw I• LI ....
PARIS <AP> -The 18·month Conference on In·
temational Economic Cooperation ended early to-
day without achieving either the continuing ener1Y
dialosue the industrial nations wanted or a concrete
start on the new international economic order
sought by the de'feloping nations.
The conference reached two major a1ree-
menl8: To set up a $1 blllion fund for emergency aid to the poorest countries and to negotiate a Common
Fund to stabilize prices of major raw materiala pro-
duced by the developing nations.
Kfaf11ger to 'J'eaela1
WASHINGTON (AP> -Former Secretary of State Remy A. Kissinger has accepted a one-year
appointment as a professor of inlemationaJ
diplomacy at Georgetown University here, The
W ashin.itoo P05t reported Friday.
The oewapaper quoted reliable sources u say-
ing Kissinger would be a full-time faculty member
at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service. It 1ald
the appointment is expected to be announced next
week.
.......... Baek PraeClee
NEW YORK (AP) -U.S. Roman Catholic
bishops have voted to break with a mWenham-old
church practice of distributing communion on the
tongues of worshippers and to restore an even older
way, distributing it in their bands.
The decision Thursday to revive that alternative, changing tbe present custom tbat bas
prevailed for the put 1,100 years, came amid conti-
nuing oppoaition in some sectors of the church.
LAS VEGAS. Nev. (AP) -One of two persona
wanted ln a $1.2 million robbery ol the downtown
branch of the First National Danit of Nevada, Paul
M. Kodelja, 30, surrendered to tbe FBI here Tbun·
day.
Another suspect Craig Otte, SO, remains at
large. They are charged witb bank robbery and kid-
naplng for the purpose of bank robbery ID the May
24tbeft.
MONKEYS
RESCUED
,. Lagnnan's Rites Held
• FWMril isYicta tot t.aiunan
Herbert Le Kamme1e.r, a ·
JoW'Dililt and teacher, were bekl
WodntldQ'. Mr. Ka.mmeyer, 14,
dled&alUrday.
111.r. K.ailuneyer bad been a wrtter with tilt Kan11• City
Kanaan and be wu a member ot ~ma Delta Cbl, tho nat.lGD.aJ JQW"nallaUc frat.e:ftllty. for man
than!O~an.
Re WM a t.eaeMr at WJandotte Hl&b ScMoa lD Kanau and at
Bay View ScbOOI 1ri CORi 111 ..
mare ftffntly. Mr. KAmmeJ•.
aU.nded th• .copservatory of
Mualc at Llndabutl. Kansas and wu an accompllaMd vlollnllt
•ho later uuabt at the con-servatory.
He wu •member or the Roger
K. Sherman lluonlc LaidS• In
Kanua City, Kuau ·
The decealecl ts 1urvlved by
bla wlf e Lola, of the famlly
bo..,e; ton1, MJrOJt J. lCam -
meJ• ol Oramie and Rldlud Kammerer of" Santa aoaa;
dauthtli'. carol~ HWI Of SliDta a_ota: ltep-chlldren. 'Maurice
PUJllJC NOTICE
r:;
--K:ey 5th-Game~~~-...... ~~
.
On Tap Tonight
PlQLAOELPJllA CAP) -It
hH all el m nl.I t cl c
thuter: Ult ma1ntU1m ot a
u at c ter atqe. th
dra IUt bacll•rOUl\d Of a
hJ1h co rrontatlon, lht
tlt1 ttty ot a man'• aearch tor 1
I l valuable -ln lhi1 cue a
JUmpabot.
The Oeorse McOlnnl• aa1a
continu . .
Mr<Jlru\is, the All·•tar forward
ol t.be Philld lphJa ?tut, bu
ablclut.ely awful ln t.b cur·
rtnl Nallooal Bulletball A•·
sodaUon pla)'Olf flntb a1aimt
t.be Portland Trail Blai rt.
Oo cftmse he h abot Just
!3 peReat rrom tho tleld and
SC"Ored a meqtt 9.1 polntl per/
0.TVC ...... t
·0.•1111ef 2 ., •
same. On defense, he baa been
un1ble lo cont11n Portland's
Maurice Lucas, the only forward
In_ the eame who ranks on a par
w:ilh M~~ and is solidifying hlS P<l61Uoo waLb Uus series.
It bas reached the point where
Sixers coach Gene Shue con·
ceded be was considering yank·
~ McGinnis from the starting
Uneup for tonight's crucial fifth
aame ol the best-of-seven series,
which is tied 2-2.
It ~d indeed be a drastic
move, benching an All -star, a
former most valuable player, the
team captain. But Steve Mix is a
better defensive player, Shue re-
asoned, and if McGinnis isn't go-
ing to contribute on offense and
.under the boards, the Sixers
might be better off with Mix try-
ing to stop Lucas.
All this must have been going
through Shue's mind Thursday
as he ran the Sucers through a
90-mmule closed-door session
which he called "a real good
workout," then held a 30-minute
team meeting. Shue scheduled
another brief practice for noon
today
"As of now l haven't made any
lineup changes, although I'll
leave that option open until game
time," Shue said after the
workout. "I'll make my judg-
ment based on what I think, what
I feel, from my experience.
"I like to go with our best. I
certainly don't over-react. We 're
in the final three games, and I
have to think of what got us
here."
That \\Ould mean McGinnis,
despite all his problems. "This is
the first time George has ever
gone through anything like this,"
~aid Shue. "He's always a1most
been given everything. Now he
can't do 1l in games anymore and
he's worried. trying to find his way out.
Padres Clash
With Dodgers;
Sutton Pitches
LOS ANGELES CAP> -The
high-flying Dodgers open a three·
game home serl es tonight
against the San Diego Padres,
who'll be making their first Los
Angeles appearance of the
season. It starts al 7 : 30 <KABC,
790).
The Dodgers have the best re·
cord in baseball at 34-15, and hold
a wide lead over old nemesis Cin-
cinnati in the National League
Dotlgf?rs Slate
AHO.,,.....,ltA•C (1'11
,June"3Sen~•I LotAnoe•n 7·2Sp m.
Ju... • Ser\ Ole91 .. 1 Lot A1>99IH • SS p "'·
Ju ... 5 'San Oie9>•1 Lot Anoe••~ 12 SSp"'
West race. The Padres. taken
over by new manager Alvin Dark
last week, are 24-29. Park was
handed the reins when John
McNamara wlls fired as the San
Diego skipper.
Don Sutton, 6-2, will pitch the
series opener for the Dodgers,
with last year's Cy Young
Award-winner, Randy Jones, go-
ing for San Diego. Jones, off to a
slow start, is 4-5.
The Padres also have a lot of
players who weren't with the
team last season. Catcher Gene
Tenace, reliever Rollle Fingers
and outfielder George Hendrick
were all sianed out of the free
agent reentrJ draft prior to the
of the season.
San Diego also has three new
pitchers, John D'Acquisto, Bob
Owcbinko and Dave
Wehrmelsler. D'Acquislo came
to the Padres ln mid· May fM re-
liever Butch Metzaer, who went
to the St. Louls Cardinals.
A hi&hll1ht of the series at
Dodier Stadium wlll be the
Old\lmers game Sunday, with
l.:os Anaeles honorin1 former
manager Waller Alston and r•~
tirin1 Ns No. 24.
Grunion Run Doe
Grunion will run o:n Southern
cauromla beaches tool1ht •l
11 ~03, •ccordln1 to the California ~partment ot Flab and Oame;
The four-day run continues
S1turday nilht at 11:54, S\&riday
al 12: Sl and Monday at l ! S7.
• 'TbeN'1 nott\lni I can do tor him. Citort• hu tot to do lt
hlmteU ...
"The key to our chut• la
Geor1e." 1atd u1t1t&nt coach Jack lfdllhon. "If Georce con·
t nut1 to pll.)' below par. to •true·
111, we're ln trouble. If Oeort• r 1alna hJ1 lorm, we'll win
"HeN we are 2·2 It'• a three-11mueties now and we have the
home court adnnt•I•· You would think l would be op·
tlml1tlc But I'm wor,led Georse hu to break out bl It,
lh1l'1 the whole kt)'. And there 11
no tllJ' ot It. I don't know the
answer."
For hi• part, Lucas said
McGlnn!s w upabJe ol busU.O,
loose at anyUme.
"l know he's a sreat player
and. I can't llford lo let up." be
said. "He'1 ln a slump and I don't
want to make it euy tor him to
1et out of it.
"He'• one of their bie auna and
when he's not bltUnc it makes It
easier for us as a team. They 10
to Julius Erving a lot more and
when they do we can play around
that."
H~ was referrlna to the
Blazers• collapsing defense
which bas one forward cuardinc
Erving man-to-man, center Bill
W allon collapsing towards the
mlddle-to cut off the drive-antt
even a third player coming over
to help out.
It worked effectively the last
two games, especially Tuesday
night when Slxers' guard Doug
Colllns cut down on his number of
outsideiibots as the elul> tried-1.n.
stead to work the ball inside to
McGinnis and center Caldwell
Jones.
Tonight, however, the Sixers
are more likely to take their
perimeter shots to try and loosen
the def~e. unclog the middle.
Collins, in particular, can be ex·
peeled to shoot mOt'e , "We need
Doug as a weapon," said his
backcourt male, Henry Bibby.
"He bas been a big part of our of-
fense all year. He's got to take his
shot." ,,-
The Blazers were, brimming
with confidence following the big
victories on their home floor.
"We're playing our game
now," said guard Lionel Hollins.
"That's all we need. If we do
that, we can win anytime,
anywhere."
Seeldag •~Repeat in Ba~ng Bistorg
Seattle Slew, who will be seeking the Triple Crown June
11 at Belmont Park, prances by the statue of
Secretariat, the mighty three-year-old who was the last
horse to claim the coveted title in 1973.
Gott~ed, Vilas Gain Semifinals:::
European Reigft Over at Freneh Tennis Open ..
P A.1US (AP> -The seven-year
reip of Europeu nan in tbe
French Open tennis cbam-
p lo n sh l p s ts over. The
semifinalists this year are a U.S.
Davis Cupper, two Latin
Americana and an Australian.
The last European to be
eliminated, Wojtek Fibak of
Poland, predicted that Sunday's
final. for a first prue of $38,000,
wlll be between American Brian
GotUried and Guillermo Vilas of
ArgenUna.
"I have ereat.respect for Vilas,
but I wouldn't care to put my
money on anybody,'' Wojtek said
after Vilas, the left-hander with
. the 'flowing strok• and genuous
backswlng and 'follow-tbfough,
bad destroyed him in three
straight sets in the quarter·
finals.
Gottfried, bidding to be the
first American to win this prized
slow clay courts ui1e in 22 years,
bas first to overcome big-hitting
Phil Dent of Australia.
Vilas has a semifinal engage-
ment with Raul Ramirez, the
man of the hour. In a classic clay
courts match Thursday,
Ramirez eliminated the defend·
ing champion, Adriano Panalla
of Italy, 't-8",8~,i~.
If records mean anything, it
looks like a Vilas-Gottfried final.
Vilas bas played Ramirez seven
times and won all seven. Got-
tfried met' Dent only once and
beat him comfortably.
But Ramirez, a humorous and
philosophical charac~r. warned
thefansnottobesosure.
"Since Vilas bas beaten me
seven times, it must be my tum
to win," the Mexican said. "He
cannot goon winning all his life."
Patience and skill, rather than
blg hitting and adventuroua net
Sports in Brief
play, win matches on the slow
surface of Roland Carrao
Stadium, where a packed crowd
or 12,000 on the center courJ.
watched Ramirez dethrone
Panatta.
Ramirez conducted his ca~,
paign mainly Crom bis basellM!
Panetta went more often to U..
net, where the Mexican al~
invariably passed him for the.~ points. • ...
VUu husUed Fibak out 6-4, a.;.
6-4. In one embarrassing spell•
one-sided tennis, Vilas won ei&hl
games in a row, dropping ooJ.y
eight points.
Richards Signs
With Team TenniS ·
CLEVELAND -World Team
Tennis commissioner Butch
'Duchboli says transsexual tennis
player Dr Renee Richards wUI
have to take a chromosome test
before she can play in women's
competition ln the league.
The 12-year-old Dr Richards
signed a two-year contract with
the Cleveland.Pittsburgh Nets
Thursday Owner Joe Zingale
said be expected her to make her
first appearance at the Coliseum
Saturday night against Golden
Gate
However. Buchholz, reached at
bis home in Missouri, sald she
may not be cleared to play by
then.
Nadland Stepped
TEMPE, Ariz.-UC Irvine's
Jean Nachand lost to Kay
McDaniels of ~U Thursday in
the U.S. Tennis Assoclation's
women's collegiate singles.
McDaniels eliminated
Nachand. M, &-3, to gain the
q uarterfanals.
La Verne Falb
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -Rick
Moore scored Brett Butler with a
clutch nlnth·fnning single to left
fteld as Southeastern Oklahoma
1 edged La Verne of California. 8·7,
Thursday nllbt to move into tbe
championship game of the NAIA
baseball tournament.
La Verne, which had handed-
Southeastero Oklahoma a 3·1 loss
earlier in the tournament, Wt.\.S
eliminated.
Southeastern Oklahoma look a
7-3 lead into the ninth inning
before La Verne's Dave Chavei.
followed three straight walk*
with a bases-clearing double.
RfNnlde lt'ln•
SPRINGFIELD, Ill • ..._
California-Riverside scored foul. run~ ln the third inning Th~
day, two on an error, to best
Eckerd College or St.
Petersburg, F1a .• 4-1 and captu •
lbe NCAA Division 11 college
baseball World Serles. "
Callf ornia, finishing the se~
at 43-19, bunched {ts scorinfC
around three hlta off the Tritons
Kerry Freedm1n. Eckerd's only
run came ln the first Inning on a
homer by Joe LeFebvre.
r'
Stri"flS f.A,.e
The Indiana Loves handed the
Los Angeles Strings their 14th
consecutive World Team Tennis,..
defeat Thursday night 29·22 a•t
the Anaheim ConvenUon Center.
·The l06t.ng streak equals Loll
An1eles' toniest ever. tyinc tb'4; 1
previous muk set In 1974. ~1 Strinp are now 1-16 wbll~ ti\&
Loves ralaed their record to lo.&, ,
tlllll-at,lMA ....... tt
¥\1.,wten -~ Ill llHI C.-.1~ ll,A) "'~
t•rller-Klro""'" Ill bfft ?'"'"'""'""'"°"! II.Al .. ?. •
HB'S LORI WRIGHT WON THE BALANCE BEAM IN CIFTITLE MATCH.
The Savages, top-ranked in the
ei1ht-team tournament, meet
David Lipscomb (Tenn.) Friday
night In the tiUe clash.
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(Story end Addltlonel PhOtoa on Be. 7).
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP> -
While no clear·cut favorite bas
emerged from the battle for the
$6th NCAA track and field cham·
pionahip, several teams sparked
by oul.stand.ing individual efforta
have shown that their Interest in
the crown may be more than Just
a dream.
Two UC Irvine standouts
quallfted for Satlirday•s finals. Dtttanu ace suve Scott
qualified in the l,sOO meters wtlb
a 3~4S.3S cloclW\t while St.eve
Sabatino cleared the quallfyiJli
belabt ol 16-0 ln lbe pole vault.
"I've •ot ni.Jie races thls
weektttd," Olympian Herman
Frazier ol Arizona State slld Thu~. ''We're bore to wln all
we can.'
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WSSTWOOD~aa.tena Hiib
kbOol b..a't .on a CIP at.te
track and fteld champlClllSblp in
• yean-1118 wu the lut Ume lt captured the tlUe. But tbe dry
•pell couJdeDd Uds Weekend.
1Ad by 1prlnten James San·
ford and Iva,n Clevellnd, '
Puldena _. .. seven entries in
today'• qu.Ufyln1 at UCLA'• Drake SUidium. All tt1ure to be
potnt·••ttera In Saturday'• ftnall.
LEANNE KAAASIK FIRST IN VAULTING, FLOOR EX.
AddltJonal Photo Page 87
Take CIF Crown
Karasik, Wright
Oilers Mainstays
By a Dally PUo& Writer
Strong performances in vault-
mg and floor exercise by Leanne
Kflrasik, an all-round presenta-
tion by Lori Wright and team
depth gave the Huntington Beach
High Oilers girls gymnastics
~auad the CIF team cham-pionship Thursday night.
Huntington Beach defeated
cross-town rival, Edison .
Z07 .5-198.6 in an all-Sunset
League finale at Edison. The CI F
champion.ship was the second of
the year for the Oilers girls after
the basketball team won the 4-A
crown earlier.
· Karasik was superb in floor ex-
ercise, dancing. jumping, twist-
ing and turning and gracefully
JDOving about the lloor for 9.0
scores in both compulsory and
Optional portions of the event.
. She did even better in vaulting
OF Tennis Finals
At Balboa Bay Club
The CIF 4-A individual tennis
championship finals will be held
at Balboa Bay Club in Newport
Beach Saturday morning, begin-
ning at9.
The top eight singles and
doubles teams will vie for the
crown and CIF 4-A team cham-
pion Corona del Mar wlll be
represented by a palr of singles
<Lance Good and Craig Thomas>
and doubles teams <Jim Curley-
Kevin Forbes and Jordan Otterl.
bein-Danny Saltz).
where she had an 8.65 in com-
pulsory. then brought her op-
tional score to 9.5, the highest
single performance mark and
total of the night at 18.15.
Wright, a consistent performer
throughout the tense meet, was
the winner in the balance beam
event where she scored a 9.0 on
compulsory and 8.85 on optional.
Edison's Chargers had top
performances from Ellen
Weisser and Teri Thomas but lt
wasn't enough to offset the depth
of the Huntington Beach team
and the stellar performances of
Karasilt and Wright.
Thomas was second in bars
behind HB's Karen Conway while
Weisser finished third in three
events and all-round.
While it made little difference
in the final team score, Ann
McCabe was given a second
chance in the balance beam
event when her first try waa cut
short on time. She successfully
completed a back somersault the
second time and finished third in
the event.
Coach Phyllis Petlowany's
Oilers finished the season un-
defeated in dual meet competi-
tion while Edison lost only two
matches, both to the Oilers.
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Un•v•n bert-1 Conway •H t 17 50• 1. Thomal
IEI 11 0 l .ICM .. 11< IMl11.JO.
Betance be~1. WrlQl!t (HI 17.$S 2. ~
(Ml 11.20: 3. w.tuer tElt7.10.
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The me« Saturday belim at
12:30 wttb tbe tleld events, while fUl'Ul1nl ltutl at 1 :30. Tlcketaare
available at $2for students and*' tor adults atthe1ate.
Puadma'1 bid for the state
crown will be challeqed by Fre-
mont lllab of tbe LA City Section.
wb.lcb bu ~alfften fn today's
meet. al all are not aboo-m. for the finals. .
Eleven entries from area
1cbooJs trill be aJmtni at a bert,b
In tbe finals, and IDOlt fl.cure to
accompllsh their goal Last year
five from the Orange Coast area
made Lt fD the state meet.
One witb particularly good
chances to make the final.a ts
Steve Rakbabanl, tbe pole
vaulter from Edison H1gb In Hun-
tington Beach.
RatNJ>ani bu cleared 15-8~ tbia season, third best In CIF.
Favored in the event is Anthony
Curran ol Crespi mah in Encino,
whose 16-4~ is better than the
state meet record of 16-2~.
That state meet record, coln-cldentally, was set by Curran's
older broth.-., nm. in 197~.
The Orange Coast area has two
possible fhiallsta in the mUe-
Ed taon High's Charlie
Christensen and Costa Mesa
lfigh 's John Gerhardt.
Cb.rlstemen bas a 4: 11.4 to bis
credit t.ht.s season. fourth best--in
the state. Gerhardt's best is
4: 15.0, run during the CIF
Southern Section state qualifying
meet last weekend.
Their primary competition will
come from CIF record bolder
Mark Fricker of Hemet High
<4 :08.2), Mark Stillman of Willow
Glen High in the Sacramento-San
Joaquin Section (4 :08.6) and Stan
Ross of Serra HJgh In the Central
CoaatSect.lon (4:09.7).
Orange Coast area entries who
figure to encounter even tougher
competiUOn in their events are
Mike Krutbers of San Clemente
Hl&b in the 220 (21. 7),' Jeff
Greenough ol Laguna Beach in
the discus Cl69·4 > and the
Newport.Harbor mile relay team
(3:21.0).
Goff Leaders
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Major Le~ Standings
1977
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East DI.vision
Baltimore
New York
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
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27 22 .551 l
25 22 .532 l~
25 25 .500 J
20 24 .455 s
19 27 .413 7
18 29 .383 8~
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Minnesota 30 18 .625
Chicago 27 19 .587 2 Aaceb 24 23 .su 51,A,
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Texas 22 22 .500 6
KansasCity 22 23 .489 6~
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Pitt.sbureh Z7 17 .614 1 ~
St. Louis 28 19 .596 2
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Montreal 18 28 .391 ll~
New York 18 29 .383 12
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Cincinnati 23 24 .489 10
San Diego 24 29 .453 12
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Oally Plleot '"--"Leep..,._ MARINA'S STACI WILLIAMS (21) SCORES AHEAD OF THROW TO CATCHER KAREN GARVEY.
Vikings Gain CIF Finals
Marina Colkcta 2-0 Softbtdl Victory
By BOWAJU> L BANDY
Of ... Deity HMStMf
A brilliant fieldin& play by Kim
Nutter. another outstanding
pitching performance by Diane
Mangano and the timely hitting
o{ Staci Williams, put the Marina
High School Vikings or Hunt-
ington B~ach girls softball team
in the CIF 4-A championship
finals Thursday afternoon.
Mangarlo, Marina's brilliant
pitcher. gave up three hits, two of
them in the sixth when the Bears
threatened. The first was a
blooper and another was a bunt
as Mangano was in command all
the way even though she didn't
strlke out as many In Tuesday's
tilt.
fourth inning when she stopped a
line drive off the bat of opposing
pitcher, Jayne Guengerich. The
finger was taped and she con-
tinued in the game. showing
signs of pain only at the plate.
Her pitching continued flaw-
lessly.
Donna Mip-tz, who scored the
first nm. also had a triple in the
firth but it came with two away
and sbe didn't score.
Mari ... !JI
The Vikings toppled No. 2
seeded Warren High of Downey.
2-0, to record their third shutout
victory In four playoff games on
the Marina diamond. The other
was a 14-J breather for the un-defeated (16-0) Vikings.
Williams opened the fourth in-
ning for Marina with a long triple
over the left fielder's bead, her
second hit of the game. She
scored on an infield out by Darlene Gasher to put the Vlkes 1rv111. n
In front, 2-0. The fll"St run came in ::'~7.
the first inn1ng on two infield er-~--cf rors l>Y the Bears. __..-w1111ams. lb
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14 1. 1 J I 1 0 Totah 5<_.,,...,.. Marina will battle No. 1 seeded
El Segundo in the Utle game
Tuesday night <8> at the Santa
Ana Bowl. The 3-A cbampiooship
game wlll precede the struggle at
8:30.
Mangano injured the UtUe .. _.... finger c:a her glove band in the Me<tna
r II • 000 000 0-4 J ,
100 100 •-t 4 ,
Nutter's brilliant throw after
catching a long foul drive in the
sixth inning, doubled up a runner
trying to score after the catch.
This was the only real threat of
the day for the Warren Bears and
Nutter's throw to catcher Lori
Luebke was on target with plenty
of time to &et the runner five feet
down the line.
Pickens Feted
300 Laud Retiring Coach
Beamonffired
SAN DIEGO -Bob Beamon.
the world record bolder in the
long Jump, ts the new track coach
at U.S. International Univenity.
"He's a very dedicated type of
coach. more strict than I thought
he would be," said Athletic
Direct.or Al Palmiotto of the 30-
year-old former University of
Texas-El Paso athlete.
Beamon, competing in the
Mexico City Olympic Games In
1968, soared~ feet 2~ inches 1n
his first Jump In the long jump
finals, nearly two feet farther
than theexistlngworld record.
A Costa Mesa Country Club
crowd of 300 paid tribute to Wen-
dell Pickens Thursday In an
evening highlighted by recollec·
lions from man1 of Pickens' as-sociates and fnends during his
athletic career.
Pickens, the only athletic
director Orange Coast CoUege
baa bad since the school opened
Its doors in 19C8, is retiring June
30.
In addition to a cash gift,
Pickens was toasted by friends
and past rivals from thioughout
his career.
Of hJa early days as an athlete
at Fullerton High, there wu bis
coach, E.Y. Jobnson and team·
mate Vem Wilktn.soo.
Clare VanHoorebeke, an
Arl%ona State Univel'sity team·
mate, .poke, as did Chuck Lewis,
a lootbalJ player under Pickens
at Fullerton Wgb. ·
..
Area Golfers Enter
Ken Teel of CapJatrano aad Mike Lyou of
Fountain Valley are amOlll nearly 200 entries for
tbe openln1 salvo of the Confidence Western
amateur roll assoctaUon summer tour which opena
at Mlsal«l Viejo Country Club June 13.
I The ll·weell series of 18-bole tournaments will
be played on MODdau-1 at aome ol tbe beUeJ' courses
in Southern Callfornta.~uoo of the tout will
beSept.18-18 at Bermuda In Palm~. 11----.,-~-
Also, F1oyd "Scrappy" Rhea.
who coached against Pi(!kens
and former Newport Harbor
High player Hal Sherun.
From Pickens· service days
during World War II there was Al
Reboin and former player Ken
Moats, who played under
Pickens at OCC.
Pickens coached four Newport
Harbor High football teams and
never had a losing season. His
19'2 team won the Sunset Leque
champion.ship and finished SH.
At Oranae Coast College,
Pickens coached the baseball
team for 1J> years and won two
state championships, eight con-
ference crowns and was con-
ference runnerup six times.
A resident of Irvine. Pickens
was also given a civic proclama-
tion from the City of Costa Mesa
and received a citation from the
board of trustees of the Coast
Community Diatric~.
Tbe top three nnlsb in the 18'11 tOunwnm\
of ebaml)iem as the 54·bole fiDal event ls called, are
among the entries th1a year alooi with two former tour tfinnen, Craig Smith of Pullerton and Ala
,."""' '
Petric of Vllia.
SeottCampbdl ot Palos Verd.es WU t.be winner
last year followed by Chuck White and Mike
Bellmarof Loa Alamitos.
GOLFERS!
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La• Ala•itos
Race Entries
Cycle Bacin&
Slated at CM
Seott Slvedae will re·
turn to speedway
motoreycle racinl at the
Oranee County Falr·
ground.I 1n Cost.a Mesa
t onlsht (8) wheo tbe
weekly program eet.s UD·
derway.
Sivedie bas mllsed the
ftrst four nights ol action
and will joln Jeff Seltton
who returned last week,
1n aeetmg to unseat Alan
HV•NN a&Cll -U> y.,0, t ... , ... t. -Al~ ,..... s.HOO. Llmlt't ,_...,. IUl!rJ
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""'· CNrl '*" tc;.rdO&al e11ty9llty.._ IU.-1
Al's Alltll IMerO
Sompj11Uk.1Jet IC>llombll TwotoOOll',..,I Sun"'"'° rr-1 lhe~!Mytes)
•IOff1M ltACa -Allhans. "lY•Al'
oldt' uP· F1111ft .. _ .. Al--
Pune MOOO.
Area Awards
Christian of Huntington
Beach wbo bas won the
last two scratcb maili
/ events. ~
Allt to Fly !Wann Travellnt~ IM..,,,
MIM S;;oar <:oc>Y IT~ l lpdlenC:-IPWllM)
MlssStrwwAN'l IMttchelll
M¥vlfl'I Redliet IAM!rl
HylOftlfet llrOollsl
Ada'I Cllo't Jay ICl'M9ef) EteCOttY IMyi.t) RWIWMlt-t~>
TERI THOMAS OF EDISON ON THE BALANCE BEAM.
Waa Steady In 3 Eventa Aa•lnat HB (Story 81).
Winners
Christian bu defeated
tour-time national cham·
pion Mike But each ot
the last two weeks.
Others on the procram
include Bruce Penhall of
Balboa Ialand; Brad Ox·
ley, the 16-year-old soo of
promoter Harry Oxley;
Ron Preston. Jim FiBh·
back and I>enniaS1eal01.
"' 11?
Mary Jack.son, Mary
Jo Leonard and Terry
Roberts were selected
most valuable players oo
the Fountaln Valley Hlib School pl.a basketball
team that reached the CI F semifinals before
loeina this seuon.
All three were honored
at tbe awards banquet
this week and all three
will attend college on
scholarships. Jackson
has a $1,400 award to San
Dte10 State while
Leonard and Roberts
have scbolarshlps to Cal Poly (Pomona) along
with softball star, Pam
Boswell.
~tics
Varilty
Mo•I ,,......,..: lO<I Sak•.,.,.: Most
IMplration.i· .io....,. l'redrkUon;
Most , ,.,.,_ • L Yft" Hoflll'Wln
Tr.ck-l'i.14 Verilty
Most ,,...._.,.., llr CMroll. Most
Dedl<•led Jul .. G<een; MOst lm-
rnoro~. l"r-&out JWllw v erllty
MO\t Vel...oie· Jeri 11ec11.
SeftMll V~lty
Mon V.....ii4•· Pam aos-11; _.
'"•olretlOftM: ,.,,., R-rta: Most
IMo<O..ed: v-.....,., .... ,.
"""""'VMtlty Most Ve1..-.t· UM "-"'Y: MMe
1ns1>1rat1..,.1: cell-W•t-; MMt
IMo<o..ed:GIM~ ....,.,,...
Mo.I VellMlbie: tOoublft 1-oetlblt
Oone9an and Allsl• Rau•o:
(Slntl")-Ootyce "'umlM; Most lrn-pfoved: COoublftl Linde Yoft Hellen:
ISlntlH) T ... re Maddoa." ...... " Ve"'W Mott v.i ... 111e: "'9r'f Jo L-rd. Ttnv Aollertt end ~ Jeck.on;
Most lrnpro..ed: Jody •tstlft. ,,...... va""" Motl Veiu.411•: Debllle H•vlken;
Moll I~: L..MnMMarverum.
Y"
,,_._Vonlt¥
Most v....-: J..,... .. "-'";
MMt ,,_.....,. c.th'( a_.. -°"' flotROlll-.
Tredl oM "94lf v.,...-,
Coe>taln: JollnM ....,,<k: '-'Mt V•l ... IMI'. Tracy Han-: MeA lrn-
o<Oved Shelly Hkko« •nd Ulllf"O
Held.
o~ Vanity
caotol" T .. 1~; -V•l-
twe· Ell.., W.1-; Mott lnll)foved:
KellyF.itl\. Jllftler VanitY C•Pl•lll' Val .... MO ... ey; M<ttt
Vel.,.ble: Kellie Mye~; Most Im•
prover.-Monl-S<llOnleWr.
SettMft
VMlllY Captain: R•-Sllve; Mott Vat-IM•: ,_....,, R-1 Most lmpnived:
5uHn 1¥\0f\. Jwnler Vanity
Clt9\11ft: Shelly HPtrnan -Amelio oocno: MOSt ve1ue1>1•: Sl\.wn wev: Most lmoroved: o.wnGrev.
S#l"'""llt vanity
C•ptal": Robin Roberts; MHI
Valu•ble· Erin Greer •nd Gall u~ ... ....ooc1; MOSt l'"llf'O..O: i.-••
MacKenrle. , .... ..,venltY
C•e>tal": w..wtv c.no; Molt Value· bl• ,.,,,,. &KU<; Most·~= ,.,_
lltoftB\IWMll. ....,.._
V•nlty
C•oleln. 51\a...,. Str11uss: Most
Veluet>le: 0>1-W•ltll; Most I~
ptOwd. ,...,,.., IMIY .... ....... ,,_
Vol~I: .......... "-! "1eld
Hockey: -; T.-lt! .-n SChlel; Tr•<~ -l"leN: 1.1 ..... lock: Gvm-
nHtlu: '""""" MotKIWlll o-a: Karen Ju: ladMl,.ton: Colleen
Wallll; Swtnwnlnt: Gall u~ ane Erin Gr..,; Softblll: Ron•:
a.~••tbalh "-· AtllllffottMYMr. Aaedeantt-.
GM S<llolar\lllo: WtMna Jof'IMOn. OAA Hitt\ Points: Giii UllWt'WOOll.
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Los Alamitos
R9Ce Results
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T!Me -11.lt Aho !ten -Slrelt•. Miss WOii w..,. w .. Soe<l•I Tell! 1•0. Huttlen
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Summer
Baseball
Conlendtr. ltetOIYel lteQUUI, • HH'1bfffll Kid. TMb Clan. Mold
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Te~Tourney
• "'*,.
SemisSa~y
Semlftnals ~ the 16th
annual Adoption Guild of
Oran1e County doubles
tennis tournament will
be held at the Newport Beach Tennla Club
beginning at 9 Saturday
morning with finals aet
Sunday at the same site
Lone defending cbam·
pion 1n the open dlvtaion
gainlng a apot ln the
semll ll Jerry Van Un&e
who la plll)'inc with a dlf.
ferent partner th1a year,
Tom Leonard.
Demda Trout, Corona
del Mar ID.Ch School ten· Dis coach, Will play with
David Mltcbell ln men's
open doublee and ' with
Julie Hayward 1n mixed
open double• in the
1emlftnal round.
Soccer
TeainsDue
Weaver ·Vies
Tars Feted
Marie Lundle bu Men
selected Newport
Harbor Hl&h'a moat
•aluable badminton
player at a recent
awuda banqQet.. •
Other awanta:
LEASE OR BUY
DICK llllER MOTORS .
FIAT-LANCIA
120 W. WAINER, SAllTA AU
557-2132
Raedean Rona was
selected as athlete or the
year at Ediaon High
School and honored at
the recent glrls sports
awards banquet.
Gary Knopoff
(baseb all>. Brian Weaver (golf). Greg
Jones (track and field )
and Andy Luters (ten·
nis > earned the major
awards at recent sports
awards banquets for
M tsslon Viejo High
athletes.
UC Irvine, Southern
C-1 College, Golden West
aod Orange Cout will
participate in the Metro
L e·a e u e 1 um m e r baseball program, wbicb
launches this weekend.
s•v•NTM lllAC• -00 yerft. i
.,..r oldt 'ue. Claulfled a110W1<1Ce.
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\Jm'10oOO'Mllrl I.to 1.20 4.40 Aell('ll~IAlllton) UO UO
Tbe N8Wport Beach
Soccer Club ii formln1
men's and women'• adul~teamafor recrea·~------~---------------------------------------------
Rooa wu selected to
the 1cbool'1 ball of tame
in four sports
<volleyball, field hockey,
&Oftball and basketball>
and was the mOlt valua·
ble player on the softball
team.
Winona Johnson won a
GAA scholarship and
Gail Uaberwood, tbe
school '• top diver,
scored the most points in
GAA competlUon. ........
Vtftlty ,,_.,t Val~e1 C .. 111: lllelly
HotMon1 *'' lmt>revef1 Jwll•
Mk Ml-.
Special award win·
ners: ....... Venlty
IHI Pl-: ~1(.-off; Roellle °' -..,_, p.,1 l.AJOI•: Leadl"9
Miii•" G•rv K-11; O.lt11tlW1
il'le.,.rA•rd· EdMcC-.
.Hlllw VanltY Mott v....-e. BoOMacllltll; L.Hd•
1,,. H itt..-: Pflll C.ruso; CN<ll't
Award· eruc.Mc<:er1¥. ..... ,...
Motl Val\Hble o. .. C-: ~
IMorov•d· Oav• Celllnt; Bot
Oetenilve: ar1enousa111.
Galt
Vanity
Most Valueble: Brian WHYi!r;
MMI t._-owd: Brian w.-r: c-
1a1": Kurt KMllllb. Ml<WVanMY M4>$t Val1Mlll•: Tr•cv 1tot1en11
c.,tt•l"· TlrnSll-. TNdl
"'""" Traci! AtfiltM of the v ... : Gtet
Jone t. 0111ttandln9 Tracll
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P'l144 ~: Tonv 8res .. leld;
Meit ........ ION!: Mll'll La9o!llA:
Motl ,......,..: Mlr1l Sond~"':
Hlf'I .... nt· G..., ,,,,,_: Coeetl'l AWlnl: ,,.., Hal I«.,., Kevin Qlftrad.
OCC and SoCal tangle
Friday night (7) at La
Palma Park, Golden
Weat boats Chapman
Sunday in a
doubleheader and Irvine
races tbe Anaheim
Giants &mday at UCI.
Eacb team will play 21
games with the league
champion playing an all·
atar team Sunday, AUj. 7
at Anaheim St.adhim.
The flrat week's
schedule: ,........
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UPalfMttl .......,
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l"Al"k 111 5-my
(tlll'l'lltn II Oalde11 Wnt
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I.Ito it en -JM~.,,,... OM.
He's "lot ltlddl,... Mike's Jet,
M'(tM"t Glr11 Dal NMI .... Sc••""'" -I•• .....
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S-1 Rodtel IUDMl'lll 7 . .0 4.10 UI
J etwl 's ~OCl<et C Alllten 1 SAO 1.10
'Tl 1 T ouotllMVlilt l 1.10
Tlme-.n Alse R_., -Gt~, Wind J._..,
Gl!ICIV'' RecUI. COIOrldl Joe t. Gell
l!MOUldt Scret(lllf -~ TtltOrff. Vow
for Pattto SS Ii~ t·Sflof1"9Cllet67 ........
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12000. Jtt ll.a.t ...... (Myttsl S.<IO J.• ... JoMft'I MNr IA1119'111 6.IO 6.00
Creme lafS IAIM!rl 4.00
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•• •ude 11-JM --........ ,,..... ........... ,, ......
Altltllfanee_.,...
tlon and competlllon
with aurroundln& clty
teams. ••Players need not
have any experience
1lncepromotlna aoccer In
Newport Beach ls the
aim ol our club,.. HYS
. vice president Jobn
Curtis. "We hope to form
several teams If pouible
and would like to form a
league in Newport
Beach." Inquiries about tbe
team• or the Newport Beach Soccer Club
should M direeted to
CW1il at .eou.
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Deep Sea Report
177
CAPRICE
COWi
&TOIO
768-0593
'77
El; CAMINO •en
.I
11«nrnne1, l•~lltlJIERln i D•
-~.~ .. arr But;-111 II .customary.~ flnlll ~
"cOllll«IUODof 1peed. -IUIUr-a• t}'ace ..... eomputed Oft lronmtwlfqJ Ute time.. ~ .. con·
To tan p.rtln a competlUco o1 ald the Ume allowances ac· ipeed eorded each yacht. baaed on her slze ~.:9.J:n a fow ol Webster's ud/Ol' tbeoretfeal speed. U.IJnc that New Ceetury dtllnttlonl ~ u a y~ct. ,here la bow tho "race"
Dtnib.Y sailors and ocean racers wW both be out ln fotte tb1s weekend with three local dubl achedul· tne reeattu. a race. ftnlltaeG.
NOW OONllDZ& Tllll Loi Aneeles BILL POWEll'S 4'1·foot sloop H10
YaebtQDb'1Cbannellslaodl"race," Roler fl'Om Newport Harbor' Yacbt D A
tb.,..eondlnt.beYacb\Ra.clnaUnion ct~~ the Clan A winner~· OD yres
of 8cnatbern Calltorala'1 Pactrlc ~~'wht'i. !!W:S°f:i'~ =: ~ 11 0 . cc
The Voyq-ers Yacht Club will pnmde aetloit "
for tbe ocean racina enthtaiasta With the fourth
race of the Humphrey Bo1art Serles for
Perfonnanee 11.andicaJ> Racbll Fleet yacbtl, and
the fourth race ol the LaQ&blin Serieis fory•ebts rat-
ed under tho· Midlet Ocean aaaa, J'leet ays&em.
Not "8alag, ~-t 111.omed
DEAR PAT: I purchased the American
Peoples Eneyclopedla ln 1968. Ttle sales agreement
stated that I was to receive the set of books and
Book of Knowledge supplements for 10 years. I also
reeelved some research stamps. When lsent In my
r~uest for the 1976 supplement. it was returned by
the post office because the company bad either
oaoved or gone out of business. I'd lllce to find out if
I'm entitled to reimbursement for part of the
purchase price. As il now st.anda, I will not be able
to obtain three year books or use the research
stamps.
R.M., Fountain Valley
Amertnn Peoples EncyclopedJa ls still In bul·
nffl, but Jt bu a new addrea: Tbe IUcbardl Co.
IJlc., 575 Lextngton, New York, NY 109Z2. Your 1'76
yearbook 1'lll be malled &o yaa wbm yoa se9d a
eeupon Cor copy) to tbe Yearbook Department
dllere. Tbe ftrrq's spokesman aald the poet office
'"814 have rorwatded yourorigbaal request. • ~ac ...... a c .. rcaw lceaa
OCtan Raclnl Con.fer-ice (PORC) Barbara Yacht Club. wts ~pd, Op for tbe tDeeid.Y fatemallooal Offshore Pbantom-wbJob finished ti-t_; Bui• aolo yaebu. · • The nee atarted Saturday at DOOn wounduptbird.• Ski
from Loi Ancti• Harbor on •'200-tn Class B, Carl ElcbenJaub'1 two-pper mile count around tbe Channel tonner Caden.u. Sao Dfeeo Yacht
lllnda.1Dd1D1 at Madna del Rn. Club was tlnt. 'ollow..t b7 Jhn IJD. Presbrnan Don ,\)'res
TM flnt yacht to tlni.eb w~ Pb*D-derman'sBaider, Balboa Yacht Club. of. J!lftl*'t Beach bas
tom. a newcomer to Weal Coast Oasa C was won by Bin;o. eo-been·~ team cap.
waten. niled by new owner AntbDny •ktppered by Denn.ls Choate and Dlck taln and "Pl.rate of tbe
De1ftDo ol The r..o. Anlel• Yaebt PeDQlncton. LoD8 Beach Yacht Club. Year"~forOranae
Both races will be sailed Saturday. · •
TBE BALBOA AND NEWPOaT Harbor V.et
Clubs will combine tbelr race eommlttee talent&to
suie tbe neet cbamplonsb.tp fw tbe Lldo-14
din&blcsSatutday and Swday.
l>lstatt sailors will bold tbe SPOtliOt at Dana Point Yacht Club ln the aeeaad of-the Dane BeJJes
series in wblch the women take the belms of PRRP crulltn& yacb&s. • Club. Ukeaphantom, Pbantomdrift-follO't'ed by Sneaker. aaUed by Don Cout College's 197&-'1'1
ed acrou the tln.lsb line at u :ca p.m. Wllscia, LBYC. aaillncteam. u. ...... eles Yacht Club winds ~ts alx·race Monday for an elapsed tltne ol • · t.yres s ippeted the n.a-a houri and 42 minutes. 'lbat ~ nvE PDJIORllANCE H.and.l~p OCC h.lJlD8 team to the Whitney Serles thls weekend wttb the Clemente
tbat Pba.Dtom "raced" around the Racina f1eet boats started tbe race cb•mplonabip of Ute lslaad race starting 00 sa'turday. Several Joe
couneatabouU.Smpb.' and oolY one ftnlsbed--J. Hoffman's Pacific Coast lb· yacbt.sareenteredintheaerles.
•ND..,.. .. .., OF the {er-·~ Huctleberry Duck, Bahl.a Corinlhlan tercoUeatate Yachtlnc. THE SOtJTBEaN CAUl"ORNIA Ya"h11 .... •-. ,. wURa OlD -YacbfClub. -Association's Southern " ~ IW yacbta that started tbe rate? W • The next PORC race l.s a 20-mile Series held in FebTQa.ry sociaUoocaJendar · .
nine otben finally showed up OD the day ra~eOQ.tof Del Rey Yacht Club on and M.arcb. occ. the OD· I.OS AHGl!l.l!S VACH"T~~=·· '""*' raQ IWNt~'I
ftnllb liDe at varybig hours into Moo· June U. loUowed ~e nett di()r With the ly to1i1rnwtity college f:~,':e.,\...io:!!::'.1·~~7~Y~-.' '"'"1t"1..,.y: ~ dat ~The others eave up the start ot a 100-mile race but ol King competlna In~ year's HUNTINOTOHHAlteounAc;HTa.u11-c•s.rM11Ne.2.~ "atu:14 .. and aou1bt respite in H-..borYachtClub,destlnatiooBabl~ seven regatta cbam-1.tTTU!SM•PSF1.e£T-1..tti.sH.,tio<lrwt""'*"1•....,_.1s-t. ••
various-\and coves or motored Corinthian Yacht Club, Newport plonshfp, ftnlahed ahead • CAl1~tAVA0tT~tr-...=:~111ott1s.n1h.S..·
home. Beach. of 12 other colleges and «N•:l(~~r.r~riM~\ ~ri\-'~~,; ... No. s ~y s-. universities. «Ny; 1.ldo-14fl•tc:Mmolon'"~<' S.tur«Nv. s-r • •
• ' uu:ir~"r~~~v" Cl.U8'-8ey S.ri.1 No. • lk .. lllMH,
T • I I p -d Ayres 'alS'CT lect tire-oe1.ReYYACHTc1.u&-Su!)cNr1*l-"r-.:tNo ,_ ... 1ang e enetrate Pirate& to a Second place MAl.l8UVACHTCl.U8-51>rlnqSerlffNo • c,.,..nlllulllSUllclay. &• . finish in the PCIYRA voY"°l!M v•cHT c1.J':".!9"~1tt <PHR"I. 1..e11Q1111111«1t1
two-man dln .. "'Y racing <MORFl.!ft~.t.
LA JOLLA (AP ~ 010n~~~~~~~ARDOllVACHTC1.UD~ldo-t4Fletc1<1Wft.
I )-high Incidence of lost Scripps also reported the championship. DANAPOINTVACHTCl.UD-0-.llell~No '(l .... lW.y. Scientists with the.Deep ships and planes, some discovery ot m81Detlam ••Dm is one of the best NEWPORTHARaoRv•cHT~~~cn;1w,s-.-•• Suflde ••
Sea I>rilling Pzic>Ject say of which have reported generated at atrange colleelate sailors on the coRONAoo vACHT c1.ua-t.1111 1n wr ~1 s.tvrdly· &arr Tf'llllll• ~ of 11f8Pet1sm instruments ~oin-g. engleslrom the-Ha bot· West Coast.." uid occ.. r-.:~"l'~..:.~ul:HTCUJ8~JJ.IAU~~. ~. frequently change haywire or completely tom. a ailing coach Jim c--1s •rw1tlll111na1.s.tura.v.~.s.<•11 u •. ~,~-i la SUnlUY. l .. Ulleetcl\amO!oMlllD Sunday course in tue earth'• faillngintbearea. Their flndlnea al· Joreensen. ..ece~~,~~c11TcLua--R••uOR1s-s..,,0t1aro.T"'°""
crust beoeatb the Scientists on the ex-tribute magneUc netds Two-year letter win· SANTACLARA•AC1NOAssoc1AT10H_...._s.N1NO.t ~ Bermuda ~e. ~tiOO jolatly directed that are otf tbeiJ' axis by ners in the 0CC sailing WUTHWESTERN VACHT Cl.U8-56n DI-Unloft T.,jpi,y race
Th ~ ~·h· D · C ::.,~AAl Sunday; CIOrlllo Ser\ff •PHAFI ~. Vahe T,..., race. s-. e ery felluu,., y n . Martin F .J . upto«>degreestoWtsin proeram are raig
fl'Om g lo record Fowler of Imperial gi11nt blocks of the Barto, Paul Murphy and ANACAP.t.YACYTCUJa~~ace.s.wro.r.
depths b personnel College in London and earth's crust in the Jeff Weiss, all of ~\~":l¢~;h~~~:.Tc:"~Ww«Nv. aboard e research Matthew Salisbury of locale. NewportBeach. s.t~l.~eAA• ~11.1NG c1.ue-T.M uci.-or. o..i. r-..
v es s e. G 1 om a r ------------------------------------------------Cballenar. officials of
Scrlppts' lnatltutlon of
Oceanqtrapby reported
Wedn~.
Da~LUNG' reached
one-Cl\ird of a mile, the d~e1est penetration of ol~ eartb crtt1t made
=ie the project began,
ac onting to Scripps, an
ol UC San Diego . I ayers of the crust
f.Om three Atlantic sites
• DEAR PAT: Isn'ttherealawwblcl:utatesthat ihslde the triangle
ll business open to the public must bave a public formed by Florida,
restroom? Most businesses have no facilities, and P u er to R l co a n d
use of the employe restroom ls allowed occasional-:Bermuda a bow the ly, butresented. Wbatdoestbelawrequlre? maan~lc-polarity, or
G.S.,NewportBeacb direction. reverses Itself
IT'S JUST GOOD
COMMON
SENSE. Sorry, bat pablle restroom.a are not reqalred bJ in successive layers of
ettlter CGaJdJ or state 1"'eftladGu ID~ balldlDI lava from wbtcb un-
ulesa K'• a ,.ttue uaembty stnctare w1aere lute d erw at er mou n taln c:rowcll 1at11er. It mQ' .... .,.. ,_ to lean tMt ranges grew, Scripps
i>•blle natnoaa are Ht retwln:4 bi restaliraats •aid.
u.aleu &My are very larie, aaCI lenlee lta&loa
facWda are merely a coartsy, THE BERMUDA
Triangle is noted for its
Act NOtD, or E'orgel It
DEAR PAT: I read an article once regarding a Report8 Late
research project that ls compiling data about credit
card abuset\ and problems laced by consumers. I'd Capltol Nen SerYlce
like to know who ls doln& this projeict and the type of SACRA.ME NT 0 -
Information they aeek. Over 1,500 California
W.B.S., Costa Mesa atock corporations have
. ·AYSdrew a.,.._tM•l1t•• 4De1a ...... bm-....l.Ued.lo..J.lle ~ual re· ~restiq, but your Inform •ti.on la &oo lkeklly to find. porii'WlOi the Secretary ~o answer. U anyone e .. e bowl. eontac' ~ft. Next of State's office for May. ~lme you re.tel aboat a ttaeareb project, make aotes Accordine to Secretary and lnqulre Immediately. Sacla projeeta asualJy ln· of State March Fong Eu,
1•volve a deadline. UDJea flDcUllp are of geDft'al ln· U the corporati<>na delay
lera&. l&ud.J raal&a an seldom seea Ja &be medJa. much loqer they can be ordered to suspend busi-
ness and be fined $2!50.
C...tal Weatlaer
QnSlder*-low <IOuOI end foO
sat\IO'day ~ becomillO ,,. .. .,
-'1Yln"'9el-Ll ... 1 venallle •llMh 1119111 •llO ~ flOln. Hlth\ S.tvrday In ll>e UON•Ws. .
COHiii ~·'""" wlll ranqe bel•Mn U and 10 ll\l•rtd t•m
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1his~ring, you needed a keen eye and a fast accelerator; to finds parking place at the NewpPrt Harbor rt Museum. Next fall, there 71 be /Ots more room. ..
,~ou~v~ Conte a Long Way,.Art MUseumJ
}f'
By JACKIE BYMAN
OIU•Otlty,u.tStatl
You had to be more than an art
Jover to visit the Newport Harbor
Art Museum Up to now. You bad
to be" abte-io walk long distances
end have correct change for the
parklne meter, if you were lucky
~nougb to !ind a space.
• Being only a few surfboard
Jengtbs from the Newport Pier
1Jl3Y be an adv•ntage for some ~tablishment.s, but not for the
prestJgious 16-year·old museum.
Director Harvey West reported
bearing of patrons parked as far
away as Lido Isle.
West has been supervising the
f.ransition to a new and far
rooinier Newport Center site, but
be won't be around for the Sep-
tember opening. Museum Presi-
dent Ben C. Deane aMounced
tbis w• tha,t West ia returning
-to the Washington State
University Art Museum this
month after a year's leave of
absence. ·
No announcement has been
made as to who will become
.dir~tor at the new location,
which will have plenty of parking
~vailable for it and an adjacent
new city library. The museum is
~currently closed for the summer.
\ THE NEW BUILDING and land
cost an estimated $1.S mlllion. of
)Vhicb about half came from
muieum funds. The land was
donated by tbe Irvine Company
and U'Cbitectural services were
given by Langdon & WillclG o(
Newport Beach.
Museum Nnds cirme prlmarlty
from .Private and foundation
donations, with only a small.
amount from eovernment
grants, Westsald.
The contrast between the new
facility and the _present one at
2211 W. Balboa Blvd. should be
striking.
TOTAL SPACE at the Newport
Pier site ls 8,000 square feet,
compared to 20,000 at Newport
Center. .
Alter a summer of prepara-
tion, the new museum facility
will open in mid-September, with
a 15-day schedule of events cur-
ren\Jy being planned.
First abow tn the main gallery
will be a David Park Retrospec-
tive. Park. West said, "ls con-
sidered one of the most infiuen-
tal,. both asv a pa.inter and a
teacher, in the California
Clgurative school that really kind
of grew up in San Francisco."
It will be followed by an ln-
stallat.ion piece by Tony DeLap.
who teaches at UC Irvine.
WEST DESCRIBED DeUlp's
work as minimalist sculpture,
explaining that minimalism "is a
very eleganUy aimpli!led form
,. . t' pee t;laorale ~oncert
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SHIPPING&
AE'CEIVINO
PREPARATION
STORAGE
[);agram shows new museum's interior
and usually ls characterizoo by a Otber galleries will dis·
subUe variation of shade and play works from the museum's
color." permanent collectton and works
.
Musical Drea:rn Comes Trne
Rising soprano Carol Vaness
wlll take time out ftom her busy
career !A> help Richard Raub
achieve a childhood dream. •'It goes way way back to when
I was just beginning to realize
that I was being Vf~ry strongly
directed toward a musical life,
which is ln the pr~·hlSh school
day a," said Raub, an associate
professor of music at Orange
'Coast College.
"Every slnce that lime 1'\te
bad a tremendously strong . at·
tachment to the piece and to tbe
composer:·
THE PIECE is ••Requiem "
the composer is Verdi. and the
time is 8 p.m. Saturday in the
OCC Auditorium, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is
free.
.. His <Vefill"s) operas have
always been very exciting for
me. It's been sometblng Uiat's
been a tong-time love affair,"
Raub said. "In many ways the
'Requiem' ls very operatic."
Soprano Vaneu, one of a
quartet of soloists. ls no
newcomer to opera. She won fttst
place tn the Metropolitan Opera
audltians tb1s sprtnc and has a
contract with the San FranCt.sco
Opera.
She ts alllted to sing in "I
Puritani" next fall with Beverly
Sills and will ~rform the role of
t e g piiestesa n Verars
''Aida .. durini the aame season.
OF HES VOICE, Raub said,
"It's just a beautiful inJtrument
and 1he'1 H amalin1 sln1er
musically."
"I think -..·.aot Carol Just in
tlme," he lldded ... , Wnk a yetr
from now we'd De\'11': have bieert
able to liftotd her. I think 1he'1 OD
the thresbold ot a reall1 M•
career."
basSOCDI, Will provide accom-
paniment for soloists and mtm·
hers or tbe OCC Chorale,
aU11Deted by an alumni cbolr of lorm« flaub students for a total otusm;era.
AltMu,h thb marks the last
OCC conurt of any type
teheduJed until Auauat. another'•
of UK" c0lleie'1 •htli.nt lfOUPS •lll be milldng music on the in·
teraatioaal aceno.
Featured soloists
at Saturday night's
concert will include
soprano Carol Vaness,
Metrop61itan Opera
auditions first
plaC9 winner, and
rising tenor Alvin
Brightb/11 (below).
ed Joans. ExhibiW a.re •ho wm..iso h.andJe special-pro.
ed by curator of art Sett)' valDIDingRch a dance or-film events. _
ed as a musewn ot cootemporuy art.
que thing about the that it will primarily
erican art of our
"There ts scheduled iD Nov·
ember a l"M>week period c.otocus
~leadia~ tual artists ln this' area:.-West
said. •'That would follow two
more traditional exhibitions ...
A ccmcept artist. be said. is .. an
individual who deals primarily ii\
the process, .personal involve-
ment. It's not so much .object 9rlented·as it ls a process« an ~vent.
•'The eftllt many times can
produce objects, permanent or '
temporary. but the process ot
productng,tbe objects is also part
of its expression. ..
look at art, Overall, Weet·said be lqJal to
Westsaid. • see the muaeuin offer a faid.y :
"'We're now g about hav· completeut.exl>erieoce. • mi •t least two asses a week, a _ .. A person will be able to park
creaUve _,..bb p for children. eonvenieuUy, visit • finely •
There is:a cNati workshop for stalled and inventoried muaeum adults.right now. bootsbop, assoctate~th a whole
''The there · ranee o( art objects -aad it is lecture series th oar hope that we will alto wable
meet the demand. sis in the tobaveamuseumluncb. area ol·art appreci on, art his· .. The mu..eum's prlmeJ>UZPOSf=
tory andartcriUque. is. to brine visual arts to thDs
··we .will try to U these Jee-area." -.
tURs Into loternatl travel for !tours.at the DWI' faclli~Wl'U
a group of approxima Iy 20 peo-be noon to 4 p.m.. every day ex-
pJe ·who cet tired seeing pect m~ JJolidays, and from 10
slides.•• a.m. to DOOll by special appoint-
Ed ucational activi meat. 'lberowlllbenoadmissioo
coor~ted bY'Phylli& daa.rge.
'Rough Seas' Is by Wayland Moore,·
who will be st Muirhead Galleries
'l'lae Arts in Brief
•.ova 'flZWPOINTS• -Warb by D08 Ctiue,
Barbara Dixon. Donil.a Huma and Wanda Heil>, SatW'd.11~Jilly11atllllllHou.se1 12732
Kain el., Oardea Gn>ve. Reeeptioo a to $ p.m.
&undq. Noon to 4 p.m. 'l'bund.a1a·Koada)'I. Frie.
ft1NISIAN MOSAICS -From 1ecood and fourth cHturlet A.D., •r•v•Un1 exbll>lt, Sunday
throup ~· 14 at no.ir• Muaeum, 2002 N. Main
Sit , Saata Aqa. f .m. to & p.m .
Galleries/ Exhibits •
• TUeadaya.Satu.rdays, '1 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays aAdtbundan,1to5p.m.SundQs.Free.
'aESPOHSE' -Retroepettlve ahiblt by Nan·
Tandy, DOW throulh July$ at Taaar Art Gallery.
2139 Lacuna Canyon Road, Lacuna Beach. 11
1 .m . to 1 p .m. Monday1-Tue1day1 and
Tbundays..saturctaya. nee.
PAINTING DEMONSTUnON. -Blf Vlzlcen.t
Farrell. sp0aaored by Hunttngton Beach Art
Leape, 7:30 p.m. Monday at Edilon Community ~· ~ Mainolla $., Huntmgton Beach.
I
FANTAlll ART -By Ruth Casa Elliott, DOW
through June 20 at the Laguna JJeacb Museum of
Art store, 307 Cliff Drive. 1:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m~ Wednesdays-Mondays. Free.
ONE·WOMAN SHOW~eramlcs, sculpture and
paintlnp by Mary Kay Bump, now through Tuesday at Gugeenhetm Gallery, Chapman
Colleie, Palm Avenue at Grand Street. Orange. I to 5 p.m. daily. P'ree.
Nan Tandy's
watercolors
depleting
the environment
are the locus
of her
retroapeotlve
shqwatthe
Tanar Gallery
In Laguna Beach.
ar.c. gscna woau -Ineludine 14-toot
woodcut "Metamorphose," opeoa Saturdey at
Vorpal Gallery. 328 Glenneyre st.. Lapna
Beac:h.Ua.m. toSp.m. TuesdaysSUndays. Free.
'FES'nVALOP nNE ABT' -Palothl11, prhlta,
sculpture, pbotocraJ>¥., 10 Lm. to d\alk Saturday
and Suaday adjacent to the Bank of Newport on
P4cUlc Coat Hlehwey at· MacArthur Blvd.,
NftPQtt Beach. Free.
_, . -·-· .. ~ '
WA TIANO •ooas PA.INl'ING8 -And »rints.
Saturday tbroap June 30 at Kullbead Galleri.t~
South Coast Plaa. Costa ., .... Receptioa 3 to.
p.m. Saturday and Sund~. 10 Lm. to t p.lll.
weetda)'l, 10 a.m. to I p.m. Saturdaya. DOCI) to 5
p.m. &md.ays. Free.
,)
ONB·IU.N 8801' -Palottnp and pri.QU by
AllthOQ1' eu.J. Saturday thnlucb .ful.1 5 at
Pomeroy Gallery, 5651A UDc:oln Ave., C)1lnlL •
Becept1oo4 to lOp.m. Saturc1'1. Free.
Capra: Keep 1t Cliari·
PALERMO, Slclly CAP) -Frank Capra,
Hollywood's grand o~d director who once caused
a sensation by removing Clark Gable's T·sbirt,
says films should be uaed as a vehicle to spread
decency and steer away irom qulclde and pro.-fitab1n&ldit~.
The IOG ot StctUairpeasants who emigrated
to the l)nlted States 14 years ago, Capra marked
Im 80th bitthday with an invesUgatJve "roots"
trip tp h1a native Sicily and the rest of Italy.
1930s, also aiding the careers or Clark Gable in
"It Happened One Night," J&Qles Stewart in
"It's a Wonderful Lire," Barbara Stanwyclt in
"Miracle Women" and Belt. Davit 1n ''Pocket Full of Miracles." • • He .has always $hunned POl'1lQO'aphy ud
now calls it "animated French carioona." His
rare concession to 1l was to portray Gable
without a T-shirt in "It Happened Ono Nl&ht."
wblch won blm an Oscar.
Bard Staged at Gl~he
He mede it clear even in llaly that be'a not tbrouab with the clnema yet -at least a.s far as lecturlnl goes. ''Mr. Deeds Goes to Tow~" earned
another and "You Can't Take It With You'' a
third. AFl'ER 4t FILMS and three Academ~
A9'ards for best director, he has been out of the .-=-=----------.... ~-.,.-~ directorial spoWght for 15 years, lately devoting
his time and seemingly. endJesa energy to a The 28th San Diego National Shakespeare
Festival is now under way and will continue
through Sept. 11 at the Old Globe Theater in· Balboa Park.
"Hamlet" is now on stage, wilh "The Tam·
ing of the Shrew" opening June 7 and "Timon of
Athens" July 6. At the adjacent Carter Centre .
Stage, ''Charley's Aunt" will open June 24. Also,
on three consecutive Mondays in August. two
comic operas will J>e staged at the Old Globe:
Gian Carlo Menottrs "Amelia Goes to the Ball"
and William Walton's "The Bear" on Aug.15, 22·
and29.
Additional lntormaUoo b available by writ-
ing the festival at P.O. Box 2171, San Diego, CA
92112.
Mudced Datace TrHnlte
A musical tribute to America. "Sammy
F1agg and Ria Stars and Stripes," will be pre-
sented by the Steven Peck Repertory Company
beginning June 10 and 11 at Angelo's and Vinci's.
Dinner Theater, :516 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton.
Dinnertime will be 6:30 to 8:15 p.m. with
show tJme at 8:30 p.m. Information is available
from 525-4725.
'The WI:' rlclcets
. Seats are now on sale at Mutual Agencies tor
the r eturn engagement of "The Wlz," the new
musical version of "The Wizard ot Oz," which
will open June 17 at the Ahmanson Theater of the
Los Angeles Music Center.
San Diego's Old Town will have its annual
Art Fiesta Crom 10 a.m. t.o SW)Set June 25 and 26.
Walking tours t.hrou1h historic sites will be in·
eluded, wlth many participants dressed in
clothina or the California Ml.ssloa era.
Art works £or sale will range from oil paint·
Ines and watercolors to metal sculpture,
leatheramlthlng, b asketry, macrame attd Je,relrJ.
A...,,lou l•r '6flP-r
p .m.; and Mendelssohn's "Elijah., by the dialog encouraging the young to go into the MOV·
Chancel Choir of Scott United Methodist Church. je business and try to change its direction.
of Pasadena, 7 p.m. June 12. In bis Palm Springs, Calif., home or hls
In addition, two ballet series will be offered native village outside this Sicilian capital, his
in 1977·78. Stars of American Ballet, featuring theme is lbat the cinema ls still "the best Fernando Bujones, Suzanne Farrell, Peter medium."
Martins and Marianna Tcherkassky; plus Den· ·~ "There are indications among students or
nls Wayne's Dancers and the Royal Ballet of the cinema that they want to return to human
Flanders will be presented, along with the Los comedies, my type of films," he remarked in an
Angeles Ballet. tnverview. " 'Rocky' ia an example of that." Information and phone charge are available He said be "wished he had made 'Rocky,•
at (213) S77·55ll. chosen by the Academy he once headed u the
&"2•--o .. c--~---.. best film or the year, because "It's aboutaimple r ..... __ .,_...we people succeeding, like President Carter for in·
Stance." "Explorations in Consciousness -Films for a New Age" will be presented at 1 p.m. June 22-27 It's also like Capra himself -bom ln the
in the Santa Ana College faculty study, 17th and rugeed hills of Sicily, taken to the United States
Bristol streets. Admission ls free. Topics include at 6 and an example of an immigrant who beats
meditation, yoaa. biofeedback, psychics and the odd.a and vaults to fame in competitive Hindu.ism. Hollywood.
,,.. s. .... r fs alMost ......
We _... now featwll!MJ
all the freslt fnHi. cw.
hon Ille best). Apricots. reac• ling cherrf"' Mectarl1191, S.edleas
Grapes, Ra1pberrfH
..cl _,, ..,., "'°"'
Co•• aee oar Prea•
Fnltl
Grwd Opetthlg Mnt Wetk ~=-1 Slwe Hfflftl hod st.N. ""' lefl 11111 ~ 5pecWI Galore! T .... KJl.W.L for MW1
ow GnM 0,118'1 I Ste.. .a.t ltllt. Doors 0,..
9a.&M:tldsbhJe•ewt.
Lo. Awgela ~are AB BE TEU.S It: "I was short, born in a l'htOfn.G.Mo..i Alw.,at..n....,
foreign land, and son of poor and illiterate r--f{111J;l1Ji1-----,r----""1(111J;l1IiJ-' 1 The Globe Playhouse at 1107 Nortll Kings peasants. But in the cinema there ls no formula 1 1 Goo4 sm I
Road, Los Angeles, has announced Its sum.mer forauceessexceptperhllpsforcreativity." t AISHTAm 11 tclllaet I
Shakespeare Festival. in . c I pa..a.cHES ti mucE I . Scheduled are: June 8-July 2, "Titus An· A chemical eng eenng graduate from al 1 ~ ft L I .
Tech, Capra said he entered the film business, I 29c I dronicus;" July 6-30, "All's Well That Ends answering an ad in the paper, to make money •' P.-ct . I 2.39c I
WWell; "ofJulWyin24-2S ~d July 3l·Aug. 1, "Merry while waiting tor a hoped for job as a science 1 Uftlff 4 U... 11 LW ,_. I lves dsor; ' Aug. 3·27, "Taming of the teacher. Wlttt C..-
Shrew;" and Aug. 31·Sept. 24, "King John." With Columbia and other picture companies, !_ ______________ J L---~~~---..1
A package rate or $12 is available, with a slu· be was .noted for spreading optimism in the bleak w. HOY• n. Int! ~ n... ~ dent r ate or $10. Children under 12 are admitted
free when accompanied by parents. Reserva· ------------------1-----{(e~----,r-----((1llf:Z•T1J-----.
tlons are available at (213) 65o.-0208. 1 "O.. _..f 'I T11es. Sweet. Mey I
YOUR
CLOSE·
I d~lr.r.iEs ,• ORANGES I , i 39c... I! 8,_.s1oo I
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: Good Siu Teo fr ow PAMOUS I
1 CAHT ALOUH 't caay HIEAlTs I
f ' 2~ I . 4 .. s100 l•I aa.u.,.~.._ l
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Auditions for t.he musical "Gypsy" will be
held from 1 to ).0 p.m . June T, 9and10 in Sant.a
Ana College's PhHllps Hall, 17th at Bristol
Street. All part.a ex~pt that of Rose are open,
wlth 10 children between 8 and 14 needed in add!·
tlop to adult performers.
Those audltlontne will be expected to sine CAD AlllAV ISLAND two tonp, with one belng from Ute score. An ac· rHfl•llDJll eompan.lst will be provtded. Technical people are "• ..... ,_ .. ,.,. ...... --•9'k ••'11& ... ·-...... ,... .. ,_, .. -.. ,.. ant ... -wi.-
also needed. wtt.h coUeae credit available. Tbe ~L~: =-:=:..vu.aa ahow~runJuly21·31. :~~AU
a Mlt.U ACltOSa a.nee Serie. hi Puacleta• n111L11"AC1"c
Amoot the evenb comtna up at Ambasndor FOR Rlll!R.VATIONS. feTJtM£'Tl\ON" or
Auditorium In Pas•dena are: Sunday, plan.lat (213)775·8111 • (213)832-4521 • (714)527·7111
Jakob GlmJ)C), '1:30 p.tn.j Tbunday, Eugene eomt N,CATAµNA T!RMINAL(und., Vincent Thomn lrldge) OrmandJ and tbe Pbllade1pb1a Orchestra, 8:30 ENO Of' HA--BOA FRHWAV, 8A'4 PEDRO, CAL 90733
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,_ nocz of thtt na
out t.ht ... Watel W'e noted that
tttoM fll tal and .obcr mt
&.bcMald bt 1'8med to stay IWay
from tlala place -unleu. pc~ Lbey•re loollln1 for
th c to rid them ol their
5&.raleht·leoed Wayt.
A breeu. tnrormal and jovial aura pervades every comer of
th ralbtt larp and ele,antly
decorated restaurant. To the re-laxini atmosphere add an ef·
fervescent and efficient aroup or
waitresses.
Dinin& aot off lo a surprise
start with a round or tasty shrimp
and crabmeat cocktails Cor ever·
ybod.y. Or maybe it wasn't a sur·
prise that lhis appeUzer won a
unanimous vote; the price or
$2.SO is a bargain by today's stan·
dards.
Entr-ees on the new dinner
menu are divided into two
categories: from the farm and
fields; from the seas. All are
served with a choice or soup du
jour or Charley's crispy garden
greens. choice of green goddess,
thousand island, bleu cheese or
Caesar dressing.
THREE TIMES a week the
day's soup is minestrone,
another three it's split pea and on
Friday clam Chowder. The night
of our visit we were impressed
with the spilt pea, a smooth and
creamy mixture seasoned with
expertise.
To insure the finest quality in
steaks. Charley Brown's serves
only USDA grade prime. Selec·
lions in this department Include
the New York strip sirloin,
served with a a baked potato.
$8.95; T-bone steak, a full pound,
al~o served with baked potato.
$9.95.
Our entrce choices included an
excellent cut of roast prime ribs
ot bill, • Jaa, nicely roested and
auos:£:nled by creamed
boner ta 8"d a baked potato,
11.60 <a-arl17'ttut. •· ). Allo: the tiMQdid top 1lr10ln Charity VUI la ctater Cut. Mrved with an
artlcheb beut. cub lei and 11uee betrnalao), with baked
pe>tato, t'7 .ts.
~WO ENT&EE 11lectlon1 .. from the 1eu" nlao rated our
burrahl: broiled salmon, SUS,
brotled with herb butler, topped
,_,lU. f,.h tomatoes. lemona and
a htnt o( dill; baked tcallope,
$8.9', a heaplnc c111erolo full ol
tender and dellclous scallope,
uutffd in a U1hUy ausoned but·
ter. Botb were accompanied by a
baked potato.
A la carte "kitchen supple·
ments" Include fresh sauteed
mu.shrooms, $1 .25; onion rings,
85 cents; eggplant Charley. $1.25.
For dessert there's a pear Helene
<vanilla ice cream lopped with a
half pear and smothered by
<;hocolate fudge uuce>. $1.5C;
cheese cake, Sl.25; Haagen-Dazs
sherbet or ice cream, 95 cents.
Sunday brunch at Charley
Brown's, served from 10:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m., offers such entree
choices as corned beef hash and
poached eggs, $3.25; eggs
Benedict, $3.95; Cobb salad,
$3.50; crepes Rangoon (shrimp
stuffed crepes topped with Creole
sauce). $3.95. All are Hccom -
Benefit Concert
Rose Ann Wood will
perform piano works by
MacDowell, Villa-Lobos and
others at 8 p.m. Saturday in
the Golden West College
Theater. Admission of $1
will go toward mus ic and
hearing imp aire d
scholarships.
/1_olden S.~~~~~ ._, ' ~~
Sl:;;J,agon "'
GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES
Specializing In Chinese A lo Cart~ Dishes
LUNCH•OlttNER DAILY
Food tO Take Out
11 :30 A.M. to 10 P.M.
ztJJ ..... ~
COSTA MBA
642-7162 • 64'9Hll
•
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MONDAY thru THURSDAY SPECIALS
(Fri., Sar. & Sund,1y 'rd 6 P.M.) -Excluding Holidays
rli111111rs include soup or SJIJd, b11ked potato or rice
RED SNAPPER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 3.45
MAHI MAHI . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • . . . . . . 3.95
GRILLED SEA BASS . . .. • .. . .. . .. 3.95
TOP SIRLOIN . . . . . . • . • . . 4.25
Enfoy TM Musical Excitement of
The &·Piece land
NEW YORK STEAK .. . . . . . . . . . .. .. . 4.95
LOBSTER TAIL . .. .. .. . . .. .. ... 5.95
STEAK AND LOBSTER . . . . . 6.95
LUNCHEON also served daily unril 4 p.m.
162711 Pac1ltcCCM\I Hwy •,Hun1tn9ton 8d\. • 12131592 1321
3901 E Cout Hwy •Co.on• Ori M., • (7141 67!>0900
OASIS
Wed. thna Sat.• From 9 p.m.
NOWl 2 BANDS SUNDAY AmRNOONt
Calypso Steel land .
lto7rM
Charff• Romero Jan Que: tet
StotrM
&ser-Je.tilons 6ie--51i3
At t?le end d No~h Bsyllde Dr., Newport Beech
In San Clemente It's
•
Open Dllily From 1111. m.
Suntlay Bnmeh 10 a. m. -4 p. m.
•
White House
In Laguna
Features Jazz
TO.NlGBr,JUNEi
CAL TIADER -At The White House Restaurant, 340 S. Coast mghway, Laguna
Beach. 9:30, 11 and 12:30 o'clock ton.iibt and
Sat"rday. Rea~rvations recommeoded.
4.N-8088/8089. ' .
IBVINE MASTE& CBOllALE -"Bon Voyaae"
concert before leavina on European tour, 8:30
o•clock toniabt and Saturday at Santa Ana First
Baptist Church, 1010 W. 17th St. $4 and $6 adults,
$2 atudenta. Tickets at Cout Music Store in Costa
Mesa or 542·1790 or at door.
•aEQUJEllll' By Gabriel Faure, performed by
Orange Coast Colle&e Choir, 8 o'clock tonight at
Su. Simon and Jude Church, Huntington Beach.
Free.
'BAREFOOT IN THE PARK' -Comedy, 8:30
o'clOc:k tonight through June 18, Fridays and
Saturdays only, at Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse,
Orange County Fairerounds, 88 Fair Drive,
Costa Mesa. 556-5459.
BAND CONCERT -Golden West College Band
at GWC Arnpbltheater, 15744 Golden West St.,
Huntington Beach, 7: 30 o'clock tonight. Free.
'LIFE' -Musical presentation of Black
heritage, 8 o'clock tonight and Saturday in UC
Irvine Uttle Theater, Room 161 of Humanittes
Hall. 75 cents. 833-6617 or 83:H614.
COMICS Rodney Winfield, Denny Johnston
and Jonathon Moore, 8:30 and 10 o'clock tonight
through Sunday at Larr Stop, 2122 S.E. Bristol
St., Newport Beach. $3.50 and two drinks.
'THE FRONT PAGE' -Comedy, now through
June li at Laguna Moulton Community
Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna
Beach. 8:30 p.m . Tuesdays-Saturdays and 2 p.m.
Sundays. 4!M--0743 after 1 p.m. except Mondays.·
•HARVEY' -Comedy. 8 o'clock tonight, Satur-
day and June 9·11 and 16-18. Ana-Modjeska
Players at Loar a Elementary School, 1601 W.
Broadway, Anaheim. $2.SOgeneral, $1.SOstudents
17 and under. Special rates for seniors and groups.
533-5278.
CHORAL GROUP Girls' chorus from Crest
View School, 7:30 and 8:30 o'clock tonight at Hun·
Ungton Center. 7777 Edinger Ave., Huntington
Bench. Free.
.--------------., I t & Chinese Cuisine I
I ' /?/I' ORJENTALCOCKTAILLOUNGE I Featuring Tropical Drinks
•• I ¥ti\~ MONTH OF JUNE ••
I ( 11X_ I DIMw~~~M-I
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I , ,,.... ,now ~ .. , .... wat• ,.,. itnut" ,,.ttd ,~I 'l ·~••'Id ......... I , "''"' m018 rid t lllct ... ei.-..... "
I •>..lr F0<501100eaddGo<nlcwWrY1 Toot I ~ f'7f' OHerE•,,. ... J .. oe30 1!177 .!_1s;~AST l7TH COSTA MESA 64S·55SOJ ----------------
~· -od,cen and Ham1mtntala
mllldcat; ~ tool&bt for four weekeedl • .Leelr-
Biaeb QVlcUaht Opera at Jordan Theat., ...
AUantic A\'9;•$3 to ST.Sl ev~ ta to SS-» maUn~ liberty aoel Nutual aie:ocies or (.213)
f32·'792G. .
•
BUBE'UHOP, CILUIBDSINGEas-Loara Wah Scbool ll'CUP plus Whittier chapter ol Sod• ·
ty ror thrPresena.ttoo and Eneoutacement. of
Barbershop Quartet Slniinc in America, 7:59
o'cloclt tonilht and SatU!Uy at' Anaheim bi&h
School auditorium, au W. UncOln. SS adults.
$2.!SO student. and children. Lind.a Emond at
'77t·S8S'1 or Ann McRae al '171-38'1'.
POPS a>NCE&T -Mw~medla proclucUon,
Ocean View 1:1J1h Sehool bMd and choir, 7:80
o'clock Ulai&bt at OVllS. 170'11 Gothard Ave ••
UuntinJt,ca Beach. $1 general, so cents cblldieil
andsenion.
AMAN l'OLJt ENSEMBLE -At Jlowe
Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana. 8:at
o'clock tonight, sponsored by .Mus.le Center
Presentations. Free.
·COSI FAN TU'ITE' -University of ra
California Opera Workshop, 7:30 o'clock
at Santa Ana College's Pbillips Hall, 17th
Bristol streets. Fr~ : • .
SEBASTIAN'S DINNER THEATEBS -"~
Fair Lady," now at 140 Averuda Pico, Sui
Clemente. 492-9950; ''Hello, Dolly," now throug)i
July 3 at the Grand Hotel, Number 1 Hotel W.J)
Anaheim. T12·7710.
'WEST SIDE STORY' -Fullerton Civic Ulh~
Opera, 8:30 o'clock tonight and Saturday &n4
June 10.11, and 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Plummet
Auditorium, Chapman and Lemon streelli
Fullerton. $3.50-~.50 adults. $2.!iO·M.SO atuden~
12·22, $2·$3 children; matinee SO cents le5'.•
879-1732 weekday aft.ernoons, or Wallicbs Mus.tr>
Stores and Liberty and Mutual agencies. -
'PLAZA SUITE' -Comedy, 8:30 o'clock tonigh{.
Saturday and June 10-11. Garden Grove Com-
m unity Theater at Lake School, 10801
Orangewood, Garden Grove. $2.50 general, $1.50
students and seniors. 554-lm
'SEE HOW THEY RUN' Westminster Com·
munity Theater, 7272 Maple St .. Westminster.
8: 30 o'clock tonight and Saturday. 893-8626.
'EQUUS' -Adult drama, now through June 11 at
South Coast Repertory, 1827 Newport Blvd .•
Costa Mesa. 8 p.m. Tuesdays-Sundays and 3 .m.
Sundays. $4.50·$6.~. 646-136.1after1 p .m. daily.
CONnNUING IN J,OS ANGELES -"Merton or
the Movies," through Saturday at the Ahmanson
Theater: "A History of the American Film" and
.. Angel City," through Sundar at the Mark Taper Forum; "Porgy and Bess,' through mid.June
al the Pantages Theater Indefinite runs· "Hold
Me." at the Westwood Playhouse ; "Vanities, .. at
<See KARATE, Page C6l
A"PADANA
R~rauranr ·
AUTHENTIC CUISINE
OF THE EXOTIC MIDEAST
Persian. Armenian. Gr~k and Rus:.uin spec1aJUci.
Conllnenlal Cw,me Also ~
Luncheon-Monday ttiru Friday M~ 11 ;30 a m. to 3 00 p m ~
Dinner-Every Evening from 500pm
600 Newport Center Drive /JI 1 ' · ~
across from Fashion Island ~
Reservations honOred -64~ 7502 1•
.
tE FLIES 11 IRU
llEAIR.-nt lllF
GREA1ESI OF QIEESE.
lt aD began when Car lot ran ~way to tlle
dn:us. His rnolhtt told him ht had to have a
g:immkk to makt lt big, The oftly way the
drcu wo\ald hU. him w~ as a cook. So
Carlo. cooked for th« cir~ and prac:tJced
part-tim• on the trapeze. He beamt vuy
famous for his Mexican dishes and especially
for his ddkate use of cheese.
One n.lght, ~~twas filled, and it was
ti~ for the flying Fducdni Brothen to begin
thdr dath dtfylng act on the lrapae • .But
Bandlnl Petucdnl got a hangnail and couldn't
pon. I
At the lut motMnt thq caDed on Carlos the
cook to fUl in. Wlthovt thlnldng. Carlos took
h11 piece hJ&h abOw the crowd, swung out oA hat~ 1Ull dlf\lln& to a J-se chunk of
Cha. The c:i'oWd went WUd. Ht. rnothtf wu
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t 750 W L1ncqln • Anlhelm
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Actart in local theater rarely
play a rOle loQe.r tban a few
week.I -or, in the cueot a lq-N.MN dimMr aboW, perbap11 .. lone • tbNllli mootba. Tbere are
J1.t1t too m1111otbw1o0d pattl to
punu•. and moet abow1 have
Umlt-1qa~l'Ota. Tbn then 11,.yoa Roberts. Roberti, a Ne.,pori Bfiacb re.
dent. wu a prof-enlonal actor
before M tO\ald walk Cbe ap-
peared wltb Bitto Davi.I ln ''The
Letttr" 1\ the aae of 10 mon\bl).
tte=ormed on Broadway 1n up ama Game" and "Damn
Yan ...... tben toUred for two
)'tart 1n ~ tlUe role of "U 'l
Abner."
IN lHZ &OJSEBTS retired
from lbow bullnea1, or at least
----------------he thought 'did. A community Uteaw producUon of •'The Odd. Coupl•" reactlva~ blm in 1971,
and then Sebutlan'1 Weet Dln·
ner Pl8)'bouae lured him to San
Clemente for roles in
~
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I
When the movie'• over
the ahow'a lu•t beslnnlq
at The Malle Pan
"Oklahoma" and "Flcldlw on the
Roof."
Wben a restaurant called the
1510 AD Club opened ln Anaheim
in 1913. Bobertl WU tapped for
the role ot Klna Henry VUI -
and he's been plQlnc the part
ever llnce. He moved from u:20
to tbe Kini Henry Restaurant lD
the same clb' laat year, and now
he's plying his royal trade 1n
Costa Mesa at tbe Hollday Inn.
With bis lmposin& physique
and aaalc boom voice, Roberta la
every inch a king. And while hla
supportln1 company may lack a
bit of the frenetic pluau dis-
played by tbe Anaheim troupe,
the latest version of the King
Henry VID revue ii an excellent
eventna's entertainment.
The ribald comedy routines,
emplO}'i.nl audience members u
TH£ NEW ANN& Boleyo cl
tbe act la &lilabetb Savqe. a JoDIUme Oranie County actna ancf name-haired 1on1atren.
Her ample eodowmenta provide mutb lrilt for tbe comedy mill (wblcb is turned by aa endlea _,,,_.,,,,...,.,
pre>«ulon ol double entendrel).
Her voice ii quite plea.atna u
well.
Larr)' McKee, wbo created the
role ol the kinl'• Je1ttr at 1510
AO, then took a hiatus lut7ear,
returna to bis ataUon at the Holl·
day lnll. While McKee ii a tunny
fellow, his characterbatlon ot a
dull-witted e1od tenda to retard
the pace ol the show somewhat.
compar.S to the more hyper
humor ot bis predeceoor, Billy
Scudder.
The new Kini Henry ~
wW be on atase at the Hollda1 • ~:::=;~~~~=Premiere Openiag
Saturdays throu&h June t. Din· Anne-Marie Sircello pleads with Joseph
ner la aerved at 7 p.m. with the Amster to tell her a bedtime story in this
show ~ettlng under way at 8:30. scene from the Irvine Community Theater
Jfyou renotbroadmlnded,leave produ~Uon of Oliver Hailey's "First O~ C_repes Beignet ••• thelddsatbome. Asleep, Whistle," which will have its West 1------------------;..._----..L..-----------Co11st-premiere June l<Hl, 17-18 and 24·25 at 8:30 p.m . in ICT's temporary theater at Cliff A tantaUzln1 d•H•rt tor two.
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Tues. thru Sat. -------Ill
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•
Red Buttons <left> and Uonel Stander star
in a new version of Neil Simon's comedy
"The Sunshine Boys," about a pair of
former vaudeville partners who meet
again after many years of hostility. It will
be aired at 8 p.m. Thursday on Channel 4.
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Monday thru Friday 11 :30 to 1 ·30
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Featuring Exotic Tropical Drinks
Offer Music
BJ llJCIL\J;L PAl&BVICR °' ..... .., ... * .... Callinf lt tbe ••Balboa Penin1ula Cale
Scene" may be at.rfl.chln& matten a bit, but a
ponweekend even.ins on tb• town wtth trips to the
Studio Cal• and the new Metro Cafe la a au.re bet
. for rel~ and lDUl)eDliv• mualcal fun.
Oruttct. GrMnwlcb Vtllqe ln the early •eo. lt'• not....no buddlnt Dylana or itHu were
1potted dwinf Monday nllht'• rounda-and the
musical quality ran1ed ~m put-on to aeml·
prof .... onal.
However, t.be crowds were u,bt and mellow.
tho accent waa on enjoyment, and, excludlnl a
1hort-llved addlcUon to lri1b Collee, the evontnr
waa free.
)
8TA&TED OUT at the Studio Cafe, 100 Main
Street, wbere a va1rant known u Dr. Bonzal
overHea the ehab'1 Monday nl1bt "open
mlcropboae" proceedln11.
Dr. B. II no threat to comedians Richard Pryor or Steve Martin, but h• kept thln1• lae
with bl.a IOw·brow patter and dld manqe to
amwft' a bumlnl musical quesUon: "What was
the ltld lnltrument oo the IOlll "Duelln1 Ban·
jos? .. Answer: "A1axopbooe."
nttJnib', tlie abow wu entlUed .. You're As
stupid I.a You Feel" and Bclmal M.D. (a.k.a.
Da't'id Gofflo> 1ave wa1 to 1ultartat Peter CUmbl, a noaproleulonal who turned in a nice
set of outlaw eountry folk. Malntal.nlni the even·
in1'1 Intellectual air, the aalntly Climbe told the
audience. "I once drank a can ol aterno and couldn'taeea.boulderthat wqfourfeetaway."
Nextin line wu one D. Wbitaiey Quinn who
offered a wonderfully off.key piano and vocal
put-on of Bruce Sprtn11teen. Anyone who can
make reference t.o .. The Stretch Mark Cafe" and
rhyme "you're just a pork from New York /not a
filet from L.A" " in a 20-mlnute set la OK by me.
D. Whitney, you're terrible, keep up the aood
work.
DIDN'T STICK around for the ensuing acts,
1 lOO ADAMS tat H.,._I Allcl. 111 Gerdn Gro.. but the first prize winner won an bollr of record-
COST A MESA 12201 llOOICHURST Ing time at L"yon Stud.lo on the YenlnaUla. Tfte
540-1937 uo-1923 • IAt CMip-111 na-1020 second place entry ea1erly accepted a pluU~
percuuloo Mt No menUon wu made of the third
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~ 'l'be Metro Cafe, across from the Warehouse
Restaurant lD Via Udo Plua, opened about fowi
Stews from Many Nations l:~':e ~ 3!T, ~:C~:.~TillnlY"ttt. c<>m-
WINE BEER Monday night a pleasant but inexperienced
SOUPS. SALADS • HAMBU~GERS ~~~·::~t!d~:~:re:~~ra~~= ~t Yummy Cheesecake & Other Spec1altles The group's two vocalllll, Trish and Chris , are
FASHION SHOW LUNCHEON Australian imports wbo sln1 and strum well.
TUESDAY & THURSDAY enoulb to deserve attenUon. With Ume and more
MESA VERDI Cl!MTll stage experience, the band can •tart thinklnl
Adens at H.-bor •Costa Mita• '79·1171 abouta_pamechanae. _ In the meantime the Metro la a nice way to
Real
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111 21st Pl., Newport Beach ORk»le J.t5'0
"-to Mi.tltM o.ly-Wt•11dt Ulltl 1:00 &a
o••U1'UIS .. IWl90llAHA
cap off an evftllng and your beat bet to meet that
waiter or wa.ltrela you fell in love with durlna
dinner; It's a bl& after-work haniout.
1132. NOTES: There's stlll a Iona way to go,
l>ut tentative plans are belnl made for a benefit
juz festival to revive HuncrY Joe's. A number of
artists have volunteered their services and a post
omce box will be in operation l)Ut week to solicit
su11eattona and advice from jau fans. Stay
tuned and keep your fingers crossed
The Studio Cafe offers Sood local jazz
tbr~ the week and there's a Sunday after-noon am for .. eompetent musicians." Another
spot or Jau lD the area ls the White Rouse on
-----------------Pacific Coast ffllbwQ in Lquna.Beacb. . A final note of recoantUon for two excellent
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LAGUNA IEACH Ctttn.tlL ,..,.
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Jass men who died recenUy: planlat Hampton
Bawa and alto 1axopbonlst Paul Desmond, who
worked for m~ years with Dave Brubeck and
penned one of Jan's all-time classics, "Take
Five."
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lnctudlng
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Allli!IUK:& PL OU f'AJ8B -t a.tn.· to• p.m. ni.nSa1and64W11 al Old P~t
R la Alouf&. ~al u Jtll•abttb•n·
eouotrJ I .. 1U5 adults, SJ.as ~.11Ud191 Uiidel' U.
BB nr Q0 CE81' -Planltt Rot• !(Ana·
Wood. • p.m. ~ bl Golda W•t COiiete P-!!l-'· 167" Golden West St., Huat.lattOD ---. $1. bmelUucbolll'IJUpt.
'aNOD.VJIA· -Jtodpn and Haaune1'Mbl ~
mu1ea&.1 aDdl,p.m. ~. 7 p.m. Sunday, 8 p .m. JWN1 U and l IDd 7 p.~ June 12 at~
Ana ColMce ~ Rall, 17th and Briltol
st.reetl. SI ada!g, $1 ltudmtl. •snt.
\'EUI ·azQUIE•' -With prof•uional
JOlolsia. Oran&• Cout CoUece Chorale, I p.m. Satu.n:tay bl OCC Aud.ttoriwn, 2701 Falrview
Road, cat.a lleaa. Free.
COLLEGWll llUSICU. -Chamber mua.ic_ 3
p.m. Saturday in Orqe Coat Colleee Fine Arts
Jb1J US, 270l Fairview Roed, Costa Men. Free. . . ,
STUDENT FU.II EXfflBmON -1:30 p.m. Saturd~ in Orange Coast College Fine Arts Hall
119, 2'701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. $2 tt~oqr.
C4'MP PENDLETON °ltODEO -Features
antied sernces personnel, 2 p. m. Saturday at
Camp Pendleton Bue, Oceenaide. Free. · -.
i;aEATEST SEW ON EAllTll' -Demoastra-· lions, celebrity appearances, faablon sbows. 10
f .m . to 10 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at.the Los
,f.ngeles Convention Center. $2.50 adults,
thUdren Wlder 12 free.
~t Cl&alr-it.,
Arc hi-e--tCarro 11
O'Connor) settles in·
to a deep blue funk
when his favorite
easy chair disap-
pears on "All in the
Family" at 9 p.m.
Saturday on Channel
2.
Keith Con'Odln&
Sally Kellerman
~otdlne Chopl!f\
Harx.ey l<eitet
Lauren Hutton
Sissy Spacek
John Considfne
Vlveca Lindfors
Richard Baskin
DenvepPyl~
*NO MOU ~NTENV -By 1on McDould. 8
p.m. 8uDdll¥ c UC Irvine uttle'l'beat.. Ro0m.
111 of HUmultt• Hall. 833.e811 cw83Mell. Free.
•a1:QtJIEJ1• -By Verdi, Orance Count7 lluter
Chorale IUd orchestra, I p.m. Satmday~t . ap.
man Qilec• AQd.ltprium, 333 N. G St.,
Oraqe. With ~eAloaal aoloilta. 5'1..aat.
BACB Cll>MLE. -Golden West OoUeae Com-
munft1 QoraJe 1n "B Minor Mau •• • ~.m. Sun-da, ln GWC l'orum Z, 151" Golden West St..Hunt-instoe BHcb. $1.50 eenerat. $1 atudeDta and. leuion. ·
t
'CUOaBOGMPlllC PAllA.METDS• -t.ec-ture-demaaJtratioa by UC Irvine dancers,~ a mes
Peurod and Janice Gudde Plast1Do, 4 p.m. Sun-
day at San~ Ana YWCA, 1411 N. Broadway. $l adul~ $2 nud~. .
POPS OONCBKT -Sanctuary Cbclir in music by
Rodgen and Hammentein, 7:80 p.m. Sunday at
St. AlldreW~s Presbyterian Church, eoo St. An·
drewa Road, Newport Beach. $1. -
MONDAY, IUNEt
GONG' NIGaT -Amateur entertahiment;
slenups atap.m. Moiiclay. abow stuts at8;80 at
Lalf Stop. 2122 S.E. lriat.oJ St .• Newport Beach. 12. .
TVESDA 't, JUNB 7
JA.73. ENSEMBLE -OOC prbe.winning SJ'O'lp,
DOOll Tuesday in quad in front ol Orange Coast
College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa M•a.Free.
WEDNESDAY, mNE a.
'TllE FANTASnca· -Mmlcal. June ta -Cabaret: Ti.eater Company, Kuckenlhafer
Cultural Center, llOl W. Malvern Ave.,
J'ullata.. ••.mcJwtaaecb.~
"PAaADOX/PARADISE· -87 J'on R.
McDonald. 2:80 p.m. Wednesday in Oraqe
Cout CoUece Drama Lab Theater, 2'701 l'aintew
Road, Costa lleea. Free.
ACS08"11C8 AND JU.UTE -Ptas dm~ de-monstrated by Huntington Beach ltecrution
Departmen&. 8:30 p.m. WedDeeday atHuntiqtoo
Cent.er, Tm Ectbwer.Ave. Flee.
DANCE 71'--student dances . with original
oeboreographY-and music, ·s p.m. June B-10 at
Goldm West Collece Tbeat.er, 1.$744 Goldm:l West
St., Huntiniton Beach. $2 leoeral: $1 students and senJora.
. Tllvu.oAY,JUNEt •
JAYCEE CABNIVAL -lncJudinc midway,
dand:nl and bls\orical prop-ams, June 9-12 at the
Fountain Valley Recreauoo Center, Broothunt
Michael Ansara fights off a momitain lton
maddened by damage to the earth's pro.
tecUve ozone layer by aerosol can sprayS in "Day of the Animals," a new science
fiction film ..
COMEDIANS -Tbe Graduags ,and .limJnY-P-!!--1111!!!~-~""'~lll!!!!'I~----.. ~k. 8:80 8IMtlO p.m. Tuesday tbrouib June 12 at Lalf Stop, 2122 S.E. Brin11 St., Ne-tQ>Ort
Beach. $2.:SO and one drink weelmlebts, $3.SO and two c1rinb weekends.
'JESUS CJIU8T 8VPE88TAll' -Rock opera, 8
p.m. JUDO 7·9 and 11, 2;30 p.m. June 10 in the
Orange Coast Colle1e Auditorium, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa. $2 evenings, $1 matinees.
556-S527.
IMfROVISATIONAL THEATER -"Bugs'~ /''Gwus" by Doris Baizley and '11.eander
Stillwell" by Da'rid Rush, June 7-July 3 at the
Mark Taper Forum of the Los Angeles Music
Center. $4.75-$9.15. Tickets al agencies or (213)
912-7211
'BlJLLY' -James Whitmore as Theoa---Roosevelt, June 7·12 at the Ahmanson 1'beauJ>{,~
the Lo& A.ngele1 Music Center (213) 972-72U or
agencies
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te1U1cnt17 m d mm of Ute occult. You aro
u .t to bet1ove lhat the IOUI ol a 5-year-old
klU In 1 R ry auto en b hu been trll\lftn"ed
to a NW Yark Ctt1 tlrl. Dtrtttor Robert WIH
ba aftfided t.M 1roe..qu., ao that th• 1botu
....., real Ind ddlltns. A..ood caat: Marsha
.... Ind Job Ir .. t1' l.Dl\lilhed pattntl.
anhlft •the laltel'-day Bnae)':Murpby, An·
tbODy Uopktna u fatber ol tU dead J!!.l -he mall• a Sood cue lot rdneunaUoa. The Olm
prOYOk•Uw;iuibt ...... n .. c.hllb. Rated PG, but
lt wlll ecara small chlldNn.
.. ANNIE BALL" present.a Woody Allen u a
'*1ftldc, obMulff Jewlab comic enmeshed in a
bopel • tempestuous romance with Diane
Keate.. Autobtop'aphlcan No matter. Allen la in ~farm, tollint ablu.rd imlCJltl aod pro-
foaDd ncaeme Utt tree blOaoms tD tbe •Pri.ot
wind. 8:i~ muttiful u the 1urvivor In
IP'fte of • The r.al aewa 11 Dlane Keaton,
who emers• u . a comedlean• of th• Jean Artbur..carol• Lombard claaa. Rated PG.
"aocKY" elves the movio 1euon a 1hot of
adrenalin. M model'!) as today, itia aeurtheleas
m ade like an old·fubloned niovie, with vitality
and heart. Sylvester Stallone~ the starrin1
role foe ,himself, and he gives a oace-ln-a-llfeUme
performance as a boxing bum turned contender.
Talia Shire and 8\frgesa Meredith also shine. A
real upper in a year of downers. Rated PG.
"ISLANDS IN THE STREAM" ls an old·
.... fashioned movie -well-written, compellingly
acted. directed wtth lntelU,ence, taste and
bonfft Hntlmnt. Based on Ernest Hem·
ln1wq.'1 lut. autobtosraphicat novel, the rum •tan Gear&• C. Scott u a reclu.lv• but not em· bittered art.lit on a Carlbbean late. He bu never
1tven a more 1enalUve performance on the
1cre1D. The 1up90rt1,a1 cast. beaded by David Hemm~ and Claire Bloom, is equally fine. An
aeblevemht for director Franklin Schaffner and
writer Denne Bart Pot.lt.clerc. Rated PG.
•'TffE UTl'LE Gl&L WHO UVES DOWN
THE IANE'' ll a modest thriller that aattafiea
detp!tt lta far.fetched plot. Youna Jodie Foster
move1 lnto a seaside hOUJe With ber poet·fatber.
But the father ls never seen, and h1I estran.Jed Jill Clayburgh and Gene Wilder play a
wlf• aeema to bt ml11ln1, too. Then a nosy real couple who meet only to come near losing
estate womp dilappeata, and the town starta both each other and their own lives In the
wondert.n1. Totter 1t such an iniplred actress suspense comedy film "Silver Streak."
that the manages t-0 maintain credlblllty, and ------------------she la aided by Martin Sheen, Alexis Smith and
Scott Jacoby. Rated PG, it has sexual un·
dertones.
.. PlJN WITH.DICK AND JANE'• can be just
tbat -once you accept the situation of an un·
employed aeroepace execuU~e arMl his wile turn· ma to boldupa and aafe·cracldnp. Take that
slant step and you can enjoy this li&htbearted if
amoral comedy. Georie Segal Js expert at this tort otthln1, and Jane Fonda makes a 1kiWul re-
turn to her comedic begbmj.n&s ("Baretoot in the
Part,•• etc.). Rated PG.
"ADlPOKT '71° gives every indication that
the diluter movie trend may soon come to -.
craabin, baJt. This time Universal 11 bard put to
bre.the life into ~ cardboard cbaracten and
the contrived Jeopardy. BiJUonalre James
Stewart has an a.s~rtment of people and a
planeload or art flown to bis F1orida mansion;
lheplusb747dlsappearsunderwater. PG.
Teen MoJ!ls Profiletl
"Guess Who's Preananl?", a documentary
on the rile in an4 consequences of pregnancies
among teen·aged Am·ertcans airs Tuesday at £0 p.m. on KCET, Channel 28.
The program focuses on the consequences of
child-bearing at such an early age; the high
.mortality rates; the risk oC mental retardation
and deformiUes; the cost to society; and Lhe ef.
feet on the alrl.
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NEW RA VEN. Conn.. (AP) -A tall rtlht· •
bander 'Who had never played baseball appeared
at the Yale pnctice diamond and annowieed be
wanted to learn to bat like Hall ol Fame
aoutbp.aw Lou Gehri& w1lhln a week. ·ne man was not a dream~r. but an actor. Ed Hennann·s task: to prepare for a role as the
former New York Yankeet first baseman tor an
NBC t.elevitlon movte baaed oa Ruth Gehri•'• 1
book, "My Luke and I.'' Hermann played Franklin D. Rosoevelt ln
the recent NBC production of "Elunor and
Franklin" and also appeared in "Tbe Great
Waldo Pepper'" and "The Paper Cbue, ·• but he
HYI be'a idolized baseball playttt all bis lire.
0 GETnNG THE ~hrll part was pure wish· •
fultlllment, •· be said. ••rve always dreamed of
just putting on a baseball uniform.••
Once he was cast, thouch. Hermann besan to
team some of the stark realities behind the
glamorous side of lhe major-league slugger. Not •
only does Hermann's role require him to hit
home runs. something he bu oevtt done, but he •
has to learn to rut and throw left-banded, u ·
Gehngdld.
SO THE ACl'OR, who has friends in the Yale
athletics department, spent a week with the
baseball team. For eight hours a day be spent the
morning with a Lennis balJ and a plastic bat in a
squash coort, the aftemooo in the batter'1 box at
the YaJe practice fieJd swi.shinl at fast balls
thrown every live aeeonds by a pitchlnc
machine.
OVERNIGHT
'Annie Hall'
captured the hearts
of America .
~ Broadway Business Big 'ANNIE HAtt' is now .,
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By WILUAM GLOVER ,_,. Of81M Wrttiw
NEW YORK CAP) -The new lullaby or
Broadway ls happy days are here again.
Highlights of the 1976-TT theatrical year now
ending include: a record $91 million box office
1ross for legit attractions; a lusty increase of 1.1
million spectators; and product.ion activity at a
lO·year crest,
"This is the greatest sea.son since before
World War 11," says Gerald Schoenfeld, chairman of the Shubert Organization, which
operates 17 playhouses. "Broadway has moved
into a new era."
holdover fawrites from earlier seasons.
The news for an1els wasn't all cheerful,
however: just 19 of the productions already have
or seem likely to net profits.
FIVE SHOWS WERE Imported from London, fewer than usual, but Broadway's growing sym-
biosis with ohce·acomed areas of theatrical en·
terpri.se was appartflt . .:fwelve plays originated
in regional theaters, six came from off·
'Broadway and one from oft-off.Broadway.
Among the others there were few signs of
creative originality. Eleven of 27 dramas and 10
of 16 musicals were revivals.
Among the big crowd-plea.sen were the new
musicals "Annie," "Side by Side by Sondheim,"
"I Love My Wile," all of which arrived in a one-
week spring bunst: and the revivals, "Fiddler on
the Roof," "The King and I" and "Porgy and Beas." · . _
---the biggest hit in
New York.·
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WOODY ALLEN
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New York for me. l was •P·
~Ye. But QOthlD& is deelded
•it.boat my okay."
A' claay hall wu cboeen for the
concert -tbe Metropolitan Opera -
and each peraon attendin& was
handed a bla·atemmed rose.
THE NEW 'rOU Times review ls
headlined •·oovta Newtoo·Jobn Con·
veya Her Niceness'' and UM review,
tboucbtful, with aome natterlnc
tbinp1o say, some not, describes her
'K blending "imal(eit of the crinollned ~ebellum South with the buoyancy ol
• Jitnodem·day'J:exas cheerleader."
-• -In her teens, Miff.Newtoft.Jehn.juat-
ong. naturally, without workina at it. ~ater she bad some aodd advice
which steered her toward country.
flavored songs and now she says she
bas the ex~rience to know what~s
best for herself. It's still country.
llavored ballads.
She was born In Cambridge,
England, where her Welsh father
taught in a college, then moved to
Melbourne, Australia. She lived In
Australia from age5to1S.
AT 15 SHE won a tal~nt contest,
which led to offers to &ing OQ..TV. Prise
waa a lrip to England, which s~
dido 't want. Her parents were
divorced when she was 10 and her
German mother lhought she should
sample some of England's culture. •
"She encouraged my singing career
and made me work hard and realize I
wasn't going to get anywhere being
lazy.
"[ was no different than any other
kid or 15; you resent your mother'.
Now I look back. I see she wu very
important to me.
"When I went to England I had a
boyfriend in Australia. I Intended to
stay three months; all I wanted to 4o
was go back and get married and set-
tle down. Eventually I wmt home
after a year and I heard myself say.
ing, 'No. I don't want to 1et married. I
want to go back to Enela11ct' ·•
SHE NOW UVES in Malibu, Calif.,
with a cat, dogs and horses which she
rides in the bills behind her home. In
New York, she walks a friend's dogs
in Central Park.
The New York performance is the
lasl of three weeks of one-nicbters
Olivia Newton-John
was well received in
her long delayed visit
to the tough-critic
turf of New York
which followed a week each in Las
veguand Lake Tahoe.
All six of Miss Newton.John's
albums on MCA Records and four
..singles~ve been..ced.ified gold. She
also bas r~celved three Grammy
awards, best country female vocal, in
1973 for ''Let Me Be There," and best
pop , female vocal and "record of the
year, in 1974, for "I Honestly Love
You."
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A FOIUIER MANAGER, Peter
Gormely, liked country music. He
picked "U Not For You," her first
single, which became a hit in
England.
"I always wanted to be a ballad
singer. Jlly biggest record hu been 'I
'"HdiiestlY owe-r-ot.r. ltTlhe 10tt or-ballad I always dreamed of flndtng.
My producer rang me up and said
he'd found this incredible song ln a
box of demot. I heard it and flipped.
The demo was sung by its composer
Peter Allen, an Australian.
She thinks she has always been am-
J>ilious, Miss Newton.John says,
though that word meant ruthless
when she was grqwlng up, so she de·
nied it in herself. But she thinks it's probably whatkepther coing.
IT HASN'T been difficult to keep
ber private life private, she says,
because "I've been with one person
for a long time until recenUy. There
Waif nothing lo write about.
"Maybe one day I'll marry. I've
-always looked after myself financial·
ly, so marriage doesn't represent that
kind of security to me.
"I still believe it should mean being
with someone the rest of my life. To
make that commitment Is the hardest
thing. l've seen so many negative
things in marriage. I'm aoing to be
100 percent certain.''
ISJU&\ tOBINSON
Ou their 1t'15 U.S. tour, the Rollin(
Stones requested an entire meal
baekltqe beton eaeb show, and none of
their larte entourage wu Jllowed to beam eatina before t.be band.
Leet ZeDPelbi uaually oaly bu cheese
cubel, ablimp ID cocktail 51Uce and the
ever·preaent lemon and honey for
• RObert Plant's throat.
A•BOSlllTH'S dreuine rooms
teature Dom Perigr,lon (for Joe Perry>, en salad (for Joey Kramer) and bowls
full of M&Ma. (Queen's Brian May also
likes to have M&Ms around>.
PattJ Smith makes her own COUS•COUS,
ead before each ot bia European abowa,
Lou Reed ,Wped down three Blf Ma-ca.
Peter Gabriel likes fruit, nuts, yogurt
and fresh avocados and takes home
what's leftover.
ELP has crab legs; Yea used to have
veaetarian meals ; Foreigner eats
English tea sandwiches, and Linda
Ronstadt loves Mexican food.
ROCK STAil indulgenc~ aren't as ex·
cessive as you might think; they're
"' now hen near auch mone star lesend.s as
Lis Taylor's press asent &chleppinf
tacos and chW auou a eoatinent.
But. I have known ro.dies to comb a
Mldwelt clt.y at three in the morning
looldnt for rlba for some En1Usb
Supentar to whom ribs 1s a specialty.
Lately there'e; been an increase in bot·
tlecl Perrier water along with the usual
dreastni room beer and soda, and, for
the blqer bands. Dom Perignon -af.
fecli~y referred to in the business
as "rock atar'a mouthwash."
Beer ii bit: New York bands favor
Helnekena while Los Anieles muskians
alick to Coon. Some English groups
make a big fuss about lmportiq it
wherever they go. while Allee Cooper's
love for Bud la legendary.
LOS ANGELES' musklans like te-
quila. New Yorkers drink Remy Mutm.
The En&li.sh swig Jack Daniels, and
these ~ ••: die seems to be &Jppi.Qs white <Blu. Nun Ls U,. Che~ baebtia• f&N. wbllit caaes of
PouJ.Uy , F\a1ae are tbei'e for th4 biqer
acts). .
· So maD)' budl have aP«at YMJ'l .Ut·
till jUJak food OD tM iOad that i\'1 DOl SW'• priliJsC some Ol them .,... fend o( fast
foOd places. BniCe Sprin~. f()I' ex·
ample. doaD't even like places where
tbt b~rls tootbict .
Mick J11Ser la rock's best known
courmet • .
While he really cares about bis sto01ach.
4nd haa JQ•de • big issue or
choo•inl the a1#ht wine, he ia one -,vho
cets a Cieam in b.1s eye for a spa.n& rib •
(Sou them, not ~e.se) and often Qtders
fOOd from New York's Narvua• Indian restaW'ant <ltobert Plant'a favorite,
tQo).
PtOmoter Bill Graham is renowned for
tbe moftJayuti backltage spreadS.
For th-. 1975 Stones ahows he
trensrormecf \be Cow Palace's dttary
backstage 10to a Hawaiian paradise.
complete with talkinc birds, b~"! dan·
cers and exotic drinks. OC ~e. U was
all &one before the secc>Gd encwe.
Mind ·and Body iiiiiiliillll=:
"Did you ever have a dream about
something you always wanted to do?
Well I did and I made mine come true.
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ln101 blllt~r pu1ch.ise. s~j,e, l•m•m
w/pool & new eilm beam cl'1hng l•m rm
Ftelhly decor•ted. Alit-edy 11n.incc;d
w/S4~.soo VA lo.In. or new loan •v11Llble
MUSI Sff. <>1>en S4t. & Sun
(714J 968•ll71 or (7141 546·1754
SO COAST PLAZA
A•e• •111,kl' new "Motnlng Sun" A~•dy
fln1n<:'l'd w/S4S,000 VA lo.ln. lm1Ncul•1e
Inside 6 out• rA1ted entry, cSI"' dtapt!I. 11'
mrrrored ..,..,dfobt, cov'd p.Uo • m•n)'
•l•olS. '7Hl 96e-Jl71 or 1n•t 546-17~
Walker & Lee Sold 13,889 homes in 1976 .•• and that's a record! List your home for sale with the hard-working record setters! -·
COST A MESA OFFICE :
2790 Harbor Blvd.
e·r -ee.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
(714) 5-45-9491 or (714) 545-0465
FOUNTAIN \IAllE\' OfflCE:
17213 Brookhurst Street
Fountain Vall ey, CA 92708
(714) 546-1754 or (714) 968-3371
Ht:JNTINGTON BEACH
MAGNOLIA ADAMS omcE:
9032 Adams·Avenue
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
(n4) 963-56n or (n4) 556-7035
HUNTINGTON BEACH
SPRINGDALE BOLSA OfflCE:
6042 Bolsa Avenue
Hu ntingto n Beach, CA 92647
(n4) 897-~321
NEWPORT BEACH/
IRVINE OFFICE:
2043 Westdiff Drive ID
Newport Beach, CA 92660 •
(714) ~944 or (714) 646-n 11 l'lAU •
Bearer is entitled to Free
~aike.t €valuation
of' ~Residential Property
Analysis will be made by ;a Woalker &leet Inc. muket specialist.
There is no cost or obligation. You may return this certificate or
call for an appointment. Offer is good indefinitely-please
retain with your household documents. ..
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liabitity for the flnt lit-
con-ect lnHrtion only.
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All real estate advertised
m lh1s newspaper is sub·
ject to the fo'cderal 1''alr
Housing Act of 1968
which ma.kes 1t illegal lo
adver tise "any pre·
fc ronce, limitation, or
discnmlnation based on
race, color, religion, sex.
or national ongin. or an
intention to m ake any
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EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
$69.900
On quiet tree lined street
bordering prestigious
Back Bay area Sharp 3
bedroom, 1 story with
enormous private
backyard. For appoint·
ment to Inspect cu.JI
~77
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MIWPORT HGTS.
$124,900
Prestigious Ne wport
Hgts. Corner location.
Custom designed
char mer. Thick, plush
ca r pe t i n g. G lass
enclosed brick frplc.
Step !'!aver gourmet
kitchen. Unique step
Thts newspaper wi ll not d ow n m aster suite.
knowingly accept any DeU&hlful wood i hin&led
advertising for rtal m asier bat h Huge
estate which is in viola· separate family r m ..
t1onofthe law. too! ll will be gone
L.&-...--forSal tomorrow, call now. ,._.., • 752· 1700
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HOW GOOD
AREYOU7 .
Need self startini ag.
aressive agenL New firm
loolcme for qualified as· sociale Extre mely
1ttnerous commisalons. Xlnt working conditions.
Prestige o ffice In
Newpor\ Center.
759-0761
l~ple who need People
IALIOA ISLAND
Fabulous new exclusive
4 Br + show plece.tAll
wooden charm. tuctced
under the largest pine
tree on lhe Island. See al
213Topai
and call !or details
That's what the Classified ads sell bl&
DAILY PILOT t1em1, small Items or
SERVICE DIRECTORY any Item. J ust call
is all about! 642-5678. •~----------------
LAGUNA
OCEAMVIEW FIXER UPPER
Eastside 2 urut on larie
R·2 lot. Vacant. See
anytfme
START YOUR
TAN NOW
iilting by your gorgeous
i'ool. Lovely 3 bedrm
Beauttrul'"'°°ntainslde 4 bedroom ·family room,,
dining room with jus\ un·
der 3000 sq I\ F~ulous
views from most all rooms Ii from about 90'
patio dec k ~na Bo th
floors could be used as
separate hOmes
$74,950! :
&~
• bome with super family
room in Costa Mesa's
ynost presUi lous area.
$88;900. Call now.
$266.000
JACOIS REAL TY
675-6670
r ... r.TSIDE EXICUTIVI HOME ~ 2 STORY-IUCH DUPLEX Italian tile entry to sun·
Well locate d Orange ken llv. room bulll·ln
County property. Both micro. Country styled
units are 1 bedroom, din· kitchen. Formal dinlni .
lnit room with an al· Winding stairs to master
tached garaae. Priced at n.dte with Roman bath
a low $49,900. CALL tub. Home fully ln.sulat·
556-2660. ed. Ca 11963-6767. SELECT Ol'fNIH9 ... HVN108lNI((•
!pPRoPERT1Es [i!l-ffflHI
•HORSES
•KEHNB.S
•STORAGE
•OR??
A huge 82.5 x 338 A·l lot w/3 br, 2 ba hOme in up-
per bay county area.
$96,500
644·7211 for det
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FOICESS.AU
Must. sell this beautltul s
bedroom, 2 bath Costa Mesa home. Gourmet
kit c h e n , co mpl
S4Ml41
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COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE , INC.
lock lay .Area
Brand ne w listing.
S pa ciou s c us t o m
home--4 bed r ms, &
spacious fa mily room
with rtreplaee. Pool size
back yard with boat or
RV access. Very attrac·
live yard & entry. A
country kitchen with eat·
lng area as well as dining
room. NewPort Beach
a d d r ess-Woodland
School Dist. $148,500.
PETE BARRETT .... -REALTY-
642-5200
* * MESA VERDE * *
Priced to Stl at $I 56,500
ly o,..... t7t-WJ far W·
SPYMASS NLL
21 MorT'O hy Drfn
New 4 br. family rm, 2th ba home.
Magnificent view, city lights & bills.
Deluxe carpeting & fixtures. Complete
'landscaping & sprinkler system. Move
in immediately to qualified buyer.
OPEN HOUSE
Fri, Sat & Sun 2-6
640-6410 or 644-4684
AHNE McCASLAN
. . • bas joined the
sales staff of Select
Properties. Mesa
Verdeans will
instantly recognize
Anne•s smiling race
and her bubbly
~~ _personality. Her ten
I years experience at
Market Bas ket in
Mes a Verde has made her known.
liked and reme'mbered throughout the
commwlity. Anne brings a wealth or
energy. enthusiasm and knowledge to
her work. For truly professional
service, CALL ANNE at 751·3191.
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T:PROPERTIES
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sha1 crpts. Heavy shake root. Large Yard. Hurry
priced only $79,000. Call
associated
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~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
summer f\m l.n UllS 4.br
home tn treat cc.an side
area. Frptc Is terrtllc POOL all tor en UNBELIEVABLE -.ooo WAUJ\CE&Co REALTORS
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NEWS BHutllul a BB! Fan· uaue fa.m:Dy areal Low
down 1)111neftt for Vet.st
Hur:TY 1. tG.SOO. l'ad Carpet 75HI02
Cadlllact to G°' Carts Wbatc"er the Fnd Roll 'rtn 0(( the market
With a Cla lfi~ Ad
Ca.JI Now fU ~8
Panora mic View Lot, Entle •1-vel. 3 Bdrm &
coovwt• den: farn • din· tni rm. Lllln landscap'lf
wtyard fen* for pool. $345,000. Sbown by appt
on))'. 18122 Rtdaevrew
Circle. AaJt for Mike .
731-1522
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tompat.lble with Ddt work 1cbcdu1M.
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AN EASY WALK
•.. to UWe CorOna Beaeb fr'Oin this
cu1tom built, apllt level home.
Spacious 4,000 sq. ft. Of liytq apace. S
Bdnna .• 3 bathsJ _!amll.Y rm. • formal dlDlq nn. PLu:t billiard rm. wlth
frPle. • wet bar. S~ar vfeW. 3 Car praae. moderD elevator • .,_,(IOO
IWFFS-NEW USTING
Lovely Vtata Entrada 3 bdrm •• 3 bath
condo -tho bard to find, •tnale level BONITA PLAN. Newly redecorated,
Incl. caramel carpets, paint.
wallpaper & deluxe kitchen. A
pleuure to show r Price only ,000
759..0811
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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90.000. AU terms. V C......... ~=====~ "0 " down. free uaiit. llmt eee this Pro'rinclal
Act. M14JD.m3. styled 3 bedroom. Two BT... ton
ftreplace9, ea~~ ... •••••••••••••••••••• • IUT DUPLIX IASTSIDI famll)r room A
.o1.y·.o1.11 ... -. POOL+GUIST patio. Luabooo~a· ~~ ... ,... .... , ... ... ,...__ Prime EaabidO Costa lalt, as, I UA ,~&41 23)0 tq.ft .• 4 br's, dlnln&
SIDE Balbo9 Penluula Mesa . Towerin1 trees! 540-1720 rm. 9x12 doll houae.
Prime locatJoa for ren· Curved drive. RuaUc UY· wtaU the extru. Just
tala. Spacloua brtcht lna room hosts cathedral listed.1112,950
OWDel"ll unit. larae front ceUina + maaslve brick c ... 1.,. ..... ~~.:;,,,, ~·:ui~o~~~ ~~f~af:ttl~ ~;::_~~':' :::::~ .. ..._. 63f.1 ll5
ucnearNewport'a Back warm. Both 2 BR, 1 Ba, Coay den. Hideaway
EAST
Plus locatim. fint user's tax incen-
tive. Three top reams to purchase
this smart triplex today! 3 Bdrms.,
formal dinina. 2~ bath home+ two 2
bdrm.. 2 bath units, facing the greens of.Santa Ana Country Clul>. 2'5 Mesa
Dr .• $210,000
Bay ! nu.soo. Red could be tare• home. muter s uite. Giant nu
... ,.. 1002 G1Mral 1002 Qarpet. 754-uo:! Many xtra. To tee It · I.I s~rtlln& bJue pool with Uft --=--"'-------to'""'" .. ! a ... _ • .._ _ _. •· "~·1n1 DCHlJI ....................... eeeeeeaeeeeeeeee•eeeeee v..yt~ UV uua&" W. ~
Lake Forest
Spacious & newly crptd 4
BR. 2\-s Ba. home. in
wooded sur1'oundlngs.
lnteresttn1 rock rrplc
w1conversaUon pit; lge
Mstr Bdrm. approx. 2500
sq. f\. Seller moving out
of state. si 1•,soo. -~dd~ ~G/3-M!»
2431 I. Co.at...,, .. c:-.. w..
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OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 2-6
10162Mlnf•11 ..............
JUST REDUCED $211.
OWMR Tl.AMSAUID -beautllul,
clean 3 bedroom. 2 bath home. New
dishwasher installed. Won't last!
COATS & WALLACE
REAL ESTATE
962-4454 .. for Mmp.t
A MUST SILL DIR'LEX
In Corona del Mar; attractive corner
location. Price .just dropped to -
$159,500. Leases expire in July.
673-4400
HARBOR
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WHnl WATll VllW
This 3-story, 4 bedroom home with
beautlful forever view of white water,
canyon and village lights bas a
fabulous entertainment center with its
own kitchen facilities and large deck.
Second deck. off living room and
kiteben, offers additional spectacUlar
view. Prieed at $189,500.. Call either of
our offices to see it.
U~ICJUI: fi()Ml:S
REALTORS-», 675·6000 .
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
also in Mesa Verde, dt 546 5990
1M1 CHAIM OF l.90 ISi.i
is exemplified in this lovely 3 bdrm
t>lus den home. Sunny south patio with
flowers & statuary. Lge mstr suite
with huge private sundeck. Many lov·
ely imprvmts. Via Lido Nord. S215,000.
2111 S-Ju;' ... ._.
Ml'WPOD CIMTll. M.a. 644-4tll
,..MOUMTAIM 719-0761 rooms too! Se parate ~· acre CUSTOM 3br. ,._., ..... _ 1022 guest facilities with r1mw1Y!!! 2ba.dinrm.frplc.hrdwd -_. kitchenette! Easy care fNllft,
fin. All u~rad ed . •••••••••H••H•••••••• kard~~~!~~~l! OF ORANGE CO 'S
Ready no . 0 I ff BY OWNER Of'f~9.,,s •UN•OlllN<•· MOST EXCLUSIVE SattSun. 1'90 Avocado, c:.... HUI GOLF COURSE AND
MC FINANCIAL INC.
752·5162
=••de. 03-4801. 8r"ft: vi~:.'~~ 1· •. 1,iusal'l'I ~=~u!' rar as
View Hilla. S188.SOO. 4 Br .,. ' i.:Hli 11; you can aee + trees •
! Ba, Vlew. 640.21181 L .:4;~ .. ·~~~~·~U water. Single story lux---------
2 <Qualified BIO'era Only> = t.bla u C Corner Open 1925 Lanai Dr. ser. urylaaoea 1rith, ~ tJon Fa••• v•y 1 Ol4 • Beaut!tul duplex, So. of xlnt country clb loc. dol: r location. ..us c • •••••••••••••••••••••
Choice Newport Blvd. hwy. Comer loc. Ea. unit M a n Y x t r a s = ~=~i;.i;d~ C~NDO SPECIALIST.
location witb 166' fron· 2 Bft. IC. Uv. rm. w/trpl. 548-8814/54().2018 door eotey leadln& to H B • CM. F V l Y .
tage. Bui1diDI and por-$1Mf:ULMARTIN center alaH enclosed Touchstone Realty. tlon of lot currently REALESTATE 144-738! atrium. Cathedral ml· l63-0l8'1 l e aaed. Call for DB.IHTflJU. la&• •v•rl'where. -----i...-c..--partlcularsSl2~.000 SPYGLASS HILL 4 BR .• 2 BA. • POOL Ma~alve Palo• Verde 3 er. ant to Ml~uare ~ o aiooe ~ TOM ot Park. By owner. Prin·...,.. lyOwMr ~~~.!0000 wroucbt lroD. + much. clpals only S64K.
Decontor a brl1ht Agent ·~ much IDOft. Can MYet' 85832'7aft6fiwknds.
cbeerfW lam home. 7 l& ~~~~~~~~) be duplicated at the UD· By oar eoa.so. Tiburon ~..m!~J31i;,.~.~~.,! believabJe low Price or hms.3br.2i,.,ba, ram.rm. sus.ooo. QuaHfl•<J Woocky&WoadwuM only $10UC50! You can open hae SatlSun 11-5. ..__..._, .. call lor appt. Conao. rn '"'N)rJVfll teeolfao UWHme, burr)' I 98N!ll58 ~~~~~~~~I &;i.is"....., Costa Mes.a. location. 9113-8961 --------
REAi.ESTA.Ti ............... G-W"'...-"" ••In 1 mo's this duplex ~ .-~ 1 s;v w /terrific lncome wUJ be
For well known, expand· worth SZS0,000. B y
Ing Real Estate com· Owner. 640-72S6.
pany. Opening a new or· __ H_V_LIDl--•• 1-_-..-
nee ln Costa Mesa. Must .--. ...-
have experience. Salary Exceptional 3 Br. fam
plus +. All applications rm, 2'1'1 ba, pool, Jae, Kol
confidential. Apply to pond, waterlall. lighted
Ad. No. 869, Daily fllot . Japanese garden. Total
Clu11fied Advertising. privacy. view or garden
330 w. Bay St., eo.ta & pool rrom every room.
Mesa. Calif. 92626. 1400 Sucrest Or. CdM. ________ ,Open Sunday 1 ·S.
Sl97,SOO. (714) 640-1923. L.-.p....., .....
4 Bednns. 3 baths + 2 --------ovenUed family rooma.
Brick rplc, new kitchen
w/micro-wave oveo and
I • All t.b1a for on-
SPYCK.ASS HILL
28 Mono lay Dr.
.soo. and In Costa
esa ! Just listed. Hurry.
call S46-5880, for Cull de-
tails.
4 Bdrm cape Horn Model
Mainificent City U1ht
and hiU views.
840-&(10 8"..c884 ;~~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
se»t•ISIT
ln Harbor View Homes.
New paint l.nllde and out.
Upgraded carpets. wall
covertnp and drapes. s
Bedrma, large family
room w/wet bar. Formal •TOWMHOMI• dining room. 2
Fireplaces. View cov· OMI YEAR MEW .
ered patto. Aaktng only Mat HI...
$174,950. 644-7270 ...__. -~ ......... ~ Spaclows 3 Bdrm. 2V. ~.:;.. bat.b. decorator perlec:t. ~ ~ Fenc~6:~o, atrium.
-IEAlJ~ = loc. c Oeeldbt! ~~ ~~~~~~~ ytbJ.nJ. t83,700. = 75'.0761
Pricl9of0...W11alllp CONDO SPECIALIST. DUPLEX H B . c II . F v I y '
Rare olferinl ln prime Touchstone Realty,
area. 3 Bedim. 2 ba's, -~------
fplc, 2 bedrm, 2 ba ·a. You don't need a gun to
pool. Each unit bas dbl "draw rut" when you ~,000. Aak for ~ce an ad In the DaJly
QMat.ir=REioc. -~~~Ada ! Call now
1002 .... ,.. 1002
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111111 1r.111s aa
HAUOlt YllW HOMIS
MOMA.CO WITH POOL!
Charming Single Level Model Wtth
Blue Cham~ Pool, 2 Bedrooms
Convertible Deii, Master Suite With
12 Ft Wardrobe. Proresslon~lly
Decorated. Van Lult Wallpaper, Del
Ptso 1Ue, Used Brick.,\ Entry. All
Electric Kitchen Smoke Alarm
System. $148,500 New Low Price! ....
2021 P.OU lllSTOL CllCLI
SISt.tOO
OPIM Fii 11 ·3
Proeesalooally decorated Coklmal Real ~te ln select textures & col· . llwlla4•1Hcta 1040
on. For adults only. Pool Seat E tSide area. 3br. •••••••••••••••••••••••
& recreation facilities. h u ~ e Y d • a l l e Y • MODl!L MftME S74.950 Mannen/EnslgntHarb· .-.~
WATERFRONT HOMES or schools. t118.950. Prm Quality Is evident In this only Ownr S40-nH 3Br+den, 2 bath home. 631-1400 • ' Exterior profeaionally
FIXERUPPIR
WITHPOOL
Needs paint and carpet.
AU it takes ii a little Im· agtnatlon & work and
you'll have a beautiful
pool borne. Hurry. call
MS-0300.
F=OREST E
OLSON
•. .. . '
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NEW CONDO
End un.ltaf2 Br, 2 ~ Ba.
beam ceU1s . ceramic tile, 2 fplc's. Pool & spa.
$69,SOO. Prine only.
675-4912 Bia.
EASTSIDE
L~Lot
3 Bedrm, r. C1in room. dbl
det. gar . & fireplace. all
on bardwd floors. Don't
wait, call now 645-7221
CIMTURY21
Wedclff Realty
INVESTORS!
Easlllide a _,r, 1ge ramlly
rm, new no.wax We, bl&
lot. Fruit tn. and ve1 garden. Good family
area.
landscpd. Interior prof
~•led w tnew cpts,
drapes. blinds & wallpaper ln earthtonea.
S72,500. Open houh Sat,&m. •
Acent 79-l131/847.aiM7
IUYTMISVA
Nice !Br, 1.-ba. Jge encl. patio, ldn1 sz
muter bdrm. Xlnt area.
SUNSET
REAL ESTATE
Call 55741623
IBUCID LOVllT
TO SIU. WAMI' IT
Bdow Market vaJue 3 Br IUY IT
2 '8a. Mesa Verde Pool Huntlnatoo mlls, 3 Br 2
home. Cul de sac street. Ba w/catry k1td. (pk,"
superabarp. Sl.!500. many x tr aa. 0 n l y
J1Z,250. DoQ't wait! Call
'Oii'# 96M96' by owner.
Prtnc. ooJy ..
SHARP48EJ:)ROOM
EASTSIDE Attractive 4 Br home wltb t,::et!!:1u!~J:
l!L.-U 2 Br, l ba rea.taJ unit. achoola, aboppt,ns, ever· n...-pper Low malnt. yrd. Try ytbln1. One mile to $69,950 SS8.000.546-8N08kr. freeway. Ownes: must
U you })ave a good im· Colleie Park. 3 larie ldl-bu boullrt anodler aglnation this can be bdnna 2ba. ram rm, 2 bome. •.B.Callnow.
t urned Into n r e al med bricll frpla, IJke a CIN'IUIY JI
1bowplace. FOUR car new hie, ready to move t63-0t61
1arage, or can be a BIG tnto. Quiet Cul-d-Hc attn•--------
worksboS?· Better;nurry. super area. SIM>,000. OtH•-------~ t Jut . Ca ll ~.~pm. By DlftllWI ff.I ....
FOREST E
OLSON . . . ..
2 story . Span. lab bme ~ w/3brlrSba.at~. Prd. Super' • *or-•y
decorated. Acijacent to •.ao • 1' ......
SA Cowltl')< Club. Prill ~~ dinl.q hr::
only. $129,:;CIO. $51-0585 It It e be D' Q u Ai. IT y
MESA vaDI Byownr, 3 Br2Ba, beaut. redwood construction
Luxury vie w home back yard, Is pool, lo tllnlout. Don't mJu oo
w/pool oa golf course. 4 malnl, 8,800. MZ-93SI ~ ~ ~· call :r~ ! t:· '!rn•0"f; ~ -------•I SU-1474 t7t-1050 library /den combo. quiet .. Jiii I I• llfl nel&bborbood. $188,000. Here'• tbe one you've,_ ______ _
By~. 545--tlOl been Wallln& fOr. ()Qly
918,000. for a neat 3 OPENSATtSUN 1-5 bedrm 2 bath and bia
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ccnd, frplc. garage, dt C&rpela, dl'ap19 end .Iota ll'.~· Pool alse yd. otexwaa • .E:llcelliDtloea· Uon. Juat llsted, burry. pc realty call MO-U51,
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area and only a few steps to the ocean. Tb1s apaclom three bedroom contemporary bome. Just south of
Emerald Bay and on Qtown Polnt, has mrsd811abtlul features. A spacious llvirul room. A spacious room. A charming kitchen with oreakf ast nook looking t.o the
aarden and swimm.lng pc)ol. Two beautifully appointed
baths plus powder room. Stone fireplace. The perfect
home for gracious living and entertaining ........ $19'7,~
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Italian tile .ntr)'. new
crpt. tiled r .. r patio. fruit tttea F.verythlna
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call now. M.5-Ntl
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Call 494 8694 Few Prote•IDMI 8lle9 wl Pwch.-~
O utstandtn a:. pro·
feaslonally dec:oraled
home ln LaVeta. ()pen
beam cetllngs. large
farnlly room. wet bar. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. 3 car Mewpcri leoclt I 0691Muoport 1Hdt I 06'
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411 N. Comt Hwy .. IAgUna 811ctt, ~ from lhe beach. S119.000 SM._.. a -------~
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Owaen baH bo .. 1111 ~1·5234. O/H Sat/Sun a 3 bedroom l9IO sq rt Must be sold to1ether. ~~~~~~~~~ ...,.._at a.re mioul 12-5 1.... home with a community P e r r e c t f o r a -dlla 3 bdrm.. 2 of great living. This can partnership. 1 ml. to LAlllll Forest t 055 home near beach •Ol'IHJ.S• beyou.rsforonlyst8.SOO. Main Beach. Lots of•••••••••••••••••••••••
1cbooi1 • sboprln1 14102$11..-.... eaurorappt. trees.M0-7000ot497·2292 ~~
Compare at 11$,900 1be Colony. Plan 400 r . SUM & SAIL CLUI ~MACH (Thun .. Fri & Sun. I ~ ~ (j}.! ""() Lovely 3 Br. 2 Ba. Lake llAl.n '75-1642 Derorator sharp! 4 BR. ijp 11~.~ Forest Home. 6 mos old. 2'"' ba .. tam. rm .. ter-~ ~ ...... ~\\ Lndry rm. A/C. lg mstr cOOLm race kltch. rormal dining ~J bdrm. w 1pvt patio &
In the aparklinl pool rm. Cul de sac loc. OCIA.M A.MD CA.MYOM VIEWS ::; bath. Fplc & all bltns. All
thla fan1a.atic Frandac BROKER ~-0434 _ .,_ ... ...,_ ..... .., 11/a ..... --. ~ ,,r ~ facll's. 584.000. 83().Z732 ~~4br,3bahome. WATlllAlOHT ........ CHR••LTY WoodM clC.-.....twoc.-'tJll'099-' (...) --... ----
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DO YOU LIKE: fi vlng at the beach? ~elaxing in the sun? Jogging or stroll·
lng at water's edge? Watching
graceful gulls? Body or board surF·
ing? Cozy frplcs.? Surf fishing? If you
answered "yes," one out of seven
times. you could be very happy in a
charming 3 bdrm. home on Balboa
Peninsula Point. for only $159,900.
Please call for details.
~~~DO REALTY
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-' 673-7300 .._........., rooms. awee tuU"O -........___.. ~ SSl I 16 500 lnJ circular atalrcase 2 Br. den. 2 Ba. end unit. 551•2000 ,__,... r--• . La.ke Forest Woods Hme. spectacu1ar mllr. bdrm H'63 Lakeview. Open 497.z419 REAL ESTATE 4 Br. 3 Ba. 2400 sq.ft.
s\&te w /Meluded paren ou s e Sun. l · 4 PM . SOUTH LAGUNA DANA '129.900. 830-8798 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
retreat and a 3 ca Owner494-0538 2700 S! ft LAGUNA NIGUEL POINT GR!AT MlsskMtVa.to 1067 gan1e. are Just aome DEANE home. 3bdr&den 499~1 49S-1728 C93-8812 IMVESTMEMT ....................... Mtwportleac:a. 1069 Mewpori'4tclcii 1069 t.be many features. M In University Park. AS bedroom ho ewith a OPPORTU .... ITT CORDOVA 4 BR. family ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
lOseeltnow. Enclosed Ja c uzzi DEN POOL SPA and " t ' d'd S&U...aG Parkside loca t ion . live 'in the 'prest1g1ous ~ 1044 •-a.ocla 1048 Commercial boa•dlng rm. cpt g. upgr · " HARBORVIEWHOMES
RACQUET CLUB f
-,--k~Mels with co nectl g beaut. lnds~'g, VlEW. ····Est•... DELUXESOMERS.,....
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S5l.Ql86 $~000. OON?f 0:~ RACQUET CLUB LAMA.I HOUSE Laguna Beach. Slf7.SOO. owner. SJNCF. 19!\.Cl spacious pool sited cor·
WOODIRIDGE LATE FOR THE SUM· Spacious Wimbledon .. in the treetops: this 4 Deluxe .. Trevino" 3Br. 7~9·0;26 ner lot Totally upgraded
CreekaldeWillow Model, MERAHEAD!!! Model with 4 bedroom. bdrm .• den & 2 bath OCEAMVIEW 2ba. By owner. Super ~CCI· AISOCIAm~ with generous use of family room & bonus botnehas lush vegetation IUILDl .... G sm u
8 Brand New
4bdrms.,3baths.sunken room No association & a very private loca· " sunset view from pool .. 'pi 1 _ _ potlahed brick & teak
llvint rm .. dining rm.. dues. Sll6.$00. Tennis. tion. BeautlCul ocean Owner aJOOoua..make of· sue lot Too many -. -parquet noors. This pro-
Landmark Homee now air-cOndiUoal.nt. Choice ~ CALL NOW views Crom all decks & fer.AsklngSM-.000. ~om w:tu~ to dllst. MEWILUffSCOMDO fesslonally decorated
available. Some with ol c:arpe~S:r /Aient almost every room. A ~ 181~=:,/bst e 0 :1,.. 'O°wne:;, BI o om I ng De Io res custom lied home sur-~
car gara1ea. Priced 752 ·7315 beauty! 1239.SOO •t::J°UNA BE~~· will carry Sl0.000 2nd Model. 3 Br 2"» Ba. end rounded by bock ft ~k
from $104,950. Never OC··l•--------1 LAGUMAMIGUEL T.D.()penhouseSat!Sun 'bn1t . By owner. 501 patios includes expo<'led cupied. Call exclualve 3 Bdrm., 2 bath home 497·2457 11 .5• Call 586.8581 Playa. S133.50Q.6«·7901. loft. with view or
agent for apppointment LAKEFRONJI. RANCH REALTY near bus stop. Tbe large --LO_Mllt_R_TH_R ____ eves/Wknda. Open House Sat. & Sun enclosed skyllghted tosee. 5
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rooms & xlnt floor plan nlli ..... 1 t . 6 PM. Owner atrium. sunny eat-In
CBnURY 21 Yqu saw what happened ---------1 GRHMTREE provide ror easy in· ARCHIAY Mewport•ach 1069 wtcoo~ratew/realtors kitchen. formal dintng
963-0961 tol.akeForest_.henlm· GOOD LOCATION $95,500 door/outdoor entertain· Surrounded 1bybe1auht.old •••••••••••••••••••••••SEA VIEW DynamiA room.grandp1anoslzed
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CUSTOM HOME ARBORLAKE" will b< Rm, w 1burrot. o0wty land,.•p•d "'ound• Th" b<•utlfut. mtom P••"h & pmt11tou1 ,.. "" "'w · '"
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bo t
rconsruc onnow. theupgrades!Call IJ.NCHIRAMCHl s unkl11ed country Thepotected u h Dutchdoor.nu.2br.2 .eve ewport rest a
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Call Cor all the spedflca· RID CARPET Here It Is! 4 bedroom kitchen. Second story f:l 1. jacuzzipaA 0tru~~ ba home as a wood Townhouse. Original of our 5 custom homes ln r rage.dhlll house for tlons! R ed Carpet ._ __ ,. 1 ded "' · 1.1 led d h model. end unit. over· Newport "ghts.Th•s 230C un. an gardens are
... _....__ 13~ ~310 home with a POOL. and '""'~ •ec u master un·ous Jarg ho pane oors t ruout n. • Realtors962-s:m. _._._. rill THREE CAR GARAGE. wing .;_ 3 more queen • e me. wainscoting In liv. room: looks pool & tennis sq ft home has 3 Bdrms. a'plenty. OPEN HOUSE ;;:-~'8~~;soo~.~poo1:::;~.~J.::c:::u:u1:I ,~ •• ~. ~. ~. ~~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~. ~.~.~.'!..I, '!::tt'i~e ~.lv~~~:rJo~nt~~: ~!~~~~~"ad eer~~:~r~~ ~S350.ooo ~~1~; ~~~1n=a~11a~ ~~ ~~r8! ~'t ~~. ba. ::,~~in.r&' ~ J~~ ~~t:C,1,; ~~:Snt s~1~1~~
CUSTOM HOME 3br, IACQUETCLUI taining Special this here too~ Cal fast. kitchen has solid oak ~-YR.EAL.TY boat •camper. $141,000. N.B. · orcallll40-46S'7
$79
~ N bea h 41•-1~us RM. week fo S122 900 c u 752 1700 cabineU. beaut. sualned 847-8844 3112 Broed St. Open ... >f. ·"""· ear c . " Y'f"I r · · a o-tN111<l•"\1uN ro11tNJU' house Sat/SU 15 C II ,.:\
CUSTOM DUPLEX near POOL Corappt.~ [\I I~~~ 1 'I _,,,,._ ~~;s ~e~~:lb~t~ P~~~rya WAUCTOIEACH M!ke731·1m n · ·
8 ~~~T.~~v"H~1r1 J~a°! ~~W'~~~NALS Just listed and is this i !; 1105N.C-Hwy.,L.oguna beaut. wood counter top. 3 BR. 2 Ba. nu paint. & view. 2 custom hom
963-8377 963-
7653
home a beauty~ Sharp . ' •;• JL -~c~.:!!' .• s7.•--The owner will sell or crpts. SM.SOO. 631·'2161 WHhn Pocfflc !>ii eti. side by side.·
Wlmbletoo Model home . -=-••=i'••m::~ ,,....,, .,..., .._,,...-trade for bread & butter Bia. Prwt"tllll $16S,000 ea Truly the
Includes 4 bdrms.. 3 '"--4591 •· ...,...., 000 -r-· ._... ba ~-uru ... ..,.._,, ....,,, bu~ in Newport to-
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n.-lhs. a 10x26bonus rm. THE WILLOWS HOWARDJOHHSOM HmborVuHomes ~ Palermo fee fixer day . Contact Mike UVWll formal dirung rm .. large Gftat()uanVfew REALTY PORTOFINO upper. Dnveby m5Por1 ~l between8:30&5.
ror owner occutant of sunny country kitchen RAHCH •R•LTY P 0 0 L H 0 M E · B V "'~et. peaceful 2 bdrm. ..97•1744 4 Br. 3~ ba. Cam rm. din Stirling then call ownr or64().6379. Prin ooly
and stunningly decorat· "lliA OWNER 3 B 2b f I ""'"'' "' ,..,. """"' this 3 bed.rm, l bath, ed I b f 1 551·2000 r. a. rp c. OWD-YOUJ'-OWD, no steps. nn. game rm. Sl69.950 O't\MNUO u.a.11110RVfEW f-""·~ _ .. h•led beauty. • p us a eauti ul y S74.SOO, call 752-7847 Iv pool. near ghopping. ---llrd cc:J: fee. Ownerf44-4844 ~PORTORMO
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neighborhood. Nr ocean ft, of fantastic Ca bf. llv· Steps lo beach c lub. L01J11i1G leoch I 041 Wil Sell v .A. Twin dtcb & MCluded This Comd le gardens. paddle tennis
&marina. ~.980. ~~'$IT9 ~ced to sell f~oos~o~rB:~n2 ~n· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Has curb appeal & is a patio pro•lde lovely THE OHll crt. stunning decor. 4 br. 53l·S800.evea8'7-8821 · e or. s A very nice home. on a cyn view, lcJe 4 Ir + Magnificent panoramic 3"11 ba. Cirep1t. formal Wntha¥•letilton hse Is ready for occup qwet street. 3 Bdrms .• -... t ... _ & view of Bay and Ocean. 3 •HARIOR VIEW• din·g. gourmet kltch. W1UHetworll now.835-02Uext9582:or Camlly rm .• rrplc. & ,ctn_., • Bedrm.3ba.2Cplc,20x25 Prlcedtoselllmmedlate· famrm.sepguest/den/·
675-3534. ceramic tile. Large. un· entry kltch + Dl. rumpus rm w/Wet bar. ly. lovely l story Mon· bonus room w/bdrm &
developed, fenced back T.nns. OWC. lest of. !pie & view. S271r,500. tego model lo an ex· bath. 1718 Port Margate. red hill~.:.·
552·7500 BEAUTIFUL
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yard. Just listed. $124,SOO fer takes. f 41 I R-..L. 631·0331 elusive area of executive Open hse Sun. I ·~ or by * 494-7551 * ....-.-prestige homes. 4 BR. 2 appt. 644 ·5128. Ownr. ~;&.316~ f
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a sood buy. Value Is the word for Um 3 br, 2 ba
Huntington Villaae
home. Featuring a
crackling fireplace ,
walls ol mirrors. plush
ca.rpetiog & encl. patio.
OnJy $119,750. Act qulck
on this genutoe bar1ain.
ONE OF A KIND Plan S
PARK HOME In the
lrvme area . .a bedrooms .•
family room and dining
room plus a breakfast
NOOK . Professionally
done throughout. NOW
Sl29.900. Ca II ror appt.
I a n d s c a p e d y 1t r d . Sale or Lease 2 Story Owners ex trem~ly ··-""' GREAT LITTLE HOUSE "1lotivated. By appt. on tow1uovu.se. Lge master
High in the IUlls 3 br & • •~ bedroom 2 bd.. 3Ba. Slip
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family rm w/back yd MAllMa5$9. y. Under Sl50.000. Avaal. 494-3541 x129 to
BUSY
FAMILY?
A family home big
enough to accomodate
the most active family. 4
Bdrms .. 2~ ba. HUGE
ram. rm . din. rm. and
breakfast nook. This home was designed for 11
kJt ol Uvmg. S124.950
N 0 R N S
valley view Offered »I 7S&-01Sl 9;30PM ""' ;
{ onlyS114.7SO ..._.HI.Olli NEWLISTING 2030HOUD~YID:'l l RE A L T y Paul Franklin 97U533I~~~~~~ HARIOR VU CARMB. OPIM f-4 , REAL ·ESTATE Harbor View Home. 4 br 3BR. fam-rm. din· rm. 1 Fr 1 18 81 / Sun . >
EMCHAMTIHG . £MTrRPRISES Mootego. Vacant Ownr 2BA. Prime ram. loc in Bitycrest. s pacious 3 nu. Canflnance.586-5892 Npt Bch. By owner bd 2 b ~S.1r1a ...
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F\xer-upper·s debtht sit· Custom Design, ________ .. Big Canyon Twnhse. 2br. SatiSun 1.5. 1812 Port area " family teatina
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NEAR BEACH
with Imagination tan· Catalina sunsets & Cit)' " Fairway Pool. Jacuzzi & ... an e a . II kitchen. Many custom
t-"·'ng water """''ne. 2 hght.s. 3 bdrms .• 211t ba. FantasUc Pool Home tennis Lse or pu h
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· Cotures. GUM '"''" Portaflna home. Tile en· · re ase. TWO ,.,_S Bdrm . 2 baths and a f d 3br !Spanish tiled & Ownr.644-6604. """ IEACHDUPLIX 3 Br + Family room shade weathered. View try. pro · lao scaping beamed I. pool w/Bever· ____ ;..;.,.;.;,____ On Pemnsula: cbarmlng Pnme rental area. 3 & a
WOODBRIDGE S&S the ocean through tall 126lS175,500 ly Hiiis flaJr. Walk t OPEHHOUSI Span1sh style front 2. within a blk. of the
••••••••••••••••••••••• TWnhse. 3 Br Fam Rm. eucalyptus. walk to a Beac:hc:ombers beach. S139 .500. By FRI/SAT/SUN house. with ftplc.; tri· ocean. Sl75.000 Incl.
RAMCH REAL TY
551·2000
NEW WOODBRIDGE ..
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TOWNHOME. warm· "'1""""'5Da~flvM 640-0254 place -Juststepstoooeor .......... .....,,or--.. , ~UVlataDr.Baysbore tiWfOnlucH GIB WALKER
tngton,PlanC.3Br
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2ba. HIGHWAY the South Coast's most Super sharp house + ... u-........ -671!5200
$86.000 Pb&44-601Soaya 1\artlerock Brdmr Plan
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Large 2 sty 4 Br 3 Ba. HUSTUttS beautlM bays. 3Bdrm1 .. "°"'"'Hlh 10.0 separa1e 1uest quarters. ~· • 675-16421'.:-iiiiiiiiii,,iii 'iiiiiiii,..iiiiiiiii
Woocltrt...._ Arbottak• Lrg crnr lot, 4 Br. 2• ~ ba ~a~~e~. f;i~. :.,~.\~~ five lot comer-vacant .ti ................. ~..... JaC!UW & much, much HEWPOttT HGHTS ,. ~ -.-Fam rm. dmrm. lush Ind or83S·02ll. xSSRZ bulldable-avallable on 3br.2ba at22512 Montova. more. Sl87,500. Incl. Exclusive Cllffbaven ~STILUFf
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Open Dally. 134 Lake Sha11> 4 bedroom. famll) Lo\cly 2 bdrm .• den ~~:;;,~ma~~~~ for l•------.. •IUncoln Ln. By ownr. lm· wtpool. • BR. 3ba, 2 Prldeofownenlllp area. Vlo.w. _.,..,..
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UMIVBSITYrRK tras. Located ln Popular landscaplng,petlocover. ____ _,.. ____ , Oc...VJtwc:OftdD Conte m/c o t • r Y lodscp'1. 642-2793 Prln ,_MS--_51_4&...._ _ _,.. ___ coatoO. EastbluH1ln'111 •
Vlhlall COLON Y. S89 .500. etc. Al r-cond .• auto. O.Y.O.A.n Overloolttng 'Alln ~~~~· nownhom•. only.Sl78.000flrm. 11.r.t.c• ... yAt..I familyhOme.HUJTY,just
Ecllnbur·1 encl iunlt. 3br. _m._.;:..lil9_;.. _____ -l spnnklers. In Turtlerock Acrou from Heisler Beacbj whitewater and ~, wuvaq. ·a't;. veran-;-_.;;.-------.. ,,,... "" l11ted. a1kln1 only
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OceaD View,lgetrilevel. --------• 2100 paUo, gar, 415 Poppy NEW2•:Jbt.MamaSt. Rm.bttfatbar.~rm waJktobcb.pool.tennls 2br, l~ba avaU June 1. ~ lk 3 Ba, Fam Rm-11;4 ACIES ••••••••••••••••••••••• A&ent.rn-3850 Mesa Verde home 3 Br & or Coensoo Dr. 132$. up. wor kshop. :lint v ew. S8SO/yrly. Ocean rrnt Pool & rec, $3SO mo.
beaut. pool. Prime area for your mob!Je tiome or rndustrlal Property-..... 'ie 1~ Br. more Fam Rm. cozy. Avail Children flne, 00 pell. 142-262'1 home. supe r cood 6'2-8005.
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••••••••••••••••••••••• (714) 617-5691 SALE VACANr 3 br. 2 ba. Cpls, Sbafl> 3 br bopie w /heavy pertt & schools . .somo. Nwpt Hts cozy 2br lba Separate 2 Sty Spanish OR522-2080 .. of this weekend cottage · drps, dshtwsb, dbl gar. a bake roo~ Llv rm Univ Pk· Amhunt mdl. 3 w/gardener. '40-13116 beam cell patlo/g~r No
style home. tile roof, !\Ii ,.~1_. 00 10 acres of view p~ AiduJtsooly. 54&-T780 W/~lc. Ch rful ltlt. Br, 2ba, pool,\-:• tennis, pet.S. $11S .. 645-1682 .
bednns.2ba. Unique in---pert y . em Pt I YllWHILLS 3Br2Ba.Montl. celloCoo· :J.~br. Lg yd. $395. ~~'i!.cnug. 251.mo. ~v~~·.a:;:n~~:!:~~ .. tcr & prden. Warm &: ........, 1600 w-/futoHur&. All only .t do t I dbl ....,....,., • -t d
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NEW. Impressive .... s· sq. ft . ..._ li om ces. :Z Estate, <n4> '848~or wat« 6 iardener in •~·-3 BR %Ba f •new crpt. Only $395. ~11~ Gara 1e. p ool. n r . •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ~on Creek. 2700 sq. ft., 4 Slor)'. all leased. Income lfiS.8418. eluded '925/mo. (X·l4 > ~ • • am·rm. Call~ s c b 001 s . t m med . Small b h dlo
'BR. den. lge corner Jot, $21,100 ~ce $175,000. O..tof~-...., TomQueen&44-GOO l pool & tennis. $450. Deerfield. 3br, 2ba. • ram Possess . ssoo mo. fuUUI ac . st~ '1a~!.coa~ v. ewet~bar er ,e2. ~~Hm.xlnLoct~ Pr -:;:"'"' 2510 ' 833-1670 days, 67S-8128 NEAR BEACH. 2 br.1 ba. rm. 2 frplcs. Briebt crnr 847-S768orM4~ w/pool. pd. Noc • ,...,, ~ ..... ~. ..""""' •NY eves. garage. '7848 Newman. home. digbly upgraded Ing. 1185. ~7030 frplc's, luxury Mstr <21314Zl ··~··~•••:•••••••••• 2111'.Spark.linibse .. frplc. $31.S.Mf.7&1.Seve1 beautlfuHy JDdscp 'd F« lease. Harbor View swte. $139,:500. Owner. Eves (714)833-3899 Commercial mcome pro-patlo auto ra oge.1 3 br, 2 ba. crpts, drps, w/atrium ai suebo Nr Knoll condo. 3 Br 2"2 Ba. Cotta Mesa 3724
496-54M perty. Pico Blvd. Loa ~of lbe hwy. $375,I blms, frplc, gardener in· 2 Bdrm. fed yrd, paUo. scb1s & retreation. ·$435 & Fam Rm. xJnt view •••••••••••••••••••••••
• S S i h Condotnl•l••s/To7wn0• Angeles. 5325.000. Net m-lease. 6134161, cl. suo. &U-2978 $:Dl. <smree> 83M7U mo incl'da water & Asao. Sl650pr mo. 544-~ $40.00 W&K & UP Separate 2 ty pun ~. houMsforsalit I 0 come to ownet-over CALRIEMYAl.S dues 752-l17l •Studio&lBRApts ~tyle home. t ile roof .. ~••••••••••• .. •••••••••• $31,000 per year. Form· Charmlncbouse.lbr. + SllSZIR · UDOIAYCONDO •1V&MaldServAva1I bedrms, 2 ba. Unique m-Condo Soedalist formation call $375. mo. Jllopets. King size! Yard, kids. CONDO 2 BR, pool. Frwy 2 Bdrm." den, air·cood, 2 bdrm & den. 3 bath. •PhoneServ.Htd pool
aer" garden. Warm & H .B .. c.M .. F . Vly JimBerkahlre 67~37. OK. Nice! PJex. Small close, $.29S. <am reel slng)e level Broadmoor Patio overlooking bay 2376NewportBlvd.CM
immac. $79,900. 496·7876· Touc hs tone Realty. 3224 ree. Many more availa· 631-1713 condo. M3S Mo. Vacant. 40• boat slip avail. Full 548-975Sor645-3967 --------•I ~7 Costo~sa ble!&tS-4900 CA&.RalTAl.S Agenl75&-0226 security. underground ---------............. -........ ••COM .. r1Gtllct. parktn . Custom crpts & LIJe Funt 2 Ir
A HAPPY RARE 2 Br. l sty> BACK 675 "7900 Nl~ borne! $235, 2 Br fncd , 3br. 2ba Condo. Nu crpta. Woodbrid&e Warmington, dl'llS. 1J1 the am~nltleE Bltns. w /w. pool. adlti;.
HACIENDA BAY. super neat. new yd, f1>lc. pat, small fee. $1~. Jge 1 Br + more. frplc. S mln. from Bch. 3 Br,2ba,A/C,many up-for luxurious living! nopets.S240.645-3971 Lush gardens & fern cptng, :frar gar. 2 pools. I 0 Act'ff w /Cabin ~ Nice area. unt. Small $325. 963-7881. 637-3915 or gr ades. S42S/mo. Pb S42.Ql84
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master suite, 4 bdrms .• 2 5 ....... & Assoc. ONLY $22 500 . ••Com 1rs G1tide 2br, 2._&. Lrg aharp fain. Newport Shores. walk tc 1&2 br trlrs rum. From
baths. family rm. with 762 9023 GALA PROPERTIES '225 Lg 2 Br ard 2 "" Univ. Part Dew Kem-beach. 2 BR. a_vall. June Sl6S to 1185. SSS. see. & 'l'rugewet bar. Allthis In a • Call Geo Frey ~2-3456 · ef t' Y •11 cfar. home. Ftplc, refiection 10.,.00 .. Br. 3 ba, a /c. .... 15. S500mo. 548 36S7 clng fee. No pets. no deluxe residential area. ~ / ' ~' un • sma ee. DCllla Point 3226 pool, fncd )'rd. Close to 5 ' • .,... children Pref. mature
$14' 950 an Ranct.s, FonM, ••••••••••••••••••••••• schools & beach. Cul-de-Water & gardener. No Steps tobcb. $325. Lee l + d It 133 E 16th St OPEHSAfJC.UN l ·S sGle llOO Groves 2700 **t"Oltl n1r1Chlcl. 2br den,2ba.neverbeen sac stTeet. Avail now. pets . SS95. 552·062 den. more. wit. Small Cu s. · · ,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lived. · Co I no""'ts "-11c.a ... 1701 Owner/Al). fee~ .M.642-l.265. 31212 Pcneo OllYOI HEWPOllT llACH NEWPORT RIVIERA .-.cc. 4~77~p e. ..... ....... ...... . . • :..c ... 1r1 Gttlct. I~~~~~~~~ Iii • br, ~ ba condo. Fam ..,_ 'PoMt 3726 L~T·~ .... ll 2Br 11.tB~~ liv rm & HOGE TAX rm. pool. t nn, sauna. WARMlrCO%Y •==-1242 Lolpinoleach 324• \Mlfr Bcb 2 Br~~ ...................... . ~ MJ!Utl mst~ bdrm w/buge sun-SHELTER. !! Jae. · 17 3br home. Frplc, ram ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a. 2 car ear. ~-Super neat villa. 1 br.
ft 67&.5930 ft deck. + 1Br. lBa apt. 3 BR. 1 be. mo. New rm. Wlktobcll•llarina. 2 er+2baTwnhme. Super LAGUNA 67S-0745ors.52-7074 court yd. pvt. S200.
-3637 E Cst Pwv .. Cd., ChOJce locaUoo. 1 blk tc Finest citrus and grape palnt, cpts, no peta. 21.88 Newly remodeled. C!lusb. Wet ba r . 2 HOME 3 bt. 2i., ba, oceu view. S&ngle.~;673-2332
' " ocean. SlM.950. r"""b a~ox. szoo.ooo ln C.•uon Dt. "C", more 91&-l.164or997-8957 ~•-. "'--1 Dtn rm. Spa •~-3 .....__ _.,_ p I · I t i ~~~~~~~~I ...... -..,....._ r nm c....,.,.. uu.cur .• + u.w. oo. Jacuu. ena s. MlwpCM'f~ 3769 -: ltk9dl.affy grapes lem<>N to pick. mloatproperty. Tennla. Pool. Jacuut. rm. home. Lee. lh. rm. $525.642-3490 •••-•••••••••••••••••• SCllttoAM 1080 498PARKAVE. Price 11.100~100,. Ow'Aer SBR.2BA.chlldren "25/mo.Call Mr.Nelaon wtth fireplace & ocean .,_ ....... _______ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• BALBOA ISLE ali;o hu amalJer parcels. or pe•· OK. ~/mo. F\:a •• Y.., l2l4 8118-21535 view. Ruatlc exterior ot N.B. Back Bay 3 ... · Z .,.olf, .. FHA.· VA 673-1.200 ready for residential. SS7-02:s'7fr~6 -•••••••••••••••••••• wood shakes. Pbl. din rm. lllv rm w1g
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Well cared for ho!Nl W/4 home cleveJopment . 4 al IATH crpt'd, drpa, 2 car gar. 2 I-'--3244 SS25 MO. bltos. 2 Car gar. \It A 2 ~Ulll HOMES Agent714;&46-325S .. ba wshr/dryr boolt-up ... ~ MISSIOHREALTY beaut. fenced yd. Ne hrlrms, 2 baths & fmly ~ ~~~~~~~~~I Near ff.arbor & Ba.er, bl • & d b h • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ ,.9 .. "7J 1 pets. Lst & last. 963-~ rm. OO.OQeJargelot. -S38S mo Owner /Ag\. tn stove S:0;9bf°l•--------1 r"_,. ..-v
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rm. This won't last ut on· ROf liikCardte Duplex 2 Br 1 Ba, 1954 A Deerfield S37S maculately clean. 32o3 "'""" • in.I tSs<. GREAT RECREATION: ly$65,000.M5·9491 Reallar 1810Newport Meyer Pl, a ar, small IWlilcJhMleeclt l24Q Univ. Park $375 Tyrol. Open house Sun ~o lease m mum. Swimming; saunas, 2
~ Walker & lee Costa Mesa 541·7729 yard. No pets. $.2'15 + ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Terrace ~ 5/2912-4. Sl500. 494-0413 · Agenta.978! health clubs, billiards, dep.645-8184or MS-4855 TurtleRock S39S --.....;;------• nlaht·llghted ten nis
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Woodbridge $:iOO Spacious. 2 br. fantastic lclta of xtraa a er 2 Ba. courts. Pro " pro abop.
RancboSan Jq S495/= ocean view. 2 frplcs, wet FR. lee yd, nr 1ott & Yll aoll drtvtng range. party
Three Bedrooms bar. blln etereo a~~m, CA. ~ mo. "4·1901 room ... -compl. equip. kite._. 2 --11-· TbeTerrace -car ga rage w /ample .,.,. vv FUN ACTIVITIES :
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P'our Bedroom $375. Fee Ba. 3 decks, pool le '1 Siqles. 162 bedrpoms.
Woodbridge Locators 898-989l avail. ts30 mo.~ f\Jm. le unfuro. Models
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ror YoW' Hledk>D. Fro owneratt42-0l.38. ON THE BEACH, 2 br1 ~per IDOCltb for a ~..,_. 3212 kids&petsok. PlO. Fee.
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no ~ti 2260 Maph• ocean vl_,w, patio, 1 All SSO wk. Share kit/· ~tlf . C.M. lodustnol l400aq It. ''er) vld 'lleeds medlca-plaUl cook. Beach area New Detail Shop ~ G4e 1751 adult 122S. 498-1036art 3 bulh Shown Mon-Sat :,nare 4Br bouie. pnvacy. ~-29S5 Jtandolph "B' lion V1r Hamilton & LM!·OUI il2·32'7G. Mlp.
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2tlr dplx. yrd, "iun deck 1325 lf.& •&no 1a t. Sb11rp 2br. 1 a Condo. ROOMS $25 wk up with smoker, stralgl\ttoshare Found 2 pupp1e11 on Mon. &65·1219 Call att 2PM hotstery shampooer.:..
aar. Vrly. $360 mo 545 lM7 plush cpts. AC, view, kitchen S3'7.SO wk up 2brdplx ~/same Cheap. Av1ul. oow. 375 to 425 sq 6-8 wks old. tan & blk CLEA:\l'-G while you checlt ou1. p1ck·up & de·
8'1'-J0l3ev1. 313 E Bay_ 1 BR. lue llv-rm. ·'·hwshr. pnUo. $32$. mo. 830-6969 a"*• uo,""c:c _,.,s. 751 .....,.aft4. n. 646-335.7 markings &>\'ille Home!> Uvery Apply al o "" _.,... __ ~.,,...., ,._, ._ _:;-~~--ft area. Mlsaton VteJo "-011.'ThoroU&:h depen 2059lfarborBl,CM c:or-.. w. J al stove. rerng 145 James 2 Br condo. S290 mo. no ,._ """tu mesa. 2400 :1q .. at 800-32-'0 duble Rt"f'I Own lrans 645'-l030 ._.................. St C.M :>48-<UOO peU., luds OK 2 Rooms. for rent Kitchen _.oges .. 350 S360 ~ mo. 675-1380 or --S1 hr 64.l ft202
6<\5-3485 pnv1lcgt!sancld for•eet .. 64G-ll64 FOUND Dob~rman 8'bys1tter for 14 mo old ~l-8744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Pm.~cher. Sun t;:lemente Hou!>eclrtinini.: Rth11blu. a1rl. E. Costa Mesa. &Ito THANI YOU! Newport leach 3869 Sln&le garage. Bal boo tOOO sq. ftt modern oftlces Golr counie are:i weann ~ Own Trun.,porr atton S. 3day& wk. 6'2·9M'f • , ••••••••••••••••••••••• LagBch. Roomsrorrent. Penin,l2thStreet. & warehouse 13 10 a collar C.ill t;Jd). Rcfcorenct-s S."\h·lllll
For making Sunflower PARK NEWPORT ~4~.~-lst & last. 675·78'16 Lotton.CM. Onlt 8. ~14. 400.S.\$2 ----~ -Babys1tter needed fo"'••·
luxury apts the Lavi> · lh c!l el 0 r ~. l. oz 2 ftMI ---i.__._. .... "" mo. 6-t6·761a Av nil 611. travelled pruct. em&ll ~hlklr41h -O.CCM~
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CdM bu ch Re frig. 2 Br. bldtni;I. cp~. drps. oku~ ~rl) Fama!) & pct& palto 8J2 2788. 711·349'J • D"""UXr.orncr.5 ;uy~~ld \\Om.in ~ft1 ~~~ l'<i·onJ ~t \\;.1m:ir;incr .a.CCOU .... Tlur-home. 5 drs wk. vl1!91I•
range. ov~n. crpts. drps, aiar. a u ~-4~~ pt!lS. -· G75 4912 Sumrr.l' tlental1 4200 Com':I & ~ lndr;j s:aces. sider anythine tl1~·72G9 \'1~0H:srho1· & Fai•· Con A CLER"K "w Peterson School. 2 girl.
carport & laundry fac1I 645--0527 ~ --Steps to beach. 4 Ur 2 l:la. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 521·4 149 Le'llle t;,il'I Npl Hill' \111mal ,_536-.;.._5796 ______ _
ADULTS-NO PETS New 2 Br 2' 1 Ba. dbl ~ar fpk. cpts. drr>:.. Sf'.00 yrl) Bl" Can) on. View furn 200 lo 2000 Mi· ft. As low Hi~I> Wiil be rcspon~1ble for1--------• .,.,,., mo June 1"'-pt1 Adil 1 •~--3 " as 35 sq. fl Lag Niguel & 'lc't!<l tcrn.11•· roomrnat --sortin" and hslln" '"'.V .,...,., ·-· w opnr .s on } .,..,.642J.a..l o"' 2Br. 28.-. now thru o.•1 I v· · " " ,... BANK $300 mo veorly lease GW-0096 --s"' di .. 700 '" ss on le}lJ ana-s with hou.~ or apt 1 POUND rcnulc A!ghan. ments rrtehed 'on ac· •
m.ms2. !r73 t3'73nft 8 NEWPORT MA.RIMA. '2~" ta • mo Handy to S.D Fr"> COM Call 12131!113 ~100 approx J lai.(::;. Spr-count" from CU$lom.crs HEWPoaT 9 It lcrysldt Dr. C.11 ·831-1400 ---1ng•lah. 6.. SJ.itcr. HB Will assist In prepartna EXPBIEtilCED
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2BR $190 Infants only NEW 2 br &2 br +den Block lo btly & ocean NEWPORT BEACH w cat 494·8541 xl.29 until Loll . S40 Reward. Blk Ing. Neatn~. accuracy COMMStCIAL
Ullls Nopets luxurywalerfronlapts S!SO.weekly.548~173 1400 Sq. rt two pvt 9 JOPM ,.. A k It s~. good figure ap· TIU.St 24SONeu.mnrt Blvd •Bwll ins ..... usJ pt>o. !»Jr ang 0 t1~ude ond ability to ··""' Park Newport apt avail baths· $400 per mo El Torl'to restaurant nr operate a lO key by touch Super 1 UR lluJc-oway Costa Mesa •Trash Compuctor for JuJy & August. $4SO. 642·0'.l.OO lulfMSs IL.Yest/ OC Airport White murk-are the ~rlmary skills re· UNITED View. ssoo 2 Br. 2slory •Wet Bar ... ""3 92"""• I "' h t A l c···FOR .... l"'I"'-·
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.... nl.!w drps. cpts. pnl •Pri,·ate beucb SHOPS FOR RENT Sj() ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··Ju.tt. ... Days 759-0234.
( hurm' • • ~ RR. I' 1 bu . Adlls. no dogs. 675·6527 • •Plcx1glai.s encl. puttos Bc~~H h~~~~.E~J!tos, to $400 mo. Utll mcl. loq. lluMnff1 EvesS52·0757
furn. rm ; n"wly decor. 645-5487180E.Roche11ter •Smokedctectorli at "Thefactory"42SE. Opportunity 5005 found : Malt' Shelt1e ,.,75 A .,44 7.,.,.. --and apt11. Reserve now. S n-h ... · in ... · """ E-Sicle. 3 Br 2 Bu. encl •Sllpsavall.totenanl11 BEHTHAtll:!!NRY 301h t. Newport ..... ac ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'w San Francisco tag. $l8S. aur. new del·or. No pets. ,\dulls.nopets REALTORS or call 1>7~·6181 or HlALTH FOOD v1r~ar.S.A 81!.1·5623
Cute' r~ach. Pool, muny S36S l84 2llil St. Apt A. Duplex 1Br New' 1rnin1 215 Oel Mar 4!12 1121 •nJ..4271 ~2-000 YEArt U>ST blk1gra)' :\tim Poo
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t;44·7220or 549 8755 a u s .. no pe s •Su~NY 2 Br 1 Bit nr wk, June onl) Buchclor receptionist will unswcr R~STAURA.NT Joann St 646-6483 -Lido :.hops &. bch $375 S l 0 0 wk a 11 i; u m . your phone for r.10 per Costa ~SCI 3824 yrly, monthly Ulll pd mer l ·593·12'3 monlh. Dally Pllol office, LAU UN \ BEACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dana Point 3128 fl13--0343 6424321 '2().000 month Orlµlnal
MESA VERDE $275 $750Wk owner moving area •••••••••••••••••••••••Lo I • 2b 2b Condo to O\'erlooks P ar1rlc
Home atmosphere 2 & 3 SpcrtocularOccun \U. Nu v~ > l ~· t utl & WATERFRONT HOMES Tff( (fACIENT Terms TIME. 751 1100
brdeluxe apts. 546-103-t 2br. 2bo. gar. S32.J mo. ~acu~s w:ir ~~pe;:i. All Call 631 uoo
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Beautiful. 1pacious ne redecorated ramily shop')(, occupancy mid AvaU M7·0848.546-Q99 start your own company
uptll. Pool. p\ I patios welcome. no i>elli From June. $42S mo. S.$8 U9J & for a fraction or tbe cost
Refinishing k11ch cub. Ptnonah 5350
panellnu. bonl11ters. ••••••••••••••••••••••• overhead beams. etc . ., Adults. nopeta. S300 499-&592or "~ S48·737R SO LALE Tahoe. db.. Month to month rent in
329Avocado.C.M. 5 Owners upgraded 2 Br. twnhse 3 br, 2 ba, sips 8. eludes: recpt service.
Some rurn No "ihop Dnnk.ing proble~.
needed. work done on Call Alcohol Helpline 646-0883 Sl 0. _._ 8 H Cable TV. pool, tenn. ali ed h
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•Pool &Jticuzzi avail. New 2 Br 2 Ba. "plcx. 2 Ba. den apt Deck. pool. July 'Aug $25tH35-0/wk. NEWPORT BEACH. CA
work 2 wks rrce for new APCARE 541·2563
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m4 )683.5423 RI verslde --AIC. cpls. drps. hltn:.. beach. boot shp uvall. 711·752·64·10 640.5470 Beaut. new 2br, 2bn m •I· 1i1ar. no pets. ~:J20 Adults. S97S. 675.6532 JANITORIAL SERVICE.
plex, patio. laundry, 586.al37 ---------1t&2 btlrms. Newport •lMOFREERENT• groi;s S250Q.mo.For
bltns. $.100. 642-1603 -· ir.... • .....t..-1-Voll•y-3 8 34 Bench Garuge. Slops to 1·2..J Rm. dlx. orrlees. No tnio. call 631·3859
rvwfnllfl •DELUXE• bch. 544-6899: 615·7598 lease req. Adj. AlrPorter ---BAY MEADOWS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eastblurr 3 br. 2 bu. -. Hotel. Low ralt!s. full FEED STORE
Spac l & 2br. tbu apt11 .1 Br. 1"1 ba Condo New Lease Incl spat master 2 Ar ll!I ~u . Quamt cot· serv.8J3..3223tllnoon Plusnu~..v&lan-'~cap· M11ny r ... c:!' .,\IHI Encl. cpts Pool UCCC!>l>. laun & lbl lage w1v1ew or ocean. "'·-1 •z -gar. Pv\ ~utlos. Gus wtr dry book-ups, frplc suite. din rm 1 PallOb deck. '• blk to 700 sq.ft . office spttce mg """ness. Sl5,000 mo
pd No ktd!11pets. From SUS/mo 646-2G27 garage. Auto door bc:h fplc S300 wk CdM avallabl~ Patl(te Cst aross Xlnt buslneSll S2!KI AdJts. 1141Hl07:l opener :iv a 11 Pool & G40-i>.ws Hwy 10 Newpor1 Sch. Super area to live. GAL
--3 Br + 20><20 Bonus Rm. rPtreallon area Adulls Call Robbtt, 5@-0757 PROPERTIES 542· N 0 W . RENTIN G. l ': ea twnhse. bltns. dhl only. No pets From $367 Gorgeous upt. overlook r.orGeo. Frey
beaullful new a pls, gar. redec Pool. SJ85. up ina ba). adults June. Ju· JlJSTCOMPLBTED. Full htv .__..
spacious l Br'i>, 1o1reat 536-1461,963·2532 86SAm1gosWay ly,Au,:&Scpt $1050mo. service deluxe offices ~..ah. SOIS closets. 5265. Llaht & 675-9877 1175-650sq. n. \ lrvine In· -........ ._. .. , airy 2 Br's. w1pvt patio HwtlbwJfot1 leach 3840 Chrf Haven. 2 br. 1 ba, dustrial complex. recep· ...................... .
or balcony, $29!; Encl ••••••••••••••••••••••• cpl!!. fplc. ear . olrler HunOngton Sch. Au&ust 5 tJonist.sec.retary.Xerox. TORRANCE
gar's, lndry ructl Come IRAHD HEW! adults. no pets S275 v.b () mo rental I S600 blUeJ?rint. mail & coffee 158 Units. $400.000 doWTI
bybtwnll.30&5·30ony 12 & 3 Br apl~ From 548..s.J06 ea11gsz.7409 serv1C1?. Formal Cont Assum uble lo.an. GX day.~ Victoria. or call S250 I pc r mo 14 11 3 BR. 2 Ba. pvt patio. 'ery Charmlni: Stud so Apt. nn. lounae. Lease or mo cross Sl.850.000 Call
Mullan Really. 64IJ·J436 Oelawure. HB Open 12-5 clean 1 blk lo bch S475 CdM, kltch. ocean view. to mo. 549-9022 95'H793Agt. or510~ 0-.ulv. I Mlle to ocean. I 675 1nc1> blk b h c I ~ yr Y · """ 1 to c P s or 2 RO 0 Ptt Su I t t' w Monty W-"d 5030
2 br. cpts, drps. bltns 64.'.!9602Agt 5361808 Nrnew2br.2ba,2carl(ar singles. no pets S2SO. reslrootn . SUS t770 •••••••••••••••••••••••
KJdsOK.S225 ••--att--nnCha1melclosetobcb. weekly. U\Ull 8/26-8121. Orange A ve' CM
---_64:>-2978 ~ IUA 073-0648 548-6996 or 675-838G *Price ~'2.>' i425. 675· 1453
S275 2 br. l bu E 1Slde
triplex. Enc. aar. bale
Nr new. 642· 1603
•Lu L8c 2 i;ty. 2 Br 2 Ba. fplc. xury O/W. W ID. huge Ftim Rtntals to ShaN 4300
2 bedroom from S260 Rm. patio. gar 67:r.264t ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
W4nt 2nd TD. 2Uk. :? ~
lO'.t. No pts Sec by 70k
Nill beh equity. 6'2·U401 '
Moti .. a. Trust 09idi 5035
LINDA & VJCkl
<Mcall Mat•
For the r.. of It!
Serving all Orange Co.
835-7313
RELAXJ.NG MASSAGE
Bob James ·
Lie. Masseur
Out calls 9-9494.Sl11
•SUZI'S*
OutcaU Massage
lOAM·2AM 73l·S448
EXOTIC GllLS ·
Massa1e & Modeling
OutcaU 542·3189/643·3250
MASSAGE
AGUREMOpas
ESCORTS
OUTC.U.OMLY
631 -311'
2 Br twnhse. patio. 112 Ba. Banbury Cross•842-6604
S.. C""'-nf• 387 6 ···············•······· _______ ...._._ near shop~. gar. 2 Br. 1 ba, stove. enc. gar.
Easllllde. $280. 631·0005 Sml enc yd. 1 sm child OK. $250. 536·50Q6 or
960-140'T Jim Hutchinson THIDAISY
fOIKIDSAHD
THltl PAUMTS!
•Po.I
·Z~
•Toflot
P1&tlot. ftnttd yards.
4i87West 181h St
C.11631·3.Sli
Nr Seacllff Village 3br.
2ba·$3SO. 2br. 2ba·$290.
Oar, rec area, 19071 Hol·
l)'.MN311
Beach area. 3 BR. 3 ba.
frplc, dshwsbr. patio.
New I& super sharp Ron
Ellls. IM5G-23S8
lbt upt w/fam rm. Ille llv 3 Br 2l'I Ba. owneni unit rm. utll pd Sauou. OOOI. Nr shops. fwy. school.
jac. tennu other f1cll bltns. patio. Call Debbie. 12'75 . 3lO R1v1~ra Dr ~
Ava1ll1l M2·S1V7 ---------
Rr. 2~'1 ba. O/W, teflnis court•. pool, Jae & RV
lot . SSSO /rno
W.3)392-4042collect.
Costa i Br, 6-plex. redee. nr
BolH 6 Beacb B lvd.
., .......••.•.....•....
2br. 2ba new Condo.. up·
graded . Dbl aar w,iooene~eool. jacuul,
tennis. ~· cno. (213)
598-5206 colled..
Lge 3br. 2ba. no pets.
walk to shop'g, park.
1ehool. $345. ~92-5084
Souftt Loguna HH •••••••••••••••••••••••
Lie, quiet. IUJturio • ex
et' 2 br. 2 bu :;pt
TH! EXCITINO
PALM MISA APTS.
WNUTf..STO NPT
BCH Btatb, t'2 BR.
from 1210.& up.
Adull!li No Pott l56t llHI l)r.
<S Blka En•t or Newport
WANTED
CUSTOME9l
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
2301 So.Main -
s-taA1ta
l7141558-S l 87
At ll!ust 1 yeor or varied
t11:counts receivable/bill Equal Opportunity
ing expcnencc on a com· Employer
putenred system. prlcel•-------
btlhng:i to customers.
Calculate a nd make ex
tensions for invo1c1ng Banking
purposes. apply pu)' Tokai Bank to Newpo ·
menls on litcount. Benchha.'lan1mmed1:i
Monitor ond reconcile 10· ~ning for an expe~
put output to computer. Not e . Te II er . x II
lntcrfacc with market· benefits. Please c•
1ng department and1_546-__ '11_2_1 ____ _ cw11ome.rs In resolylna ._ ______ _
problems and other func· Banking _
lions. Accurate typing U..,.ION BA..,.l skills and the ablllt.Y io ...,. "' operate a IO·key
calculator ~xpenence
with 11 leasing company
is o plU.5.
ACCOUNTS
P.AYAll.I
CLEllC
Mtnimum 2 yeare recent
experience ln matc:bmg
lnvoice!l with purrhase
orders ond receiving te·
llC)rtS. Also verify priet's
and e.xt<rnslon~. 10 kt-y
by touch a must and lyp
ingaplu!i
ftENDATACORP
• STAMDARi>
MIMOIUlS
DIVISIOM
An Applied Mapet.1cs Co 3400 W Segentrom
Santa Ana. Callt92704
£qual Qppoc:tunity
Employer Mt f
4CC0UHT.ANT /JR
Po11ll1on avail with
N.ewpon Beach Life Ins.
Co. Seek lndlv1dual
w /AA Degre~ or
equivalent exper
8.13-MSO
ACCOUNTANT· II' lilt char1• bookkee!>'r p$rt time. 2 or 3 days per wk
flexible schedule. Pr (e accountifta.. dearee or
C P A or Z t o J t'' 'eqUivtltmt e~l)tr, t.nc ~· In& reti.t-.d penot)a. CaU
Has Openings For
PROOFOPR • CRED•T CLIRI
Ex~ desirable. Ple;o
contact Doria M.ltchell
UnJon Bank. 610 Newpc
Ctr Dr. N.B. SSS-5280
Equal ()ppor Employ1
IANKHOTE
TB.UR
Min t yr 8X!K!r. UI .. CO·
merci»I bank. C1
639-5()00.
IA.RGIRL
Part & F /t. 646-~
IEAUTICIAl'il
N.lgllel Hair Fasbio
Needs Hair Styli1
Male or fem. 4.99-22
8-$121. 19 Monvch E Plue. Laguna Niguel.
BEAUTY
OIUATOIS
Best Job ln ~. Hi CIOU'lm.Wiona wkly. P.
vac. holidays. Medic ctemal & nre Insur av;
Tired or low incom
Tired or buyln& own St
plies' Join the rut·
irowing ,,_lon In t
4fCa. • AC>PIY ln P rton JC,....YS
2001.quna 11111$ Muf
La1una lf11ls FA;lual oppo .. Employ1
} • \
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...... , L&EM.JARVlS HU'N'OR\'OAJlDEHl!:RS Watlla REALLVCt.EAN F'ru Ea.t 81ockwall•. Paint.A P~nna. 24 yr~ HOMf.St\Vf.RS Plumb·
..a...-...L.\<u.-a. Add1t'a.Rmd_l'.,hrs8·$ Yard .,.elrf.\U>"haul. HOUSE~CallGlnaham t lumpatont. brick. MrVaHarborarea St \ng&ll·11\tnll .,.~ t • ._._ ...,._.. f'll .a20(). l,,lc 31711$4 ref a.~ l Gll'I Free t.s,&U-5123 Res1Comm Reu. he/ ht lt!Wt. Ref11 rurn SlO hr tlon.-.t & relu•ble
lndepud nt ln1ta llu -bof\d Bob 750·9354. 842~ service. 8 of A. tl'(h&
aellhtl •t dhcount ....,.ff »' House•wlodowcleanlna. 642·9144 OK847 maor'751·3UO pr IC' t,. Q u •I• t 1 ....................... Gaaii.,S...•ica• (;ool1 ratee fl refs. Aak ,~• ....... P~orc1'11"10nal palnllna. Ti:....a..._._1_ .. .......
worim1n1hlp 6 tepal~ Dr•1>4·ry ur•er " bem· •••••H••-• .. •••nn for .. lltLynn"$3S-7TU --.1• ....... ..,u• It)' work at low -...--~ I t5t ti "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• pnces Call collec:t an s •••••••••••••••••••• ••• I QCe l . av own lllfr.ft~r &ea-1141.102'7 HAJllOYM AN·HOmet a If ,OU DESERVE the PETlmS PAJNTtNG (Tl.C l689-976l • CANOPY TV SERVICE
trvck •• ~~1ht1~ EIC.minoDr CM Apt •. Con1dut1011s i.t! Call Immaculate Eap ·d Rua Ratea. a.t RATESERVIC! -••···r-Ct"aftaman Ptl:M.50302 r......~i...NoW"'f73·7i7f r C II G ,....../R..,. ••F 1rn...i -.. ...... MJ.1160 a.ctric.. -""""""" · · · f'ree Est a ene ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' a ..... cea_.a_
,_.....,...,., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ on ·~ trip! Xlnt h9u1ecleanln1. Gd M2~ VERY NEAT PATCll Th
°'""1tlllan.W'-YY<*" ..az2t Jo.1..ix=TIUCALSERVlC& die •l•d bual· reh . Own t r ans . EXCLNTPAINTINO JOBS•TEXTURE •••••••••••••••••••••••
., •I•• Rel'aln • •• • 4' C~ l.IShr 6 SM,\LL ~~~ ~111,!!,a~~~ti! Rl»em•":!:,!'5-3439 lntr" Extr. lleaa. F'nle &it. 893·1439 CERAMIC TILE. Nt:w or ctneiftt tool O~tr wort JOBSsu.ml ,_ Free est. 548·2706 FRED remodel Fr est srnl jobs ,....~ .... ~ P•lnp. P\'et Ca• II ~ -waltlnl for hat"" home Jbilff'-nint by ReJla lfOMES-ADDJTIONS • -.w... ..., ... .".h':;;;.-.-.......... Jiit to be bit. AvaU M mo's. 1>4e ~le. rde~ncn Kn owles ralnt1ne . ftestucco over bloc•. welcomeSJ6.M2Sans
..;....;;...;;.....;;... ____ , Wec.teCarlwt Claaaen ~1 AtooultJcs. Qual ., .. __ .............. Xlnt reJ'a upcn ~unt. Call 118!-S813or 1.g,.a129 Inti Ellt. C'ommercial =~ree est, low rateio Trw s.r.ic• C"'••t....... -d•oorabacnpoo cellln11. new or r•· fteiltble lapr JapaneM ~: S41-llGO bua ness l r v 1nt Domeatlc11 .I :apts & rHldenual. ..................... ..
........ ·-·-·-· .. • tlllo~ •Uwork ~~~· ,,.. .... Gardefter. Reasonable · Housework. plant care. 836-1\20 ~ Remo11ah. trunmlnJ.I
ti • On1 cari»o ,._; llef.a/MC, ,,_ •l prtcea. . .Free esl. 645-$230 HANDYMAN: Carpentry. party hostesses. barten-Bn«hlen up the House! ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~R· ~~ est~c d Av.ti ft,.u Ra~tu-3718_ Mike electrical. plumbin11 & den. chautreun. COO!t'· Norm s Paperhanging. lO~ off with this ad. Y MU.-.:u 642·
Ma..rk Cl ••~ . . _Roota&46-Q.SJ airport trans II<' d . 1\U kindt. free est. State Plumbing. water sen. Ouick'i. Tree S\'s. Palmi..
-------=~b·ri6 mb amt~ __ ................ ~In 1 • Residential , • anytlmeSS2·MOO Ile 330986. 835·3705 or leaks. bathroom end oliv~ tnmmed. thinned
I llMrt. • ... 0.-_..et all kinds a.wa c•re. tree WOf'k e. • I 67s.ec80 Reu 832·~ run" d r" m o v e d
c:pClt IOIDJa bae,teh. Clean Meel,....,._ .. ta ' Compl C'lean·UP 548-.. -•••••••••••••••••••• Houselceepln1. baby11t· ts mt n' S a.. na. dift rm. hall au. "°'... T50-el25 Mike Haullna. rnovln1. cleanup ter. ~ature lady. Span WORK GUARANTEED . DRAINS CLEA RE• __ . --·-----
..... ,..... .... AY1rm r7Ji0.couchS\O. EXPERT J APANESE 17/\&p.Treework.Reoas, spea•q1.UvelnSSO/wk. lnlerior/Extr.Free From SUS. Main lines All Way'I.. Lee·s tree
CarpH try. phambtnt. ~!:Dr °:e! !,'!~a~ B Ill 0 CCf9er•te. All GAR DEN ER. Free fut.freeest842"'597 831-18116 est.25yrsexpr.6U-1)29(5_ from SU.25 .• waler serv1N! Artistic trim ~t*. 540-SMO -• "~ •• _.r. .,_ eoaente. ~Ir • estl t ._. ........ Mau 'f heaters rrom SS• :ZS ming. removal. 2:J yrs 1n
C----1ra 11eapr •• P1«?.10w1o r k brid' work. ,.,_ au. ma es.-HAULING. Odd Jobi Commercial le R~ Garbage d1spo1als 1n 11rec1 Lie 'd 11 oard
•rpeatr1 any \Jpe. m)'M .Bel•-..., lM.6bclncWG75-"'30 WEEDING.Cl.ltAM:PS Law9tlldentoeedlwork. ·-••••••••••••••••••• tlal. NOJObtooblgOl'too stallf'd from $44 JS m.5750
Paoel. aon. etc Ala.c: _..._ JiM-...s854 f'lrt'pl~·Planten small. 20 yrs expr. Pl b' 1 ---------r-·1 \J es\ .... •nt• GlaahamS&eamCleanen ,.._ ___ .............. 5 ,,. ..... w~ly llalfM~ 8nt'kC'ofttteU'PatlO <>~--.. I\,••,. Fut"' tn um ing r epairs, UA.....1.-Ct....-'--"'"""'"' c/ _. ' • .. 0 \JUI'·-'"'"'.. -Free est "41·ll07 n.uuu ... --'' days. anytime anyplace "-w --... aft~ to .. perroom peraf'nce pouring & OCC &lldeat •A>il -.T BlockWalls BBQPils srd<f' CHct ..-•oo. Free ~i>ts 7516942 or ... ••••••••••••••••••••
- -Wemovef11m.14$-51Z3 flnishlng. Set JO'lr mm MOWING F.leOl!llG truck. Treah. tree trim, Refs.Ests.646-0464 6~ '751-69611 SPARKLECLEANJNO
IUYe alOIMtJunc to ffll? forms . save mf'ney. Trimming t..leanupa ett. Rand y Tll -1528 Wlnd~our specislty Cl.aaifkodad~doltweU. idleltema 842·51'78 4M-148S Etc.Reas~ ~ Wan1Ad Help? 642·5'78 Want Ad Results M2·S'678 Cl:wifledAds 64ZS678 FreeestNOW6'ti-6703
Hlfp-W-'t6 7100 HllfpW...... 7100 Mltp.Wamhd 7'00 ffllpWCll'hd 7100 ··········•············ .................................................................... . .... W.lllltd 7lD Wanted 7100 ... W..-t tl_OO He1Jp W..tecl 7100 Hdp Wanted 7100 .•......•.....•..•..... ..........•......•..... ....................... .................. ~ ............................. .
BOOKKEEPER. f ull a.~ Pull/Part time. DELIVERY Man. full EXEC. SICAETARY
tharge tbru financial Prifttt111 ofc .• lAf. Hilla. Ume. lor party rental For financial Institution 1tatement tor pro . Cnr Moulton Pkwy Ii busineee ~ of heavy In N.B. Harbor area.
feuaonal orflce near Lake For est Or •. lifting. driving & Starting sal 116•000 per
Oran•e Cty AlrPort. 8:JO.SPM.83CM19 customer contact. Must yr.
--------L A. Times needs drivers atAlllAC£R GUAtl>S for .P•,.t lime work. Ktld~n Mar • NOtt. S800 HEIDEDIMMED wkn&onl.Ytoatan. Must f)#r mo . ~ 8qa1,15u .
•-• 1 ·f have truck or van. a1sc health lllA. • oald vaca-.....n • Procress ve. ast lia bility Insurance. uon. Charlie 's Chili
growtnico. w/Unllmlted E.O.E. Bet 8:30 & 5. Corp ....... "-1 Exp. in public account· ,... •RK W~ be neat & 18 or older.
lng Orm pref. Salary MAN OR WOMAN Party Wor1d. C.M. ~· 7"4800 Call 84&48'9 Eves Dental Aaalat. chalralde.
BOOK Y.EEPER . thru FIT. at least 6 mo'a exp tnal balance. C..P--A. COC«TIJL SomeSat.H.B.846-3540 .
firm. Resume o(lly. No WAITllSS
phone rAlls. lnclude Leam us «1 lln the m<>11t Dental asslst. $htlrp. ex·
!>cJlnrt r ... ~ Suite 403. excltlnic. 1lamourous, p'd RDA " X-rav. Ile.
23861 t:t Toro Rd. El highly v-td .,,,,ess. Day pref"d. Nr~ Nist Plain.
Toro. Ca. 92530 or eve ses:slon:s. Place· _540--_3838 ___ _
advancement. Must be .-.-...... In 8 to 8 mo's Secretary mature & resp. 8 Kn _5t9-85CS ___ _._ ____ ~
may m.w-\.0 other corp. paid traln lna Ir you t.EOALSECRETARV
responslbllltlea requlr· qualify+ other benefits. Muat have z yrs exper a~ MAMY FH 'AID
lng extensive travel. lejal sec'y idol typlJll! Se<:ret•nal.
Pteue-aend resume"/or • skills requ
0
IN!d, aht.hnd &Cl~~C:=~ons
please call Jeff Brlery. ~f!JGIGm' ..... ..--...,...., H B of Be h """ ... ,,,,,_,_ J ' • • Al F J bs 8'1S-9lll. Nf!'wport ac H#~Nllla91 flee. position requ1res so ee 0
Savloga & Loan. 2602 coordination w /other lrvlne Personnel A~ency
Newport U!vd. Newport sec·ys Salary to S800. 488 E 17th Costa Mesa
Och. Ca 92663 Sccunty tilodusttlal 847~1. &llte224 M2 1470 BOOKKEEPfi:R Full ment asslst. Ooolfjobop· J)cnt•I Oral Surgery As· por. sist. Exper·d. Som~ Sats. ---------1 Charge, p lllme. Flexible Cdf 714(111·9194 .Sal open. 963-7Ut or hr-; Must have 3 yrs. of
Servlcel l~S. Grand. S.A. LECALS~CRETARY Mal~ women wanted
l'ublil' Acct 'g exp. So. Call Cocktail 7Sl·9184aft6&wbcb.
FACTOIY
TUIMHS
•Assemblers,
Packagers
•And Warehousemen
Jobs avail for all
3shlfts. NO FEE
5$8-90%7 Newport Firm. exp pte· Co r house c I e ~ "1 n ii: 4320Campus.ste ~.NB fd. EJCcellent tYPill&. no .
963 ~ Waitresses. lnc .• 17922 DENT'T "lrl ""-'d f Sky Park 81 Ste C. ru;-v .-.1 ay or S49-8all shorthand. Calf tor Appt service. p/\1me. car nee.
Llc No. <:8%117 btwn lOAH & 12 noon. tOP SSMS-51.23 k ,_.. c --1~· Orthodontic Office. good Boo kce(>t'r·Construc_llon u .,ne. a ;oco• ... typist. full time 548-2291 ~"per. lrvlne based ,rirm. COCKTAJL Waitrcas 21 or ----'---------•
!i1:nd rei;umc to older fulltlme Call Joe Den tal receptlon l11
<.'l.1..111s1rled ad no 897. c10 \1cC · at Mes"a Lanes w/up. Busy office l >:ill~ l'ilol. PO Boit lS60. &16-~ • Saloryopen.642-8814 •
HAIR STYLIST &
FACIAUST for new eJC·
c11.11lve N-.8 . salon. Days C1!!tta Mesa. Ca 92626.
Bookkeeper
1-'ull charge book -
keeper /accountant
lmmed 01>emng In O.C
ror a talented 1ndlvldual
Salar) commensurate
"' t>xper w1mhr co. Call
Qaily for mtcnlcw from
3 JV-4 30 (7)4 I 547-5658 ----CARPENTER
S9l 7 · 11. llS mo. Perform 1k11led level
i::irpentry Apply 1n
PE'"'°" Fountain School
Ullil n et . personnel or·
lice. C'Omer Newland &
Talbert St by 5 P.M
Mon.Junc6.~.0 ~-
Clt.•i1mng Women wanted
SJ SO + per hr. NB/Irv
art•J Car nee. 9"8-8846
COFFtE SHOP
SUPERVISOR
Super Opportunity For
person w /s ou n d
leadership & strong
curtomer &UVlce ability. Xlnt aalary & Incentive.
OutseandJng benefit& In·
c:ludlng profit sharing. App4y
JC'94MIYS
2001.aguna Hiiis Mnll
1.niunaHms
F.qual Oppor Employer
COOIC~ Shift Full lime. Opportunity to
lurn all aspects of
restaurant business. Ap·
DENTAL ASST
Orlho, chalrslde exper
only. Prerd RDA. 4112
days, top pay. 642-2626
DENTAL Secretary /
Receptionist with exper
64_2.4fl2
t't.;~ ....... ~~ 847 ·9065. Eves G42-01S8.
Halr Stylist Wanted tor
T S i beat Newpe>r t Center emporary erv ces location. Some followln11• 432.0Campu.s. Ste 130 "' Newport Bch 549-807t t o p c o m m 1 s li 1 o n .
142-1 s Grand Ave 64().7870. Tuesday thru Santa Ana SSS-9021 _Sa_turd __ •,_Y ____ _
Dental H1Kienist Wed & Thun In N 8 . F1berglass Foreman to
Phone6"-24M work. In BaJa. Calif.
HOSTESS
Exper'd. Frl1Sal/Sun
Eves. Call 5A8·7418 ask
forCheme. Spanish speaking ok
D E N T A L R EC t: P · w.J896..
TIONJST Exper'd. fo ------quality cnw.-n & brid1tc Full or pit general orflce
ofc. Many benefits. N.ll help. Laguna Niguel.
C.111144·921 l. till~
HOSTtSS /CASHIEA
Exper'd, f /time. Apply
Ben Brown's Restaurant
31106 Coast Hwy. So Luguna.
DENTAL ASSISTANT GAL FRIDA y Newport Center. Rover
between front desk &
ehalrside. Min. up.
okay. X·ray certificate
Must be sharp. &40-«IOO
We a~ in the nnan<'lal HOUsaEIPll/UYe In
planning business and 3boac~km. ,:,·a4-8ry.Yw~r:::ffi·. need a selr starter to take over omce service _N_B_._a:s_r_-0_139 ____ _
7SZ.2S18 M A T U R E W 0 M A N
M~:~x~!~d. bondabl~. dependable
Apply AM's. ln person ~W. t9th. Costa MeH
Uve In. Mature Fem.
Relier hrs. S·9PM +
wlcncb . room & brd •
salllf)' to assist elderly
lady. Day11 free on bch
4&4-1906 wkdys Iii 4 only.
494-8443 eves & wknds
only.
Macbinist
p/lime to wt:ll'ome
newcome rs & contact
mert'hanls F1ex1ble hrs.
Need car. lite typing.
~-~
MCDOHALDS
Applications Now
Being Taken
Full & P 111 me Help
Apply In Pe rson
Mon thru Sat 10-.> 30
30 l 0 S. l rf1tof. SA.
lln Front or
The Trea11ury 1
Mecluln1c to maintain
lawn mo'" 1ng eqwp for
CvM • ntal l~e homeownen ass~. lo.Af"inme Permanent. rull lime.
For prototype & small good beneflls. exper re·
quantity runa. Must be q 'd Call 552-11200 for
able tu work Crom _a..;..ppt...__. ______ _
NURSES UR.GENT Nlllc RefatloM
Immediate rull·t1me RN Person wanted for In· •
poglt1on available on t I· 7 tenor design firm Call stun. F\lll·llme positions lOamto:l pm 534·2202
also ror licensed person·
nel a.11 & 11·7. Excellent PUMCHPttESS •
salary and workln& con· SETUP
d1ttOM. ('.all Personnel: 2ndSh1R
837 8llllo lmmed opening for ex llVllLY MAHOR Per 1iel·up oper.itor
t•oNV.\LESCENT Must be <tble to read
UOSPITAL prlntl' & use p·reclsion
La!luna Hills measurlne too\11 for 10 60
Equal Opportunity ton p~. continuou11 &
Employer i.ntermltent runi'I. We of· ~~~~~~~~~I rer xlnt wa1teJ1 & benefit!> -& 11teady e mployment ~Aides&
OrdtrftH
Exper'd. Xlnt &nerns.
Bayview Conv. Hosp,
2055 Thurm Ave. CM
6423505
NURSES AIDES
11 7. exper pref'd. Mesa
Verde Conv Hosp. 661
Center St.C M
Apply Al
AMl-'.INC
Potter& Brumfield Div.
21\llJI Aven1da
Aeropuerto
San Juan Capistrano
F.qual Oppor Employer
REAL ESTATE
NURSES AIDES
3 11 & 11 ·7 Exper'd. 41 *MANAGER* Bedi;. Good :.al w 1ln·
creases. Country Club
Co n " Ho"P. SA.
S49-J061
We ll known . la r gt•.
Nur<itnM e " t 11 b I 1 -; h t' d -DIR. OF Mt:111t 1:"oirwport prime
MUASIMG S£.BYIC11:. Joca11on Must h11ve ex ""' ~ pe ri ~n re re!'i1den RN w1txper In conv & tl~1reta11. Some com
rehab nur.11nl( for 96 bed merc1nl Salary, over
ho.1p Good st11tftn1¢ p .. t. rtdc . rommaulon!'i .
te rn. xlnt benertts & sal. Apphcal1onli confidt10·
Apply Park Superior tlal Appt secretary
H c a I t h c ii r <' • I 4 4 S 7504827
Superior A,e. NB~~~~~~~~~ 642·:?4 IO 1---------•I ply 2633 West Coast Hwy CLERICAL NB. call642-847S. Dental Rttept. Perlo ore.
DEPUTY CLERK P /time w /poe&lble future
responslb1htles. Must HOUSICLEAMINQ.
have xlnt shorthand. and Women wanted to wor k typing skills and be able
sketches. verbal in.slruc· MEDICAL ASSIST w /3 to
lions or blueprint.a. Mold s yrs. prevlous back ofr.
making knowledice exp. in busy GP-l>ff.
helpful 3-S Yrs exper Heavy X·Ray w/valld °*>'Sonly. STACOSWITCH INC Calif. Certificate 111m1t ed 'permit 1. Front ore. HUR SES AIDES RIALESTATI
SAUSPERSOM
Wsy+C-. 1139 Baker Costa Mesa knowleo1-i helpful but Fttlme. Oay&eveshlrts. expanl>IOn or h,.. f."
M11nklpulCourt ---------• per'd all r• • .i ~es.
"-l'!lt Orungc County coo• especially 1n.•11r"n,·\! "ro
to manage accounting for J anice's Ragredy ..._.._ Sal •-Anns hou1ed'g1erv. Pay """""· ary .. percen-by job. 8 am to 3. Tut'S taaie ol Company's net
549.3041 not rw 't! "'1 ''f710
f,quaJ Oppor Employer -----Exper pref'd. but will
1ra1n qualified person a.thrHo•tR.E
45f No. Coast Hwy Muruc1pal Court has full ft teSSlng Sal open. t:~r~r
11me positions available F /lime openintt ror cook ~-ti. fl.~ "631 __
immediately Requires I exper'd In rOCld pttpara·
prurus, along w1tb ter-_lhru __ Fri_._ll'f_MM3 ____ _
r1nc worklnit environ· Ho"'HCIH nlo14, C'ooks, --------•
Meclcd~ ~ool1. 3 Doctorote
Peg &ar•J. .CYi days
week 1144-0295
Good benefits & sal APP·
ly Park Lido Conv. Laglch 494-0741 Center. 466 F1ag11h1p Rd.
~r. cl('rlcal experience. tlon & food plannln&. DEMTAL
type 40 wpm. $633/mo. Xlnl starting p11y & out· Chairs1de u1lst . Expr'd,
n_>ent are available lo lbe Bartenders. Plant care, MA.CHINE SHOP
n ght person. Send re· O a r d e n e r a . Pa r t y Precision srloder opr.
sume to Ad. #925, The hoeteases.13/up. 5S2-S500 (Centcrlessl Some exnor
N 8 f14.2.fl044 . --------RECEPTIONIST needed
t:.ill l1U> 834·6l84 for 3 slandln&co bencnt:.1. Nwpt8ch.5daywk,8:30
te!lt appointmt.'nt Appl)• tn Ptrson to S:30. Paid vae. med
Dall)' Piiot. P 0 Box --,.... Cse'I, C.M. 92626 .. ic.JSl!':J\EEPER. Uve In pref'd or will train. So·
Medical ~ept 1Sec'ty 0 ~FI CF. GIRL for tor r11pidly expand1nai
F 10 appeer. 1rood typaog Jeweleri; -'1fR ~ Day wk ~·a iid.1 mfg. Typm1 &
sJtills & past medical exp w1bcnt:f11i.. f ortesl Pond 10 key add exp pref. App·
p rt: t 'd to work (or Jewelers. ~ E Coast ly tn penon to Newpoorter COUNTY OF JC PEMMfY$ -~-· MS_-833_1 __ _
ORANGE 200 L:11;una Hiiis Mall ~d Ofc MftcJr. chni<'al lab located 10 Hwy, CdM 644·88S7 lndu.'ltnell. Inc. t1§t B
'"' .-l ft old woman In ineone w i &ood me ch ·1
Hancho Hernardo. nr .•~pU~·~tude~~-5'S-0400~~~-~~~I
rERSOHMEL Eq1aa\~= ~~·~toyer Peraonable & upr'd . DEPT Pr ev"ollve oriented
C'n?nt:rltl Office Tl?IS,.._
SECRET ARllS
MAO.CIJtDOPR. ~~1 [all for appt. ---Sky Park Cir, lrv. Call
With Utle lnaurance ex-O"OMETRIC 75t-063S.
tllcorxlldo, 125 day. Ref• -
required. $81·2970 fdll·
a)on Vjo.
• modem general prac·
62$N. ~"St COO., t1ce. Computer11ed. Your akUls are In de· i·--------mand at all levels of ea·
per . Xlnt oppor. Full. MedicalAss1stant ..... .-..0 .... leT
CL. Req'd .,. i f'ront omce Expe"'"'ce _.......,..,, "~
Santa Al\l\. Calif 92701 " Pension. profit ah Are
An Affirmatl\'C Short order. exll(!r. pre-plan. Med/Insur. Mon·
per. We have many jot.
In the Irvine/ N"1)0rt
area. Work where &
lDspect.ion p/tlmeorevesavaH.Call · A. : .,.xper n pref Huntington Beuch -Photo Studio ha& ll!CllVJMG Roo at American Title draw\ng l>iood to wortt 962·337 1 permanent opening tor IMSPICTOR C:O. 83$-2300. for clUlical lab located m personable girl rriday Action t:mployer rd. ~U" p/tlmt. day1 Fr i 8 -S Hunt. Bel). ~~~~~~~~! •night.a. Apply. Orinder ----Kl•afaurant. UOO W. 962·3319 when you pl~uc. N B. Call for uppl. Okl>EM Qe,k Clerk an who can sell. 962·6(21. QC 0e9t. has openlacs In MAID·D•.vs. ll·l . $3.50 hr. 832·7311 umwing sport mg goods
•CL-E•R•l•C-L----•I Pacific Coaat Hwy. N.B A .Uk rot Pete. OEPUTYCLEllKI -----
Mun1e1pa1 Court COOIS w•UTro South Oran1e County Ml l.
Muruclpal Court Laguna Call 10-5. 673--%277
l'iiRuel hu full time poel· COUNTER Help.-r.rm.
t\on.s avnl1ahle Im · p/t. Day & eve APJ•IY. med1at~l)'. R<.'qul~t·ii l Stu Burgers. 8IWI w 19th
yr cleriut expenence. St Colla Men
t) pe 40 •11m, $833/mo. -·----· ---
C11ll 1;141 834-tll84 for a COUNTY GIRi. testc•PPl'iount~ OF Part time. u pt"d only
,. ' ' Apply btwn 2:30 Ir 5 pm . ORANGE N a t u r a I F o o d
PERSON....... Reltaurant. lO:S Main St .•
~ Balboa Penln 873-234S DEPT.
~N.R01$St
Santa Ana Calif 12'Nl
An A!OrtnaU~
Courier. pert•tlme. Must have own car. Depend11-
ble. 644>1S57.
~~A~~lon~E~m~p~to~~~~C\ll!t.Odlao 30bn week. re-~-·---Uree Pft'fd, Mesa Verde .,.. _______ I area. 8'7-9686 Mon-Fri
cu:RlCAl. _t._m_~--------DEPUTY CL.Ill( I u.wmer ~-nper
ltunlclpat Court nte. ttmale. Ugbt l)'p.
Ortlngc County ll1trbor I n a • p r o fl cl e n c 1
Municipal CINl1 ha• full w lflcures. 10 key add by
Hrnt? .... illotiit avallabl '®Ch. phone exper. tn·
\ll'lmedlatt"ly RequireA 1 tonnal ofc. C.M. Call > r ctttlcaJ experience, Mlll1e all 91am ~aoo.
l.YPCo! 40 •pm. Sim/mo. - -Call \7\tl Q4-eUM t04': a DIUVERY man for ar·
tttSt llWOlt1llMn\. l1 AM. LA Ti.nMI bomt COUNTY OP. 44 Overy route. Adults : only. 2'' htt d~. Must Ol4NGI twvo oconomlcal car. no
PBSONHa =~~o.,w;::i:~!· D.... ~
C1JN. RoMSt ------
s.mto ,,l\'ft, Ca.llf 8irl01
\n ,,UirmaU\·•
Actkif1 .. :n1plQ)"t" •
lnspectk>n of small pre· lrvlne area. c RECIE8Tf......,.IST DtSHWASHEI • · cltlon machined" Ml-07l.Cor768·127~ MedicalAsslst.lllrl ENT wt.ioluale co all _.., """
Eves.T\aeatbruSun.Call ~6'6M cnolded parta. Wor kina ornee. must have fruol -~--d6Ct _______ , R.E.Ofrac'9
S.T4_18askforMaurlce. Wi knOWledge of Y14..5 true MaJd. ex-per. Laguna Och. ofc ex per. Wiii •t>achl PllA.swer s.n See Mr Boland67HOOO SW"ltlonino prej•d. Profl· (ull cbarae. modest sized backofflce Wnte /W ~o. • ST C1t'fll uS;'9 oitllf\euurfng re.1dence. Mon-Wed· Fri. 914. D:iily f'llnt, .-.J Roll Vic Or1mge Co. Airport. RECEPTION!. PBX Ollvtf Ta .. Ot "'Y Senicff Instruments r~·d. Salary lint Must b11ve 1560 C'o~t11 \te111 . l·• Plllme e"es & wknd11 Grow1nii ~ rlynamac .C320CampusStet30 ST•COSW CHl .... C c~kableref's .. Replyt 92l&2ti 1 t'a1d whdl! tnuninl( rumpany with pleasant SUMOA Y OMI. Y ~port Bch M9·8071 "" "' Ad N 913 D 1 Pl! Srvt.>ral openmg11 No ex· woc1dn11 ronditions hu-i Deltver Dally Pilot 14245.0randAl/e \1398aker Costa Mesa · 0 · '. aiy ot. l'tlt'dintAssist HaC'tlofC', ~r nee EOE Cull an immediate openln~ ..__,,,, __ u. · R .,. _ _. .. _ ,....,.9021 549·1041 CBoax...l~· Costa Mesa, 0 -r.• 7 7 f • h .,.. ..... .., camen. e· -'>0.1~111 nnll ...._. ---"'""""-------: OH HYN. busy Npt Bch IJ'CT. ~-· _1_1____ or recep\1on1~t. w11 quires vaD or large EqualOpporEmploycr nfc )fon.f'n <mm Stam-PIX •-w-C!~. front offl<'1' appearance wagon aad a good drh'· ___ ,...____ MAJD for small excl1¥1lve 8pfn uPK einly. Send -•• .-.r· a b 1 I 1 t y l o g r c t.' 1
la g record. Phone .aaALOFRCI motel. Perma nt!nt rf'$umct•Ad•I04.Daily P t•mc· <>raveyanl Ex· cu!>tom"'r" & h4\t
4Ma..Q21. 11111. for Ha"1 Ideal wortun1 <'OOJ6 In IMVlttrOIYCLH.I( Hours can ~ llex1bl~. Piiot. t'O au t* c.M. ~, 11 or will trJtn. C111I p1eas1mt vo1ct! Pos11&011
......, Equal QPportun1· small olc. Typl.111. n~ii. .Exper. In laveotoey or 49i&-8S21 maG ~Ulll ror appl EOE. m~oh•<'ll t~ operuuon ot
ty &mpk>yer P h o n e c o n l a c t ma t er I a 1 "on t to I . ---------.. consolu r.watcbboard
w rcuato m ert Som e familiarity wfpos(ir\1 Is· MAID Needed. Depend• MOTEL MGR. mut'ure PtJX Answerlnit Serv EKperlenc• prererred o.tY•S ftgure won. H.B. area. luet ftrettlpU. Orowlni ble for weekdays .. ~ foe reltd m~. l Opr Im med openings. but not necesaary. Appl) tefo•Caahtl IM'l·&SQ. t ompa n y wtao6 d weekends. Seac11H da y pet wk . Castle Must work vanedhrs& Barcua-~rry.15461Spr
Nos.,.clalllc req_'d. "9erlta. Ap ply btwn Matti.04-4892. LaiuH . Call Lillian -knda. Apply In person, angdale.H B
MacG"'gor YKbt Corp GB BA.L OMCI km -& noon. at Barcua. MA IDS w an\ ed Im. 4\M·2996 ~<>Chester St. Costa __,;;;...l_ICS'Tt ___ OM __ l5_T __
lQlPtaceatiaC.M. ~~~lme. 111 e.ery, lM&l Sprlnadale, mediately. upet 1an· MIGHTCLllK Full·tl~. M°" Fri E11
DRIVl!IS H.B.-.f'lll necessat)'w.traln. o\w 71 Hours per week. Call PIXOPIRATOI per·d1n1yplna Wllltr11ln G•net•l OUke Bright b' Newport Channel loft CH ..... 71 I I Ewper'd f N B , r d I •. di Houaebold futn\ture "'~-auve 4 efftcleftt J~a.I eo:iow PaclncCst Hwy ........ .,. or •Pf '1 n .. or .. o c. or a miss on' ... 11--movlDa co. located ln £1 ~r needed at tmaU SW8¥1SOI 842.3030 J)ef1M)Q to. Cora Reel Pl~asant sunvond\n1• churgtid Applr Park
Toro want.a drivCnJ w/,l c:ongenlal bualntss firm. _.
4
P,.1_ 1_, ... _ MtUI. aM5 Harbor Bl. Perm. p1Umc. 12 noon \o Lado Conv Center. 40E
r r uper w/~omm I Must have xlnt phone ..... _ tili ';"'· • .u~ MAI DS W•nted Im · C M S. Eb or Shlrley 4 4S Mon f''rl. a Per hr Fla,~hap Ref N 8
movingco.Call830-4928. atUI~ ft bt &ood w/num· ;;:;. • or •PP · medi.ately uper nC!l re J~-----CallSandy.640-1460 M2"'8044. B.ICTalCl~S ben. l ncludc:acxpedltlng ' ~·will train. A:f.IY NB Ne\-d2women. rul11pt. Wt ll&STAUl.AMT
& gen'I ofc work~ SR JANITQIS avek>dge Mote• 8208 rraln Vundu Buuty F.x~T Gr lll COOK to
& H&PHS !Jlgiooerln".M2·8584. U /F cpls p/tlme lrvlne w. CoutHwy.142~ Coun~etlor 963 10.U PlfON£ SALE$ work In I..• kt! Ar• lndU$ttl•tftOocnmtrtlal 'Ph··_..-· L... ~1675 o.ptr.req Apply&-llAM OENERALOfFlCE. aru. . ,_.,.._. .,..,twnl--------•I --------rowheact. 111tsu n••d
Or 1-4.PM. 11151 Sltypark tnllS\ M depeod•blt. _1_..s_. -------UIYlf'ER --------•I Phone Sain people. WA IT ft ES S & s 6'
Clrde. SWttt .. O". Irvine. m.a l u r • • n d work 11.-~ u.. -lftMM NOW Rtcr\lltlna atuu1>. malt> or fem.atle. 1' to 6$ WA IT g RS 1 t l I 4 1
,.. 0 tu'""""""---ye.Ml of uao. Guaranteed S3'7·S21:!
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weekeads 644_,l D.lys Tuet Ultu Sun. Call 1rr.srANT ambitlou• mun to ~•II waae"' 01' ronunislllol'UJ. .-.1~·· k r ...,, url IWllll hordwan•, toot:c & ttl\op 2a E 1 17 h s --------· -...... or•• ce. ""or Jr. Spor t1l ... "r t I d ..; r .. u • t tree\. ,.. .. .. -wptn(·n to n USln l e .. lt O Co11t ... • RET .&.IL clolhlna *lore. OC u ~~ Ava l280 Ptr "" e • 111 ......... ~ ar•• OP•nlnr• Op• w\ No •it~r. l\flC. C.11 =5·00&dl·311p m CLERICS
portunJty for advanr 761 il.34 lqwil ()pponuruty
ClWnf GtocrollS benefit• 1~~~~~~~~-J &mpt(lfer Soaw exp.f. noees.,, Ap.I;
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Sal T...,..Swfkthn Non.Workina M8.ior Ap-no. 104 ~... aoso s. . 1011 Operator Cootact pllancea 4c ''Power ;.-.r.••••••••••H••••• -·••••••••••••••••••• ...................... .
TRAINEE ~ Hotel ~· M 0 'fl I ,. a • t ed ........ A UC n m c5t Hwy. La1 Bc:b' _..!,._ ballot peo;ru. · ul(J ~ :'o:.t :1. ~~?uu~! ~:
Awayforablebacbooltraduate 4M·llll Wasben. dryttt Cltan 11U1m.a. '6''.0l ... s1001oftr ~·•"'-'tnds.
tomtertbenewapaperbus1Deu T"••PORARY A late models. SlOO.. 1 yr ~1'44 Qj;, Captstrano-t.a~~. cuar FrH dell very. RlteSbll\·t.ru P\ipt. 2 81• --------OVING Sale everything DAILY Pllol R 0 P "'-alnnJna .,1• MltT 0t1. Wlll allo bl.QI. ""'bl mat · aoo. act1 A R4=A1 Chc>ppln.m Blod IC*! Some fl"ff. nu · · • "" •" .. 1136-*<>. 5S'1·1519 or 551· 24 l I Table 30dOicSt"'"I'' hllh. Anaheim, CM. 54H80S This bllbly aucceaaful local fOf' 6 mos. ms per mo. ns·~·ao>uUorPat. Solid hardwood. weffn ---....;._--~-b 496-3ll8 •Frlgtdaire toP 5SMZ91. MOVlNO SALE-llm Pt. newspaper as a n openln1 for a TRUCK Dnver for toeal El~. 220 dryer Perf. 5'>rinitr Spaniels. Blk Mara•te Pt. N.B. Sat oo· train ln the clrculatlon aal area. delivery. Must have ed. c:ond. Wit. lvr 6 wbt. ~It up. Mattreues.lof•. redwood ly ~s Patk> fu.mitW"e, Seledod applicant wlll receive a drlYlnl reeord Call 49HSTI •20M patio set. Ina. C213 boo1t1helve1. stHmtr
~ry DICUTlVI
llberal 1tartln1 salary. re1ularly 54&-4950 rRGHT DA MAO ED Old Eng. Sheepcloc Pup. l!IM04aeolled. trunlli:. a•me table.
schedwed raise•. bonu:s ~ti • TUXEDO SALES. part HOl'POINT SALE. 3308 ~· AKC. Shots." wu. Entire content•. Park ~'='~~'tPdJ'e~'li
SICllTAIY and many frlilJo benefits such aa 'paJd time. must be out&olna. W. Warner nr Harbor. ~.CaU6'Ui625 NewllOf1 deeontor apt. do&run toYSlotsmore vaeatklns,pald~plnsuranceanda Forl.nfo.540-&133ext.341 SantaAna.m.2921 AKC Dl•t'k Lab's: eaue.o.soee. ' '.. Tiw JnlJ)' Ho r, lnt.1'111
an lmmf'..t. optnlna f<>t'
an HP4'r'd 1tcrt·~1ry
Out11tandln1 •h tr typlna
akillt 1&n rtQ'd ror tht•
credit unlGO. He will also be provided aa.kforTerri WASHERS· DRYERS m.IH. l female: xtnt Patio bar SU. Girls S:~Ps J;:.e ~id:.~en30&
a company car with personal use T.VTECHMl~IAM SlOO.Cleanlate mod•b. l brHdinas• "-Price. P\-ench Provln 5 drawer cupboard 140 Mony privile1es. Oood pay, Inside 'out· ~ituar Free delivery ~ cheat ao. Desk chair D6. mlst' ltema. 213 Abalone
Applicants must be 18, have a clean side. Wright 's T.V rCha.63&·2.840 TINYTOVPOOOLES 2 lam.11a uo. m . O.E. Ave Bl drlvtn• record, bave a :If: school 646-1786 Gu Stove. xlnt cond. 175. MalepuppiesAKC.Sbots Pol1 reeonl plare~ llO. --·'---· -----SAi.ii p!llllloo rrior elCpctr l.n
~ rHlaurant Qperotluna 0 Muats~. CAii : ~ Elec broom sa. 28 •wt MOVING SALE!
diploma. Haun~ 1enera.u~ 11 A.M Typlat·Rect>pl. Gen ca~MS-8437 · casem.m..14u Ever ything Goes! to 9 P.M. with some Saturday over. clencaJ for Public Acct. ___ ..;___;_.;,.;.;.. ___ ,5hih ·tzu AKC• 2 M 2 lee creel\ c lua tbl Luwnmower & eda\!r. Ume. office 6464332 G.E. 20cu. ft . aide by side Reduced lo Sl50 for lm· lamps: bottom haa wuter akis. camptn1
Y--..u-A.L.1a ptfferab altbou1h not
---nwldolt<K7 Xlnt work USS UH 1n11 <"Unda • bent flt ,...,. TM p11tk•1.-whlch 1ncludt' ~ WOI• variout 1roop lnturanu
If you are quallfled and are interested Typiat·Medlcal Ofc for 2 rerrt1. Avocado 1295 med u le. 963·'24 nltelhe. S50Pr. or •a.nib. par. relri1.1arnps. ~
ln learning more about where this busy surgeons. Sh will be 5S-008ll ~ ~i-zou •·bed. rocker tr Loads of training leads, come to the DAIL y an asset. Must be able to URRY Sale or trade English Spr· Olstom mue terrarium nuac. S.t /Sup JWlfJ 4-S. PILOI' office, 330 West Bay Street and wortt nexlble hrs. & have H ! ! Inger Spaniel. Beau.t.. tables. Any siu/abe~ Weal ot MaanoUa. South
ask for Milan Leavitt in the Circula ~Jt'~~;:o~~ ~~ ;~~~~~~~ lovable.papen54S~ Matchlna end tablea: ~~~~sp~un~~
lion Department. sume to Classified ad no. WASHERS DRYERS BOXER PUPS. 1125-SlSO. R.ay49S-40l9 SIVPE~ GARAG~ SALE.
• HOUS1WfY1S bmlllta Ir profit 1hann1
C'""W• Sala~euurate .._ ISlUOIHT$ w /uper. A-ppl1 in Giaarantci~d Hourly pentM. S.Spm, Mon-Prt
a PIU5 Ooou' ~ 17042 01ll~Ue Ave.
An Equal Opportunity Employer. 898. v o Daily Pilot. PO NN-Used·Repos ~rmaema1~_:_fa:ma "~~1~~ RoUaway bed $15. Gallon e1.-erythill8 must go. Fri.
-------'----..;.... _ _;__..:. ___ , Box 1S60. Costa Mesa. Ca OUNLAPS541MT80 ._. • W1'1. ·-...., aquanum wtstand. com· It Sat only Old clawfoot
pm ,,, 8 30 pm Cull lnlnt"
~or conM to2l0 ~I~~~~~~~~~ l'ilh SI • Costa MeH I-
~ Clerk. p /time ror
Urd " (ift ahop 1n CM ~required. 648-443'
Secretaries• T)'llilts
LOOKIMGFOR
Hefp W..ted 7100
921126 18~ Npt Bl. Costa Mesa evs. plete 17. Blade mower ~rum. mUic. 10452 La
WAITRESS Elec Dryer AICC Goldett • ....,.. 498-2748 bru. Ft Vly 963 1687
Exper required. food & almogtnew Bob&t:l-~3 Super furniture sale. Frtday It Saturday. 10.•
cocktail. over 21. 1600 E 96.'MJS41 BeautlfuJAKCNorweiian beds. new d1nln&: set. 321 Broadway.
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Tt ... OHry Wort7 Shoe Salt11 'f\ill·Pll. Exp.
~Ct.USIVI
YSHOP
Some nlahts. No Sun No
phone tnquiries. CIRO at
So Coast Pla1,a.
II CHOOSY, pref'd better grade him
We An Too! store. Xlnt beneCit!I.
Brin(t your slolls & tareer job No Sundays
~~r"K':~e~.B. 644·a5SG Sto•e, w /t!IJA o•ett. Elk Hound 14 mo old couches. chain.. misc Costa Mea•
SlOO. &42 3063 f e m . 0 w n tr be i n g Ml ·5686 <>ak Mab~ & chams. Hi boy
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Part lune. 16 hri. or )cM• a
week
MUYYN'4S
9811 Adams Ave.
personality to OHtce Mr Marow1tz. Mr. Cur WAITRESS
Overload Choose your 4020 Birch St Ste JM ren. 548·8684· N.B Apply Moms. Sargentl's. tt~. yout" an.-&-your NCaewportBell r A ach fWI b·!i.,'1'° So Coast Actor~!; eo.n... ,; ~. UlthSt • .C.-M. JOb& We cuslom t111lor .or ppt/es a ..., · ' ':'" ____ ....;_ __ _
JObtl to your 11cbedultt. No ~~~~~~~~ searching ror Potenl1al & W ... ITRISSIS = exper'd talent Cor "' Clutrge filmsrrv1Stagc/Comm·· WAITlRS
SICttlTAIY Is All A8CS /types. Over 18. San Clemente LO~ office •
~UJ overload
ToGen'ISalesMgr. 957-<1282 • Inn. 492·6103 see Rosemary an 4p.m. Need bright. resp. Soft Rock or Jazz arp to
person w /good typing play at all 18ofTheStarsl•--------
tranarerred. will accept Movi ng~ Furn, some dresser. hall tree. many
Frigidaire fl'Oit·rree. xlnt any reu o fr. Call t'e1'am1csforsale. other collectables. Mov· ~rkl n g cond. $ISO. 498-181SaftS. 979-2979 Ing. mus t sell. U 30
2504 '"-to Y• 8045 3 Pc. Corner Bed w f2 5YIVll Ll'I. NWpt Bch.
Micro Wave Oven. Uke ••••••••••••••••••••••• beds. table & 3 mal<!hlng M&-9'798or7SJ-4432
NewS200. Phone Free kHtens to good bolsters. Brand new. Antique F1ea &fart. Swap
847-1144 home. Call aner 7pm .• Sl00.96:J.,286&. Meet. collectables.
Range. G E. Self cleaning
double ovens. Xlnt cond!·
tlon $250. 673-8614
67S-4S58 J ulle. S drawer chest. hke nu. pr1m1t1ve11. Sun. only.
Pups. Part Springer $.'50. Twill bed complete 9·4PM. 181 El Camino
Span/Lab. 7wks old. Nd S25. 492·7986 Reul. Tustin. 544-1901
Huntln8ton Beach
Call for lnteT"v1ew.
963-9731
~ual Oppor Emplr 557-0061
3723 Birch St. N U.
gd hme, 548-2712 IDOE·A·BED $120 Sofa G1aant1c 2 Family Garage
Puppies. 6 wks old. 1s·1 S25. Sofa 19;1 S70. ule. Sat & Sun 9-SPM.
mother Dalmatlo n . BoudoirchrSS.962·7408 bikes, clothes, washer &
sk1 lls & inlerest 1n Vollry &II 1ames. Call WAITRESSES technical writing. If you Pat at 752.2692 OVEI 21 GE Refrigerator. 2 dr,
consider youraelf en· Gulliver's Restaurant w/J.&e freezer. white. xlnt
rethtt"645-3614 dryer. FM atereo.
Eltt. Dryer. Frldg1dalre. · Haywood Wakefield games. mini bike. toys &
Salesperson thusiastic, organized & 1 . M h cond. $95. 960-2966
REAL ESTATE desire a career w 1a STOCIC CLERK nterviewing on t ru
CAREER s~RllT ... RY growing co. IO beautiful RNWd Goods Thurs belwn 3-Spm. Ex· ....... ,,,_ lrvtne Coot Bob Ed per'd only. F/Ume Din· Secunty lndcpendance, p time Jnqwre Ullman act · Perform iilmpl,. as-nershlft. top mrome! One vacon Sails. 410 29th St. NB mund.~ al 17141 833-2000 sembly work & maintain 18482 MacArthur. Irvine
Top of the line. Gold. 4 kittens 8wks old. Birdseye maple bdrm nu:.c hsehld goods. 1585
SlOO. 642·9595. BeauUluJ. 3 lng haired. nt. like new. caaual £. Oct!an Blvd. Balboa Aatioft--------1-0-1-5
1 Mixedclrs.M2·4599 chair.673-4361. cinolley1 673-3526
••••••••••••••••••••••• Kl'ITENS. free to caring 6-op Sde 1055 Ne1gborhood Gar Sale. Waitress wanted, exper _____ _.illiiliil-1 hom e. l on11 h alr •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Furn. UIC dshwshr.
tood&cocldatls.over21. •PUIUC• grey/white 1 wks old. PUIUCAUCTION cloth'g. misc. 9642Calth·
cy ror hceru.cc. ~chool ror 675-6970 _E_._O_E _______ 1 firushed goods Inventory
unlicensed Sff Georflt! --------S!Clt!TAlY Somr exper pref'd. in
Da,·1!1 . Red Carpet SECRETARY Shlpplng&Receivlng. Rtc"allors San Juan ~·a~Ann Full time. xlnt typlst. STACOSWITCHIMC
Capistrano. 831·995~ ..,..... ' Shorthand desirable 11398akerCosta Mes11 ~~~~~~~~~I Xlnt typing sk lls. li4ht Salary open. Send re· ... n 3041
UlOO E. Cst. Hwy. Npt 64S-8490aft. 3pm MANY FINE ITEMS OF ness blwn Bl'OOkhun.t &
Bch. Ask for Karen •RIRHITURE• Bu1mardoff lndtanapolb
_ bkkpng. invoicing, bill· sume lo Ad f 924, The ....,..
Ing. telephones. Mon Daily Pilot. P .0 .Box Equal Oppor Employer
644·9550 FREE KJTTENS·Long ESTATE JEWELRY. -------:....:.....:... •AUCTION* hair beautles·Reaerve ART OBJ ECTS. AN · Movina Sale. Sat. only.
Soles. port time Fabric
exper necessary Cull
Mary 646·10<&0
SALES
OPPORTUNITY
thru Fri. 7.30AM to4PM. 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca.
~142. 926216. E.O.E.
Wallpaper Saleslady.
STOCK MAH some ore Will train.
SECRET ARY Secretary-Trade As.so. 1 With pncing & sales ex· ~~~-l~~ .. ~eW ~g:>h
F /tlme. Personable. glrloffice,nrairport.Ac· pcarr.riAnPePr!sY s'"tatpieornse~· St.CM
strong typing & sh nee curate typing & ~eneral M: .... 1---------
Apply in pen1on. Robert. office ablliHes required. ~Forest Ave. La~ Sch WAREHOUSIMAM
Bein. Wiiiiam Frost & 833-3131 STUD~s FORICUFT DRIVER Assoc .• 1401 Quall St. --------'* ""' • N.8. Secretary. mature person Full or p/tlme to dis· needed ror growing
LooldftCJ For Cor part lime work in tribute z11> code direc· carpet mfg. All shirts
More Out Of SECRITARY Public Accnt'g ofc. Good torles In own area. Need open. EWer. preferred.
Llfe7 Lt secy. exper. F 1t1me. typing req'd. Use 10 key access to car. over 16. Custom eave Carpets, AppUcants from 18 yrs adder. Call 548·7<>10 ror s.i+ per hr. 17141 l8430PaclfkS(Ft.Viy.
AVON REPRESEN· w/atnct standards. For appt. _~ __ 5_. -----WeneedSOpeoplewhoare
TATIVES meet people, info & appt. call 494.9477 * SEQETARY * STYUSTS at least 10 lbs over
earn good money enjoy 1_fot_m"""g'-r_. -----HACH ARIA OPERATORS weight Call Ms Stone at thelr work Learn how •--------7Sl·lms. We can tell you you can become an Avon L" Young executives seek HAIR CUTIERS how to lose pounds &
Represcntdllvc. Cail SecUMretlaOry M BA'uv q11a1ifi«l secl'y. to fill Newl)Ort Beach Salon ex eam money at the same
S.W-7041 or ZeP1th 7 13511 "" reiPOl'lSible posll1on. Sii psndinl' Commlss1on & time. necess. Xlnt i.alary. benefits Some followlntt ---------Kaa An Operung For A benefits ti worklPg con -.1erred 548 ll.'>:W We11tsa.1 I Corp has im-SEC RET ARY dltiona.Ca11 S7S-6700 ~..!'.-· ---med vac. Cor bright SALES RETAIL Candidates m~t possess Secretary SUMMltl WORIC energetic receptionist
for c;hildrcn's tai.h1on i.tood typi!lg· ah & Exceptional exec sec'y. FORSTUDIHTS w r.tdlypmgsk1llstoans
r I ot h 1 n" store In telephone skills. Attt1<'· Responsible & chaJleng· P/t' ~ 18 hr take home. ~o!!mo"i~~~:
CaptStruno Valley t1vesalary & beoentli. Ing pos1t1on for ,Vice Local job s1te11. 3 abilts. Duties wl include sorting ~~C~ai~l 4~93-4~7~04~a~l\~6~~I Cootnct Doris Mllchell Pres. Lega 1 4c ad. Age 18+ <7l4) 6.14-1063. &dist. of incoming mail .:.. 610 Newport Ctr Dr mmb.trallon or 1mall wltchboard ()pr Eves & Would prefer some expcr
SlAMSTR!SS Newport Beach dynamic energy related Wknd!I. Will tr•in. In these areas. Mrs
E • d SSS-5280 <.'O located In Npt. Bch su-rior Ans Serv Colt• McDonald S49·97ll or ap·
Ci x per cu s t o m EQuol Oppor Employer 11rea Top secretarial M,... "A~ ,,..,16 · .... M..r~ satlmaklni;. Call, for ~~~~~~~~~ skills req·d Incl .8 esa . .....,..,., . .,.y:ns """nnlck.C.M.
appt. 673-2J40 SECRET ARY &horthnd. IBM Mag Card TEACHER for pre·school WOOO ASSEMIL Y
-TCMllte7:30PM-yoursnow.seo.m:s 11QUFS. FINE FURN .. 614.Arearuga.hood type Const-Id ETC. PHONE FOR IN· ha1rdryt:r. comer bed
--,WM t Jl'ree healthy kittens. 2 FO. & BROCHU RE. lbl. misc 427 Goldenrod. 5-ll&tate blk/wht. 2 blk. Med. &iS-2200 CdM stock u.ildatlolt haired 751·5979 --------IDealers WekOfllltl ---------•Europe bound. whle hsefu Garage Sale. Sat/SUn.
LOVELY Wlc
.,.. Swk old Mixed Labs. 2 values. furn. ref rig, 3914 Mistral. Hnta Hbt.
"'""' blk/Wht. 3 beige, I wht. wshr/dryr. tools. mott. moving. sundry Items.
UYlftCJ R111 Set To gd hma. 548-2733 20881 Coll mu L.n. H.B. Back pocks lo smlfum.
Dhtette Set 10am·5pm. June 4th & Male Liver colored 5th. Electri cal supplies.
Bedroom set. dresser. DaJmatlon. 2 yrs old Call . Marine :iupplles. bo1tt
chests. night stands. 646-l909 "4th Annual Auxiliary batteries. bdrm set.
headboards mirrora. Garage Sate•·. Sal. June couch. & lots ot gd junk. canopy beds, decks. ta· lrlah Setter, wtpapers, 4, 8-4. Bake goods. toys. Everything priced to
blc & chairs. barstool1. female. 4 yrs old to good books. household items. sell. Mi Magellan St. CM
sofa & love11eat. Occ home. !>36-0321 clothes. boutique, sport· c Mesa del Mar area 1
chairs. Color & Blk/Wht Healthy kittens . Boic inggoods. furniture. HIM 8 ~5.SatonJy. TVs La m(>!I. p1ct urea. Bouie Wa CM 546-0293 Magnus organ. stereo. trained & weaned. ----·-·-·----•~ovmg · 15 y~an1 of ac-
w as h e rs . d r y e rs . 843-11258 Aft 6 PM EST An SALi cumulation Sat & Sun
refri g erators. dis· Female purebreed St Bedrm -;e t • b y 2524 Lehigh Pl. CM.
hwol!hcrs PLUS LO~ Bernard. 4 yrs old Thomasville. Furs. 545-3827 OF NICE MISC. 7Sl-46'7fi jewelry. dining table w 18 ---------$$SAVE SS chrs. sola. aewlJll mach, SI retch your dollar!
Himalayan mllted klttena lamps. many hsehld ap. Fabulous 4-fam sale/ Al· Don't miss thia one. Cree. pUance. & l'J\iu. l().Z s 3 t Ql> . hsehld. c lotbea,
We honor BofA. M/C. Call S57-42ll & Sun. lm Manlll La, rum .. sports eqwp. 215 Cashier's Checks & ------'----! N.B.tWestcllffl !,1.1~011dway, C M.
CASH . No person al Beautiful mature ltittem. ,,.. _.,
checks PLEASE! Food trained & aflectlOflate. Movtna: Everything muat available on the pre· 64&-SUM go. Hot.mehold ltmia. (.Jdo Isle Gar age Sale.
mlMJS. Items subJect tc we at m 1"1 t e r . N e, t\IOJ. antqs. acces'11, & presale. Fem p/bllt. p/lriab Setter. 64S-28l4 practical Items. Sofa S20. MASTERS AUCTION '1 mo. Mov·g. nds gd hm ---------• wing chr S20. steins, 2071Hew~ll.CM W/yd.546-<t937 LOTSOFTOYS BobemJan &lass. old me
C -1714 i••t625 ~-:!!,.·1 Bay. Sat, 1().4 cab. elc. 225 Via Lido 1111• ., Blk baby kitten. 8 wee~ .,.... oAN Nord. cor Via Cordova &
CM"C7141646-86'6 old female. Litter box -~------1 LidoNortb.Sat 10.S. SKretary fRecept. Order Coordinator II exper helpful. Min s & elementary ~rades. F !lime, lite work sand·
R.E. Ofr l mm~d. on.•n· R . 1 1 r r yrs secretariol exper Will train Call bet. 6·8 ing & finishing. 320r w
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• ··~ ci:iono sa es o c or Must be highly organized pm. 67:1-3303 MacArthur Bl. Santa I~~~~~~~~~
1ng. oocl l>fHSI. d•r lhh1 ..world wide m11nur. & willing to really work:.._ __ -;.;-;.;;;;;;;;; Ana 1~i--•--1020
trained. Sweet. 968-6034 Nu 8-track car stereo MO. Reing. stove, lt1n1 bed, KiPg Sz hndboard &
Fwnlh,re 8050 double hed set. & desk. spread. pecan desk.
••• .. •••••••••••••••••• 75Hl874or973-0795 greentwht chair. round taphonc l>k1ll:. 0 C' hus an opening ror u Salary commensur:itci-•---------••-,_.
Airport a~~ ~3 !Kl9l~ i.aics secy /coordinator w ('Xper & ability. Telephone Sltle11 YARD MAH •••••••••••••••••••••••
SECRET AH Y Rcrep r~ re<fs accurate typ. Ec1ual Oppor Employer ttHMMER CASH$ Young man wishing to Man's new 10 spd Bicycle.
tiomst for interior dc1>P'n Ing & l(ood teieph com Send complete resume <"1U . establl sh ham se 1£ in Axukl Century $75. or or ,.. mumcat1on iikllis. Ex· l 1· I hi 1 t fer "•0
·"'"" firm. XJnt typing :.kilb nc g sa ary !I ory o g r o win g ca rec r ....., _. no shorth a nd GcHHl rrrinp~~'d;;;~tt :: liWlll Ad •905. Daily Pilot. PO RIGHT AIOUT NOW Mechanical Knowledge -Be-a-ch__.;.Crul...;.;...8_e_rs_:_'Sc_h_w_ln-n
phone personality Rel~ ~ sal & benefits~ ~~~ Bo" lSOO. C. M 92626 · Y 00 MAY I IG IN beneficial. Apply· l9S4 26", $125: Antique Elgin, _____ _;;:~.:._-
Call for appt. Mon-Fri W 0 ..a D E R I ...., G Placentia. C.M. .. t "" ~S.MS-8706 uppt call Mr Sam Service Station Atten " " ---------26 • cu.atom pn . Sl.ov. Booker. 493.9301 dant. exfer'd. Day & WHER! TO IEGIH ~ _83_1_2_129 ______ 1 s:~~~~~vye Auii.t DamSp~MPINC :i~~S~ll:a~~~~~t~~ LOOKING FOR A ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glrl'sSchwlnnStlPgray
Perform broad range ol PotlerltBrumOeldD1,· lrvme.NB SUMMER JOI. WELL. ........ 8005 $20. 140.4051
administrative. rcteareh 2 6 l ll l Av\' n I d a ---.-----I F Y 0 U ' R E •••••••••••••••••••••••
& :.t!cretanal duties for Aeropuerto Service Station Salesman. EHTH US I AST IC• Wonderland ~_!.. 1030 '----------• -1denl or hold1n° co San JuJn Capistrano mcnor mech ability. S700 A It T I C U L A T E , ..,..,.......,, -.,. ~<WI ,.. +com wion 495--0121 Of Ant• I ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must havt> t•oileu Equ"110pPotEmployer m . IMTERPRISIHG & 1ques. KODAK Ektasouod 14
de11ree +'IClnt sec sk1ll<1 SECRETARY Servlc~ Ste. Attendant. REAL Ly EM Joy HUGE warehouse Movie Camera, hke new.
typing. shorthnd & hght 1 exper d 'f\111 or p lime crammed .ttb over SOO zoom. mike $195. 644·546'7 arctn'K ExccpllonJI op Small &a es & mitt~ Apply Arco Station 17th TA L K I H G T 0 music boxes. nickelo· ---------• Pot ror person w in us;cy needs hlghly skill & Irvine C M. · PEOPLE, WE CAM deoo pianos. circus or· Nikon FTN I 4, Case,
tellN1. mot1vot1on & m person for lmporlanl ---·-·----SHOW YOU HOW g all clo ks $250 494 9191
qws1t1ve mind Xlnt pJ~ multi-function 1)()6. Must Service Station Man f(:::Cir:'ther clo~ks'. ' • ' NearO C Airport Send ~xlot secskills& wanted 121 Full & TO EARN GOOD raactnatingantlques. Cats 8035
resume to Ad 111\96. Ually a e payroll. llccts paya· p/lune. Some ext>er. Top M 0 H E Y I H • Over $1,000,000Worth •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pilot . PO Box ISGO. C M ble & gen omce exper. wages +comm & vac T R 0 D U C I M G
!0)26 Sales/order desk bck· pay a.ner l yr. A.PPlYt TIMELIFl IOOKS ~rnd hetptul. Startlnll Carey's Chevron. 604 s. OYER THI PHONE
GARAGE SALE ads in salary .contnensurate Cst Hwy, Lag Brh. No FltOM THE IRYl .... E the Daily Pilot brinA hap w/abihttes.,..':1(111 for In phone calls. " py results. To pince your terview. Jobn L. Batea • .::__.....:..;._..;.. _____ , 0 F F I C I 0 f
drawing card. phone 546-6444 Service Sta. Attendant T e M E / L I F E
&42·S678today WISTMilk ASSOC p/llme. Avail eves & u••.a.RIES. ••.so Pl!I wknds. Exper'd only. -..
6frew Hal Rutaurlnt ~dlMI II -acaipt-
ln9 appllcadotw b twUiVr91\1 ~ ~
.nee pref•mMI. tN1 will ~echen.
If Mllc.tedvov win Ndl ... ~ ...-. ol~
trailll"t 11 full Mlary UPon ~ ~ llO• wlll be anltn•d to 011• ot Otlf 80111hern
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handwtjUng. Appty, 2590 COMM. SPEND YOUI
NewjX>rt Blvd.C.M SUMMER AT A JOI
Setvlc. Sta. Help full or T H A T ' S F U N , ~· Apply. 990 E . CHALLEMGIMG. II
Hwy.NB. PAYS WILL:. POI
SHvtCIMMe P I R S 0 M A L
8 aelf motl~.ated . IMTIRVltW CALL
mature Individual to l)MC)415
~k pOOI servlc.: roule .
53S-1~
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~t pref'd. Ne.ar O.C.
A1'110f1, $40 -.
lablet5 chairs. yellow
louvered chest. ett'.
6i5-9142 ufl ePM: wknd
sale . l28Collins. Bal Isl.
10 hp Johnll0l1 outboard
motor & t•nk. 1 hp 1ur oompresser. large 21 qt.
---------• pressure cooker.easy hrt
tratler hitch w/swa1 bar.
f"1shlng roda & reels.
Sat/SUn. 2172 Miner St ..
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S82 Knowell Pl. CM
June4, JIMI
Power lawn mower s:io.
po\Vel' edger ~. mlK
tools. chest Of drawert
misc tires. & misc itom•. Comer ot Cliff & AlllO.
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I 5 1allon bloom Ina •••n••••••••••••• •••• U)' Day Crutaer 460 Ford
Cuul Trua. 14 eacb. • • lf'.11 to I lMO w/jac Jitr. cust co11er &
••••••••••••••••••••••• ...;;.;...;.;..;..~----"---trlr etc. Paid S9,805 ">ac .-.;--.--------1 II' •lummuni V0Hull flt !ilocll &abot II'. sped rl&· srm P IP 67S.<a> titna bl>at llr•ll'1r. SXIO 11loie. wdn mast. rrb&I ---------tlHD-MOO boom. dbl hull. xlnt cond. Tr a.s.....portatlon OOr,t' .. ,, ('rl4)lMMt9S tT' ADS, dbl hull canoe. • c;• .. •••••::_::••••••••• ·11350 Honda CL
f1lll!2BA. UOfUidlt. ap LJki•nttw 1:17$. Tl Actu1riu1 23. Fin~ $Ifs.-/ XJntshape ..................... ..
&INS ti 1 f, -<Jdod tond 61• Cood. fixed keel w /many Railt '110 $400 675 9280 ________ _. 171 Dreiwn 1"4M'lln t , S33 ,. xtru, Priced ro.-quid •• .. ••••••••••tie••••••• . Wanted '01 F lcon door.
Ul·4H1. Call 12·6 ~M9M •• CBStnS-1820 Camper Shell . Fit• Leuvlna country. must driver 91de. from 24r
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" ··p11111it tOSO ah9rtbed truck• $190 ~II 'T4 Yomaha TX SOO. sed.an or Raachero .;;.;;,;;.;~.-..-..----1 ....................... San Cloment.e 23 new bot· 83lM488 re<:f'nt ovl'tt1ul S800/ofr. _642_·_11713 ______ _
M vlnt. m111t Mii fam POW"'R 80 .. ,T ,..0L,_ tom paint. & ~noa. sips Reblt '69 Yamaha 250 U·-' Datsun .. no l'-1 SIC
t ni. dub tnumbel'lllhlp. ao·ini· M';k;-or;'e';. ~. 6RB Seaaull. galley. '99 VW SUndlal. New-bit 121S1ofr 644--0345 :"good ~:--:,~'Moe lllOOO "9~ ,714,., ••• ;,1000r ..... , ..... ' ht•d. stereo. Idea l er11i AM ·FM & CB tran•ma··slon gd """nd ' ~ ....... -I I S4"00 rad:'l'1~.c•-ve.table.alnk. '75 Honda CB~. Xlnt '"' " • w • ---------l11>YD9.Golchh11«'l>t racer cru Hr. ;I .... ~ 75\ll009 rd , c,,.,,11 chandelier, MARINE ENOIN 688 0861 poptap. etc. Xlnt cond. cond. Low ml. S450 • tm Luv truck. runs aood.
b'..al orr ovtr HOO. I l'r. 4$4 cu In. 3.$0 HP. Udo 14 "4110 Llk $2,300.&t5-44l2 S75-095l ... .-_..__r_._ $1200.Call Cr11111dtr Marine " · e nu. _...___ S4S-0523eves
SU Ul!1f lft 3:30PM Kiuilnllt. 17141QZ.'flOO ur R1cln11 gut, 11ails. cvr. '72 Camper over c1b. ma '74 Yamaha 2SO MX. Like •••••••••••••••••••••••
.. Wt buv old .. •Old ... •-..u-........... 1 .... ,.,.. in". liDTJ:i9 trlr.$2100.1544·7277 1r. complete inside. ~u. Never raced. S5SO GtMr91 9510 1'Ford••Ton.4 whldnve
, .._ ~ -.......... v~ • brackets mclud. Mst sell. r1rm 631·2149 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pkup. Uke new. w/1lr. lo
.,....itlftJ-;,, U\ r t-tallatumlnumwtpule)'I. British Suaull. Lon1 Lfhmanl2l302 ~-64s-7110Bstofr euw '76 90016. lmma". FbtmulaV,rudytorace. m1 . must u~. pp .iiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiii----.,...--Nde nu ~. Gd cond •heft. run1 "re at . New condition ... , ~ SM? ·---------• 11%5/ofr 5411-0e 675.7377. keeptry~a. N1w1kltted CO\'flr '76 Dodge Select Van full touring. S2995 An 5. Vespa Motorscooter.. : M7·
t..•d)''• diamond EXERCYCt..E "Studio Rucerl~ned Mobile top Like new. M2·l2'18 l50Cc. 751·9039. eves '71 Ford PU w/11hell.
nna M<Sl " l'ltt 111 body act lo~ Sears Trailer. ror amaJI tlwy tri)~er Sll600. Pb963-1547 Bennelll Motor Bike. 4 Recreatloftal loaded. mint. I Ok m1 ,
M1151U w nt!rclae proaramer boat 1150 Xlnt cood ::.::t E:l: Tent Trlr. alps 4 people spd. xlnt cond. street Vehldes tSlO SC795 3Gt7 Babb. C M ~en·~ Diamond Rlof near MW M95 AKAi M · 581 71.58 1972 Camel. Gd cond legal The peri unswer to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 54t-2S65
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white pllud. like new. nup3lnt.luned.sharp• AnJleman-Davies Ketch 4 Bestofr 551-5278 TOPmodel.l262KZJ>. cond .. pwr sleerlna. U...tocl 8075 Sl~ Cultured marble $8500. AY646-9000 26. d1uel. copper '71 Yamaha 2SOMX. 10 $299t radio & bt!atcr
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~"e a'1cree5 4 ~~I. :~~·; HATTERAS. 53' FBMY ~=::~e~: 8;jp~'& ~e::e· ~.~:io~~~~~~per ~~·vr r.h7~ ~:m;~! PHIL LOMG FOttD lOMKLJl
Reg Moreunmare.hroke workbench w \'1se. GM 8VTl'1.'73. Perl cond 675-8280 or 5817504art6PM sho~s. other xtras. SD ll'rwy61-a"elrlvinc S2tt• to ride & drhe. blk L1kenew Loaded make offer both in >Lint 761-S l'HILLOMGFORD
par_ .. _ Morgan "Cldina, at"x60" $40 Aluminum OWner <2131476·5268 675_·7884 _______ 1 '72 VW ''amper Good _ d 846 """9 SD .........., I ·" "'""' '" " whet!lbarrow pneumatic "' con · . ....., 4 Wheel Drf•H 9550 · .. , .. , · hine
En&. Wutern 1714 l tire S35. Handyman ·73 Bell Boy 25· Asking Hobie 16 Banana. Flamer ~· $2900. 644-8313 o1 Motoru~--5-1-./ •••••••••••--••••••••••• ____ 7_6_1-_5_1_1_8 __ _ 338-1011 tools. 646-4224 512.500 · · a11lls Xlnt cond. Sl795 ., .... 7261. ~. ...., 1 Milc•m1w 8080 --------~f--96Z.lJ641or531·7938 648-9781 -Sports Liner She-II. m~ .~~~~:e .... ~~ !Mt~·CJHPlif Vans ts70 ""1-~ a...-.,~--v w-"' -• -.... ,-................. .
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TOP CASH DOLLAR Yamaha organ, 5400. twn boat. Jacuzzi Jet. New P.P.833-9220 1971 XLT Ford =I'• ton. F'ullyself·contalr.ed lNTHESfATE vs. automatlr, pwr
PA ID l''OR YOUR bd cmplt S40. Br06 dlx eng 100 hp. Trlr In· l6'Hobie&trlr Blueiwht auto. fullvwr. air. Reservenowfor HUGEIMVEMTORY steerlng,radlo&heater CA.ROUTLET
JEWELRY. WATCHES. sew mach S40. Schwinn cludl'd. Ready to ao suils. xlnt cond. s1750 strereo. 3 "Ras tanks. Hollduy&Wknds AllModelsNew&Used c60540WI CashForCan
AJtT ODJECTS. GOLD. du1hlke$45.768-7tY75. 16.700 714-4_96-9609 ~3430r496.7632 elect/gas refrig. Clean REGENCY MOTOR Leasl~Avall&ble $4?99
SILVER SERVICE. Ahl I b be ht S2850.646oS503 HOMERENTALS C-ostaM•ta l'HILL-~~D l'aldForOrNet f'INE FURN & AN t euc cu mem ni P SEAR'S ll't' Alum. Flat Get ready for summer 92.5N HurborBlvd.S A """ rv" 214.SHARBOR BLVD TIQUES M5-2200 for sule. NewpGrt Beach Btm 31~, HP Evin rude run Dart 17. family day 11 · 3 way lights. refr1g. 2C • •531.2503* • AMC Jeep SD. Frwy.-lrvine cHarbor & Vie1oria 1
urea. 67S..2918 Anchor. oars. registered. s•uler Sl800/bst ofr gal wtr. chemical toilet. ---2524 HARBOR BLVD 76 .. SUI COSTA MESA
Wilson golf' ~luh't.-JultUS .. 5250. 548-~ &420062 stove/oven Sink holding MOTOR llOMES Costa Mesa !>49·8023•---------,,_ ,..,0653 LUGG A.GET A.GS fanlt. 1ugg rack. luddt!r FOR RENT .-_ 'i3-9odg~ Van. bubblt' oa-
Boros. 3 wds, Irons 3-9 1974 Glcnco 19' vhull, 23'Encsonstoop.Genoa. $000.642·5613 l''rom~150wk 49S·4!t23 1912 Trav~lall lJOO top . man y 'tl r u11 . ---------from your bw;lness card
Send one curd ror each
lag plus one spare We
return permanently
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putter $7~ Kenmore zig Olds-Jet Very clean knot meler. compass. Superb Buy .Ctn Loaded p_.nell~d & uptd .A.utot.lmporhd
zati sewing mach SSO. Super fish ski. Many super clean. Dona Pt Motorized llli~s 9140 25· Ol't:N ROAD. fully special winch. 3 ~as 962·62168 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Chandelier 5 unoke lobe xtras. 963-8744 Slip S:l 9!16 493-2-ill5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.cir cont R~!!l!rH• now lanks Sacnr1ce' 645--02-$4 . GeMrd 970 t flame bulbs SSO. Elec --=--.:.-·------1 Mocobecane. Top or the _ ror summcr 6448385 ....,Ch ~ t 350 1 69 ford Van lmm•c •••••••••••••••••••••••
Whirlpool wash/clryr, '76 Southwlnd. Runs & COLUMBIA 43. $57M , line. Cull sbocks. chrome '" evy 2 on. a~ o. cond. beaut cust int. ltt 14ht S250 All perf. cond looks good. $t500 Bob. New-porter Ketch. SMM . s325 Replace ssz5 1'76 GMC motorhoml'. 26' 4();000 m1, stereo. 8 .-bar. box. stert'O. ~fap. S2500 Hassle-fre~
&iti-2234 al't4.S37·2229. Newport 30, $16.sM. Cal 675.9568 Elegania II All options Dietz lights. s hell. 337.3199 pp ~6 S06M 645-4005 incl 14.000 miles ~st or headers. 1gn. plus xtras lmoort Buvs
Refr1g, runs per( S25. •RXERUmR• · ' Moped. Clmatt1. very rer tdkes .O .. ys S3700.f1rm496-3763 CHEVBeauv1lleSport ,74'Ponctt.914
Stereo. good cond $15. 32' twin screw Stephens Venture 17 Sleeps 4, good condition. l year 17141832·2860 or ~ves Van, 37M m1. F'&R air.
Sofa. like new StOO. Sport P'laher.195e. $7500 lraaler.Manyxtras. old saso.548-4934 _<7-'1_4....;l998_-5835.;;..;.;;.;.._____ JEEPS"7711 AM1FM1tape Xlnt S spd. AM /FM Stereo. 548·2'4lor963-6<Y78 as 1s. where 1s ~ <114!545-9761 -CJ -S's. CJ-l 's. cond.$3700.P.P.644·5123 Sh»rp! Call on our
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714·548·4192 MolSc'°:f;:-/ 7J Open Road Motorhme Cherokees. Wagoneers. bu Y / I e 11 i. t' I> I u n .
Im mac crib. Kant wet ---------I s I . 3 O M K I I . 9 I SO :!O'. low m1. iilpci 6 adults. Pick·ups. up to Sl.200 dis· '72 FORD VAH t757LKX 1
mattress & bumper pad ltlm Sklpjack 20' w/trlr Race/Crulse/Elec -••••••••••••••••••••••• $500 \tusl sell by f"ri l'OWlts 5 yr 50.000 mile Auto. PS. crpt'jl, pnl'f'. '74MGMidc)et S2 ca or 3 $.5
• 1 :'> tag.s $1.00eu
G Stags $1.50ea.
$50. Strolee niatch'g play Xlnt cond T /Tabs. tromcs 10 bags sails Honda 250. 3 moi. old. 400 9611·9558 t-v~s SS7·51H I warrnntys available. bed, overhead console 4 .. pd. AM IF'M radio .
pen,hlghchalr&stroller D!findcr. B/bag, ru11 S28.500orwlllcbarterfor mi. S2SO/ Take over days. CopelandMtnlnc w/CB&F'Mtapedeck. Sharp and Economical' .(.~rcangh. e808obwyer1umboliS2ri_s510~ canvas.SGS00.496·7729 summer.675·37~ pymts.4~1 .76 Wlnnia ChlAf, •40 200tElsl.SA55fl.8000 wht. spk. whls, off·road 27 buy/lease plnni. Call ''" " " ., tires & 2 pr. lights. New f.ordeta1ls. C006LJQ1
BabyCarrlcrS2.50. Baby For econo. minded Colombia 24 150'~ Genoa. 1969 BSA 650 f'ircblrd Dod.ie. loaded. gen. uir. 1974 GMC Duravan. 4.whl trans. RUNSGREAT'. r 10 or more Sl .40 ea.
Sales Tax Included
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hack puck SS. Swing SS-buyers. Fully equipped likenew.$75.00. Srrambler. new tires. rruli.c. Make orfer. dnve.conttmPoGTcon· $3000 642-2249 '75MG8Roochter
Toys. (714 1644-9917 16'0/8. Fotlnfo75l-8292 675·3758 new top end. Very ~ood 4!~181S!M p,r version. 1mmae .. air. AM IF'M radio. 4 i1pd. Lo wa~hertdryer . pole & eves 30'Yawl.tU77.9 9Johnson <.'Ondition.ss75 002tHl5 i~ Open RoJd Mini quad, CB. dual exhaust. '73 Dodge 8·300. L.W.B. m1leal(e. Sharp' May
ml.sc sun lamps, rug. TV 73, lB' Cobalt trl-hull. 1/0 . OB • .i hr., +many xtros ·76 YAMAHA 400_1100 Motorhoml'. 30.000 mi. aux battery & fuel tank. ~18 VS. :tuto. ps 1pb, buy or lea1>c c738PEP 1
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P 0 . Box t560 Cot.ta Mesa. Ca !J:.!626
1>tand. ice cream freezer, trailer. Xlnl <.'Ond. $3500 ~ 714-4ll2 2380 eves & mi Like new Mu!il sell ~l 003 3702 winch. custom paint. KC ma~ $4400/ofr Mt·1882
sled & misc items . 642·9537 wknd.i. Includes Helmel. xtra lamps.mags.S48-8374 _e_v_es_· ______ _ MD 1276 C h 1 72 Tra\'OY Motorhome. • us ony. MAGNUM.MARINE Alllone Sabot #7733 2 ti~. Jlt'W booti.. never 26' Similar to Hevron 1976 Jimmy. New over· STEP·VAN '66Chev '731!
27' SPorl Model. brand 11111ls. yd dolly. xlnt cond worn S850 :>46-0754 ask OltJsmob1le 4M enl(inc m:ed tires. all power. cly eni: l4'X5' bed. 4 spd
.. ""---"-~·-new Call 714-642-3913 Ready to race. 675·0066 ror Matt Cu!>lom chassis Xlnt cruise. 64().0945 trans. gd tires. Xlnt rna --...-> 1974 TM I""' Su k Ilk rental Completely UP· T L. _,,_.56P & suspension. wrp·arnd PUILICAUCTION W..ted 8081 u · CHRIS-OF' REFR HOBIE UJ 14 /trlr Good &.> zu 1· c rue-;\ ..., VRshld. heattr. RIV "ANY ITE'"S OF FINE MA d d R d $l800 new. 1976 Hondamal1c. 1otruded. Xtrai. Sl4,SOO ••••-•••••••• .••••••• Ii~---'. •Ac -... "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• R ra 10. nu·tune up con ace rea Y. hke new 11,i.968.4637 556-6889 •:•!'I~ .....,........,.
ESTATE JEWELRY. collection of PlayBoy bottom screw & sbart & 496-2931 --1976FOtUI' "ts Dodae cstm int·e~t. ~1it~~i}; .. f.l~·u~:S': Magazines, 1960 to 1970 bet t . s M Pr Pr t Y 1975 llOBIE 14 Xlnl cond Harley.Davidson ·75 Explo)cr. 25· Sip!! 8. ~EltC)"(iT haa everylhJng. 19 000
• ......,.. PHONE FOR allmustberomplete&1n 213:842-1457af\5pm $895 Call 644-8046 & 1000ccl970 Sll!OO Ha:.e•erythJng. low ml ~· Mutomatk. 1~0111 D\i..xjntcond.f73·5G.
• •" 1 N ~ood to fair con<I. Will .. ,.,3 21. Weller· ft Nova 541H622 8!Yl 6890. 531 5997 air cond .. pwr sMrina . '! F'O & 8 ROCH U RE pay cash. 548-9739. ask ..,, a • ~-8042 no 5 pm & bra"-. ste~ rad' ... , ~.,,.... Family We "''"2200 w numerous options & i6 Suz""I R"' "en. "'Orku. For rent '76 Fur West "''"' .,..,., "'· "v .,...,. for Tim tandem trai·ler Xlnt 8'SAOOT "" "''-Ill -" heater. tinted glass. 12. ge Maxi Van c
GJ shox. rork tut. & more. Mtr hme 20'. SC. reserve V Lleht House Naut1rul hat> $$ C _.SH FOR S oond $8.!l:JO 530-4332 Condition S75 Si95. S49-38lO now (or summer 642-094S crwse control. w 1s 1" version 360 8.
tantut.tic :.111pmcnt of "' 962-8068 tires w 1wheel covers 837..&0ll
Mercury Barometcrl>. Goodusedfum/refrigs 22' Seu.ray Overnighter, Kawasaki 90rc M X . 11CS9l391 ~-....----..,.---just arrived. 7" Brai.s lrz~&stoves546-0768 1973 but used only 150 hr. HOBIE 16· Trlr wrbox Rebuilt eng .. New part. Trallen. Travel "70 $5399 i 3 Dodge Sportsmen B·2
Boat Bells. und loads or I N,...,., t t C S7C!l5 lncl'g trlr & many CN~8!5 maA i·nra~eall~~pmpedast also unu11ed motocros~ •••••••••••O•••••••••• PHIL LOMG> FORD Bubble top window van. bras11wure Grund Open· ""°" o ren a ement xtras552·9234 " ., .,. boots 537-4368 '73 PUMA SD f'r V-8. air. radio. PS. P8. In~ sale. 3701 E. Coast Mixer ror 3 wks for use al $1350. 968·2132 HURRY . wy .• Jrvine 42.000 m1. $4500 644-8020
llw>. CdM CIOam 7pm > my house 552·6296 17h'ulAI mwe/r7~ahrpt fElbev1'rn1rluadae1 Boats, Sit-/ 1971 Honda CB 450. onl)' 61..ARGF.ST MODEL. Sips ___ 7_6_8_·_58_1_8 ___ Auto t ..... i-9590 " r-· 5.400mi. xlnt cond. Lake new. many ex-__ ...., 673-486:5 .._,cal OB & trlr, great for n8. Docks 9070 $650. 1714 >545.9761 tras S1600 See bef 7 PM '70 Ford :\!~ ton Pickup. •••••••••••••••••••••••
For Sule· Profe11slonnl IMtnlnwnh 8083 h'g. Best ofr. 536-3365 or •••••••••••··~··••••••~ CallS48·7292 w/8'overheadcamper.
Pool table. 3 Pc 1" slute •••••••••••••.-•••••••• 646-6485 WANTED. 5111? for_ 44 '15 Honda XL 70. I ownr . 64.2·7238 l>t'd Coll 9S3·lOl3 Conn Mln·O·Matic elec. _ ..-_ ..-_ _ _ Hunter. Iii cabin, bnstol no lights S200 or be&I or TAEPN/\CTHTER'Al&ILFTER 1976 ..-aD
THIMKIMG
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640-2421 or &73""683 SCRAM-LOS
ANS\YERS
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STAGES
A college girl gels her
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show girl by STAGES.
For Sale: 3 cemetary Iota
In Harbor Rost Prk. Ells.
Everett. 9176 Birch.
Atascadero. Ca. 93422
Dt1f\ln1 table. dealt. Kina
O'Lllwn & Md.eon rront
lhrower mowers. Call
Eve. 9(;3.82.59
CONN 60 17 Fl lo30 Ft 2l3·325 7o30 Don't drop the ball' Get a 19· Travel Trailer S.C With SHELL. 6 cyl .. stick · b · h hi shift. radio. beater Ii ---------PERFECT COND. SOOO 1t•1 D.alincJTIMe For Lease. 23' slip H. JO wit a low-eost D<tily Awning. Reese tch. tinted glass. llA916611. Alltot Wmhd 9590
.. ~n·3810 Runabouts •rarbour. uva1labl" Im· Pilot Cla:.slfied Ad Mirrors xtras Like n~w _.,. .. .....__ 768·7908 " $39'9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• moo 12131592-5008. ruuu.,642·5678 0.=r · PHILLOMGFOID WI LEAD Guitar. Ampeg,
tr8Sllparenl body, $250.
' 497-31138
VIOLA. Good eo..d.
~ 962·8068
,... 1017 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AMto ~ice, Parts Aato s.,..lc., Perts Auto S.nlce, Parts S.D. Frwy .·Irvine ......-.Eft Aybri • & AcCHsoriH 9400 & AccHIOriH 9400 & Acussort.s 9400 7"95118 c~~ w •• ~ ...................... ....................... ~
SUndmeen ·52 ·~ ton Studebaker USIDCAlS Pickup Good cond. S400 MOW
leaut. 30 FoOhn 498-2215 CALL PA,,Y
BOSSSEZ
Mov1·EMOUT
Open 9-7. Wkods to 6
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PHIL LONG FORD
is proud to announce that commencing on May 31st.
1977. our p11rts. servrce· and body shop departments
wlll be open. For your convenience. we wlll be open
the following days and hours:
PARTS AND SERVICE
Monday·Friday
Saturday
J:30 am -6:00 p.m.
8;00 a.m. -5:00 p.m.
BODY SHOP
'69ELCA.MIMO . 540-5630 Sl600 862-4388
'75 El Camino. Org
metahc. AC. PS-. PB.
$3950. See or call an 6.
1675 Gisler. CM 546-6206
i1 Ei Camino w 1Gem top
Auto. PS. AC 498-1631 or
492·58'77
'00 Fot(l Pt,;. auto .. ArC.
AM I FM, M track. Rebuilt
heads. '72 C·6 tran11.
Runs good. 494·2537
2626 HAtt~ l~VD.
COSTA MESA
WE PAY
TOP DOLi.Ai
FOrtMIFTY
IMPORTS
t:sed book sale 5'.tn June BABY Grand Plano. mwst 17' Glass L.ine runabout
$th. 11-4 University !Mill, best offer 150HP. 0 MC
Monday-Friday
Saturday· Estimates only
8:00 a.m. • 6:00 p.m.
8:00a.m.·12:00 p.m. ·
TERMS Park Branch Library. 675-9407 67~1$
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CAlfllTIHG Bnaht rf'd. like new. at tomer:a otc Approx 25 ~ yroa SJ.25 s.&4-9450 ~5
~stl or The Following
Credit Cards Accepted
Union • BankAmer1card
Master Charge • American Express
And All MaJor Credit cards
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4 :.pd. AM /FM radio. A Clas~1r' :'> other MGB
GI" m stoek. Custom
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miles. 4 spd. AM/FM
radio. roll bar. custotn
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hke new and econom1c•I.
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\ 1 F 1 8 ·1rio; ,1u~o radio Lo mt Mint cond Xlntcond $2695
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speed. AM/FM. good
cond1t1on S1900 260DJX
IH0-1397 Eves. ~••••••••• •• •• ••••••• dollar paid for import:..
~Capn 2000 Automatic. COST.A MESA
l owner. SJllOO Pvt pty. • ·9529 DATSUN 4 cyl., automatic, rud10,
1974 A.AT
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MERCEDES DEALER
6862 Manchester,
Buena Park
523-7250
On the Santa Ana Fwy.
1975 MBZ 450SE
Metallic gray /bl,.ack.
Sunroof, leather & Cull
power accessories.
(030541>. Priced to sell at
OMLY $13,995
MISSION VIEJO IMPOl!fS r... I ' ' •·•~ • ~ ,. ... . ...
831 11'18 495 1104
2845 Harbor Blvd. healer & w /s/w tires -
8,lllfmi. AM7n! ~lerco $1199 ·
cassette.$4,000. ·73 1200 2 Dr . 4 Spd. PHIL LOMG FORD Tl~ T A ~Tr
BrentS48·5163eves. AM /FM, steel radials, lo S.D. Frwy.-lrvinc .•. •'6sourneRtABOVLev ... ~o· BREA H l!L \l~ fu
14 Capri. V6. 20.000 ~ mi's $1700.642·3738 768-5888 7•"'9Q02900 •1•~m1
radials. AM/FM stereo. N~w '76, 7t0, 2 dr sdn. 56 . . -Karmann Ghia 9735 Motor Car Co.
Xlnt cond S2800. Ph m1' ! Sacrifice $3800. Sold 72 Fiat 124 Sta Wgn. New ••••••••••••••••••••••• COMPLETE
"'-.... ..,.'" Mere ... Itta
'f44IO•
SIZ.tl7
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w /s unroof
Bamboo leather
interior. (Ser. 11325)
'74 450 SB.
Sl2.ff7
Buy or lease th~
one. Lo·Lo miles.
met. silver. black
leather. (Ser. 0212
PLUS TA)(
& ltCE1'4$J;
YW Trades At Discount
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•75 vw Ills •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• $4611 ·-------S..No-7 '12 VW IChoi 111C1M Ghia • • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $Zff I
• t6Md '°"-... iow Df1Q '0 "" '7 4 VW Dashet-••••.••••••••.••••••.•.•.••• $2511 Auto ,.,., on1Y tt.OOlh1t 12'tNAKI '· '72 VW ~ebClck ••.•••••••••••••••••••• $IHI
·--M} ' ·'72VW~leetle 4.-AMt™~H.i .
•75 VW Sclrocco •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3481
4 -AM/Fiio -'-...,,. ""* I 739Ml'SI '69 Tovota Corona ••••••••..•••••••••• · •••••• Stll
2 cir • """"""'"99-(\'t)Om)
'71 Porsche 9 I~ -·· ••• _,._ ....... "M. •• ·-·N6R
SIOMd AMlfM (152CTVl .. A "\ t -.. -·*·• ..... .. .
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'71 ~°"'" ~Ider Veloc:e ••••••• fJ •••• $1,618
•7 0 Ford flverlck •••••••••••••••• : ••••••••• $981
AU!o t<ans radiO. -,... ... 12838Ht.l
642·8120 &545·3905 Bob ror 14355 673-3600 eng, 30M. Rbll trans, 1961 K.G. Very good cood. MERCEDES
-· runs great. s169o. <714, thruout. Low muei. on Harbour Volks.,agen '72 V·6 AM /FM Cai.s,·73 240Z, AM /FM 4972105 bit "&• Slee" SERVICING ,.,..., · re en. ·,rans. o>.l'J, 755 "'A" W. 17 St. CM 8 2 35 AC. Sunroof. Xlnt cond. Ca!>scllc, a/cond, mags. '70 Fiat 850 Spyder 548 ~eve (714 ) 631,.c:Ac: 4 .44 '
Co me see our
large selection .of
M ercedes-13en~
sports car11 '70
t h ru '7&. :tSO
SL/450 SL
available.
Bestoffer.67S·S396 38.000 m1 's. S4SQO . ......,..... 11711 leocll.ll•d.. H•~·~ -Sl2 7868 bef 5 Good condlt ton Bcq.,,, Least! ,....,._ ~
i2Clpri,vintop,A\l/FM, · SOOO 540·3979 Don't r,1ve up the !>htp! Classified ads sell big u Jlon t " Bank SaleHrs:ttaaFrit•t,Satt•7,s.B l>-7
51200 Under 42.000 n'll, ·71 Datsun 1200 Fastback. , "'List ' tl 10 cl11ss1f1ed. items. small items or Ji'\naamc A¥all OAC AH Priced Plus Tax 1 Lie.
552·3669 New eng, great cond. 72 F~al 124 Spyder. S8m Sh11> to :.hore results! any item Just cal I Jll,lt214111 (jffer l;xpll'8$ &-e-77
Sll50 Ph646.7907 nu, 1mmac cond $3,050 &125678 6'2-5678. 1 ___ 1_14_/IU-__ n_11 __ _. •-------.... --... ----... -------• ·'i4 2000. Low mt AM FM --Bstofr.~·6516.
New Mtchehn lire$, mag 74 610 WGN. Auto, air, ...._. M.w 9800 ..._Mew tlOO Alltos. Mew 910
\\his. 11unrf, Pei'f cond AM r!\1. roof rack, 27000 Fiat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••
$?S0() 644·0\.IS mi S26SO 848·9020 •••-••••••••••• .. •••••
IS 280Z, lake new, 4 spd, Datsun 9720 o 1 r. AM I F M. new
, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlchehn lire'> on mugs.
'72 1200. 27mpi;t, 69K mt.
Xlnt ins1de1out. Sell th1i.
"k SH001bst
5521077 aft 6P M
Mu!>l i.cll. S.5650. 768·9119
or 481 T7.t.t
BRAHDHEW
1976 DATSUH
'73 Z. aulo, AMt FM. A /C, 4 DOOR. 4 speed, radio.
mugs, radmls. immac henler. side moldings &
52000 mt. S4500 1140 uos bucket seats. (779121).
art 6PM OML Y $3411
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
·BRAND
EW 1977
GLC 4 SPEED
HATCHBACK
45MPG HW¥.
36MPGCity
'1 CHIYY VIGAWAGOM
4 speed with radio &" 1n
e >ecellent c ondition.
(0870 00). Sat• priced
et only
51020
aasa
SALE
SHOP' COMPARE
IF YOU MUST!
But We Feel
These ore the
LOWEST
PRICED
FIATS
IN SOUTHERN CALIF.
9RAHDNEW76
FIAT 128
4·DOOI CUSTOM
{Ser 21110221
List PtiCE 'J7suo
fACTQRY REBA Tl 9400
DICK MllO
DISCOUNT '456.20
SAVES856
s2a·99 ••
2 dr .• s ..,-... only
41 • .5 ll'llles.
(SE•. 0150861)
•3499 • 1976 flAT 131 4 DR. 5 speed, air OQl'ld.
· • -onty32.9 miles.
, (SER. 01~124,)
'3999
• 1
1976 RAl-X19
AM-FM Radio
onl¥ 201 t miles
CSER 0054725)
s5395
ALHAMBRA DATSUN
ANAHEIM DATSUN
ARCADIA OjTSUN. INC.
WALLY TUCKER DATSUN,
INC.
BALDWIN DATSUN
CANOGA DATSUN
COSTA MESA DATSUM
CULVER CITY DATSUN
DOWNEY DATSUN. INC.
ATLANTIC DATSUN
UNIVBSITY DATSUN
CARDEN GIOVE DATSUN
GLENDM.f DATSUN
OOT DATSUN. INC.
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY -Z-CAR
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LONGi~·oifiuw
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DOWNTOWN U . MOTOIS
fHJVEiSAl CHY DATSllM.
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IUMDMEW
'77 VW DA.SHER
55495
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52995 53495 53995
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Maple yeUowlbl•ck int We have an ucellent ~ROY VOLVO Nabers A loaded car ln eacelltllt ~ectlOD plm the CARVER 1976 VW l.AlllT E.~CLUSIVEL Y VOLVO Cadilla
condillon! <MU.RE>. OWnpioaibtpEdttlon. ROllS·ROYCE DEMO. All cood1Uonin& Lar&eslVolvoI>ealer C
Thllweekend MOWIU ,,.Jam..,.. andlowmlles (083442). lnOr1n1eCoontyl
.ILLY •rts ~-.r.r ... ," BUY01°'RELEASCT E ft •4 • I
~ We Have An Excellent .~;:~~~fl Pi\RK1Mt: j~§.;E [tf.,
Molor /'"'1,......, Co. San Ju.an Capistrano 2025 S. Manchestl!M = :::m41.~~ \..:di. 137-4100 493-4511 Anaheim 760-2011
PM "" ... a Rolla Royce " Bentley 6 · 4...,......,T aaloa &c aervtce la our 1975 VW
Ml\\tON 11111l t'llll'<ll1'\
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'64 Pone~ apedallty. .. . ... COMVDTIILE ~:.~~• ... ••••••••
Un3 red Mercedes Bens, Xlnt orig cond. * '49 BENTLEY• Forest 4Speed .. AM/FM slereo & AMC 9905 ~ Make offer. Days Aft 5, 6:52·28aT Gm., 4 dr. Very rare! 1 mil (714)521·8325. evea & ---------• 11SS"A"W.17thSt,CM ow eA11H>ne owner.•••••••••••••••-•••••• wtmds (213)592·2034 '58 3S6A Claaslc. Xlqt (714) 631-0645 Immaculate thruoul! '73 Gremlin X, Levl int.. ---------t cond, Nu intr, eng, paint, -----------• Finished ln sky blue rac~ stripes, radlals.
9742 chrome $3850/bat ofr. C'..-...&. 9760 w/black Interior & top. $1300 548-5108
96CH323 -(OOSMVK). . --·------••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMMER RIH!!! "'74" Gremlin. Loaded.
MG'S '84 356 SC, asking $4500. '72Saab99E. Auto. MARQUIS TOYOTA VB. low m1, S339S or bst.
540-7200weekda,ya. ~ 41,000ml. Ooodcond. MIS&ONVJEJO 67S-4Wor838·170t
ssz-179iatt.s S!OOO. e7s.2722 131·2810495-1210 IMck 9910
9762 '68 Bue. Needs pa.Lot. but
••••••••••••••••••••••• inechanicallY excellent. --------• NEW 77 SUIAllU Amn1l850.1183-6134
$2999
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'11 Toyota S/W Coreaa
Mark 11. A JC. S13SO.
tl3l·33S3
'S7VWBu.s.
Runs good. $700. 543-1622
'70 VW Bug, great cond.
AM /FM, new paint .
Mual sell/bat ofr.
752-5'170.
'72 Toyota Crown. 6cyL. • 68 VOL VO
•••••••••••••••••••••••
1'7 .. IUICIC
IJVIHA vs. automaUc, factory
air cood., pwr. steerloa
& brakes, stereo radio,
heater, vtnyl roof, tinted
glass. w/1 /w tires .
(612.82).
$2'H
PH1L LOMG FORD
S.D. Frwy.-lrvine
761-5111
519-3810
19761UICK
RM ERA
•
I t7 6 SIVIUES c:s To Choose From> Full power, factory air
cond., cloth or leather ln·
terior,s. aome with
Cabrlole' tops .
<Q452$t6). Sale Priced
from
$8995
•
I t75 CADILLAC
COUPIDIVIWS
(l3 To Choose F rom)
Full power "factory air
condihonin&. (308NBZ).
Sale Priced from
$6895
•
•
1974 CADILLAC
COUPE DEVILLE
Full power, factory air
cond.. Cabriolet top,
tc>/40 pwr. seat, AM/FM
stereow/tape. (867JSF).
$5595
•
1974 CADILLAC
SE:DAH DEVlUE
Full ~r. factory air
cond., leather interior.
AM/FM stereo~ Ult
wheel & vinyl top. (629.JRI).
$5495
•
1973 CADILLAC
COUPE DEVILLES
(7 To Choo6e From>
Full power, factory air
c:onditiooing. (<aiGG K ) .
SaJe Pnced from
$4395
OVERlSO
QUALITY CARS
TO SELECT FROM
OPEN SUNDAY
Nabers
Cadillac
'
AM /FM radio, tape (XSRS94) auto trans, ~r.ci..c11t deck, Sspd. low miles. vinyl top, perfect oondi· i=::.::~.,.... radials. Xlnt cood. $2300. tion. 1 yr unlimited
495-6827 mileage. Wa rranty Full power, factory air 2600 HJrhor Blvd.
coed.. 00/41.> pwr. seat, CostJ Mes.a 540-9100
ta
available. Was~:
•$1495•
Copeland Mtn inc
. 2001E1st, SAs.58-8000
'73Volv0164E. Auto, AC.
aumf. lmmac. Must see!
$3975 or trade?
cnUe c:ontrot. AJ41F.ML~!!~~!!!!~! stereo, till wheel, vinyl
toi>Loaded! C737MVS>. aG9 Cadillac 4 dr, good
$5195 ~~.=-~ Sl2SO or
Nabe '12 ELDORADO. Blue. 1'5 Beautiful cond. All
power aceea. 962-0505 .SPECIAL"·
PURCHASE
22 •
TOYOTA
COROLLAS
831-2149 r-...1:11 ..... C . ~ '77 Seville, under warran-
2600 Hirbor Blvd. ty. Beaut. cond. Like •
'75 Volvo 245 Stn. W gn. Costa Me~ 540·9 I 00 new. Pvt pty. 644-0451
Autos, Mew 9800 Autos. New 9800 Autos, Mtw ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
t... .. .....,.._ _..... ,,_, .._ • .....,. Nv,,.,.........lt will Mii
tt•l<ll.{k< OlMU)
LARGE SELECTION OF
1977 DATSUNS
IN STOCK
200 SX'S IN STOCK
81 °'I IN STOCK
24011 IN STOCK
6 20 PICKUPS IN STOCK
IRAND NEW 1977
DATSUN 210
2 DOOR
fUUY f~ INCUIOl•1 pl.•&.I.,. •""' -'"' .... """!''P.!~!1!"!!!"!!!111 .... pll!~!"!'ll!!"!~~ ........ ·-· , .... lltN~ ..... _ ... __
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1970 TOYOTA COlOMI 2 DOOi _ .... __
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ALL CAIS BDUCID
•
• 2DOOllS
• 4DOOllS
We have made a
special purchase of
22 1976 C«ollas all In
mint condition .
Really firs t class cars. 2 Dr's. & 4
Dr 's. a ll wit h
automatic
trans mission, air
conditioning, AM
radios. radial titts,
& much much more.
Your chance to buy
one or these special
cars at a never again price. Lie.
t74TPQS. All with
very low mllea1e.
YOUR
CHOICE s3499
1974 Silver Celka, 8-traclt,
air, new radials •
SACRIFICE. 646-2951
Tri.... 9767 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'• Trtwnph Spitfire, new
paint. engine work l yr
old. Xlnt cond. $1400.
Eves, 630-0479
'67 TR 4~, · reblt en1, trans, nu Urea. int, top.
$2000 beat.. 162·2214 evea.
V~wwg;w 9770 •••••••••••••••••••••••
m1 VW Custom rear ltn·
dets, wide rear Ure~,
Mag wheels, AM/P• radio, 1ood condition.
$1750. cau a(ter 5:30pl'IS
487.78
PS, PB, air. AM /FM, '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!~l ·76 Cad Coupe DeVllle. rack, xtra seat. $5450. .= Orange/wht, LS.SOO ma.
P.P. 581-7451. '68 Sportwagon, auto. V .s. LOADED. 844-8020.
,..,. __ ,...,_.Ads reliable. Moving, must W ,~ ___ _, ____ 64_2·_5678_ sell.~· 644-1165 ant Ads Call 642·5678
Autos, Mew 9100 A.tot.. Mew 9100 Aldos. Mew 9100 ' .....................................................................
~a.'°'·~-. 33 MPG!! ~ .. ,...,._.,._Taw ~~MC..W-ro HIGHWAY!
MOMTHLY .. s19
The totll cast\ price is on S4
Including tax & license D•ferNcl $399 payment price I• only 15151
Including t;k Jlcense and all <*TVlng •
char;. For " 1n9nths on al)pl"OVll of your oood credit. Annual Perc.ntlQ8 Rite 12 87".
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d AutomaUc, ...... ncUo, 'ff Dodi• Dart, -r. f h .. ter, »wr. 1t .. ri11.11 cyl/auto: IOOd mecb/fall brat• 6 door loca, rooa
bod)', MOO/mt oh tOday. racl " wood ar&ln trim • ...;;1.;;.;tl;...;t;;;;m;;;.-...__ ____ , (tl7MYJ).
,_.. H40 OMLY $4695 ....................... MAltOUIS VOLVO
• lt76 JlOIO LTD 1MJ.SfilONV1EJO
COUPE. va, automatic, IJl4ll04tl-1210 factory alr coad., pwr.1-----__...___ 1t..rtns • brakea, 1tereo '&l Falcon, ' dr. xlnl
radio, beater, tinted cond.. nr new lnt. "50. OC' 11aa1, w/1/w Urea bestoltr,caU$57.otnS
w /Wheel covera, erWle
'1S COUPE 0.Vlll•. ' •••••••• , Hntrol " tilt WbHl. "74 "'?"1 country aquire 9 ·~ b. top. AM/YM (70ZNH8> pau. waion; v ... auto, i.tcreo Jt•PM T•T 'G Chevy Nou, w11on. CtttlM..e.. ttJO Sltff alr, PS, PB, tilt wheel,
· Cruise ~Dtrl .' Twa GoocS tr101. car. New •••••••••••H••H•••••• -..LL~-ltD elec. windows & door
iMJ PP. Mot uodv 1!,Uel IMMU•. GIO. i2 ConUneatll Marie JV, r"' vnw.-v locks, AM/FM 8 trk
• Mf..S '14 NOVA Hatchback. Fully equipped, Xlnt S.Dj=~lne =~~==-~
'12 LIMO INE Gre) 31,000mJ, XJnUrau, Ilk =:;.mu1t Hcrlflcel \ 8to4:80weekdays: evea.
L.-dau top. D-nres new. moo. PbS.22'1 • Wp. Low ml, lmmae, 4tweekenda968-2.885
Ult. tcllMi. IMIOC> m-o72'7 73 Chev Monte Carlo, 7' Mark IV, 12000 ml, all must sell ... A/C, P IS. --------... 1 black landau toS>. whte fact optJon1. Sacrlllce P /DB, 380 VI. 536-2148 78 Elite, 1tlll under war·
'7 l C ad L l m o palDt, PS, Ult whJ. new ~ 1971 _.0 ranty, real beauty. Lux
ProfeuionaUy main PB air AM/l<'M front -S"'Vft lnt. $.'5800. Lex.le,121·70'2,
taaned as chaurtered rear 1p' kra clean ~ C..-.ttt. ttJ2 IOPASS. WAGOH t'll4)or556-0158 ... t 11 th ... • -••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,.. ... ua H 11 wee.. sharp. G,750. 714-4t'7·ml "°• automatic, factOI')' '73 Ford LTD Country
-.... ·------·-' -·-,---..,I~'"""':'\-,
l "jJ "_!\•
See YoUr cfoeest Datsun dealer & get their price In writing·
on the model of ycur choice. Tt°'en compare It with oura .•• and ycu'll drive a little and SAVE a LOTI Here's ·an
example:
'75 DATSUN 1210
2DOORCOUPE
Thta modet Is the Oliglnaf 4
speed mileage champion!
(029MXY).
~I ,,
AND GET
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY · ·'****·*······ ALL CARS
SALE PRICED! SM ZIQ2 aft 8 CORVEnES air cond., ~wr. ateerin1, Sqwre. AC, PS, PB, AM.
'74 Veaa. batch-back ,windows& rakes,tlnted Roof rack, H/D shocks. ·-..-~~~~!!'-!••• __ .... 9tl 1 14.000 m1, xlnt eond, CHOICE OF IS flus, atereo tape, Dual rear seat.a. Nr new
-•••••••-•••••••••••• a m/Im 8 trek stereo eater, w /s /w Ure• steel radials. 5',000 mi. IHITHllUlt77 w /wheel covers. S3000m.2'65 lt7'C..yCmnoro SJ.'1'115 bstofr.9fl8..9917. O=lcAutomatlcs U62KL\). .
VI, pwr wmitows It door '66 Chevy Nova Wa1. ,._......,.1 Mitt "73 LTD. Hdtp, A/C, P/S,
k>cks . cruise control. Needs front end work. ~·t-&._1!:1--'-t PHIL LOH~ FOllD 1>/8, nu tires, Xlnt cond. AM 1FM stereo tape, Call eves. MS-231!. ,._. S.D. ~·.·Irvine $2000/bst ofr. 633-8334 brown wlbelge 1otenor & ... , ... 1 • wkdys 552-1643
tn excellent condition '71 NOVA, 2 dr, 6 cyl, EZFJNANCJNG 76e.5111 • .
under 9000 m lies. auto, low ml, xlnt cond. WE LEASE . '71 Cntry Sqr Stn Wan. <507159>. Sl850.546-7397or556-6818 CORVETTES 1974 Gran Tonno Elite, AC, Radio, 9 pass. rr
OML Y $5495 '67 Chevy Wan. '75 MC l!IOWARD Chevroa.t ~a 'cl~:ir00~500~; ~~Int eond $1595.
eJli. Auto, J>S /pb, Qrdy Tuve & Quall Streets b5t olr. 540-1031 ---· -----
16,000 mi. '650. &(6.31S3 NEWPORT BEACH '72 Maverick 2B,OOO mi, ........ Mew tlOO COSTA MESA
DATSUN ORVAIR SWAP Meet. 833-0555 air/pwrV8,$1700/betoCr. •••••••••••• .. •••••••••
214$HARBOR BLVD. Sun. June 5, Mr. K's. ,72 Vrl"W'IE 968-9917. 54M410540..021l Dyer Rd & Newport &••Iii ----------------'-1 Frwy.8AMto2PM. Loml,'8100.882-'368 '68 Falcon Wgn. Body
1975 CA~ARO 75 Chevy Nova Custom, • I needs be!p. En& & trans vs a t t c r t 1973 CO!ll!JTT &ood. $200. Jack 960-8817. • u oma 1 · ac <_>ry PS, PB, air, 4 dr, $2150. White/black Int. Full '"""-------,_;,_ air cond., pwr. steenng 642·2278 . -· power, automatic, stereo "82 F"8iooo, 4dt: ~T. New & brakes, radio, heater, belt & new 1tariir. Good \'lnYl roof, tmled glass, 1976 Nova·V8, Air cond., & in MINT condition. -w/s/w tires & wheel cov· P /B, P /$, Auto trans, (M9JQG). -Pric.d t-bia tra.nsp. sns. $46-239'7
ers. (13257 ). AM/FM tape stereo, re-weekend at '73 GR Torino wgn, ps1
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768-5881 1976 Caprice Classic Sport '73 Ford LTD. 4 cir, whitE
VB Auto trans.-Factory w/blk hardtop. Pwr.
Chevrolet 9920 air, Wt P /S. Split PW Cougar 9933 XLNT. Must sel l.
••••••••••••••••••••••• seats, P /W, Disc brakes. ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• 492-8954
74 CHEV NOVA Cruise control, stereo
CP 17KGCJ V -8 . full radio, vinyl roof, Etc. 1974COUGAR
power. l yr unlimited 893-6460after7pm. V8, automatic, factory m ti e a g e w a r r a n t v . 0 ~.. _. rt ;n·ailablc Was ~s · 68 N VA. great cond. air \.vnu., pWT. ,.,ee nt · _,,., New shocks & tires. & brakes, radio, beater,
•$1895•
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2001 F: 1st. SA 558-8000
'72 Chcvelle Mah bu. P /S.
Pt B. air. low mi. gd
cond $1950. 752·0088
Jensen spkrs & 8·trk in· vinyl roof, tinted glass,
cld. Must sell. S89S. w/s/wtiresw/wheelcov· 548·7588 era & vinyl interior.
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(136606> Full power. tilt. lllHIL LOHG FORD
air, vinyl top. 2 yr 24,000 S.D. Frwy.·lrvlne
mile warranty available. 76e.5111 Was$3995. 1--------
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'76 GRANADA Ghia Cpe.
Air, PIS. Arr, Pwr. seat,
V /top, FM·sten!O, xlnt.
cood. $4375. PP. 979-8795
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brake l'ontrol. rad tires. ~Mtrslnc
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seats, windows, stl bhd costorn: pwr brks.
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1976 LIMCOLM
4 Dr. Town Sci. Copper meta.Ille. •
padded vinyl r oor. leather
Interior. opera window. loaded
with extras. full power & air
cond. of course. See It now. Lie.
l898NDZ.
58795
1975 IUICK
Riviera 2 Dr. H.T. Low miles.
medium brown with white vinyl
roof. run power. steno. air cond.
A great personal car. Lie.
f179PHK.
55995
1972 MARK IV
This BJack BeaUty ls loaded wttb
extras. F\lll power. air cond.,
1i.reo. and much much more.
Priced to aeU this week. Lie. f395TZP.
54695
lt73T-lllD
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P.S. fl r. wiodOWs, air cond.:1 .tereo radio, a reel nice car, tea
drive tt today, a •u~ winner. Uc. tG3GOO
1973 IUICIC
Rivier a . V·8, auto. trans .•
factory air condltionlna. PQW«
steerlni. power brakes. power
windows. power aeata, AM/FM
stereo radio, heater. whitewall
tires. vinyl roor. tlnted glass.
wheel covers, Crulsecontrol, tilt
wheel. Extra nice car! I Jlc.
t2'15HBB.
'2795
1971 MIRCURY
Marq. Brgh. 4 Dr. Sd. Stunning
white exterior with brown
interior & vinyl roof, comfort
lounge (rt seata and Joadl of
factory eltlraa. A great family car. Lie. '°51"
s3395
1973UMCOLM
Cpe. outatandin1 black finish,
with matchlne leathel' Interior fr'
black vtnyl sun roof. Full power. air cond. and more. Very fw ot
tbe1e around. see lt today. Uc.
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Turquoise, with f added vln1l roof. stereo, rul power, air
cond., and more. Teat drivo ltlls
today. Llc. #12tMXI.
1975UMCOLN
Cpe. This red beauty is a real
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vinyl roor, full power. air cond -
all the factory standard extras
you like to have on this end ot
the month Special. Lie.
#882LWP. $ 6 6 9 5
1974 CADILLAC
Eldorado. Blue with white vinyl
roof, full power, AM/PM stereo,
and more. Come In and test
drive thi~ fioe pergonal car Lie.
1232KRE
ss695 .
1971 LIMCOLM
Coupe. White. white roof &
mlltchinr int9rioc. full power as
air cond.. an outatand.in1 luxury
car at a small price. Lie.
f~51JSR
s20,s
lt7• UMCOLN
4 Dr. Sedan. White with brown
leather lnterlor and white vtnyl
roor1 f'Ull power and air COl'ld.
Rea luxury at a small e>rice. Lie f.647Kt::M •
AutofMltC:. rrrtf 1IM11no & brak ...
air cones. o.dded L•l'ld•u too 1111
wh eel Olus mu c h more'
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wtttnutomatte I pwr steering (87.COOX)
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1976 BUICK SKYHAWK 1974 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE
Full power w. ilh $5195 factory air
conditioning & vinyl
top . In mint
condition! (702JRD). f'UJS fAX 'll<:IHU 6 cyl., automatic, factory ••••••••••• •••• ••••••••
air cond., pwr. steering. 1974 OLDS
r a d i o & h e a t e r . TOROMADO <109NWK1.
$3199
PHIL LOMG FORD
S.D. Frwy.-lrvine
761-588a
VB, uutomatlc, rectory
air cond , full power,
stereo radio & crwse con·
trol (033S4 >.
$34'9
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Auto, PS, PB. vinyl top, S.D. f'rwy.·lrvine DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS AC, reclin'g SlS. 546·1427. ___ 7_6_ .. _s_._ .. __ _
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$1974 673·7689 PP it well. 642·5678.
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NEW 1977 CAPRI II
Vinyl roof, 4 speed transmis·
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recllnlng bucket seats, fold·
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body side moldings, full car·
petlng. (Ser. GAECTY33396}
Automatic, pwr. sleenna
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blue w /malchln& intenor
& low milea ge.
(745PPF).
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heater. rallye wheels. pwr steering & -MO
brakes & bucket seats. (654EJZ) •
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power steering & t>rakes
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Power brlk-. radlO, he1ter. wMewall t1r~. tilt
wheel CN19lt control Lie. No. 333f<FH.
$2995
173 VWIUG
4 cylinder. radio. helter, ln89' (0851.JC)
s1595
1974 CHEVY MAUIU CLASSIC
V-8, IUtorrwtic:, air conditioning. power stMnng.
power brakes. radlO, heater, whitewall tlm. vinyl
~.(718KS0l
'2195
1972 PLYMOUTtf FUIY 1976 CHIYSLB . MIWPOIT
V-8, autometic. air conditioning. power steering. Y-8. tutomaflc. air conditioning: power etMrl.ng. V-8. automatic. air conditioning. power steering.
PoW9f brakes. radio. heater. whitewall tires. vinyl power btlkes. rlldlO, helter, wh1twall tir"· V1nyt PoWtr bnlkeS. l)OW9( windows. AM/FM radlO.
roof. (101LPCI roof. (128GJC) heater. wMewall tires, vinyl roof. Lie. No. •1495 S3•AEB. •4995_
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power brakea. redlo, heater. wMewtll tires. V-8. air conditioning. PoWer tt~~~~ po;,;., brakes. radio. i.t.r. wh~ewall tires. vln~ (Ot10UO) brakes. PQW9I' windows. AM ra'dlo • .----. myl roof. (S39PXG)
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VOL. 70, NO. 1S.., ~ SECTIONS, '2 PAGES
By ab• .aT BA a KE& .. .-o.i .. ,.. •• ,
~ IPIC al commltt atud)'in1
pouable in the Hunt· &Dctcn Beach Caty Ch rte-r has
overwhelmln1ly come out
•I a ~larly l'lttted Part· lime or rwi.t1me mayor. •
The,nlnc·m mber committee
elso &ooked •1th dtSfavor al the
l>06Siblihty of electtn1 council
members fTom d1str1cu rather
Lhn at larce.
Ch•rttt R vlalon Commllt.e
Chairman Jerry Bame said " ot now we havt! ve red away
from both concept.."
Tht commlttte'a Jlndlngs
follu~ed an earlier survey by the
cbambtr ot commerce Board or
Directors.
Chamber ~ttutlves opposed a
lull·lime mayor by a 2·1 margin.
However, they favored election
from districts 12-9.
Chamber directors over·
whelminal)""Cuvored making the
positions or city attorney, city
clerk and citr treasurer appoin·
tive l111te11d o elective.
The charter 1tudy •group has
yet to tnke up those matters.
Bume said Thursday there was
a ieneral reeling thal the com·
mitlee was pl~,aaed with the cur-
rent operation or the city govern·
menl that sees City Ad·
ministrator Bud Belsito at the
helm.
Bame also sald thre were ~uell·
lions if the city or 160,000 is lar1e
et1ough to support f ull-timo
mayor.
·'There also were concerns
about additional ex~n1es lnclud·
ing a separate staff for a full· time mayor," he said.
Questions have surfaced In the
past concerning tho effect or a
rull·time mayor on the present
system of eovernment. There
have been concerns or possible
conmct and dupllcatlons lt ther•
ts a fUJl.tJme mayor and a eity
administrator.
City Cou~cU members now
elect tho mayor who serves a
year's ttrm. The mayor presides
over city council meetinp. a~
tends conferences and appears at
ceremonial functions.
ElecUon of council members
from dJstrict.s instead ofdtywide
also was opposed.
Phyllis Sai'iego, president o£
lbe HunUn&ton Beach-Seal Beach
Leacue of Women Volen and ·a
member ol the charter revision
croup, said Huntington Beach is
larcely a "homoceneous, upper
mlddle·class city.
She says she reels that the pre·
sent council represents a cross
secUon ot the populace.
She said that election by cJis·
triets may encourage selfish in·
terests and "the chance for pre·
ssure groups would be great."
Jet Fight@r Crashes at. Air Show
Danger Cited ' -rowd
Group Plans
Airport Fight
By MICHAEL PASKEVICll
Of, ... O•llY "llet St•ll
A group of Huntington Beach
itizens plans a fight to close
eadowlark Airport, a s mall
rivate airstrip they claim 1s en·
angering lives with low-flying
!aircraft in a residential area.
t The newly formed group, ca41·
' ing itself the Meadowlark Citizen
Cotnmittee, met Thursday night at ltie home of Robert Nowak, un-
Qff'ldal chairman of the group.
Included among the plans dls-
c1,1ssed Thursday night is a peti·
tioh drive against the airport, a
fund raising campaign to hire an
attorney for a lawsuit aga,inst
MeadoWlark, and appearances
at future city council meetings.
Members of the group are hop·
ing for swift and successful ac-
* * *
1Airport
4
Down
By Death
Stricken by the death or a child n an aviation accident and an·
tlcipahng a lawsuit. the City of
Son Juan Capistrano·s leaders
h,uve ordered closure of the
municipal airport.
Mayor Yvun llecksher ordered
C1t.Y Manager James Mocalls to
<traw up a timetable for elimina-
tion or the s mall, older airfield
after angry, c.-omplaining citizens
addressed the city council Wed·
ne-sday.
They had been expected to
ghow up for a hearing on the
city's airport safety ordinance
and how well it has worked even
before Jennifer Zell, 5. was killed
Saturday afternoon
The child was struck by a plane
towing an advertising banner as
its pilot. Albert Sibi. 23. of
Laguna Niguel. altcm ptcd an
emergency landing in the dry
San Jttan Creek bed. She died in·
s\antly. City Manager Mocalis next
Wednesday will offer a report on
~lx cases of alleged airport safety
ordinance violations currently
ubder review by the Orange
C.ounty District Attorney's Of·
lice. Conviction or pilot violations
lQvolvlng low·flylni or unsafe
m aneuverinl' carries a max-
imum penally or six months in
eounty !nil, and tor a $500 fine.
San Juan Capistrano City
(See AIRPORT, Pa1e A2)
lion lo close the airport because
of an incident at another small
Orange County airport.
Last Saturday, a 5-year-old girl
was killed near San Juan
Capistrano Airport when an ud·
vertising banner became tangled
in a plane's tail assembl~·. rorc·
ing the plane down in a nearby
creek bed where the young girl
was playing.
The San Juan Capistrano City
Council this week ordered the
airport closed in the wake or the
tragedy.
Al Oakden. 58, of 17122 Bolsa
Chica St., Huntington Beach,
fears a similar incident Is in·
evitable at Meadowlark Airport,
located hear Bolsa Chica and
Warner Avenue.
Early this week a banner.laden
plane ran afoul of power lines
near that major intersection,
knocking out power for a number
or area nomes. No one was In·
jured In the mishap.
"My 13·year-old grand-
daughter was nearly electrocut-
ed recently because of power
lines bei:->g dislodged by low-
flying aircraft.·· said Oakden.
''There have been many such in·
cidents in this area."
Huntington Beach attorney
Thom as Whaling attended
Thursday night's meeting to ad-
vise the group on·poteotial legal
action to declare the airport a
public nuisance.• . ..
The group could seek a f.em·
porary restraining order to halt
flights at Meadowlark, said
Whaling. A preliminary judicial
hearing' would then be held,
possibly leading lo a formal in-
junction to cease activity at the
airstrip.
L4 Eyes July 1
Water Cutback
I.OS ANGELES (AP> -City
water and power commissioners
have recommended beginning
the second phase or the Los
Angeles water conservation pro·
gram on July 1, with"' a man-
datory 10 percent cutback ln
water usage.
The first phase, which began
May 16, prohibited unnecessary
and wasteful w~ter use. Ttie
commissioners serv~as advisers
lo the mayor and city council.
Since fhe program starred,
about S,000 violations have been
reported by citizens to the
Department of Water and Power.
James M. Derry, coordinator of
DWP's water conservation con·
trot group, said that or the reports
OW P has confirmed only 40.
Fll-ed Norse
Gets Reve~e
A every 1 Joo:-.c-knit group of tuba play~rs
will perform in Saturday·s Fish Fry parade
in Costa l\le~a after only two practic<.'·
sessions. The tuba ensemble ..,.... as yet un-
named inoludes <from ten. standing J
Stephen Wall. Orange Coast College: Eric
Yetter. Costa ~l<'su lllgh: Rill Bradbury.
Watches . ..
-'fragedy
PARIS CAP> -An American
jet fighter crashed and burned to-
day hefore thousands of spec·
tators al Le Bourget Airport on
the opening day of the Paris Air
Show.
The pilot, Howard W. "Sam ..
Nelson. died en route to the
hospital, officials said.
Tha plane. a Fairchild AlO,
crashed while perfqrming
acrobatic maneuvers. Witnesses
said the antitank attack plane
was coming out or a loop when
the tail and wings fell off.
Company officials said Nelson
was director of flight operations
at Fairchild's Hagerstown, Md.,
plont and had logged more than
10.000 hours· flying time, mostly
In jets. His wife. Ji;ickle, was at
the air show.
Fah;ch\ld, oCOcials said it was
the fll'10t ha&h for' the AlO in its ,
(Ive-year hiitory. The 53-foot
plane. which carries a 30mm Gatling gun and other arma-
' ments. wiis making its first ap-
pearance at the prestigious air
show.
Edison lbgh. Charlie Warren. Cal State
Fullt>tton. Kneeling (from left 1. are Dan Ramos. Cal State Fullerton and Francis l:p·
ton Jr . Costa Mesa High. Look for them
Saturday. They'll be somewhere at the end or the novelty section of the parade. They
think.
;
Fullerton Assemblyman
William Danne.,me.yer has
amended bis bill which would al·
low more secret sessions of city
councils In ah attempt to ward off
the opposition to it led by El Toro
Assemblyman Ren Cordova.
F:lirchild describes the plane
as ·'the only aircrafl or its kmd in
the world and can bring more
concentrated firepower again!>t
heavily armored mobile land
targets than any fighter or attack
plane yet developed."
The opening-day tragedy was
reminiscent of the fatal crash of
a Soviet supersonic jetliner at the
opening day of the 1973 Paris Air
Show. The Tupolev 144 slammed
into the village of Goussainville,
killin& 13 persons, injuring 28
others and demolishing a number
of homes.
Residents or the area asked the
government lo ban air shows, but
the request was turned down.
Nelson had 'been involved in
testing the AlO aircraft for
several years. according t.o
.Ealt:cblld spokesman Paul
Lockwood In Germantown, Md.
Lockwood said Nelson had
su~rvised development o£ the
plane at Edwards Air Force Base
in California praor to being
named director of meht opera·
lions at the Hagerstown facility
last year.
He served 14 years in the Air
Force and 10 years in tho re-
serves. leaving with the rank of
lieutenant colonel, Lockwood
said.
During his service career,
Nelson llew 105 missions In
o«a aild won tho Dislinguimed
FlvlngC~s.
t veto.
Eicbt I latnra who voted ror
lhe nPttal puru!>hmt!nt bill were
und~idtd on an ovt rrade, wu
one opponent. Another death
penal\)' supporter d~hned to aay
how be would vote Twenty.three
Assembly members said they
would wic.e to sustain the veto.
For molll or the undecided
lec1slators, it wa'I not a questJon
of whether t.here 1>hould be a de·
ath penalty but or how 1t sbould
be pasffd -by veto override or
by a ballot initltative durini the
l !n8 elect.ion year.
"It would be interesting to
have Gov. Brown io before every
audience the next 11 ~ yeari, and
~lain his veto:· s aid Aw·
i.emblyman Bruce Nesthnde <R·
Orange).
An AP survey of the Senate
earlier in the week showed
similar results -21 for an over· ride, 10 opposed, and nine who
s aid thev were undecided or did
not want to commit themselves.
Together. the re$ulls cas\
doubt on the likelihood or an
override, which only a few days
ago was considered a good bet to
pass.
A two-thirds m ajority -27
votes in the Senate, 54 tn the As·
sembly -is needed to override a
veto. The bill m1trn lfy passed the
Senate 29-10 and the Assembly
54-23. The Senate will consider an
override first. but no date has
been set.
Goens Sworn
As Postmaster
In Huntington
Wendell E. Goens was installed
a s postmaster of Huntington
Beach today m ceremonies at the
city's main post office at 67U
Warner Ave.
Goens, 56, takes over for Al
Wolfolk who has been in charge
of the c1ty's postal service for
nine months.
Wolfolk became supervisor of
the local post office after former
postmasler Dean Ward was dis-
charged in connection with m11>·
handling of bulk mail
Clifton Coll', d irector of
employc and labor relations for
the postal :,er vice in Santa Ana.
said Ward was removed from the
Sl'rvice last June.
The discharcc followed an in-
vestigation into charges made by
mail carriers last March that a large volume or bulk m ail had
ei th e r been rt'mo v ed o r
des\roycd at them ain post office
Ward r eportedly r eceived
s tatements from the carriers
concerning the mail dis ap-
pearance but allegedly didn't n··
veal that 111form at1 on to in-
vestigators.
Goens, the m•w poi.lmaster.
will receive an annual sal ary of
S26.848 plus fringe benefits
lie was previously m un ... gcr or
13 postal stations and branches in
Los Angl•les
He \\-as t'<luciltcd an the Los
Angeles area and served an tht.•
Army in World War II.
Goens will ht'ad a starr of 289
postal workers in Huntington
Beach.
Exchange Chief ·
Dentist Garry Jones will be m-
s talled as president of the Hunt-
ington Beach Excban•e Club for
1977-78 in' ceremonies June 9 at
the Huntington Harbour Beach
Club.
ORANQI COAST H/F
DAILY PILOT
Fountain Valley elementary
school teacher ne1ot1ators said
Thursday they would ask for a
state-appointed medtator to
break up 9talted contract talks. But Fountaht Valley School
Dlatrlct rte10Uator Pat Clark said she has not yet decided if an
impasse in the rive-week-old con·
tract t~ actually exists. A medlaic>r wW not be appoint-
ed until the district asr~ to one
or the state Educational Employ-
ment Relations Board <EERB)
investJsates and decides media·
tion ls needed, saJd Fran Krell·
ing, reatonaJ EERB direct.or.
Fountain Valley EducaUon As·
sociatlon• President Yale
Wlshnick told school bo'llrd
trustees of the mediator request
before an audience of about 125
grade school instructors.
Mrs. Clark said a press con
ference will be called next week
with teacher officials to discusi..
the status of negotiations.
Mrs Clark and teacher
negotiator Tom Conry said Wed-
nesday they bad agreed not to
disclose information about the
~~ •,..._ .. ,).. "'ffe.i.~-: ................
. RETIRED CAPTAIN ABNER COOK BACK FROM ORDEAL ••
' With Wife (right), Mrs. Robert lngrassla In San Diego " .·~
Battered Sailor, 67'.:'.~
'negotiations 1----•-In February-, -tea~ pro. Returns Erom Sea •:
WEATHER SATELUTE CAPTURES •GLOOM' ON FILM
~ Gray Grrek Staina Skies
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of, ... Gell¥~ Stiff
.. ''Look!"
"Up-in the sky ia-Ra binS ~it.a plane .,
Heck no. Dummies, at th.ls time of the year it's the June
gloom, nemesis of beachgoers who tum up too early at
Orange Coast strands between mid·May to about the end of
July. expecting sun tans
-THE GRAY AERIAL guck sprinkles all over your
brand-new car, too. or the older one you just paid S3 50 to
have washed. -And It fouls up the decking you stained Saturday. hop
ing it would be dry for a Sunday afternoon bar\)ecue for
friends and relatives
-AND JUST WHEN you get home from work to go put
ter in the garden. it scoots m from the Southwest like a jug
gernaut out of la!;t November. wetting down your sum
mertimemood. .J
-And who cares? \ I \ ' ,,
Not the weathermen.
"Wedon'tconcem ourselves as much with the condition
as the factors thal cause that condition!' declares KABC
Channel 7 weatherman Dr. George F1schbeck
"We·ve got a Catalina Eddy oat there that should be
getting stronger," he predicted.
A CATAUNA EDDY is a breeze out of the coastal
southwest that brings moisture-laden air from. an offs~ore
high pressure system into and over the Callfom1a coastline.
"The s:louds are caused by the moisture in the at·
mosphere over the sea, naturally.'' says a spokesman for
the U.S. Weather Bureau.
He said the June Gloom is particularly created by a
high pressure weather system occurring at this time o_r the
year over the southwestern U.S. states and centi:al !"le>uc?·
··And in summertime, there's a marine air inversion
layer.·· he continued
THE AIR INVF.RSION layer offshore keeps the gray
:,luff close to the ground, where all weather-watchers can
readily see it. . . Anyway. il"s perhaps a blessmi in dlsgul8e for those
who may not have a calendar handy.
You can tell when it"s June along the Orange Coast.
From Page Al \
AIRPORT •••
Council members voted 4 to 1 to
shut down the airport under a un-
1q ue ownership and management
a ~ree m ent negotiated wllh
operators several years ago.
The operating partnership was
planning to close the south coun·
ty airfield and sell the land.
Private pilots objected.
Airport operators then deeded
their entire runway lo the City of
San Juan Capistrano with the.
stipulation that at any time the
city decided it should be shut
down they could have the land ti-
tle back.
"It's just a s hame to have an
airport in that vicinity for 25
years and hav~ it closed down in
an hour." one airport partner,
Jay Wilcox. said after Wed-
nesday's stormy council meet·
ing.
Doctor H81ted
From Practice
Eight Events f
Set for Valley ;
Birthtlay Party
Eight events have bee~
scheduled between June 4 and 9
prior to Fountain Valley's 20th
birthday celebration set. !or June
12.
The events are:
-June 4·10, a display or 1951
books and magazines at the
Fountain Valley Library, 1'1565
Los Alamos St.:
-June 4.s, an an-day softball
tournament at. the city Recrea-
tion Center, 16400 Brookhurst St.;
-June 5, t.be Elks Club Pan·
cake Breakfast. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
at Talbert Avenue and Ward
Street;
-Jane 5, Miss Fountain
Volley Pageant, 7:30 p.m., city
Recreation Center;
-Janef.1', City Photo Show,
Fountain Valley Llbrary;
-Duplicate bridge lourna·
ment, 11 a.m., Community
Center, 10200Slater Ave.;
-J&llle 8, Seoior Citizen Pot
Luck Lunch, 11 a.m., city
Recreation ~nler:
-lune t, Karate Dcmonstra·
lion. 7 lo 9 p.m ., city Recreation
Center.
City Birthday Committee
Chairman MargarelXrUkenbtrlJ
said a list of events planned tor
.lane 11 and 12 bi incomplete at
thlsdme. • t;arry Lamrnen, a city JUi.·
torlcal Society member, aaid h~
h• looklng tor.' 1957 automobile
OWllfrs.
Lammm ls ortanldns a Jm
••;intfc1uc C'ar" shCJW tilated lor
J\lbe 12, 1 p.m. at. the CommUnity
Center. ..
Mr • Krikebb«• llld Other
eventa ta&ati~y"ll~ tor un~
JI Incl• 1 t'*1fd toar ~ the
Colonla 1\lara Mural u4 a Mlal
ZOU\ Birt.bdQ Pll~
posed a contract which included
a 12 percent pay hike.
But district officials said
Thursday teachers have been of·
fered no across-the-board in·
crease In thls year's contract.
Mrs Clark said the district is
willing to maintain teachers· pay
--r.aises in lasl year's contract for
education and experience with
the district
The district negotiator also
said she has offered the teachers
increased fringe benefits
Fountain Valley teachers are
now the fourth unit lo declare im-
passe in negotiations with a West
Orange County School District
Last year Fountain valley's
480 elementary school instruc-
tors recieved a 4 S8 percent pay
hike
"' 32nd Fish Fry
Opens Tonight
At Lions Park
The 32nd annual Fish Fry and
Carnival gets under way
tonight al Lions Park. sponsored
by the Costa Mesa-Newport
Harbor Uons Club Lions Club of-
ficials hope lo raise Sl00,000 dur-
ing the three-day event for youth
org~nizations and service groups
in the county. Events scheduled
for this. evening illClude: 5:30
p.m. Fish Dinners served at SJ
per meal 6 p.m. Carnival rides
and booths open 7 :30 p.m.
Newport Jazz Ensemble 8:30
p.m. Presentation by Edwards
Air Force Base
SATURDAY, JUNE4
10 a.rn. Carnival Rides and ex-
hibits open
10:30 a.m. Parade begins at
llarbor Shopping Center and in·
eludes 20 floats, 40 equestrian
groups, Grand Marshal George
Fischbeck, 16 high school bands.
12 noon Fish dinners served
12:15 p.m. Awards to parade
winners
3 p.m. Drawing for 1977 Foro
Pinto, S600 in prizes
4:15 p.m. Dorothy Jo Dancers
perform
6 p.m. Second drawing for car
7 p.m. All-American Boys
Chorus performs
8 p.m. Third druwin~ for ear
SAN DIEGO CAP> -A 67-year-
old sailor has been found and
rescued ~t sea, two days after he
reported problems aboard his
s torm-battered 27-foot sailboat.
Abner Cook. a retired Navy
captain. was met by his wife and
other l"amily. members-T&lursday
as he came off the destroyer Paul
Fos ter.
After sweeping 50,000 square
miles oC ocean, Navy and Coast
Guard rescue teams Thursday
found Cook. He was spotted by a
Coast Guard helicopter 53 miles
southwest of San Diego.
"Old age caught up with me, .. ." . '
s aid Cook as stepped off the
gangplank of the Foster.
COotc, who departed last week ·
on a solo shakedown cruise,
radioed Tuesday night that bad
weather and problems on board'.
had leCt him exhausted. lost, and
with his power failing . Cook said
rough seas threw him about the
boat for three days .
But Cook said he still hopes ln
sail his boat, the Meine Ruhe. to
American Samoa. But he won"l
try it as a solo voyage.
Recovei-ing Kenton:
May Make Area Gig
Big Band music master Stan
Kenton, who won lame at
Ba 1 boa's old Rendezvous
Ballroom, may return from
Philadelphia to Southern
California by August for a series
or concerts.
Kenton, 65, bas been
hospitalized for the past two
weeks for treatment of injuries
suffered when he fell and struck
his head on a sidewalk.
United Press International at
the outset reported Kenton suf-
fered a stroke, but spokesmen for
Kenton say this was erroneous
and t.hat his problem stemmed
from an accident.
The famed bandleader un-
derwent surgery to remove a
blood clot in his brain and is re-
portedly making even better pro-
gess now than was anticipated.
"A 11 the news is good," said a
s pokesman for Creative World
Inc., a Los Angeles public rela-
tions firm whfofl represents the
veteran musicmaker.
Kenton was scheduled to be re-
leased from the intensive care
unit of a small suburban
Philadelphia area hospital today
or Saturday.
"He's very restless arfd anx-
ious to get out of the hospital and
back to his music," the Creatlve
World representative said. "He's
coming along fine."
Kenton and his band arc
scheduled for their traditional
Orange County high school and
RECOVERING FROM FALL
Band Leader Kenton
,
junior college jazz band clinfi!·
Aug. 14 through 19 at Orang~:. -
Coast College in Costa Mesa. •
His trombone specialist, Dick
Shear, is running the show in
Kenton's absence as the band.
continues keeping its engag~.
ments. The OCC series will be.
conducted as scheduled.
Kenton is very likely to make
the yearly talent festival hlmsett
but {;reative World spokesmen
were cautious about confirming·
a personal appearance to con-
duct the clinics and shows.
STRETCIHNG A POINT-
With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings. correct stretching
is all-Important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch
(
Our main concern is with understretching. Carpeting 1n many new
homes and even in whole tracts have been Installed without a power
stretcher bein_g unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. after the
carpet is "slopped" In with a knee kicker. a watering can is used to shrink up
the wrinkles. Unbelievable, isn't it?
At Alden's we take great pride in correct installations. Stretching 1s
aohleved with stretchers that go wall-to-wall. attended by experienced
mechanics. trained by us
Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a poor installation
THERE'S NO GAMBLE if you buy from Alden's!
.U.S. Jet Crashes at P ·aris Air Show·
• Id th antitank attack phmo wat comlng out. or a loop when
the tail and wln11 Cell ofr.
Company olflclal• ufd Nelson
WH director Of RJtM Operations
ut Fa.lrchHd's Hagerstown. Md.,
plant and had loued more than
10,000 boUrs' fiylnJ time. mosUy
tn jets. His wlfe, Jackie, was at
the air 1how.
Fairchild officials said ft was
the flnt crash !or the AlO ln its
~BQr Suspension
LEor Kalmbach
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
ormer Presidential attorney
erbert W. Kalmbach of
ewport ~each, promised an
mbassadorship In return for
contribution to Richard Nixon's
e-election campaign, was
ormally. suspended from the
ractice of law by the California
upreme Court today for a threc-
ear period retroactive to July 3,
974.
The brief order said that
Kalmbach, who was sentenced to
a six to 18-month federal prison
term in June 1974, could resume
the practice of law after the three
years ended it he passes a pto-
ressional responsibility examina-
Uon.
Tl'le court put Kalmbach on In-
terim suspension July 3, 1914
pending further action.
A practicing attorney ln
California fo"t nearly 22 years,
Kalmbach was convlcted of an
Hense involving moral
rpitude, offering a European
mbassadors hlp to an am-
ssador in the West Indies.
Kalmbach, now SS, pleaded
ilt~ to a cbari;e of soliciting
.9 million from an illegally or-
nized campaicn committee d to a misdemeanor chnrgc of
licitlng a Sl00,000 contribution
return for promising the am-
ssadorship. He began serving
aulty Ve nts
Suit
.From College -Saddleback College officials
have filed a $728,000 lawsuit
against the designers and builder
)f their science and mathematics
oUilding which has faulty ven-
;ilators that are failing to ex-
haust poisonows gases Crom the
science labs.
The suit, filed this week, seeks
:o recover the $228,000 cost to cor-
rect the problem plus $500,000 in
)unitive damages .and legal fees
ind court costs.
Defendants in the suit include
J.B. Allen Company, the
~naheim contractor for the
>'uildlng; Donald A. Ramberg
lnd Robert S. Lowery of the
u'chitectural firm Ramberg and
'Jowery, and Robert H. Hippe and George G. Randell of the
U'chitectural !lrm of Hlppe and
Randell. Jlamberg nnd Lowery started
work on the bulldin& but the firm
.vas dissolved before the project wu completed. The work was
!lobbed by Hippe and Randell.
The building, the first perma-
tf\t structure on the Mission
Vlt}o campus, was compltt.ed jn
fall.1~4 at a coe;t of $3.9 million.
Science faculty members
.,r01,t1ht the problem to the atten-
.ion or trustees last summer.
f1ltf said then that many stu-
tenta had aone home slck rtom dhathlnc the 1ases and leachers
ttt;brtedly had become violently ··~HimH. A ~Uece s~csman said no e ... been seriou ly hut'\ by
'fumes but lt is consldered a
--~entlally d an1erous situa· • rwt.n th problem was dis·
eM"fftd, he said, cluses were
~ecttoa•mdu eorsome v.u.e li'OOml. ''There'• just no
~· 10G. c• tale a chlnt'e on ~ltlilal Ukelh1t, '' heuld.
TilllittW alto hli'td • tonault· ... 11111&1. ... e2)
his sentence July 1, 1974.
In imposing the suspension, the
court agreed with the recommen-
dation made by the California
State Bar.
Kalmbach was graduated from use and its law school before be-
ing admitted to the state bar July
31, 1952. He practiced in Los
Angeles and Newport Beach.
MIA Names ·
Re"leased
By Vietnam
PARIS CAP> -Vietnam, seek-
ing normalization of relations
with the United States, today
handed over the names of 20
more 1UJ')sing Americans it said
had been killed in the Indochina
war.
The disclosure was made in the
second day of'talks between Asst.
Secretary of State Richard
Holbrooke and Deputy Viet-
namese Foreign Minister Phan
Hien on establishment of rela-
tions. -.,
Holbrooke said the Vietnamese
informed him that the remains of
the missing men had been found
in Vietnam. He said the families
of the men on the list '•are being
informed by their respective
military services."
The names will not be an-
nounced until the U.S. Army's
central identlfication laboratory
in Hawaii confirms the iden-
tifications supplied by the Viet-
namese, Holbrooke said. There
was no indication when the
bodies would be flown from Viet-
nam.
Holbrooke said he expressed
his appreciation to Hien for Viet·
nam 's "positive action" in sup-
plying the new names.
The United States has de-
manded Vietnamese help in ac-
counting for more than 700.
Americans still listed as missing
tn l!dion in the war as a condition
for establishing diplomatic rela-
tions. Hien told reporters Hanoi's
submission of the new list "de-
monstrated our good will and
serious attitude .. in the negotla-
tions.
Holbrooke said Hien told him
the remains ot the 20 men would
be returned along with those of
two other Americans whose re-
turn was promised the special
commission President Carter
<See VIETS, Page A?>
Coffee P rice
Drops Again
five-year history. The 53-foot
plane, which carries a 30mm
Gatlfng gun and other arma-
ments, was maklng lts nrst ap.
pearance at the prestigious air
show.
Fairchlld describes the plane
as •'the only aircraft of its kind in
the world and can bring more
concentrated firepower against
heavily armored mobile land
targets than any fighter or attack
plane yet developed." The optning•day tragedy was
reminiscent of the fatal ~rash of a Sovtet supersonic jetliner at the
opening day of the 1973 Paris Air
Show. The Tupolev 1'4 slammed
into the villa1e or GoussainvWe.
killing 13 persons, tnJurllll 21
others and demollsblng a number
of homes.
Residents or the area asted the
governmeo.t to ban air s!iows;but.
Oornpa-pa, Omnp,..p~
the request was turned down.
Nelson had been involved in
testing the AlO Aircraft !or
several years. according to
Fairchild spokesman Paul
Lockwood in Germantown. Md.
Lockwood said Nelson had
supervised development of the
plane at F.dwards Air Force Base
in California prior to being
named direttor of flight opera-
tions at the Hagerstowu faeility
A (very) loose-knit. group of tuba players
~ill perform in Saturday's Fish Fry parade
in Costa Mesa after only two practice
sessions. The tuba ensemble -as yet un-
na mcd -includes (from left, standing>
Stephen Wall, Orange Coast College; Eric
Yetter, Costa Mesa High; Bill Bradbury,
Edison High; Charlie Warren,, Cal State"""'-
FuUerton. Kneeling <from left>. are Dan
Ramos, Cal State Fullerton and Francis Up· ton Jr., Costa Mesa High. Look for them
Saturday. They'll be somewhere at the end
of the novelty section of the parade. They
think. .
'Little Choice' lJ~ets trvinB Council .
The Irvine City Council agreed
Thursday to fund playground
programs and field trips for
~rvine children this summer, bi.It
council members got a litUe bot
under the collar when they
learned they bad lltUe choice.
The council voted 4-0 to spend
up to $28,000 lo pay for afternoon
playground programs at seven
elementary schools and for a
series of field trips throughout
the summer.
But they became angry when
they.learned that the.city•s sum-
mer activities brochure listed
those programs even though the
council voted 3-2 on March 11 to
stop those activities.
The brochure was sent to the
printer April 20, more than a
month after the council decision,
according to city aides.
"I'm very, very distressed. I
think it's just incredible that
those programs are listed lo the
brochure,'' said Councilwoman
GabriellePryor. .
Mrs. Pryor, who was one oftlte
three council membefS to vote
against eootinuinl in-school and
after·sc:hool recreation pro4
grams, said the council had UtUe
All Irvine resic:teots received
copies of the brochures, she
pointed out. and it was unfair to
last year. '
He served 14 years In the Air
Force and 10 years In tbe re·
serves, leaving with the rank of
lieutenant colonel. Lockwood
said.
During his service career.
Nelson flew lOS missions ln
Korea and won the Dlstinjulshed
Fbtng Cross. Io addition to his widow.
Nelson leaves five children.
Cotmcil.
Recall
Try Due
ByDILAltYKA YE Of .. Daffy ll'ileC Staff
Irvine homeowners angry over
plans to build a commercial
skateboard eourae tn Heritage
Park have obtained a temporary
restraining order to bait the pro-
ject and are planning an attempt
to recall three city council mem•
bers. Attorneys represenUng seven
homeowner associations near
Herit•ge Parle obtained tbe court
order Thursday from Judge
Walter Charamza. That order prohibits Irvine
Mayor David Sills from signing a
lease agreement with Lelgure
Specialties. Inc. for the
skateboard course site and pro-
hibits any construction on the
proj~ Qntil altel' a June ta.court " hear1n~ ~
AtlCll'H>' Dave Bergland ex•
plained that the temporary
restr81nlna order ls Just the first
step by the homeowners, who are
from the Deerfield, Trv1ne
Groves, Ranch, California
Homes, Willows, Greentree and
North Irvine homeowners as-
soeiaUons.
They are also planning an at•
tempt to recall council members
Mary Ann Galdo, Gabrielle
Pryor and Bill Vardoulls, all of
'whom voted May 24 in favor of aJ-1 owing the com merclal
skateboard project.
Bergland said the homeowners '
are "getting ready to hit the
streets" with petitions demand-
ing the recall of the three council
members. In o1'f er to get the re-
call on a special election ballot.
they need to gather sienatures
from 25 percent of the registered
voters in lrrine.
The attorney said bis clients
also are planninii an initiative
campaien that would ask resi-
dents if they W&llt a city law pro-
hibiting commercial projects in
city packs.
In order to get the initiative ott
tbe ballot. signatures from 10
percent of the city's registered
voters are needed.
Sills, who was served the ID·
junction order late Thursday aJ-
temooo, said the homeowners·
action was not unexpected.
"I live In the· north end of
Irvine and 1 've been bearing
rumors all last \ftektmd aod all
week." said Sills.
<See SKATE, Page A2)
. Weatlie r
Coristderable lOw cloudf-
nesa and local fog Satur·
day momloc, becoming
mostly sunny in the after·
noon. Highs Saturday·
from mid to upper 60s
near beachc?S lo mid ud
upper 70t hllind.
.INSIDE T8D~Y
DA 'LY PILOT
.,., ur·
\Jv lr"Jno pulk• ThurMla •y
(Jf'I s 1r1on or bur1l1rllln ' t
•~ t 15 hom an lb Uolvcr.ltl /
r.1111 tt 1 durlna peat Ow
--~till
Th~ tio • •en u -. 11. u.
been rclusM to thtir 1uaren ...
•nd will oo 'p ·tHkmt'd to juvrnllu
h;lll. accontln1 lo llcc. All (ODr ar~ Irvine nsidedi
ln'f'SUlldotl they ll f
rttO\'ft'ed ~ ·-t of("l'I I an.II y, bul
belJ~\e that some of the loot u.;
31 ru 4y eoae or
The )out.M w
patrol offi«r wtliJe Mlil!fl'elll
\'Olved m a daytime-~
.\rtcr further IDvettii Md d1sc~10n with t boys, polw
beli eve they ar~ responsible for
. the re<-l'nt rash of Un1versity
Park burglanes
,\II of the bure larie::. were SI·
m1lar ui nature, occurr~ either
in the da} time or eart7 evadng
hour:.. The houses were entered
through unlocked wtndowa or
doors or by using a pry tool.
The youthful burgla..y ring
focused on cash, camera equiP-
ment and inexpensive jewelry,
according to pollce.
One of the four assertedly told
police he also was responsible for
d s eries or therts from ooin-
operated laundry machines jn
the' D<.><•rfteld apartments.
Polt ce !>aid they have now
rll'arL'<i a total of Jo recent rt.'·
;.i d e n l ial a nd comm e rcia l
burglaries t-'1fleen cases were
cll•:.trl'd liASt Friday when a 13-
l '-'ar-old Park West boy was ar·
rested for breaking into about 15
apartments m that complex.
Senat,e Backs
'Adult'Jail
For YouthJJ
SACRAMENTO CAP I -A bilJ
,ii lowing some 16-and 17-year
olds to be imprisoned with adults
has deared the stale Senate
despite complaints that 1l was
"inhumane."
'' l think it's wrong to take a re--
lc.iti vely young boy and throw him
mto a situation where he is goinc
to be subjett to bomosexu.al u. !>ault," said Sen. Bob Wil500,.
<D ·La MesaJ.
··1 lhink it's tiumane. ••Tho bUl
hy Sen. Omer Raina, <D·
Ven Lura>. deals with 16-year and
17-year olds who can be tried as
adults under a Juvenile court re-
form bill passed IMStyear.
Supporters of the Rams pro-
posal s-allf ~me juvenil es are too
tough to be improsooed with
other minors , and said 'that
Juveniles tned and convicted as
.idults should be confined with
.idults. ·
·'What this blll recognizes js
that among these minors lhere
;1 re a few that are dangerous lo
<1th er minors,·· said Sen. Dennis
Carpenter, <R·Ncwport Beuch ).
The bill was sent to the As·
sem bly on a 24-6 vote Thursday.
llisSB3SS.
Fired ~urse
Gets R~enge
VAN NUYS <AP) -A 40-year-
old head nurs e at Valley
Presbytemm Hospital bas been
seriously iQjured after being run
over in the hospi~ puking lot
by nn cmploye she had just fired,
polices aad.
Gail Williamson was stnick
Thursday a.ner she and another
woman had walked lo the lot with
the employe, Alracliva .Pinf-<ta,
58. police said. They said Miss
Pineda. a vocational nurse, had
been fired for unsatisf•clory
work.
Miss Pineda was booked for in·
vcsligalion of assault with intent
to commit murder.
OAANQ! co.aT
DAILY PILOT
RECOVER.ING FROM FALl
9tlnd L..S.r Kenton
Wast Gig
By Kenton
Still On
Bit Band ll)USic master Stan
Kenton, who won fame al
Balboa's old Rendenous
Ballroom, may return from
Philadelphia to Southern
CaTtrom1a WAugust for a sett~
of concerts.
Kenton, 65. ha s been
h ospitalized fol' the past two
weeks for treatment of injuries
suffered when he fell and struck
bis head on a sidewalk.
U~ Press International al
the outset reported Kenton suf-
fered a stroke, but spokesmen for
Kenton say this was erroneous
and that his problem stemmed
from ~accidenL f
Thtt famed bandleader un-
derwent surgery to remove a
blood dot in bis braio and is re-
portedly makin even better_pro-
gess DOW Dian was an lid pated.
"All the news is good," .aid a
!;pokesm.an for Creative World
Inc .. a Los Angeles public rela-
tions firm whic.6 represents the
veteran mmicmaker.
Kenton was scheduled to be re-
leased from the intensive care
unit of a small suburban
Philadelphia area hospital today or Saturday.
"He's very restless and anx-
ious lo get out or the hospital and
back to his music. .. the Creative
World representative said. ••He's
coming along fine."
Kenton and bis band are
scheduled for their traditional
Orange County high school and
junior eollege jau band clinic
Aug. 14 through 19 at Orange
Coast College in Costa Mesa.
His trombone specialist. Dick
Shear. is running the show in
Kent.oo•s absence as the band
continues keeping its engage-
ments. The OCC series will be
conducted as scheduled.
Kenton is very likely to make
lhe yearly talent festival himself,
but Creative World spokesmen
were cautious about confirming
a personal appearance to con·
duct the clinics and shows.
SACRAMENTO <AP> -An at·
lemp~to override Gov. Edmund J11.:°wn Jr. 's death penalty veto ls In trouble in the Assembly
b cau e llOme RepubUcans say
lhty mJaht prefer to see the issue
oh tb&state ballot. "
The latest Associated Press
poll, conducted Wednesday and
Thur!>day, showed death penalty
supporters nine votes short ol the
two-lh.lrds majority of 5' they
wUl need lo override Brown's
Vt"lO
Ei1ht. legislators who voted for
the capital punishment bill were
undecided on an override. as was
one opponeot. Another death
penalty supporter declined to say
bow be would vote. Twenty-three
Assembly members sajd they
would vote lo sustain the veto.
For most or the undecided
1egislators, it was not a question
or whether there should be a de-
ath penalty but of how it Should
be passed -by veto override or
by a ballot inititative during the
1978 election year.
"It would be interesting to
have Gov. Brown go before every
audience the next 1 'h years and
P,....PageAJ
SKATE •••
explain bis veto, .. said As·
semblyman Bruce Nestande (it.
Oranie>.
AA AP survey or tho Senate
earlier In the ·weelc showed
almllar results -21 for an over-
ride, 10 oppoaed, and nine who
sai41 they were undecided or did
not want to commit themselves.
Together, tbe results cast
doubt on the likelihood of an
override, which only a few d~
ago was coosidered a eood bet lo
pass.
HEADED FOR USC .
KenyWRaon
EYES CAL POLY
K•r•n Peterson :-: ·=·
A two-t.blrds majority -27
votes in the Senate, M in the As·
sembly -is needed to override a
veto. The bill initially passed the
Senate »10 and the Assembly
54·23. 'lbeSenate will consider an
override fll'St,, but no date bu
been set.
The Assembly's top two
Republican leaders, Pa ul Priolo
of Malibu and Eugene Chappie of
Roseville, said Thursday they
doubted the legislature would
~cholarships Given .:~
By Irvine Company:;~
override the veto.
Brown, who stood in protest
outside San Quentin's gas
en a ml>er oufintreantMnta"'s ta:st
exe£ution in 1967. fulfilled his
lone-standing promise or a veto
last Friday, hours after the bill
by Sen. George Deukmejian (Ji.
Long Beach>. won Senate
passage.
H.,.e l~•--ofttteoott· o .... ouats .... , a-. eoatwriQlll. o..c,,...,
,.,., COii-Cordove. cu11.,. E.,e4....i Go9 · \
qtn Gr-,_.,._ ~ Loclt,..,. M....,\
'-'<"11\ler lloll(\fitll4. "'°"lov• Mori ...,,.,...,
qo111"'°" Sulll V ""°'"" T""'"'"" T"''<•• "I
Kerry Wilson and Karen Miss Peterson, who recently
Peterson, both sen ion at moved to Balboa Island with her
Uni•erslty High School in Irvine. family, will continue.her studies hll'V~ Sl.000....Scbolarships next fell at Cat Poly -SanLU1s
from the Irvine Company to Obispo. She has a 3.2 grade point .
pursue studies in architecture. average.
Wilson, who lives in Turtle . The · Irvine com pan Y' ~
Rock, will use his scholarship at ~cholarships are given to promis· ·
USC next fall. He has maintained " mg students tn the areas of
a S.9 grade point average while al architectural, urban planning
University High. " landscaping and related fields. • ·. ..
Frona Page Al ''All umt happens now is that
the courts decide who's rigbt oo
the issue.·· said Sills, who was
one of the two council members
who voted against allowing the
commercial skateboard course.
w~·::...=-r .. i'~:..ii°'~, en .. Callo... DIRECTOR SUCCUMBS ~~=I =-=L:;;.~~.'~ .. ~~ ... ~=: . .. • • ~Y ""°'° it• .... s,.,..__ T"''"' •a. They were married in 1950 ~ _......,., ~ .. tft ..,_ aft tb bj_.,... f Bergland explained that the
plaintiffs are basing their lawsuit
on fourwtnts, contending;
a-. eaivo ~ oi-. ,..,,,, c;..,. ...,,. el' e • "" o tbeir son.
Hu911n. IC•ol•o'•· """•· tCn•o•. 1C01ow. Robertino, and:weredivorced in
McC.<tllv iwuer P-"· R--·· T .... "' 1957. During the seven-year mar·
-That city officials misled
voters on the 19'14 bond issue
because they didn't say com-
mercial facilities would be al· lowed ln parks paid for by tax
money.
v~~ Vlc...Cla. M Water~ Totell n. .__._ ...... ,,.._. , riage, Miss Bergman starred in
U-.Ci.M: ~O An~R. 0..0-four more Rossellini films and :e-~~0::.~.~~" s.1rtttoq.1t the couple became parents of o.c.-. .... :GWco-o twin daughters, Isabella and
F,.._PageAJ I.
FUMES ••• -That the lease agreement
between the city and Leisure
Specialties, Inc. is a "gift" to the
company and not good business. ing engineerin& firm lo define the
-That. an environmental lm· problem and needed corrective
pact report should be filed on the measures.
commercial skateboard course That study showed that the ex·
project.-1be city's position is that isting vents were not removing
the EIR for the entire Heritage the gases from the acience labs.
Park complex is sufficient. It also a.bowed that several of the
-That ther9 ls a conruct ct in. -exhaust vents were pumping tbe terest, because Sally Ann Miller. gas back into tbe building's air
a member of the Community conditiontac system. thus
Services Commtsalon, is ex-spreading the lumes throQahout
ecutive director of the Intetna· the bulldlng.
tlonal Skateboard Association, The coosultant said that the
whose purpose is to promote system which was originaJl.y in·
skaleboardiiig. stalled wasn't sufficient to ban-
1\l rs. MUI er denied today she is die the load or chemical gases be-
involved in any conflict oC in· ing emitted and was doing only
terest and said her new job began about 25 percent of the job it
on May l, lonif after her itptial should have been doing.
d e a Ii n gs wit h L e Is u r e Trustees were told that new
Specialties. She said the associa· laboratory vent hoods, new duct.
lion has no connection with ing and fans with increased suc-
skat.eboard park developerJJ and tion capability were needed to
1s a non·profit group trying to rectlfytheproblem •
furthersafeskateboarding. WI!:" Trustees have already ~ awarded a contract for remodel·
ing and improving the building's
Isotta fruuid.
Among Rossellini's other well-known films were "Pajsa •· and
..Gener41 della Rovere," 'whlch
lNon the Golden Lion award ol the
Venice Film Festival in 1959. The
celebrated "Rome, Open City"
was shot clandestinely in war-
ravaged Italy inl944. .
Rossellini's stormy love a(fajrs
keptgossipcomnistsbusy.Before
his marriaee to Inerid Bergman
he was linked romantically with
ErvaPllfleAJ
VIETS •••
sent to Hanoi in March.
The commission, beaded by
Jabor leader Leonaril Woodcock, brougb~ back the remains of 11
Americans and was told the Viet-
namese would return the re~
majns ol CIA operative Tucker
Guggleman and an urudenWied
B52 crewman shot down during
the Christmas 1972 bombing of
Hanoi.
the late Italian actress Anna Ma~3!'i. . llis f&rst marriage to Marcella
de Marcbis was annulled
permitting him to marry MisS ~ergman in a complicated Mex-
1car:i proxy ceremony over the op.
pos1lton of her first husb~ Dr
Peter Lindstrom. ·
The year of his separation
from Ingrid Bergman 1957 be
was ~lmmg in India ' and 'met
Sonah das Gupta, a sultry Indian. ,
w~man with a husband and two c~1ldren. She became his third
wife, aJ~ough the couple have
been livmg :.eparately in recent. years.
In his later years, R-OSSellini
toured Europe and the United Stat~ extensively to lecture and, he sa.ul. .. study:·
F,.._P.,.eAJ
PLAY •••
about 40 young friends who
listened in the audience and ap.
pl~':l<ledeachspeaker.
The current teeo center. in ~ ason Regional Par~ may have
1ts number of hours lowered to ·
~ccommodale the new teen
center bcine built in Heritage Park. ·
.Joe Retii-e8
ventilation system. This work is
expected to begin soon.
Jlke, Cash Stolen
Vietnamese officials also pro-
m ised the commission they
would seek IDfonnation on other
missiruc Americans.
Holbrooke and ltlen, who met
for 3~ bours Thursday at the
U.S. Embassy and again for 3~
houn today. also agreed to meet
again ''in the near future," the
American representative said.
T~e teens who spoke said they
live m the south end of Irvine and
have no transportation to the
north end of town.
They asked for the existing
schedule to be maintained at the .
old teen center site and asked
that transportation, such as the
old summer bus. be provided. With Sparks, Not GI.ow
By ROBERT BARKER
Oltlle D.alty._St.tt
0.11,,..i.t,._....,..
WALKS A.WAY FROM rT
RedrMCltr.._,e
A brand new mo.peel and $100
in cash were stolen from a Mis-
sion Viejo st«e by a burglar who
kicked a hole in the false ceiling
to gain entry.
Orange Counfy sheriff's cl·
ficers said the theft. with a total
value or $.'500. occurred at .John's
Mo-peds, 2SS'71 Jemnimo Road.
after the at.ore had closed tor tbe
njght.
Holbrooke said each side pre.
sented its views "frankly and
dlredly in an atmosphere whlch
was conlial and friendly ... Be
said Ule time and place for tbe
next meeting would be de·
termined by agreement through
diplomatic channels.
One teen, Misty Knight. said
there would be "less banging out at markets and shopping cen-
ters" if the teen center was open longer.
• The council took no action on
the teen center budget, but asked
fur more information from staff · members.
STRETCHING A POINT~
With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings, correct stretching
is all-imPOrtant. It is easy to oversttetch as well as understretch.
Our main concern is with understretching. Csrpeting in manv new
hOmes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a Power
stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. after the
carpet is "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can is used to shrink up
the wnnkJes Unbelievable. Isn't it?
At Alden's we take great pride in oorrect installations Stretching is
achteved with stretchers that go wait-to-wall. attended by expenenced
mechanics. trained by us. .
Don't gamble ttie pl'ice of your carpet purchase on a poor lnstallahon.
THERE'S NO GAMBLE jf you bUy from Alden's!
·Sycaniore Hills·-·L·aws1:1it nr,opped
' Byl/\ PPELL ..............
A m millioft la11; uat a1 t
&M ty of Lacuna Beach and
aany teact· dUum has
•ti.andoaed by the plalnttrr,
aaD h)os Verd ... owna ot die 1tr1fe·rtddea Sycamore· Rm
Ci\)' Atty. ~r1e Lotan • d tbursd~ the landowner had tbb ww cti.smi.ssed its appeal of an
Oranae County Superior Court .
d t'l1lon ln favor ot the c1ty.
J..01an uld lhl• means the
pl nhrt by ill own action is Prt·
nnled from brln1ln1 th 1 me
cue back to st1&te or fed ral
court for r trial. toaon said no
reHf>fl wu #iven for the dis· miss I.
Thl' huie sult alleJed the city,
members or the CUy council, the
planning commission, and ac·
tivist.a U\ SllCb Or&an1tatiOJU a!•
the Laauna Greenbelt and
I
vlitace Cacuna· had conspired
thrpugh polllical action and
speeches at public meetinp to
deny lht landowner's right lo de·
velop lhe 522-acre site.
ll was fit'St filed in U.S.
Fe<Seral Court in 1974 but after
lenatt1y. legal ma1'euverlng
there, the court. determined
before federal action could be
taken, the state would have lo
weigh the litigation.
Suit was then brouRl1t in
Orange County Superior Court
and in March 1976. the city won
the USG at t.be trial level. Rancho
Palos Verdes appealed and it
wu this appeal which was
withdrawn.
The suit had been condemned
by council mcrpbers as an at·
tempt at harassment and in·
timidution by the property
owner, a subsidiary of the huge
Great Lakes Curbon Corpora·
ta on.
I .
The council m embers and
others named in the action were
personally named in .the actlon
and could have been subject to a
judgment.
In additiOh to the S37 mlllion
suit, the tity is involved in a
spate of other legal actions with
Rancho Palos Verdes and
NewPort Investments Inc., which
at one time had plans to develop
2,000 townhouses on the vtrcln
rolling land nestled north of El
Toro and Lacuna Canyon Roads.
The property was anne:ited to
the city in 1966 and zoned for re-
s1dential hillside development.
Later, however, with the rise of
the environmental movement,
the Sycamore Hllls property
became known as the ''keystoot)
or the Laguna Greenbelt" and
many persons in Laeuna fought
to keep it undeveloped, or to al·
low as little development as
(See LAWSUIT, Page A!>
Jet Fighter C~ashes' at· ~.ir -Show
----t
··coastal Panel
Eyes Festivals
The Cate or Laguna Beach's
1971 summer art restavals and a
city plnn to alleviate tourist traf· fie woes rests with the South
Kalmbach ..
Disbarred
In State
Coast Regional Coastal zone
Conservatibn Col"flmission meet-
in JC M=· y In ,Huntington Beach.
The eeling begins al 9 a.m. al
Huntington Beach City Hall. but
it is unknown just when during
the day. or evening, the Art
Colony's matters will come up .
At stake are the required
permits allowing Laguna's
artists to erect booths and stalls
at the three llrt shows, .
The Festival of Arts is in line to
receive routine ·administrative
permission for the grounds con·
struction there. how~ver. the ad· SAN FRANf.ISCO <AP > -ministrative act is open to public
tormer Presi<fential attorney challe_pge.
HerbeTt W. Kalmbac,h of Boih th~ Att·A-Fair. which
Newport Beach, promise(! an wants to locate on a lol at Arroyo
ambassadorship in return for Drive and Canyon Acres Drive
a contribution lo Richard Nix()fl's this year. and Sawdust Festival,
re·eleclion campaign, was alone th'e Laguna Canyon Fron·
fotmally suspended from the tage road. require commLSsion
practice of law by the Callfornla permission
Supreme Court today for a three· Additionally. the city has de·
year period retroactive to July 3, veloped a plan for the leasing of a
1914. large parking area in Laguna Ca·
The bri~f order said that nyon and connecting it to Cl\lfttty
'Kalmbach, who was sentenced to with a bus lane. as well as is·
ll six to 18·monlh federal prison suancc of parklng permits to re·
term in June 1~74, could resume sidents in the areas or Woodland,
the practice of law after the three Canyon Acres and Arroyo drives.
years ended if he passes a pro-The city believes the lot in
fessional responsibility examina· Laguna Canyon will head off
tion. motorists approaching town and
The ceurt-pul-Kalmbach on in· by puttlhg them on buses. lhe
terim suspension July 3, 1974 trarr.c in the city center will be
p¢nding further action. • lessened.
A practicing attorney in Residents near the proposed
California for nearly 22 years. lot on Irvine Company land are
~almb~ch was convicted of an opposed.
o ffense invol ving moral Residents in the Arroyo Drive
iurp1t.ude. offering a European area are opposed to localing Art·
ambassadorship to an am-A·Falrthere.
bassador in the West Indies. The opponents have threatened
Kalmbach, now 55, pleaded to tie up the necessary coastal
JUll\y to a charge of soliciting permits by appealing the de-
'3-9""1illion from an illegally or· cision of the regional commission
ganhed campaign committee and thus potentially delaying the
and to a misdemeanor charge of start of the festivals until August.
soliciting a $100,000 contribution This year, the scheduled
In return for promising the am· restival season is from July 15
bassadorship. He began serving through Aug. 28. bis sentence July 1, 1974 .
Jn imposing the suspension, the
court agreed with the recommen·
dntion made by the California
State Bar.
Kalmbach was graduated from
USC and Its law school before be· brJ 1dmlttedlo Ure state bar July
31, 1952. He practiced In Los
Artaele5 and Newport Beach.
Coast
Weather
Considerable low cloudi·
neas ond local fog Satur-
day morning, becoming
m ostly sunny in the art~r·
• noon. Hiahs Saturday
• from mid to upper 60s
near beaches to mid and
upper 70s inland.
IN IDETODAY
On• of Uic bfQflC•t probZ.ms
for, cOcd oTf lovers up ro now
~ beftt noc fO much whnc to
Joolc °' vllne to park For one
MO}or nw..wum . thal pr~
1'ol bttn IOlued. Set Page Cl
o/tlwW~.
l•tlex
Clemente (:op
Douses Blaze
In Jail Cell
A San Clemente police
ser geant rescued a prisoner,
who. police said, set his mattress
afire today in an attempt to kill
himself. Neither Sat. Craig Steckler,
nor the prisoner, Paul Nealis
Clark, 29, was injured.
Police discovered the fire in
the cell while checking a closed·
circuit video monitor. Steckler
ran lo the main cell block, thick
with smoke four feet off the noor,
opened Clark's cell, yanked tUm·
free and u ed a port,abh: fire ext·
inguisheron lhe mattress.
Firemen were called to help
Steckler and other omcers put.
out the fire.
There were no other prisoners
in the jail at the lime.
Clark, ot 118 W. Paseo Del
Cristobal, was taken lo UC Irvine
Medical C nter·s mental ward
for obHrvation.
Police said Clark, who's
worked at odd jobs in San
Clemente, apparently smugaled
mate lnto his :cell, llf'ITt to
everal mattraaes ln t and by
down on one or lbe smoldcrina
bunks.
Two mMths go, pe>lice aid,
Clark attempted t Q han1 hlms\llf
with a piece of blanket.
Junior Olympic f;ttntenders
First ~rader Jay Wormer sw1f!gS ov~r the
obstacle course bars with the greatest or
ease. while second grac.ler Heather Eaton
walks the wooden beam in competition to-
d~y .at Ah.so ~c hool ,in South Laguna.
Jumor Olympics events were staged to
promote athletics skills and
s ports manship.
Wvernnwnt Claims They Died During War
PARIS <AP> -Vietnam. seek·
ing normalization of relations
with the United States, today
handed over the names of 20
more missing Americans it said
had been killed in the Indochina
war.
The disclosure was made an the
second day o{ t.alks betwecnAssl.
Secretary of State Richard
Holbrooke and Deputy Viet·
namese Foreign Minister Phan
Hien on establishment of rela·.
tions.
Holbrookc said the Vietnamese
informed him that the remuins of
the missing men had been found
in Vietnam. tie said the families
of the mtn'on the list "are being
informed by their resplttive
militaryservlces." ~
The names will no\. be an·
nounced until the U.S. Army's
central identification laboratory
in Hawaii confir ms the iden·
tificalions supplied by the Viet·
namese. Holbrooke said. There
was no indication when the
bodies would be flown from Viel·
Gl!owd
Watches·
Tragedy
PARIS <AP> -An American
jet fighter crashed and burned to-
day before thousands or spec·
tators af Le Bourget Airport on
the opening day of the Paris Air
Show.
The pilot. Howard W. "Sam"
Nelson, died en route to the
hospital, officials said. The plane. a Fairchild AlO.
crashed while performing
acrobatic maneuvers. Witnesses
said the antitank attack plane
was coming out of a loop when
the tall and wmgs fell off.
Company officials said Nelson
was director of flight operations
at Fairchild's Haeerstown, Md ..
plant and had logged more than
10,000 hours· flying time, mostly
in jets. His wife, Jackie, was· at
the air show. Fairchild officials said it was .•
the fin crast) for the AlO in its -
fi ve:Yf!ar history. The 53-fool
pfane. whiclrcarrles a 30mm
Galling gun and other arma·
ments, was making its Cirst ap-
pearance at the prestigious air
show. Fairchild describes the plane
as "the only aircraft of its kind in
the world and <:an bring mor e
concentrated firepower ag1linst
heavily armored mobile land
targets than any fighter or attack
plane yet developed ...
The opening·day tragedy was
reminiscent or the fatal crash ol
a Soviet supersonic jetliner at the
opening day ot the 1973 Paris Air
Show: The Tupolt!V'144 slammed
Into the vUlaae of Goussalnville,
killing 13 persons, Injuring 28
others and demolishing a number
of homes.
Residents.of the area asked the
government to ban alr shows, but
the request was turned down.
Nelson had been involved in
testing the AlO aircraft for
several years, according to
Fairchild spokesman Paul
LockwOOd in Germantown, Md.
Lockwood said Nelson had
supervised development or the
plane at Edwards Air Force Base
in California prior lo being
named director or night opera·
lions at the Hagerstown facility
last year.
He served 14 years in the Air
Force and 10 years in the re.
serves, leaving with the rank oC
lieutenant colonel, Lockwood
said.
During' his servic& ereer~
Nelson flew 105 missions in
Korea and won the Distineuisbed
Flying Cross.
BUdget Trimmed
LOSANOELES <AP> -Mayor
Tom Bradley hJS cut $'7'71,289
from the record $1.023 billion
budget passed by the City Coun·
ell.
RECOVERING FROM FALL
8Md Laedet K•nton
Coast Gig
•
By Kenton
Still On
Bae Band music master Stan
Kenton. •ho won f ame at
Bal boa·~ old Renduvous
Ballroom, may return from
Phlladelph1a to Southern
California by August for u series
f-conccrts.
Kenton 65 , has been
hos pitalized for the past two
, weeks. for treatment or injuries
suffered ,when he fell and struck
his head on a sidewalk.
United Press International at
the outset reported Kenton suf.
fcred a stroke. but spokes men for
Kenton ..$ilY this was e.r.roneous
and tba't his problem stemmed
from an accident.
The famed bandleader un-
derwent surgery Lo remove "
blood clot in his brain and is re-
portedly making even better pro-
i:ess now than was anticipale<l
"All the news is good," said a
spokesman for CreC1livc World
Inc .• a Los Angeles public rela-
lions firm whll'h represents the vt.-teran music maker.
Kenton was scheduled to be re-
leased from the antens1vc care
unit of a small s uburban
Philadelphia area hospital today
or Saturday.
.. 11e·s very restless and anx-
ious to get out of the hospital and
back lo has music," the Creativt!
World representative said. "He's
roming along fine."
Kenton and his band arc
scheduled for their traditional
' Orange County high i.chool and
junior college Jazz band clinic
• Aug. 14 through 19 at Orange
Coast College in Costa Mesa.
His trombone specialist, Dick
Shear, is running the show in
Kenton's absence as the band
continues keeping its engage-
ments. The OCC series will be
conducted as scheduled.
Kenton is very likely lo m ake
the yearly talent fl'sllval himself,
but Creative World spokesmen
were cautious about confirming
a personal appearance to con-
duct the clinics ;.ind shows.
, They s:iid that while he spends
so much tim on the road he docs
not maintain a perm anent re·
sidencc. the veteran orchestra
leader considers Southern
California home more than
anywhere else.
From Page Al
VIETS ...
be returnt.'<f along with those of
t"'o other Americans whose re-
turn "as promised the special
com mission President Carter
sent to Hanoa in March
The commission, headed by
labor leader Leonard Wovdcock.
brou~ht back the remains of 11
Americans and was told the Viet·
namese would return the re·
mains of CIA operative Tucker
Guggleman and un unidenlifie<I
B52 crewman shot down during
the Christmas 1972 bombing o!
Hanoi.
Vietnamese officials :ilso pro·
m1sed the commission thcv
would seek information on othe·r
missing Americans.
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Cop11tnuw Unlrled School ot ·
tr1ct tan mcc t''-P\'rt.l are correct.
dlatrict taxpayen may get 11 81·
c:•nl \II.It br-.uk tor the J971·78
1chool year.
"II tht-dl1trict'a uucsaed
voluuUon 1ncreuscs by 23 percent
or more this year and provldlns
~vt!ryth!ni is In occordanco with
our ... umpUona, the diatrict twc
r.ite will go from $4 .9370 for
1976-77 to S4 3184 for next year,"
Sum Chicas, assistant superin·
ten dent for general services, swd
today
Chicas said the tax relief can
be attributed to a lower average
daily attendance tbls year than
projected and to an unexpected
$650.000 collected In taxes.
"Theextra-$6SO,OOO means a lot
of people must have paid up de·
linquent tax bills this year," he
said. "'Ibe Capistrano school dis·
The Lacuna Beach City Coun·
cil has extended a moratonum
trict averages a five percent de-on new building in Arch Beach
llnqueocy in tax collection -the Heicbts for a year pendln1 com-
woratln Orange County." pletlcm of plans for public im-
Chlcaa aaJd the 23 percent In· provements to the hlih-dens1ty.
create tn aase11ed valuation hUl-topcommunity.
represents an average Increase The moratorium Is the latest in
in the Capistrano district over a series which extend back 10
the past five years. years ..
"We won't know this year's in· The~ are between 250 and 300
crease until the county usessor undeveloped bulldlng sites left In
releases the figures after July the Arch Beach Heights tract
1," he said. "Figuring school' originally subdivided In 1911 into
budeets and school taxes is an ex-1777 25-by·lOO root lots.
lremely complex affair. It Planning Director Douglas
doesn't really all come together Schmitz said the year's freeze in
unlll August. buildinl wW allow the city time
"lt'samatteroflimeandpa· to complete a phased
tience. This year's budget is over growth /capital improvement
400 paees Ion.:.'' program for the area.
The $25 million budget for the Principal among the publJc Im·
current year is based on $4.9370 provements is a fire road .£1:9m
tax rate. A preliminary 19'n-78 Arch Beach Heights along a
budget of $29.4 million was based ridge to Top of the World where
on an estimated $4.6072 tax rate, the city maintains a fire staUon.
anticipating a 33-cent tax rate -In additioo to its action Wed ·
decrease. n e s d a y a p p r o v i n g t b e
) moratorium, the Council
Di al A :..I aproved an $8,SM study or the ·sJDissimel.L ~~~~~=ird~!%0~n~~
panded for general public use.
\ The council failed to muster
At Spll.111•0 g Issues the necessary rour·fifths vote
.___,.......,,.,__ '
AP#tl,.11Mle
___ to initiate condemnation aetion
against two Arch Beach lots
sought for a park.
Reflecting
Dismissal of a $37 million s uit
against the city of Laguna Beach .
and man)' of the town's lead!ng
citizens-was done to separate
state and federal issues both or which may now be taken along
their individual paths -back to
the courts.
So said John Pollock. attorney * -* * #'rot11 Page Al (
LAWSUIT •••
possible there.
The city gave final approval
Wednesday to a zoning plan for
the property which would allow
up to 1S6 houses as well as some
recreational uses.
The city has been under court
supervision to bring the zoning of
the property into conformance
with the general plan which
called for the area to be main-
tained principally as open space.
That has now been done.
The City Council's actton was
opposed both by environmental
activists who wanted no residen·
tial development and by pro-
development interests who first
supported up to 2,500 units on the
land, but later said they had no
specific number in mind.
• LB Studems • ~
Prove to be ~
Sexy Shoppers
They·rc doing some sexy shop·
ping at Laguna Beach High
School.
Thursday school district
trustees wanted to know about a
purchase order for $104 -a small
enough amount, but it was the
seller that interested trustees :
Frederick's of Hollywood. ,
Whal could the school district
be buying at the store. which
specializes in scanty. alluring
lingerie, the board members
asked.
Seems the high school
performing arts department
needed eight waist cinchers.
tummy-squeezers to make ac·
tresses' waists smaller for COS·
tumes used in school plays.
Although officials later report·
ed the cinchers were cheapest at
Frederick's, Dr. Robert Sanchls
disttict superintendent, quipped
to the board that "We went to
F rederick's of Hollywood
because Myron's of Laguna was
out of the item."
for Rancho Palos Verdes, owner
of the 533-acre Sycamore Hills
area of Laguna Beach.
The undeveloped land lying
between El Toro and ~una Ca·
nyon Roads has been the topic of
continuing lawsuits and political
action in Laguna Beach.
T his week Rancho Palos
Verdes dismlssed an _appeaLto
the California Fourth District
Court of Appeals i n San
Bernardino from a 1976 decision
in Orange County Superior Court
which ravored the city.
Pollock said the dismissal was
"part of a general program to re-
serve for the federal court all of
the issues which involved federal
claims" and an attempt to "clear
the record."
The attorney said that as
originally presented to federal
court back in 1974, the suit in·
eluded both state and federal is·
sues.
A principal federal Issue was
an allegation that the plaintiff's
civil rights had been violated by
a conspiracy involving tbe city
and 43 leadin1 citizens including
past and present city council
members planning com·
missioners and environmental
a nd political activists.
The federal court then said the
plaintiff should take his ·case to
the state courts and if evidence ol
state discrimination could
then be presented, the federal
coµrt would accept the case
again.
Rancho Palos Verdes took the
suit to Orange County SUperior
Court. but in March of 1976 the
action was dismissed.
Pollock said he agreed with
Laguna Beach City Attorney
George Logan who said the dis·
missal at the appellate court
would prevent the sam e case
from being retried at any state or
federal court.
However, he said he believed
the dismissed case involved
slightly different people and
ca uses ot action so it could still be
taken back to federal court.
He said the company was re-
ady to proceed with another suit
against the city due for trial in
January in Superior Court.
That action charges; 1) breaCb
or contract al(ainst the city for
failing to permit development
at Sycamore Hills, 2) that lheci·
ty has so limited the right ol the
property owner to use the proper·
ty that be is entlUed to compeosa·
tlon and, 3) that the city has in·
dicated by Its actions a "firmde-
termldation and decision to
acquire the pro~rty for public
purposes."
He said separate federal action
could be brought "when. as and if
necessary."
Fro• Page AJ
DIRECTOR SUCCUMBS •••
They were married in 1950
after the birth of thetr son.
Robertino, and were divorced In
1957. During the seven-year mar-
riaee. Miss Bergman starred in
four more Rossellini films al'ld
the couple became parents of
twin daughters, Isabella and ·
Isotta tnirtd.
Among Rosseflinl's other well·
known films were "Paisa," and
"General della Rov~re." which
woo the Golden Uon award ot the
Venice Film F~Uv:il in 1959. The
celebrated ''Rome. Oocn City"
Radio Gear Taken
Marino ra.dlo equtpmtnt
Vi!lued by the victim l $740 has
been 11tolen from a boat moored
ut Dana Point Harbor Onnse County henft's officers said th
thdt was repol'l<'d by boll owntr
John Conrad Mey r, 2.1, or 63S
Baker St., ~ta Mtst. Tho In•
U'ud r broke opon the hatch to
saln \!ntry.
was shot clandestinely in war·
ravaged Italy lli 1Mt.
Rosst-llini '•stormy love attain
kept I01Sipcomnists busy, Bdore
his marrta1e to ln&rid Ber•man
he was Jinktd romantically wltb
the late ltallan actren Anoa
Ma•nliril. . Ills Orst matri8'• lo Matttila
de Marchis wu annulled.
permlltinl him to marry Mi.st
Beraman l n a compUut~ Mill•
a can proicy c rcmony, over the op.
po ltlon of her flr1t tiuaband, Dr .
Peter U nd$t.rom.
The year of hla separatlon
from lnlrid Bergman, 1857, ht'
w 11 lilnun1 In India and met
SOnaU du Cupta, a 1ultry Indian
woman with a tiu1band and two
chlldrtn. She bff ame lila third •
wlf<', allhouah the couple have
been living s~ara&erY ln recent years.
tn his lat r y,111, Ros~llllil
toured Europe Ind the United
State extd\livel1 to lecture and h 1aid, .. atudy... '
..
San Joan OKs
library Site
For Downtown
San Juan Capistrano city coun-
cilmen voted 5-0 Wednesday to
approve a lease agreement with
the Capistrano Unified School
District for a library and park
site in the downtown area.
If approved by school district
trustees, the agreement would
mean the city would lease
Buchheim Field and part or the
Capi~trano Elementary School
property for the cost of maintain-
ing the field as a park.
• The southeast corner of the
school property at El Camino
Real a nd Acjachema Street
would be designated for a new
county branch library.
The county would build and
maintain the library, and the city
would be responsible for grounds
maintenance. said City Manager
James Mocalls.
Buchheim Field, located adja·
cent to Capistrano School, would
continue to be used for UtUe
League and other community ac-
tivities. Upkeep WO\lld cost the
city about $25,000 a year, Moc alls
said. •
Jewels, Gun
-.,f4i. f Taken in 2
SC Burglaries\
Buretars escasith a $500 ruby ring and $1, in watches,
necklaces and rin n separate
San Clemente burglaries report.
edTbursday.
Edward KildulC, 411 Calle Em·
palme, told police someone broke
into his house through a bedroom
window and took the ring with a
dime-sized ruby stone set in a
gold Florentine design.
Mamie Eisenhower is reflected in a Chippendale mirror
she purchased on a shopping trip in Gettysburg. The
80-year-0ld widow of the former president still lives at
her Gettysburg farm. '
Science Lab F11mes : 1
-I
Bring College Suit A(
Saddleback College officials
have filed a $728,000 lawsuit
against the designers and builder
or their science and mathematics
building which has faulty ven-
tilators that are failing to ex-
haust poisonous gases from the
science labs.
The suit, file<! this week, seeks
to recover the $228,000 cost lo cor·
reel the problem plus $.500,000 in
punitive damages and legal fees
and court costs.
Defendants in the suit include
J.B. Allen Company, the
Anaheim contractor for the
building; Donald A. Ramberg
and Robert S. Lowery of the
architectural firm Ramberg and
Lowery. and Robert H. Hippe
and George G. Randell or the
architectural firm of Hippe and
Randell.
Ramberg and Lowery started
work on the building but the firm
was dis.solved before the project
was completed. The work was
finished by Hippe and Randell.
The building, the first p~rma·
· nent structure on the Mission
Viejo campus, was completed in
fall, 1974 at a cost of $3.9 million.
Science faculty members
brought the problem to the atlen·
tlon of trustees last summer.
They said then that many stu·
dents had gone home sick from
breathing the gases and teachers
reportedly had become violently
ill at times.
A college spokesman said no
one has beeri seriously hurt by
the fumes but it is considered a
"potentially dangerous silua·
lion."
When the problem was dis·
covered. he said, classes were
rescheduled to avoid use of some
of the rooms. "There's just no way you can take a chance on
somcthmg like that," he said.
Trustees also hired a consult-
ing engineering firm to define the
problem and needed corrective
measures. ·
That study showed that the ex•
isling vents were not removing
the gases from the science labs •
ll also showed that several of the
exhaust vents were pumping the
gas back into the building's air ·
conditioning syst e m, thus
sprcadi11g the fumes throughout'
the builcling.
The consultant said that the
system which was orlglnally m.
stalled wasn't s ulficient to ban· •
die the load of chemical gas. es t>e..
1
mg emitt.ed and was doing ooty
about 2S percent or the job it.
should have been doing.
Trustees were told that new
laboratory vent hoods, new duct·
mg and fans with increased suc-
tion capability were needed to I
rectify the problem.
Trustees have already
awarded a contract for remodel·
ing and improving the building's
ventilation system. This work ~
expected to begin soon.
Shoplift Sospect
Jailed After Theft
A Dana Point man who al· 1
legedly picked up three shirts
and three pairs of socks and then
ran from a Laguna Hills Mall
store has been jailed on burglary
charges by Orange County
sheriff's omcers.
Deputies said they arrested
Phillip Alan Schryyer, 30, ot
34202 Del Obisoo St .• after be "'8
halted by employes of the
Broadway &tore. The shirts and
socks were valued at $64.SO.
STRETCllilNG A POINT~
With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings, correct stretching
1s all-important. It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch.
Our main concern is with understretchin~. Carpeting In many new
homes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a pOwer
stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes, after the
carpet is "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a watering can Is used to shrink up
the wrinkles Unbelievable isn't 1t?
At Alden's we take great pride. in correct installations. Stretching is
achieved with stretchers that go wall-to-wall. attended by experienced
mechanics. trained by us
Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a poor fnstallatlon.
THERE'S NO GAMBLE if you buy from Alden's!
·DEN'S
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linOleum • woOCI floor
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PARJS fAP,-Vletng,.._.
lg normal iatfon or m.UOU
WliJI U'9 United • at • today
Madtd over th n1ma ol IO more mlssln1 Amt"rt it ~aid
had been killed ill the JndotbJna war. .
'Jbed· I •wa!madelnth
Mcooadayoft 1 bdwttnA.18 Secretary of State JUcbard
Holbroote and Deputy Viet·
·names. Fort-ran Mini ter Phan
Hien on establishment ol rda·
tlon1.
HoUnok Hid tb Vietnamese
lilformed him that the r malris ot
th m1Pln1 meo had been found
In Vietnam. He 11ld the f amllles or the men on lhe ll•t "are being
Informed by tbelr re1pec:tlvo
military 1 rvice.."
The nam~ wlll not be an·
nounced until th U.S. Army's
central tdentlncation laboratory
in Hawall confirms tbe iden·
tlficationa supplied by tho Vie~
.Bar Suspension
For K8lmbach
• SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -California for nearly 22 years,
t P'ormer Presidential attorney Kalmbach w:lS convi~ted or an
Herbert W. Kalmbach of orcense involving moral
J Newport Beach, promised ~n _ turpitude, .ofieting a Europeiln
f ambassadorship in return for ambassadorship to an am·
t ·a qonlribution to Richard Nixon's bassador in the West Indies.
re·election campaign, was Kalmbach. now 55, pleaded
forma.Uy ,suspended from the guilty to a charge of soliciting
practice of law by the California S3.9 million from an illegally or.
Supreme Court today for a three· ganized campaign committee yea_r~riod rctrol!_£tive to July 3, and to a misdemeanor char_g_e of
19'T.,-solicltini a Sl00.000 contribution
· The brief order said that in return for promising the am·
Kalmbach. who was sentenced to bassadorship. He began serving
a six to 18-month federal prison his sentence July l, 1974.
term in June 1974, could resume In imposing the suspension, the
the practice of law after the three court agreed with the recommen-
years ended if he passes a pro-dation made by the California
ro~sional r1;?spons1blhty examina· Slate Bar.
tion. Kalmbach was graduated from
The court put Kalmbach on in· USC and its law school before be·
I terim suspension July 3, 1974 ing admitted to the state bar July
pending further action. 31, 1952. He practiced in Los i A pr'1cticing attorney in AngelesandNewportBeach.
Jecovering Kento_n .
. May Make Area Gig
I
RECOVERING FROM FALL
Band Leader Kenton
Big Band music master Stan
Kenton, who won fame at
Balboa's old Rendezvous
Ballroom. may return from
Philadelphia t o Southern
California by August for a series
of concerts.
Kenton, 65, has been
hospitalized for the past two
weeks for treatment of Injuries
suffered when he fell and struck
his head on a sidewalk.
United Press International at
the oul!et reported Kenton suf·
fered a stroke, but spokesmen for
Kenton say this was erroneous
and that his problem stemmed
from an accident.
The famed bandleader un·
derwent surgery to remove a
blood clot in his brain and is re·
portedly mnking even better pro-
gess now than was anticipated.
"All the news is good,'' said a
<See KENTON, Page A.2)
{&Cret Meet Bill
·-Amendment Sought
• Pullerton Assemblyman
William Dannemeyer has
~mended his bill which would al· 10\V more~ecret sessions of city
cbuncils in an attempt to ward off
the opposition to it led by El Toro
Assemblyman Ron Cordova.
Dannemeyer. a Republican~
was to introduce the amendment
to his controversial bill, AB 1265,
today before a vote could be
t•ken which might repeal the bill
altogether. ·
The bill itself seeks to exempt
local governments from c:omply-
tng with the 5tate's anli·secrtty
laws by allow1ng them to meet in
•ecret 5esslon to discuss appoint·
menl! to advisory boords and
com missions
By STEVE MITCHELL
-OH• Dally """St.tit
• Northbound Newport
,..tevard \n Costa Mesa is not
~actly a Stenlc wonderland.
'"' The tt le-maintain d roadway nna put unkempt fields,
i rambttng parking lots, aban· •ect hemburger stands and '.lie Hocwcr'a print inc shop on 1ts
wq to the ftt"9'ay entrance In ~M~. ... eral weeks 1l,lo. Hoover d•
i be'd do his bit to ilhJll'O'N
by lindsc,apl_., • foar.fitlt
b)'.4D-fo0t .. ~ la
oOm IMlllD111.
Dannemeyer said his amend·
ment would require a public
nearing before a city or county
could hlre anyone it had in·
terviewed in closed session.
The bill passed the Assembly
in its original foTm last week, but-
Cordova and fellow Democrat
Bruce Young o( Cerritos filed for
reconsideration of the bill.
The two Democrats s aid they
were confident a aecond vote
would reverse the first.
Cordova said he JS opposed to
the bill because it would reverse
amendments to the state's anU·
secrecy law, the Ralph M. Brown
Act, that the Legislature passed
just two years ago.
The weed-choked sUip of land
fronting hi• 1tore at 2324 NeWPQrt
13lvd. had Jong needed a facclllt·
ing, so Hoover went out and
bought $40 worth of dirt and spent
about ~on plants.
But wh le be wu in the procou
of spruc~1Up the parkWay, d
official of the st.ate Depattment
of Tranaportation (CalTran•>
stopped ~T. ll be had-• pennlt to tile ArtP.
The only pro lem. Hoover ~II &Ht..,.._ .. doetn't
.... piftnb to prl'iat• dUaeaa.
.. You1l .bave.,~ •« •'lroa dte cit)'," tM can'ram omdel
namtse, HolbroOlce aald. TheN wu no lndlcaUon when the
bcidles would bt Oown from Vlet.· nam.
Holbrooke aald he ~xpressed
his appreclatlon to Hien Cor Viet•
natn's "positive action" in sup.
plyin& the new names.
The United Si.tes has de·
m anded Vietnamese help in ac·
counUn1 for more than '100.
Americans still listed as missing
in action in the-war as a condition
Gray Guck Staim Skies .
By ARTHUR ll. VINSEL CM lllt O.tly ,., ... St'"
"Look!" .
"Up in the sky. . .is it a bird ..• is it a plane ... ?"
Heck no. Dummies; at this time of the year It' the Juno ...
gloom, nemesis or beachcoers who tum up too early at
Orange Coast strands between mid-May to about the end of
July, expecllng sun tans.
-THE GRAY AERIAL guck sprinkles all oveT your
brand-new car, too, or the older one you just pald $3.:M> to
have washed. -And it fouls up the decking you stained $aturday, hop.-
ing it would be dry for a Sunday afternoon barbecue for
friends and relatives.
-AND JUST WHEN you get home !tom work to go put-
ter in the garden, it scoots in from the Southwest like a jug-
gernaut out or last November, wetting down your sum·
mertimemood. '
-And who cares?
Not the we a therm en. • "We don't concern ourselves as much with lhe COPdition
as the factors that cause that condition!." declares KABC
Channel 7 weatherman Dr. George Fischbeck.
"We've got a Catalina Eddy out there that should be
gelling stronger,·· he predicted.
woUJd seek tntocmatlan ca other
m~Americans.
ltolbrOoke and Bien, wbo met
for 3\.<a h()\ll'S THurSday at the
U.S. Embassy and again for 3~
bours today. also acreed to meet
a1alo "in the near future," the
American representaUve said.
Holbrooke said each sldo pre-
sented its views "frankly and
direcUy in an atr:nosphere which
was cordial and· Criendly.''
PARIS (AP> -An American pearance at the prestigious air
jet fighter crasbed and bu med to-show. . day before thousands of spec· Fairchild describes the plane
t atore pt Le Bourget Airport on as •'the only aircraft of its kind in
the opening day of the Paris Air the world and can bring more.
Show. concentrated firepower against
The pilot. Howard W. "'Sam.. beavlly armored mobile land
Nelson. dietl en route to the targets than any fighter or attack
hospltal,.officlalssal4. plane yet developed:·· ·
The plane, a Fairchlld AlO, The opening-day trafedy was
crashed -whUe verformint reminiscent of the fata crash of
-acrobatic..maneuvers. Witnesses -n SovielsupetSOllic jeilin.er a1 the said the anUtanlt attack plane opening day of the 1973 Paris ~r
was comini out of a loop when Show. The.Tupolev 144 slammed
the tall and wings fell of(, into the village of Goussainville,
Company officials said Nelson killing 13 persons, injuring 28
was director or flight operations others and demolishing a number
at Fairchild's Hagerstown. Md., ofhomes.
plant and ha~ togged more than Residents of the area asked the
10,000 hours' nying Ume, mostly government to ban air shows, but
in jets. ti.is wife, Jackie, was at the request was turned down.
the airshow. Nelson had been involved in
Fairchild officials said it was testing the AlO aircraft for
the first crash Cor the A10 in Its several year s, according to
five-year history. The 53-foot Fairchild spokesman Paul
plane whlch carries a 30mm Lockwood in Germantown, Md. GaUl~g JUA atld other arma· In addition to his widow,
ment&, was making its first ap· Nelson leaves five children .
WASHINGTON (AP) -AU!Ul·
tis may not be the only lost conti·
nent. Scientists say there could
have been another in the Pacific
Oc.-an. and that U.s breakup may
have created several major
mountain ranees, including the
Rockies and the Andes.
The new lost continent is
• dubbed Pacifica. Its Atlantic
Ocean counterpart, Atlantis, was
described by the Greek
philoso}>her Plato as west of
Gibraltar. There is no remaining
direct evidence that either conti·
nent existed.
..
But Amos Nur, a Stanford
University geophysicist, said to·
day that there is indirect
evidence that a continent slightly
smaller than Australia began
breaking up about 200 million
years ago and that major frag-
ments l)ecame embedded in
other continental masses about
80 million years later after fan·
nlng out over the Pacific.
Nur told the annual meeting of
the American Geophysical Union
that the Pacifica fragments
c9uld have created the great
mountain ranges bordering the
Pacific Ocean when they
slammed into North and South
America, Alaska. northeastern
Russia, Japan and East Asia. ·
Nur said in an interview that
the Pacifica theory he proposed
with Dr. Zvl Ben Avraham of the
Israel Oceanographic Institute is
a radical departure from other
explanations of Pacific·
bordering mountain groups.
More conventional theories for
the mountains are that Jhey arc
disturbances in the earth ·s crust
caused by local underaround
rocky plates pushing together or
by volcanic activity.
Oonap..-p~ Oompa-pa
A <very) loose-knit group ot tuba players
wiU perform in at ttday's Fi•h Pi'y pacad~
in Costa ~Iesa aft.et only two practice
!-.essions. The Luba ensemble as yet un-
nam('Cf includes <from lett, standing) Steph~n· Wall. Orange Coust College~ Erie
Ye tlt-r. Costa Ml'sa High: Bill Bradbury.
Bid.bor. Boukvard
H you're thmking about cru1s-
ing Harbor 8oulevard in Costa
.M e!a 9-.rtllfda~ morniftl:, th1~
agmn
Pohcl' will tlosl• off Harbor
from Fuir Dt·l\•e to Newport
32nd ·Fish Fry
Opeo8 _T.enight
At Lions Park
The 32nd annual Fi6h Fry aod
C a r n i v a I g et s u 1ut e r "# a,y
tonight at Lions Park, sponsored
by the Costa es11-Newport
Boulevard beainn,inf <rt IO a.m.
for the l.\\lo·mil~ Costa Mesa.
Newport flatbor U6n's Club F.is.h Fry parade.
southbound traffic w11,1 be
diverted ease on Fair Drive ~
Fair view ltoad, th.en south to
Ne wport Boule9ard, according l<>
Sgt. Clifford Mc.Bci~.
A 11 sid'e streets alont file parade route on Barbor-win' be
closed· durtng Che parad~. and
witt l'e-open about!~:30t1r1p.m.
Anaheim Aveuae ad lttb.
Street witl allso b-e dosed,
McBride said. The parade will
step off at J.0:30 a.m. at the.
Hl'raer ~hoppin,I' Ceater,
naatCltift8: ~n Jfarber aad t~ing right on 19th Street.
The bands, horses and Ooat5
will then llttl kfl on Anah "' A ve1uu!·to Li~· .P.-k.
Beaeh-bound motorists are
urged to use talewport Bolllcvard
Saturday monaing.
s.,.kesma fir a-aa.. 9'dl
Inc.., a 1-A a·rr·u '·r-..
t toas f 11'11t ftllUfids ..
v eler an tmlilitiiultlir. Kentoa wa Ult u t ,., W-k,...
l eaed '""" tM •eoN-e an. unit or a small Pbwrua
Philadelphia un bos:pilal today
or 5aturd2y,
'·He's YC!I)' res{Jess ud -.x·
10 11.<1 lo"" d t.M ~i1af .-1
back to tr» musit.-·tbe Cl'~e
World r~"c said. '"Ul!'1
~Ofll Ing alcJlll e.." Ken tea aad. hJ.s. baad a+e
~~heduW tor vatw•:at
Orang(!'. o..ty aqJa. .aoal. alllll
juoior ca&t.e Juz bad dllic
Aug. lf """'°6 U at Oalile ,
Corast = 1D Cblta.J(eu.. His . De ~ lJiek
Shear, ta ftir:IDiDC the I.bow In
Kenton'• •tl"C.e • the baDd
c;ontlnue. ~ its eaigqe.
men ta.
Kenton i. ,.~, tik~y lo make
the yearly tutcnt festival himself.
but Cr~ative Werld •~n
were caati-about emfirming
a personal a~aooe to t'lOn-
duct the chnia and shows.
Harbor L nsCI .Linn Clubot~
ficials hope to rai 1190,0IO d•r·
mg the threc-dt1) cvMt for youth
oq~anizat1ons and ::.erv1cc groups
m ~ county Events sdleduled
for thi!9 ev~ incl.te : s:ae
p m. Fish Dlnners served at S3
per roeal g p.m. Car1nval r:icles
and booths open 7.30 p.M .
NewporL Jazz Ensemble 8:30
p.m. Present.alton t>y Edwards
Air Force Base
9.\TURDAY,J NE4
H') a.ei. qarnival Ridff and ex-
hi~'ts open
Galleey 'Insurance
Urged in Newport
W:ao 11.m. Paraodto bei;:ins at
Harbor Shopping CeAter Wld tn-
<'l~s ~ fk>e&ls, 40 t"q'\.lesll'\an
grottJ)s. Gr~ Marflhal <Hor~e
1-'iscbli>eck. J6 hi~h Mhoot bM!ds.
L2 noon F1 h dtftn~rs served
12: 1S p>.m. Aw•rds lo pvude
wiAMfS
3 p,m. Dra..,u1g Jo1' 1177 Ford
Pi..CO. tl<>tin pri1,es
4:1$ ,.m. Oorotl\y l o Dancers
perfonn
6 p.m. Second drtrN,..g '°" u:r
7 p.m. All-Am~ri ca.n oys
Chorus Pf'tfOflms
8 p.m Thrrd dra'Nan~ ro~ car
'Jlamder' Hit
SAN DIEGO fAP> San Die~o
County Sopt>t\lsors we're blamed
b y the el'arid Jtlf1 Thursday for
··a series or bll.ltlders" over the
apJ)(1fntmmt of Victor Nieto as
head Of ~ MW olht of Equat
OpportW'Uty Man~tmertt. 1Jwn
supervtsol's ttted t.o tire him
becauAe women's groops com-
plalne! a woman was first and
Ni~olhlrdinqualrylne tests.
OftANOI eo.tT
DAll Y PU.OT
N SWJ)Ort. lhwacll awl g.a.llcrt
own~ ~ Spiit'~tfs dio'esn''t
want to get invol ved in city
polities. but she 'chure Jij(e to we
the city t()t1*1! gr'Jlnl put fl(
Arts Comptission's S23,SOQ
budget request.
Mies SJjr,lQs:s is bactilili
Sl.500 contained in that budjel
wb trelelt pr~lcle ai ceinrpf'ete
cot'~r.awe. pohcy fot'the
c1t1-r• art ilJal~ry a( dty fll!R.
Her initMll in OW.~t ttenn
from a.e fad lttt sll~b tr)'fng &o
get the <.1ty to pey a $400 tos11
cl ai• for a work from Mr
galtery t wa,, dama1~ While
on dJspiay in the city gallery.
Apparently neither Miss
Sprntas nor .Arts C.O..nti on
members were aware that the
cily's insuranc;e featured a $1,000
d~ucti•le cbu~ when she
agreed to~ a~~._
play of photographs from her
galler y M.1336 ViaJMo.
when tile strilll eoldiDc • piitce
entitled "Land Site Construc·
ticio' • by Laurie Brown broke, the
framed .an •ject uulled to t.M
marble f190r.• Tlae abatt.we.t
frame ..... ._qe.t the pbqeo-
g r aph beyond repair, Miss
Spiritus claims.
But when she asked the city to
rEllmblS'lle ~I• tbe damaca.
she f~ Giit 9boat the dedlld.t·
ble and the cily council r~
her claim
She says she 1s laking the city
lo small claims court to get her
~. but. ebe s~ mh• thinka tt .
weuld •a toc.t idea fw ~
cilmen to ••r•H that '1.SCWHn-
s1trance t.lloc11tloo tH> futm'e artists woa't face tae • ._..pro.
bi.m.
"IC I'd k..,. abcmt ibe ilt-
stC,noe. I~ M Jt.awe ..._
the dt pi.,.:• .. ni4.
Jter I l'uM4!tlt ..... 1f0ictd
last month by arts commission
Cbainnan Jacqueline Kilbourne
w•o told CHl.ai..._ Ute_. tn·
stranqe Jdirf ..W ~..a.d •
to enable the commission to get
tbt S:l9'e ~ Q of dilp&Qs
as it ha in the past.
~<AP> -AA at, tempt to override Gov. Edmund
Brown Jr.'• death penalty veto is
kl trouble in the Assembly
ffCIU... IOllle ~ ..
they milll*~ .. aeelMm..
ethe.-. .....
The lateat Aasoclated Preu pol9r ...... ~ ... Tb~lllowllll-..,..itJ' su~.._..._._.f6tllle
two-thirds majority of Sf tbet
wi• ....... lllJW& au ii•
veta.
f'Wfeglll lln .... wc.tfir
the caJ>.!tal ~ Wll!!l'9
,undllridld OD•091en'Ne, as 1ras
one opp•eat.. ~ 4-at peaJly~~-Ay
ho..-......... ~ ASMldly __ ...,, .... tJM,
would vote to SU$tain the veto.
Jl'or most or tfle undecided .._, '••~ill••.-• ....Uon flf>tudltrr ............. .ie-
•• lb•flf ... tl .. ld a.~-llJr-...,aDltor .., ...... .......,....._the .... ••,ar.
....... k ... 11 ...... to
MwGw. a...a,,,w....-y
, • e u.-.&. Di JalS and
ftfb1• bis Yfto, ~~ Aid As-__..,iw Bnlce Jraa k CR·
0.-..,.).
AD AP SUrYC'J' tll ta. smate
Q1"1ier ill t.llle ,._. .-.ed .... HOOVER FINDaN£\VPORT BLVD. TOU~ ROAD TO HOE · ·
simils nRlb -n c. •.-er-
ride. • oppa1• _. ... •~o
...... ~ 1l1dltll•d1d
seat._ at, Aect T_. 91ran.-,. ..... , Pou• .
1
••
...... '1Cllr Hu.
... p.,,.. Pllflfe A,l
A ·~ mailri&.J' -27 :--::a:::=::~~ BEAUTY STAJ,l,ED. • t
....._Tlte .. ~,....lhe
SmlCsa»ailll,_. 4 hly
••T1tere•5 DO ~'!~~ anolber eumpleol buagDnc.-neianpiid.
• •
pearuceoltbecity. ·•rm sure we ~an worlc
something out..·· s.,.n. 'l'beSmllte .. f J I t , an
.. urlde ftnt, bat. 91> tbt.e has
beeaML
And that would be just rme _.
l;Je said ~would be drivi~ out
to see the results ol Hoover's hoe-
ing, adding ... We're really con.
"t.>t'ned with impr0\1lng the ap-
withJimHoov~. ,
He's stilt got ~mt" m ore ., •
ground cover und fl<*l'ers to put .
in.
Tbe AHembfy's top lwo
Bepublicm leaden, P Priolo
ot M aliba and Earnae a. · or
RosevfDe. said 'l1tllnda, they
doubted the lttgislatrm.! would
ovel"{ide the veto. Director Be&d ..
Brown. wbo stood ba pntest
011ulde San Qonlha • • I as
cUmber durinC Califonia's last
eseeidan ID 1917, his
loa~-ltandiq promt. fll a •eto
1aat Friday. boars aft.« die bill
b7 Sen. Gecqe I>eutmej.Ua ( R·
Lone Beach>. won kaate
pauage.
BoaeUini Film Pi.oneer
Balboa Group
ROME <AP> -Roberto
Rossellini, a pioneermc film
direc&.or whale romance,, m•·
riap md dWol!ce from Swedish
actress TngrTcr lfergman w<m
worldwide attention, died today
at ru s llome of an apparent heart
auact. He was 7L acme:rnm had remrned home
only a few days ago from the
Cannes Film Festival, where he r•ects New ser ved as chief or the jury. £dj Frieodasaidbesuddenly beQame
ill aL his Rome ap&rtmeol today
aod died a short time lat.er. Officer Slate Beit-kAOWD for; such illms as "Rome, Open City•• and t.he
A_. abte of offtcen bas been Bereman-starrinc ''SU:omboH, • •
announced by the B alboa Rosseliai was a founder al &be
Peaillinla Point Associ atlon. neWeanatie. film movement that
Preai*nt kae A. Ewing will grew iadtaly ia.the 19'08..
head the group fortbenext year . ms highly publiciuc{ romance
BesHet Ewb)c, tbe iacumbent . with Miss Be.rpian began OD the
c:anctid&e for pnskleut, mem-set of "Stromboli," a portrait. ol
bef'I elected Ted Olart~. •ice lifeinJ)oQwaritaly.
prestd•nl: Glady• Alle n , They were anarried in 1950
...............
SUCCUMBS IN ROME • ~
Director Ro ... ltlnl • '
secretary; .Janet Smith, snem· art.er tha birth oC their son.
bership ch al rm an; Har ry Robertino, and were divorced.in ravagedltalyinl944. i• Kam.~b. community liaison 1957. ~theseven-)lear m~-Rosidlinl"sstormyloveactai~.
ehairman; lJLU Gurr, boat r iage,.llis$ Bergman.starred.U'\ keptgcalpcomnistsbusy.Betore
launching ramp chairman ; four more Rossellini films and his marriage to h&rid Bt'l'iman
Slluoa Fairborn, publicity the ~ became parents of he was linked romantically with
daainaat: Aileen Schrader, twin daU4Jbters. Isabella and the late Italian actress Apna
police u• flre department lsott.alnpid. AiaJnanl.
s ervices chairman; Shirley Among ltosaellini'• other well· His first mania•e to Marcetta
MOC>l'e, meml>er-at-large de-known films were "Paisa;· and de Marchis was a nnulled,. :
lee*., ad.leu Gates, acu.ltles "General della Rovere, .. whlcb permittin6t him to marry Miss :
et.an:aan. won the Golden LioQ.award of the Bereman in a complicated Me~
The homeownen ~ialion Venice Film Festt.al ia 195&. The I.tan Pr'MY ceremony over the op.
meets tbe MCOad Thursday of celebrated "Rome. Open City.. position of her first husband, Dr. • ~e~a~ch~~n=toe~1~th~·------------------.:w~a=s:__:.s~ho~t~cl~an::.:.::.des==t=ine=:ily'--'i~n_w.:.=a~r· __ ~P~e~lc_r __ tJnds~t~ro~m=-----~-----
STRETCHING A POINT~
With the innovation of n9W t<inds of~ badcings, COtTect stretching
ia al~t It is easy to overstretctt,as well as ~nderstretch.
Our main concem ls with understretc:Nn~ carpetin~ In many new
homes end even in Whole tracts flaw been installed without a power
stretct>er being unloaded from the truck. In aome of these homes. after the
carpet is "stoPP0d" in wtth a knee tacker. a waterilt9 can 15 used to shnnk up
the wrrnkles. UnbehavatMe. 1sn t it?
VietnaDl Releases 20 NaDles of
• PARJS (AP' -Vi HM, It·
IN DOrmllii t or relations
wltll 1J led St tn, \Oday
laaadtd O\cr Dim 1 ol IO more Americans lt 1 d
bid 1D lb lndothlna war.
l'bedlsebUtt was made in th
Mrioddayoftal between Asst .
Suretar1 of State Richard
Helbroote and Deputy Viet·
aamcse foreign Mutlster Pban
HI n oo tabllahment ot rela· Uoau.
Holbrook• Hid th Vietnamese
lnrorm~ him thal the remain.a of
the mlsatn1 men had been found
ln Vltt.nam. llt uld the families
o! the men on the list "•re beini
lnlormed by their respective military services.••
Tbe names will not be an·
nounced untll the U.S. Army's
central idenUficaUon lnboratory
in HawaU confirms the Iden·
llficatlons-supplied by the Viet-
namese, Holbrooke said. There
was no Indication when the
bodies would be nown from Viet·
nam.
Holbrooke said he express~
his appreciation to Hien tor Viet·
nam's "posltlve action" in sup·
plying the new names.
The Unit~ States bas de-
manded Vietnamese help in ac·
counttn1 for more than 700.
Americans stnrlisted as missing
in acUon in the war as a condiUon tor establiahirig diplomatic rela-
tions.
Hien told reporters Hanoi's
submission of tho new list "de·
monstrated our good will and
serious attitui!e" in the negotia·
lions.
Holbrooke said Hien told him
the remains of the 20 men would
be returned oloni tiittb tbcse of
two other Americans wboff re-
turn was pt0mlsed the pedal
commission Pl'eslt\ent Cart r
sent to Hanoi in Marcb.
The commission, headed by
labor leader Leonard Woodcock,
brought back the remains ot 11
Americans and was told the Viet·
namese would return the re-
mains of CIA operative Tucker
Gu11leman and an unidentified
852 crewtnan shot down du.ring
the Christmas 19'12 bomblna of
Hanal. Vietnamese officials also pro-
m ised the commission they
would seclt information on oOier
missin& Americans.
Holbtooke and Hie~ who met
for 3~ hours Thursday at the
U.S. Embassy and qato for 3~
hours today, also •ll'ffd to meet
<See VIETS, Pa1e A2)
~Jet Fighter Crashes at Air ·ShQw
. .
~Daree-gear Period .
··--Bar Suspension
For Kalmbach
SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -
Former Presidential attorney
Herbert w.· Kalmbach of
Newport Beach. promised an
ambassadorship in return for
a contribution to Richard Nixon's
re-election campaign, was
formally suspended from the
practice of law by the California
Supreme Court today for a three-
year period retroactive to July 3,
197'.
The brief order said that
Kalmbach. who was sentenced to
a six to 18·month federal prison
~erm in June 1974, could resume
he practice of law after the three
ears erttled if he passes a pro-
fessional responsibility examina-
tion.
• The court put Kalmbach on in-
tel'lm suspension July 3, 1974
bending further action.
A practicing attorney in
allfornia for nearly 22 years,
Kalmbach was convicted or an
offense involving moral
furpilude. offering a European
ambassadorship to an am·
bassador in the West lndies.
Kalmbach. now SS, pleaded
fiuilty to a charge of soliciting
Senate Backs
'Adult' Jail
For Youths
SACRAMENTO <AP> -A bill
attowing some 16-and 17-year
olds to be imprisoned with adults
has cleared the stale Senate
despite complaints that it was
"inhumane."
"I think it's wrong to take a re-
latively young boy and throw him
into a situation where he is going
to be subject to homosexual as-
sault," said Sen. Bob Wilson.
<D-La Mesa >.
"I think it's humane." The bill
b y Sen. Omer Rains, CD·
Ventura>. deals with 16·year and
17·year olds who can be tried as
adults under a juvenile court re-
(orm bill passed I ast year.
Supporters or the Rains pro-
posal said some juveniles are too
tough to be improsoned with
other minor.s, and said that
juveniles tried and convicted as
adults should be confined with
adults.
"What this bill recognizes Is
that among these minors there
are a few that are dangerous to
other minors.·· said Sen. Dennis
Carpenter. <R-Newport Beacb).
The bill was sent to the As·
1em bly on a 24-6 vote Thursday.
JUsSB35S.
$3.9 million from "an illegally or-
ganized campaign committee
and to a misdemeanor charge of
soliciting a $100,000 confribution
in return for promising the am·
bassa~orstup. He began serving
his sentence July 1. 1974.
In imposing the suspension, the
court agreed with the recommen-
dation made by the California
State Bar.
Kalmbach was graduated from use and its law school before be·
ing admitted to the state bar July
31, 1952. He practiced in Los
Angeles and Newport Beach.
Gas Fumes
Bring Suit
By College
Saddleback College oHicials
have filed a $728,000 lawsuit
against lhe designers and builder
of their science and mathematics
building which has faulty ven-
tilators that are failing to ex-
haust poisonous gases from the
science labs.
The suit, filed this week. seeks
to recover the $228,000 cost to cor-
rect the problem plus $.500,000 in
punitive damages and legal fees
and court costs. ~
Defendants in tfie suit include
J .B. Allen Company, the
Anaheim contractor for the
building; Dol}ald A. Ramberg
and Robert S. Lowery or the
architectural firm Ramberg and
Lowery. and Robert H. Hippe
and George G. Randell of the
architectural firm of Hippe and
Randell.
Ramberg and Lowery started
work on the building but the firm
was dissolved before the project
was completed. The work was
finished by Hippe and Randell.
The building, the first perma-
nent structure on the Mission
Viejo campus, was completed in
fall. 1974 at a cost of $3.9 million.
Science faculty members
brought the problem to the atten-
tion of trustees last summer.
They said then that many slu·
dents had gone home sick from
breathing the gases and teachers
reportedly had become violently
ill at times.
A college spokesman said no
one has been seriously hurt by
the !tunes ~ut it is considered a
"potentially dangerous situa-
tion."
When the problem was dis·
covered, he said, classes were
rescheduled to avoid use of some
or the rooms. "There's just no
way you can take a chance on
something like that," he said.
Trustees also hired a consult· ·
Ing engineering firm to define the
problem Md needed corrective
measures.
That study showed that the ex-
isting vents were not removing
the sases from the s_cicnce labs.
ll also showed that several of the
exhaust vent.s were pumpfni the
(See FUMES. Pale Z)
Oonapa-pa, Oompa-pa
A 1 very) loose-knit group of tuba players
will perform in Saturday's Fish Fry parade
in Costa Mesa after only two practice
sessions. The tuba ensemble -as yet un-
named -includes <from left, standing)
Stephen Wall, Orange Coast College; Eric
Yetter, Costa Mesa High; Bill Bradbury,
Edi&Oll High: Charlie Warren, Cal State
Fullerton. Kneeling <from left>, are Dan
Ramos, Cal State Fullerton and Francis Up·
ton Jr., Costa Mesa High. Look for them
Saturday. They·u be somewhere at the end
of the novelty section of the parade. They
think.
Secret Meet Bill
Amendment Saqglit
Fullerton Assemblyman
William Dannemeyer has
amended his bill which would aJ.
low more secret sessions of city
councils id an attempt toward off
the opposition to it led by El Toro
Assemblyman Ron Cordova.
Dannemeyer, a Republican~
was to introduce the amendment
to his controversial bill, AB 1265,
today before· a vole could be
taken which might repeal the blU
altogether.
The bill itself seeks to exempt
local governments from comply-
ing with the state's anti-secrecy
laws by allowing them to meet in
secret session to discuss avpolnt·
ments to advisory boards and
com missions.
ROME CAP> -Roberto
Rossellini, a pioneering film
director whose romance, mar·
riaae and divorce from Swedish
actress Ingrid Bergman won
worldwide atlenUon. died today
at bis borne of an apparent heart
attack. He was '11.
Rossellini had returned bOme
'onJy a Cew days ago rrom the
Cannes Film Festival, where be
served as chief or the jury.
Friend& said 1M auddenly btcame
lU at his Rome apartment tOday.
and died aitic>rt time later.
Best·taibw'n for IQICh nn u
".Rome, Open City ... aftil the
Beramm·it&tttnl "--boll,"
Jlotselllnl was a l•ndft'~C)l the neo~tihstlc fUm inonmeiihh•t
arew m Jt..iytn Ul• 'llD; ':~ .... Hls~t-llllnwo with Mlu an be1an •Ute et DI .. •~lol
life Jn i'7~ cs.DrUer011; ._.. .. ,
Dannemeyer said his amend·
ment would require a public
nearing before a city or county
could hire anyone it had in·
terviewed in closed session.
The bill passed the Asse~bty
in its origjnal form last week, but
Cordova and fellow Democrat
Bruce Young of Cerritos flied for
reconsideration of the bill.
The two Democrats said they
were confident a .second vote
would reverse the first.
Cordova said be is opposed to
the bill because it would reverse
amendments w the state's aoti-
secrecy law, the Ralph .M. Brown
Ac~ that the Legislaturti passed
just two years ago.
Tax Rate Drop
Of 61 cents
·Dile iii CUSD?
If assumptions made by
Capistrano Unified School Dis-
trict fmance experts are correct.,
district taxpayers may get :i 61-
cent tax break for the 1917-78
school year.
"If the district's assessed
valuation increases by 23 percent
or more this year ad providini
everything is in accordance with
our assumptions, the district tax
rate will go from $4.9370 for
1976-tl to $&.3184 for next year,"
Sam Cblcas, assistant s1.1pertn·
teodent for general services, said
today.
Crowd
Watches·
Tragedy
PARIS CAP> -An American
jet fighter crashed and bu med to-
day before thousands of spec-
tatol'S at Le Boorget Atrpori-on
the opening day of the Paris Air
Show.
The pilot, Howard W. "Sam"
Nelson, died en route to the
hospital, officials said.
The plane, a Fairchild AlO,
crashed wbil-e performing
acrobatic maneuvers. Witnesses
said the antitank attack plane
was coming out of a loop when
the tail and wings fell off.
Company officials said Nelson
was director of flight operations
at Fairchild's Hagerstown, Md .•
plant and bad logged more than
10,000 hours· flying time, mostly
in jets. His wife, Jackie, was at
the air show.
Fairchild officials said it was
the first crash for the AlO in its
five-year h istory. The 53-foot
plane. wblcb carries a 30mm
Gatling gun and other arma-
ments, was makinc its first ap.
pearance at the ptesticious air
show.
Fairchild describes the plane
as :•the only aircraft or its kind in
the world and can bring more
concentrated firepower against
lfeavily armored mobile land
targets than any fighter or attack
plane yet de.veloped .. "
The opemni-day tragedy was
reminiscent ol the fatal crash of
a Soviet supersonic jetliner at the
opening day of the 1973 Paris Air
Show. The Tupolev 144 slammed
into the village of Goussainville,
killing 13 persons, lnjurinc 28
others and demolishing a number
of homes.
Residents of the area asked the
government to ban air shows, but
the request was turned down.
Nelson had been involved in
testing the AlO aircraft for
several years, according to
Fairchild spokesman Paul
Lockwood in Germantown, Md.
Lockwood said Nelson bad
supervised development of the!
plane at Edwards Air Force Base
in California prior to being
named director of flight opera-
Uons at the Hagerstown facility
last year.
He served 14 years in the Air
Force and 10 years in the re-
serves. leaving with the r ank of
lieutenant colonel, Lockwood
said.
During bis service career,
Nelson Clew lOS missions in
Korea.
I
·'ltlaly bu• wnucn home thal she '* ....,. well preplftd for tho advanced ~ its SWctyl"I ln the French
~ .... ._ motber said. "She saya the
~L'.'dlm• d the European educational
$J"$'tf9is reaiJy a myth.''
l\tiss Copenhav"r, who won the
grand sweepslukes pri'ze in the Orange
Co•1 academic decalhloa as a Dana Hilla janior. had previously critlcl%ed
A•edc-ao 9Chools* She sUd Uae-y are g~ to student con-
' ent. oot&omean1-cf 1 education. ·
"'f'tl 540' brr 1-ear in Fr.mce has eiYen her a more
posith-e perspective on American education," said Mrs.
Copentmver.
Mi~;:; Copenhaver has also written home that women·s
rights are 20 years behind in France. She's in a good posi·
tion to kJ\OW bow male..female roles have changed in t!iis
l'Ountry .. N~t ralt she'll be a student at that traditionally
male ba! lion DI the lvy Le.ague establishment, Xaie
UniversilJ'. -
* * .. WOJl&"N STUDENTS are coming on strong in the Sad-
d leback Valley Unified School District, too, perhaps
emulating t.he governing board, made up of a3·2female ma-
jority.
A majot'it_r of the Saddleback Vallq bigb school as-
sociated student 60dy officers are young women, and stu-
dent body presidents at both Mission Viejo and El Toro High
Stboolsnexty.ear arefem.ale.
Wmdy Pospichal, Mission's ASB president, will have
justonernan1n her cabinet.
At El Toro. Jackie Morris, ab~female, ran unopposed
for ASB prestdent and polJed 80 percent of the votes.
One El To.rn facult.y member said Miss Morris ran un-
opposed because "nobody in the sc60ol wan(ed to run
against her.·· llfr cabinet is made up of seven women and
three men.
Bdh ~tiss Mt>rris and Miss Pospkhal were president of
lb~r junior classes. Informed sources report the two young
womm are elose friends off campus, leading those close lo
the situation to speculate that next year may see a thaw in
the relationship between the two rival schools. ....
WILUAM THOltl PSON, Mission Viejo trustee on
the Capistrano Unifi.oed school board. said this week he is
very proud or the 80-ipercent support his community gave to
the defeated bond ele'Ction Tuesday.
He said he views the defe"at as a protest against the ris-
ing cost of Jiving.
"People are so ~keptical about additional taxes that
they didn't inform lhemselves on the bond iss ue ...
Thompson said. "Actually. the bond issue would not have
raised taxes one iota."
With the defeat of the school construction bond. the next
step for district trus:tees and administrators is to look al
alternative ways to house the anticipated 50 pe~ent in-
crease in student population expected in the next Cive years.
he said.
"We'll be looking at extended day s~hedulin~. double
sessions and perhaps year-round school, atthough l'm dead
set against that altemati ve personally. ··we·u also be considerln~mc'Ullusual rorms of con·
slruclion. We're going to have to relieve overcrowding, and
that will mean going to open-air classrooms und. perhaps, to
tents."
Dignitaries
To Help Open
'Val.l,ey Days'
Assemblyman Ronald
Cordova, Orange County
Supervisors Thomas Riley and
Ralph Diedrich and Miss Sad·
11leback Vl,\llcy arc expected lo
help Open the first annual Sad-
cllebnck Valley Days tonight at 7
tn Laguna Hills Mall. .
Saddleback Sam a lso is
scheduled to help launch the
community event which is being
<;ponsored by the Saddleback
Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Winners of the chamber's
slogan contest will be announced
during the opening ceremonies.
A carnival and game booths
will open at 5 p.m . today and con·
tinue throughout the weekend
which includes numerous special
events and a "Happy Days
Bash .. dance on Saturday.
ORANGE COAST ss
DAILY PILOT
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FUMES •••
gas back into the building's air
conditioning syste m. thus
spreading the.fumes throughout the building.
The consultant said that the
system which was originally in·
stalled wasn't sufficient Lo han·
die the load of chemical gases be-
ing emitted and was doing only
about 25 percent of tht' job it
should have been doing.
Trustees were told that new
laboratory vent hoods, new duel-
ing and fans with increased suc-
tion capability were needed to
rectify the problem.
Trustees have alteady
awarded a contract for rem??cl-ing and improving the buildirig's
ventilation system. 'this work is
expected to begin soon.
Defendants'
Rights Curbed
In New Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP> -An at·
tempt to override Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. '5 death penalty veto la
ln trouble in the Assembly
be-cause S<>me Republicans say
they might preter to see the issue
on the slate ballot.
The latest Associated Press
poll, conducted Wednesday.and
Thursday, showed death penalty
supporters nine votes short of the
two-thirds majority of 54 they
will need to override Brown's
veto. )-.
RECOVERING FROM FALL
. .Band J.ucttr Kenton
Kenton 'On'
For August •
Coast Concert
Big Band music master Stan
Kenton, who won fame at
Balboa's old Rendezvous
Ballroom. may r eturn from
Philadelphia to Southern
California by August for a series
of concerts.
Kenton. 65, has been
hospitali'ted for the past two
weeks for treatment of injuries
suffered when he fell and struck
bis head on a sidewilk.
United Press International al
the outset reported Kenton suf·
fered a stroke, but spokesmen for
Kenton say this was erroneous
and that his problem stemmed
from an accident.
The famed bandleader un-
derwent surgery to remove a
blood clot in his brain and is re-
portedly making even better pro-
gess now lhan was anticipated.
"All the news is good," said a
s pokesman for Creative World
Inc., a Los Angeles public rela·
tions firm which represents the
veteran musicmaker.
Kenton was scheduled to be re-
leased from the intensive care
unit of a small s uburban
Philadelphia area hospital today
or Saturday.
"He's very restless and anx·
ious to get out of the hospital and
back to his music," the Creative
World representative said. "He's
com ing along Cine."
Kenton and his band aro
scheduled for. their traditional
Orange County high school and
junior college jazz band clinic
Aug. 14 through 19 at Orange
Coast College in Costa Mesa.
His trombone Specialis t, Dick
Shear. Is running the show in
Kenton's absence as the band
contibues keeping its engage-
ments. The OCC series will be
conducted as scheduled.
Kenton is very likely to make
the yearly talent festivid himself,
bul Creative World spokesmen
were cautious about confirming
a personal appearance to con-
duct the clinics and shows.
They said that while be spends
so much tim on the road he does
not maifllajn a permanent re-
sidence. the veteran orchestra
leader considers Soulhern
California home more than
. anywhere else.
.F roa P a ge AJ
VIETS .••
again "in the neat: future, .. the
American representative said.
Holbrooke said each Stde pre.
sented its views "frankly and
direclly in an atmosphere which
was ~ordial und friendly." He
said tht time and place for the
next mreting would be de· terll\in~ by 4&1re~rnent throuah
diplotnntic cJtunnels.
Eight legislators who voted for
tbe capital punishment but were
undecided on an override, as was
one opponent. Another death
peoaltysupport.erdeclined to say
how he would vote. Twenty.three
Assembly members said they
would vote lo sustain th"e veto.
For most ot the undecided
legislators. it was not a question
of whether there should be a de-
ath penalty but of how lt abould
be passed -by veto override or
by a ballot initU.ative during the
1978 election year.
'11t would be interesting lo
have Gov. Brown ao before every
audience the next 1 \ii years and
explain his veto." said As·
semblyman Bruce Nestande <R·
Orange).
An AP survey of the Senate
earlier in the w~ek !th"Owed-
similar results -21 for an over-
ride, 10 opposed, and nine who
said they-were undecided or did
not wanttocommit themselves.
Together, the results cast
doubt on the likelihood of an
override. which only a few days
ago was considered a good bet to
pass.
A two-thirds majority -27
votes in the Senate, 54 In the As·
sembly -la needed to override a
vet.e. The bill ihitially pa,ssed the
Senate 29·10 and the Assembly
54·23. The Senate wlll consider an
overriae -first, but no date has
been set.
The Anembly's top two
Republican leaders, Paul Priolo
of Malibu and Eugene Chappie-Of
Roseville, said 1'.bursday they
doubted the legislature would
-override the veto ..
Brown, who stood ln protest
outside San Quentin's gas
chamber during California's last
execution in 1967, fulfilled his
long-standing promise of a veto
last Friday, hours alter the bill
by Sen. George Deukmejian <R·
Long Beach>. wpn Senate,
passage. t
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F1red Nurse
Gets Revenge
VAN NUYS (APJ -A 40·year·
old head nurse at Valley
Presbyterian .Hospital has been
seriously injured after being run
over in the hospital parking lot
by an employe she had just fired.
police said.
Gail Williamson was struck
Thursday after she and another
woman had walked to the lot with
the employe, Atractiva Pineda,
S8, police said. They said Mlss
Pineda. a ~ational nurse, had
been fired for unsatisfactory work.
Miss Pineda was booked for in·
vesligalton o( assault with intent
to commit murder.
Cat«!h tlae Cmaet
This is an artist's concept of a unique propulsion system
now under study for possible use bv NASA in a ren-
dezvous with Halley's Comet when °it returns in 1986.
The system would power a spacecr aft that could
transmit pfctures of the comet to Earth. . .
Musezim in Viejo
To B~Dedicated
A "mini·museum" featuring a
whale's skull believed to be three
million years old will be dedicat-
ed at 10 a.m. Saturday in the park
at La Paz and Chrisantu. Mission •
Viejo. '
The small museum. which
features exhibits of the area's
paleontologiCJll past._ and the de-
dic ation are being sponsored by
the Mission Viejo Cultural and
Heritage Committee.
Committee members started a
fund -raising campaign for the
preservation and display of
.Sossits found in the community
after the skull. believed to be
Pancakes Go
On GriddJ,e at
7 a.m. Sunday
Th~ California Department of
Forestry /Orange County Fire
Department Benevolent Fund
Associatio11's annual pancake
breakfast will begin at 7 a.m
Sunday.
Breakfast will be served until 1
p. m. on the parking lot at Laguna
Hills Mall. Tickets may be
purchased for Slat the breakfast
or any fire station.
Emergency equipment used by
the firemen will .. be on display
during the breakfast. Smokey
Bear also Is expected to be
ov ail able to talk to youngsters
Proceeds from the breakfast
will be used to give immediate
financial assistance to the
families of firefighters who are
injured or killed in the line of
duty.
To ro Garage Hit
Tools. bowling balls and other
mechanical equipment were
stolen from the garage of an El
Toro home while the family was
absent from the premises.
Orange County sheriff's of·
ficers said the theft was reported
by carpenter David Richard
Banning, 27, of 24312 Fordview
Drive. The total loss was valued
al S.595
from a Right Whale which was
originally about JO feet long, was
discovered in one of Mission Vie-
jo 's constructmn sites last spr-
ing.
The outdoor exhibit is ex.peeled
to add to the educational pro-
grams presented on the area's
prehistoric past by volunteer do-
cents in the Saddleback Valley
Unified School District.
·During t h e dedication
ceremony. Dr. Lawrence
Barnes curator of vertebrate .
paleontology at the Los Angeles ..
Museum of Natural History, will --
speak on the significance of
fossils in the Saddleback Valley.
Other guests expected to at-
tend the ci:remony are Carol
Stadum of the Natural History
Foundalion; Paul and Roberta
Kirkland, wbo removed the
sandstone matrix from around
the skull of the whale fossil; As·
semblyman Ron Cordova; Dr
John Minch, instructor of
geology at Saddleback College.
and Rebecca Berge, founder Qf
the school district ·s docent pro·
gram.
Bus Hijacked
For6Blocks
LOS ANGELES <AP) -A
bearded hijacker took a six-block
ride in a Hollywood bus after
forcing the driver at gunpoint to
gel off. police say.
The only passenger on lhe bus
Thursday was an elderly woman
who started screaming when she
saw the giln, the bus driver said.
The hijacker allowed her to get
off. said the driver, who got out
himself afier riding a while
longer.
Police found the bus, but no hi-
jacker.
Drought 'Moving'
WASIDNGTON <AP> -The
U.S. Geological Survey says the
drought is moving east. The
USGS reported Thw::;day that
water flow in rivers and streams
was below normal last month in
60 percent orthe country.
STRETCHING A POINT-
With the innovation of new kinds of carpet backings. correct stretching
is all-important It is easy to overstretch as well as understretch . ,
Our main concern 1s with understretching. Carpeting in many new
homes and even in whole tracts have been installed without a power
stretcher being unloaded from the truck. In some of these homes. after the
carpet is "slopped" in with a knee kicker. a ~tering can is used to shrink uo
the wrinkles. Unbelievable. isn 't it?
At Alden ·s we take great pnde In correct installations. Stretching 1s
achieved with stretchers that go wall-to-wall. attended by experienced
mechanics. trained by us.
Don't gamble the price of your carpet purchase on a poor Installation.
:fHEAE'S NO GAMBLE if you buy from Alden's!
1 IUCll GVOD8 ITI POWllOH AS IN Uae '*l iDt_...
al UM natkJD. TM lll'e8cta ol 'f'i.,..b ..no.; one that Ml"'
pneMenta baft--1 to.._., ad ooethat~ the Pad dlalnual~~tonanft. la~ m1u.n tbero II no~•t that~
be• OaUlr or Of more coa:leQoellff to the aatloa'a 2l$ m1Ulcn ~· NoWQ 1 ... tbaa tM fuhn al the eattn ~ ~~.pl'Oftta, foocl -lltnvol•
Crttla ol me« tbe otbtr ,....U1 Polnt to blltory u
pnottbat t.belr PQl'Jtlon ts corntt. ODe or tM otblr m.tcbt be rtaht. bull UM et~~ 10 f\l:IWS by •"eta that the
~.,CID. ~· . , .
AJl'l'IRJ& r. llUllNS, awaJIAN of tbe Pederat Reael'Ve Board. la
vined by llldm1ren M an abnolt fod-
llke Gaure. a wbe, tmDlae~ dedtcat· ed pUbUc · terYent who curd .,aimt tbe uceu ol coqnmmea ud
pfelldellU.
Bums' avowed enem1 and clUef fear
ii \be l.ct of dlaclpllne that pennita tn-
01tloG to catch on. such u excessive
1pettdiu. ddldU, demand that exceeds tie ecanOo\y't ablllty to produce. sloppy wort bablta. Hil cblef weapon is lnt.ereat rates, whlcb tbe Fed can to
tome extat manipulate in an effort to make excesses im-
l>C*lble by caustna the ftnancln1 of them to be too ex-
penalft. ..
BDI' LANCE, PtESIDENT CA&TE&'S bud1et direc·
tor. believe9 that lnterest ralea tbemaelvee are u much : e&UH•cure. "1117 concern ls that we tried to coatrol lnllatlon throuSh · ..
Interest rates previously, and lt didn't WOS'k," he said in l
response to a reporter's question at a news conference Ulil ·---Wblle questiona remain about the eflicaey of bl&her in-t
terest nta in eootrolltng fnflatJon. there Is no disagree.
meat at all about the power of b1lh interest rates to slow the
ecoDOllU'·
" Cllll'ICSOI' llU&NS llAINTAIN Yle Fed has been inef· ' feetlve· •1alDlt iDflatlon f>ut aucciuful in .-atralning .,
economic expanalon. sometl.mes at very inappropriate times.
One al the chief frwtratl(lm ohrities, and even or tbe
praident al the United States, ll tbat the Fed mates ita de-clltom in private and aom~ does not 1atiafact.orib' ex·
plain ita moves even to the eoacress.
With relatively little accountability, it can make de-. cilloas that have enormous economic eodSeQUeDces. And ·
sometimell, the criilc. say, tbe Fed has beecl wroo1. · ~
ft IS llBUEVED llY llANY econ.;mlsts that the Ped wu mistaken wbea it u,.,.,.,.. money in 1'75 and sopped
up the tu rebates tbat were meant to stimulate tbe
economy. Burm himself told Consresa the Fed miaht have.
erred bl May WIS. . • '· Some criUcl even malDtlln tbe Fed may not andentand. =:
the •ery eecmomic foreea lt aeeb to ec:mtrol, and \bai ·;:
sometimes it la tneli.Ded to ftabt lnf1at10D by alowiq tbe ·
clom.Ue eeoDCCllY when tbo cuae of lnfl•Uon mld!t be;
~mwltbout. -
1Derit8bly, because ol bis 09apow.taa pr•mre. u.-
dllpute rtlOlvee ltH1t loto a CGmideratlan of Burm tbe ":
man. ·:
8tJPPOaTBaSOFTD~'1ewbim as a-UY·-:: lq monument to commma Mme, to restr.t.nt, to eeoaomic
respemlbllity. He ls ,...erect by many as the embodiment· ::
of die wholesome old Virtues. l
Ills critics complain be la obstlnate and self-righteous, I
and perbapl lmpervtoua to tbe merits ol economic points ol •
view other than 1m own, towblch be bas lona been firmly at· : tacbed as a p.rdessos:,. researcher and government offlciaJ. : Tbe fear amooi \,;aft«' peQple oow ii tbat interelt rates : mJlbt rise and end the apamloD. It wouldn't be the first I
tlm• tbat Chairman Burm haa cballqed a president. l
Bargains Grow
Rare in Stores
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