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Home My WebLink About1977-06-16 - Orange Coast PilotI Angels Get 2 . Starting Pitehers . • DB Teller Faces FraDd Co1•nt • Protests Greet 8ooker Patrol •· 'Error' Hit in CdM Girl's Death THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 16, 1977 VOt. It, HO. 1U, 4 HCTIONI, U l"AO•S . . J Diedrich Told: . . .: .. ~xplain Stand Amendment rights against self lncrtmlnation when asked about a 24·hour vialt to Las Vesaa laat October to attend attorney Michael Remington's wedding . -CUe hi• ftra&, fourth and 14th Amendment rights as just cause to refuse to answer Caplzzl'a Laa Veaas ·question, a qrestion he said was an Invasion o his privacy rl1hts and o( no bearine on any lssue before the jury. . That is where Diedrich and the Grand Jury stood until Wednes· d~ when he wu ordered Into Judee James Walaworth's courtroom next week to show cause why he sbouldrl.,t be or· dered to answer Caplzzi's quea· lions. <See DIEDRICH, Pa1e AZ) Deatho/CdM Girl Blamed On 'Error' RB Fraud Charged To Teller A woman bank teller who formerly worked at a Huntiniton Beach branch of toast Federal Savings and Loan Association has been named in a 10.counl federal 1rarid Jllf)' indictment charitne her with embeulinc SIS,581.68 from the branch over a one.year period. ..' The lnclictment of 30-year-old Lelah Jean Bietsch • formerly of Santa Ana. w u announced Wednelday by U.S. attorney Wllllam D. kel~er. • The 10 counta, each of which carries a maximum sentence of five years inprtloo and a $5,000 fine, were made following an in· vestl1ation by the FBI, Keller said. Mrs. Bierschenk' ia scheduled to appear early next week to enter a plea before a U .s. ma1latrate In Loa Angeles. A spokesman for the FBI said she Is not currenUy bein& held In cuatody. Coast Federal Savinss and Loan official Roy Greaory and "irreiuJarlUes spotted d1'ring a routine audit led bank officials to contact the necessary authoritiea ... He aaid the funds were miasma from the Huntln1ton Beach branch at 7552 Edin1er Ave., and allecedly bad been embezzled between Sept. 11, 1975, and Sept. 1, 1976. Greeory would not say how lone Mrs . Blerschenk was employed at the branch or when abe left. He not«l that the losses are federally Insured and that cu.tomen who have accounts at the Edlnter Avenue branch wouldn't be affected. Proteaten Cited SAN FRANCJSCO . (AP) Twelve people handcuffed to the fence of; the Soviet Consulate here were cited by police for mij. desneanor trt1Pa11ln1. Thp 1.2, amons about IOO demonatratOn who mirched on tti• comwate demandlnl ffeedom for SoYiet dlHldent Anat.oly Sbcbaransty, were amr.ted Wednetday. 63-loot 6r.eetf•f1 'Elsa Greene was properly surprised by , her Costa Mesa neighbors Tuesday with a huge hand-pain~ed birthday card hanging along a back· fence. Her neighbors, Joan Clark and Jane McKnight, like to surprise Elsa on her birthday every year, seeing as it falls on Flag Day and all. Elsa and her friends livE; on Denver Drive. ' Protesters Object To Hooker Patrol , customers are from out of town. •'This nel&hborhood attempted sometime aso to get rid of the street walkers by talking to them and offerin& help in finding jobs," he said. "They didn't have enoUah people to sustain the ef. fort. We believe University A venue belongs to the whole city and aaked other neighborhoods to aend volunteers.'' Tbr~ women who taid they were prostitutes mixed with 'the crow~1_ . cotnplalnin& bitterly about Ute patrola. "I'm buqry &nd I can't work tonliht,'' Hld a woman who called herafll Deborah. "We have to earn a livtnc. l wond* what other poor people they Will diacrtml.Date aaahut next ... Anoeherliooker, apontn. a but· ton aayln1 "Do It," aald she wOGld "ratbet be workinc. feed· 16C mffamlly. We'reJuat&MOPle. youtnow." All the women said they would be back at wo?k "a.a soon es 1U tJa •o bom .' • About ooe-thlrd ot the crowd lbouted ~titute cbltlt.I . .. Narco Lab Pair Seized LOS ANGELES (AP} -Two U.S. Custom.1 Service employes have been indicted on federal narcotics cbarcea, includin& the alle&ed theft of cocaine from the Terminal Island customs laboratory. Chemist John F. Quinn, 13, ol Palos Verdes, and textile techni· clan Meredith B. File, 28, of San Pedro were named in the indict· ment, Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert J . Perey aald W ednesdny. Quinn aiJd J'if.e are accused ot conaplrina to obtain cocaine from the custom• laboratory, P.erey 1&1.d. - ~ I I ' ' c I 1 t D ioa'I W\ r Tax Bite Hn1•ts · Curly Geta the Doghouae NORRIS 'OWN, Pa. <AP) -TI1e tax collector was barkmg up the wrong tree when he billed Curly Bonner $484.ill school tax• foe hi& property her&. Cur- ly is a dog. But he does have his name listed in the telephone directory. His owner, James Bonner, had the miniature pinscher's name listed in place of hl1 to cut down on nuisance calls. . "Everything was going alone fine." said Bonner. The calls ended. Curly got some third-class mall, but Bonner ignored it. Then came the tax bill, assessing Curly for taxes on property vat\Jed at $3,500. Bonner conceded Curly might owe the county the SIS head tax for living in the borough but couldn't explain bow tax officials figured Curly owned the property. The local tax collector and county tax collector blame each other for putting the bite on the wrong · party. . Transporting Pot HB. Nurse Guilty On MaTijuana Rap PHOENIX, Ari z CAP> -.A Huntlngton Beach nurse was cdh· victed Wednesday or transport- ing 175 pounds of marijuana from Mexico into Arizona. Edith Louise Anderson, 58, a nurse at Riverside County Hospital, will be sentenced in Superior Court July 15. Alter a jury returned the guilty verdict, Judie Lawrence Doyle revoked the woman's $990 bond and ordered her to be held in jail pendlna sentencing. According to testimony during the trtal, Mrs. Anderson led law enforcement ofticer-s on a hl1h s,.~ chase when they attempt- ed to search her camper truck In May 1974. Witnesses said the woman jumped out of the truck and di•ed into a canal She was Ray Fingered As Ringleader NASHVILLE. Tenn. CAP> - The state's top correction official says he believes James Earl Ray was the rtngleader of his escape with six other prisoners last Fri· day from Brushy Mo untain Penitentiary. "As far u I'm concerned, I think he put the thing together. He w u the ringleader," Correc- tion Commissioner C. Murray Hendenon said Wednesday. The 49·year-old confessed as- aasain of Dr. Martin Luther K1n1 Jr. hu attempted 17 escapes from various prisons; two of them ln some measure suc· ceaaful. He was a fugitive Crom a Mlnourt prison in 1968 when Dr. Martin Luther King was killed In Kemph.is. Tax Cut Cited arrested l n Riverside in February Un8. Mrs. Anderson's attorney, Thomas A. Pace, told jurors the witnesses were mlataken in their Identity of the wom1n. He aald Mrs. Anderson's truck bad been stolen ~in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, and that someone else had been fieelng authorities. Dr. Richard. To Quit Pro Tennill Tour NEW YORK (AP) -Tranuex- ual Renee Richards plam to quit playln1 profeaslonal tennis and return to Newport Beach to re- sum e practicing eye sur1ery, says th New York Post. The 42-year -old Dr. RichardJ, formerly Dr. Richard Ruklnd, recently signed with the Cleveland·Pittsburgh Neta of World Team Tennis. But the Post aaid Wedneaday that abe hu told friench ahe bu decided to quit arter failinl another sex tell. Dr. Richards was barred from the French and Italian opens after failinJ chromosome test.a a nd is belng kept out or Wimbledon. The Post quoted sources as sayin1 World Team Tennfs Com- missioner Butch Buchbolt, fear· int a walkout of women In the league, ordered Dr. Richards to take another chromosome tetl after she had puaed one. The second time, she Called. Fornu llllfl I -=-----=---=-------~ -~ ---------- 1 \ U.. al= r, .~P. tloa atl11 d bf T1·1•ar-old Aj;~ elN.X..nlD. • °NI t -~ a.uv"!nee ~. ':~ ~ lftll.4E?D e ··~~·~ .. tJdpated.0 .. "I would apect relaUoa.1 ti lo•let Union and the United Stat• wtll continue on tb 1ame COW'te and hope!ully lmpl'Of ln the Deriod aheM," be said. The th1lt had been expected 1tnce Jlay 24, when the 7C·year- old Pod&OfQY wu removed from Ute Comaumllt party'1 n&UDI Politburo without HplaoaUoa. An announcement to a joint aeaaion tb1a mornlnc or lbe na- tion'• 1,lfOO.membe.r parU.inent, the Supreme Soviet, uid Pod•omy uUd .&o_.H.nllettecl ol the praJdeocy "in connecUon with b1a retirement on peOlion." Pod•omy wu not present. Following the parliament'• ap- proval of Podlorny'a retlremebt, Br•ztm.Y wu propoHd for the preaideney by Mikhail Sualov, the party'• top ideolo&lat. The propoul wu adopted un· anim<>lmly. "I woulcllike to assure you, my de11r comrades, that I will atve all my !Ol'Cel to the acbleve- m1ota of the people 1n the con· struction of communism," Bredmev said to CJ)tbu1lut1c ap.. olau.e. "I will dQ my best in order that our country and peace on the 1lobe may be 1tren&thened and peace and cooperaUon amont peoples may develop," he added. SusloY praised Brezhnev !or "or1anlzat.ional ability and de· dtcatJon to the cause of the Com- m u n\1t party or the Soviet Union." He alao lauded his "out· 1tandin1 personal qualiUes" and "aelfieu labor for the aake ol the motherland." • Pod1omy bu been out of 1i1ht since he wu ouated from the Politburo. The Kremlln told East European dtplomata he wu lll. F,....P.,.eAJ DIEDRICH •• Early last February. the multi· millionaire county supervl1or• spent three hours on the witness stand responding to questions. That appearance was volun- tary. When he reappeared. June 1, It was ln answer to a subpoena. Diedrich waa not available for comment today. However, It la believed that the M-year-old 1uperviaor wlll ask to have hil an.swer to the order to show cause heard by a judge other than Walsworth. Wala worth la a former deputy district attorney wbo la now pre· 1idln1 Judge or the criminal court and the Judie in charge ot Grand Jury affairs. Last year, Walsworth •pent a Lu Ve1as weekend wlth District Attorney Cecil Hicks u sln1er Frank Sinatra 'a 1ueat. The judge neglected to Ust what, in effect, was a Sinatra 1m on bia public conlllct or Interest statements. The attorney scheduled to represent Diedrich in court. Marshall Morian, reportedly ls in Japan and Is not expected back until late this month. Impropriety Told DETROIT (AP) -Ford Motor Co. diaclOHd today that it made improper payments totallna $250,000 ln forei1n countries dur- ing m• and 19'7s. Speed Trap Alert By CJ!er No .Crime ALBANY, N.Y. <AP) -A alorfe do not constitute 'physical Citizens Band radio operator who force or interference.' '' warns another about a radar If a warnina like Norwood's speed trap la not commillinl a was considered n crime. t.hen "a crime, New York's bllhest court casual meeUnc of two travelert rµled today. al a rest at op a lone a . ''To aay that there 11 a Smokey thorough!are !ollowed by a taldn' pictures up the road does casual remark by one that a not subject the 1peaker to a r a d a r s e t · u p h a d b e e n year's imprisonment,'' said the seen ... would be enougp to Court of Appeals ln a unanimous mark the autttor of the remark as decilloo. a criminal," said the opinion The cOW't overtvned the dia-written by Justice Lawrence orderly conduct conviction. of Cooke. William No.rwood, who used his CB radio to al.U two CBera to the preae~e of a radar checkpoint in St. Lawrence County. Norwood waa accused of ob- 1 trllctina 1overnmental ad- ministration for hia CB warning Dec. 19, 1975. He later pleaded guilty to a reduced char1e of dis- orderly conduct. But the Court of Appeals said nothin1 in Norwood's actions, re· gardless of his guilty plea to the charge, constituted a crime. Obstruction of governmental administration can be ac· complisbed "by means of in· Umldation, physical force or in· terference, or by means of any lndependenUy unlawful act." But, said the court, "mere words Work Strike (WI-Ignored JOHANNESBURG , South Africa <AP> -Thousands of blacka from Soweto went to work under police guard today despite student demands for a general strike to mark the annivenary of the 1971 riotini in wblcb more than 800 blacks and three whlta werekUled. "I mourn, but I want my pay, .. said doorman Sam Dhlamlnl u he took the commuter traln from Soweto to downtown Johan· neabur1 at4:.,a.m. ®Q.UALITY TELEVISION I• ,: Carhe Streseed .. W ASmNGTON CAP) -Prett-dent Carter today warned thJ¢ · h1J errorta to establish naUoold health insurance wlll fail u.nl$ rockeUn1 ho1pital coal• at• curbed. CONSOLE COLOR TV s49911 11MICIMllA.L.l'r tUJIOW We Take Trade-Ins ELECTRONIC VlDEO GUARD TUNlNG SYSTEM LOS ANGELES (AP) -The County' a proposed · $3.S mUllon budiet would cut counlywide property tax rates by almoet seven cent.a beoauH of increued revenues from other sources, ac- cording to Chief Admlniatrative Officer ffany L. HuffOl"d. 15 Countians Eyed For Grcand Jury VrnYl-clld metllf cabinet Simulated. gralnfd Wslnut finish. 100% Solid-State Chanla. Power SenltY Voltage Regul-1ing SY,tem. AFC OAAHO! COAST s DAILY PILOT =:t.~~~·r.:=.:::o.:~= CMU """"''°''.,. C-,••• --odlt-a•t IMfWl~d MoM•p 1flUWtfl .. ,,.., fer CO\lt ,,.. .. , ...... -1 ............ , ............. ~- t•I" Yt llty. ''"'"•· \e•ttltbM~ Yt lUt'f' •"f ~~ =~~~~~~~·.: ~~~o:rr~ . c:::.~c:..=::-t:.::.~~.:.. ta Wt.i My Ill_,, .. .,.. ..... -.... -1_ #0. c......, Vk1l'f•tl<lotr.1ondGo-••Mt-,....,.,I(, .... , ..... T...,,..,,.,....,.. ... '"'"'"tl"tl•t .. ~ ... \._ lltlt ..... ,. .... Atutlt!'! INMt• ... 14'Mn otflc•• Clltlt .,,...,, Jlt"fHl ... tlrMI "9-hMll 11 .. G'-'<•At_, fllllltl"'1*1 .. K•1 tlt1' .... h ......... .. ....._. "'' .. ' ,.,., ....... ... MM<\0. .... ,,_ Tet9'1f!On• (714)'°"4m CleHlfled Adwe,,111111 fQ.Mn ,_,M!Mik Volftf ""'°"lft H1.u10 flt9MJ...Clt-•...oao """*"'°'-QVM'~ M0-1HO Fifteen Oranse Coaat ruldenU have been named by Superior Court Jud1ea ln a Ult of IO oomlnatlom f« 1trvlce on the 1~97'7·11 Oran•• County Grand J y. be new Jrand JW'J will be fonned JulY 1 Wbeo 1t names wU1 be drawn from the ballot box in teremonl., ~beduled ror J~e H. Warren Knllht'• couruoom. Judie Knl1ht wlll serve u th• court'• Ualaon with the new 1rand jury. Judt• J1rne1 ff. Wal1worth. who held that potl with th• 197tr17 1rand Jury, will dJachart• bll.panel dwina tbo cere1DOD1. Seven Oran1• Coalt com- munltf• are repr..ented tn the Uat ot ncmlnattona with Hant· lnaton Ch ptOfldiftl fiH C&n· dlclate.. Four DOchliiMI Ure In NIWiOlt 8Hcb, Weatmlllller lJriMd.11 two aadleti Bea Ml11kln vt Jo, L•tun• Nl1ut\ and SOUUa Lacuna Pf'Ov'd• OM uch. Th °'.nae DOUUJ...,.a --- ~ ••zv.,.ooe wu friendly -s plW, but tbc!y didn't want to ~d time With aom~ Who ab ED&Usb .ao &lowty,•• 1M .aid. ''Tb.II year w.as more~· fortable -J wu treated lite anotbef American ... NCl&)'en said 1111 family 1dl SaJson with next to notbloi. "l carried my briefcase, the cblldren had tMir ICbool ~,. a.M my wife carried her purse," be said. "ConfequenUy, when we anive4 at Camp Pendleton. bad to IUrt ellll r ilMI oYet,trOmthe up." • Neu.ten •ill be wu once a teacher In Vietnam, but beCaUM ht bfOUlbt with tlim DO proOf of crcdeutiahl, be bu had to work u a '1 alde at Marco l'orat.a' Junior Hilb school h• S•n Juan Capl1trano. Mn. Niu.vai l'Wk• as a aeamstresa. Hil four dauptera and bl.I aon didn't_!rln• s~hool record• au.er, but ev-eo lf they bild, the recorda •ouldn'r bu• m ant maob, be aa1d. "Thi IJ'adl.DS IY'tem .. IO dlf • fer.nt, there'• DO eomparisOD," be said. 0 In Vietnamete sc.booia Jt la neuly impoalble te> iet aa 'A.' £v!G yery rood ltudenta 1et '8'1' and 'C'1.' strallbl •A'•' are unheard of " · lliu "tllUYen w u able to Laite teatl for credit at San Clemente Hlttr tn some areas. illc:ludiq ·ch Told to EXplain Silence .. .. 15 on Coast . . ' Eyed for Jury ·Fifteen Orange CoHt re1ident.a have been named by Superior Court judees in a list of 30 nominations for service on the 1917·78 Oranee County Grand Jury. The new arand jury will be formed July 1wbeo19 names will ~ drawn from the ballot box in ceremO,Uea 1cheduJed for Judge If. Warren Kltltht'• courtroom. Judie Knisht will aerve u the courr• llailon with the tf~w •rand Jury. Judge James 11. WalJworlh, who held th.rt-post By ilTRVa a. VINSEL Oltllee>M1, ....... gff Newporl"Beacb dentist Dr. An· tbony Frederick Wolcott, who6e tw»me police alle1e yielded an artenal ot outlawed mlUtary pn1 and exptoslvn. wlll un- ue·rso PIYChlaU1c evaluation, It was aareed iii~ today. "Tb• mud.mannered. e'iiolarly appe•rtD1-1)r. Wolcott. -41, was _ ~nted a contlguance \lntll July ~at what wu to have been the ... 1\)u'! of hl.s preliminary bearlnc Ji-Harbor Judfclal Dl1lrlct ceurt. Judge Calvin Schmidt quickly •treed to the arraneemeot r• ~hed by proeecutina Deputy Dis· t'rict Attorney Stuart Grant and defense attorney Patrick Crall. ; Since hll February arrest by Newport Beaeb police and aaent.s of the U.S. Treuury Depart· ent'a Dlvi1lon of Alcohol, obacco and Firearms, Dr. olcott bu remained free oo h1.a own recotinfunce. Tb;t;ioay chareu of ~aessloo ot a datrucUve de- Hce often Cat'1'1 a S25,000 bail, but Dr. Wolcott waa releued on ls written promise to appear for ourt bearinp. • Tbe Uleeal weaponry aelied u "lldence by police and ATF tac~ be returned to Dr. olcott. of 1918 Irvine Ave., •wStort Beach, undtr any eum1tances. • Defense attorn.y Crail happily ld Jlldle Scbmldt today that -T1'~,_.,, .. tb be and the Dl1trict A\; l4rD•Y'• OCllce b••• bHn \abed a prObaUon report \bat ec:ta wen oo hll client. with the 1.976-11 grand Jury. will discharge ~ panel clurinc the ceremony. Seven Oranee Coast com- munities are represented in the list of nomlnatio~ with Hunt- inaton Beach providing five can- dldates. Four nominees live in Newport 1 Beach, Westminster provides two and Seal Beach, Mbsion Vie- jo, Lag~a Nieuel and South Laguna provide oneoe.acb. The Orange Cout nominees are: -Raatla1to .. Beacll: bouaewt.re Ruth E. Finley. 53, ot 16US1 Ana1er Lane; bO\lffW\(e Mat t K. J'rOlt. ~. of 1$732 Aul ay Lane; Avon 11leswomm Yvonne B. McGee, 30, of e7ll Laurelbunt Orin; houaewilW Grace ff. Winchell, 39, of' MU Weber Crescent, and computer programmer Bernard J . Tblelen, 44, of 17301 La Mesa Lane. Olll'f ..... '''" ~· -Newport Beaell: hospital teaching assistant Ldretta S. · Hellwig, 27, of 914 W. Balboa Blvd.; aeronutronics engineer OCC STUDENTS TO PEDAL ACROSS U.8. John J. Knudson, 55, of 548 Baywood Drive; retired Pacific Telephone e.xecutlve Alex Sthvan, 63, of 51~ 38t.b St.. and property pianager John A. Storch, 60, of 2!508 Marino Drive. Mark Miiroy (left). Scott Ortfttth Tune Up 0 1g:s1ae set -We1&mlHter: Fountain Valley school dlltriet aide Kay T. -lk&lbiA, '2,-0f 15281 CoAdon..Cfes,.._ -.. - cent and bowlewile Lucila 0 . La- ~~mik Pedal Planned ine, 47, Of5152Valleclto Ave. • -S.al Bents: real estate broker Geraldine A. West, 47, of 1.201 Electric Ave. -Blatoe Viejo: retired civil 1ervant Joe E. Greve, 64, of 28126 CalleCual. -Laa•na Nl1uel: retired Marine O>rps colonel John R. GiU,SS,of29UlAlomaAve. -So•t• Las•••: speech therapist BJ,rbara L. Heiser, 31, of 32029 P»int Place. CdMWoman'• Death Blamed On 'Error' A dllpatcber'a failure to follow up a report lnvolvint the plane cra1h &bat ltd to the deaths of a former Corona del Mar resident and her co~nioo waa ''an er· ror In Jl.ldonerit, • • accordlnC to a San Luia.Obtapo County Sbertfrs report. • IJUHO Danl~ls, 25, a UCLA ~ lf'&dUll.e student Who Ct'eW up in c.oro-ctel Mar, and J acqlMI :.Rt'fte ~eur. n. also a UCLA IJl'8411at4 itudent. dled ot tboCk ifter the Mil)' 21 cruh ot their a1D1l~ plane in tho moan· taint near Saa Lull Otilapo. By STEVE MITCHEU Of IM C>.tlly l'I ... 5MH Bicyclist Mark Milroy·ia an op- timist. Tell him there's a lot of moun· tainJ between Oreeon and Vlr1lnla and he'll tell you it'.s all downhill on the other side of those mountains. Tell him he'll be bot.ed to tears pumping .a bicycle 400 miles a week for 10 weeks and he'll tell you the scenery will be beautiful-except maybe for Kana as. YOU 're just not c<>lng to taJ.k Mark and bb friend, Scott Grif- fith out ol their 4,200-mUe bike trek. The two Orangt1 Cout College studenta will take off for Oregon Sunday for the trip across the of. flclal bicentennial Tran.American bike trail. "It'• mc>1Uy a~ondary roads an4' there 1bouldn 't be ll lot. of trafllc," Milroy aald, op· timistically. The 17-year-old Coota ~eaan' said he besan plannlnc for the cross-country trip last August, but couldn't find a riding partner until this April when Scott Grlf· filh responded to a poster Milroy bad placed in a bicycle shop. Griffith, a 19·year-ol~ student at occ. it tnaklnc the trip u sort of a last rung before going into the Navy tbil fall. He is llvln« with a friend ln New~rt Beach until the trip becJns because his parenta recently moved to Van Nuys. Each rider w\11 carry about 40 pounds or eamptnc eear and equipment on thetr btkea. Milroy said. They'll •top alone the way for supplies and even have a small cookini stove to prepare meals on the trail. They plan to ltay ln hotels about once a wuk, ••so wt can ttke 1bowen and tel aome of the (fJeeTBIP, Paa•.U> An(! an:ywq, how cowd they account for the other nine ct~. bewoadend. Ordered To Face Judge By GARY GRANVILLE OltlleO.lly1'1l•Ul•ll -Orange County Supervisor .llflph Diedrich has been or- dered to appear in Superior Court next week to show cause why he shouldn't be or- deTed lo answer questions asked him before the county Grand Jury. Should Diedrich be ordered to Angela Get Tiro Pikherf From AP Da.patela• The California An1eJ1 acquired two deaperately needed atartlna pitchers tust momenta before the major leacue trading deadJine. They obtained: -Gary Nolan from Ute Cincinnati Reda for a minor league Infielder and a player to be aamed later. -Ken Br«t from the Chlca10 White Sox for· pitcher Don Kirkwood and two minor lea1uer1. Details, Pase Bl. answer questions anct he refuses Hush to obey that or.der' he would open and himself to a contempt cllatlon. The Fullerton supervis or virtually invit-ed Monday's courtroom confrontation two weeks aco during a reportedly stormy' 40·minute appearance bef9rethe Otand #ury, P.Jn'!nsthat brtehtlntlls a wtr. oe11, Dtedtfcb purportedly ibt•r· fUPted Ju. qunUontng by Assis· .. : tant P\Jl. Atty. Michael Capizzi Bobby Joe Denney, son ol an to: Oklahoma sheriff, waa found -Claarce tlaat the Grand «ulltyafflnt-decreemurderlat. Jury'• 1lx-monl.h probe into Wednesday by an Oran1e County county poUtlcal practices is UttJe Superior Court jurT that ae- more than a poorly disguised quitted his wife o ldenUcal "witch hunt" aimed primarily at charies In the kill Ing or a driving him from office. Cypreu police ser1eant. -Accue Capbzl and the jury Velma Irene Denney, 25, burst of leaking inlormati9n to the pre· into tun u the jury eoded a one· sa des!fned to embarrass him day deUberaUoo that cleared her .na tooestroyfiiStepuUitioit of all allegation.a via a verdict -<:bide Ule Jaty for ref1Ulng to that will aJrnost certainly mean tell him what, II any, offenses he life Imprisonment for DeMey. 111uapec1.ed of committing. 32. -Dmoace the. G.rand Jury Judge John L . Flynn Jr. set Ju- for whattle'seesu lt.s ln';aa~onof \y 1 as the date he wUI sentence his privacy and c.~PIZZl r~ Denneytortn-tltttn-' last Mw. purpoJUdly aaldn& per~nal 19 of Cypreu Pollce Sat. Donald questions having no bea11ng pn Sowma an investigation. • · -Defy tbe jury to either ln· Sowma, 44, wos shot ln the diet him or leave him alone "to chest u he and other officers er> carry on" with responsibilities of tered a medical bulldina that wu (See DIEDRICH, Page AZ> beln1 ranucked by Denney. Denney admitted the-tllllttl' dur· Pilot Offen Summer-ldsaa Today's Daily Pilot brines you a auide to summer Uvln& alon& the Oranae Coalt. Tb• 32-pa&e iasue of "Summer IJving" ls fllled with word and picture ldeu for family recrea- tion and penlODal irftprovement:. It's alto a sift au.Ide for people liked•. frads and newlyweds. For 1 look at what's happeninf today. turn to "Summer Llvlnc" In tod•y'a Dally Pilot. ing the trial but told the jury be panicked and shot at officera in self defense. • It wu umuccenfuUy ar«ued durinc the trial that Mn. ~ shared her bmbaDd'1 Pill~ abe had been posted Outalde the medicll bWldfnc With a walkie- talkle riiidic> to att u a lookout for her busblDd. Juron quesUOned u they left the courtroom 111d the Pl'OleCU· lion bad not itlven ttiem auflident proof that Mn. Dentiq wu lft- volved lii ttle bWif.,.,.. Deputy Dl1trlet Attotne:r Bryan Brown uld ht UIOU!it the Jury would have convletea, Mn. Denney ll ho tiad been alfowtld durlda the trial tO lntrOduct evidence that 1b0 worked With him. ln an identical manner dur· lnt • lliurllary ln Oklahoma. • ' Salu:nbiy Wor:kLaw Clarified WASHINGTON (AP) Employen are not requlred to give an employe certain days or the week off because or bh re- U 1iou1 beliefs when a union seniority system 1tands in the way, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. The declaion is a legal setback (or the milllonJ of workers in the nation who observe Saturday u a reli1lou1 hohday or workers whose religious beliefs dictate that they cannot work on one or more particular days d1&rin1 the week. The decision reversed a lower courl's rulina that Trans World Airlines violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 when it refused to let Kansas City mechanic Larry Hardison, a member of the World Wide Church of God, have Saturdays off. The case had ~en viewed u a • pol1!ntial major teat on the con- stitutionality or the Civil Rights Act but the justices did not rule on that issue. By a 7-2 vote, the court said TWA made reason~ble errorta to accommodate Hardlson's Sab· batartan beliefs. _ T?ie counJllao said that com- panies are not required to ac· commodate the relieious beliefs of one worker at the expense or other workers who may have to oover for the "favored•· employe. In an opinion. by Justice Byron R. White. the court's majority said. "Without a clear and ex- press lndlcation from Conuess, we cannot a&ree with Hardison ... that an aereed-upon aenlority s ystem must give way when · necesaary to accommodate re- Uslousoblervances " F,.._PageAJ VIET ••• In addition to her academic ex- cflleoce, Miaa Nguyen haa also received recofnltlon for her OUL· slanding ability aa a pianist. She was voted outatandina stu· denl of the year by her orchestra clasa and won firat place in the senior division or an Exchange Club competition. Mi11 Nauyen, who is 17, said she would like to study music at Chapman Colle1e, but her rather wanta her to atudy chemistry at tJC lrvtne. Where 1be aoes to scbool next year depends on whlcb school offers the better '°bolanblp, abe Hid. 1 "We are.Uianklul that our chUdren have an opport\&Dity to develop their talent• for the ' iervlce Qf their oew country and for humanity,'' N1u1en sAld. •·When you drop every material thing -bome1 fortune, everythiq -for aomethlna as nebulous aa freedom, then you realize how precloua Creed.om re· ally 11." °"ANGIC~ c DAILY PILOT ~----------~ .. F,....P-.ge.41 DIEDRICH •• his office. -Refuse to cite his Sth Amendment rl&bl$ agains.t self incrimination when asked about a 24-hour visit to Las Vegas last October to attend atiorney Michael Remington's wedding -Ct&e bis nr1t. fourth and 14th Amendment rights as Just cause lo refuse to answer Capi~i's Las Vegn 11uestion, a question be said was an invasion or his privacy rights and or no bearing on any issue before the JUr)'. That b where Diedrich and the Grand Jw:y atood until Wednes- day when he was ordered into Judge Jamee Walsworth's courtroom next week to ahow cause why he shouldn't be or dered to anawer Caplzzi's ques- tions. Early last February, the multi· mUlionatre county supervisor spent three hours on the witness stand responding to questlons. That appearance was volun- tary. When he reappeared June 1, it was in answer to a subpoena Diedrich was not available for comment today. However, ilia believed that the SJ-year-old supervisor will ask to have hla answer to the order to show cause heard by a judge other than Walsworth, W alswortb la a former deputy dlJtrtct attorney who ls now pre- 1ldina judge of the criminal court and the Judae In charge of Grand Jury affairs. Last year, Walsworth spent a Laa Ve1as weekend with District Attorney Cecil Hieks 11 singer Fra11k Sinatra 'a guest. The Judge neglected to l111t what, in etf ect, waa a Sinatra gift on hJa _public eonntct of Interest statements. • The attorney scheduled to repreaent Diedrich ln court Marshall Morfan, reportedly 18 in Japan and I.I AOC. expected back UDUl late tbla month. Clark and Jane McKnight, like to surprise Elsa on her birthday every year, seeing as it falls on F1a& Day and all Elsa and her Mends live on Denver Drive. Viejo C-ompany Lake Wins State O~y By WllLIAM SCHREIBER lake buln, located ne..-the F· octM 0•11Y'°""''-" ner of M•luerito and Allcla S A C RA M E NT 0 -Tb e p1rkwa11. The tlllln• 1Vould be CalUomla Water Resources Con-comple(ed by P8X11ummer. trol Board voted 4 too here today Tbe drutlc &Dd ela~ra~ plan to approve a $4 million M.laaton was buU17 dra.ftecJ on ttie tiula Viejo Company plan to salvage of a •uaeaUoo by coQlplUl)' con· its J.25..acre man-made lake pro-~ltant Jack 8-ub, one ol a1x ject. company repreae11taUve1 in The stale panel enthwilastical· Sacrameototoclay. ly agreed to permit the company The company wu .forcecl into to proceed with a project that the unuaual course of action would Involve removal of high-following a March ~ order from salinity ground water from a the state water board that cut off bas 1n beneath San Ju an the supply of Imported water flll- Capiatrano for use in the lake. ing the lake whet\ it was only ooe- The-company has proposed in-thh"d full. stallaUon of pumping stations The 1tate panel ruled at that and 11 mllea of pipeline to carry time that the UH of 1.2 btWon the bracklah water uphill to the gaijona ot water to fill tbe lake MesaPlmu To Ce'lebrate 24th Year Costa Mesa will~~~ years ola later thJs month, and the city<s Chamber or Commerce is hold- In& a birthday party to celebrate tbe occasion • The anniversary banquet celebration will be held June 23 at the Costa Mesa Golf and Coun- ty Club, beginning at6 p.m. The chamber program in- cludes a special salute to the service clube of Cotta Mesa. The guest speaker will be Ro~rt w. Clifford, president of Air Callfomla. wu wastetul ln a ct.rou1bt year. TONIGHT GRADUATlONS -Corona del Mar High School, CDM Quad s p.m. Estancia IUch School David.Ion Field. 7 p.m. ' RIDAY.iUN£17 ''BAREFOOT IN THE PARK" -Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, June 17-18, 8:30 p.m . OCC GRADUATION Peterson Gym, 7:300.m . MOTORCTCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrounds, 8: is ·p.m. ..,.._P-.eAJ TRIP ••. ' • crud off." Milroy laughed. : Otherw\se lt 's going to be camp· lnl in Uehtwelgbtnylon tents. • Milroy, a photography stude~t at OCC. aaya he plant to an~ plenty of pictures on the trip. Bllt probably not whlle pedaUng ov4r the Cascades in Ore1on (S 4_90 feet) or Hoosier Paaa ln 'ute Rockies (11,500 feet.) • · . "Yea, those mountains are g~ ing to be roueb." he sald, "b9t there's a lot or dlfferent rectoqs on the trail and the scenery will constantly be changing." : How do bis parents feel aoo.lt the trip? : "Mom's kind or worried bltt that's mothers for you.:• tte laughed. "She knowa I want to~ it, so I tb1nk she's probably pr"'..t or me." "T So Mark and Scott will be p~ting their bikes, equipment selves aboard an Amtrak tr · Sunday for the ride up Reedsport, Oregon and the ~ leg ofthetr4,200-mile trip. ~ Chamber officials say seatine is limited and reservaUons must be made by Tuesday. Tthets are $10 per person. Checks should be made payable to the cahmber and malled to 583 W. 19th St., ·Costa Mesa. For further banquet fnforma- tion, call 646-0536. till ftEWjl"JV'lrN J'IEW "11 : . IOO% 5olJD STm Science Films To Be Shown At Mesa Park A aeries of Moody Science ntms will be shown at TeWinkle Park ln Costa Mesa this summer on Tbunday eveninas. The film1, aponaored by the NewpOrl.-M•a Christian Center, will begin at 8 p.m. every Thurs- day through .July 28, outside un· der the atara. The first science film will be shown June 23 and is Utled, "Duat or Destiny." Other filrm scheduled thJ1 summer Include, "In the Begtnnlng ... God," to be shown June JO. "Where the Walen Run,'' on July 7, "City of the Bees," July 14, and ''Prior Claim," on July 21. The aeries wtll conclude July 28 with the film, "Ultimate Adven- ture." For further lnlormalion, call NS-'620. TlwlOMIHUT HUIOW Vlnyk:t8d met• cabinet. Simulated grained Welnut llnlah. 1~ Solid-State Chasala. Power S.ntry Voltage Regulating Svatem. AFC. H OMA<OlOI II 23,, CONSOLE COLOR TV . s49911 DIAGONAL We Take Trade-ins ' ELECTRONIC ' VIDEO OUARO " TUNINQ 8Y8T!M • -- - -----~---- .. I ' . . \ WOMAN TO 8! DEPOfUED AT Wm ............. FkMwnoe Reining (rtgfd) WI Daugftter Muftet Coedy Hu1niliatioa Woman Ordered Deported By STEVE IAW&ENCE .. -..... ~ . ., ..... DA'vls -An 87-year-old great-grandmother who walks with a cane and bu trouble seeing and hearinc may be forced by immigration officials to leave the country. FLORENCE FLEMING, a legal alien wbo bu been Jiv- lnt here with her dauabter since 1970, was notified that she baa until July 9 to voluntarily leave the United Stata. After that, the U.S. ImmJiratioo and Naturalization Service said, "apecllled proceedlnJa will be instituted to en-force your departure.'' "It's tantamount to putting her ln a crave," Mn. Flem- ing's daughter, Muriel Coady, said. "It's a terrible bum.ilia· lion for a woman or her years t.o be told t.o set out of your country." An Australlan, Mrs. Flem.inc cam'9 t.o the UnJted States ~ith her da\ijfhter and SOD·in·law on a vialtor'a permit that naa been rt!Jlewed perfodJcally. HER PROBLEMS stem from the fact that she received S200-a-month Supplemental Security Income payments for a year starting in February, 1976. That fact was noted when she wu told in a letter that her application for permanent residency had been denied on grounds that sbe had been and could become a ''public charge." "As sucb she falls into the clus of excludable alien in· eligible to receive visas," said the letter, which was slped by David llchert, Immigration Service reifonal director. Mrs. Coady said there is no place for her mother to go or anyone outside ot the coup try who can take care of ber. .. SHE HAS GLAUCOMA and bu very poor bearin1 " she said. "She couldn't even travel by beraelf." ' Dcb4!rt aatd In an interview that notflicatlon does not neceasartly mean that Mrs. Flem!QI wlll be forced to leave tlt•tount.ry. • ~ "What I am saying 15 that the fact that a petson may be in the U.S. illegally or out o(•tatus does not neceaa~ mean that we wtll fotclblY re&ove the person if cet't.aid bumanttan.n condJUons exist,•• he said. . ,._ __ .,.. ________________________________________ __, ~6.41'14Uion r.e'lrlrll~lY. " was •ucll a darlln1 little• ldrl," taublr Linda Geor1e said tr.t •1 In dftcrib1n1 Lori, one ot tbr .. Girl Scouts sexually abu.ed and murdered at Camp Scott by an unknown assailant ''She wu liked by all the titUe children and had a sweet, nJce penooallty .•• Lori and tent companions Michelle Guse, 9, and Doris. DenlH Jlllner, lD, were found in blood·IOUed 1Jeepin1 ba11 early MOJ:MS~. the lint dawn of what wu to have hem a two-week camptn1 trip with 1001lrl1. Lori would have been 9 on Sun· day. ffen wu the lint burial ot the three, wboee deaths have brouaht arief and outrage to Tulta and uneaae to other Girl Scout.a parenta whose dau&btera plan summer camps across the nation. Lori Farmer had advanced ahead of schedule into the third grade and received A's and B's throu1h the third and fourth grades. "The love and trust that a child has ls the love and trust that we should have as adults," the Rev. Blll Mason aald ln a brief memorial service at the Asbury Methodist Church. The same somber scene will be repeated today at services for Dorla Milner and oo Friday for Michelle Guse. Meanwhile, fami" ly and acquaintances of the girls wonder at the brutality. Doria' principal at Burroughs Elementary School here said Doria "was one of the nicest little girls you'd ever want to talk 'With.'' She wu a straight-A student in the fourth grade, which she com- pleted this spring, and received awards for the highest achieve- ment and best st.udy habits ln her class. She sold Girl Scout cookies •to pay her way for the camp. Michelle "waa an excellent stu- dent," aald Mrs. David Davis,. Michelle's fourth grade teacher• atBrokenArrow,aTulsasuburb. "She was well·llked, attractive and an avid reader. It '1 Justsuch a terrible, tarlble trqedy. •'said Mra.Davl.a. lfeanft'bJ.R!, reataenu ofLocust Grove ln northeastern Oklahoma aay they are locking their doon for the fint time ln ye an foUotrti:li a.be murden . ~ ~ . .,. ;~ ~ ~: ~ ~ Supervisors .Get Budget f Oranee County supervisors : ere handed a proposed $5.18.4 : llllon 1971-78 bud&et Wed.Dea· : ay which, lf adopted as ls, would ·)nean: : ; -A $72.2 mllllon sptrDc:llng in· ·1!rease over the 1976·17 flscal }'ear that ends June 30. •• -An estimated six cent in· :ereaae in the couniy•a property ~ rate, jumping the rate from ;+i.41 to Sl."9 (or each $100 worth ·bf aasesaed value ": -Hieber 1977·78 county pro- !J>erty tax billa for property ~'J>wnera because of both the pro- .jected property rate bike and an ·Jlnliclpated 19 perant jump m :1be asaessed value of property in ;~ranee Coun\)'. :· However, accordln1 to :~upervilon and members of the :~ounty bud1et staff, It Lt "hlahlY :1mllkelY" the '77·78 budcet will ·i>e adopted In anythlnf like Its :~roposed record hllfb $538.4 , :intlllon form. :.: For example, County A4· :mlnlltrattve Officer llobert ~omaa, In hll annual budcet :tziesaaee to the Board of :lupervlsors, pointed out bow ·tlanlflcant chunks can be whlt-:iiec1 off the proposed apendlQI :packaae. :· First, the CAO noted, the '77·78 :)>udaet proposal Include• ST.1 , ·' ::--~~~~~~~~---. Nice Try ~ ... million worth of spendlna he op- Polff. U.ntU thla year, Thoatu did not Include such contested spending propoula ln the budget package aent to IQl)erViaors. Last rear, however, supervisors said the contested ttema should be included in the proposed bud.let, a practice that leaves them in a position to cut rathet' than add to what has been given them. Thomu also pointed out in his budaet mesaaie to supervisors that the proposed $538.4 million 1u11estec1 capital and local im provement project sections ot the proPGHd b\ldtet abow a $12.S million increase over 1976· 'T7. Tb•~'s becaure last year (ederal revenue sharing funds were UHd to pay tor most capital proJecta. Now, Tbomu pointed out, $9.8 million worth of unallocated re· venue 1barin1 f1mda are avaJla· ble for atmilar use 11 supervilora decide that la where the money abouJd be spent. The CAO alao noted in hla budaet meuqe that the record hltb piopoHd bud1et dou not in· elude paf. rataea for the county's 9,881 employes. Thomu 11Jd a five percent hike in employe aalarlea and fr· ln1e benellt. would equal about tl.2 mllUon 0t be the equivalent of seven cent.a on the tax rate. .. To avoid &JU' tu rate Impact at the aalary lncreue Lt would be oeeeuary either to make depart- ments ablort> tbe lllcreue Oil' to make eu&a equalli.nf the amount ol the IDc:rule," the CAO ta!d u be potnted a wa1 out to 0!;'~ate, Tbomu mid lt clear be doet noteadone tbe pro-POIM bUdiet tit lta SJNSeat fonn wbiD ht lakt •f mm:::.ot ncom· mMidtni tlLlt die bOa.rd a4opt the pl'opoMd baqet ttaetlY u pre-ienied.~ · In hi• budset meaaa1e, Tbomu blamed p~ spend· lni lncreues II) most county d• partm~ta on llve f t.etora:· ' -ftli.lDI pnca. -Oranio County ·a faat srowth, a ~th that. for'ffl county ,ovemment to attempt • ''-0 keep pece WJUl the incnltitn.I dtm aodl fcrMrvtce. •• ~-Jand CQ.ulll· •:--~ . ~-ledir m • ed program1 that force county aovernment to expand services without proper compensation. -Public expectation that local aovernment will focus its re· sources "on specific problem areal." In specific spending areas: Thomas pointed out that the county's projected tab for com- 'lnunity safety ls expected to climb by$.S.l mUUon in 1977·78. He noted Ulat the proposed budget makes room for 95 added community safety employes, an employment area that includes fire, sheriff, district attorney, probation and court personnel. The CAO also assigned $11 million to the cost of caring for medically indicent at UCI Medical Center. Last year, $.S million wu budgeted for that purpoM. But two months aeo. $4.2 million wu added to the care cost when early figures showed they were running well ahead of expectations. Tbomu concluded his budget me11ace by aakinl supervisors to ao throu&h the legal formality o( acceptlne the proposed bud a et. The CAO then asked th~board t.o set July 14 u the atart or final budaet hearln~a. It won't be unW Ulose hearings · are concluded, a final budeet is adopted, tho auesament roll ia completed and a tu rate set that county property taxpayen will know for certain how they will tarelft •77.78.. Crash Kille TroCk Driver Clait11S lnJ•tire .,...,.,..... Antoinette .Slovik, t~e widow of Pvt. Eddie Slovilc, the only Amencan soldier shot for desertion since the Civil ~ar, w~its to testify before an Army review board. She is seeking payment of insurance benefits for her husband's death. lrviri.e Business Accused in Suit An Irvine business firm has been accused of unlawful and fraudulent bueineaa practices and false and mlsleadln& ad- vertising in a consumer Protec· lion lawsuit filed by the Oranae County District Attorney's of-fice. · Na med as defendant.a ln the Superior Court action are Am· t&cb Corporation, 17222 Armatrong Ave., and the com· pany's president Thomas Morgan,48. It is alleged that Amt.ech, a supplier of photo copy paper and related products, bu represented t.o customers that its products are available at unusually low prices due to recent order cancellations by other customers. In fact, the actlpn states, there have been no such order can- cellations at Am tech and the rates quoted by the Irvine firm are nett.her low nor unusual. . Roebl fl 1eetm,. an-'Oranp County SUperior Court Injunction •&ainst Amtech and Morgan and penalties of $2,500 to be levied asainst the firm for each proved violation . ..__.Qilte ,., .... .. ... ;msi h-1 m D""nV•" la 1"1.ort4a. 01ll1 two .a:J•-~ J Brt <R· f'ullerton) and ll. L. ~ (R·Attadla> - Yoted ednelday lo fnor ol • motlm to draw the resoluUoa on· to the floor from the Bui• Com- mltt.e. Thirty·elx senators voted •1almtlt. "l'My t1l1ed it." Bri11s told reporten. He alloanapped at coUeaaues ••J c:bdn'texpect an.y more from a I~ ol •hallow people in- terested in protectin1 vested in- ter .. t.a." he aaid. At one point in the debate, Sen.· Peter Behr <R·Tiburon) asked the P.esldinl officer to admonish Brl111 becauae "We've beard enoulb." To tills Brtaes, the only an- nounced candidate for the Republican nomination for gov· ernor, told Behr, .. Shut up and sit down. You're speaking on my time." Brlges says he went to Florida and helped Mlas Bryant, a re· Uglous fundamentalist, in her campaign -and also prayed with.ber in her church. He said he wanted to introduce a resolution earlier, but .. a member of the Senate asked me not to brtnJ It up ... The Senate dtdn 't want a bunch of pompous homosexuals bouncinc around the le&illature." Women Tab &xO/fenden PITTSBURGH CAP> -/l feminist 1roup is circulating flyers that describe uncaptured aex offenders ln an effort t.o warn women about the possibility they c._n be raped. ''Part of what we a're trying to do is raise consciousness in peo- ple about rape," explained AQn Pride, coordinator or Pittsburgh . Action Against Rape. • Members ot PAAR banded out 2,000 bandbWa to women during .lunch hour. The Jeaneta were emblasoned witb ......,.atng1:- .. Womeo ~arel Naked Harry ls stalldnl streeta. And watch for Bill, th jjomputer program. mer with l e Ump. He'a loose, too.'• .JI. J. {]arrell6 ·Summer Sale BEGINS TODAY SAVE 15 TO 20°/o ON ALL UPHOLSTERED eHAIRS AND SOFAS IN YOUR CHOiCE OF FABRIC Here is one example of The Many MoneY, Saving Buys Offered . . . . · , Beautiful 8 ft. Button Back Sofa in a Wice Selection of Tapestr}', ~r,nts and Woven Patte~ns ' ' . ---~--~· ~ ---------- ' n tbe co ,, poUUeal IUH, dropped down Lo the c-.t to broU breed with Aalp V.tjcll, a loo.e.IJ·kntt or1uluU. ol coutal oid-Umen. d.ed.lcOld to poklas ;a.bat eaeb otlM:r aad ,_ muclaa.e. The ~ WU 1D pretty 1ood form in th• fua-poklnf araa. eoaticteri4' bl.I eurnct lwu1d..tnncktn1 ltataa witb the Or C«mty Or and Jury. OIBDalCll'S aou lft <>ranie County political activaU• and fuiaocm.1a currently the subject of a maratboo probe b,-the jury. Called to tatify before that panel, Diedrich nu.oa down the 1aunUet. decllruni to antwer some ques· tiona and refusing to take the P"ffth Amendment to boot. . - I AIN Graee'• 611Grdlan Solitary worker fills in the grave of Sister Robin, Roberta Elam, who was raped and strangled In Wheel- ing. W. Va., Monday. Police say they have no suspects · in the murder of the 26-year-old woman in training to become a novice in the Sisters of St. Joseph. A statue representing the order stands guard near the grave. un•iaaitamllalaed '!t,: 0 .......... ~lbe da~ to 1fT1.. Tb.eJ l t..S. •loatea ot cartel mnt1ap around tbe wor14 ba wbieb GWI calel&ll IN Ulttd att-4iq. 1'llJrl' A.LIO a8YSAL a bu· ra•• of ln\..-u.al m•moreda betw.., Gulf attotMys and cl· ftclalslu ean.da and tbe Un.it.cl Stat.el d1sc\m1al eart-1 and ••••• and ec:auom.IO ramillca-Uou of Gulr1 partldpaUon. The papen, aubpoenaed b1 tbe JlouH Comm~ Committee'• lnvHt11atlona aubcommlttee, a1ao docu.meat pardclpaUoa in th• cartel bJ' the 1overnment ol Canada. 1tiey were mad• public by the peel todau-. Jerrold McAfee, Gutr1 board chairman and cbJef executive of. fleer, told the aubcommlttee to- day that the can,dlan eovern· ment required Gull's Canadian uranium corporation to join the cartel. "AT NO TIME did (Gulf's Canadian .subsidiary) voluntari- ••••• dta_k.,._ • m'Jllllltlilll OfW u. 11-.mmie•n•-•11111 •ml"OlllMlt- \a,l. -..au.8ild tb.atotMc.c.l'a~ lrmu S. I:. llcm (D-Calil.>. a.aid tM dacv-nil•• Id bj tiae AltliCOm-mltt.e ,....,.. doubt ti.a «dlteoceof t.be alte1. •ca aAllDD TUT Gulf. ~ ltl Caudt•n au.tmdlary. wu an adtve ~fa Che cartel. GuJf'a eaeeutiv• wer. pre.ent and actiye at eartel meeUqJ, 9Dd propoMd prtce ta-. creues fOf uran.hun~ be aald. · ··u la abundantly clear th.at an internatioaal can.el rtiled tbe ., price of uranium in the worid market for at leut three,_..., .. said Mou. The documents were obtained by the subcommittee in the course of complex litl•atioo in· volvlng Gulf. Weatinghouae and a number of foreien and U.S. uranium producers. Reds Okay Reporter's ~ I Departure ~: MOSCOW <AP) -Soviet aecret poUce -.,bo que.stloned American journalltt Robert C. Toth tor more than 12 bours toJd h1Dl today be la tree to leave tbe Soviet Union. Toth aald be and hi. family would leave for the United St.ates P'rldll)' as planned. Thus it was disclosed only to- day by thla sterlin1 journal that Diedrich will be slapped with a court order that in effect may force him to answer Grand Jury questions. Considerini all this as a backdrop, Diedrich was in a pret- ty iood mood when be sat down for lunch with the Amigos at Irvine Coast County Club. Suarez · to Lead Sp.ain GULF HAS BEEN accused by W estlnabouse, a major maoutac- tu rer of equipment uaed ln nuclear power 1eneretors, of having helped to mutennlnd a Tbe U. Angeles Times cor- ?'ea p onde n t 1ald the KGB telephoned him to say be was "no lon1er needed and 1 can 10 when J . want." He had been barred from 1 .. v1q the country while he wu be1na queatiooed. conspiracy that drove UJ> the TOTH MID BIS release by tbe price of uranium in three years KGB amounted to "an admiuic:ID from '8 a pound in lt72 to nearly tha~ UU. wu all a frameup, or Coalition Eyed After First Vote in 41 Years $U a pound. worse." · Weatingbouae sued Gulf and 28 He said the crtIUni about his DURING THE BOASTING rites, he was in good humor as he was verbally bounced against the ropes by the twin emcees. Justice Bob Gardner and J . Leshc Steffenson, who tend to operate together Jlke a double· edged ra.for Steffenson msiated upon re· fernng to Diedrich as "The Super·D," a designation with which it is understood he is not particularly enamored. It was a\ao suggested that Diedrich was now "under lhe thumb" of General Tom Riley. the current count1?board chairman from Newport Beach. This interpretation of control might be open to wide dispute. TBBOUGB IT AU.. Diedrich was equal to the occasion when he finally captured tbe luncheon microphone. As for his visit to the coast and h1a new supervisorlal dlstrlct which stretches lhrou&b El Toro down to Ml.salon Vlio, Dledrlcb acknowledged that• e has bMn <'haraclerized by so e critics as "the Hun from the North " Diedrich pleasantly noted lhe presence of Ken Sampson. the former county harbors and beaches boss, who currently sits upon that body of Diedrich's dis· taste, the Grand Jurv. The supervisor n"oted he had served on the Grand Jury himself some years ago with Steffenson. "l'LL TELL YOU, it's a lot picer from that side of the table >than the side I'm on now " Diedrich quipped. ' Also, Diedrich took conaldera- hle pains, in light fashion. to acknowledge the presence of all ·the judges and attorneys at the Amigos Viejos gathering Turning to Justice Gardner or the appellate court, he added, ''And I suppose, Sir, I'll be seeiog you later . '' Well, all that light-hearted banter aside, don't expect this man lo fold up jf the Grand Jury comes after btm. I suspect Ralph Diedrich will quit smiling, pull on the &loves, and come out swinging.. MAQRID, Spain (AP> - Premier Adolfo Suarez' center coalition bas won Spain's first free elections in 41 years, lhe co untry's top election official said today. But the centrists fell short oC a majority and will have to tum to other political parties for support. With three·Courtha of the votes counted, Interior M lnister Rodolfo Martin Vllla said can· did ates loyal to Suarez would win 170 of the 350 seats in the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of the Cortes (parliament). Suarez' allies were projected to win 108 of the 207 seats al stake in the Senate, be added. The other 41 membera of the upper chamber were appointed by .Kini Juan Carlos and were expected to..aupport SUarez, giving him a workin& m~orlty there. 2"d Gftlft-al PrefJed WASHINGTON (AP> -An American three-star general who predicted that the United States may become entangled in a Sov· iet-Chineae war is in hot waler ( INSHORT J with the Pentagon less than a month after another general lost his job for warning or a posaible war in Korea. Lt. Gen. Donn Starry, com- mander o( the Army's 5th Corps in Germany, WBB directed Wed - nesday to postpone a planned leave and report to the Pentagon Friday to explain bis remarks to Army Secretary Clifford Alex· ander and Army Chief of Staff Gen. Bernard Rogers. In a recent commencement address. be said that the Soviet Uruon and China probably will fight a major war during the students' lifetime and that the United Stales probably will become involved. \let Aid Pia• Bit WASHINGTON CAP) Unhappy with President Carter's decision to upgrade less-lhan- honorable discharges of many Vietnam-era servicemen. the Siudy of Saccharin Ban Costs Backed WASHINGTON CAP> -The Council on Wa1e and Price Stabili· ty. saying the Food and Drus Administration may have un· dereatimated the cost of its proposed ban on saccharin, ia calling for further research on the artificial sweetener's possible cancer- cauaini effects. However. ln a report released Wednesday, the council did not urge that tbe proposed saccharin ban be delayed. Jt noted that lhe Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act requires FDA to ban additives found to induce cancer in animals. But the council said the FDA would have to consider the cost and benefit.a of saccharin more carefully when it decides whether to approve the sugar subatitute's u.se as a Ucenaed table top sweetener. The council took iasue with the FDA 's estimate that it would cost from $107 mllllon to $110 million a year ir all products contain- ing saccharin convert to 1u1ar. "High coata are projected because there are no substitutes now availablf for aaccbariD wblob would help overweisht people and diabetics rnan&Je their conditlona mo.re eully, '' it 1aid. Severe Weather Strikes Tomado Hitt North Dakota Town Temperat•~• I ' .. ,. ""' flt .. .. " ~ .. II 6t ., ~ ., '° •1 1' Ot •• \f It .. tt ., 11 :w ., n ..,_ ..... .. .. 79 a .,. ., n • 77 ... .,, .. ~ ,. -.. " .. .Jd ,,, . ,. "' 71 71 .. t.1' -1t = :: . . " fl ,. Callfo"9la House voted to deny ntsans· beneflta to those tak1q advan• tage ~::roer•~· De a $'70.2 billion money bill for several aeencles, the House a1ao voted Wednesday to order the Department of Hou.sing and Urban Development to re- view a regulation that some (eared would be used by homosexual couples to obtain federal houalng assistance. Both votes came as the House considered an appropriations measure for HUD, the Treasury Department, the Veterana Ad· ministration, the Environmental Protection Agency and 13 other federal agencies. The bill passed 374-32 and aoea to the Senate. l'raeee PlalU Teur WASHINGTON (AP) Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance'will tour the Middle East in July; vilit China in August and conduct high-level arms talks with Soviet Foreign Minister l\n· drel A. Gromyko in September The diplomatic moves wer<.' discl08ed by Carter admtnistra lion officials Wednesday, partly to diapel any notions of a lack ol procren toward a new U.S Soviet weapons treaty. other U.S. and foreign uranium contacts with dlsaldents and producen, claiming lt wu vie-• about bit arUcles were ... terri· timized by the operation of such a ble meaqe to the American cor- cartel and was unable to obtain reapoodents ..,ho remain that the uranium it needed to supply they may face the tame kind ol its customers, commercial· barusment and to the diaaldents atomic power plants. th et they're not immune from Some of those utilities sued · anythinJ at all." W eatinghouse when that firm Toth said be expected the Sov- fa il ed to deliver promised iet press would use hia cue in an am9unts of uranium. attempt to intimidate correspon- M any of the secret Gulf docu· dents and dissidents. ments obtained by th' panel were first obtained by West- inghouse in its lawsuit. Gulf un· successfully sought a federal court order to block tbe subcom· mittee effort to obtain them. THE DOCUMENTS Include minutes of business meetlnp of GOBBLEDYGOOK DOl:S llE.4DSI'AND OMAHA. Neb (AP> -Apply- ing fqr federal grants was bad enoueh. says Albert Rochford. director of the Douglas County Public P:-operties Division. But he's reaJly confused now. The current Public Wi)rk.s Act booklet of forma ti•s one ol every two pages printed up!llde down. THE NEWSMAN SAID he would 10 to London. where be planned to write about his ex- periences in Moscow's Lefortovo Prison. "Riehl now l'm kind·of elated,'' be said. . KGB aeents question.eel Toth four tlmel -three hours Satur· day, three hours TueadQ and two 1esatons totalllne 6\.i bow'4 Wednesday. Toth tald the Police told fJJrh Wednesday be wu a witness and ''not the accused." He sald the KGB refused ~ divulge wbo wu accused or t3 specify cbar1ea. But be said much of the quesUonine WM about bis relations with im· prisoned Jewish activist Anatoly Sbcharans'y. aplnst whom the aovermnent la believed to be pre· parloa treason cbaraes. Countess Mara Neckwear. For Dad: ••one Man In A Million" Pure silk to pay trlbule to his importance and good taste. !:sch Is en exclusive design discreetly embroidered with the famous CM crest. From 11.SO si1Ye1Woods "\ • ' • -"" -,, r -,--__. ---• --T • ,,. -r ----..........--- -,---- • ;F:are Destroys Oil Refinery WGllGC~amn-· ......... DClCDCIMll:ulia 11111• -tallfttllCa .. CC 1111• ol Ul ,,. ... A 1'raci1co l&J act!NC ll"GaP ukeO tM f'CC oa W._. d.aJ to or.I.er a G ale, Calli., t.tmu:m ..._ to alr ll"lnlll· mtn1 ln ttspWM to the .i .... o1 .pr •PllWOllUID A1111ta Bf'1an u-...... The peUUon alleaed um station KVOf' alAd ab boan at pro- T •ltla1 about Mua FUNSTO VOfCI sramm1D1 reatur1.a1 Ml.a• Bryant ud ber bubt.Dd, Bob Gneo, talk· A tk I u • c au. W • Y. Alan R... lnc about tbelr recent Save Our CldldnD. Inc., "l•Y cam paten. ebalnnao of the Com-But the paiUon aaya the .i.uan r.tuMd ,..qae1ta to allow bomolu- muoity Reteue Board ualt to ao bet ore camera to pn11at tbe1r Ylewa. that OD July 1 mercea the An P'CC apokelmaD laid the petltkm, at.abm1Ued by die Council 4 TBlaD female women'• ind meo'• Radio Comedy on ReUaiooandthe Hom«>MP•••, lnc., wuapparentlytbellntoltu follower of Manion, paroleboarda, aaid: kind aatlnc that the fair'nea doctrl.ae be applied to queatloaa ol IAllle Vu Hout.en. ~J "U •ould be well for rl bomOMXUallty. cUJ'l'ellllyt.beiqNUtea the public to realize .rJ~e Die8 .. ITlllNKlT'SFAJ&tosQtb.iallUlellntUmeula:ueoltbla for tbe two LaB'lanca 100D• or later almost ~ ma1nitudei.Dvolvin1 ••YI labe\n&prMeated,"tMspokeamanaa.ld. murders b9cauae her at· 99ef)'aa,t will be back to In tbe put, the f&U'Dess doctilDe bu been uNd to requ.lte aldJ:aC torney dluppeand dur-the community on LOS ANGELES <API -Alan of contruting view• on a wtde raq• of luuea, ranciN &om lnl tbeortainal trial. parole." Reed, one of radio comedy's "nuclear power to abould we recop.IH Vlttnam," lhe 1p0keaman ~ W a y, a for m er great ltral&bt men and the voice said. "It's a very broad umbtella or tent." S. BAKERSFIELD (AP> -A hu&e Clre that RepubUcan1tlteMUtor WAY SAYS when her of Fred Fllntat.one on television, The FCC spokesman aaid that alu.ou&b the petltloo wu re· ftept t.llroaC!I an oU reftnery here early today bu appointed to bead the waa at the prlaon be wu ia dead at the age of 69. ferred initially to the aaency'a divllioo tb•t bandiea complaints becll a:tift.culsbed after uualng at least $200,000 ln Paro 1 e b o •rd b Y approached by three in-Reed died Tuesday at St. Vm· aaainat broadcut outlets, it ts likely that an line ••u eaploeive as :.dam..,.., Kem County firemen report. Democratic Gov. Ed· mates, one ol them Miss cent Medical Center tollowine a lhla" will be decided by the full commllalon. ~.. A 1poke1man said mund Brown Jr., refuses Atki.DI, u he sat on a ienJtby illness. :flreflahten contained the ( ) to prejudae the Atkins bench ln tba "campus" HE SAID A RlJUNG could take weeks, and could be appealed Mize 1t the Gibson 011 ,.,TATE and Krenwtnkel caaea~ area of the Southern He bid been a stral&bt man by eltheratde tn the controversy. 'Refinery at about s :JO Both were rejected Callfornlaprlaon. and foil for nearly allot the early The 21-page petition asks for a quick rulin1 to put all ataUona "a.m . The fire started al---------la1tyearbythewomen'1 Way 111d MiN Alkins radiocomedians. ''onnoticethattheissueofcivilnahtaprotecttonforthe1ayminorl· •bout 1 a .m. and quJckly parole board at their "told me her ll!e story. He was the original Daddy to ty ot the population is controversial and of public Importance lD the en1ulted the plant located a mile west or here on first heart.nas. Manton is She said lhe bu found Ml.as Bric&:a Baby Snooks, the United States today... · , ·Roeedale mabway. serving a life term at rell1loa. She aaid she poet Falstaff Openahaw on the ''Proaramming present.in& the anti-I~ rtpta position must be · Firemen orlelnally identllied the fire scene as V a c a v i l l e f o r wu at the bottom of the Fred Allen abow, atar of Joe balanced by alrina the views of those who favor lelill•tioD to pro-- the Conard OU Refinery because all equipment maatermlndine the barrel •hen she met Palooka and "Abie's Irish tecttbelecalrigbtaofthe1lsrl111cantmlnorltyofthepopul1t1oa," and true.ks bore that name. However, Fire Capt. m urdera of actress Manaoa." Rose." the petition said. 1loa Marshall said the refinery was recently sold ----------------------------------------------------------to Glb9on. Containment was delayed by a limited water aupply in the area because ot the drought, ManhaJI aald. A••.,. D .. 8tr~• Cltefl • SACRAMENTO CAP> -Consultanta hired by Ute federal aovemment have concluded that the ~uburn Dam could be hit by an earthquake 10 times .areater than the dam was deai1ned to withstand, a critic of the dam says. But ft spokesman for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation says ll doesn't mean the consultants' report wiU state the dam as deal&ned is unaale, or could not be beefed up to withstand a 6.5 mainllude quake. New f'aet• 8 .. port 'Mo,..... MW LOS ANGELES (AP> -The attorney for former Howard Hughes aide Noah Dietrich says he has new inforrnaUon to support his client's claim that the Hugh~ "Mormon Will" is authentic. Harold Rhoden said Wednesday that informa- Uon lie received from Nev1da Atty. Gen. Robert Uat shows that the ink uaed to write the will was manufactured between 19:58 and 1966 and again from l.ln2to1974. "We reel wilb the use of common sense lh1I new information makes the forgery theory unt~nable." said Rhoden. " W..011 Ordere4 t• .,,a., Stoel& RIVERSIDE (AP> A Jury has decided lhat a 68·year-0ld Banninl woman must repay twiee the value of stock she took from her late husband -an amount that exceeds St million Sallie 8 Jones was found gutlty Wednesday of fraudulently persuading her late husband.kl place bank accounts and stocks \n joml ownenhip with i.er. Under that arrangement, she automatically re- ceived lhe mooey and stocks on bis dQth, and did oot have lo share them as part of bis elhte wllh her ~tepson, Robert Earl Jones, 44, of Anaheim. ~arfc E.rpt1 ...... s..,,,.ne4 ARCATA (4P) -Wearlnt blue jean.a and • l:lannel shirt, Interior Secret.aty Cecil Andrus hiked pirou&b the embalUed Redwood NaUonal Forest •nd came out Hying he aWl supports park ex- pansion. Andrus' position on 1dding 48,000 acres to the Ss.000-acre Northern California park: was not ebanged d~plte meetin11 amid the ~edwoods Wed· oesday with conservationists and timber mdustry represenuatl ve-s I Get lall Tn"9U SAN DIEGO (AP> S1x men cbar&ed with ~isuae-of pension trust funda of Local 88 of the ln- tematiooal Laborers Union of North America wJU M'l• to pay fines of $10,000 and serve up to four-year ~terms. U.S. District Court Judie Gordon Thompson Jr. h:Ppoeec1 theaentenced, givln& four-year ~::,•ea· 4-c•toRobert Von Willer Sr. andJolm • , Haninf, a former trustee cl three union trusts, i ded guilty to embeullnC alm01t *10,000 from loo funds, while Von WWer pleaded cullty to benllna service credits th.i quallfled blm for a er penaloo and to entert.ns a phony certification be waa a bod curler from 1M8to1965. ltl ''t \"ii 1.'1 (I II\ t "OlllH 1111\ll I· 1111 \I 111. H H I 1<11 .111 \"II IC ~.!)\ \4~''< flf ·,;,; ; ;~;. ~'t'\ •• ;~. 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Aeg.78.99 74.88 ' . • I . . ............ • ' Unwise loterf erence The state Assembly has gone off the reservation m its latest attempt to increase the Legislature's con· trol over operatiMs of the University of CaijfOrnla. c Good ~Little Idea' The state Office of App~~ate Technology sounds f ormldable, but tt specl · es in developinc what it calls "lltUe ideas" for the Brown adminlstn· tion. The latest bit of Appropriate Technology ta the purchase of a fleet or 50 bicycles for the use of state wotkers who have to travel between state otnces in Sacramento. It's appropriate, says the agency chief, because it provides inexpensive tnibsportation, doesn't occupy parking spaces and gives the bureaucrats a chance to enjoy fresh air and exercise. -•• The Assembly's proposed 1977·78-budget contains a proviso which would eive the Legislature the right ~o establish criteria for the promotion of university '3culty members and the granting oftenure. Failure to abide by the legislative criteria would tesult in withdrawal of state funds -an estimated 8 $700 million next year-upon which the university de· The bikes will be distributed among various state agencies and, if there's enough demand, the neet will be augmented. The prospect of state officials, adminiatrative aides and even legislators pedaling around the capital while all those state cars remain in the parking lots is remote-but it surely is appealing. 'Yeah, they were fast, all riKht -but not as fast as Andy Young!' ; Human . Rights, Dissidents Due ~elgr8de Airing ' WASHING TON Even before \ the Soviet Union charted Jewish activist Anatoly Shcharansky with high treason a1ainst the state. skilled Kremlinologists • here pt\wately warned that a ma&sive new effort against Sov· iet dissidents was imminent despite the forthcomln1 Bel· grade review or the Helsinki agreement on human ri1hts. Indeed, oo let111 a figure than exUed Nobel laureate Alexander Sol zhenitlyn. who huctven U00,000 to help Soviet dlsaidentf ad their families, has si&nalled frienda here from his Ver· mont retreat. Solzbenit· syn 's warn· mg · The KGB (secret police), stuns by 1nab1hty to control poliUcal diastdents, is prepanng to "stamp out the movement" in a sweeping "legal" attack that would transform clearly political offenses -many of them permitted by presumed Helsinlu human rights guarantees -into synthetic "criminal" offenses. Almost prophetically , Solzhenitsyn's warning an· ticipated the espionage charge a1ainst Shcharansky, who bas been in jail since mid-March. HOW FAR Soviet autboritJes choose to carry their intellllfjed new campaign against Soviet dia· sidenta may well depel\d on bow hard the. U.S. insists that ''human riehta'' mu.st have a pro- mineo\ place oo the Beland• agenda. This ~uestlon will not be answered until djplomats from the U.S., Canada and European countries that signed the uns Helsinki agreements undertake the preliminary post-Helsinlt1 sesslon in Belgrade this week 1 nat session ls supposed to set the agenda for the October meet.- in•. Ir the U.S. -pos1ubly op· Wonderful Dream Never Seenu to End ' Once upon a time there was a country called Wooderfuland. Everyone who lived in Won· derfuland dreamed The Great. Wonderfuland Dream The Great Wonderfuland Dream was to own two cars, one boat, a nice little home m a nice little suburb, a ruce little cabin the country rar from the cities' mad· dln& lhron1. I and two nice little children wltb deirees la marine biolo1y or aomethbl& orotber. Some acblevecl Tbe Ore•t Won· •derMand Dream and werf. very. Ivery happy. Some dldn t and r were very. very unhappy •. 1 TbOM who didn't were lucky if they achieved ope car, a cold lwater f)at and e.l1llt kicb who lnever 1ot out of high school. •Naturally they were frustrated 1 and ansry Some Quit dreamln1 1 and turned to drugs, alcohol and crime. ''Life," they ahouted In the street., "is unfair " Fortunately, the Leaders o( Wonderfuland were woDderful. Dear Gloo1ny ( ARTHOPPE J "Somethin& must be done about lbe system." th~y satd, "ao that everyc:Jlle ta Wonderfuland will achieve The Great Wonderful and Dream. WEU.. they tinkered here and patched there and rnachinated everywhere. Finally. believe 1t or not, they accomplished the am· poaalble -every sing.le Won· derfulmndeT at lut achieved The Great Wondeduland Dream It was wOdderfW. Every ainaJe WonderfuJ.4Dder owned two can. one boat, a nice little house ln a nice llWe suburb, a nice little cabin in the country and two nJce little children with co1le1• decrees. Of course, ttut crowd~ •ub- urbs now stretched a foOcl 100 miles from the cltJa whlch were now deserted except between rune and rrve. So moU Won· dtrfulandera apent niOll of <Mir lelaure • tlrno commuUn1. But there wun't enou1h room on all the Ines anct riters for all their boats anyway. TllVS now, ttiat 111 \Von· derfulanders had achieved The Great Wooderfuland Dream. It wu no '°"'er true that aome were unhappy. All were un· happy. 1t •• theft that • Wlae Leader hme up with a slmple solution: .. • mlUt cbanie Tht Great ~ Dream. We must a\1 lower our t'xP«-..tio ana a ream of acbievin• only ont car, a cold water nat and et1ht kldl who nev~r aet out of blfb &4!hoOI. Thenwc'llaJtbobnppy " Bverym aaw the wl1dom of um. Unfortunately, no one want ed to 10 first. But they did chan1e Tht Great Wonderful1t1d D~. They now dream ot owning cara, two boau 11reat big 1A a c "4.lburb. a cou.ntl)r cttat.P and two brilliant kld.t with Ph.:O't. . So aomt are now ha 1 and ( EV ANS-NOV AK J posed by some Western Euro peao allies -ina11ta on full ex· posure and debate over human rights, the Kremlin may have to tone down ita new assault on dls· sidenta. But if President Carter continues to play down the issue of human rilhts i" the Soviet Union u be bu done for the past two months and tbe treat debate doe• not take place ha the main Bel&'l'ade aeuton next October. then W.O.COw may reel politically sare in tryinC to liquidate lhe em- ba r r aaslog and humiliatioc a.11tatioo for civil and human rl1bta. The way that may be done is now becommg clear: by attack· anc lbe dissidents for .. criminal .. off en.ses and bailing them into public show trials on such charges u currency manlputa. lion or high treaaon or "booli&anism'' and a variety of others, none tied to human ri1hta. There are today two principal targets of official attack against Soviet citizens: dissidents public· ly working inside the Soviet Union as members of the "Helsinki monitoring group". and diasldents working with Solzhenitsyn's "Russian Social Fund" -lbe $300,000 in royalties from his "Gulag Archipelago" that he baa slipped lnto the Soviet Union to help d[ssldents and their lamlll•. SBCHAaANSKY was a lead io1 activist an the Helsinki monJtorinf iroup when he was arreated ast spring Al Jeast eiebt other dbsidents strivm& to· pubUclze Soviet \'iolations ol the Helsinki human rtgbts such rui the ritht to emigrate are also in jail They include dlasidenl lead« Alexander Gin.burg, who " •• also the first head or Solzhenitsyn's fund . .Arrested In early February. he has been in Jail mcommunicado and without Corm al charge ever since Poignant testimony or the hopelessness and fear or a new Soviet clampdown among families of Jailed dissidents came in a letter just received by Solzhenitsyn from Mrs. Ginsburg and the wife of Yuri Orlov, another Helsinki monitor also ar- rested and jailed. Stating their ·'profound anxiety and preoc· cupation as to the fate of our ar· rested husband5," they told the author: "Ominous rumors have been spread.ins around Moscow. Ac· cording to these rumors, Ginsburg and Orlov will be tned on the char&e of having violated reeulations on currency ... We greatly fear that the authontJes have decided to stage a cnminaJ rather than a political tnal There has been a press camp&Jgn pointed in that d1rect1on '' THE SOVIET refusal lo gave a vi sa to Edward Bennett Williams. tbe noted criminal lawyer who bu inUmate ties to President Cart.er'• Democratic party, is simply further evidence of how hard·b06ed the Soviets have now become about lheir human rights vulnerabllity. Re· tained by Solzhenitsyn t.P go to Moscow for the legal cferenae of Ginsbur1, Williams has been WI· able even to contact Mrs. Ginsburg since the Soviets jammed their Washington-to· Moscow telephone cooversatior. on March31. Clearly, the Kremlin b in- creasina~;:omed, P-111 aoout the con e qttatioo ol Soviet citizen.a tryto1 to claim their Helsinki ri&hts, but far more about the lmpactofthedissideots on the BeJcrad• conference. How · Pres1dCQt Carter nplolts this open so.tet wo\Jnd u not 1et known. But If be faila to make the most Ol It be will, at lbe very least, be open to severe criticism by many American politicans · - and just plain voters. Carter Bars Computer Sale WASHINGTON -President Carter bas personally ruled against selllnl the Soviet Union the Cyber 78, an electronic marvel, wbich could be turned against us to track miaailes, de· code secrets and improve nuclear production. We reported last month that the $13 mlllioa computer, which o perates 20 times faster than anytbine the Soviets produce , would aooo be on its way to Russia unless there were a last· minute atop order. The preai· (JACK ANDERSON J dent bas now issued the stop or der. Hia security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski. has notified Com mert'e Secretary Juanita Kreps that tbe deal is off. Her de· partment Issues export Ucenses. Brzezinski declared in a June 6 memo. stamped ''Secret" that "the president ha• determined against the proposed sale and thus the export license should be denied," Wblte House Intimates have informed us. CONT&O.L 0.\TA, wbicb . manufad.11r!9 tilt Cyber 71, bad been h•inmiidni at W••b.initon Justice or Revenge Thoap&a at Large: When any 1roup is denied equality long enough, lt no Jon1er !\eeks Justice, but revenge; and this Is the cancerous core of all terrorist movements throughout hl1tory Who is to say that tbt" rat has 11ot "conditioned" the ex· perhnenter to •lve blm food! Ninety percent ot what "1e "beUeve .. i. baaed oo tempera- ment, taste. tralniq, and trd· uon: ~ 10 pereent, tr I.bat, comet from independent tbou•ht. People •ho praiM •·.atmDUcl· ~Y" In art ~t to ponder HSI..,. J-m~·· obeervaUon: "Sim}>llci· ly ln art 11 like uro In • nunabe(; lta importance depends upon Ui~ ft sure ll lt united with." (SYDNEY HARRIS) ; lar1e number or divorceH who "can't afford" to remllrry l"t. they lose their alimony PIY· menu, and the equal numbt'l' ot widowed old1te1"1 who can't af· ford to marry lest they lose their ~tat Security payment•. .. Living for pleasure" la either the wont or the best or phU01opb.l• -dependlni upon bow namnrly or broMtly on de· tfn• ·~t"!'ure." A a mart per1on l1n 't really smart unUl he know• how to tel Ion, with fools -wh oh la lbc chit rtl\IOl1 o mnny tntellec· tuala ttmam 1mctally powerteas. to get an export license. A com· pany a~kt!Sman assured us that it would be used strictly to study the weather. Any diversion to military use, hesaid, could bede· tected immediately Then Con· trol Data would pull out its technicians and reruse parts to the Soviets, thus cnpphn& the miracle machine. But our sources called these safeguards "a Joke · and warned that the Soviets could train their own techruc1ans and scrounge parts Crom other countries Sources familiar with the deal say tbat •pproval was imminent until we l>eian making inquiries. FOREIGN GOONS -ln col· umn after column, we 'have re· ported how foreign secret police have threatened, terrorized and even murdered polftlcaJ dlsai- dents wbo have fi~ to tbt United States for aafety. Yet th aame goons, who haruaod them at home, are able to operate with Impunity in this country. But now, at Jeut, somethanl( will ~don~ abolittt., n. Geor1e McGovern. D ·S.D., fs lnv stlgut· 1ng the secret operation~ or roreicn yolice within U S. boun· darles. J{i~ Senate !lubcommmee f tcroin1 an on Chile's DINA. South :Korea's KCIA, th~ Soviet Union'• KGB, the Philippines· M JSA and lra.n 'a SAVAK. We have <'ited abuses by all five oC theff CO\llltrf~•· LUt Oc· tobor we cl\ar1f<l that DI.NA, SAVAK and tht KClA bad .. com· m ltted burglaries, attempted kldnaplnp and plodell m in the United States. - We published documents from SA V AK fllea detailing bow its a1ents were taught to conduct "secret break-ins." Accord.log to our Intelligence sources. SA VAK's U.S. operations are directed by Mansur Rafiudeh, who has posed as an Iranian al · tache at the United Nations. He 1'Up•r'-'ases 11cores. some say hun dreds. of SAVAK a«ents in this country PROM TIME to tirne. we have also identified Soviet KGB agent. tn thi. country, including lhree who poud as newsmen. Sen. McGovern 11 alao in- vesti1atin1 our report on .Pbillp- pine• Prealdent Perdlnand M arcot' attempt to bribe a detec· tor from b1a own staff. PrhnW\'o Mijares, to keep blJD from tesU· fytnc bl'.fore the House. The unatoc"s staff 11 1ectetly fr1terviewjng di11ident., ~nder U.S. protection, who have been Intimidated by forei1n police. Several wlll be aaked to tesUfy. The senutor Is also draf\11\JC le1i11latlon that wlll ~rm l JuaUc ~pt. to crack down on forel1n pollct" opt"raUona 1n thl counln ,• ... ., •' -' ., . 1 ' ... savings for· Fathers shoppers ! JCPenney Newport · Beach only! Be here at 5 PM sharp. Quantities limited on many items. · Don't miss this exciting event. KNITS FOR DAD Save 20% Here's a nifty idea for Dad's~ fun days-an easy care handsome sport shirt. He'll remember you every time he wears it. Choose from several styles. Men's sizes. 3 PC SUIT Sp.ec:iai . 49.88 Men's 3-pieee textured polyester suits· a super buy for the warm weather ahead. A super way to extend a man's wardrobe and save. tool 11e special! 4·in·hand solids and patterns. Only 1.99 Sale 6.99 Rego SH. Terrific buy on men·s dress alacks nowt Solid colors In mel'\'S sizes. SPORT SHIRT l JCPENNEY BLAZER ' SALE !i9.l'!3.~;.~9 : Save · better sport shirts at tremendous savings JUSt 2 0 orc in time for Fathers Day. Several styles to choose O from in men's sizes. l ~ . Sclve 20%· ••• :4 Give him a pair of cool polyester/cotton pajamas and save.100. Men'$ &il'9· ,, , TENNIS RACQUETS Save30% Yonrxe .,... .. tennl• r•cJc•t•, 11.99. Arthur Ashe tennis rackets.ti.ti Wilao" Advantage& ractcets.ttl.99. Wiison tennis beUs, extra duty, 3 per can, reg. 2.49, Now 2 .19. . Tretorn tennis sh0es for men, white only. reg. 22.50, Now 17.18. Sale $219 . .. Handsome patch pocket blazer of texturized woven stretch potyester. Notched lapels, center vent, fashion colors. A cool buy in men's sizes. heather Sale Belts & Wallets Save50% I; r I ... ,• RECLINER SALE Nows99 Or1g. $299. Closeout on two handsome two-way recliners for Dad. One is fawn the other in beige and chrome. Be sure to see these great values now! S·ave20% WEBER BARBECUES Our entire hne of Weber$ barbeque kettles and accessories.are now on sale for outdoor barbeque fun. Heavy duty steel construction, porcelaln- lzed 4nside and out Sale 13.88 Aeg. 19.99, Water PUclP shower head soothes, :stimulates and mas- sages aching muscles. Combines regular shower spray with ~lsabng water action. • • J.a11 HA do Vol Won In the JaU pr'OC .... Hr'll tl alf their I a . ol lbo6e 1 rvlnc Um• at t.~ eount.J ,.., .. w .. u. .. aeeurity faeWtJ at tho hoDof' farm eSD time ott lhelr 1eateacea by volunteer won. taeludiq l•bor on road llDd pa.rt crew•. But tbe Grand Jury mede It clear it .... • need to put men prbooen to wort on aocnet.bins leu tb•o •volunteer b•il. llOWBVD, ft UCLUDSD "tbe followtni tnet ot i.Dmatea '' from Ju WG'k order; f--TboM unabl• to wart. -Tbole "determinedly unwillln• to work." -P~mtlal eacapee1. -Traffickers tn coatraband. · Io iu report, the Grand Jury said U belleYes It's Woody : 1Park Symbol Chosen t "Welcome Woody" is the name of the new Oranee County park symbol, a cartoon drawing of ~acorn woodpecker. The name wu 1elected by county supervisors ,after 350 local residents submitted their 11uaea· jlon1. The winning name wu 1ubmltted by 58-year- old Georoanna Ruaaell of Santa Ana. or 'l'BAT NV•BS&, J1117 tald, there ta n 1 ot ID to ~ Inmates who will not volun· leer toW'Oft •who wlll "notcoatorm toJall poom· IDI ~ (llalr laft!a> Clll*ted ot workers." Pr.umablJ lt ll tiat 50 to '' the Jury aea u . tbe poteat1aJ 'arJet of an ordinance requirtn1 them to wort wbile ln Jall. 1118 lmDMel who an waltlnl trial or whole cues U'fe Dot~ aettled are not elllible for work detalll und« eslallnl Jall rel\lllltions. Prof Cited Newport Beacb r•l· dent Dr. Judd D. Hubert bu been honored by the pubDcaUon ot a coJlec. lion ol esa•ys on 11th centur~ French literature this month ln Parts. Hubert ta a pro- fe11or of French •t UC Irvine. .--.J d8dend the a11igator. .. F]ll;1 @)~o@·@J~· 44 fahlon !Island, newport center LOOUNG FOR 111AT. 9aOKEN WATER PIPlf ? •rRY A Wl1'tR FINDER\ IC.".i'ei~M" ___ .._...__ l~edl~-IT WQBtSI U .. With todafe water 1hott11ge. the ~le WAT£ft flNDIR 11 be- coming ln0t9Ulngty lmp()f'tant to the homeOwntr. • ... With the WATER FJNDD. nyoow can locate that tM'oken water meln that run• under yourt>roPertY. Tbe •TD FJNOP alto lndloat .. the dtrectton of flow. That It, north to aouth, Mlt to w..t. eto. You dig In that .,.. only, thut aavlng you 11me and money epent In lfm,... digging. , If you are conaldartng putting In your own f,..h water wen, egaln., let the WATER F1NDEA HELP YOU. The WAftR FINOIA Mtpe locate currents or 1trum1 running underground, and wm Indicate the dlNC· tlon of flow u •lated abOVt. Th• WATER FINDER comn complete •nd '*Y to UM. No ext,.. to buy, no apeclal attachmentt. Juat follow the ... Y to rues and under· atand ln1truot1on1. Almoat anyone can UH It, and It• 11mpJlolty wlll amaze you. The modeat pt1~ of ,8.96 p.p. (11t clau mall) 11 far below what It oan Hve you, 10 order youra now. If not Htltfi.d, you can •xohange It; no ntfundt. Send your check or money order togetMr with your name, f,ull addrna and zJp cod• (pleue print) to: JOP.jAC COMPANY P.O. i3ox '°2 Weal Orange, N.J. 07062 PIH,. ellow three to lour WHkt for deltvery. • Other fmallst.8 were .. Acom Woody" suggested t.y W. T . McGinnla of Fountain Valley, Lola L. s.dler ol Fullerton and Sylvia Lien of Santa Ana, r.zeke the Beak" from Mrs. Jack Blantoo of Brea pd "Handy Andy" from Sherry Schmenger of Bell Gardens. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------_:_-==========================:::;::::=:=::=:=:=::=::=::;::=========== The new park loeo was designed by county 1mployes Bennie DeSoto and nm Miller. The draw· me resembles the acorn woodpecker, county of· flcials said, a bird frequenUy found in county re· Jional parks ' PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE l1\usf$rll I 1Jntrrior~ ·che11 • GCllMI S,.C._...111.._.; arc ~ ...... .., ....... 642-1335 ~-Trawe••-· AIR TICK!TI • TOURS l CRUtlD ,, I. If 7 6 Father's Day Essay Contest Grand prize wtnntt of the South Coast Ptara essay contest wlJI: •Take his or her Dad end the entire family (maximum party of 6) to see the Anaelt play tM Twins at Anaheim Stadium on July 11; •Have dinner with the Angels' ~. Rid Patterson, and wetch the pme from his private ~; •Throw out the first ball to Oad to open the game: •Take Dad Into tn. Angels' dugout. have pictures taken with the pltY,erS. .. 20 RUMNERUP PRti£:a •four pri1es of 4 boK seats each to the July 11 Angels-Twins .rln~AnseJa• warmup J ckets end caps.. . • Slptur1 baseballs. COHTUT ltUW . ., In SO WOfd• or i... witt. "t!J ,ov want to oe.rw '.u.'• Der ttie ~ W!l1· D*7 millblt f~ ~ ~etof or UM• pt.in sheet of pl!per. ~ oplll to bon ft 1ir11, tfvoulh tP 15. Entry ...,. 1:00 p II\. ~. JUN lt. ~ YIM" tf((tJf io tht C.l'OllMll Coult at Soult! Cont Plai.1 t11 tend to ~ C... ~ Giwll Ofticll. Ooati ....... • r told t~• th• ..... TOUGH," IA YI I-foot, IQ.year old Jlut.b Cwdoo, caal u Mn. 11.Wer to "The Prince "11 Ceotral Park," a •minute CBS epedal to be ahown Friday <Channel 2. 8 p .m.). In tbe drama, 1be befriend• two run.away orphans who have Mt up bC>UNUeploi lo Central Park. 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Ju ID South C&roUaa. bmlPt UUW.C-wy. two p1w aod 1 amed to ny. q Jt.wport leacb. c..tU«Dkl 12113 Hid. • I • • • I • ~ w =.1"'°form ~ (71')~2.200 ·'TllERE A•E A LOT or nampl • I ' • I can uaure you, that tx·boot1•11en : Ch.Ina by Lun,_,_, w....i~. Aooonth4l o.nd others. line Euror~n : are 1etttna lnto narcoUca. lt'a a bla ..,..,-.......,. .. ---... .. 1 thine today, )'OU underatand, and the and American cut crystal dJ'1d art Qla$$, porcokun hQUnne:s, bronzes; J100 llle1al liquor bu.atne11 la a decllnln1 1umltun.: chandeliers and ono of the larQeSI displays ol ltoo 1ew1i~y m thu : occupation," Oxley sald f.Wthland. Everything trom 20 c.1.r4l charnond soWairell to go:ct oocl. chdlnl. ·I The Sevter County Sberiff'a Depart· I ment raided a county·Une lann 1n FREE ay,,MISSION I May and dilcovered 4,000 marijuana "" nu · I plants • two at.ills. The plants were TERMS: 1 well-cultivated. duat.ed for bup and Ja11ed·leaved hemp irew in a com Al.# anlH"~" "'""' m bJnert are f..-mer1, so the next p;:::::::::::=::::::z:s:::::i:==::::.=c:;::::::=i:lZ!:;;::tt,' availabk thine for them to grow ls irrtsated from a nearby stream. Tbe ~DmOncardNAL ~~~ON a' 0P~~nal: Check. Terms.. · :· field bebindt.bebarn. Mon., Tuee & Fri. lOa m to Sp m., Sat. 12noonto 5p.m., 1 A NOTRE& ALCOHOL b\lnaa Sun. 2 p.m. to S p.m. I PATERSON, H .J. Pl-The Most Rev .. awraee B. Catey, 71 , ho sained international ttenUoa when 1'e uid e removal oC cornalole aren Anne Quinlan rom life su pport stems was within atholi c relieton idelines, died Wednes y. LOS ANGELES (AP> , A funeral Maas for l lcbael J. Sretovlch, 47, {~Death Notlcu a Von'a Grottr)' Co. ex· eeutlve, b scheduled for 8:30 too.libt In Whittier. Sreaovlch, t'e com - pany'• martetlng vice· president 1ince 1975, died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Memorial services tot the Rev. Violet ~wart Godeldaa, 78, a trustee of Cbriat Church Unity in Los Angeles, will be held June 2S 1n the Church of Rellgloua Science. Mra. Goetebius, who wu ac, tive ln local and national Unlty Church affairs, i JAMI! s :·.~~~~. tHld•nl or died June 9 in Santa ~· ,., M41r. C•lllott•I•. PeM4'd Monica. H JY Jut>e IS 1tn S.rYIC., .,.. penef i11t el Snwlll Tu'Nll uomb Mortuery, Cott• Mew ..._ .. HAAHlt OAl/11.Ll! F HAAHA. ••\Iden! ol LilQun• Hllh C.at.torn•• P•\Md •w•v .,......11 1'l/1n•l.q,.,..HllltllOtOll•I 1 ~rv1v .. d av ~., wlfP ~hlrt•v 'on LOS ANGELES (AP) -Funeral services for 011 industry publisher Jolla A. Tuohey, 60, were held Wednesday in Whit· tier's Rose H ills IG•orci-al (I To,., C• cl11119n1t•> ~Nrh1•" ~'"'°""' (f\h ~l'\O tll Put., SctudOPll ~h•llf'r f'IM• llt (,•rttklll'W ,Merun. wr" ro••n.1 "'" Eerlv• Memorial Park. Tuohey, • ~:~,';:.~~~ ~;,::; 1 ~~·: .~: .. .!!;,:_~~ who pub 11 s h c d t h e ,Marion HUii! flll•fl••I I·~· Minn . Tu 0 h ey Rep 0 rt . a ,l(•nn-lllH••hr PIM•nl1• c., ~l•lt•"I markCl1n11 nCWSletlcr 9r,.ndcrHtttr1•n thr•• Qrf'•t D • r,,..,dc1111<1ron ru.,.:,,,,.,.,.ic,., .... ,,,.. died Saturday at a Cov .. IOFri,Jun+ll,IOOPM ~t5twofltr inn hopSita( Of Jung Mo<t~r., O...r>tl PrlYete lemlly Inter· I •I El Tero C.met~ry In llW of Ca ncer en. 1_11., wl"-4 con1r111ut1on1 to t,,. c.tnor Society ,,_,,.., l .tQuna <hM«i.-:._~t~:" NEW YORK CAP) -~OWAAD E MILL£R. rrtl#IW o( Dr. George CcKdaa, 58. • ~ ce111orn1• P••Wd •"'•Y who discovered the drug ,. 16. '"'' S.r..tcH ••• Ptfldlno el . 11 ru1Nt1 .... ...., Mo<1u1•"· c...11 L-Dopa. Which is used in .. ..._.. the t reatment of llUHOADWA'T MO ITU AU I t O Broadwat Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMITH TUTHILL LAMI WHTCUflll CHAPI&. •27 E 17th St Costa Mesa• 64&-<4888 Santa Ana Chapel 51 B N Broadway Santa Ana• 5'47·4131 "UCI taOTHUS SMmtS' MOlrTUAIY 627 Main St Huntlnoton Beach 5~9 PIHfAMllY COLONIAL fUMHM. HO Ml 780113otaa Ave Westminster 893·3525 Parkinson's disease. died Mond ay MONTREAL <AP> Folksinier AJan Milla: 83. who worked as a journaJial, actor and televuion ana radio show hoet and was best known for hls song "l Know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly," died Tuesday. MIAMI (AP) -Bessie ·s. Webeter, 101.~ former radio peJ"SOnallty for Pit· taburah•e K.DKA,tbe na· Uon'1 flnt radio station, died Moaday. mlriJuoa. and we thlnk lt'U &et more pre.alent u time coes on ... agent, wbo aalted not to be ldentilled, AUCTIONEER.: I PRO• tMt TO 1981, federal alcohol agents In 'renneue. .el zed more than l,000 sUUa a year. In 1976 they broke only eight. said a1ent.1 have uncovered u many Art Levine I as 10 marijuana fields the past three I years 1'"' areas of east Tennessee I where moonshine buslneasa once ~ WE BUY FOR CASH __) were1ecen<1. " . OR SELL ON CONSIGNMENT. "More than a year and a half a~o. authorities found a marijuana field ln Cocke County and ll was lied to an ex-bootlegeer," Oxley said. "There "Moonshiners and mariJuana peo· WHOLE ESTATES OR SING file want to make some easy money, a LE ITEMS. ast and easy buck.'j he said . • ...... ~---•••'••••••••••••• ~ Pit Brdl Sentence Opposed SAN JOSE (AP> Animal control officers have declart!d an un· popular pit bull terrier a vicious animal and sen. lenced him to death. But his owner s aid he'll fight the death sen- tence with the support or a 5,000-member national group or pit bull terrier owners. SANTA CLARA county officials observed 18- year·old Odom for 10 days after neighbors OC· cuaed the dog of kllllna .. countless pets" and pos- l n g a "hazard " to children Neighbors said Odom kUJed four dogs. two cat. and "chewed up or mangled four other pets " They also susPfft him of ltllllng other peta orl,mally be)jeved kllled by cars. 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THERE HAS been general agreement that wine labels should be more Informative, but opinion varies about how much and what kind of jnformation should be placed oo the labels,•· said Rex D. Davis, direc- tor of tbe Division of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. "Now I think we are close lo .a solu- tion." The bureau, dropping an earlier plan to allow a government seal on wines that meet strict label standards, said moat witnesses at public hearings held last February OPJ>Oted the plan. The obJeded that consumer. 'Would mis- take the seal as a badge of quality. 18.99 Polarold MlnuteMaker111 Lend Camera. This time-saver takes clear color pictures in 1ust 60 seconds. Dad will love it! 42.99 Pronto! B~ Lend Camera. Gives you great pictures both on the land and sea! Fully automatic with bullt·in flash capability. Treasure today's pictures tomorrow. Use dependable Polaroid® film. Polaroid SX-70~ film Polaroid Type 108 oO Polacolor 2 film 10:49 Polaroid Type 88® Polacolor lllm 10.99 7.79 Twinp•ck Twin pack Twin~ JCPenney UH the convenlen~ JCPenneyilme Payment Plen. U 2X-A ARCADIA-SANTA ANITA CANOGA PARK CARSON CULVER CITY 'FOX HIUS' DOWNEY FULLERTON G'ENOALE 'GALLERIA' HAWTHORNE PLAZA HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA HILLS LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT B~CH NORTHRIDGE ORANGE 'THE CITY' PUENTE HILLS RIVERSIDE SAN BERNARDINO VENTURA WEST COVINA WHITTWOOO ONEOPTREnewpro- posals would ban the use of foreign language terms that referto quali- ty or lo the condition of grapes at 'lime of harvest. Another regulation t:=:::=:::=::::=:=:=:==::=J"::::::::::::=::::::::::=::r.:::::::::::=:=:=:=:===::r::=:=:=:=:==:=:::::::- says th,t for a wine to PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NoTJCE carry a abel identifying ---,,-,CT-ITI_OU_S_•_U_l_IN-.-s-,----,U-N_"_l_O_ll_CO_U_ll_T_O_,._TI4_1!__ HOTlf'ICATl°"O" ~" it as coming from a NAMI STATIMINT ITATIOJICALtflo.NIA l"Oll li'UNOAYAILAllLITY JllCTlnOUUUSINHS specific area, 85 percent Tlt•lollowl1>9pe<_,.,.c1o1n9bu•I· THl!COUNTYO,OltANO• TIMI o.si.r1meM Of H011111'9 •nd NAMlllTJITIMINT Or the beverage Would nena•· He.A·tl7a Utll•fl Development wlll •ccepl Tllefellowlne,,...._.•nOOl119busl· COTTON PICK INS, 2l8" I!' Toro NOTICI OJI HIA"l"O OJI l"retlmlMrY ,,,,,..,..., for newly con-,., .. ,, have to originate from RCMld,EIToro,CA'l16lO l'ITITIONJIOlll'ltO•AT•O,.WILL structedltCMlnlurtltlUl'derlhe!lee-Jiii.ST NEWPOllT REALTY 'he idea. S1m1>1t T Atamian, ,~I C•ll• AND '0" L•TTE"I T•ITAM•N· tlOll • Houllnt Aultrt.nc• Peymentl IHVl!STORS, •••o Von IC.•rman • E•~r•nut. S.t1 J1Hn C.pf1treno, CA TA"Y Pl'09"am,lobe*-1edln0r"'91tCoun-Avenw, Sult• JOO, Newport Beectt. '1167S tu•t• Of HERALD c. HYLTON, ty,Cell,.,,... C.llloml•"'60 THE BUREAU pro· posed a requirement that varietal wines derive at least 75 percent of their volume from the type of grape listed on the label. Varietal wines are made from a single kind of grape. Mur 8 Aleml•n, 768tl C•ll• 0.<Hltd. Nm M tllt HUO Proctdllf'H for . 'Melin llvmham, WS.n Go!'90<1lo.' E\IW1n1a. 56n Juen C&DIW1no. CA. NOTICI! 15 HERE8V GtVl!N 11191 """'!IOI AoPtndl•6, HMdbook 100.1 t-ft01too,c.llfomleti106 '167S MARY "· HYLTON )IH flled herein. 019, t1fl6, tllC•lllat Ille R9"lllnt tMll Oavtd& ....... Jr .. 10970 S.11.-,ilo Thi< bu<ln•" 11 conducted by • pellllon tor ProlNt• of Wiil •ncl for Is-first be cieritrm9d '°" Pf'l:ICIONI• In "'*'·l.61"'91..,c.!Hornl•*>• ~neral PllrtN!rsPllo. \ -nc• ol tAt•l'I Test-•ry to the INN •r-WlllOI NI .. nae pn,,...,1ly Artllw Hiii, 7U '"'-tory Drive -rye Alemlen petl1i-, ntf9renc• to wltletl 11 ,,,_ rtcal111d St<tldll • New or Relwtll W..t, N_,.... !lead\, C.lllornl••i.60 Thi< •l•t-t ,.., flied wtltl the tor furtMr Pft1kul•l'I, •ncf t_llat the Col'Jfructlon Anlai.nc.. PrOPOHrt GeYl11 Mltlef', at Sovtn Rlmpau, County Cterlt of 0r._ Collfllr on Mer time •ftd place of 11Nrl119 ltlt Nme ~ ,,.., clllt HUD community Pt111111119 I.es AllOtles, Cafltonll• 90020 !4. "71 been NC for JUiy s, 1'71, et 10·00 •.m.. •ncl Development Olvl1lon 121ll ROben I!. Mor0911, 11 8rNkW"H' ""'"' lntlle~Df°"'9r1"""'1No.JOf ... 91.Slfort--s. Ort .. ,ClmnnedltMer,C.llfornletl6lO Pubtl.iw-d Oret191 Co.Ht D•lly Pllot, Mid covn, _. 700 Clvlc Center Ori" ProPOMls m1y be 1ubmltted bY Jl-.1 e Otaon, 2• Lind• hi•. June 2 •.16 2l 1'77 2162·77 Wot, 111 Ille City of Sent• Ant, pr1v1te _,,.,. or ~bllc .. °"''"11 ~ 8Mc:h,Callforlll•t2'60 C.tllomla. "'9ttt<Y (PHAI OWNrt !Of' 411lNct c-. Tlllt ...... I II~ by 1 but!· 1--------=----O•ledMll't2S, 1'n lrectlnci wtlll HUO, or 11¥ PHAa °" _,_ WlU.IAM•.StJOffN, Nllelf., OW!wn "'1th-.. PHA GaWIMlller, TrvstN Co..rltyCJenc ttrO,oMSto~ect_..,.to..,,.,,. Tiiis ltll~ w• fll«I wllll thP PUBUC NOTICE 1------------IDU .. ANTIANOWAlllllN 1111•IContr1MloMGonlr1tlw!tPIHUO. CouftlYClettiet0rM09County...,J-Ob e l'ICTITIOUS 8USINIH A .... MYHU.aw Colltrect Alll._llY lft Ille -' of L 1'n U™-NAMISTATIM•NT t1ttW9*1tfto.t.. sae,eoo1s1111nv-•val111111••-1'112n r-T.,. IOllowi"<J .,.,._.. lrt llOlllQ bllsl· t= ~ eM1JUnca fer 9ft Html.Ced 180 -Pllbll .. ()' ..... CMtl 0.tly l'llOI ,,.,._... .._,, C.H,..,..•tJMI ltsOftl-1\'llftdMftdlceppett June t6,2J,JQ.an411Jul ' INTERNATIONAL "l!IOUllCl!S Tet: 17141.it•ist ~·mutt -f'Kelw411 by •:JO 'O, Im 2607 n ~--i·-·--COllP < o M.erk I! fl•rrtr ...... Att_.,.tw:,...111-P.M.1111""14lley,.July1S,tm.CTlll1a.. • ~~'~'' ~~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~~-~~'-~'~'~~~ ~'~'11 ~ ~~~~~· ~ 11n11rv1ne BIVd., 5ll1te 101. Tutt•r.u. Putot11NC1 er.,... ce.11Delly1>11ot. edllN,,..., ... .._...or P'......., ~ t?.eo Junet,I0,16,1'77 tn..n bo/HUO.lnMftawHUD•1ttrM11.1tv 'PUBUCNOTICE ~ ~ PllUOENTIAL MAltl(l!TIMO .. , ~ wfoo Mft _.,._.I',,_ ~ IST&TI JIWILBY fll LUted COltP .. N9v .• c'O MttrkE l'errar. PUBUCNOTICE llllt.,.Mwllllh1'19'40ftlGlr_l-__ ~ ~ E•q , 17621 Irvine Blvd, 511111 IOI. 1119-PlllOtlflcatlGll.I ,.ICTITIOUS•UllNIU °11 ~ Tv•lll\,CAnteO SVtlml ........ t""IM41tlOl..,.Y NMdlTATIMINT ~ 1' Thh llWneH ·-condUcted.,.,. (Of• "1CT1nou1 IUSINHI .. p,,.._i1,., ,,..teci. In Wftkll '"' ,,.. ...,...,.. __, ,. do4f'll llutl· ~ ~ Slxtv·tWO Orange "°'•"°" NAMllSTATU"INT nwmw•t1-'11t41111111t1w11111t11m1tN _,., ~ & ~ , IMn!E F.,,..r,Prnldtnt Tlle fol!OwlllO .,.,,_ ,, dolno """· ""20,..,_. ..... 0f111e....i11no""" ••CUlllTV EOUI PM ENT ~' ~ Coast reafdentl received INTERNATIONAL RESOURCES llftus: 11§. H-Mii propoMlt reulftd Ol&T .. 18UTO"S, P.O. Bo• 221J, 15" ~ FINE CRYSTAL, PORCELAINS, CHINA, BRONZES, RUGS, rii de11rees ln ceremonies PRUDENTIAL MOKl!TINO SPYGLASS INTERIORS, U11 llfl9rtMCIHdtrtwwlllberev'-<lonly •tt MOl!ntvle Ave.,~ hecll, ' ~ c 1 p 1 s COA p •• N•v•d• CorpOretlon, c lo "ockpolnt Or., Hur1tlnQ1011 8e1ttll, CA If wffkl...t COl'ttrllCt ellttl0t19" ...... in. CA. '*3 ~ FURNITURE, SILVER, OILS, ETC. ~ held at • 0 y an Mark E. Ferrer, Esq . 11621 lrVIM """ • from U'lls Holtflcat1911 to,..,. tlle ""°" ...... \M 8reity, ~.o. 8ow 2211, ~ , ~ Luis Obispo. · etvd ,5ulte101 Tll'itln.CA.,_ l't11t• .i.tn ColollUa, fSll Aoctr· fOMf, . tUt •11 Moftrovle Ave., ""'port rt!I 11~M'll ' o II w h i Th -rt<( F'•rr•r,Pretldtnt llOln10t.,~l"91CM18e«ll,CAt2'46 A....,..,i.t•l..Cr\ldlorls,fo!'m .. end 8Mctl,CA.t*2 ~~~ I ion 0 ars or t ~~ ey were: . Tiiis ,,.,_t w., lllod •"" "" Tt1l1 ~·It COlllfuett<I by •n .... otller -lllftr-tloft -con-Tiiis bull""s I• <Dlldll(ted by •n ••• ,.. Hul'llnlQlOft Bea<ll -Nancy L. dMClu.. ,.....,,._,. dlvldvel ~~ ~., ... ~OI •• Rtv. 1(,, ..... ,. L. 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K.J ., Lacu.na Beach fte Fair Credit BUU01 Ad does permit re· taUen to pve eula eutomen a ft•• peHftlt dh· eout. bat &My are 90t reqld.red t.. aetailers cllooe· tac 1e olfer a ua dllcoU& ma& ,,..i a lip aayblr ao. Com&H& the Board el Gnerain ol tile FederaJ Besene Syst.em, WHbhal&oo, DC ztssl, for •ddl· Uonal lnformallon. Pan~ Shl11n at Solar Querin DEAR PAT: 11 there any sort of a aolar energy clearlnc house where one can request inlormatJon about all phases of the subject? A.A., Fountain Valley The National Solar Jl~atlnc .-Cooling l~ formaUoa Center <Bot 1607, lloc::kvllle, MD 20850> ltaa a toll·frtt number to call for lnlornaatlon. Dial (100) 5%J·ztZ9. The center hH an eldenalve library ef solar energy llterature, according to Its spokesman. It can provide names of tolar beating and coolln1 equipment maoufacturera •. building cootrac&ors, architects and eactneen, as weU u moat other reqaeated lJlformatlon about aolar enero. ~ Replaee• Big Ueeue DEAR PAT: Our new next-door nel&hbors at the mobile home park where we hve have an attrac- tive decal instead or the hcense plates one sees on most mobile homes. They told us that when they ~~~~~iiiiiii:ZiiiiiJiiiiiiii!~i!i!iii~l.:bo;u:g~h;t~t~h;e~ir~h~oim~c~r:ec~enUy,thJsdecal was issued mslead of the plate, Can any mobile home owners obtain one. or is it juat for new coaches? FATHER'S DAY THE ANGELS WAY CONTEST ENTRIES FROM CAROUSEL OPERATOR M.G .. 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Meredliltlletu,...• NEW YORK -Former Dallu Cowboys quarterback Don Meredith will return to ABC television as a commentator on Monday rught football. Meredith will replace Ale" Karras on the Monday night broadcast team that also in· eludes Frank Gifford and Howard Cosell. '79 Pre Betel te LA NEW YOIUt -'11\e HaUonal Football Leape concluded fta sprinc meetinp Wednesday by awardin1 th• 1979 Pro Bowl game to the Lo• An1ele11 Coliseum and the 1980 came to Aloha Stadium in Honolulu. The '79 Pro Bowl aame would be played on Monday nilht, Jan. 29, and tbe 1980 same h scheduled for Sunday.Jan. 27. A...._ Sip Bratt~ Joe Blyleven, younger brother ot the Texas Ran1ers • Bert Blyleven, 1-amona a group oC players who have a{ped with the California An1el1 following baaeball'a summer free agent draft. Blyleven, a 8·4, 180-pound pitcher from Garden Grove, was drafted in the 25th round. An 18- year-old righl·hander, BlyJeven wUJ report to Idaho Falls or the Pioneer League next week. Slll8e.ate4hn SAN FRANCISCO -The San FranclAco 49ers &Mounced Wed· nesday the Nal\onal Football Lea1ue club bas purchued the contract of quarterback Pat Sullivan from the Cblca10 Bean. At the same time, said seneral mana1er Joe Tbomu. the club waived .thlrd·ttrtni quarterl)ack Marty Doaarel. 1G reedia•u OMAHA -Chuck Kc Lean col· lected three hlta and qyed two tallla Wednetday nl,fbt tO lead South Carolina ~ a 5-4 victory over Southern Illinola that left tbe Gamecocka t.be only un· beaten team In the 3llt Collete World Seri•. Southern llUnol•, 40·11, i• mat.ebied atllAlt Cal State (Loi Anlel•), G-21, ln IA ellmlnatloo rouod ~ toaJOt and South Carolin• tanala with Artzona State. $HJ. ' & ............ ,. HONOLULU -Diet Tom.y, aatlltaatat UCLA forth• put lb ,..,.., .. ~to be Hlect*5 bead foot&·an .. eoaob at tht . UDl...Ut;y Of Rawall. to Ban -~ --~--= -~ ...... FRANK TANANA STRUGGLES WITH A FIELDING PLAY. Tanana Tumbles Gamble Pays Off For Twim, Carew BLOOMINGTON, Mtnn. (AP) -Rod Carew is simplf amazing. In 10 years in the major leagues he's done a lot of things well, but now, he 's supposed to be slowtn1down. Why did be treat a young lcld like Callfornia's Frank ''l'ana~a so roughly -sparking the Twins to a 3-2 victory O\'er the Angels Wednesday night? "U I gg the pitch I want I can always pull it,'' answered Carew, who tripled off a Tanana fast ball in the seventh Inning and then Joued home with the decisive run on Cratr Kusick's sacrifice fly . "I'm aure most ~ople don't think I can pull the ball," con· o.rvr ... ..,., ONl•IN!l 5 at •13• tlnued Carew about hi• game· breaktne biL Twins rl1ht·hander Dave Goltz, M, made it stand up, rnowlbg down the Angeb ln order the final two tnnlnp. Tanana, now 10-3, waan·i ~ upset about surrend,rln1 the hit. "Carew bu always gotten a hit or two a pine ofJ me," aald the braah California southpaw. ''But wbobun'tbe?" Gambllns that the Angels wouldtl't be able to make a perfect relay to third base just momenta after a 21·minute rain delay, Carew stretched what ti>- pe.ared to be a routine double tnto a three-bale hit. "Carew'• unparalleled alert· nesa won that came," Hid Mln· nesota inanaaer Gene Mauch. .. B• tneW ~ had 1to throw a w.t but aod lt pe1d ol( ... ' Tanana then walked Lari')' Hi.I· le ancl Kusick foilowed wttb a loU f1Y to Bobby Bonda In rtaht thal ic:ored Carew . ''Rt 1ambled and won," said An1till mana1er Norin Sbtny. ••t .,... tbouabt he WU lofOI to maketttothiril.'' ' ck, who c•rne Into the 1•me with a .600 eareer batUDI avei:afe Uld home .ruo• ln three a.Lr•llhl 11"1111 al Mtt StadWm •••IMt Tanana, had 1\re•dY walked~lAUtolam . • .,,,.... WU • NUOD tC) mr madDHI, or WlldDetl," ex· plaloed Tanana, wbo walked four. bft and .iron out J three. "I just don't let the guys who will be you. hit. I guess I'd call it pitching around people." ''He held Ku.sick to the warning track tonight, but that was enou&h," sald Mauch. Joe Rudi and Tony Solaita atoaled in the only California runs in the first lnnlng before Goltz slammed the door. "My pitches were really mov· mg as the game progressed," said Goltz, who struck out eight and walked two. "I started slow again, but seemed to get my rhythm aa we went along." The Twins carne back will'.I a run in the first on singles by Bob Randall and Carew and an infield grounder by Butch Wynegar that scored Randall. Roy Smalley's second inning home run tied the aame2·2. "I 'm capable of hilling a home run, espectally If the pitcher throws lhe ball where he doesn't want to," aaid Smalley. 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Seaver, traded to the Clncln· nati Reds for four players after 16 months of bickering with M. Donald Grant, Meta chairman or the board, returned to the ballpark to pack hls bags before ioininJC the Red.a ln Montreal. He waa dlacusalng bia feelings. with about two dozen reporters when one newsman asked lf he bad one last~rd for Meta fans . Seaver, obviously moved, asked for a break in the question· me. After about 10 minutes, be returned tq,.the Impromptu news eonference, but alill wu teary. eyed and choked up. "I know they appreciated watching me ... '' be be1an. But aeain be hesitated. "If I can retain enough com· posure to talk for about eo lie<!· onda. l'll have it made," Seaver said. But be could not. He started again. "As far aa the fans eo. I've given them a 1reat number or thrills and they've been equally returned," be said. "The ovation I got the other ni&ht . . . " and agaln he hesitated. Obviously unable to conUnue, Seaver tapped hla heart and said, "C'mon, George," addreaaing blmaelf by bis first name. Finally, he asked to borrow a reporter:• notebook and' pen to write a statement. Tbe top names bartered away before baseball'• trading de· adllne alao were the bi11eat name-callers ln recent t1Veelca. -Seaver once called hia bolls ''a IunaUc." · -Dave Klneman said his empl01en were living in the dark a1ea. ' -And Rawly Eutwlck said his chief• were eood at backstab- bing. These players today work for different organizaUom, althoueb It wu ironic that Seaver now plays .for the team Eastwick could not stand. Seaver, perh,ap11 the top pitcher In baaeball the past 1D years, and Kingman, a boom-or-bust slug. ger, were traded by the New York Mets Wednesday night. The right-handed Seaver went to the Cincinnati Reda for right· banded pitcher Pat Zachry, the Nat-tonal League'• rookie of the year ln 1976 •• infielder Douc Flynn and minor )eague out· fielders Steve Henderson and Dao N81'1D•· Henderson, who swines a big bat. and Flynn, a versatile Infielder, ·were unable to crack the Reda' talent·rlcb lineup. Bob Howaam. the Reda' preal· dent, Kid Seaver's contract would not be renegotiated th.ls year. Kingman takes bis all-or· notblni bat to San Dle10, where be will be toiling for the Padres, who did spend millions on a COU· ple of h'e• aaentl laat year. Kingman, who la unsigned, also thou&ht Grant waa t11bt with money. lt waa not known wb,ther Kincman would 1l1n Sports on TV' S:SO p.m. (5) -ANGBLS BASEBALL -The Callfornla Ansel& meet the Twllll 1IJ Bloom· in1ton, Minn. 9:30 p.m. (22) -PKO SOCCEa -W&hlipta of a GerMan Soccer ~a1ue match between Borus1la Dortmund and Koencbenalad· bacb in Dort.mund. West Germany. TOM SEAVER DAVE KINGMAN with the Padres, who seol re· from Houston' for outfielder Den· serve infielder Bobby Valentine nis Walllne, and the New York and left.handed pitcher Paul Y ankeea got catcher ClUf SieberttotheMets. Johnson for a pair of minor In other transactions lnvolvtng leaguers and a player to be the Reds, Cincinnati dealt left· named lat.er. handed pitcher Mike Caldwell to But the biggest deal was the the Milwaukee Brewers .for a tradingofSeaver,lntheprtmeor p~lr of minor leaguers, R~chard hla remarkable career and, un· O Keefe, a left·banded pitcher, . der normal circumstances, an and ahortatop Garry Pyka, a~d untouchable -except for his on· acquired the contract of uWity going feud with management. infielder Rick Auerbach from the Texas Rangers. "This has to be one of the bif.. The Mets did not stop when geat steal• since the Babe R"tb they had unloaded their stars. trade," aald Dodgers second They traded infielder Mike ba1eman Dave Lopes. •'nu. de· Phillips to St. Lout• for out· flnltely makes the Reda • fl elder Joel Youngblood. avonger club. In other deals, the Pittsburgh "A trade is supposed to help Pirates aent pinch·hi.tter Ed both teama. But I don't thlnk the Klrk~atrick to Texas for in· Met.I are as lood a club as USey fielder Jim Freaosi. Oakland ac· were before. I can't.see bow t.My quired outfielder Willie Crawford improved their team one iota." Baker Celebrates With Pact, Homer LOS ANGELES (AP) -While the Cincinnati Reds pulled off four deals prior to the major league trading deadline and Los An1eles made no moves at all, Podgers outfielder Dusty Baker analyzed it this way: "1 guess the Reda weren't aatiafled with what they bad. We are." Baker accented bis feelings in D•rl•en 8lflte u O•""u" 101ac 11"1 Jun~1'Pltbl><lrQ!lal~AftQelH 7·Ua m Ju,,. llOll<eQO•H·°'~" 7·Uo m. .JUIM lfCNcevG•l l..MA~' t .UP.tn. said Rhoden. "I'm not knoc~ Zachry. but I feel the Met.a coula have made a better deal going after me." Rhoden burled Wednesday night's victory, his ninth lo 12 de- cisions. and benefited from a seven-n&n sixth lnnln&, matching the Dodeers' largest lnnlne of the aeuon. It wu also the 13th time this year Loi Aoiela baa batted around ln an inning. The Dodeera will attempt id sweep th• three.game aerle. tonight. Hndtnl Doug &au, 6-1.t against Pitt1burp'1 .Johll Can· delaria, 7·2. · The Dodgers had built a ~ Jead before Pittabur1h scored its only run ln the et1htb inning. PITTHUltGH •• , .. '4 Moret>O cf S o 1 o TewrelH S 0 I 0 .. ... 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T~ .. jli---&Q. ·- • . r a M > J.U. t• pouncb, cr.....,lala &adt Mel hil a t• • I clai11DD6allltlliD, 8'""°9 &ffr Id U.J pdmtJ I* OtlW 15,1 p.r tiff, Hth Wll fill le.que'• IDOi\ valuabl player ~ted by UM Dall;, PtJot. eh II a flnt team All-Ora.nae Cowity Ad All.c.tr 4-A Laon. .....,._,of Pbllllplne·lrilh d.es-e.m. la &he qu.lcku ol tbe two and I.be cntreren~e hat eaused aomt: probt41m ao umtng. An ilMDM lndJviduaJ oo the Ooo.r •• .-Barrie. • .,,. he picked up tbe fi-d early wben compet.Lnc aealaat bitter and ·better play en. ··n made me bt11Ue more aod It )qt seemed to carry over. I was really pretly lousy aa a freshman," H)'S Barrios. Bound for Cal State (Fullerton>, Barrios 1ay1 he want.a to work on his pualnl and ahootin&. . Tbe South la the faVorlte Satur- day but Barrios say1 he'a not overeonlldent: "We were suP: posed to win by JO once over El Dorado (Placentia) Hlah 1n • tournament and we lost by 18. We've joked about that at Umea at Fountain Valley. The North la big and physical and probably wants the game as much as we do. A lot will depend on desire." South coach Dave Carlisle says Barrios has shown bis quickness in practice. "He'1 so fast. he's Sports Award To Sea Kings GEORGE BARRIOS ahead ol C.be 1ame sometimes. Others are baviot a bard Ume ataytngwtthbim," H)'I Carllale. Or1W. wbo ml.ased bil Jwllor aeuon with a back Lnjury after eaniine all·lea1uo honors as a tophomore, la lnked for duty at Orange Coast College. He's work.ins bard on bis left-handed dribbling and quickness. • "I feel like I lost a lot of my fllJicknea from the back Injury," sn• Qfsill ... Really, I was sur· pi1f4kl to play as a senior. I RAY ORGILL almost had a back operaUoo, but I wa1 able to avoid it by exercis· lng andatretchlnc. "Orgill won't be handling the ball as much u he's used to in this game." sa)'I Carlisle. "But he knows where to operate and he's e>ecellent on the fast break with hla feeding." So, with Barrios. Orgill, Jim Schultz d Santa Ana's Mater Del and San CJernente's Tim Dunham, the South appean to lack .nothing In the backcourt. ·Averages Imposing For North's Baker MAJll..OW, 1W11P111ma Or.lllM• OliMI I •& t·•• erew .-. e_ei.-a &a lb•. llarl • .......... ........,. • prMr-4o rowtw ta tM l~!.':lloaa ll••l•J -&CC-'!:· .tUDe-:· €heelring toct.,. ror z;;i_., la tM lone el&.ht-oucd 1beU .._ -~-Golf ,from Oilllond.a ma.d ~ 11t klll&e1. Coacb Daft .....,.._. Graat'a Plratea wlll UieUMMMllf = la .... _ • --~~--,..,....,. .. ~c:MM. COID U.. --... fttlll• .. tM UleVlle .. K .. Cb .,. cu~ ot _.._ ....... ..,......,. lour -·"-.M at -• ,..... ...... .....,_. -UI ........ ._. .... . Henley. ,.,.. ,....._,, '--......... W~ Ranard tt•: t. ~t ..,,., tu. s.c .... and Cot'Dell will allO .;:':':;1~...,__,._ ..... COID~allllDJiey. .... ..... Tlw T-- Thia is tbe f~ time ..._., ~i::-.,= & =· Co&lt a.. =r.M. 9tCtY ... ,,._, IC•• -· la ........ •: I. , ....... O.• bu r at "!a ...... ", ""'" '--....,,•. n.1 ... U..putaxyean tb• T .. _,; '-••• ... ,.,... .. "'"' Plrai. are lt1l1 ... ..,_..~-==-~ -but Grant. la op-..,.. "'"'-""*•u A,,.,_ UmiJtlC IOfoele>-1. ON ....... 11. CNM)-1. "I think tbia la the :::_~';s'. .. '~"-' stron1e1t crew we've • "'"'"' 'li••n>-•. M•••• ever taken to Henley. In ~i"~:..':'t-t..:.°::: the, O\her three races. ''c ,., ..... •o..t>-'· .._ ,.., '°'· we ve always led at the ....,,_,, AM ,_._, n1 a. .. u. Z,000.meter mark (the ~~i;.:t:=~.NrNft nor,mal collet• dia· ..,, o .. ,,_ 1. "';;.,. s.r ... ; i: tance), but we've _....CM.,u;a.,,,..,.°""""",.· faltered .itel' tbat. (The 4C:::':,~ ~~r.:.·~ H•Dl•Y coune 11 2,4SO CH!llt>-1. CM er-. 10: '· 1t1.1 _._ ~ ...... ~~"~');· m ..... n,. • .. ~AM9lldtlll,1S;).DefttWl!I• .. But ~ year we've n. aelected tbe crew on the • '""" <ONM>-1• ~'""119, b la "' ... _ .. 1H14)-t, N ~It, Jt; f, ~ allll .... IU'Oftlellt ........ ,.; J. 1 .. 1 ...... ~ to~cbe1t oaram•ll· ~~~·.-.... We ve P'll ~ether an -. t*t>-t. c .. , wa. c.e.. ._ ei&bt that ~ hope will Tek_.._ oet11e -... ,,, ._ , .. , not lo•• after 2,000 ,..,..... .. ~,4 • meters." NY1 Grant. . .. But a.niey b · a ml Sa LL_ ...-._n_ Dave Baker of I.a Alamit.oa anythlnt new when WalUS has band.ful. TM desree of -*~ ~11.118 High bas two flgwa which at.and hit all·st.ars run. competldOft 11 tremen: out amooa hla accomplishments In a scrim mace aaainst dou1. Andlt'aannciUnt To Saeramento of the 1976-77 school year-a 19.0 Onnee Cout College Monday, evenL .. lt'• tbe mecca scoring average on the basket· Baker scored Dine points and for oarsmen. But our The Sactalllento ball court and a 4.0 1rade pomt served as one ot the princl\>al oarsmen recocntze tbe Spl rlh banded the average in the classroom. ball handlers. degree ol dUftcult)'. We Callfomla Sumhlne Ill Baker will play for the North "He's a fine dribbler and the have a tou&h CJ"OUP and I llxlh ltral&ht lou Wed· team which meets the South type of guard who lik~ to drive think ~·u rise to the neaday ~they recorded. Saturday night in the Oranee and penetrate," says Wallis. "He occasion,' qyaOrant. a 2·1 American Soccer 0 (APl-....... IL6wileClfl9 ._. a..-...eo u..oar...e 0-.,1116. lfllw...,0-. . TM~ OlJ"IDPc OammlU.. (lOC) la •www_....d11111adl bJ U.. prospect Ulat • c.,-ci'1 mQ be tM CllllJ cud\date. At U. IOC"a 'ltl.b 11 11 aea, wblctl Ol*l9ll ta Pra•ue Wedneeday. thee are acme behmd-tbo-aceaes efforts to whip up lntef'at e1Mwblre. the IMC'b'• ot KoctnaJ, whJch A1Jl f&ftl a bac• debt CoUowtn• Tbe Gamea last summer, doea aot acourace canclldatea. • tlidl have to be po.t.s to the IOC by nlsxl Oct. 11. ad U.. dedslon will be ma at oat year'1 lftllm in Allllem. Loe Anples ii one of a1x U.S. clt.lea reportedly lllt.entted in botilna The Games, and the U.S. Na- Uooal ~mmlttee CUSNOC) will bave to '1•• lq b to ooe of them . PbWp O. mm. cbairman cl the USNOC'• in· teroatiaml aftaln commlU.. wbo bu been attend· lnl IOC llUbeotnmlttee meetinp here, aald: "We abaU nat meet to make ou.r cbolce unW October.'' 1'be otbel' American ciUel reportedly interest. eel ue Atlanta, Miami, New York, W&lhinltoo D.C. &Ddq.icqo. IOC members expect the Americans to back· Loi Anseles. which bas bid for the Olympics twice runll.lq. It Iott out to Montreal for 1976 and to Moscow tor 19>. Los Aqeles made a deep Impression on the IOC when It made Its last bid to 1974, although Moscow won the vote. The California city presented a low. key bid, empbaslllne that It bad most of-'the f acWties ready and would not need to spend as much moDe)' u r~ent host clUes. ..When you talk about a basketball ball In Los An1eles, you have to decide which one you mean," Krumm Mid. "They have five or 1lx, allsuitable for the Olympic Game.." The only city that bas posted a bld for 1984 thus far b TfCkran. But 1porui officials there have 1aid they are not 1oln1 ahead with thelJ' application. Sweden and the Mont Blanc Valley, Swltserland. bave expressed interest 1n ataclnl the 1984 Winter Games. But t.be Swedes want to spread Thil Gam~ around three cities. Olympic rules lay down that all sames, winter and suQ'lmer, must be concentrated lnonedtJ. The Swedlah request la on the agenda for the aeulon, and the IOC may d.1.scuss it Friday. Volleyball Tiff Corona del Mar High's Sea Kings, with the No. 1 standings ln boys and girls sports proerams. won the Walt Spencer Memorial award for the South Coast League All·aporta award. County high achoo! all·slar should help us a lot. Saturday The Henley Reptta I.I Leacue victory before basketballgameatOrangeCoast night." a 1ln&)e ellmlnaUon af· -atSantaAnaBowL Two national Junior Beachboyssquad. College. f alr .ttb crrn raclnf The SumhlDe•1 only Olympic championship Each team won a na· The Sea Kings, strong In varsi· ty (boys) football. basketball, water polo and tennls and &iris tennis and basketball, edged Mis· stoo Viejo by a 2S·polnt margin. Here's the standings with pqlnts for boys, girls and total In· eluded for each school· 1 Corona del Mar (212~·128~-4()11 /tl) 2. Mission Viejo (272·104-376) 3 . San Clemente (213·93"'z·3061h 4. University (191~·107·298'4) 5. Costa Mesa C208"'4·801h·288%) 6. Laguna Beach (156'1•·87·243'1•} 7. Dana Hills (1S8%·79"'1·2381/6) 8. El Toro (133·7311'J·206'n). Rorer Picks UCLA The game begins at 8. The· one-on-one. There ta one soal came ln tbe 59th delendlog volleyball Uonal champion.hip in South bolds a 7-4 edge In the PARKER. race per day ewer the mlnute wben tbe ball teams wUl compete the 14·and·UDderdMslon series, bullost last year 108-100. • • four-day period. bounced off a Spirits agalmt each other Fri· last year and Friday's Baker and Los Alamitos team· CoaUnaed From Page Bl Memben of the OCC pl~erandlntothenet. day nlJht (7 :30) at match will be the final mate Tom ~kerle were select· best In baseball c r e w l n c 1 u d e 'ibe wbmen bouncecl Corona del Mar Hlch tuneup for the naUonal ed for the all·st.ars by La Habra sophomores Don Hald, back wtth a 1oal to Ue ln when the OraDJe County event for the two squads High coach Tex Wallta, who "We have out.standing pttchint Tom a-Tom a.tu1 the m.b minute and won Vo 11•tba11 C 1 u b that leave for Cblca10 and the best bullpen In the -. -•1 •-tb _ .. -•-.... -Lee (OCVB ) I 1 t T -"'-heads an ll·man contingent into league," Parker savs ... And our Crals Amerkbaate ana Ml • _, IUAUU-OD C r s ea m ue-y. the coot.est. ' f r e·a b m • n K • v t n RoJu' 10IL • t.a.Dtla with tbe Laguna Laeuna Beach won a In view of Baker's stralehl·A hllltng has always been sound." Moultnip, Mike Gill, Jlm almllar match ln the fall, performance with the books, It's If the Pirates can overcome the Enick, Larry Tbomu, · 3-0, but the glril are re- no surprt.se that Los Alamitos challenge from Chlcaco and win Kirk Goddard, Gary C11ae Tickets on Sale portedly stroncer at coach Mike Gibson characteriiea the Eastern Dlvlslon crown. a Gould ancl coxswain -e several keyposlUooa •in· him u a very i.11te1U1eot player. likely opponent for them lo the Terry Murtay. Goddard Ttck* f« the 12th Orange County high school ce that time. The girls •·He's like another coub out playoffs would be the Dodgers. a n d G o u 1 d a r e all·star basketball 1ame at Oran1e Coast College defeated a Balboa Bay there on the floor for me," "Our clubs relate 8 lot. We alternates. Salurda7 nit.ht (I) are on sale at two Orange Coast Club team of the same Gibson says. "He's quick to re-bothhavealotofhUtinganchoUd Fre1bma.n coaeb .rea locatlou,,ID addition to high schools aee bracket recently. cognize offensive or defensive pltcblnt." Parker says ... U we Larry Moore, a1ona with repreamted by the various sraduatinc stars. chanies from opponents and he meet lo the playoffs, the team rigger Connie Johnaon Priced at S2 each, tickets are available at Hart's Laguna Beach has two makes ... u .. •tmenu acco~•-••y. wlth the most momentum will 1 ·'-'· th tri Junior All·Amertcana In ....,._ • u.u... probably win." are a so ma1ung e P Sport.I~ tn Calta Mesa (538 Center St.) and the starting lineup in· He saved me a lot oftlmeouts."· If h\a club doesn't make it to with Grant. Neal'• Gooda lo Newport Beach, located at cludlng Jeff Tresselt and He stands 6-0. but Baker isn't th w Id C!-ri p k 27 FaabiOD ltland. Kevin Noreck. afraid to Challenge the bigger e or ~ es, ar er would all ••t lik to f Am--•theSouth stars of Est.anda (Costa Mesa) For OCVBC f1' ve ll'mber;"frontofthebaskel e.... e come away rom Oce v· ..... . ... the 1...,.., aso ith th N u-·• 8D JeW Hieb coach Dave Carlisle are Corona del Mar's pJauers were selected to Bri n-" f F ta.I Vall _ "He's one of the touchest "'' se n w e a uuai l a. ~ an nv1er o oun n ey _ League batlin& title. Alex B ack and Jae. Tuz, FOWltaln Valley's George All-American status in· H\gh has slgned 1 national letter players I've ever had," Glbson .. 1 think 1 can win it, .. the 6-S BarrtOll and Scott Ford. cludmg suz1e Crone, Sue of Intent to attend UCLA on a says. ''He li~ to drive through outtlelder says. "And on a Iona· ne~eated AllO Estancla'a Ray Orgill and Pete Neumann, Corea, Marcie Wurts, volleyball soholarshlp. the lane a lot and he'• usually range basis, I'd. like to put :I1 San Clemente'• Tim Dunham, Newport Harbor's Kort and Kris Pululd. Roferllcurrentlyonlheroster abletoscoreorgetfQuled. th Rob Galey, Costa Mesa's Steve Parrino, Jim An admiulon wlll be ol the U.S. junior national team "And when be ieta knocked toge er u many .300 seasons u El Modena struck for rSan training ln Santa Monica. down he just bounc--'oht back possible and finish with a career three nut1 to the third lo· Scbult& of la Ana's Mater Del, Mike Timmons of charged to help defray .... ''• av-ag ov 300 .. Garden Grove'• La n..lnta and Santa Ana Valley's e"_ ... _ ...1 the team• to He was an all-tournament up. He's not afraid of anythi.nc," ... r e er · · nine and held on to re· ~... ,..,_,.....,.,"' 0 selection at. the Jno\e·•·ood Gibsonad.aa. lfhecanshaketheinjuryjlnx,· corda3-2~·-bbred R.onComeUus. . Chicago with adults ad· " ... ue those 1oals seem to be within • ...., • .._. TheSouthlead.atheaerie&,7-4,butlostal08·100 mltted for $2 and tourney th15 year and wa1 co-Los Alamitos showed a pr. Lea1ue b-1>all victory deelalon ln me. · children ror St. • player of the year In the Sunset ferenceforlhefail·breakolfense eaay reach of a man W'ic.b WednHday at' Jtunt· -----------------------------League. so Baker won't be geUlnl( lnto Parker's talent&. tniton S..Cb'a Marina -....;...-------------------------------H!Shovet°'»UVitw. 111 • , T s · di ln TueedaJ acUoo the COSTA MESA AMC & JEEP '1977 MATADOR WAGON v--. ......... AM ,.... ......... ..... A7A887H1112278 l 1977 JEEP J.10 PICKUP 4+4Y.a.--. , ............... J7M2SMPo715789 S6295 ' 1r.1.a1or L.JenUJIP tan nus ~1::-:8~ta":k ~ ~ __.._.. • ~· and bombed tbe La AMERICAN LEAGUE Eut Dtvllloo Bostqn New York Baltimore Mtlwauk~ Detrof\ Cleveland Toronto W L Pd. 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AND SAT.-12:15 SAT. AND SUN. 10:45 A..M. PUTT CITY CENTER 3901 METROPOLITAN CALL 634·9282 niEATRE ONE: STARTING FRI. niE 17TH RICHARD BURTON-EXORCIST II· THE HERETIC DAILY: 12:15-2:30-4:45-7:00-9:15 FAl.·SAT. 11:30 ----~-· 11 'J art •• ,. ... i. Jail b.laown. ue wtce, Vinton turned • t art.er hit lo tb.9 IMO , •tal"Unl lib "Roaet .,.. Red" In Ila. TbeN were othcn l\ICh U "Blu.e V•lvet, '' and "Blue on Siu " and It all •tarted by •~cldeld.. .,I WAS ALWAYS juat bulcaJ. ly a m1.11lclan and when 1 made the record •ao... are Red' it wu an accident, because I was atill tryln1 to make bll band re- cords," said Vinton. "It wu Just a freak lhinf," Vinton said between biles o a late afternoon breakfut. "I had no idea it waa 1oing to be a hit and become a popular record." And Vinton said he really wasn't ready for stardom .. point inl to bia tint appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show as a prime ex ample. "When l went on I was terrible I mean I jUBt didn't believe that J belonged there -I didn't belong there," Vinton said, painfully re· membering that Frank Sinatra introduced him that night as "The number one singer in America." ••t ¥.NOW WHAT I am, and I wasn't' an entertainer, and it showed," Vinton aaid. Despite the inausylclous start on television, Vinton now .bas a weekly syndicated show which is produced in Canada. The show is highly rated in Canada, and will be going Into ita third season In the U.S. After hls television debut. Vin· ton said he souaht out wnters to help him with his ~ct, and wound Ut> learning a very important lesson -be yourself, not !>O· meoneelse. ' • - I ... ' ... ...... A ~""' AP' Wire ..... BACK TO STARDOM Sfnger Bobby Vinton and charming was runny. It was just the dumbest thini you ever saw, and you got sick watchin1 it." As a result, Vinton said he learned that he had an honest entertainer becaus e he was always trying to be what he thou&ht the people wanted stats tol>e. "I was never myaetr," he declared. Vinton. voted the most-played male art.1st in 1964 in a poll of radio stations by Billboard Magazine, raded Crom sight after 1967 a s the Beatles, Rolling Stones and myriad electronic music makers monopolized the scene. Although seemingly unnoticed. ILMlllKll qp the cbal1il IDd -----------------..-. ··&•ery 0.., of 111 Life," .. Sealed wUll a ~ij[i[iiiiiiiiiti;;;,;;~;;;;; Kl •• .. and "Tbere I've smd n I Atala.•• Vinton 1ald he wu NStrld.ed bJ bl.a bit alnl1ee and wu DOt al· lowed to a.bow the nnaUllty la thellllOI. But wbat naally happened from llS7 throu1h 1975 la that Bobby Vinton found Bobby Vinton, he IP1'""11!'-"'••11te-J laid . "I Just 1aid 'Hey, I'm Pollsb and I make mistakes. I fool around and have some fun with the people and that'• all I am.' And all ol a sudden thinss started turnin& arqund for me.'' Vinton 1c..~1n1 "'1 said. "Peopleuted the idea th.all WU beinl myself." BIG 'nME SUCCESS retumed with "My Keledy or Love," and then with Vlnton's venion of LIDunw.JM '-rHE SONG R!MAINS THE SAME .. ''The Beer Barrel Polka," and ~=======~L--------from there be waa dubbed the "'Poliab Prince.'' But Vinton said his two ethnic hits did not put him back into the recording business, but created a Whole new image for him -an image be is very happy with. Now Vinton headlines the bi1 hotels along the famed "Strip," usin& a well-balanced act to hr· in& in large crowds night alter night. "I think I'm just belng dis- covered as an entertainer," Vin· ton said. "I surprise people. I can see when I walk out the audience ia saying 'show me.' The~ walk out and say, 'Hey gee, I didn't "know.' --------------------------------------------"I 'm just coming into my own," Vinton said wlt"h a laup. Vinton said he was a Robert ----------------------Goulet fan. so he asked the writers to write something similar ror him. Vinton played a lot or clubs and county fairs across the nation, FranciACus Ca8t Ml ;3'ffin I ALAH AlllllM e ~ Ulfdl PIUJALllNI llLUI W.C. PllLDI AND Ml IN I A uon Aeouf ITUNTMIH ITUNTl!NI PlUI CIOll Of llON 1•1 Al.AN AIKIN e IOe llllfll PIRHALI (NI PW' W.C. PllLDI AND ..-11iw1 PA~MWMAM ILAI' SHOT (II PLUt TWo.MINUTI WAUUN0191 MUla&•e~ A llAll II IOIN111 -ST. IVll(NI 9(Me _... e "'M IOTU YOUNO AANll:INITltN l'OI ""' ..wnOM Of 111 NIAOllC INI MUl NIWMAN e .... _...el'fTHIOYl..I Y°"NO ttANKIMITllN 1"1 P\4/f MUmlll Of nll PAIADtla INI _ .... ao. ..... ·-~..., w.c. tmot AHO Mll"'I "I SAID MAKE me like that guy. I mean he's ' really suave and charming," Vinton re- minisced. "But lo see Bobb¥ Vin- ton walk out and try to be _auave LOSANGELES (AP)-James Franciscus has been cast in a role resembling the late John F. Kennedy in ''The Greek T y - coon," with Anthony Quinn as an Onassis-like figure. , , .. .,,. \AT/IUM 11.»,,H-t .. 1 ... ,, .. ~llll11ltl$1 ~1111Hll 1&111"' "WOOOSTOCk .. UU .... SAT/ __ J-,_11 "'GIMME SHIL TH" Jlll iAT/..,.._2..._. .... l ltJt S . COAST PLAZA ..ta"MUIDB IY DIA.TH'" IPG v ·• va STU.4k" "CAOSS OF 1ao..-· ,., "AUDalY ROSI" THE CI TY ~Of'lllNG CENTR(' OflAHQE • ts4-3911 1" CITY CENTRE CIHEMA!o ._. • I .A. llAWY l.,.ANCHEITEA fX.I .Q.O. l'AW !CITY.ORI UJ.I ' 614Hll "llLANOS IN THE STREAM" "THE DOVE" PO) .. CROSS OF IRON .. Ill ••0P94 SEASON" Your Dilly Piiot can be AKyel.cf. or .. 1199 Cout C01141ge I\ l he ot11c1a1 r('c ye ling center IOf' C~U1 Mesa . "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" <PO> "FIRE SALE11 IPG) '-ruNNEL VISION .. "ANNIE HALL" (PG) "CATHY TIPPEL" STA_.. MOMIQUE YAM DE YEH I Ul ·TITl.H llATIO 1111 C•ll 642-5671. Put • few words to work for you. DINNERS AT Sl'ECIAL PRICES ... · Spira II doing It •Pini Dinners •t apecl•I low prtc ... T•ll• edv.nt• .. Of trtea• 1pect•I Spirea Dlnnet prlcH today. ~''" 11 lowertna tti. cost of dlnner1 °"""!::.~o·r:= ..,.,...,..,,,....,. ~O..f/llff l•.._,,_ .. •n ••._ ........ __, .Hff • ., .... , V1tWe lr ... 1 . .-.,..,.._ role .t_.Ellu Doolittle, the Cockney flower girl wllom mUiU traasforma into the belle of the ball lllM O'Dea. wboM sterllnc voice enhanced the Seb..U.'• producUoos ol ''South Pacillc" and ''Tbe Sound of Music," IS again qu.ite marvelous, a feldy, ~ actress who excels at both en<b of her cootruUD1 characterization A third superior performance comes from Vic· tor-Piabelro u the earthy, gut-soaked pb.tlosopher AUted P. Doolittle. Pint»eiro's gravely tones and bulldoUlah bearint are made to order, and his ap- pearance In Hl11in1' 1tudy is howhngly rWli.Y. IN 111E 81.JPPOaTING roles, Mark <iardner 1aln1 momentum in the role of Hlggins' compatriot, Colonel Pickering; BUI Arlen, in a role written arounddnftonl ("OntheStreet Where You Live"), brinl• It off beautllully; Eileen Fisbbach is splen· • didty euaperated u Mra. Pearce, the housekeeper, and Betty Ramey &.nda a fine patrician touch as HJ11tna• upper crust mother. Wltb '11 lt• excellent performances, "My Fair Lady" d(>es possess two disturbing factors, both at, tributable to director Dan Verre. Verre again in· aiaU on potitlonlng his actors much too far downataie for any rapport with one another -dur· ins the sLraight diato1ue as wen as m the mus1caJ numbers-and only his cast's superior talents aus ta1a the lj:aow'a credibility. Also, he apparenUy has cut one verse from each of three solos by Broyles <Wby Can't tbe Engllab," "An Orc:Unary. Man'' and "A Hymn to Him") -a move bordering on sacrilete when such an out.standing musical score Is involved. THE CHOREOGRAPHY BY Gary Giocomo, a LINDA SLA~ •RICHARD BURTON LOUISE FLETCHER MAX VON SYDOW "EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC" KITTY WINN• PAUL HENREJO H rtwCA•<iiMI Md JAMES EARL JONES C1~•t1Ye "~"''~ Dtfttted try ROSPO PALLENBERG. JOHN ·sooRMAN C'IOdu<ed by JOHN BOORMAN -1 RICHARD LEDERER W11«•" by Mu.-c C91"1SOMd M1d Con<1U<1~ by WILLIAM GOODHART• ENNIO.MORRICONE '"-o-_..,.., __ O ('v.-~-c_..,. --..._ • .. -,.,,. ...• ,. .... -...r.;... '1 .-. --·~-\.!.!!l.!_•"·.!..!!'-~""'• ...... ,~.......... ..... ... ... --~ • \ lllf"'1fJh. S T l\ DI U M ~ OHIVf IN IC.tella-lta4'1um Or••· 138-ST70 . ,- ,..,...-. ~ --= -=---=~-=--====----= ~ =-= ==- IB80ielf .. ,, ........ dieaU 1 ~:om1q availt•hl~. YOU 0 YOUR DOCTOft CAN PHONE us .-ia .. )011 llttd • Presley Reports Gain bi Quarter The Pr.lsy ·Companies, Newport Beacb. bave reported alta-·taic earn· lap ol SUOl.0"11 or 41 cent. a abare, oo revenues of '2•.z&e.230 f« tbe lint quarter eod.ed April IO. DETROIT (AP) -General Moton Corp. bu .indicated that prices oa lt7S.model can and truck.l'may rise by uptotpercenttbl.a fall. That could mean an averaee 1310 to $400 b1U for anew car. · Jerome Kurti has been sworn in as the new com- missioner of the Internal Revenue Servtce. Ceremony was preformed by Treasury 8eeretary Michael Bluinen· uw. Hiiiy. e w0J ckllHf' ~Ol'Dptl1 WitboUt Htr• chart•· A 1re1t many people rely .,. ua for their bnltll DHdt. We welcome reque1t1 for deliver)' 1trvice and thar1e 8CCOW\t.. ~ PA• L90 PMAIMACY , ............... ,._.,....,., MewpMleeclt'4Z•lllO ( "'C" THIMMESCH J l1 THOUGHTFUL In the DAILY PILOT Tbla compares wltb earninp of $721,211, or 21 ceota a share, on rev nues ol 12:2,992,513 for the almllar ~riod last year. Averaee abarea out· atandlDI for the quarter were 2,683,UIS, compared with 2,S'lS,534 laal fear. Thia represents a record first quarter in both revenues and earn· Ines, accordlne to Randall E. Presley, president. The comp~y expec=ts to have sales ln exces1 of ~ million for the second quarter. Presley said, with mareins equalline or exceeding those of the firtt quarter. Prealey also aaid the company la on tarcet to meet or ex-ceed the ~ mUllon in revenues he earlier estimated for tbe current fia· cal year. The nation's lar1e1t auto maker and tredJUonal prtclne leader for the b\dustry said Wednesday it noWled ' ill dealen of the possible boosW lo "price protection" letters malled out last week. The letters do not represent official prices Cpr 1978 models. Final ln· creases are announced in late 1um· mer, when new vehicles go into prof ductlon. In the past, however, the let· ters have provided a close approximation oC the actual in· creases. The letters set an upper limit on in· creases ao dealers can quote pricea to neet purchasers before final pricina actlon1. The manufacturer promises the d~aler to absord a.oythloa above I percent. Off ice & Secreta·ry From s295 ~onthly California Cited For Bl ·Profits HARTFORD (~P) -i'orty~• 1tates would . pay more in toes to fund the Bl bomber than they would 1ain in contracta and aubcont,racta, says a .. study by opponenta of the Pro&nm· Call for mQre mformat1on 759-0334 . llBOGllY ·RBI Design Plaza 1 240 Newport Center Or., Suite 200 Newpprt Beech California would be one ol the nine stat.ea that would benefit from the pro1ram. The study wu dooe by James R. Anderson, a political sclentilt at Michigan state University . President Carter la wellbin& a decision wheUler to proceed with the proaram or order it halted.· And,eraqn arrived at b1a benetlt venua deflclt concluaion1 by tompartnc the apportioned ta.x burden to build !A• Bl bombers with contract and subcontract awarda that bave been aDO\ll\* by Rockwell InteroatfonaJ,.. tb~ bomber'& prtm• con· lt Ctol'. A MESSAGE FROM THE KID INSIDEYOU. No matter how old you are, there's a kid inside you who's trying to tell you he wants out this summer. Well, that's what the bus is all. about. Orange County Transit District buses take you to all of tha fun places. Disneyland. Knott's Berry Farm. The Fun Zone at Balboa. The beach. Anyplace. U.S. Objects To Oil Suit SAN' DIEGO CAP) -The ledeHI government has asked a jud1e to dl1mlss a lawsuit by San t>leco County artd the city ol Oceantlde to block ihe sale ol ollabore oil leaaea. The 1uJt contends an environ· mental impact ataternent ia re· quired belore the leases may be sold. The auJt wu ftled la.at April in U .s. Olltrtct Court. Atlt. U.S. Atty. Michael Quin· ton asked Judae Leland c. Nielleo ~ 41tmlll tb' auJt this week bee~. he aaid, the aov-emment plans are not complete so there la no lmpendinc Lsaue on which the cowt can sranl telief. Tbe Interior Dep~ment baa stated lla intention to sell an oll drllliDJ leue off San Die10 next March. The cities of San Dleao, Del Mar, Carlsbad and Coronado have filed motiont to Join the suit. • "Your Wood Can Wit !or Cen· turtes" aplalna the proceu of decaYtnc and bow to avoid tt. "You Can Protect Your Home from Termltea" deala with \bat tiny petL Both are for sale from the Supertnteudent of Document.a, U.S. GoYenunent PrinUna Of. flc•, WubJ.nston, D. C. 20602. Tbe tennlte booklet costs eo cart.a; tbe vollldke oo wood I.a $1. • HELP IN llANIUNG -The Federal DePoalt lnaurance Corp~ ba• 1uued a new booklet to be}O you deal #Ith banka and banking problems. "The Consumer InformaUon Brochure'' la available without charge from the Federal Oel)C»lt Jnaurance Corpora&ion. Publlcatlon•· and Graphlcs Service Branch, S50 17th Street NW, Room825, Waahlnaton, D.C. 20429. ... • C&EDIT ORDER -The Federal Trade CommiJaion l) or· d•rine Genesco lbc., a large operator of retail specialty ap- parel and footwear atore&i, to .POtify·cwae c•tomers of their Jiabll to receive credit balance& due them. The FTC ordered the company, with headquarters in Nashville, Tena., to send periodic billing statement.a to charge customers with credit balances, informing them of the amounta and their rlcht to receive a refund. It also Over The Counter NASD Ustlncjs ( NEWS TO USE ordered Gen4*0 to ooWy ail cbarce custot:llera wbo had credit balaoe. trutaf~ from their account after Jan. 1, tm, adiddld not redeve a rel\and, ol \heir rlcbt toooe. • TAX P&EPilEa& &ELAX- Tbe Internal Revenu. s.viee aaya it wUl 60t chU'le·pen&lUes to tu preparers wbo dld nOt Ida thltr client.a~ tax fonu or inclua their tax idenUficatkm nw:nber. Officiall •aid the requJrement ls ne¥1 and becauae many Pfe- parera may not have been aware of lti no penaltiet will be impoeed . unti ~.l. And, lf a penalty bas .alrea4y been imposed. It wlll be re· funded. • TRANSPORTATION HEA&ING8 -The NatfoDal Transportation Polley Study Committee ii plan.nlnt a •eries ol beartnp around the nation to cet tdeaa on UM tramportatloJI needs· or America'• communltiet. The IJ'OUJ) 1' trying &o evaluate the naUoo'a·needl and rUOUl'Cel lhrouab the year 2000. The ftnt heartnCJ will be ln Waahlneton on Wedaead~y lhrouaJt June 24. Anyone who wants to appear 1bould contact John E . Wild, executlve dlrector. NTPSC, 1750 K st. NW, Suite Im, Waahlnat.on, D.C. 20006. N- Ouel '""' Alot Crl j] .. Cerl "C ....... i. sretlld ~1.'\Jt tui.e SJ ReyCOl'I' ,. ..... er O•lt'O Sir .... ,, '"" S....llteO lltl« TO SI< CHOL Mylon 1.0 \tdll /"' 1 Tll•r re 17 O•O<O 1l VIWI !cl 14 COi'"' M U Durr 1'411 ""' L.t~t·~ .01, J'• i .., J• 7 • v, l', ... .., . . ... 1'. .. '• 1 • • •• 1;• ..... ....... J J s • .,,, , ... ,_. })A + 'f • .,., • a.. ) .. •:. l • J _.. 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For complete information and scheduling on all OCTD routes and services. call Orange County Transit District at 547·3311. •• 7 , ,. . , Y•..-.... u.tl'Ndlr•O ouco. oat to:Os •~ hw7...., _. • lbampoe. ADd ~ een.tl.Dl1 m i bow tb.at 0 dsmobile aad CaillD_. all ...... b'OID UM por C.bome: G4lliMn1 ...... I 8tJT DID TOO~ TBAT llOM&T ui1aas•~ J•w•lry, Lord Jell awe.aten. ltlmberlJ bit Gortoa'a f'9Hn flab di.mlcrt, tbe E44l• Bauer sportl 1ood• chain. ti.. Red I.obit sealood rdlauranta, the '4 Monopoly boarcf came and. Saluto pluu .,.. parta ol·I):: General MW1.._ a company known earUer for Ill cereal&..• •• (Wbeaties, Cheerios>, nour (Go&d Me<M > and cake mix•"' ;! (BettyCroclte.r>f ", :' MaD.1 of our lar1e food processors have boulhl their.. :l wayalnto()U>ttbaslnesaes. Borden does aquarterof \tsaal• ·~ todaylnebemlealt.Carn. aUon9wnstheHerf Jonesdasari.QJ , ·~· and yearbook company. Nablsco sells Geritol Quaker Oat.I ~ mak• liiJber.Prtce toys. Gerberaells life Insurance. 11 • But tbe rood com· • :1 pany that bu carried •· :1 thl• policy of expansion Money · to lta fartbese extreme ,, '1 ta one '°'1 may never Tree ·,. ,1 have beard of: Beatrice . · fine with Beatrice. It doesn't crave a lot or attention, cer-' · Foods. And that's ju.st ••· I t.ainly not under its corporate name. It's content to acqull?I"' , companies. see that they make money and then acqutrp more companies. t ~ ~ BEATRICE RAS PURSUED TRIS COURSS for years; j ... ' . to the point wbere it is the lar1est corporation In the food· proeeta!ni industry. It doean't have the vislbiUly of ot.ba: comp•nies because most of Its units are regional. . But lf you want to take a look at one of t.he longest pro· •• duct lineups in the corporate world, here's a Beatrice roster· ' M~adow Gold milk. Dannon yogurt, Johnston's yogurtt '') Hotel Bar butter, San~lac. Stt.iss MiM chocolate mix~, County Line cbeens, Louis Sherry lc. cream, La ChoY Chinese foods, Marlo's ollvet, Roari~ Mexican foode." ,1 Gebhardt Mexican foods, Martha Wblt.e btacults, Sap ... ' doughnuta. Miracle Wblt.e cteteraeat. Shedd'• margarine,' Clark candy ban, Switzer licorice, Milk Duds, Fisher nut.a ' • Jolly Rancher hard candlea. IUcbardlon'a mlnts. Ekrl frankfurten. Lowrey'a beet j«'ky. Samaon\y' lu11a1e, • \ ~.!ffel lam pa, Alntream motor homes, Cbarmtlow ' barbec:ua. Hekman furniture, llelnor lawn sprinklers alf Nat Nast aweatabirtl. lllND YOU. THAM N<n' THE COMPLETE Beatrice ,..,.ter. It doeln't Include lntetnatlonal, where •ales exceed St billion a year; It doesn't whade chemlcai., where aales are Sll5 mlWon: It doean't lnchade apiculturaJ products, $225 mUUon a year; It doean:t include food dlatrlbuUon to restaurants and food warehowllftl, where •ala uceed STOC> mUUon. and ltdoeln't \nchlde a l~of other uaot1ed bit.a and pieces, Ute botWns Schweppes in Southern Callfomlil, Royal CJoown Cola in Northern California. Dad'a Root in Charleston, W. Va .• and mald.n1 loans to conaumera in Western stet•• tbrou1tl lta flnanc.e subaldlar Soutbwett..-n Investment Company. Aequlre-and ye •hall reap. ·Market B.~oven, Shakes Off Losses NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market snapped out ot an early decline and began advancing steadily today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks, off a bout · 5 points in early t.radlne. wu up2.88 at 920.45. . Gainers outnumbered losers by a 4-3 margin amonc New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Trading was brisk. Big Board volume came to 24,310,000 •bares. Larry Wachtel at Bache Halsey Stuart descrlbed It aa • "convulsive" market responding fitfully to a generall,y favorable economic news background. Do..,lenetA rerage• N~w v~IAI') l'lNfo-.J-.•~, .... STC>CICS Ol>en .. lflf\ l-Cl~ C"O lO llld ,,. '1 '7• )) •10 ~ •:IO.O • 1 N '° T•n )JUJ 7JUJ nt SI 7• '' • 0 U IS VII llJ II 114 11 IU U Ill l4+ 0 ll u S•r. J11 n J1Ut aou1 a11..'0• oa tnctui .......... , ..• , • • • .... • 1,Jff,AIOO i~~,~ : :::::::: ::·::~::::::: n~-= 0 ,,_ .. • .... • .. ... • • • . .. • • ... .. 2,7ff.l00 lt'hat St0<-k1J Did NEW YORK IA~ Aclv•n<f'd Otcllntel U"<"•~ TOlelltll\""1 ~'•w 1'71 "oq!OI Ntw 1917 IOWl SAUS Tod•Y ~~· ,.. s: SH \17 1llJ ,, .. ~· .. 18 IJ Nl!W YO•IC IAPI ·NY Sloe;~ 'I' A~I l lNI , .. • , 1A,ll PrtvlWl dtV , , . 27, \YtO ~ .. _ ................ 11. Mot\111 "°"· . ····· . . ''· . Vt ff •OO • • • ........... , ". 11 .ltf. ,_ ..... , -.... •• •• 71,4JO Je11 1 10 de1.. • •• • ••••• • .. 2.11•·*i! ''"ID .. ,~ .. ,. ,, , . 1 ... .cK .. ,. 10 ................ 1.'12.11 WHAT AM•• 010 NCW YOAIC IAPI Hanel Pa nt8d T Shirts lw Louile C.ontie (~Newport Arti.t) lxclllskeT,_...., Sala.,,.-. 11-1 l:JM:OO Wlsre&.ll'PPLAZA OMLY FllW1 Dlf, Sandly .a..1aa. ... FOR ·THE AcmtEDAD ' Tr .. Hcc .. - ..... do'Wll Coler .,.. ..... In gingham checi<s. madras plaJds and solid oxford doth available In all of Dad's favorite colors. 17th It Irvine Ave.,. Newpcwt Buch, Ulif.(714) 645-07'2· A Stertlng Gift Idea for Dael ' ' /) .. '\ ; · 'JV~elifj reo11y putS your fOot into it! . . .. ' Walclff ..... ~MI ....... . .... 411614 l Get Instep for summer with a iundreis from Dick Vernon's . "-SIMO f Some people would be;,taoeked bJ' MM "8b«'1 beba&t'. Ille WM a-,....... abe'a a ~all lirl aod oa speelal oceuiou U..e be found "Colq naked." ~· lt abe W*a there'• merit, ahe'U ••put a spread on." ~ 1101"9 lurpntiDaJy. OU. ii all ln a business day for Anne Fisher. Mn. Fl.sher, a broker-dealer who epeclalizes in stock optiOlll, lau1ht at the lanauaee ol her pro. fe11ion. "It is rather a racy busi-, ne11, isn't it?" she muset. Puts, calls, •'putting A spread on" and "1oing naked" are all part of the vocabulary, which iJ so 1peclallzed that some stock broken don't even understand it.1 Her kind or bualnesf also 1s ao specialized that she t. tbe only woman in it and possibly the only penon with this kind of set-up in the U.S. "What I rulu do#la take money on dltcret.lon and nm an options portlollo," she explained. "As a broker-dealer, I do not charge a (". 1 split the com- mission with the broker." She aoea alt.er her buaineaa by g rket ~µ,, ownert of mutual fUncb, whlck bavea•t been 1ood perfonnera IA tbe lut few yean. 01'B t1SB TBS power around the USets ot nsutual funda,'' Mn. Piab« explained. "The stocks are put ~ a mar11A account amt ~ is borrowed aplnat . tbt owntnlhlp oft.be stocks.'' Si.ooe $25.000 is tbt qalnJmwn for an AQne Flaher &'ccount, her cllentele is rather speciallzed also. M~ o(. her butlness ls on · the East cc>ut, whlcb keeps her fiyint Jl\or4than she '1tould like. S\\e takes.. rat,her a "cold· blooded" •pproach tn dealing wit,, her clie•ts' money and hi confident becauad she believes. she knows what Sff 's doing. "I tend to ~1>1Jt simple, she sald. ''I Just N•d f few financial publlcatloas qd IP.ever become emotionally involved with a etock. "There are dollars at riak in the madret an4J'm UtomPtitla a double-d.l&lt return. I'm wor"1tg a flanned pro(r'1Jl. ,Stocks are t>DI)' ~·" ~ Mn. F\sher operates by plan- ning ''strategies'' for the options. Sbe may be actively tradin1 &ix .. ., ,._ . :-SIA rANDIRSON, Editor Thul'lday,.June 1~f917 • Ct .. "~·. at one time while keeping 25 pos1- tlon.s in her head. "IT'S EXCITING to develop a strategr by myself," she said. "I called the raJly today and I'm rather proud of myself." She said she can't explain bow she goes about formulating and workinl her strategies but says "I undentand it perfectly." She plans to close oft her buai- nea s "hen she reaches $15 ·million because after that she f c!ell abe can't do as good a Job as 1be would like. But worldn1 wtlh that araount "will provide a nice income for everyone in the com- pany," she added. It seerw a. liWe incredible that Mrs. F'bher, who knew nothing at all about the stock market 13 years ago, could be doing such sophisticated work, but she credits it to her determination to succeed. "I started in the operations end or the brokerage business in 1965," she said. "I simply needed a job. It was going to be ln an in· surance company or a brokerage firm so I tossed a coin. It never occurred to me that l might be dolne this some day.'' SHE WAS A wife and mother and bid planned to 1Jpend her daye cQoldb« and caring for her family, but circumstances made it necessary for her to 10 to work. •'The salee offJce Cof the brokera1e t\J'm) seemed a lot more attractive than the back," Mrs. Fisher a(lded. "It Just seemed like a better place to be." As a cleric In the "back," she was responsible for keepln& the paperwork 1trai1ht and the money flowlna. In 1971. after 1tolng to school to learn the brokeraaie business, she became reailtered and then was on her own. "It was a bum bl· Ing experience to build my own clientele," the recalled. "You start with a desk and a telepboue book." In UrTl and 1972 there WU a bear market and during thls time Mrs. F!Jher decided that "the op- tions market seemed to malte more sense. It aave investors a better chance to accomplish som ethlng wllh their invest· men ts. "But in the be&inning, there was no -0ne who wanted·to hear the word 'options."' Selling· the concept of optloM was difficult for any broker at this time and even ·more so for a woman. But Mrs. Fisher got much-needed exposure by becoming a market commen· ta tor on Channel 22. "I S11U. DO it," she noted. "And last April I started my own / effort. It's called Options WI.th Anne Fisher." Sht aet up. her program with semlnara followlng each ap- pearance and eveir wrote a wPtkbook/cassette course on OP· tlons (whlcb she still sells for $15) to. augment the technh!al material available, • To prepare benell for ber own s~mlnars, sbe we t to m~Ungs and cl~ until she realized that she knew as inucb about op- tions as anydbe In the counJty. The rest was "learning by do. lng." • When she became heavily ln· volved ln opt.ions, she faced a de· ci1Jion: should ebe fP all tht'way lnt.o options or ctabble withtbem? "I can't be.all things to all peo. ple," she said. "I had td set aside all pt.her OOslnesf and CODCeD· trate on options, which meant a decrease ln cllentele. "It's a difficult way to make a living," she conceded. She does not consider herself a liberated woman, interestingly, thouah she works in a field dominated by men and 99 per. cent of her clientele is male. "l'M NOT A career woman either," she asserted. "I'm simp- ly a woman with a career. It was necessary to 10 lo work l I chose t o ta k e r i s • !r ~Jl d responsibilities." ' acare r woman, but a women with a career. 'l'boup abe bu worked ti-~ dayt ad many weekendll for several yean settlna her- oes• 1oing, she still t• el)· thueiastlc about it and woul4f jt all over aaain. She spenda evenings with ber three sons, aaes 14, 15 and and lrlJoys quiet weekends at e, ex~eJ,>t for an occaalonal d.lfioer out, and U she had more free time. she said the could eet ''tuftledon" to teaching. "l'dJeach children abodt bow tllls·COUfttry 1rew throulh pabllc ownenl&lp of stock," ab• ex· ,p1.inec1. A.nd if she had more .11>are tttne? ''My doctor. Hid l'C ~ bably tiebtrope betweeo two skyscrapers." Thouah Mrs. Fisher pJ'Obtbly will reach her 1oal of $15 Dlllllon soon, ahe will never forget the strueale of 1etUnc there from the operaUons room of the brokerqe house where aM-eoulct have been content with a weekly paycheck. ll has been hard work alt the way, more work than manypeo. pie would care to do, but tbere bas been an inner satisf acUon tonnected to the climb. The evidence a\Jrfacet OC· casionally aa Mrs. Fisher WU about her career. "If ~e evfr says •Anne Fisher 1 just l\loky ,' I'll get violent," s A.id, raising one eyebrow sHghUy. :~Sliver Lining-Po.llShed / BJ DENNIS llcLELLAN ot .. o.llY l"llet IUff Five rears aao John Tolle was majorini in creative writina at UCI and living off the money he made wo$in1t in an epoxy plant and cleaning carpets. Then a friend showed him something that drastically· chanae4 Ute direction of his life. It was a spoon rin1. ·And altho~ Tolle had never made anytblips with h1I bands before, he wu fascinated. TbinJcing it would make a areat gilt, he stopped by the Salvation Army and boQ&.ht two old spoons. He J&JDloned the metal into a crude rjng. And when be beean buffioa it on the polishing wheel,. be eaw the once dull metal beein to takf on a brilliant, polished ablne. For folle, it was •'like St. Paul on the road to Damascus." •"I was spellbound," he recalls! ••tt was an emotional experience. It gave me a whole mental lmaee of makina jewelry just because it was so powerful." THE 30 ·YEAR·OLD LAGUNAN, who has since ex· btbited in the iaguna Beach · Featlval of the Arts, fa 1tlll spell· bound. How else do you explain his 4ll-encotnpas1lng dedication to designing jewelry. "I have no other life," he says. "My work is 99.99 percent or whatldo." Up at 6:.30 a.m., he spends two hours work.ln1 on new desians. <He's got 900 paaee of drawtncs. more than he can ever hope to turn lntoftnished products). He then puts in an etaht·hour day in his Coast Highway to sit in solitude and work," be· workshop-showroom. But he's ing his own boss still doeui't al- *lill not through. low for that luxury. "My pleasure time comes That's because he's 'also boss when everyone leaves. I uauaJJy to seven others working for him wotlt ftoltl 6 to abOut 10 Ol' rnid· tn the workshop. They are all ap· night. I have complete peace a™' prentices learnin& the Jewelry· (\Uiet wliere I can get concenlra· making craft. lion." • Feeling what he call& the The results of that concenlra· "spirit o( the Renalsaance,t; he tion will be oq view Sunday, 1une believes the ·' 'inspirauo._: for 26, when Tolle joins some JOO 'life" hefoundoutofworktng.ith others who .Ul be ~xhlb{tlng at hit hands should be passed~ to an open air antique and crafts others by providing a placewtaere bazaar,atS"antaAnaCollege. ~hey can learn and study~ In Proceeds from thl Oranae theoldcountry. County .,Preas Club-sponsored Althoueh be says it has ~a ev•nt, -'blcb ls from 9 a.m. to 4 atruclfe to keep this ideal golp.£ · p.m., will 1ototheor18JlUaUon'1 couotle11 people have ;tof charities). · Ulro\a.sh bis program. Sotnt 2$ WIDLE TOLL••s 't ... -.... ,TE· former apprentl«*I now are pro-.. va.aa.aan. les1lonall maldn1 their llvtg a\ &oal is ha vine "'complete privacy it. • • Tolle'• 'pr0,ram, wblcll ' ·r:ently ha.I seven appren*• naint in •c• from u to '-'.ii ~ctured to take Yet.AU Oil the 1Qt blll. aDd ts pan ot t1Mt fid'eril illveramlth jourll~ pl'jf Af im. /I. ~"H'-NctidNaients fort•~ qt, MW pec)PJ.e 11 that they 1boW en· ' thuslum - a bulc love ot, «.bit ~oustypeOfworkthatlUs.t · •• :.. , , _ .. _ .. . . ... Summer Splashdown Swimming this summer will be much more fun -and safer -for Jason (left) and Stefanie Hughes, who · are getting a lesson from Patay Weaidler. Orange YMCA instructor. The YMCA wUl teach '1IS" many children as possible in neighborhood pools as they are offered throughout the summer. Instructors are Red Cross·trained and will teach the mechanics and fundamentals ot swimming. YMCA awards will be given to "kids .. of all ages who complete their 10-day lesson period. Anyone wishing to "loan" pools may call the YMCA at 642·9990, a \ Dm't aunt your cbemlatry test. Lon ls mon tbaD CDe IC :J\~ caJ.llq to motbet. If you have 11'ouble a diltinctioo you need ADD'• booklet, ••Love or Sex IDd How to Tell the Difference ... Send a loni. 1elt·addre11ed, stamped envelope with ,-our request ud S> cenu ID eoln to Ann Land.en, P .o. Boz lU85. Cblcaao. m.au.· . Bombeck's Law Curlers Magnetic The quickest way I talk with me •bout his I know to ~ by myself is grubby appearance, and walk out of a beauty then thinks better of It. shop. The Avon Lady makes ~ Here I am-my hair a an appointment-for an ENO halo of sprayed confect· estimate J Uon .•. perfectly coiffed For th~ lut ao years or · -.• --~. and immune to the wind. 10, I have been searchtne up only the parts of my At the peak of my won· for that maelc moment halt ~t I 1lept on. WUb derlulnets, the streets when you can put your ont fuuy 1lde • co~· • look like the quiet before hatr up without fear of k1crewed to the etde M an ambush. There are no belnt d.\.leovered. There my held, and the otbW . 1i1ns or sounds or lsnoaucbti'lbe. hanifntlooeely,Ilook*I human activity ... all I remember the firfl llkelbadbecbuUUrotn form• ot transportation time my husband came spareflrtl. · have ceased. Tbe wind home and HW me frost· M wu drylnc my rustles thr-oueh the inemybalr.lwustand· baJrwiththesweeperat· emptiness that eoea with ing over the stove wear· tachment the other nl&bt being alone. tne a bathint cap .with before dinner.~ my Lel me step outside of stranda of hair pulled netehbor said, "Did you the house with curlers throueb that had been ever bear the joke about and it's llke an episode stripped white and were the bride who appeared out of "This Is Your standing straight out at her own wedding with Life " from my head. her hair in brush rollers Old girlfriends of my He steadied himself under her veil? When so. husband's appear like an against the door. "Don't meone asked why her apparition and say, "So tell me! You've just hair was up she said, -.OFF. ON PLANTS "FREE GIFT WRAP" FANCY PLANTS you 're Erma." New heard we 're being "!:d and I might go l7JOOIHctlm.&,lfwl"*'•IHclt neighbors introduce audited." someplace lat.er on." a.... I0:004:IOP.M.My · themselves and make a "Don't be' cute," I Idon'tgetit. 10A.M.-4r.M......,•hJ 842•2000 '. . quick exit saying, "We'll aald. "I'm frosting my --------~..!::~=~=~============: call you. We're not in the hair." book." My husband ap· "Well, stop It. You're pears during his working scaring the children half hours with a camera and to death." the kids to take the pie· I tried putting my balr ture for our Christmas up at nieht only to dla· card. A boy who was cover that being a sex qulte1eriousaboutmein symbol will never blgh school recognizes replace sleep. me and look.a relieved For awhile, I attempt· when I tell him I round ed to cover it when I went someone else. The outofdoors,whichlslilce minister drops by to trying to slipcover the bless the house -and· Elite.I Tower. everything in it. My After awhile I resorted 10n's teacher appears to to spot curUne -putting Peering Around ORANGE COUNTY tomees are trained to women who have bad make Wilts to new pa· breast cancer and who tteota to olfer moral sup· participate In the port and practical ad· 1120 llVIME IOULIY 41D MIWPOU IEACH 1714) 642-1414 A m er I c a n C a n c e r vice. Society's Reach to -----------------...._-~~~~~-.:.-~~--------..;.._----Recovery procrun waa honored at a luncheon In St. Jude Hospital, Fullerton . The volunteer ll'OUP of recovered mas tee. n€ttl€ *CR€€k S H 0 P King_.and Queen DECORATOR OUALRY · BEDSPREADS .. A~ aon profit or1ani1 UOn Melun1 hOll fanulies ii Youth for tJnder-1tandin1. tematioaaJ1tvdcJrtucban1•PJ'Olram. at . Don't I.I .... 1111 all. U 100 tee• dead or a d1Mued mal report It to pu1s ran1ar1, count1 health •utllorttl or .unu aae.ndet. ''WbM you're 1etam1 up camp lntpec:t the area carefUlly. Avold pladnt your •l"Plq ba1 or tent over er evea our to a rodent bur· row. U ~want to be partkuJar. lJ cardu.I a.act alwp.tn1 on tbe lfOUDd." Laat year pla1ua-bearln1 mammtil were found ln 22 coun· Uea -Alpine, Butte, El DOrado, Freano, Humboldt, Kern, Luaen, Loa Aqelea, Madera, Maripo1a, Modoc, Mono, Mon· • To U.. daq ot a.. bli. .. blleet repel.laata, .. ., loDC 11 vtd ahlrta and t~ pants C'atft Into boota. It polllbte keep famU, ~ at borne. JI \bey do eater an area wbere ldaiue beartn1 aalmala have beta found, keep the pet on a laub. uae a nea collar and treat tbepet wttb ftea powder. Dr. Lacber ddcriba tbe dis- eue occurrtni in rural areu ot Callfomia aa "endemic 1ylvaUc plaiue." 'lb1I type of plaiue, aylvatic bubonic platue, 11 tranamitted by neu often found on wild life, especially rodenta. Lat )'ear the neu were found on aquirrela, cbipmunb, deer, mice, moles, woodrat.a and on a Plans Made ~E 16·19 Displays of Ofls, Watercolors, Acrylics, Dodson·Birkbeck Mrs. Karen Dodson of Mluion Viejo has an- nounced the engagement of her daughter , Katherine Louise Dodson. and Kevin J . Blrkbeck. son of the ICen· neth Birkbecks o f Pendleton, Ore. Mias Dodson and her fiance are 1raduat.ea or Minion Vlejo High School and St. Olaf College, Northfield . Minn. Aug. 27 has been selected as their wed- Kevin Blrkbeck, KMhertne Dodaon ,,, dinS date. ------------------••• Berryman-Stern LADIES! or. and Mrs. Carroll WEEKDAY TENNIS SPECIAL H. Berryman of Mill Mon. Thru Fri. 8 a.m. 'tit 4 p .m. Valley have announced S I 5 A MONTH the en1agement of their PHONE 841-3996 daughter, Holly Jan Ber-'-----------------ryman, and Lawrence ----------------- Alan Stem of Newport ,.-------------., Beach. Mlu Berryman, a I C' ,4 JllDVD 'S I 1taff research associate ..t:J.1.f.J.~L.L\. ·at UC D1v1 1 I Radiobiolog y I B 1 TUES'VY Laboratory, received ~ ~ ber bachelors degree ln l I SP.'EC'IAL •' 1enetics at UCO. She alao attended UC llJvenlde. I For the past year and 5 DAYS Alllli..I D one-half she has con-I " t inued research in lllli..llGHTS cancer cytogenetics for a I " I project conducted by I ......;. ...... .,.....,.,.... I UCO in cooperation with s29 50 the federal government I for a.a.. I Her !Janee. son or Dr ....... , • $47 value and Mrs. Wolf H. Stem or I · wf•A--•-Pines I Bellflower. manages his I ~ •~ I own public relations and America's finest all year MOllntal• I adv e rti s l n g fl rm In I camping resort for RV1 and hwts cif N'iiia~!d~\Jc Santa 16,500' -eleyClffon In the S-Jaclllfo I Barbara and earned a I Mountains ai»oYe Palm SprlnCJI. ·I bachelor's dearee In I Enloy flthfftCJ. swr.rnfng, lrlllftCJ,' ied I ri~~i~~~e~ience al UC horteHdl ~ elax 111 _,. frMey .. Th~ couple plan to I recreatioft llait and browse t11r4*11i ow I marry in August in I genWal store ••• Al tllh Ill a fMlll!I•• I Marin County and live In I ""f hllls, pine tr.es mNI ILUR ILUI I Newport Beach follow-v ..., 1.nt t&eir wedding. I SKIES. I ---------ofl9rgoodthruJuty1 5. 1977 For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642·5678 I Miike your r•ervatlOne nowt I Write or phone I I I wilderness Pines I I P.O. lox 2265 I I ldylWllcl. CA '2349 I I ...._. r1141 6st.21.z3 I aw~.., .... L.-------------.a Pastels, Pen and Inks and more. South Coast ?lua New Swimsuits 1/3 off You recognize the famous name makers. sizes 5/6 to 10/14 Originally $16-$26 Now $11-$16 ( I ' 0 shop that brings r~ conremporory • f~ wlth omlque coli.ctlbles I 7 fashion Island. NWport beach, CO. <n66a traditionally dad, · newffum our TALBorr tie 9bop ..• I . ' Casual tops with a fresh 'n' cool sfyle for summerwear. • Acrylic N•Ua ManJcurf/lg Nall 'I( rapping Tli••• llir,ad . Uke ti. Lone &m Stm tMI slf't :=:al and Mdlltctioa. Dlcla with be-"*' ~tea &lld 1 tate1 will enJoy: 1 lb. BEEP mac Salwt S.1 .... M1ld Mltfaitt Lonpom, ""°" ky Bar, Gouda. '9cQe F1eut, Edan\ Sddl and Strawtleny loaboftl. $15.98 .......... ....... MANY MORE FAl'HER'S DAY GF.T PAKS ON DtSPLAY AT . flic1Cor1' rms, WESICLIFF PLAZA 1791 a .... MIWPOlt'rllACN .... OHI '4Wt7! ~ 'l'ILt, SAT. ""r'IL 6, SUM. 'TIL I . ~ARINER'S VILLAGE. DAMA POINT ftfONI 496-2670 ~ :=: :j -· l NANCY A~E <.n>~~~ IQJO(.I.) S0¥£1lMe5 rr ~ IF <.lO() 1J\IJ( rT OJER AAD 6HARE: rT Wl1H filMEONE ! Pl-few--· I WISH WE COULD GET AWAY FAOM Tl-415 AIR POLLUTION TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLI UNITED Feature Svnd1cate ACROSS 60 C"'!'llOll •!Id •ueOt ' eorino loot• 52 Feudtl 5Mueleal IOrd'etlav• ~~~ ~~+'+--~~ dlr9Cllon 64 ·-· gin 1"0 ,.... 56 Emer,ency H11111"*t1 """'"'n' J.Wilh Nu 2 worde Yur 59 Potelou t4.Adl"''' ton tic 1501t 83Arcn COllllMlll .. W.CSICll'le 2 t • Oyinli lake worct. U Act ol 86 SinQlltf • .,. •ntttlryg C.1!1Pt11D l 9 Mr>ck!l 87 £gg white goal II • '"' 88 Run-ol llW 20 Ultntil mtll 10 Llvn In • •O AOtn111 21 Olentatly IWMelt olece 4t M1saeda de¥1lopmem beverage dlllCt 2 Sii~ Siano 1 1 Algerian Cll~ W()(dl 23 Norin ••·• 70 OOad• 12 Hindu god o A bells , 25 AA1t1n 71 £•"U!'!td Ver 47 "I 11 neve to ~lll•oe 13 snoe ~11 t111t to ..• 28 G~ ooh I 8 Auto llorn ··-people 22 Angry In· •9 F1n11 • 30 Goats . t Room to formal 51 cn1nge1 M Ateldlnct awing · ••• 2• Wipe 1way 53 Profeuion 35 luton 2 Mall• one's 28 Director 55 MikH un-· nall)IJt wtl'f Frank ..... <*ttlf'I :tr N~ •r~ly 27 Woodwinds 58 Abod• Made •• 1ln'Ovt 3 Otuo ciiy 28 Goes 10 Ille ol aoow tafrtp IOf 4 Cul polls 57 POf'lland cr1.111ace1n1 5 Gota~ 29 Be namer colft9e 3tCIOMaup 8C1nad1'1 proc111 58Autorac• ltght 1911n ntlgllbot oroctuct •2Nt1ru1t ~bbt. 31 .._vfnG e<>Chem1C1I flOrlc 7 Mttalllc w•no• 1ufllx '3,_.d.tl'I" eound 310tj)erlol '1 Soar •5 Atciutal 8Arln0f 1>1rll """' 82 Cargo· 4f P«IUl'll•,.• Var 33 Top·f!Oletl Clf~Y·no MCtHllY 91<1ndol 1tlllet11 veaa11 '48 Coft01Krtt1ct 9ulda"" 31 Ace1p11 &6 Contend COM£ ON I rT'U. 00 <XX) 6000 ! GORDO by T Olft Baffuk I SPILLED COFFEE · ALL CVER (Y'I.) ~ICOT WARNl-OPS ! -BUT SO FAR AU lHEYVE fouND ARE Pl.ACES WllH 11NY ~MS, HAADLY Atl'f CLOStTS, No PRlVAC!J AND fbOR CONSlRUCllON :X: HOPS: THIS ~OC'T'O~'S GOOt?, MOMN\Y JIVS DRU:C> AND ~fCYCLED 1'HE: ~ROUNDS 1'HRE~ 1lMES lt-1 IHR~e DAYS ZIVf GOT TO BREAK POllJN ANt> T-T---c::7 8tlY A POUND . by Gus Arriola THE GIRLS .. • * * Eraneell Wied for Overhauling N~WPORT, R .I. (AP) - W rkert at the Newport yard have confirmed repor1I the new t2·m•tcf Jacbt F.f 1n~e D. owned by French ball· t ~ mapate Baron Marcel , will be hauled from the water tor work on the bottom and lbedeck. Reports revealed that. the French yac.btamen, lo Newport cballeo•ln1 for the famed America's Cup trophy for the tblrd ttme, were planning a most unusual maneuver to change the deck from the new France II which meet.a new 12·meter yacht resiuirementa. and install that ttetk on the hull of the unusuc-ee1aru1 challenger for lbe Cup in 1'10 and 19'74, France t. ~ rrance I was defeated in cftallqer elimination races in 1970 by Auatralla's Gretel 11, ~ In 1974 by Australia's Southern Cf.:011. •America'a Cup observers sus· oecled that the chaoses of the att?k. could mean that the older wooden France I, which be, been l'~ to be a futer aalllnl t in Usht winds, will be qalnst the two Auatrallan Uengerl' and th~ Swedish lenier tn the Elimination bdlon.ln.1J\ui .•. '1.U Fran~I defeats the ~\ntrallan and Swedlth yacht. It 11 pc-.ible that the deck could be r•·ln.ttalled onto France II for the "•lt·of ·seven Amerlc a 's Cup CJi>alt against the At:Uerlcan de· fender. France II It reportedly a ~er boat than France I i.D ~nger wind.a. BOATING Camp Signups Now Hooked To Computer The oewly opened 289·unat family campground al San Onofre State Beach la now on the statewide computerized reserva- tion system. A state Patk• and BecreaUoa official tald reaervatlona m'f be made at ncketron locations for ntshta beeinning July t lhroueh Labor Day weekend. · The campsites cost $ot per niibl plu• a Sl.75 reservation fee. They may not be reserved for more than 15day•. Each of the sites, which have room for one motor vehicle, may be reserved 30 daya tn advance or 11 late aa Saturda,s for nilhts betlnnlng the followlq Friday. • No TicketiJ For Cup , . RD£~ Left NEWPORT, R.l.<AP)-U Y041 plan to apply for Uckeia to watch the Arne:rtca't Cup races from a Cout Guard cutter and haven'l already dooe '°• you're out ol luck, tbe c..laat Guard aaya. A spokesman for the Coast Guard in Beeton aald 14onday that in the Jut several ~ hit office has recelved mcmt than 1,000 aucb appJtcaUont, 1DcJUdlnl more tb&n 180 Jut week. Althou&b tbe exact nwnber of available 1pactt la not yet k.iown, there certainly won't be enou,b room to acCQJDmodate all the people who bave requ'11ted Ucketa, accor<llna to Lt. Herbert Williama, public alfalra oft!cer for the P'lnt Cout Guard District in Boa.on. WUlla.ma aald spaces are cfd. trlbut.d on a flnt-come, flnl· served baal.a, and that most of the early requests were from people who sot rldet in previoua )'eart and remembered to apply early. • Catalina Y Camp Openings Offered ttfBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE • PUllUC NOTICE Pl1llUC NOTICS PVBUC NorlCE .. ....... ................. =: s .. ·= .::; DAILY N.OT • t a .............. ............... , or t '•MtlHC • AD ,..i estate adffrtiMd In um --r.•pct' 11 ui.. ject lo tbe tckral hlr Houatn1 Act of IHI wMch mak• lt llltaal to advertlH •·an~ pre-ference, UmllaUon, or dllctlmlnatioft butd on nee, eolcir, relll)on. ee•, •oaUoaal arialn, « ao lntas.loD to mate. any aur:h ~erence, limit•· U.. Ot6crimlnatk*.'' Tb1s ..,,.pape.r wlh not knowlacty accept •ny adv•rtJalni f(W real whld\ it 1ll vlOJa-t.lcio ol the law. Ha.esforW. ....................... 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FOR All GeMf"Cll I OOZ 19Ga-.. -r-at I 002 Ge•r.e I 002 · G ...a I 002 CJI. ~~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• :~~·····~········ A MUST SELL DUPLEX JUST LISTED!! snt.soo Spacious & nei<1ble 4 & 3 Bdrm units In a terrine location Insulated and a.Ir t:ond111oned OWNER WILL CARRY FINAN· CING. Shown by appL only .............. ~ In Corona del Mar: attractive comer location. Price just dropped to $159.500. Leases expire In July. Penmsula Point. Early American 2 bdrz & convertible den. 2 baths; near bay & ocean Lovely patio off kitchen & living rm. Immediate occupancy with short escrow! Call us to see Only $159.900 c;:3 Walker 1; hm Real Estate associated 11uo .. 1 H'> 111 111 row•. J IJ ; • .,. ~ I L. .. • ' I • ,_, , SP!CTACULAI IM DOV SHOIU! l Story French Reaency With Euit· Ing Bay View. Gated Courtyard Bn· 'try. Llvlng Room With Marble Fireplace. FamUy Room Wet Bar. ldeat For Entertalnlng 4 F•rnilY Bn 3l,.. Bat.bs. Formal Dlnlh1 Rm. All ·EleclrJc Ktlchcn . By tvan Wells &. Plann To Provide Privacy & clmim.~.000 67)..4400 -10111 ILlllS ID. DAVIDSON REALTl )801 W (oml Hwy N K 645-7575 31111 N Pwp111! 131vd N [I 6"/3·9060 HAllOR VIEW MONACO First time offered to you. Fresh paint, spotless & awaiting your in· spectlon. 2 bedroom. den, 2 bath. Close to park & schoolt for Sl.39,5()0. ' COSTA MISA 117.'10 Thia beautiful new 3 Br. 21,'.r bath hom LS d tgncd for today·a casual urest)il i A larf(e hospitality center orrrr\ a .' dramatic hv\nR rm w/vaultro Cl'lhnl(S ••• handsome frplc & a dmlnJ.? arc<• w ·<'On-1 temporary open style l..ilrh"r. T~e ' vaulted cell1n~l> m tht-m .. ::ih.'r "llll~ & pvt backyard are spe<·1n: h•;!hlu~ht 549-4025 1 ll'S R IUJ?t'<"resl Circle Open house Sat Sunday l b -IA YCD5T I 116.500 California's indoor outdoor l1V1n~ at its best in this spacious 4 Br 21 'l batb home The ram1ly room with massive stone rrptc. llvm~ rm & master suite flow out into a private yard with it's large patio & sparklinF? 40' pool New upgraded -kitchen with larf(e dmin nook DGy' 646-6646, l•t1 642.0244 t 1914&..ewardLGM. OpetlDGify l·l .. ~~ .......... ~~~~ ~ .......... !~ VETS HO OOWH •, " Large 48r. tn<'IUdlnl( master swte and pr1vJlt' b.tth MJs :.1ve br1rk Clreplal'e Jnd enclosed enlerta1n1.>rs patio. over l ooking p<1 rk l1kl! grounds Please 'coll 540-3666 Wl1ela11 REAL ESTATE • FIX . I I ·,/ UP SUper big comer lot.I ~ bedrooms + larg1.> famr ly room with Ouuti firepla<t • Bring )'91.tf mop and pail und ••V~ .1 * ILUFfS * bundll'' Hurry• SG&~ I Level ~nd unit Be~I Red Cal'l)el 754'1202 ., early wrea. V1st.i Caudal ltARE AND !• 3 BR. 2 ba . new thruoul ' Tnplex. SlOJ.000 Prln'I~ $145,000 ~l<CIW.1\I' CostJ Mua IOCJtlbn HELEN B DOWD <'lose 10 '!lt'hool» ~ ReaJtor 644-0134 Creewa)' acce11>. We bi"~ 1--------•I othen Hurry ' . 1 10 Acres Citrus call 540•3''"~" .. Tai E!!1;:~P "'1• prox l6000 per yr. Use as1....;::===-===:::;t.:. 2nd home in the desert or lalboa 111-.d I Q06 le~out. All In park·llke ••••••••••••••••••••·~ condition . Pride of AXa u-, • ownership Good for ,... ... ..,. ·· dell('~1atJon too 1100.000 On Short lot In prime lo~ complete 1137 .500 20% down ,.. 400 .,., · ... owe Call e111. ,.,, •• £.u*fOI""' m-311511 , : CJt~ WI lc6oo, ..... eoq'f ,,..,..,i!tt ...................... . Beauti!uJ three bedroom. modem home on quiet street 2 Baths. dbl garage. dining room. rtreplace. patio. Sl60.000. LISTED ONLY WITH THIS OFFICE Ownr/a~t. 675:1630 j • ... ,.. t002G••r_, t001 . ............................................ , CE 810111 ILlllS CD. OVER 60 YEARS OF S!RVICE FIRST OFflRIMG IN THE ORIGINAL 11.UffS f Rare l Storr End l'nlt "Angelita' Plan 2 Sp3ctou1 Bedrooms. 2 BathS Cathedral Beam Celllngs. Large Wrap.Aio&lnd Patlct In Pmect Con· d~t on. Ad.ioins Goraeou.s Greenbelt & Near Putting Green. Shown By A_p1?2intment. A .. Joy Of N ·• Llst1ng. 1135.000 UI DOVBDllY I c.-•Mlr IOJJ c..te .... ....................... .......... 4 •••••••••••• \4.0008 UCLU JVE IY OWNER fiti;x ZBR. 28A IM!lt con· _ fhll. 11'7.$. • do A C. frpk. brlll1t rm. • B.l. \~ Harbor lrml dt"4' Wilt 1n mlr ~ IUll~. SJM.liOO 4 8 ror•d doHt, C E J Ba, \I••• HO HSI WJhr dryr Only S'fl.SOO tied Bizy~Onlyl PATTI WAU<ER 1/2 U TO OCIAM Completely remodeled oa u oventud lot. aaaishin1 4 BR plua d. ph• rorm.i dtnlnl pl ~ ramlly room wu open bums. natural wood te~turea and ocean a nd J~tty 111ew rrom lndlt!r swte &. sundec:k Just •te~ to Ocean 8hd ~.000 C•644-721 I ~ •.. NIGEL. . DAILEY & ASSUCll\l[S .. r-OREST E. OLSON ...... ,. ·r-·•" •·c--- REALTY 142·1411 s.c ........ 8'lt.'"1~· I \'I ba. DO t.ramc ....... _...,,.. t latJ managem y lopmcnt... ... ,... S. h µI 11 R a 144-t• IMwUl-116' 6. ' • _,_._ .. ' J JJ77¥19&w. ................ 67Jo.7111 __ ......... . c , er .... _ _.,. . PLAZA 1 ..... I ~Ill' au nMU. . 0..1 .u~. J br. I be, w/f • ~;..;;;~·------II .u .... f.'111, Ur .Zl'.U tr: .. T ... 0 I .-r1..-.•arMMN1 t•ll F'•. •Pill-~nnC:aJ•;:·, 1Z.'-io~'r..; auk ' t ii llll !«Mon ~ n~ 11 h bur hot>d. $:11 f) -·•-•••••• •• •••••••••i!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ,..;;...-.,....;..~.;.;.;..----·r--~18 SUP ff.ASP! P! ~. A(Ct. Nor-.. 2br. frpll'.S16llo, pr. hojJ: • aueiat n"}~ d:l a aa ... tw bit"'· kids . "t•c:uu1. Adult' e.-tlll .._. Sitt CMlllMlte m• er Mt J paUUI Lr1 J.:· 1FP't'P~ OK Y 4'~ok. <1142> Fee. ~Or. l h•. t·rpt drpti. ill W W1lll(Hl,'4f.~tO -·--•-•••••••••••• ...... •••••-•••••••••• \2\U l I i.1n& +-1\VprlftWtr ~ · MTO. Locators .... , bltna. land1e1aped " t'CJOtbollowVW!f! IUsroftJC HOMESTl'!A pd.. Im MJ.IMS OCEAN AJR. Nice 2 br. ~lll~~~zi:ll•I•· San Clem~nte panoramic ~ S.-: ..... W'1U>Llrlt R&rUOE llJ.\ UtU pd l>'nalo. On· Shup up1riaded home k.Ldl Ct prta ok. Q55, Hu ocean view. fi'rplc. beaut ~ v You YtOD't find uyillln llD M',._ portion al °'d tano. t .. 161·ll7l W/~ 3 Br. Z ba. pr. Avail. now. (Q20l) UWIKled Condo lae. :l Br ~. brand new. pool, zot"('~ dnncr Of' nlttr ror only CallfClf'nla hom .. cnd' CALIMALS MUst Me to ap~. M25 Fre. l~, Ba. pool prlv. cm goll C(ll,ll'l>e. $650. Katella ~ V119taln3br.1~ bi. faat11tt~ Ion• rana mo m..t3&3or-.mnz. Locat.or• ne-•1 i-.33SlorSIS 2877 83\·9432. 493 9612 or w1pat10. Adulta. no ptb """'~ D IO lllhl ............ 3206 4Br l~Ba t le bltna 2 .. •--"' 4938812 OORONAOELNAR Slnale 11ar +carport. l v111ble at n11bt. + oce•n ......... -... •u••••u · • rp • • C..EAN 3 br. a ba. fam t-wpoi t---" 326t 2 Br TownhcNM rrplc Bkft trosn Nwpt HU. ----~ from many vanl a lf' car tar, no pet a, rm. fplc:, aood area,••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' 641-3474 putnta• ~d ,.. nauorual to VlDase. 2 Br 2 ~ l4001mo 548-l202 Ma•nollatAtlanta MlO. BLUFP'SCONOOS Apc.+mtnts ...,,..."-d root tenn.11 Somo ocean •• ~-.-a....l.Mlt.... forHt. acroa1 canyon + den, 1ewly cpt d , 91!&Mf4 Leasea itartlna at $450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4' Cat;lllna v'9wt. ClON 111 --·••••••••••••• rrom vaal wtldernen wshr/dryr.875-~78 MOW$260. Month. A&ent644 1133 lcAoGlll-.d 3706 toahoppln&•tiaebeach I I a • ...... ..._, area Elev11tloa varies 3 Br h e llv rm w 1f k. 2 br house. klda oil Gar · IMMA.C 41A HOMI . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-21811 ' ... S. from 3.oo to 4* fed d!nr::'wtw crpt .,..11>blk fncd id· Call today. Fam rrn, cpla. drps. Harbor Vtew Montego Coi.y 18r,yurroundren ~~~-~·~~~~=~ -·-·············· Fun-cuvMed wooded to bay. l5SS mo yrly. t!:l) ~. 898-91191 frplc. gar. fenced yd Lae 4pool8r'. i8T·~· ra m rm. tal. 1225 mo . Incl ulll ColtaMna UZ4 UPGRADED Coaches. slopes Ownt·r 11tatt'11 ll '11 875-2773 •Lora SQS, 538-2375 c u se prlv. Nr 648-3022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , I 0 a11 11 t I l 4 . 2 bd ho r _. r purk & schools. S650mo $17"' lbr pool patio eta. Wt • upt'cllna t'• Y •P n ° . C....cW M• 3222 rm me. n .. -v .or Home ror lse. 3br, 2ba w/gardener 6401396 Corolladel Mer 372.J BAY MEADOWS .,. ' · • tiy, mu.at aac ~aut parcel• lnsulQted J )'r klda. gar. 128:5. (84%1). Lo"~Y fenced yrd Wal.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~--c. l "?hr, lba apt.a. lndry Srnl tee. 8011172 1 "" ,. ··'d 2 b •· bath ho-••••••••••••••••••••••• F • · .. .._ ~· c.11.La--.11.• 'S apace 14·8010 i96o ur ... r • ... e. .l. ee to 5c ool. 1..., ml to bch Lots ot xtres 3 Br 2 Hu. t •~ blocks from ocean 2 Man~ facU. avail. Encl "' ""'"'"" TI~at.k for Mn• Franklin fire place OllC 38r. iDll. FP. pvt Locators 898-9891 Before5callTI4-m708i FR.lgeyd,nraoll &YM I I 2b SU .b gar Pvtpatlos.Oas/wtr Qnen ""r3p .:i r ound porch patio. 2 bl~• lo b~h No -CA 1499 mo 6441901 eve · r mmer au pd. No klds/pela From OelUXt' Jbr apt. Close lo l6x32 :s wimming pool p<.'ts SGObt m o. y rly ELEGANT3brhome,fuJ-ask for Mr Jont>s or 7701166 · hie SJ50/mo. 673·1734 ; SU>.Adlls.&M-0013 shops & park. Detlrablt! ·~NATtONAL24'. 11IP114. complett'ly recond1 Uoned At the b11uch $1.500. (213 )381 134!) ·1s Lancer 24"56. UJr. %Ba. Wet bar. Upl(racJc•. 000 El ~ldo Estates w /wood deck. Sho 675-2188 1 I)' fncd. $370. (9286) Fee. 714-846 13'.71· Mr Ja,nbon. --547 IW~lll'h. area Hurry 551·4426 b1.11ldeng & omce. Spring Locators 1198 9891 Aft Scali Zl3·941·3322 Nwpt Shores. walk to bch. 3 Rr '600/mo Rl.'lldy July Duplex. I Br. New paint Bkr ~ell. 43 miles Sun Diego 2 Br •· d· ..... " Ba. rplc, SOOP! 2 br ho'""e. fncd Very nice 4br. 2ba. apts. 2 Br 2 Ba, 2 fp1~·11. tennu1. 1st Good .lor Wshr I in/out. Rfg/11tovo. New Qw __ t:t_l ___ d_t --2-B-Enjoy riding. hiking. ex-"' ''" .. .... d.rpl!. bltru. dswhr. Crplo, pool. ~115 mo h7!l 0255 drye r 1.v. msl( 759.1367 W /W cpt. Adull11. no pet.a 1 n ce con ° Y~ r plorlni;. swimming & I pool&:tenrua.SllOO. yd,gar.klds&pets ok. polio w /BBQ. $425 -6monthsmlnlmum.1235 I ~ Ba. adults, $23.5. MOUNTAIN prlvucy at 714-1·1193·5888 S27Loc0.1<H77'2> Fee. ll62·622Z WESTCLIFF Costa Mesa 3724 (213)654·5108 -58~1~24_93;.;__ ____ _ $300,000 • 14 down. owner u ors 898·989\ Pembroke Ln 3 Br 2 ••••••••••••••••••• •• •• 0.. p-1-& "•"6 ( ~• N ..,..,u 3 8 2 e bo t g t · · ,.. .. 0 OO WEEw & UP $325. New 2 br. 2 ba, ... m _., inunc...... o ~. 2Br. lRa D1C>le1<. Refrll( ' 3 LARGE bdrms, C'pts. r a . a a e. up· Ba, 22x18 ram rm, hu11c -• ~ triplcic frplc balcony ••••••••••••••••••••••• United Farm Agency wahr Jdryr. 503 Marliiold drps. fnt•d tor ramlly grade•. close to parki., kit, Ir& hvtnl( rm. di.ii •Studio & l RR Apts lndry 842.1903' ' Beaut new Twnhae. Zbr & ONE YEAR H!W 17141746-1213or 743-0829 99'7..SSOO S350 (2896) Fee. hbrary. etc. Low rl.'nt to frplc . Cr nt pa tto & •TV & Maid 54.'rv Avail den. ocean view. 136() oblle Home In Costa Loc:uton 898·9891 good tenant. S39S. First, bckyard. Elec 1<ar dr. •PhoneServ. Hld pool FROM $230 mo. (714 1 661'1811 cw C496-0891 adult perk 3 Br Out of County 2Br frplc. ~ange, patio. last S200 dep. 842 2032 Grdnr Inc. Avo1l July lat 2376 Newport Blvd. CM Mature adult. only. n 499-2277 Ba 8Pl\CIOUS llVlni,i ll ~ 2550 Oawless.CdMoceanslde Newport HRts. I Br. rncd MMtl!t9f• $600/mo Ph 673 2425 5489755or645·3967 pets Larae 1.2&3 br•--------- c:e0nomy price. $35,000 ....................... s:ns mo. 87~17 yd. NO PETS Gas & wtr ...-;;.. 3242 evestwknda. aptS. Dshwhr. l:s 8~ Fountale Vahy 3134 •ucec-RS.6.LTY ""--"a~-3•24 pd 1235 673-2256 .... Buni<aJow. emply person. Gas pd. 7~,a ott P . ••••••••••••••••••••••• " -~ S ACRES ~' ...__ & ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'ew Exec 01-c 2 st)' Maldserv Nosmkrs. 642-47:18 South or Corona Fan ••••••••••••••••••••••• E SlDE·2 Br. everyth1na For Leaac 3 Br. 3 ba. single homes Walk·blke 5481197 1142.:5073 sr~ ~n~s00Jn?. ~~ lJllllC \lew ror your )) new.S350mo Huot. Harbour home bell All amenities. 2 b r Ba twnh•e. bltn11. dbl La&. Och Mobile hom moblll.' hm or bldit Mlc • 6407000 Avail. July . (714 ) trnmed occup $600.-650 STUNNING lge 1 Br r . rplc, pallo. 1u1r aar . r :d~c . SJ 50 . ~. 2br. 2ba. d1i.tun1 Both iutes $12•900 BKR 45J.8l!ii or (213) 336-2031 646 !035 (turden apt. pool. rec rm. Pool. & Jacuztl Adu!~. 536-l4&l . 1163 2532 ocun view. 499 1076 t1l 41677 5691 Lite 4 br corner home. $235. 710 w lllth Street 621 W Wilson. 846--2010 OR £ 22 0"'""' Huge cnv patio. brick EASTBLUFFhome 2sty, FoxhollowVWaao .WlrlOftleacJt 1140 B_y ownr di.ii wide In ,, ,,..,., fplc. bltns. dble gar BEAUTIFUL 2 story vu, 3 Br. 3 Ba. Fam Rm L.99 f\lrn 2 ldnft -r DeAnzo IUyslde /\clult FORUASI! AvJal now. SOS/mo Island Home. 3 Large w1fpk S6501se 644 1450 Bltns. w 1w . pool. edits, HIWPOltT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~pty aBpcp~ :::·m1R..U..1,Forms. PRIMEEASTSIOEC M H c~P slnalea OK Brs.fal'Jlilyrm.frmldin· N·""" Shor"" spark.Jina 2 ,!!'pt.>\s.$240645-3971 ..,A.l'TM!MTS UA.HDMIWI or16M842 Groves 2700 CONDO 2 BR. 2 HA, dbl 546-511Mlcall Larry. •nl! l)lclds gardener b;~2 ba &1tch. ten~ls. Hunffnqton leach 3740 ~~: ~ollOpets utU. fnfuot1 ;!~ ~ri~· ~fa'!:~~'ria ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar Brundspankan'new. l'tfontlcello Condo. 3 Br 2 ~. pool. Z car i.1tr. $49~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2450Newpe>rt Blvd Qi>enl2·5 Da1ly. \Mile to AuHcJe for sale 1200 FANTASTIC VIEW Yrly lease. $'10<11mo Ba. pool. encl dbl l(ur. 5411·3657 SMALL BEACH HOTEL Costa Meta ocean. 642 9602 A&t . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2~. Acr\'1> w1:!20 produc CaDonll for uppt Mary or super clcun S3:5S . Rooms S3(). Week 642·7878before5 53&-1808 11/• ACltlS ln11 uvocutlo trees. Wah~r 95.5·3097 Back Day 3 br. tam rm. 2 A t St""'/ ,...., 70...., ·-------'-,, COU OF ..... W-RT (rplc•. New plu1h brown P ~ mo . .....,. "" Beach a 3 BR 3 b .wr )'our moli1lc home or to trcei. . .ill utel uvu1I. on "''" .... v ~ New upls. l br $260 2 br W'l' • • a. bldg 111te. Lev,•I. all utll pu\'t'd rout.I. Xlnl lcrms REALTORS E-sldc 3 br. l b11 . lgc yd. crpl!1 New c~try kit, Bachelors & tlshermen, S32S. 333 Avocado rrplc, dshw11hr . patio. Ovilil. Xlnt term11 BKH U~R. 675-55 It S385/mo. yrly lse No freshly palnte . c.:ul·de· movt' to the beach. 1135. 642·2164 NElelwis.~u~.r;, sharp Ron (?MI0775001 171'11671;.5717 ~ts. 1579 Rl><ll&nd!I Pl. REALTY INC. sa~S540...:.lse 64673'70 Smallfee.057.1172 .....,.._..., OR 52'<! osso 01< s22.20110 EASTSIDE 3 IR S<IH·IWW.I 714/846-1371 l"'" -"""rm"I ". 3 "r. 2 CAL RENTALS Sl>ac. 3 br apt or use It us 2 -nn vu ~ " br & den. Frpk. patio&. 2 a.drooms. 21aths FIVE.ACRES 2 , 1 i\C: RANCHO -onsp11c10111:1lot Pets OK Brin~ the kids 2 br. ha. F 1n. patios. Adult11 pool. Adults S32S No Oelu1<e apt , frplc , On puvcd r1>nct. ull ulll <:le,elund Forc11t ureu $395/mo CALL~-2600 f11"~~~ t.7~ryer Incl. Sm lrvl,.e 3244 S700.:.?"00766 evc., Newport leach 3769 pets.64S..J38torll37 9517 cn<'losed gur. lndry fac. avail Xlnt for lnvt·i.t Cln ulr 3000' level. View ec. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hbr View Hiiis. 3 Br. Im· ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -.._._ i .. putlo. aU aduJl. no pel.11. mentor lot i;pht Term lot, ull ul1l1 O\'u1I MESA VERDE CALllt4TA.LS REHTA.LS mac. Li;e/ or rent -..-.-w-llll"Y ~mo.8472622 BK.R Hor~c:....,el{omc $10.500 ~~~~~~~ ~:;~: it>r.~..u'Ml(e i;tove,rdrai: ••• 2BR,2ba .... $410/425 w1gurdener ssso Ph ~~~)'~~?'1~~l~:!". New '2 Br. t bo. 1235. <714 I 616 5717 l'rc VI.It' RI) 731·0333 or ilrupes. a dii.hwasher 1.1undry. SltO Smwl It!<! 2 BR, 2~, ba... $4751"85 ~·MS2 ba.Jconlea, lndrfi rm. 81tn Ch.lid. sm pet olt. Cpta, • .. ' OR 522·2080 !1441!983 9!i7 1172 3or 2 BR. +D. 2ba .. SS25 -A ...... bltns ti, ...... -1& ~ tncll>dcs iMrdener 3 BR. 2 8a .. , .. , $435/:17:> 2:M Via Lid•> N01"d. Lido appllc lncld re rllf, 2 ur -~ ...,~·..;.;..:;;.;..;;..·..;.;..;.;;;~.;;..;...""".;__.;;__ Nevada Jund 43:; Ul'r(' ... Es tot• CALL 7SI 3191 c~ R A.LS 3 BR. 2\-'J Ba .... $450 650 l!!I(' 4 bdrm!! $2S()() mo auto gar opnr AdJts on Hurbor PaclClc: Condo'• ••• M/L Will M•ll or 1rud1 Wcded 2900 TIREOO LOOKING" 4BR.28a ........ S43S Au~ u "t <.:a I I ly. no pets. 2645 Sunta Blk 10 bch or bay Pool. (or boal. auto. or 1m MESA DEL MAR C ... 11 t he R 6 n ta 1 5BR. 3Ba .. .. .. $650 12131270 t517 or (213 I Ana Z Br 2 Ba. $365. 3 Br Jac:uul.lk new. s:l75, 1 •e prov.,,. R E •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Sh 31.ied u.1 t " B UFFS ,.,,. """" 3 °-•• ..,, Call ..... .,222 ,.. '"" Coun•"lor • ror hnlll' THE L ...,., . .,.,.,v GREATRECREATlON ,...,,...,.,. .,._., Blich.11685700 Myen1 Alphu Corp Wanted Home w /pool. ardp room ~On q e "' " .. 6736756 lhgCun)onorCdMurea cul· e ·lfC $4 .. 1m o ()pcn9to9.1daysawk 2 4BR.~~&A.MESA .rns S.'i25iyrly Nwpt Hght!I Swlmmlna. uunas. 2 2 Br. cpla. drps. bltn:o. llunl Bch Jbr newwut ""-. , -t Pvt ply. 644-1452 no bkr!'I CALL 751·3191 locatlon.'I to ser"e you 1n 30R 3Ba UJVI 3Br. c.,m rm, 2ba+bout heaJth clubs. billiards. k1dsolt. $235. Enci gar & atciraae c~· -h!Y M1 s .SEL.ECT OrgCty Sm ree 957-1172 u • • • · · · .. • -"JV i.torage n1cht·ll1othted tennis 83l-ll08lllto_5 __ drpl, bltns. Cloee to Fwy ,.__... t 500 CAL ltEHTA.LS $850/yrly. Ocean front courts. Pro & pro shop. •· ho · o •"3" -,,,.. l........_. PROPERTIES ol dn E i..ufo new twnhou1W!o. "' s P " ... " mo ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ...,...5 home. i.uper cond 3 g C vlngrange. party frplc encl "•r ''br 2b,·: Children welcom~. For I 2 d I t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. 1 vi ba. stove. Bdrm11 room · ," • · ... ...,.,,""'"" 847-~ see. a J01ningpoi.u...... ir..-.1_.__.. 3Br. lba.'frplc. E ·stde refrla,wshr/dryrlr1cld F UN ACTIVITIES · )d$325642 1603 ""'7'...,...., _.,., 1 n pa c 1r1 c v 1 c"" ~Mt nrnw-"' Fncd Y•· new cptK • 548 SllOO/mo, on the Water . ---------Cemctary Nc~pnr1 •••• ................... ~/mo.2AlBOran est $300/moAaent ·1729 Condo. n ew s h a rp Fulltlme d1rl.'ctor. free $110HlceHome 21DRMUMRJRM • Benc h . Pvt p u rt y latboo Island 3106 SSH.255 g 3br hse. small yd. garage. 2Br+den, view Sunday brunch. BBQ'i. Coiy • some ulll pd. New pa mt. shoa crpt. SS&-3284 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hardwood floors. 2622 WATERFRONTHOMES trip~. parlles. ~port muny more aval Sml <I.rps. I ba. aaraae. No C-rclal Little ll'lland xtra h~e 2br MUST SEE! Sanl•AnaSt.962-5050. Call63l 1400 tournamenls&morc' fl'i:, FREE life scr\ICl· pctJi. no children. $225 . .._ ...£.. 1600 & rom.rmiili:n. Zba. 2 3 Br. 2 ba. ColJeae Park Eastbluff. L0 e 3 BR B E A U T I fo' t..: L 645-4900 42:>!2thSC •• ~ ............ ~lriplc~.v~ni.h~~{tr~l~t!~: Den. an bltns, r,.P1c:. cvrd A.--r-.i~ 3226 11.5~ ,. ... 1111._ft..,.'-•r~ home. Fitmlly rm. Like AP ART M t: NT S • •Conl&HMf' Gulde '1M __ 2_b_r_g ... ar_a_g-~-pool--. patio. cpts. drp.'\. waJk to -uwn "' ';i """'rv01.,_ U\Y "w; new! Ai<ent 644 ll33 Slnales. 1&2 bedrooms kid.\ 1-'ce' ' •OWNERS SB:IO. 121 E. &yfront or all sct\OOl!i. S4:iO /mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furn. & unfum. Modela Garden upt. 2 br. Z bll, Homefenderll MT-0822 call 1711! 534·1769 Kids yes,t.....ts no. WAJlM •COZY TURTLEROCK NR BCH, lk nu 2 Br, den. 2 open dally 10to1 Room den, patio. Mature adults LIQUIDATIMG• u!:' 3Br,2Ba.btfl&cozyln& Ra, W/D. 2 oar, ~Cl\I\ 1 onJ no t Del I Id t I Prime l' l Acres com Lillie bland bay front. RI On' RF.ALTY 3br homo. Frplc. tam out, lse559-5229 875-0745or :152.1'014 ..,.,,, mate serv ce avail. No y. pe s. wee poo s e JC ra ge mere I al lund In Luke 2br. lbu, lx:h & pier. S750 979-8533 rm Wik to bc:h &Marina. lease required Sorry, Mcrilnl .. Apts #2 2br. 2bu, bltn., dllhwhr Forest. SJ.85 pe~ sq.fl yrly 213.479.3577 lBr 2 Ba.l&eFR,fplc.lge Newly remodeled. * •Collecprcrtr• * S250 um pd! Fplc, patio. adultsonJy.nopets. 27SE. llthSi,C.M. Nr beh. Adult.I. no pet.1. Forlnformatlon call CostaMeta 3124 pvtbackyd,Wllhr.dryr, 11118-ll64or99Hlt57 Beaut.3Br.den.park. more.N1cc!Unt.1mtrec Oakwood 631·3003 ~/mo.5:J6S362 •TOLLE• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rerrta. College Pk. area. Sharp 3br. 2ba. F .R • pool. No pet. Lae S450 645,.900 Garden LO. 2 br. xtra cln, new 1175· For clean 1 br, hn •REALTORS• Buch cottaiie. $145. Utll $450.Gerry.645-8288 r~. P•l~~1~ura1e. 551"1266 •...C:OfttUIMl"IGulde AnArtments paint Klcb, OK. no peti. ~:>Fee 896981n UMSOO 830°377 ~ Fet.~dors 557 .n0..., 3Br. W/W cpt'I. drps, Y .$42S · New 3br Townhome, In 3 BR. 2..., BA. Harbor ,..__. 1st. last. ctep 123' ,. __ .. _ I I T ltom '"'.. ...,., .. stove.re<rle.Fncdbk yd &Toro 3212 lrvlne Groves. Pool. V1ewKnollCondo.tcnn1 t:.·~71!.7· 706 Shalimar .ATTHEIEACH -• • u•s own Collctie Park. J br. i bu. 20x30 gataee house, ....................... jacuzzi. 55t-4426. brk ct. pnol, close to. 11hopw i:-,;.,;;~~~ 1.2 & 3 bdrms. dlbwbr, .._...for aal• 1700 av111l July l $4251mo Wa:.ber dryer. Freedom S37S 3br. 2bQ.i. tam rm. Turtleroc:k 4 br hm New S8'75n/mo A~ent 642 520t 645~ Adult E-slde l br Pool. (rplc pra&e. No pets. •"••••••••••••:••••••• Easts1de. CM. fl mos Hms. No pets. wtr pd 24061 El tt ond Ln. paint. rar. dropnr: Pool ora 5,873-0948 JacUDJ. encl. aaraal' It 205 lSth St. 98Ckl.40 or Condo ~!aitl1t lease, 3 br 2 ba. $450/mo $390/mo. 646·3490 955-2200dys, 87S-20lllevs &teM. ~ 644-057 3 Br condo. pool. Purk H_,.. IMdtl,_.. laundry. $240. 6'4-0IS711 _538_·_li_18 _____ _ 'f:~~~on: R~I) Aaenl >i8·7129 Channlng old 2 story E-............ leoch 3240 Uruv -Pk. Terr. 2br. 2ba, Udo. NB. $450 mo. t;JI 1700 16th St New townhouse. 2 br. I"• •NEW DLX 4 PLEX• 1163-0&67 Y DonaPcMttt 3126 side. Re·done 2114 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Crplc, country ldtch. Nr. 21:3·598·1056 aftnoon IDovcrat 16th> bu. putlo. AtC. all bltna 8pac1oua 2 & 3 Br nr. ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Magnoka. 3 br, 2 ba. den, pool. $42S. 552.7896 or e\es. 642 8170 Only 2 lett • f'r()m l305. plans t'plc L1. fncd 2 Br 2 Ba condo, with Summer rental. Beaut frpk.Ui!S/mo.642-0282 •AVAIL.AILI• ~1-1245 DOVER SHORES Call Mgr. 846-lielH 1921 Polloorbalcw /··servln~ r;:camlc oc~an view £urn ot'ean v1ew1boat Coll Prk M40 3 Br 2 Ba •NOW• Maplf\cenl view -'B AnaheimSt bar Bdtns. i/W· indlv ~,000. ally K·R yard. J Br. 2 hv rms. Can bckyd . Im mac quiet' Houaes. condominiums ~: ?t;:,'J:;:n:ies~u cwtom home. gardt>ner WATBFftOMT Young 1M1ult1 2 bedroom w~hr I ryr ku~vt -et. 661-0941 ~1~~~~ ~:.s A~!1i klda ck. Grdnr. Ms-0946. . and townbomea. Month Pool. 1275/mo. 551-1515 ~~'m! ~~Wf !~de ~d ~aBteRr vStl~ luxury2 carpets, drapes. ne~ ~ls.'~~ q'uiet H~ to mootb rentall 1tartln11 .. •' aB.,.Rs .... ~ ~.0 <NV mo.. paint. $239. Neat Orana• mi to bch. From s.'Jm Mh 1100 yrly 1850 495·43H.2bdrlbahouM,denllv atS125toSIOO.LocatedlnTurt1erotkOlenPlanll,4 4 BR .. 3 ba .. Dove .. .....,,,. & tTtb St. 180 s . 53&.-0581 · ••••,•••••••••••••••••• 496-7877 rm w/frplace, private HWltlngt.on Harbour and Br. Fam Rm. leonls, Shorea·Daycrest area BILL GRUNDY R h t 875 8527 MIWPOlTllA.CH Hllwt"'9•1eoch 3140 patlo.S300mo.64S-6Ul9 Huntinston Beach.. Call pool.'525.547-7044 tMPermo.842-8001 REALTOR 67WUll .::~er. • or ~!~b!.J_1~a1~ ,t;!: OPUC ••••••••••••••••••••••• C2»2 Br. 1 ba, enc pr. t11tormoredetalla. a Br 2 ea nl rd.I Balboa Bay Club. bath STUNNING 2 8 ......... 951.un _, 2er, 1 ~Ba, Jg. llv rm & Near beach /Lake Park. Newt y re m d I d . peril ls • 00:.,Y:U,, ' nr $000. Rent or Jee ffarbo apt, for 1ub lease, 9850 d t Pool.. • ..... C .... llMT.11.1 .. rnatr bdrm w /huge eun· Exec. 3 b r. 2 b a . ~ace cond. wtr pd. ac: 'alts: mo. View 3 Br & F11m Rm mo. lncld.a all clb facll. au en ap • • rec•---~----"'-~--tSec:k. + lDr. tBu apt. Kida/pets ok. SSSO/mo. E.SW«. S350 at $300. Aft +dep.~ l :30 48!M896 call548-1743tosee. area.t2111a.noW.14tbSt l lse 536-n""l • •• ."110 RandlO S.n ,,..,,, ... n d Br ba ...... --.. SUIO. O.ch Pool. pa.llo, Cho\ce beatlon. 1 blk t . """' .. pm,...,.... . untt. 2 Br. ~:2b'a.'1~. ...... WON'T LAST· 1 br. lul• ll 2,~ UMI., .... , 1uper au.Sm ree.1>57·1112 ocean. '1J4.1150. U.,.. N9Nt1 l I SZ 381'. !Ba, cpt, drPt. 11.0v•. .ti golf course view. Im· Capf1trano 3271 all. $240. (IM>15) Fee .._..., CAL llMT ALS 111..t Redtv ••••••••••••••••••••••• au. la rncd yd, kid•. REAL TY INC. Mac. 1550, &«·5771 or ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• Locators 1111$·989t ____ .....;.;;...;;-.-.:.. __ , 418PARKAVE. tu~lands 4 Br ram rm, peta.$430.&49-3DZ4 714/1~1371 6?S.~oo tV......,e l .... CH"'l""1.._.A SINGL_, OK , .... b OOINCTOTHEBEACH BALBOA JSLI!: trplc. Maantfict~nt vu. · "'u " "' -"• ....,. · -• .. r' for Wede or l1)0ftthT Call 8731200 P•tlos. park. pool. rocd. 3 Br Ocean Vlow house. '-JllllolHdt J241 SAM JUAN ~t1Mttt1 ~ fncd yd. S:!10. ('mO) Cal R«rtat. for eompletu L..:.-.._ _ "OOO ~Imo Can furnish. tae Fam Rm, ardnr, s:ioo Q.OSITO llACH ....... , ............... 2 Bdrm. t \.'I bath rond u.funll"-d Loe. t-.....,,_1 vacation ncandel. Sm . .,._ .....-optny A mo U 8 f o r r c n t ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -• --fee. 95'7·1172 ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Chlld.ren1<10p OK. Avail . Now 3 8r 2~ a rondo. 9250. t.ceJ Br, utll pd, ref, ~rs/downstalr!'I, 2 G191artil 3102 31n•... .......... CA&.alM'f'A&.S .-------.i July. Br tea "p'· drpa mw, ...,. vd, MIS mo. patlo. ,._,c, SH. 1ml fee. U •. -.--els • .. ... • ~·· # ~ r11e. carpe na ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Has blw r.u ctpta It Obtfet1Propertyl Mlw~IMda JlH bltna. bwshr."8$mo. •C ~ ors. bulll-101 ,,1•-------1 dtpt.mti>F& Sun~ beach real nJ~ We can find It for you ........................ 751~42 Lovely 4 bedrm, I ba •au .... rs patio. Won't last Iona• 1·2·3 Bdrrna. Ne\'er lived Locators _. .. 1 2br Trl ·i»l•x. Roof B.•aeh area Probntea. Meu del Mar, family 1'ome, cpt.t, c1rpe, rote, a Br 2 a.. E vtew. Call 846·2158 daya. In. 1 ml to bu ch. 1ardeo, 'nblls to bch. bHllrwptciH, trustee STIPS TO llAC:H wanted tor new decor J patio. faed yard, alA& a ArchBucb .153Q. 411·0188 even In& & l250/up. Open lM daily. SUDO.ET W16E! 2 br. ans. <714) •tt·2177. , f«eed u.I•. undrr we havuummer rentall Br 2 ea rncd bk yd Avl pat OK • ..,_ 8Q417, Rea•t Lly weekenda. II no amwer. 1411 Delaware, Huot· ktdsok ... CIMI> Fee. ....,lll.;;::..·111;;..;.l;;..._ ____ _ bllt\et valura We c:ae bywe.kOl"bymonth! an 190 frl, . .-+ 'dep. A&t.nofee .-1 497-IM pleaaekeept~ln1. ln1ton e .. cb. Mt-91SO\ Locaton ••t lr'riie Jl44 ~=·~~Id s BR JWICI 15 to Sept 3 $U-IC'lJ VtrY mce, s bedrm, 1 .,. lbr. Zba hi•. Ocean & l m11• from O•n• Point •1&11or Al.f.. Cpl ovtt 3'. Rus• 2br. all SllO Htce "-boalo, cpta, dnl9. 2 car beach view all ap· M1rtna I br, l~ ba, ulll pd, c.rpcta di'a.. WOODBRJDOS Coiyl Som• utll pd 1ar .. pit~. olce back p 111nc•a'1ncI'1 ~ b'au&. cood. C•••-8"dtllll lauodry rae,lr'll••• !fN1 ..... APTI a.ta Met• Ourltx & ,,. more avl Scnl t.i yard w/Blit. ch~ • /dr)ttr, seo. 1118 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• fiM..17'17 " for~ or I, 2 • .,..rm unlt1. ·f::t.OOO=t =Hf• ierv•ct. ~ ~; ... 5· • MltaJOlr.-..Wfonp· Nlc:t. amall Jbr ~ondo. 281'1 Bi,pwtp1Uo,91r, e4umaf\~Hiar)'._ g:,~~~:.~ ~::,.~:!,': · r. · 1'0lntment. lba, patio, dJW, cn>tt. adult•. no s>eta. PU. % BR. ll i. ttt.idlO ept P' r o 1 ~'T t . n i...t t\MlTS. Cute 2Br, hoUH ••C;ikd ,.,. ltr, 2ba, ntany Jtru, art a...--HJ11 1210 ~· 1araae. t::m. =r°am Via Callrorola Lla\ll)df1 rm. pal\o, nr PlnettoM.Qfc ,N:ao d111>leK, nl'C'ds 1ome Summer Rental hn· ut11 pd rd ~ ,rrd. Vic: d Yorilto.rm • •• .. •••••••••• .. ••••••• bcb II 1hop•. $300. Daily, pau tolmprovetncome urtou• P£NTHOUSI Sle. Ntc' 19 • + \Jrookbunt. uu2 YA.CAMI' SailteAM 3110 C:.....cWMW 3122 13H'l14 l*weea •••:ao , 852-0400 t 8r.w.tl7\ 28r r·'" • ..,. .. ..it., bldl ~·,· •• ~·.~··· UDt. Salmonl.A."51)/mo, •Bdrm It I ....... l.h boun •• .. ••••••••••~•••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wkdi)'I .a.-."·1ll lo.;..; I"""" • uu ...... UI"•, • ~·u ee.-~,.... • -01•1Vt.v•"" .ft.&... I'' t nuw Yln,,nw .,.., -· .!..) INVBSTORS Special. otc1antly furn. Ht.ana, ••Ci1•,,.GtiJ6t ~IOH lo everJlhlna. Lar102b4.rm.2bacoodo1 "'-v "'"' '-A"""an' ty 2 Bdrm. larlt r.anhlr condo w1mu11nln• t OP(x. I br. frpl, pr All vlew rrom every rm. a 8' CIOOdo. au bits~. ttull .. {lnOnth. Cal owner pool, air rood .. euc:I01t0 view In pit.I.lb s0l1 ld com0 ' Rm, ttlfplc. no pott. bltn1, cpu, drJI. •Jr. xflll • .motv•. · t:l'tOOmo 644-e&Ghct Lee a Dr. kid ok1 dJ1p. tooJ. lfnnl• ctt. •t~l.11 patio. ~ mo. '8UJ8t rart. 3 Br. 2 ba, um. bl 98WIMl«•PPl rte fadl. ta\l)Lt. s:aio. I '-._1_ "'''' tncd )'d, m dt. ml tm.MNllO. 1 _...__. 1252 d.ly1. 7&l~tv... 00cariar•ae. Sla'IO.m~ ti>() SSU"JS:. ... DUplU. I 1rt old, Id _,. .....-~ a fr ~ ....,..........,...... ROLlOO Aptt-Cd1.11. 2 ...._._ . ..__.;......__. ___ ...., • OW'll8' occupied. 2 2 -••••••••••••••••••••• ,. C ........ ..._ SNmJ a rm, 2· balh ....................... Cr.a& t bfdrm. 2 bath Br. l bo, 2 ttory, pool, You 6Pn t rited • aim to &..jiiil lf9dt J141 JI~ , cx:e11n view, Ct>ttt Ro1al, 2 bt, out· * UWlww.-CfU.drpl, fresbly Sllotea ,Ouden Hom•· bomtcotnpl"tfplc, DW, s:m. mo. "dnw flit" Whea 1ou ............ _._. a &sn••o ll•ach ntOC'tanYlew. Pvt. .. ltb • car ..,.. r.:lepnt, tmma:ti~'ft t'Otl. dfPI, nu palnt, nk1 tt1ZY 2 Br, t ba. frpk. plac. en od IJl tbo DaUy ot ..,. UU1 Pd (1H> 41MZ3 bcb, Rtf't r~'d. Yr. 5JU. \!? nfmt w ,.,_..e ~ ·ftlld1 nowt U., ta0 mo. ntttbborbood. UU. 1 \ocaUOn.MOO.mo. Pll<lt.WtntMa~C.llaow · ' rcutd .... f1'-481-Dalli JIUol Cluill!\d ,_. OD..ul1, All· Nol•. e\11 , Ap. Noi • l'J'5.ZIU da> • -41%1 ,.. .__,associated 11~_, .. ,.;~L ..,1r. · . : · .. ,.,,.., ...... , ._, l o ..... .._...,. Carpentry. plumb1n&. rer1tmit UJe. 540-5560 1be rut.est draw ln West. . a Daily PUo CJaulfled Ad. Pboo 80-51'71. ODD't drop the ball! Get a CIHslfled ada aell bl& Job with a low·C09l Daily ltenu. amaJI Item. or Pilot Cla111fl•d Ad. any Item. Jual call Phone&f.2·'878. ~- ApmlM•t•...._ Afialw•I•........_ Swcuuarlffttals 4200 Offfcelental .... 4400 ........... 4450 MoMyWanhd 5030 Lott&'-'d 5300 JabtW......_ 707 HelpW..tH 7'00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,.. •oeh 3848 s.ct ... wh 3176 Nwpt Bch. steps to ocean 60' HR SO FT 4'70N. Newport Blvd, NB f\lro Manufacturer h11 Loet : Gray "white fem. Nurse available for retie ASS!MILllS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1BRor2BR.rum Start· 11117WESTCUFF·NB RetaiJahop.lOprk'&. new group. nds s.w.ooo. cat.~ Persian. Weartn1 duty. Backup f0t days Needed ror untctue OCEANFRONT. Veryun-Cclndo. nr San clell'ente Ing rrom SlSO. wk up. AGT 541·5032 642-5851.x.lntloc. Payback20%ormorein Clea collar. Vic or ort. J.tacatlona. elc. medical produc\. Lt ~ue old Mediterranean IM, 2 Br 2 Ba . jacuzzi. &42-0088 ~Yellf'1l.M7-47ll. Foothilla. Leg Nig. Includes It housekeep clean work In aipall la. 0000 sq Ct plus! 3 sauna. ic:u & wtr pd $.175 NWPT BCH·2Br 2Ba 10,, 150 I w---•Hf Dr lnclilllrial Rcftfal 4500 Mart-&. Trust Reward. 831 2985 Ing, compaolooship. CaJI uowUll co. Req'1 no ti· f1S e's, le oded windows. mo. M2S moves you m. bl ks from heh. frplc .'wk-= ~n':ctal Ctr• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 5035 LOST smaJI red packet. 2 919-3363 momlnga. J;er. bu£ aood dextetjlr to etc. Privacy, many 6d6-6628 ly (213'763-6589 Office c-.. C~~ ~~Rriandal lol400ba~.Bf~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• gold chains" eamn11. Havlna A Party" Add ha.nd.Je smaJI partsr'fl98 trees. pvt bch. 11250 mo ....--. ........ -P ... " 00 H•--Reward ~-4433 • · "M" Airport Loop Dr. startln& Sept. Jal. ue. Utu pd Bach lndr S14S C<Jrona del Mar, 3 BR. CallonSlleManager 646-2130:979-370I> -"• 0 _...., · some claaa. Bionic c M. g qua I O.JI p cpl or sngl pref'd S ·r ~11i12 y, ~anvlew.prlv.pallos, (71')6'2·3llleirt2'6 "'""cn.ft.modemofflces orlstlrU!ltdeedloanon LOST: Cat. male. Fluffy barteoden. abarp, con-EmplO)'er <C9'-279l m ee · SlSOO Mo Agt 640 7000 ....,. ......... -. a .Laauoa Beach own wht w/grey $OU ai tau genlal. ten pensive 't CALRENTALS . OauXIOrnCIS & warehouse 1310 your-owncondo.Wlllpay Vir llth St NB. Mark" MonteATTRACTlVE GlR~F North Laguna. sharp 2 S.. Juan Laauna Bch. furn. 3 Br 2 ComDll & lndaU •xaces. Logan. C.M. Unit B. 1214. maxhaum lotereslrate. Rew~rd.673.em ' · (213)898-4407. ni~unlty for ~I ~/~o~~i,.."s';~.~~an Capbtr.-o 3878 ~6 ~~51p~~~iM~1~ t ;~~:Nlg~!f': mo.646-7~12 NORIMSREALTY Found M L1b1Retrvr TYPING-Expert. In my ~aW::C~~~TY:': ---------•••••••••••••••••••••••• Mlasion Viejo areas. lnd1.11trlal Urut. 3•960 sq fl. * 494-1057 * about 9 wks old vie home, correspondence. run. very d!Kreet a'ln 1 BR cozy apt ln the 2 Hr studio $350 Dis· OCEANFRONT. Sips 8 Handy to S.D. Frwy. warehouse & offices. Fairview " Baker. thesis. term paper. &ood taste. Ten1Clc ~- trees. quiet, close to hwaslter. laundry S4~0 /wk ACROSS Call:831-1400 Good price & location. LOHIS9°' 54().8070 646-6882 Mustbeattnctlw.1\"We town. Avail now S32S fac1htl~. pool Katello FROM BEACH $350/wk C.M. Call 831·1161 M /0 nice niure. be stable' ii 494-4731 t!Jt-9432 or 4939672 or Waterfront Homes WISTCUFfAREA MISSIONVIEJO ._toz.dTDl.ocMs Found: White Spttt mix ADV . MAN-P/T sophlatlcated. Pttfir 4!13·8612. 631-1400 NEWPORT BEACH 1850-3700 SQ FT Fairest Termaslnce UM9 remale. In Costa Mesa eveti/Sats. 3 yrs ex per, over 21 And will ~-- 2 ~.~.ed~ ~~~.Y w~!Y : Soutft logllno 3886 BALBOA PENINSULA 1400 Sq. Ct. two pvt. Air cood olc. 675-3534 or Sattler MtCJ. Co. North. 494·9300 Lait Bch all phases. Ideal service sider full lime em~· nr.tughacbool.$400.Ju-••••••••••••••••••••••• blktobeach&bay,apt baths. ~oo per mo. Q.02llext9582. ~2-2171 545.0611 FOUND Miniature for sm med business mentforquaJlnedc s • ly 1. 494-4731 Lge, quiet. luxurious, ex· 111 ps 8. Sl35 per wk. 642-0200 Yorkshire Terrier vie Fut copy writer. aales ~t'J::/nt! y!une!ii ec. 2 br, 2 ba apt. 962·86S>eves. UNIQUE RETAIL LacJ-oleachlndust. rtllVATEPARTY LakePark.H.B.900-4647 Ideas Retail. radio TV in detail. Writ~ t o c::;t~r ~~~lt:ha ~fitl!t~ Elevator to scenic priv CdM-lBr & 2Bt apts right SHOPS FOR RENT S.W 375Sq n tom Sq.Ft. Will pay more for your FOUND: 8 -13. male aalesllt .. outdoor. annual Clualrled AD No.899. downtown .... 60 lncl'a bch.Party&gameroom, onbcb.1Br$235wk.2Br toMOOmoUtilincl.lnq ll»DIO.M&-33S7 2DdT.D.6'2·3573 Shorthalred reddish reports. speeches. newa Daily Pilot.PO. Box •~ "' tot.al security. Perfect $4SOwk <213> ~1844 at '"Ibe Factory•· 425 E. 7200 sq. n M.O Ideal for letters It rel eaaes. 15llO. Costa Mesa92S216 utll. 494-4154 living or wknd retreet £or OOlb St. Newport Beach mfg or warehouse. Clear ~ements ~ ~~: /ferner N ~hures. grand open---------- For rent but pref lse the adventurous adult. 28rrms. Laguna$600/mo or call 675-6181 or span. e1ttra height. 779 r.no.alt · · ln.p etc. Heavy lo mfg .. Auto medlanicw 2 pror Beginnlng20June New Starting at $Sl~/mo. 2Brrms.· Dana$500/mo 673-4271 W. Ullh St. c .M. Daya Lost&Fo.d Petaoeal1 5350 ~~!~J~ <213> full mechanl~s:x1n1 lydec'dlbr.1i,.,b1amgle 499-283S JBoomhae 675-5300,eves.s.o-3299 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond 6. 50/50 spll't apt No view. but 100' •-1 =Aelll!.·--'-&..-..1 La~a$145/sk2wk DESK spacle at 17875 M ~ .... nh 5100 Drioldngproblem! 1173--3.131 f ..., Bch -r-.... m."'""-Jnnui•e Oak Laguna Beach 8 vd .• near MJs~•o VllUO CallA1--.. -'ffelpllne Ex 'd ..., t flned1-------...--rom 11•01S on ocean oru..t.••d 3900 .... ' · Talbe t lo Hu tln'"on ,.. ....................... ..vo,.,. per .. a ure. r4: Automotive II_,_ Gar apac" lau....i-4IM-6848 r 0 •• P r I m e I n d us t r I a I "~ .. _ a day ..... _..,, -.... wants .......... aa ""-·· Det-•t Sbo -~· "'"''poo1 o.111 I"' .,,,':::'' ••••••••••••••••• •••••• Beach. $SO. per rnooth. ware ho u s e or f I c e SCRAU 1EJ$ "" •u,. _._ _ _,, wur.. .,..., .. P ,.._. rm. , e ec . .,_ + THE EXCITING •NEWPORT BEACH* Bring own furniture. Our nn. PREGNANT! chauffeur, companion. befp .. utU. S:U5 + ulll l yr or PALMMISAA"S. 2Br.slP18. ~blkloocn. receptionist wUl answer facilities, Alicia Busl· Carina contldentlal cookorcharceofhaehld Topwqespa.id. Eft&IM more.491>-2S61. MJ~TONPT very clean. r, SatJSun your phone for $10:J:r ~J!t :~w!'~ ANSWERS couoseJing & referral. &C2-32'7S. Steamers. :f.C!..inJ.efs· BCH. lz.5. 124 39tb · N.B. S325 month. Dally Pilot ol ce, T&tadro Circle, U~lt A. LoQdly -Flute -Abortion, adoption • buff en • pol UP· Bach,1&2BR. wk June, 1285 wk July, &C2-4321 C714>557-0l50. Daisy -Hermit -keeping. HllpW..ted 1100 h~ter=y aha.!°~.· from 1210. & up. (213> 790-5879 HIS FAULT APCARE 5"47·25e3 -••••••••••••••••••••• c~ out.. C•·UP • . P AllOIEWPORT Adults. No Pets TH£ EfFICl£NJ Sfor w 455 Have you e~er noticed livery· A at ~,,, Ba c be Io r 11 • t or 2 1561 Mesa Dr NPT. BCH. on Peoln. 1 ••••Z.••••••••••••••• the way the medical pro-UMDA & YfCICI Attolmtillg ~ . . 2058 bor 81• CM. ' BedroomdcTownhouaea <5BlksEaatofNewport ~l~~~~-~~i!.15.2~: ALTERNATIVE BoaUcRVStoraieapacea Cession sUcka together? CMcclMenacJt ... ACCOUMTIMG MS-l030 From S249.~ Blvd.> ~rental 1273_ June & all rift N rt Laat week my doctor For ... "'" of fff Cl.Ill( Auto Parts Counter at'n Spectacular spa, total 546-9860 1296 Jul & A Open 8 branch office or av _, mo. ewpo died. and six doetora Servin all O Co wanted /UJes ~ & I ---------t · Y u1. start your own company Dunes 1131 Backbay Dr. ~wore it wasn't HIS J. ran&e · The Jolly Roger, Inc. hAI wertaJ .1_, recrut on program. e45-6392aakforSandy forafractlonollhecost. NB.~10. FAULT. 835-7313 an tttry level openlna W/DWlal potepw... ==!.°ltal:'~To~ ~ Newport Oceanfront Moothtomonthrentln· ..... W..ted 4600 R£LAXINGMASSAGE foranlllduatr1owalndlY. XJntpey.n4-Ma-l!tl& Island, Jamboree & San ... t.--~. home alps 6. $450 per wk. eludes; recpt. service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost & FOlltd 5300 Bob James. looking for oppor to Babys1tt.-. 9 yr old girl. J ui Hill R d 'ftllllltJN'IV«JJ'ON A IJul 30714 323 7476 penooallud phone cov· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lie. Ma!lleUr grow. Must be proficient Own trans. Irvine. Alter· °(71°49 644-f900 ""<..£wl·~~ VII y . . era&e, cool. room, maU =el b~C~m:; Reward, lost Manx cat. Outcalld·94.94·5lll = ~ey ~er&· ~t:' noons Approlt. 1·5. Poul· " u•~ Udo lal Gorgeous home service. undersround close by Dally Pilot. Male. gray & blk striped or Jl • • i ble fuJI day• later In New duplexes 2·3 br S35(l w/guest qtn1 summer pri(g.&more. Quiet It privacy a must. w/bunny tall. Wbt hlnd •MICHELLE'S• ::'~:.1:,i';e':':~C: &uruner.552-N7Seva. up yrly. Family & pet FROMS240tot;:m ormo.tomo.1175-6401 THE~~~VE Single. no pets. feet. yellow coUar. wht Outcallfltusage generalolcdut1e9.APPI¥ BABYSITl'ER )'l'll. ~·· ok.6'7~912 5 .Beaut bpt pl.ans. avail. Room In mellow No Lag. 567SA.NNICOLASDR. References. No yard ~;~~~7~· lOAM-2AM 731-4462 in peraoo. 17042 OUiette peodable person needed Stepa to beach., Br 2 Ba. rum or unrurn. Bach. 1 Hse for sngl vacationer SUITE 106 care, pla, Mt.tat be a&· c..&ritual RNICMr Ave. Irvine lam-5pm to care for 2 cblldrtn. fplc. cpts, drpe, sooo yrly br. 2 br. 1 ba; 2 br. z llOwk, $150 mo. 497-3823 NEWPORT BEACH. CA sured of occupancy at r.osT: Sm blk male dog. l815~~EreamlnQ Real Mon-Fri. 11ununer only. 4 to 6 ~- lae. 6'2·3443 baths. Beamed llv rms. Balboa Island. bay froot 640-5470 least 30 d~ ln advance. collar. vie Nwpt Hat a San Clemente Fully lie. per day, 2 lo 4 day9' ~r dining areas, storage, pier It bcb. Zbr. 2ba ~':::~:~~::~ Reward.64&-1006 FotaPPt 492.7296 Accomtl-ca.11 wt. SUrt 6/20. ~3 Lovely 2br. 2ba Cood p e t 1 o a • d e c k ii • 213 ·--n • l MO FREE BENT• ,_.___._.. ln I bl .,._,..,.. S I p -. aft 5PM w/cust cpta, drpe & wall landscaped grounds, -uo·..., 1-2-3 Rm. dlx. otnces. No u1wn1 ... ~ a rel a e ,....,....... cna I gray oo-S l'!.I Must type "'run 10 key -------~.- 1>8Pers All new kltcb. cov prtg, light~tennis. V~ll..tals 4250 leuereq. Adj. Alrporter tawat. please write de-die.blind. Vic. Edln&er MAS Aw addibamachine. Babysitter my C~. patios +pool. w;lk t volleyball. 2 s t y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hotel. Low Ulratea. full tallttoadoo.906,Daily Orab.am. HB. 849· AGUREMODELS 152-0300. bome.2cbJJ4.Noo-amlcr., Weatcllrr sbop'a , oc clubhouse. billiards. July•thAvallablllly serv 83W223 noon Piiot. P.O. Box 1580. eves. ESCORTS ACCOUNTINGCLE.RK own trant. Varied bn at cupancy Juoe20th. $425. swlmmlna pool, pinJ( ACCOMMODATION 700 sq.ft. office apace OoltaMesa.Ca.9'.lUS. Found: Small, whit OUTC:ALLOMLY EXPOAGENCY~ SUO Rel.~ rno.~4tH193&548-73'76 pong. hydro-spa, 11ym. STN. renla condos available Pacific Cat Houle wanted from luly abaHY puppy. Coton 63, ••• , 1 DIWLlNCOLNANA BABY81Tl'ER Mon·Frl, •DB.UXI• ~nt~ pet~. C homes comp. furn. Incl . Hwy In Newport Deb. 23; to Aua. 31, J 0t 4 Br. deJ Mar87S.lm ' -your b<)me, must drive. b wes orner lmoos. BOAT DOCKS CallRobble,5'8-075'1 fully furn, around Nwpt AMMALHOSPITAL KJllybroolt• area CM . Eaatblurr 3 br, 2 8 · Edan~er/Newhind much more! Box 1«41 s. Bch area. 751-3397 FOUND: German Point •KAREu•5* Bather-Kennel Mgr. lb · M-5162 Lease lncJ.spac. mast~r 8400Edanl{er. H.B. L. Ta .. ~. Ca 95702 (916) 2 ROOM S ul te w I anytlme q, bm F .• vie MV/E ~ per pr•f'd N 8 tc; llUJte. din rm " dbl 1714)847 9605 """" ToroAr TTG-0318 OUTCAU..M.ASSAGE 6tH .. ~. .... • • • ft•svs~R. Mt me aaraae Auto door OPEN D ILV 541 2355 . Fre restroom. S115. 1710 ea 6PM.aPM 973-0803 _........, ~ u1r. opener avail Pool & "1-5 A Brochures• 9.~~ore ~v!.;.;. CM ........ hlvnt FOUND: Or• .. •e&Wblt ---------•Mon It Wed evenina. a--4000 .....,..__ v•........,.. --~--.. HELPISAVAILABL!: AMMAl.HOSffTAL mustdrive8*51S2 recreation area. AduJt11 -3br Lake view hse fo ._. kltten, Bannlna F F lll I ,.,.. I .a.•••rr.a...w only. No pets. From $367 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rent. Lake Arrowhead AlrDortOfflc:et ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ma&no&la. HD. 962·8528: or am es 'l'.I ""1 s. .._...,.,llV', Baby.Iller needed up. Sleep111J1rmst60S1~mo. Wkly & wknd rates lfiON'nlf'Rf:JI! .... ,. ~ ~~~t!':''::T~:t~~~t~ Nursl.nrf.toS'TOO.J:moor ..,.....1.aJonfor&1r 86SAtni1osWay All 1iO wk. Share kit/ 58Mll81or832-8784. f\&.Uaenlce Noluaere· 01,uhiwlty 5005 LOST' -r .. Dober H It 1 So L AHT .. 8.Mt · 12. Own tar· bath. Shown Mon-Sat 'd ~ • ,,. Pl ••••~•••••••••••••••••• mo.vau m~~ oepi a · · a1una cbllclten to aC'tl 14e2sty,2Br28a.fplc. "only" Call aft lpm Rftltclhtosi... 4JO q .~sq.n. ent.y ... ~=·~, male, 'Ranjer . 499-1311 . Non ~er. M·I": 't>JW. w10. hu1e Fam Refs rtq'd S56-0058 or ••••••••••••••••••,... or parklna. 20&2 8.E. Ann ~nv R.eward.SU--4178 .~u••o..a•s* /wwftr.~.nx callaftipm Rm. patio, ear. 673-2841 548-58S4 . Free rm 11 kltch l)C'tv r Bristol St, Newport a MISHIM6 """'"'""· ...__. ~ n Want to work anemoona woman 1 1 chll Beach.$57-1010 1evean .. meowner! """"'"· PttBull n:n,er, OlfrCALLMA$8AOE "eYenlop lo N.8 • BABYSJTrERwutedfor Nwpt Sborea area. l~ ROOMS 125 wk up with ='N baek ', ~2800 Neta over Sl8K Full Brwn, wbte cheat. fem 491HZM Cdllareu!Wortrft~• Summer mos. Mtaa blkaoceao.2br,lbadpb. kitchen S37SO wk up · 0 pg. · l)ynalJlltet>eslpettPlua prtceD>K Canyon Sehl, CM . orp/UtneCtaomtwknOe. Verdeatea,t~ Vrly lae. 714·~5871 apta. 54i-lm5 ' Fem li wan&I rN'; tW ~~ .. :~.~See AO.ENT 833·t781 &G-1484, James ~giw.~f ~i:.g Xtra rc•Y fro~•pCr'8 11. Will Hcept !f.12· Bayfronl apt .• 2 bdrma .. 2 125 WEEK + ah.are apt, · or 1 ....... -...... & p O O ND : 1 Port 554Ml50 1 ..... __.. opera on. • teenaaer. t ·S, ~. baths. rroo Mo. yrly . •BLOC¥ FROM BEACH 557·4052 aft 5 MWF. SM. <Xc'a m w. lllth St., -'"""'~' typewriter & cue. ~~~$;;.;i~,_._~·~~~r-M>-0812~~~~~~~~i;'1'MOl5;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-;; leate. Jloat slip avail. at CALL-. 1323 Laurie. C &f. '85 & Sis. Mr. Cocldel "--Je Owner tdentlf)' by Mfg ~ IOlllA S.-.lail 1360 f4 ft. A1ent 8'13-7300 P'emale roommate t Walk.er. M2·'l4'14 Coutal area. Nice In· Sr. No. date Ct location ............. .;;;.-•••••• ....,,. s.,.. <>,rs W t HU ab 1 ~b VERY PVl". Rm .. w/ba. •hare CdM 2 BR apt ......... ...., 4450 vestment, tl00,000 + lost. Call 118 Police Aerobic Dfncln• F'ltnHI fW1 fr pAttM •hub 228 t es cb !d'tt a Full prlvllegea. $150. Wallttobeacb.840-0882 ••••••••••••u••••••••• ran&c, lncl. ABC lie. Dtpt.53&-5421 Cius. FrM de~tra· Forest Ave La,.'un1t own ouae. .. •· no utJJapd.846-Sl&7 Princlpalsonly tJon Tues June 1 uoo · • J::· 8350/mo. 1'121 Bed· 4o&UXIOfC'S OWl\el'taacnt75M'fa FOUND 1maU black doa lrvtM Blvd nr rtatot Beach OrdLo.sca-7~. ~r~~l~~~t~: MHdAl.oau ... 1 Cool. rm .• aeat u. all =l R"taurant 41 :le~,wti~~·;:~~~ sultt212.Clw1U1rt1TA 1 APT·--M-AN_A_O_Ell_,_m_at_u-re 2Br, 2B• Coo do, utll rorSUIOmo 497~ ToProtesslonallyFtn<S ~ed2am.rhM~ Nl lub '190,000. Call lhmllto n /H arbor . Th. Juiu-n. 9.3().10·30 cpt. 12 adult utlit1 In w1cu1tom drpa. cp\I, · -TRJGHTPERSON ~· or t yr. ea.ae.Jt t A# 551·21» btwn 1 i. 046«3S am S2lfor8wkl. Cott• Me111. No ptll. patio, fool. walk to Larae Rm w1over1h:ed h... .... Q2up ~ ..:."kT:a aru · eo iPM . Retlr~ tlv 111 Call between l fl 5. w.tdif SbopPin& $3115 kine u bed. set. dreaaina ~ • . FOUND: Blackish Gray •1"cu e • QMLIO mo. 8'S-e683 trn bath. pvt entry. Sl50 11Xt-~~ ~ Tl4-5ll·tm3 •U9UOI UCENSI• Poodle w /Wht cotJar. vie house-tit Jui,• Au1ut.•--------• •--------I forcDI. Sl!Stntl 6 mi fr °'abt.N~ DUK •pace a\. nan Oranp<Xf·aaJe"Cltan" Vk'a Market, Dana Excellepc baSJdy-rnan. AllUOYaWllGHn bch.CM.6'Wl47 m~Sl.DC9lf11 BHctt Blvd ... , Superb8Q¥.ActNow• Point~ Rel 875-'ml Jlkt'I oppor4afft aua NEWPORT MARINA, T lbftt lD HJi'u .. HC'Y~DColl. • MOM)'• yoolioilux llt Ba11lct. Dr. New 2 Br Sunu ., llahllt 4200 M, :U. rap, wtsbea .e!acb. SIG l'I..:.:;:: ' '°"1d: Bll maJ• pupJ>)'. 1ta, rw · • appt, 2 Ba• d•n. luxury ....................... aharefum;•lltor~nr. Brtliaowntuf:fture OUr Hot•l ·Claarette, plok nose, tan w1blk liivl:T!W-f.• tM-Gat. wablrfrom apt. 811pe·rtl lbr w11ofa-b«d added. bcb prefd. Reas bl ---..1-•·twWw"er Mataalne cooctHlon. marks . Newport ,,.,..._ · 11•-..-.-.-• .,...-.-.. -.-..... -.-.-.-.-.-.-.·•1 view. Deel, pc)ol, pvt Block to bay It ocun. mJ>Se8-9188af\er~m y;,f~ for ao caJrtQUS2oor~. H pta.IU-J02ltVtl. k;:i;&HH•o••o•• bob, fplc. •llp avail. IZ:IO. 1;. 5Cl.fl7' Mature woman IOOkln monlti. D&U1 Ptlot~ L&undctett•. xlnt oppor F o u o d : P e rn . ....,_.._ 7001 :,A umelH. ltTS. SAMCLIMIMTI tor apt to abare, P to4.1Z1 tor retiree. $3,000 IXIY• Collte10erman Shep H•••••••••••u .... •••• ·~~~~~~~~~I Buch homes. cood05, :r:. or comparabl NtwJllOrt Bl. front•1•. eqp, ~ '100. mo. A.it mlx. Q-eam/brown. Call Plano Lenons. P•'· Wldaf. ftearvenow. C.lf:-Pr1mntore 1300 t Jlt1.GN217. Nl).S728 leuou w/U'ieOrj liid:t. 1 ll • 1 • 8 l\R!ff.\J!.ENRSRY m>1.l.A1t.f7MDOO ...,....... Lona Ralf Kltt•n•~ 2 d!:xpa'. \DIU\ICR '°" w1bBIM N apt ava .,u 'I a.A1J1v your apt NWPRTtCHSl'ORE W..ted I020 ftm let. 2 males, mu.tt tlt•e. tatona e '700 moorlyrl-. 215DcUfar 4121 CdM1rrvlnc area. t' _A St_"' 111 ••••••••-••••••••••••• IO th.1 w k to lcwlni nta.~tlrnOl•vall . ancl'a JM)OI. p~t a40 fWG.f715ot5S2t!OO _, von ,_,..,, 0 -.....;., ,..., boCrMll ~ ... .ssu. brJL81pevmll.875'31St5 S4n Ju•n Capistrano. 2 JerryWynn 1213>471-1701 rUSTI.11 '"' Meda lf'O · --------Br compl furn Condo o.i'tol'• Pllttl'ltr •I ,000. s.1 .. s Mo11tb old or nae ts Drumm In I 'l·~rl vat •iPool f400 /mo49847Jt .... 4JSO CANNERY\'U.LAOK t,nt. need npl\al. while cat. &mt ln VIC., lt .. 0 111 SulftmH~~=~~=~~!J MMIOCOt'TAOEMH02$ ·STU• bOE OtnnBlvd. 8. K uleenow..,all.JiJn1. ,1 ,......,...... IOU OtJlalletGpm.11•-~-..,. • 1 AS&o:wm C•llllt'Y VII-. .. ~0••••0••ouuuu LOST · M O Id ..... w--... 7071 -----;....-....--~;;..;.;;;.,;,.-;...._.....,_,...1 ~',d sq rt~'."Xlnt fltilMllMT.0.'1 lldrV~er . ·_ p 0mt.:~; •••••u•••••••.,.•••••o ~ IOC•~ Cpt'd. LOAHSAVAILABLB mOt 8h1e a,,ndan • bllt Avail. 8/14, ca( travel drapu. furn v.,,.lonal ltPOClm.portlni. noa Plt&IC nil Pnc. . _.,.. • • t:IOOrrno.man m'41113Bmlt'r 17J.T7M Reward 111 CalluntllO, PM Newport leoch 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l RY llATUas WOMAN AW. U\ ISIOMNICWI. p/Utn• lo ••lcosne --------• ¥ roll.to. AduJta Dbi'ICfOI ... comen • ccmtnt PBX()pnt«. Teltpbone , J'1 da1. fbr' Lit artlde tmic:i9ctloo mettbaota. rtulbf In. =:f Mr¥ lee caper,:;.•;;:;;;;;~;~;:: cm nt Need c•, Ute \JPlOJ. •3015 •• .. 't.. ~··••LOfRCI or •mall pucltloa SC1~ . RET~'IL nun on Bell ., .. : Loollini rcr T•mporary macbloed • cDolded --------"' 90128. Work? Eun utra ~~C:;[.~11~ === ftlM!ca...a-ti CLERICS ••ONSllATOaS =~w:~::i '::f :: plJllJdoatft1prcf,'d. Prof\· -lteU.,Takm llWUll • ·~ k. J')l t ba '"°"' teratto~ourlltelaopen f!'1tru' ~.'!~m~duurtaa. l'\dl6PJUmeHetp W=ln IHd. Sxper. v1v1...-. SECRETARY nar fOU. ~•tint 1>'*1 lt v· ..... .._... APPb In p.,.. _..._ parta c ............ ,. ~O:S~·-~r~i.1~ lfi' ?'*c.0~":,l'vat~~ :J."J:>514ter9~30CoN41 1f.;_ Moathnasatlo.$:JO a.~~l=r. ~1W:1r.;~~ ~~roe (7W> 1..aara or (2 • 30105.Mstd,SA. ~WrtCDa ool)'. Clemente a L•1una ary w.., ~ »'1000 Equal()pporEmpioyer (ln~•Of _ ... ,,._ u1~ Be-..... Otherueutiave or Ina w1'b .-01>••· ~uy1 ~...... ~O~ office • .. Tb:Tteuun> .. ii.'B:k .. ea.tal..= ..:;..,.u.o.. Notxper. :=n,~ lDdlade u.i. • ..i-.::1°° Qal.ralde. ,I d,_ a •k. 0 overload luuraate CommeuLal llECRANICP/tlmeto 549·1041 req't....Appbt el AD1 of •AmntetlllUW ~~~~-~~~~~Call MT·~l3 IM't e" 11 Und«writer A1enc1 U · snalntalndumpincu• l'.quaJ()pporErnplo)'er ourm~Blvd. •AbillU'tomUDf&ln 1 ..io;;.;;..,..~-----11~ amor2-4prpMon·P'rl. 111.0061 per.J(.ra.Bak•.~ rollen.~1~12 o.tallea .a. meundrecoc"Cll -37DB1rcbst, NB rPi:;$irieirMiiiiitll~~~~~~~ •Sbartband!lpiedwrltlaJ DINY AL UC.,. INSURANCE GIB.l,~ ht ..,.CAL llCIPT. rusncs MIX8t delltabl• N.w fuU tlt'IM. food :!.U:a~:;J~.0c':ti Exper'd.TowortlD Of'8tATOI UfAILSALIS --------1 oppor for rifht peraoo General ornce Mon 97t-e5'S tor an. bu.11 IJ'OUP practice ore. To Tra1D ln all DhAM9 ol e&.al U )QI uueeldq a ,.i w/pleuant personality POSTlMG lervlew a.ta ldesa. Hn vary our adhelives 4r coat1n1 omce =es. Interest· Uoo to • modcrD pro. In 1peclaltyolc. Npt. Bch * 1:30·f · 30. •Occu Sat product.ion. 541-5125. Ina" eac1ftf wen. 1rn1lve corporation --------• area. Salary com Cl.Bttc• lnt«lor DeiJ!gnep 1n b\111· All'•· Sal open. Ftioae F /Ume. Will traln. wblcb offen exoelleo' mwura~ w/exper. Call •"•~'-dl°'91y w 20 yn, bu neecUOC' beneflt1. (all Mu. PRINTER Top quality Beach Stationefa, company beoellts COO· CLERK M1~ bet 9 "Ham or NoExperieoceNec. a wondna auoc. Oppol' 'ffilotson 657.QOO. •bop requires printer ea Dr N 8 tact: Z..pm)lon·J"rl. '4S..Z04l to ln\'Hl ID srowln1 • 'ff/3 to 5 yn expt'. wlth __ m __ .PUS _ _....._. _. ___ , Newport Buch Life 81labll.abed stud1 Onl MedJcalAalstant Multi 12:50 LW. Must be INOILVM ~!!~!._ ___ __J 1n1urance Co needs DENTAL, exper'd or· EqualOpPQrEmploYer qul411fled deslan~ neJ C.L.A. ReQ'd: Exper ln topproducer&baverers. VacaUon relJef. Nurses ...:: 'ban>alrltotralnanat· thodonUc.-,lst.wanted. app)y 968.1844 or drawtna blood to work Salary open. M.V. Call AldesT-3&3-U.Countr)' oo t' CAlt WASH ma Ii codlnj clerk. Some Top pay fOC' rtaht person. ~ for cllnlcaJ lab located In •1'151. Club Coo H 8 •o•Clthleri.brtvera ty~aGhelpdfw. Sat,ry C.M.546-5170. GIHERAL.OfflCI Jn-.......... aJ !,t;.J!;11Call for appt, -.,.,,,-.. -lon-aJ_m_o11-1c-l-ao-1 S.3'181. v. Olp, .A. GuMen,Ddaller p..,,. oo company DENTAL REC E P -lnvolves b~yplq, de-.... WI, -,.. needaglrhlnaer. ~"""·FJtlme.Qvr18 benelita.lllt-IM!IO nONIST tlitper'd, ror tall woe;~· ne ~tact JR.AOOMrr~?! l&e-dical Tecboolo1llt 5CM783. RM'.....C.VM'a MSI '-!' DATA CORPORATION MO Fbchel' Ave. ())ltaMeu,CaaaT 'I Good p., Q.ERKTYPISTTRNEE quality crown Is brldae & workwl w/cua..,.....en. -~ w/QaUt. Uc. 6 Yra exper. Day Sbift. CbaUenalnf ,j~CARWASH EXPOAGENCY958-0880 de. Many benefit•. N.B. Pd vacation, sick pay, P/tlme, exper'd. Irvine to work Qfaht fr wtod. fWc...._.Aglftt pos. m re-bab oriented EQu&lOpportuotty ffarbot'.€.M. 20Cl8WLINCOLN ANA Call&.M-9211. group profit 1bartn1 & Ofea. 7S2·72Bi betwn Forapptca1le40--0HO. Expandinf ltffa co bu Geriatrics settfna. Fr.. tmp&oyerll/F •aiii health Insurance. Apply ~m. 1----------1 lmroed opentn1 forl ~roed!~lnsur~!:J·fO.~.:u~f<O~.,..._.__t,~~~~~~~~ ~,...lcua.AnoM tLERKTRNBEINNPB DENTAL ASSISTANT 9.3 , Mon tbru f'rt. tU6NrCL9tK qualllled person. llust•-~· ... EXPO AGENCY~ Jlleeded tull·tlme. exper Barde11'1 Pest CcotJ"OI. Ja.a:dtortaJ 37 Hours I*' week. Call have mlD of 3 yn exp RMS...•lw ~~·na~l ~ot b 205eW1JNOOLNANA necessary, X·r•Y lie, 548-5570. 6N Rudolph, SUP&YISOt · 4$·9471 or appl)' In •/bJah volume mfg co. ll·T.•LvN.lledicaticm ~•l•krl.~ -u• .. , r• ••an salal')'apen.837-1112 C.M. Esper'd p/tlme. lrvlne penca to. Cora} Reef CorelocaUntto0.C.ln3 tstnatmeotaJ..u.11 .. 0..0fc •• ,.,.,. ~~..!.~kFrt~' atrt typtst. hBx~ndhll .....,_tal 1 " flt Cb uea. Call for appt. Motel. 2MS Harbor et. moa. Xlnt benefits & coo· Verde CouY. HoQ .. Ml ElDllloYen Pa.y All fees .... vu_ ... y, newapa~r u aupe.r ~ 111 ,.. • r ----·• 751-7292. C.M. Seo Eb or Sblrley dJtlans. Call Mr. T_;rJ:' CeaterSt.Cll541-5SSS lhlldndenAcwJ' II to 7:30PM . job. SO wpm. Goodaalary aide. Min. exp Non· ......-.. J m.:J>5:r7·1140or174 402081rcbSt S&elN can.alltamaln.ly "benefit•. Immediate 1mkr. loterv. Tbura. ()fffCIHELP Jeweler-Bench, full or1-enaen __ . ______ , RoomAttendanta N~Btach llN190 tln1 pbon openlna.956-2880 June 16. 4:30pm. 7907 ror produce marke t. p/Ume. Elaine Scblup._ _______ , am.&.•15T·..t.'W'll!. TheTop1nn'"!~~~L Cafiforappt/eatab'l5 'E.:lH and di• We & t min• t er duties l o inc A/P. F\neJewdrySaloo,N.B. NOW Recruitlna sharp. ~ "''..--La&u.... ~~~~~~~~ . Requires profi· COCICTAIL Westmumer payroll. •varied duties. ~ lO:»S:OO. ambltlou1 man to 1ell SALISPIRSOMS 211 N. est Hwy.1.a1un.a I· '. typtnt and l WAl'TalSS · Exper'd only. IRVINE ""-" hardware. toola Ii abop ~··-'" -" Sail--.. b w&o•~-to presjdeat ol /,q addlna. P.-manent Learn ln 40 hn tbe most Dental a.sslat, f/t. No exp. RANC H FARMERS L.A. nmeahome.....,very equlpmmt to industrial VWU"• ..... •Y now evau•· . ........ u .,._ .. ..,... CGrDpany Xhst PGa1UOa .~fJtoo wlth r~l• excutna. 1lamourou1. ~~NT'U:eml~r·,.1~~v MARKET,838-2851. =l~~ C:~:C~ 1:!1 aceountt. Avf szeo per ble for anreutve =· Some~ de· ftw per .. on wlth 1ood and tun let hlah!Y paid proless. Day 7907 Westmlnitu Ave: GENOFFCTRAJNEE deW1a wt. No exper. nee. Call =::rJ:e.jolD a hie.call . Ullla•apeWq. Mat be IG-4S21, E"t. or ave aesslom. Place-W C --0680 751..fl.M '"--& Co .. •r SALIS able to work ualn1 owa ~ ervlew. natau lat. Good Job OP· eatmuv.ter EXPOAGEN Y!lee LomS..Cltrtl · iiOf~.Oout.fftit . 5'A'PLIMIM1' Initiative. Call 1Q.02M • Opp0t...,., por. 200&WLINCOLN ANA Expandlnl llortaace LAGUNA BEA~ YQUalMCOMI _ror_aPl't....._· ____ _ l lhe.· ~opr C.714 151-9194 DtlfARYSUPER~. GlRLFRJDAY Co .• In Oran&e Co •• baa MUISRYMAN 497.z457 SSSSSSSS SICUTAIY I So. Callf. Cocktall ltK1tcbenHel~ Typing, bookkeeping. an lmmediate openln1 Exller'd.,f/llme. ldature Ill··~ W1ltresse11. lnc., 17922 DtR.OFMURSIS aeneral office inaouae· ror an exper. Loan male over 21. f Day1 ln· ________ , PMTTIMI llodlrn l MCrelarJ ole, ' 10tl Sky Park Bl, Ste C. L",...S a ... 1D... ment exper, salary com· Servlclnf Clerk. Contact dud. Sat/Sun. Work Real l!lltal•Sal• ~WOii dktapbooe e•&*'· tne 1 I •"•Cl.ASSIF1£0 trvlne,Ca927\4. T" •"' ~ m.cnaurate wtexper, Im· Cathy Thorop1011. w/plants•trees '3Hr• HOUSIWIVK so wpm acouret•! I ForAHShJft1 mediate openin1. Call 1l4-983-78'73 Equal Oppor op, Overtime. Ina SALESPIRSOMS Oeeral ore duUee, ID-lt•111~ADVnrn~INf' CalectlollRep • Apply. Garfield Conv. btwnB&5.~ Emplyr Benefits. Advancement Unlc\ue llorne11 bu 2 COUIGISTUDEMTS tereattn1 challen1h•1 1!,T' 0ft11~Ji~11 ':... Exl>andlnaMortaageCo. Hosp., 7781 Garfield, HB potenUaJ. Laauna Hills openlop. Warm office Guarant9ed Hourly poattlon for .. telu~ ~ ~ lnOranaeCo .. has an Im· 841-98'Tl GIRLTOWORKlnsertl!'I LVN Needed w/exper. m Nunery, Inc. El Toro. decor. excellent sales Ii Wa&e Plus Bonua. 5:30 cbarae·• type. CaU ln1~toa1.t1ment mediate openlna for ao SHW liE bo mac blne Apply .n drawtn1bloodtow«kln masa lllttnga.tds,tralnlogpro-pm to 8:30 pm. Call lm-313lfotap . our ualned Advertll· tndlvldual to do colle<:· D~ t~FU ~-~r'm ;· pe~1o n Dally Pilot cllnlcaJ Jab located ID --.._ ••"'--& sum available. Call MM223orcometo2$0E. ECRETARY. type 'TO lnl department for ln· tlon work ll\ tbe netd. ar •1 • MJWroom330W.BaySt .• N.B. Call tor •PP~ ~-Jaclllle H•odleman l'ltbSt .. ec.taMeaa. WPM. abortba'"d 100 • d• t•lephone UIH. PHA. VA&Conventlonal en•tl~uc, cle•n cut. C.M. See George In 832-711L Or.,.t 546-W. .. Cla11lfled experience c 548-7'NS mallfOC>m Ma-4321 Ett , ..... _ • .,.__......, 8ALB8·Brt11tt, •m· WPM. llCt'OW ~· ..,.., arr Mu1t t mortaafe1 . o1uact " ElrJtt'cl ..uu. u........ blt.lom. ptl"IGO to 111llt t.loo exp. pref. but oot ...,.,,: ceiectrlc> Y: Cathy Thompson .Drapery Work Room 328 M...W.W . Ba1v1e• Coov. Boap, RECEPTIONIST lalelrqr.lolSUll"lctinf nee. SaJM7 opeo. Xlnt o~llenl company 7}4-86:J.7873Equa.l0ppor nte'1.• expef help, Go·Go G!rla 11 Combo ·-~\ 2055 Tburin Ave, CM * program, dealer rel•· 1rowth opportunlti. Ulfteflta. Salary ~om Emplyr eapec1ally a hemmer. Dancera. Good ti~ & ~· ticm. advertllln1, order Stattlmmed.-.1111 •et\•urate with eJt• COMTIOU.ll ., !':~'-~2naider trainee. wo11es. ~ ~ ~ eleetronlcs ~etc. For rllht 1 ... ,,....-..... y = tf e m _.._. maoufaetu.rt.n~-a· i>enon tlil.a eao lead -..o.Eoa~ ence. 1ou ar a we are aeeklng a pert0n ft.U .a.•os For It •mall NURSES • ._ .. _ ,__ ~.::::;;.n. outside ..a .. • Oft'Dtual· GQi ror s.aet.nal. Utit llloua fl waot lo be paid to setve u coatroller for • ~ q rum. lluu be AIDES $40 w..u -uuw ""'..,..... dellnry pickup e-.. f~~ eUorta please our Oranae Co. ba~ DfUYB Colt• Mesa. A.II Sbtn.. abl• to work from · l.alfarar~. ~"Os>&:ltt':'a ...tt.AllUq••utO....._ 'lfif'l'r=1~pt flnahclally oriented, SUMDAYOHLY Uolform• furn. Older aketcbes1 verbal lDltr'6C• Dullieswilllndude trffl· 1rowl111 lndU"1trlal1-IG---Z1-44 _____ _ ..,, • ~"321 ext27i dlvenlned eo. We req. • Delive r Dally Pilot ==sC&l.w~~edcr:lJ~ Uons or olueprinta. Mold LYN'S !0 lDI vtanon. ot>erattne a plastic productt co. 830 . S&at~ for I .. • ~·Coast mtn ol 1-5 yn erper .. & bundles lb carriers Re t72.7! malting knowledae Centns~und Uahr W. t7thSt.CM848-MllS. PA ofc H.B. '1 ~ ability to interface qulru van or lar&e 7!19 helpfuJ. S.$ Yr• upe:r. U·'l&v-l•"t i.....i.... SH not -d l D Plot wJm&mt le financial In waiOfl a.Gd 8 food driv· Daytool,y. AJlWeekDctWfts ,,...,... SaJ• nee. ·-• n•:. ;mw. 1yStreet atltU\lone Cr• dea1te for Ing rec,ord . Phone GUAIDS STAC05WTfCHIMC effolplla.la Mode-ft Builder'• Emporhun bu time. perm. S11J.4lll. n it: Colla Meaa penonal a.rowth " de· 642-4321. Hk for Harry MHDIDIMMID. l.198Qereoatalieaa ~l~County * env::;':nent 1~ opealn .. l ': nea,5JS.1713. --- ... ~ }°.qualopportunlty ~e1:;::!.~~u~~ SeeEley.JEquaJ opportunl Joln a prosreuive, fut 549-ll>U WorkNeatHome d!"ceUentAdvance-flt 1 ea peraonne 8.BCR.ETA.RYTRAINU ,:, employer lory lo Mr. I .A. Jonea. ty m"'oyer srowtn1 co. w/Unlimlted EquaJOppol'E!npl07er WeektyPay mentopportunity tools, bdware. lumber. l!:XPOAGENCY-... 8~ Women wanted. PO Box 11524 Santa Ana. DllVM Tow TMICk advancement. Must be ,... .. M.al·Praetie. tna. ft1'op C\&rtlnl aatuy =n~ ~,;.~!~ 2lll5e W UNOOLN AMA ... 811 r--.t , mature le reap. I Rn u.11.w.11.A&ulRU9-w1 Nol>uet, ., _ _._ -• 1-.. 00+ per hr."' rv ...,._,..,. Exprd,muatUvelnCM. paid tralnln1 lf you ~-t• ~~I NoMembenblp P\eueapplylnpenon '-"""vmar.-.,. ..... CarMO 968-8846 Co&at Towloa Service. ualif +otbetbeoefltl YOWIJ man o Wun n Goodbnl\b/aee&u\.11'. St.CM ~thln1 Ladr·Mature. •COOKS* ~raJ Way, _cM. q Y · c:."1Ju!f'tie':.~::;: Y0ta•t•milJ·lowcost MSI _F.ci....;;_ua_t_Op.;.,;port;.____.Em_Plorer"---11-------- , ftfr. Once every other Coob wantlnl to expand • . pearaoee .ti ti.ve veey Exper•d, r a neceta. SALIS LADY sr..cRETARY .NPr 11C11 '•~-8M9evea. w/lmall co. Opeo.lQI 2 ~OMIC &biJSI~' neat bandwrltJng. f Da.y c;:;.':a:r,:..r:e:r DATA for excluslve cbUd~'• EXPO AGENCY..._,. ______ ._ .. new Jocatlona, ne,d Alu..W•t&Wlrtet 'iW wkJNfWkdy off. Prefer ~MedS.. CottPOltATIOM etare,Sout.bCoutPta... ~WLINCOLNAJ'fA quallfied ffl ~oolr.t to fll\ Work ln pJeaat~ new mdtted man IOI' perm., Experienced only· coatmf pollUOQI o1 cbef fJtcllide&. Small eodly Securtty&lndustrial reapre" ~dpoaWoo.. Ap1.El~"-pe. r1•9a3~ • .:1~i'40!al RdBeacll J40 Rlctw An Pbooe54NSll " a11l1t mars. Xlnt company. Expr_pref, but Servlcet .. •t CosteMttlll waJ•· 5 day wcrlt wk. will ttal.n. Call~buck for 1424 8. Grand, S.A. Newport Blv ' .M. '4.z-9911. 4o. 14 '7t4U494127 aide PQ, ete. Doo't mlla appt.~ 558-9027 llatotenance man. See ~:r:°!P:1J:i1~ or IMGIMHIUMQ 433>Ca.mpua Ste UO, tf8 em Uoyd, Saa Cletnent. ... o·m-c·------i D•&rt'~U.11.lo.I 549-80'Jl lnn.492.fl03 ·&:I _,_, .,..~... Uc. No. c.z117 COOK. flail tlme, tome••· Ex-" 'd. Street plans. llalnt.enance combln.uon CALL NOW! PfJ' neceaNI')'. Apply ln ,..... -• 40 ~r 1 0 n , D e , bt_ O.ten. Tent. Maps. Ap geoer .. ~_man. ply In per1on w /work hn wlc. QuaW1ed tallea• tau.rant. l2G S. · aam"'es Robert, Bein, lludent a~e. App. Briat.ol, Cll. dam Fr0&t " Aaaoc. b' Newport Owmel liul, COOKS HELPE&. Di&btt 1401 Quall st. NB. 8030 YI. Paclflc Cout onl1, apply ln person, --~•aleawoman !!~ewpc>rt Beacb. Newport Beacb Ancient .,....,_ • -MJrln4r. 2607 w Cit for drtsll •bop. COM. ff!?'· ~. M>-1112, Sat • Mon --------- 08fB4LOFACI llC~STS SICUTiltlS TYPISTS M Mcmtb AlaJIJUDmlt.a Aho. Dally Ir Weekly · VacaUon Pay Ref«Tal Boni.II NO FEES ' • .. c: 1 \ ' . I: SKIPPER needrd for 70' yachl 1 top condition. Pleasant wcrkln& condition• & th opportunity to be at home every nlaht. Writ Classlflcd Ad 119\S, D1tlly Pilot, P.O. Box U60, C:O.ta MeH 92626 .. • ... ' ! .-Z·Dll!IRS '12 . . . ,.... • t161l!!!!!!!!!!:..!!!!!!~-I ~--......-. .......... UJSOXO». ..;;.,;.... ___ ..... '1& 'M JIO 0 , t lt artOI I . '11 ToJata Coron 4dr ~:,C blae.)."J:. hPd. ••r. lJ.500 •I:, .... _· _________ ,.....-..... ~.;.;_._,,,--....,1 ta11Ulmt $M75/ofr, ' C 9 "ti "'l'Oldr at Int. S.tobe.IHl\oe! IUOll 0'8.M~ '74 To,oea c.ou1• a r ...... _ ......... _ ... PIS. P9. A1C. oew t PS. !!~~~~:.!!:--..o.eaoo dy1. 151.1010 asw:t7t)j.SA auloemUe.,_.mll -asoo . .....oo -. MM IJ.VD. ..;; nu 5CT·W ~ Cli.. "21~.....,.!:!!~~!!!~- COSTA MUA ~ ~'::,· tadl.fi = "12 Jasu.ar XJ& air cood '74 a> SL. 2 tops, air. ..,.. Toyob HUuic ; rro. -~ .. -...... -... "11 t ltanabout. 4 c1t _C_Al....._OUTUT ________ ,nrm.~1-1317 . AM /lo'M Ste;eo PW. ~m~,fully~ded. •uto.rac.atr.AM,33,U>O lt1SCADfU.AC · ~Twn-t~"~ :::--~ c Gm. _.... ........ ______ '73 Ca VG 41 1 British ractnii green. 1 ys ml,S*$.f1MIM,5 COUPIDmLl.IS ,,;-:..:. • •---------- c.lthrC4rt AliC/;,s: radio. r:; i:nt CWOPPl.548·2196 M/~ 1973 450 SLC 4. '"TOJOlaC.....SW UlToebooMJl'rom> -· '11 a.. Wp. Air. Pl& 4•~!.-'eo°"a 8 .... LYD. SZSOO/blt oh. ICl-6Ma an '72 XJ•. tully equipped, letter cpe. meet. a\11'• -875:1407 11\all ~,, fadory alr .. Wap. PS. Pa AC. P /8. auto. RID~· (H.:b:1cvittortai 5Pll. grey w tblaek, ~800. root. 1ttteo. tobacco bm CODdftJoalDI. Ca.NBZ>. =-«md. =~::...:~ . OOSTA ..... -A Daya 642·5200. eve1. w /bamboo leather li""-"" t767 &aJePrbd&om .,.. . llUOO "1t CaPtl ll Wbi&e, V6. 4 •a .. .,,. Mkb All Power Im ,.._...,... $6995 -----•-... II •"-"12 642"061• IDd. AM/FM. U,000 mi. _....... mac 714 ·640·24110/ ••••••••••••••••••n••• •• ,....,_, ,v f1!1'.· ns, • f\.Wlea.14150. ~1400 ........ Gt.la 9735 640-4931 ''If TR 7, like new, under New Yorker· SUOO. -.. ••••••••••••••••••-.:..::tl~~~=~-~l---:------i t ht A C • 8C'f·TI08qrMl-51CM 'a Auto 289. 57.000 oriJ ~ a.evy ""ton pickup, WE P.6.Y .,.._ f7ZO .. ••••••••••••••••••••• '1 M d 450 SL warrty ' w • / '· -ml XI cond. Rtbllllt engine. tran1, ,._ '72 Gbla new paint alr 8 erce es · AM/FM casa. 15950. M Nabers c:c.eMe.. ft30 · 2 ownrs. nl • M TOP DOLL:All .............. ••••••••• · t ond MaJt • Completely loaded, Im· l h r u F 8 . 4 · 3 o ••••••••••••••••••••••• R800. 831·15'48 11 VS. ab offer FOR NIFTY DRIYLI A :~i:,r~7 c · e :::~,~~™!·ta~~.slp:f!1~ !J~6('7~4~~~1:Jt5 & 1'71 MAllCIV '76 Mustang Cobn II, 'S7CHEVYPkup IMPOITS un L ...... t731 Sl7.500balonlse S15.000 Cadillac Light blue/blue Landau evtry avail option. V or ~SS art. SAVE A LO• T ....................... 4111·~ Valllswopn 9770 rod. Luxury velvet in Sbowro<>m cond. M6-7l48 • . .ullftl•ts MOTO-S --••••••••••••••••••••••• 2600 11.11 h111 Olvll tenor. stereo tape. defog or754-8362 . .._,... '7t MB 250cpe.Xlntcond Et •1 ~.11 ,,11111 gerAU.THEEXTRAS' -. -------28802MarcuerttePkwy. SHOP&COMPARE ~ownr.Willfmance. VWSAL f.! <.0,1,1 .. ~·'·'·' .. .,, Only 32.413 mil es SMustang.FUll power. 'AGMC \"Ton P/U. Rblt. MJS.SIONVJEJO IARWICICDATSUM .4fM-0380 · WeHaveAnExcellent 17~RR > For sale ror Xlnlcood. Loaded. ~or. nu linkage. rblt. 131·2880495-1210 SanJuanC:#iltrano .,_, _ _.,,,..OlVW only $7950. Cort Fox 11200 642-t477 hits .. wht. spk. wheela •--------• 921 t 271 ~:a_ 2375 .... Mer,.-.. es Ben• '""" """'""'0 ""• 71 Seville. under warran· • • • _,. '" "'""' "• """ BusealeCampera Be d Pvt Leuinl. Call '14 Mus tang 11. 2+2 :'~~~~U'7~blt ~~':'J,1~~ eo.NMeM Ml-1700 ~!:: £~.b~il ;e~~ llLL YATIS ~u!"k%~arts:a8ty. 6•5-3661 Futback Xlnt cond. ~ l>at.aun pickup. Good cond Call 963·~18 art it~ lilt OMC 1'2 tan P\dtup. 1ljck, 6 CYI. 14250. -5875 AUTOMOllLI Mire••• a.. 97 40 record. One owoet · VW-POISCHE '66 Qid. 4 Or <classic~ 1 '74 Lmrotn 4dr. fully eqpd, stAndard shin· metallic: FOR OR NOT SPICtALS ONLY16,000ml SanJuanCa~ano Fb!lp0wer; good cond AM/FM 8 trk. leather braille $2500.673-8l6'1. PAID ............ ••••••••••• Matt sell. Sl3.500 or 937~..11•00..111 2 ..a51 I .. 100."••.-lnt.Goodbody&lnt.Xlnl "''"' Mustang Not run· CALLSALESMOR. 1970 Dats un Pickup. MBZ dollestoCr.498-3488 ._ ~.., .. ...........,, tbruout.Otren.642·2334 ~.Body good shape. YW.f'ORSCHI ~ S 7 ~~ :I> MPG, 1969 220 Diesel. iru~ many.xtras. Make of· UMOSUG Continental. 19'73, 4dr, llU. YATIS um~WN)., 95 ijH'fif~· 1918 vw Fastback. f\lel 61CAD\LLAC BeltoCfer 646-n& SanJuanCa,lttrano 888DOVES1'REJT ...,.._...:.... •_ iiill ~loan. air. •spd. radial•. er.646-8193 Nl~UnOOUnty loaded. new Urea. nice. '•Mustang289auto. 1 ... "O ,. 2 ..air l I Near KaeArthur 20,000 on eng. ftl(JO. "'·' S3250. 581·7814/581-8740 Good condition '72F«d~PU.sbell.boat 83 -~ _..., &JambereeRoads ~ 557-8710aft3PM '10 VW Van. good coad Bea\ltln1.1ebonyexter 9)0/bstofr.545-2101 ~b. xtras, w /without .... ..._ I-art--' tJ•t JOO ) MG 9742 $1800. F1awleu blue lotenor Corveth 9932 991ir • Gld F l t l ---. -.... ~-·-r 'Call..,,......,,.. Low. low mlle14774J ••••••••••••••••••••••• • .. n a con r r. •·•••••••••• .. ••••••••• ••• • ••••••••••••••• v•"'•""" (XK''.""'> d 53S-8612 ~ TOr IUYS'.a · • • • • ,_,., '63 Corvette Spilt win ow ••••••••••••••••••••••• Alfa ao..o 9705 '73 MG Midget Remov. iO VW Squareback. v~ry $4119. c pe. 300 hp. auto. U1l3 Olds Torooado, must '71 International ._ ton ....................... See us llnt. "wt! Top 97 0-EMO hdtop, AM/FM. 35.000 clean. mechanlully O'ILIGAMCI Completely orig. Rick Mil. pvt pty XJnt tramp. PU. pwr. air. E-Z Uf\ '7(Sptdet. bouahtnp In dollarpa.ldrcrlllt\10rtl. 1 6 ml Mustsell !675-7914 sound. AM /FM 1tereo. aew .mn.S.A. Wlcdys 842·4352. eves lo m1 . 640-5560 ofc . ~. aux gas tank. '76. 15.000ml. xlnt condl· COSTA titlSA 450 SEL '74 MG Mid"el convertl Must sell. SI.~. 848-8518 547.9250 873-49311 . MM905 hme ~· 493-9334 tlon. Hood bra, AM/FM DATSUlll..I ,. te 968--0883 " ble ... Perfect ror summer '76 VW BUS. lUOO ml, Cad Convert .68• white. l976Corvette. T·top. auto. PWo 9t57 Ml1ST SELL! '72 Courier 1 reo. 284Sllarbor Bl•d. ~'f Cun. Raclng orange. In air. AM-Fl\1 stereo. per(. good cood Sl&OO flrm PIS. tilt wbl. A/C. eled ••••••••••••••••••••••• w(abell. '78 Al!a Romeo AJfetta Costa Mesa S.0-6410 •1"""'9,499 tip.top cond. Low mil ea cond. $5450. 5.52·0611 INB-9958 an'sPM · · w Ind p w 1 . A M. FM. '14 RUNABOUT. runs gd .• 1 S.t2·1121 G.T. Jillnt cond. L\ke iS 8210 2 Door AM/FM • S2650 or best ofCer -Western map. Ukeaew. ldnt. ml. Must see! S1100. C .,. new. Every option. adlo Lo. 1 u•-t d 588-4417 '68 VW Bug. mus.:_ se1,1. '11 Fteetwood. aood cond. Only :?O.OQO m1. 18495. 9'7N318 lllfl"I hP\V J • .on 548-1148or7M-3382 r • m . ••u.n con . 1977 DEMO .__....._ 9750 runs good. $97.Sor .,.,ato . •11.so 9.4 549-3281. 7S.Z.761l> Pvt Prty --------Pickup Net.'dspamt. 642-6271. 552·7181 . . r--rere9S-9439 i.toPMM2-0869 ·75 SQUIRE Wgn, v-e. MO 4963523 '73 lpur~ha sed '74 ) M2-6166Corulie ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-ood~.a i4CcrvetteConvert.Both Arc. RJH. soft yeUC)w. Spydt.T conv 5·spd, AM·. 450 SL POPlSCffE 924 8ll..,.wareback,g .. vuu, '74 ELD<> Convt. Fully tops. air. auto. yellow blk lot S28tS Day: v_. t!i70 FM·tape, nu top, P /P 74 260Z • l&OOO m 1 • '••LVRD & RED ft S S900. Must .sell now· \oaded. Let Blue w /wht w /brn Int. dnl cond. 640-~. eves. 67S-28fl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bst ofr. 494-9329 or AM /FM, mags . Must .... ..,,. We have an excellent S3l l940,be'2.:.> leather seats. 42000 ml S59-llll6. ~P-VAN '66Chev. '7S6 5C7-8872 sell! "250/ofr. 4113·7827 <7619) lelectlonplusthe 1969VWAUTO. wttransferable warran· --------·73 Pinto Squire Win. c1teng. H 'X5'bed,hpd AMcl 9707 anytime '11 DEMO CbarnplonalJ1pEditlon. $103$. 644-4311 ~ev~~&i~·2136. c..,. 9933 f&:efil'S:::.::-1 ~. gd tinll, Xlnl ro ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Oat.sun 280. Auto, A/C. lvoryw""ambooooly MOWlll ••••••••••••••••••••••••--"--------" suapensl«l. wrp·arnd Make offer. '" llU.Y•,..... .,, VWlu. ..... ST•noN w •···-wo•bld. heater, R v '12 ·lOOLSAudl,11unroot. CallS15'7-0350 Sl&,999 ~•Iii~ i4COUPEdeVUle,mlnt '67 Cooaar. auto. PIS.•~ n gn. nu..,, ~ MS-32t!9 AC. AM-FM Stereo tape, VW.fOl.SCHE S700. 845-(920 cood. Must sell. best of· P!B. A/C. clean. 64&S42J rad. Ures, Sl.500. --------1 xlntcond.SJOOO.-M-4·2573 "'76 28QZ B20Q mL mag •ZSOF SanJunCaplstrano '76 Bradley GT. perr rer.963-1978 c.-tt8-ll'.M4. 548-3374 . '74 Chev Van -. T . Xlnt Su whls. alr cood, &tereo· Mllll J •aw H7.UOO 49Mll I cond.H mpa. mel llk PAMPERED. lll7!1 cnv. ~ 9935 '73 Pinto Sqwre Sta \fq. • value. Auto trans, P /S, '16 FOX nroof. auto. 4 tape, $7.000 or S2SO cash, WVI ••• ~· mat •ell. bat o/r a 11 v er w 1th b 1 8 ck ::=:l':e••••o•••••••••• Sl5:50. XJnt cood. D•..,. !.!.l!:....!rlr hltoh. orr. dt7'~ ~!~1 .. !!!' S3900 or o(r. &assurnetoa••.640-5069 ' -----............. .,.,., ----~-----r We speclaUzo in Euro-•n 914. gd. cond. Must, __ ...... ______ caboriolet top. FuJly lt7400DGI ..,_'7tllO,evesT7o.t28l -. -------•'18 280Z 2+2 met blue. e c 8 n D e 1 1 • sell. best offer! 536-119'79 '65 BaJa. Xlnt cood. snrf. ~mppe(l. ~. OWJJer. sPOITSMAMYAN """°""' tf60 l!..Chevy, xlnt cond 74 tOOLS. 4 cir, aanroof, auto. Stereo. wire whla, e ry ~1fr~anu-evesorwtcnds. zetlllhcarb; $1800/offer. 5'5-2462 l5,ASSINGER •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ·Xislom Int.. s nrf, AM/FM. S3375· 536-flJO. loaded. Exe cond 28m lnformaUoo. 61 Porsche 912, reblt $48-5282 C o ftl7 vs. automaUc. pwr 'Th PLYMOUTH Custom w.r~· cass deck. A&-2915 •28'17. ~ motor. mags, AM/FM VW Camper ·ee Ready ....................... lteerin1. alt cond .. root f\iry I-passenger wagoo IMW . 97t 2 • J>ataun 1800 Roadster 213 Ml G58J stereo. $4500. <714> ror en entry reblt mtr Ul68 CamaN> Rally. Sport. rack plutm.an)I other ex· = U .995. Low bluo VT GMC. Cull conversion, ••••••••••••••••••••••• needs work. SHOO or bSt IL -V 630-7060 dys. 675-3985 a Iona w /steel bltd rblt 3ZT. PB. PS. l1700 tru! C911KGS) on tblS vetucle 11 picture windows, ofter. 871-l.Q9,Mark or 71j IM'1J250 eves. rodlals.nubrks.rece1pt.s 7S9-1857 OMLYS4ff5 s.1.100 Agoodcleancar AM/FM 8 track, U· Bed '13-68!14 lve mag If .,,.,-II k AM /FM but tl bas 71.000 miles on sunroof, Mags & tires. '71 914 t.7. Metallic blue, a 14 al(o, CIMm'ollt t910 it. See In Dally Pilot ~Ba ..,_u 'T1 -. copper, ,. low ml, AM /FM 8 track, casa. aide door encl lent. •••••••••••••••••••• .. • parkln,, lot at 3..,.. Welt cks. Custom paint. ""'"' ""'" " i.t.. a..+.+v1 ... 1 p r d 11000/b&t 673 9678 • "" able bar & ice bo>t. 1pd. )Jest orr ovr $7000. •-1 •~KR new rawa 5·. er con · · · LEAS! OR IUYl Bay Street. Co&ta Meaa. en. Oealer,642-2334 955-1759,549-2101 ........ Mu.st sell. going abroad. '70 VW nverllble or call 642-t32t for more S3110/bsl ofr 638·341S or co I • LEFT-OVEIU9'16 2MSKARBOR BLVD. Information. Ask for 12 Ford. xlnt cond .. 3spd COMI tM f& Sii 1973 240Z &44-4437 . ::i{.fe~·t::d& al~ra:::. CHEVY DEMOS 54M4I0140-42 ll Rick or Oscar tn neet IUtk, good brakes, 1ood THI AU. MIW Many extras 1966 911 Oean & updated. $1650. 646-9267 All Well-equipped 1 75Colt CaroUMI. w /denim prqe. ttrte. new patnt. sz:aoo. 83t-3530or613·5M2 s•·CRIRCIDtl lt ------------&4M31T HOCJI MOW! S6500 7 54 04 22 d YI. 'IB VW Fatback. Owner "" • top & aeata. auto, a , "11 SPORT Fiiry. auto. ~ Cbe'Vy Van, CUil pal.nt •.tnt • new Ura fl map. 9C).98NUS .WO. We.ltd f590 ...................... ! WIWIU.IUY YOWlDATSUM • 'PAIDPOROJtNOT TOPl>OU.AI FOR TOP CARS IAl.WICtc DATSUN San Juan Capistrano • 8)1-f375 491-3375 WE BUY ClEAHCARS &TRUCKS al~ CONNELL , ... CHEVROLET • 2828 Harbor Blvd C0STAME6A 546-1200 /\ Y TOP DOLLAR TOP USED CARS £1GN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS U your car la Htra clean .. u.snr.t. IAU•IUICK f.. )<282$ HatbOr Blvd Colla II-. tnf.J:IOO '7S Datsun 8%10. lo ml. 4117-173U1493·7~evesle left states.wUlaacrlfi«. AM/FM. map. Sharp. lir,28000mt.l3000.flrat.. COMPLITI $2900. wlmds p,9834750 Chevette·l3658> ~195. 8*4811 eves. le see e3422 Dunemear Rd. IOOYSHOP 640·41ll ~SHARPSHAIP '6S VWStn.WgJ!.Reblt. OMLY$3598• wknda. EJToto.$86-5360 HOWOPIM Tl 280Z.. 2+2, sun yellow. WL.670=Porsche!-1~:C. S7SO. 673.5718 i2 Colt 4-dr. auto. Xlnt •es FURY. ooe owner. vtrJ 1harp, movlna mUJt n --, lmpala-<3466> cond. AM radkl Sl500/bst .xx> *J21. AU oew tires, SADOLllACK eeU.868al '10 Camper Good cond OMLYS4191 olr.64H.230dys,54M091 mufller. batt. In top V.AWY IMPORTS "75 280Z 2+2. a!f, 1t~reo, New clutch trans recent SZ500/bst ofr. Mu1t sell eve shape. Alt1DI SllOO. Call IJl·20404.tM94t msp. ~ml. VerJ ctn. ly r eblt European M2.f!S88 Veta·<~> ·nPotar.tpaaengerSte forappt.952·~ 5S-4?.21 ... 1~ Mod el. Joou &c runs '7JSuperBui XJnt cond ONLY $3498 W&n w/everyt,hlng. Belt '11 PLYxlntcond.6cylid g reat. Will ucrltlce FMcasa Gd tires 52M oCr.84.2-81128"""' ·ga.s mUeaiieS1200orb8it '72 Moz. M .. 1. 38.liOO ml. Sl)OO. 675-7106 after 6pm. ~aft 6 or wknds rmo/bst p 1p 644'.7208 Caprice-(34881 iS Dodge Dart £tnger -~-3_139 _____ _ ONLY 15698 PS. PB. AC. Slant 6 eng. un:i Plymouth Duster. ~/blloCr.1142-1244.or A/C, P /S, very good HOWARD SM-47S>. conc:t s:mo. 831·2046 Chevrolet "73 ~er. sriclaJ Edi· ·n Pl1moulh Cncket, 4 Dove&QualJSta lion /W. /S, P /B, cyl. KBS aaver. $$$0 Uot.,_,.R"' ea-·CR· auto. AM /FM·alereo. 87$-0862 m:.,..s-v 1. "'" factory air, niap. $aper --------833-0555133..0116 .clean! 819 ·~115 or "5 Belvedere Cor sate, •63 Che N 5$2-0352,ukfarJoa. 1ood running cond. V'J ova. wagoo. , 54$-7879. Asking $6:iO Oood trans. cllr. Naw 72 Cbamr· !hart>. brakes. 548-4118. $290. MUSTS . MAKJtOP· 65 Plymouth Fury Station 911&. perf. Cond. All ex· Vol•o 9772 ----tra11 Best ofr 642·6893 or •••••••••••••••••••••• 646-4:1>3 Jotm ORANGE COUNTY '77 924, xlnt. cond. Lo mi. VOLVO ~· EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 551·6590 Largest Volvo Dealer '62 Porsche SSGB. xlnt lnOrangeCounty' cood. no rust, $4900. BUVorLEASE &Gml , DIRECT """c prt 1 _.... FER. 845-1389 Waaoo. s:m. 262 E. 2tst ,v a ce. mmao "vuu. . CM ' ~~~'rl~~===t Every extra Must. be hrd ff4Q · ~;..;._ __ ._____ ., teen. $1495 8'2·3876 ...................... PCllllklc '''' -Mint OOad! Lo Lo mi's! P.18. P/S..AM/P'M, air cml. 1 ()Wn, 1 drl ver. must sell. Call Nf'8890 1976 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Autocn.atlc, pwr. steenna "brakes. air cond .. lllht blue w tinatdllna Interior • ln1' snll•a &•· ('14SPPP'), I ONLYS54fl COSJ A M~SA. OATS U"' • .. 53099 '71 DODGE COLT " 51319 .. • ' I • • \ EARLE •E SAYSll . .-~. · ~ W • l•ll•••·· If Yo• Co•p•r• 01r ~~••to.;, ·~"-COlplld -QW s..tc•• , ... . Dtjlf. Opei; ' Da,. • w ... _. ...... Mllltgs Oii N~ .t UMil c .. YOll Wll 5" For YOll'lllf - . ~ / HOW YOU SAYI! • 'J What ii summer U\>in•? h lt tbe 1 IOWlda of crickets cb.lrplal « tbe ' lul sreen erilpneu of •ummet 1 7 Cir Ule 1olden sun beam· ' on YOW" auntanntd, olltd .. -I I Or II lt children home from school tryln1 to find aomethins to do or , ~wlywed.s tryln1 to turnbh a sparse apartment? Or maybe this la the yeir you've decided to be ln good ; Sall.1buf!Y .Sets His 1own Sails BJ CHERYL ROMO Olllllhlly ...... ,..,., Chet Salllbury ii bb own m·an. An indl vldual with hi.a own 1tyto-and way of dolnt lhinp. . ,. He aells real estate and rww a charter service -but refUNS to do anytblq be doan't enjoy or to deal with people be doesn't like. Money, be·~•. la just a way·to ' buy time: time for aalllna hls )in! l18e 51-foot clipper-bowed ke€cb • and Ume to enjoy life. . . . Like a aaUor of old hla loves are divided between family, the :Jea and bis boat, Tio1a. Salisbury la a teem· lnBIY simple man, and at the same time extremely complex.~ . -'-_ At one moment, tbe Uyear-old Balboa lsland resident b lharint dreams spanning beyond the lm· mediate; like teach Ins children about the ocean or buUdlnJ a com- ' munlty of "farmettes" where 1 1 families ahare land and love of thlnes natural. ' ' ·The next moment he might be j llalklq about bis boat and the new 1 varnish he's putUne on her and talk· • in1 excitedly about the time be : apendl in Half Moon Bay and with 1bll family. He seems veny much a Iman of today with visions of tomor· !row. . A business man who radiate. con· 1 :fidenct and a certain air of aloof· , lness, at times almost arrogance, be seems to be fut-paced, but Mft. I ~•poken. l I He's not Interested in the usual -, ltt'• the unusual that catches his eye, ! Uke the beauty of Hall Moon Bay, I ijust a 45-mlnute drive from San I Francisco. He sunk every cent be had ·Into it in 1972 when prices were sun calm andpurcbaaed 1001ots. t l Then he put a naa OQ. _fio1a1 anchored In Newport Harbi>r, ad· ou&ih .Upe to web' a b!klnl on tile be~">. Bummer II enrythlni and then some. !tecl'eatJon ••. sharlna mo- menta wttb frleGdl • • . taklnt care ot youllell. lt'a 8liO a tradlUonal period of tramJUOii for the bride 8"4 ll'OOm or the ~. and a time to 1aJu~ )'our fAinll¥'• patriarch on Father's Dq._ Tb1I special Issue of "Summer s vertlslna "Land for Sale. ·~He'r, ~n l 11uccessful and bu sold molt oUllt 1 1-...._~'iltlOllten-'1:-. But lie1totsrttt do l:iultMls.......,--==r>...,._~.,..~"""' I wltb anyone be wouldn't consider as i 'a friend. i · • • ~ He says be does thlQ8s h~ iand ' his way lan't dtalina with le he • doesn't llk~ and hUI way ·~in· 1 •1volve any hlBb·preasure 1aJM tac· tics. 1 · . s.~!.,bury ls ~~ kl~ <?f ~1 !"bcz· .11 ~ ' I f Uvtil'-~ will attempt tO encQmpaa all upeett Of Ute aJont the Oranae coast You'll be introduced to ldeu. Jdeu an wtiereioaoplor llftl. 41ne ~t, leiM1 the kldl to summer carop ana llDprove four body throu&h. ex· erclae or fOI&. You'll f1Dd out what's bappelll.r:la thil aeuon m fubloa -wbetber It M on the telulJI court or at an out· door I•~ and where to co f« mutlcundeitheatm. M~rcbantl 1ri!J 1lve you tlp1 ·on bOw to pack a plCulc buket ~ Pli8 •smtlall needed for a bac~ trip. <>ranie Oout boatam~I OU you 1n oil the latest in the 1 And Powerboat world. • . ' "Summer Llvlni" ia~o'ur personal 1wde to lmprovtns JOUJ' own environmon( this se~. J ljnd the environment of t.hoae yqu ca.re for... : t } ' I ( '• -... .,._ . .. 2 DAILY PILOT Thur!day, June 1e. 1tn CRISP AND COOL Steve Konfat of At Eaae tn FHhJon l1land, Newport Beach don1 • two-piece M«aucker 1uft, madrH tie and ox1ord cloth lhfrt for • • 1harp, clean eummer look. High Sierras Trip Planned ·ey Irvine Jus'~ for Kids Camp Jus' foe Kida la Juat that. Its jual for kids. TbJa RUnmer lua' for Kida Day Camp ln Irvine will feature 1upenised 1'.ecreaUon and tflPI for younpten from four to 1s years ol a1e. .. 1 Prepare yoursell for Ci.m th1a sum. mer -In the swubine and Wlder the stars -at Fashion Island, Newport Beach. The opeo·air maU merchants will open their swnrner program with "Dance UnUmit.ed". Tile faablon show, especially for mu, will feature lop choreographers and dan· cera displaying the latest with music from Bacharach to the Beatles. The Father's Day event wlll be held at 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. June 17 and at 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. June ti. Tbe stage court area will be the butdrop for fashions from tuxedos tode:n.lm. c:.-,.Thia year marks the first decade of Faahicn Island's concerts under lbe Jtan. The summer season will open wUb Henry Brandon conduct· inc ud on July 11 Frank Sinatra Jr. Will appear accompanied by the ceo· • tu'• 35-piece orchestra and his o"'n five-piece group. On July 18, a .proeram ·ot family fun and audience particlpaUon," Stni Out Loud and Clean" will be ·featured. Tbe next event on July 25 will take • llltenen through a review of great Broadway shows from "Oklahoma!" to "Chorus Line." Tbe show will feature a eroup or )'OMO.I, professional vocalists. lt'• ·nostalgia time on Aucu."t 1 whh the "Birthday Jubilee" ftl.D-MSRIOXSD Oll'TS DI' DGDDTA.STS l'ORDAIJ WS llAJL 01.D·FASJHOXSD OlrTSOPOOOD TAR'S TO DADI ......, celebraUni the center's lot!t an- niverauy at m1.&1le. On AQIUSt a, it's Disco Niibt with plenty ol audience participation and professional dan· cera. Tbe final event or the seaaciir will be a tribute to tbe aounda ot the Big Band Era reaching back to tbe lt30's and spanning through the 80'1. In ad· ditlon, there will be another birthday celebration. Robert N. Weed hn._._......_ Barbera N. Carey Stle<Mlt *''""' ...,....,..., Texaa~ Likt Jk 'Lon~ Star State chis ,Uc II W, In ap,..a Mil d.t.ctio". Ditdl ;.tc• ht-man ~petices and dbcrimlnttkla bllft will fttJey: I lb,. IEEF STICK Summer S.~, Miid Mldpc ....,.,,....., tcn0. ky B&r, Ooudl, Bellt F~ur, !dam Sclc:k an4 ~ Bonbon&. . SIS.91 _... ,_...., _.... ·1 ,, • ... ~J • .M -· .a ...,.. -., .. Beach Blvd. • OAJl Y PILOT I - . , ~ ' Never • • • hos .. Mogalflcent iclflce 10 OltllC~ ... ~.... ( • of pllplc., ....... ~··· "of o,... ·Comfy. T~ ••• theN'1 '° ...... , for tV~, be Y• ....... MClt mtcl wtf,, or r_-, liltlt. Visit ....... ot _. tllfff ••• W• the soclal woy to pftplcal fhfft! . • 16-UGHTED TENNIS COURTS • 4-INDOOR RACQUET BALl COURTS • SEPARATE FACILITIES-MEN & WOMEN INa.UDES: • EXEROSE ROOM • DANa FLOOR • tJAaJZZI • LOUNGE VIEWING DECX • 2-STORY QUB HOUSE •·HEALTH BAR • PRO-SHOP • APPAREL SHOP • SAUNA • LOCXERS •JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM . SUNKEN aNTER COURT WITH SEATING CAPACITY FOR 500 IS ENTITLED TO USI ALL CLUI PACILITlll ON AMY WllK~A Y I) ,Rff f( f><~t~~~ ;July 30. 1917 u.. • ,, • \ ( j I I , I • @)~@@)~~ 44 f-.hloft ll&and, newport <>enter 644·~ .. • \ So )IOU'd like to 11-J In abape -eonvmµooal method• of exerclae," and k~ in shape -but you dOll't 1beaayw. have a lot of Ume. Tbere la a 'fta7· The exercise center also otters a Nautilus Newport, located ln the sauna, jacuzzi, locker rOom.a wttla Koll Center at 4220 Voo JCarmu 1howera and a h~alth food bar. It la near the Oran&• COUatJ Airport. oPen from 6 a.m. t.o 9 p.m. Moodq orten Nautilus tym equlpnea& to tbrousb Saturday and. ls CO• slv• results desert beet u fut« tJUm educational. l- .normal weight trala.tu eq~ Accon:Ung to Mrs. Dlluderman.. TbeeymUUllzel23dllferentplecie N•utJlus has attracted all types~ ol equlpment, which ownc 8°'* new members -from. ballerinas to Dauderman aa71 are all mete Olymplc athletes. The method II Jpetltlc. ''The dllfuence Wwem delerJbed u excellent for thoee re- our proeram and an1 otha' Pl'.Qll'alll co~ertg from athletic lDJurles. bued on a dead or tr ... n,i.t ••we appeal also to people worklna •tltem ii that our ~ 1t In the area with no lime to exerciM baHdoaac~lpte. -r-ac1 we suarantee 1f we1pt II Id "It ti able fio Proftde & ftded ltlned, JOU wUJ See • IOU of fnchea amount ol resistance throadl tbe In one mcnt.b," she says. JDovement. You use your total m•· ''We feel people 1boutd let In cle ln full.range balancec! aerdle~' ahape to play sports, rather thD Lo c~ t ed near tbe Jroto plaJiuaportato1etin1bape.'' Restaurant, tbe om lau tnlJla'I 't,be blllldennan's encouraie m- oo &be AQo&-and indlvidual aerdle ltoit to stop in tor a free demonstra- Pl'OtJ'GDI. ~-Dau4erman and ber tlon at tbO equipment. For lnforma. husband Jf!IT1 are the ownen at tlon about m e mber1hip1 call NeuWua Newport. 752-70lt. ••we recommend wortlu.-tor -':J 20 minutes two to tht .. :t.tm. a ---..--...__------- week. You &et a better wOftolt IA • ) le11 Ume and with ~en·~ tbD ( IACK ANDt;RSON -Bobbi Dauderm•n d•· monatratff Naaatlhaa hip •rid back equipment to JHIC .... • r ~ REVEALS In the DAILY PILOT SPECIAL ClflS . FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE CAN 8£ FOUND AT Whether you're shopping for Dad, the Graduate, Of the June Newlyv.ieds. the vpraga b•• the unique gifts that yot,t've been looking for alt afong. • • JOln ·the luncheon crowd on Fattier'• Day, June 19th and dine· at any of our fine lnt•rnatlonal Restaurants. • You'll be able to enjoy tf1e Cathy Hynd Oancers and the Thompson Pipers from 12 to 3 p.m. that day. • Teakwood Danish Bedroom Set Incl. Bed, Night Stand, Book Shelves PLUS Mattress .. Also large storage door under bed. Dresser not Incl. Ri&l~0 S260 ONE OF OUR FINEST Danish Bedroom Sets Handsome deelgn. euperb workmanehtp. In rlc'1 teak wood. Reo. &AU! Queen Size $1~0 teet King Size 819 149 Men'a Chest 895 et9 Trlpte Dresser 849 159 ~ croubte creaser 690 522 Shown In Mlaslon VleJo DAIL. Y P1'9T 5 OM8 OP OUR llAMV •XCW91VE COLU!CTIOH OP DANISH PL;ATFOAM BEDROOM SETS l i I I , l f l Sbe'a a aoft-1potu, 1eemln1ly tr.nqail wom.a a4 a tucber ol YOI• whcH ltudJ of .Eutern thouPt ipana 15 yean. Judy Ol1oa owner of An· 11apurnae1bwari Yoca StudJo .of· Corona del llar, teell JOI• II a holistic approach toward mU:lni the' body, mind and aptrlt IA harmoo1 wlth eacb other. • · "You abould feet at home and • atlve with your bodJ ••• peaceful • • ~ at one," I.be aay1. Her cllSHI meet once a week tor eltht weeb an4 both e9=and da1 clalMI are heltL Tbe !I nominal: • It allO a booklet I« bome exerdie. Three dlffereot claua are offered -bealnnJq, bstermecllate and ad· vanced. For ·information call: "2·9842. .... Obon, Wbo just retumecl 1rom· India, says, "Belnl IA harmcia7 wltb your bod1 11 your blrtbrtte. · £yerycme Jbould baye an oPPOl'tUnl· ty to no. tbe Batba 1oia tedlD.lque; and to knOw ~ .mtdli.· tloa.·• • . · Sbeatnlttaka9jutJ0.12inlinitel · a da1 to ma.ter the teclmlaue IDd her clauee are lllo ~to CbDd:ren over five. Sbe •81• two-tblnta ol her elUHll U'e devot9'\ to tbe Jlatba .. ...,...., .hHl1 oe.on, owner ot Ann1PUtnMatiwatt Yoe• studio, ·c0;on. dtl Mar, demon..,.. one of ... p_rtme yoga movement1. ~ \ . . -yo• a poature and the otbet thlrc1 ta involved In deep reluaUoo ID4 medltaUon. The elasses utilise bacqround mule ol nature sound• or music wit.bout a beat. PILOT·ADVERTISEA 8 Jt'1 very impm1.ntfO£ a woman to 1 .. 1 ftminlne lmd comfortable in all ppecta al her dreu. ·~TM,'motto at Sanely'• Fluff and Stuff, 370 E. 17th Street ln Costa lleea, ii ··~ eomlortable iQ your eupa.'' And tbe way to do just that ace~ to owner Sandy Carlson Is to be ftued p,.rty in all your un· der1U'llHlllU. 0 All ol our penonnel are 1raduate coiuteen/' IQ8 Ila. Carlson whose ftnn b.M b.nMnllll Orange Coast women .mc. m1. ln eddWoa to carrying most ol the majorlinellnlnUmate apparel. San· 41'• aJlo baa hard to tlAcl D and F CUPI, ftne maternity bras an4 offers ~ol-kmaJ prosthesis fittiQll. lb. Carllon 1ay1 111ore women are wearial dressea Jrith wai.aWDes and are 1eekin1 all·lD.one Ce>UDdaUon 1armmta. Tbln ii a retu.m to popularity for J~Df·llne bra1, hJch·riae p•nty ~-. wailtdncben and tbe Joni· Ume lavorite -the panly cirdle. Not oalJ doea Sandy'1 Hnf f~· datton prmeaU, but boltea ions. coorcl1Dated blltinl aeta, lllppers, ~~~coats, baby cloUi and J'r .. itA wrap ls ollerecl and for blformatloll about 1pectal, feminine _..,.call SandJ'• at ea.SQ>, , ._.. . .... . . ' .... .. . - . . . .,, " ' .• inf ..... tO eJij ..,.. Ma co N~4'mtal all tbil'1tn n:ia. he ii ci1nkkli '*"'"'°' au '• ta..U. W.U... ac· U•ltiel. • .. Macla1 HTI h• recommtadl triP1 tor.,_._. IA ti.. sa.TM lllld; prondel • free Wner&f1 r~:tbole wbo want "to ~er fNedoQl oil tbelr own.'' For u.. nonce, Jae bu mapped out routM In local moun· tam. be relera to u ••tatr17 eaq." A.riotber fa1t·1rowln.1 1port la ,.,um..~ ¥art often U,.W tor bolb wblte·water and ftai.water ~rlq. Prtca ltart at SZ8f ond IC· ceasortes are extra. "The fiat-water kayw are treat ·tor Just Paddlinl around 1D tbe Bay and tbe whit.&-water are for tboee wbo want to trf U.• rapldl,,. 1111 Mackay. He~a there la also ah~ desld wblcb ves a decent perfonnqce 1n both · and nat water, but not op-timum performance. Ski llart la located l.n lt. spark). int, new location ln Matinen Mile South, 2800 West Cout Jllahw1,1 ln Newport Beacb. In lldd1Uon to helpful, bOWledaea· ble penonne), Ski Mari allO featur• a fuU·Une o1 teDn1a equtpma ad clothlnl, JoatDI aa.oe. aod lupplte1 ~ ev«J campln1 and aportldt ... And, it ml.lht Just be the tlme to "' lake your akfa ln for a COIQplete r.. -J condi~ IO you'll be U.. f1nt OD the slopes th1a aeuon. Aa Stn• Mackay 1ay1, "J Just MU the equipment, lt'a up to )'OU to&. cover )'OUr tnedom." u.ten. You cu heu lt. cejiid a camera u don payment • Aotbepast. •11uit•1 the beauty of being your .. owa peraon·ID·busloeu. J can trade, barter, _say 'y~\ tay 'no', aay and do ~ 1 want to because tbe land la mlne and l'm awf\d),y fussy about whom I'm assoel•Uns with,'' bea•l'· He 1 also the kind of persoo who orders a tall glua of grapefruit juice and very calmly tells an Interviewer that, yes, be kqows you're wri1in& a ttory 1bout him, and that's fine, but you're keeping him from a trip to Half Moon. "I Just found a dllferent way to do thlnga and it's working. I rebelled •t•lnst tbe standard fos:m of real estate and found some interesting property most people only dream or -but don't have time to find," he ll)'S. His Jove for the classic Tioga re· aches back to his cbildhood as a kid irowing up on Newport Bay. "I used to look at her and many years later when I found out she was for aate I couldn't believe it. I attaped everything together and , made m offer. "Incredibly, the owner accepted." The Tio,a, destined by L. Francis Herresbott, ls described in boatinc books with euphemisms like, "the d~•l&D seems timeless . . . as fresh and beautiful today as it was when :ctealed more than 40 7ean ago.'· • But, Salisbury-style, the Tioga is not available for just anyone's cbarter, "I only run charters for peo- ple wbo are ~eally Interested in tradlOonal aailboau and the history of tbe places we vialt, .. he says. - :· .. SEE'&IEAR ()UR NEW UNITS : IN BEAUTlfUL DISPLAYS, AND ASK FOR A FREE BALLPOINT PEN. All New Products • No Reconditioned Merchandise AUDIOVOX 514 10 oz. f, COAX 1'2_4; l1100 8X9 - 20 oz. COAXIAL AUDIOVOX 1~9':. ....... ,,.,. ., . . / j . j ~ ( I ( • ----~---~----· -~ ...... BrHll Contempo, 3'54 So. MatOI ... t In Sltnta Ana, "' the Town and Country Center1 carrtea a wide Mlectlon of •c:ceeeortet lncluct- 1"9 tNa chrome ana gla .. P~• Mt. "Boat business is great!" That's the jubilant telUmont ol Bill Swan, owner of Newport Padfto at 2200 W. Coast Hwy and Newpart Paclfic South at 1200 W. Cout HWJ. "s.lea are way up from oar pl"9o .SOUS·~· year and we hope to IDcreue our sailboat tales to ao. percent ol our oyerall bualneu/' be 11)'1. Newport Paclllc South, the "new" atore, acl'OSI rtom the entrance to tbe Balboa Bay Club, la handllna tbe Thunderbird Formula line of powerboats and Buccaneer Hilboata. Boats ran,e In size from 20 to JO. • • foot and Swan says Dan De Haven, manarer of the new store, "is literally buratJD' with enthusium OHr the new ~-Peterson half.ton dealtn wb.lctl Will be available in early July." Both the half and qu~ ton •easels WW be dleild eq~ Newport Pacific North la described u a •~ace ol more , tban a lnllllon ind a half dollars worth ~ new SklpJacu, Bayllnen, Wellcraft, Nova's and the sleek, bieh . performance 30-foot Scarab. Newport Pacific North haa a com· phh urvice facility and knowledgeable salesman. h>n ••• 1 .. JUlll"llf'lccd llOC 14• i.ht11•~ UUl Glit. Con it '« it now In 't-1'.tc ~ lb. Ind Matzt. ~1"1 tmt )O.ndr IO 1bo 1'."U.cp1101w Shirt at Ill llCCtpullJlo 5 I 'J. cg, OIOSCllllC' •.... ,....,.. .... ... ... - -· June la a good monttt foir gifts, •nd tlll8 ......, AM 18 Jlllt • one ......,.. of "'9 cholcel • RuaMI I lnteftcri In Ncwpo.1 8e8Ch. Veta's Sells Fine Apparel A woman love• to feel lllte a woman whether 1be'1 a bdde-to. be, career woman or a motber u- ticlpaUn1 a wonderful, carefree vacation with her children. And when sbopplnc for her ln; Umate apparel or a personal Clfl for the bride -•be wanla personal, competent att.enUon from someone wboc:.,... Veta'1 InUmate Apparel, 17\h and Irvine in Westcllff Plua, Newport Beach l1 just aucb a place. Storeowner Veta Behr sa)'I the at· motphere ol her store la very lovlnt and there la a close, tnUmatefeeUn1. Veta'• carries the best of th• ma· Jor llnea ln apparel and bridal handkerchief• and 1arlen, bltdnls and dainty slippers. Jn the fitting category. v-.·. Mila service aa well H fine quallt.J. The shop ls open from tM ~ Monday throu,ch Saturday and 10-tp.m. on Tuesday. t\ICHOLAS la IRREVERENT I lt the emu. ffr: attliic -a •-'*-"1 um. otu. , ..... Bunell I lnterlon. 2100 West Cout Hlpway ln Newport Beach. Ital llll:llJ unusual ltenu for that •f!r1 tldraonttnary person ln your Ute. Pot dad on IP 1peelal day, Ruaell I b.u .,_., lmaalnabJe ac:ceaory for boetfnl, IJ'O~ the 1alon to the ! , ·Suinmer Look • lrm• c.bntra of the H8lr Hunter•, fHhlon leland, Newpott le1ch 1h0wa off • ••u .. , easy-care 1hcHt wedge. for appolntment1, c1H U.• "* Muntera •t 144-2161. -• . Rolexdu1Jve. That look. You know it immediately. Who else could it be? Only Rolex. From our very wide selection of Rolex watches for men and women. In stainless steel case with 14 karat yellow gold bezel and crown and matching bracelet: A. 28-jewel Ladydate chronometer, $675. B. 30-jewel self-winding Datejust chronometer, $775. Something Beautiful for Everyont.a SLAVICK'§ Fine Jewelers Sirt'°' 191? • .~ "State Farm lnaurance writet more boat, automobile and homeowner insurance policies than any other company in the Vnlted States,•· says Dennia Rosene. no.ene. a State Farm a1eot, with offices located at UO Weat. Coaat Highway, Newport Beach, la a well· known speaker and lecturer about the value of insurance In the OrlllCe Coast area. For YOUl\I people Just atartma out on their own, ltosene stresses the need for lire insurance both as aa ln· vestment in ihe future and In themselves. State Farm ls the ahth laraest life insurance coropan7 ln the country. For the young family purchlllnl tbeJr flnt hoane, be bas anawen for tbe complex quesUona facinl nery homeowner durtns the11e time. ol ln· nation and rapid appreciation. "There are three valun ln a home: the purchase price, the Joan value and the replacement eost. With the coet. of COl\Stru~tlon ln· . . cr•utna from tive to elcbt pvcenl a )'Hr, replacement coet ll esseritial In determtnln• the amount of homeowner lnsurance you need to protect your famlly, '' he 11.)'1. Manne craft ve lntu.red ••on a 1tated \'alut bula, without reeard tor appreclaUon or depreciaUon. •• Rotene aays state Farm'• boat ln· aurance rat.es are competitive but the c:ompany prefers to insure 1maller, faoilly craft and sailboats up to 218-loot or powerboats up to 36· foot. For lareer vessels be suggests 1eektni the services of a maritime insurance company speclalWnl in tbat aspect of t,be boat.in& industry. • .. State Farm ii CODJ!derecl a pre· ferred riak cdlhpany by other mem- ben tl the indv.St.ry. We have 1 bet- tn lou retord and better ratet," 1ay1 Rceene, who for the last four )ean his been a .member ot State J'arm'• "Millionaire Club." For WU1"1Ct Information call Rotene 11~10:~ Recipe• to add dhtlnt pl•••u,. whlle 1ubtractln1 caforl••· ' .. . .. Wtdn••d•r lnth• DAILY PILOT WEARE PROFESSIONALS! NO FEARS NO NONSENSE NO DUD STYLES • NO HACK ARTISTS NO TEARS NO COOKIE cumRs NO CLIP FREAKS NO TALES NO ARGUMENTS NO.WAITING NO SASS YOU ARE NO. ·1 SUNDAYS, MONDAYS & EVERY DAY & EVENINGS. TOO ( .&.: .. > ~·· -.:· .. ,•" " ~ f Past Meats Present through Blcych¥ Fiim ~ ' , . ~ ; We~ oft«t t.a.k the bicycle for 1romm W a.em expected to ata,y Ou ill lie reuou for t.hli..iMI a If~ but lt pta,yed ID lmJ,felrt.Ul cJoM to Jaome 01' travel about cnly e Wtrll '9iiftte W km part tn oar batlan'• blltorf, and tt 11 n. ~tlf1fatl eu=ed. But t.be : =~ found tbe Pla1illl an lnereu~ llcn1ftcant ldefc wu Irr :tct many -to bit a ~ hQltbtu1 ad ~·~··~--• •om=IOOI{ eouldbeaeen 1Mm·pnlhrttn1 meant of vwpona. 1 ~ an educatJonal PfOll'Am e'lli e1cllna by lbemlelves ~ Tbe modern, llOt·weliht JO. 1of tM DIJly Pllot, area ltuc!entl are or ba ll'OUPI· tpe_ecl lllb lat made c1cllni •Mier llOW Jemdni about the bicycle of WlaeD tbe 11101ine automobile aDclmonftm,whlletherlllnceottof loU'tio-and the bicycle of tockf. · came aloq, tbe blcycle'• popularity laac>JIM baa made bicycling more The Dally Pilot bu provided area c1eellned ad It became larsd)t a attracUve. ~boob with a ftlm.strip •tudJ c-1)ed U1ldrm'1 toy. Tbe U.S. bad become The fllmatrlp examines the "BlCT.&11 in Tocla1'1 TranspO:rta· ID auMmM'Clveaociety. nrloal WaJI communities tocla,y ea· t1oa. ' The ltudy b'acea the~ Tiie 19'1 and 1170'1 broucbt re· eov.,. uw .. of bi~cles, such as Importance of bikes in OW' iocJiet.y uwecl~ln bicycles, however. by proyldlaa ~ b' In tcenic or tram tbe early 19th century, when the bicycle wu viewed u a 1portlq novelty to our own time, in wblch ll bu come to be 1een u a aerioua fe>rm of tranaportatton . .U one traf· fie eq1neer recently put U, "My city'• policy 11 to encourace bikes u an altermttve mode of lransporta· Uon. Not that we expect everyoae te Jump an a bike, but lt ls a lqiUmate road vehicle and not just a toy anymore." The study is part of the DaJly Pilot'• comprehensive news pro· sram for particfpaUnc area 1cb0ols. The proaram la designed lo lncreue ltudeatt' awareness of nen event.; to improve their criUcal th!nkfn1, readlnc and dlacuaalon 11dlla; and to encourqe newspaper readenhlp. Timely weekly p.,,.ram JDetertall preaeot clear, objective eoverqe of the week'• news even\I. &.chldaool that took part in the ProcraJll Ua1J year received a newa fihutrlp featurla1 pboto1rapba, mapa, srapba and edlt«ial cartoons. 1be -.ccompall)'ln1 discualon material• were written on three dlatlnct vocabulary and concept le-vela ao teacben could select the level most appropriate for their studen\I. FAIHER'S DA~SALE •AU. AWMINUM ·~FH8Hl • VINV'L uaNO • TEMPEREO GLASS •NEVER RUSTS , ,.. 4r '""'' 4 cw.-. 19995 In addition, particlpaUn.c ICbDoll received 18 Newa·ln·Deptb ltudlea durtns tbe school year. Eech atud.f Included a captioned filmstrip cm • subject ol current interest, and JA U· luatrated dlacuaslon 1ulde ~taln l n • a complete script or U1e filmstrip, back1round lnfomaltioD, and related teachin• aida. "Blc1ct11 In ToQy'• TransportaUoo" ta tbe final News-In-Depth study provtdecl to the acboola by the Daily Pilot tbta year. The study begins with a look at the history of the bicycle. In the early 19th Hntury, an tnterestinr toy was denloped In Europe -the -"cestor. of today's bicycle. Called the bobby· borN OI' claDdy·bone, ll could not be 1teend. ADd. lb• rider bad to puab ha. feet iaalnst the 1round to move the macblne alon1. The velocipede, Imported from Europe right afta' the Civil War, was an improved version that led to the first cyclln1 FACTORY DEMON STRA TIOM SAT. OHLY ••• 10 AM to 6 PM OST A MESA & MALL Of OUHGI Cflila11. '''fl/ow. &AS BARBEqUES AFTER the bOllgome craze In North America. The filmatrlp point.a out that the bicycle was part of the social transformation talrlnc place In the Jate 19th century. Althoulb at tlnt only lbe., weU·to-do could afford bicyela, aecond·hand mOdda aoon became available to ordJnary work· lnt people. Soon the U.S. wu a na- tion on wheel• -bicycle wbetl1. Bicycle clubl aprant up In every to.a and city. Cyclln& races hel~d to lnspl.re In· tereat and to Mu blcyclee. These rac .. were the forerunners of today'• auto racet. Cycliat Manhall Taylor became America'• ftnt na- tlonall,y·klmwo black •thlete. The fllmitiip uptilu how the bicycle betped women 1a1n creater equality and tndepeadeoee. Belon lbe bicycle became popular, youn1 COSTA MESA 1700 NewPOrt Blvd. 131·2te0 . A rectory repre"1)tllflve will be 1n our store to demonstrate Charmg low gaa barbeques and to answer any questions you may have. Come I n • S e e Charmglow B arbtqu et In action. Comrare them w th anything that cooks ootdoonl. • °'In. AU.MOOILS OH SAU HAMMOCKS 2495 THE ULTIMATE COMFORT GIFT! HEAVY C~AS 3 ANO 4 POINT MOORS 14CWDIMG ALSO POI. VESTER ROf'f HAMMOCKS ON wt NOW! Sf ANDJ AS5"0WM ....,.,_~ OAANOeWAREHOUSEOUTtEl''---MAtl:OP ORANGE 204 W•t Chapman Ave. 2378 N. l'uatln Ave. '32-t7t\ . . •1121 'i 0 ,,Pttot 4 ; ¥ i Arcade Offer OJd-time Fun ..,. - The Ice Box ·Arcade ii a apeclal place ff>( cood. old.·fuhlooed lamUy fun and b loeated overJooklQa the Jee Capada Cbaltt In Mesa Verde Center, ea.ta Mesa. Game players can eQjoy as dif. ferent sames while watcbinl ice •katen en tbe noor below. 1be adult · maaa1ed center b open fcw fun from '2:I0-10p.m. llooday throqb Thurs- . day and from 11 a.m. to midnleht ·Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ! Ice Box hu 28 Varieties Of videu computer camea and the latest games available with competitive names like: Tank, Stunt Cycle, Boot Hill, Sea Wolf and Sprint II. FooabaJI I• • big htt with the youngater• •t the Ice Box Arc•de In Coeta MeH. ' S Town & Country Orana~, California 92668 (714) 542-87 52 a ¥t Pipette from Collbrl, America's most popular tighter. Now In new Jewelry fJn~shes. © ANAi Hand Carved Artistic Wood Chess Sets Original Srnlptures Cast 111 Fine Metal by LANCE J1f amrenre .l 'tliPt ~OP'-t : Jnc. See the largest 1election of Quality Pipe• in Southern California Visit the CEDAR ROOM featuring • HIGH GRADE OGARS fot the mote dilcriminatina smoker • SMOKER'S ACcmc>RJES for the Pipe Collector . · 10 South Coast Plaza .. Cosb Mesa. Ca.U!omia 92626 (714) 540-2777 , • -I • - Fun Boat Summertime ls party lime and l'un ~ Boat Co. has charter boats for party cnmes. The boats include wetbar and room for a baod and daocin« ll that be your pleasure -or perhaps you'd like to be the hit of the klddy set with a birthday party cruise. There are also dally charten and sail or power vessels for rent. To re· serve a party cruis. boat, call Fun Zone at 673-0240 FOR REMEMBERING ... THOSE LOVED ONES WITH A SPECIAL GIFT RusseU I. offers exclU51ve Engll\h selections not lo be found anywhere else In California! l\ussell :Ynteriors ®rm~~OR ... DAD ••• 11IE GRAD ... lHE BRIDE Every lmaaioohle ac:ct•ssory for Dud's hout . lrum the 1uton t.o the lctllcy. •LAM.PS •SHIP BELLS• BAROMETERS •SHJP CLOCKS MGRAD A desk for hi• new omce You can completel y 1acec1sortu the desk and the otnce In the nn"t tHte l>• ll na utlc~I or contemporary. THE IRHJf We have t.he perfect gill to Ol your budiet. Useful and unusual Kil'i• !'ltartln1 at StO. We caR •150 help the bride to-be select her Jllll for bridal altendant11. The groom·lO·be also bu 1 wldt r•n1• of ldus to ,elect from In maldnc a decision ror h11 attendants. J box •e shown above, · elong ,with (1-r) a gold pipe. • corncob pipe •nd a flnely carved Meerechaum. GIARD 8PEllllJ ' } OC Summer Will Appear On KOCE What will you do this summer? H you haven't any Immediate plans, why notjoln KOCE·TV, Chan· net 50 for the June 16 debut of their ne'A!fft show, "Orange County Sum· mer '77.'' Hoatlne the program are TV personalities Bob Acosta .. Arline Radillo and Wendy Wetzel. They'll be taJd~g viewers to exciting places like C«o de Caza for backpacking and tenni• lessons. There'll alao be a trip to Dis· neyland for a behind the scenes look at what makes the Magic Kingdom Uck, a jaunt over to Los Alamitos Race Track to see the thoroughbreds run and a visit to Anaheim Stadium to meet our own Angels and tour their home The Orange County Fair, held an· nuall)' In Costa Mesa, will be a sure summer stop. Another show will be called ''Freebies and Cbeapies" and will tell viewers what they can do this summer tor ander a dollar. And thcd'• nOt all, accordlne to the folks at KOCE, there'll be many more on th~ apot, televised locations ln addJUoo to the flnt show airing at 7 30 p. m. on June 18. ··Many o( theso telecasts will be brought to you liv~ from various locations throughout Orange Coun· ly. ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST AND MOST BEAUTIRll FLOWER SHO~ •COUNTRY STORE• HEALTH FOOD SHQPPEa.--..1111 SATURDA y' JUNE 18 D~:;~~E::~:E~M. "Newport Produce0 for years OrcnKJe County's finest produce hOuse CnaHo...y acclaimed) now ioins hcmds with a whole New Flower Shop (wait 111 you see Ill and an all new rntm&er of the fa1nily our own country store 11Hec4ll1 Food Shoppe". We've always been famous for. the finest produce, now, _The Flower Shop does aD Ifie Important w~s. centerpieces for speclal occasl011Se and. thousands of planh, flowers, for any e ent. · .StartiftCJ Saturday, our Country ~e Health Food Sho,pe wllr ~ lt1 doors to all the foods that Wlft keep you heCalthy! And to celebrate this event IOOk at ow procyam -:=;. IT'S ALL HAPPENING HERE -..,,, SMPPll ~,. YWS 0'9t SUH. 'TIL 6 w. .... ....... ~· c...,., ..... w .... - PresentaA MILLION DOLLAR COLLECl'ION Oriental Objects d' Art Jade, .()pal, Ruby A Sapphire Jewelry at Its Finest ANNIVERSARY SALE 40% off OUR ENTIRE STOCK NOW THRU JUNE 19th Ch•mpagne Served Dally. . . . ~AM IXPltlSS-IAl«AMlllCAID~IMBS CLUl-MASTllCHAHI nd even a bath bowl for snakes. Provtdln1 an open-air environ- ment remlnilcent of renainance tlma, the shop 1J open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .. Tuesday tbrouih Sunday and cloeed Mondays. Just a few of the Crock Shop's wares are: French ea.nnm, Jan cannllter erocu, bukets, Orient.at br'oomt and wall decor and anUques na1lD1 from kitchen 11d1eta to other 1peclalty ltem1. EajoJ youneU th1I summu "1th tbe help of Newport Pro Watenporta, 1220 Paclflc Coaat Hwy, Newport Beacll. Scuba clu1u 1t1rt every two weeks at Newport Pro and cott la nomlnal -t50. Upon completion of the c1aa which tUes approD.mately 3.4 week a, 7ou '11 recel•e a certiftcate from dtber PADI, NAU1, YMCA« IAl .AD-1et County •. All tbe lDlti'uctarl at NeWPOrt Pio are UeeDMCI lDltradon and elasffl are coaduetlid botb to a pool and Ure ocean. ClllMI are held In the evemnp from 1-10 p.m. twice a week and weekend Jau:nt1 to tho ocean live atudeatl an oppoetmi.lty tO practice their new 1kllll. "We've sat UM 1afest. PfOCJ'*ID IO-in1," •&11 co-owner D\ancu Milne. ·•our u.....rueton are the be9t and we have uat.tanta in the water with ltu· •·~are reanY lolnt back to a aatur look. Because tt loiob IO be• aeeented with ptanu and mixed .ttb warm woodl. Wicker ta 1 0 v.rnllle -lt mlxea wltb anylblq." So says Sandee Goodreaux, mana1er ol Wicker, Etc. at 7652 Warner Ave., Hi:mttncton Beach. "Now that the warmer wather'l1 1ettin1 in, we ftnd one ol our IDOlt popular lt.ema II the ffUee ;rbtch I.I a Help l~ok 1man Iola, very similar to a lov· eMat," abe ..,.: All o1 the wicker turnlsbiD81 from klffDl1' boxes to lart• peacock chain IDd tabl• ma1 • DWCbased either~. atatntiil Lcr lac· quered. The at.ore I.I open from 10 a.m. to a p.m. Mmclaf throuCh l'rlQf, 10 a.m. tol~. Saturdays and noon fo $ p.m. a11. Penoaal checks, BankAmerlcard1 and Kaster Chari• cl(dl are accepted. hosts BobAcosta Arline R8clllo WendyWetze1 .. .... - ! \. .. ~· , .. ....... I .. --• M•ntou WUI be acene of Chldren11 Tennl9 Day Camp b9g1nnlng -kine 20 • 4 ~ Gal. Wine Ctocl DlspenMr. $15.50 ' 2 Gal. Rum Crodc.......,. I~ JfHJ $10.00 Specializing In "One of a Kind" Early American & English ~ntfque Stoneware Good Selection of "Red Wing" Antidue Ctocks, Jugs & Churns Microwave & Oven-Proof Stoneware from the Kiins of Famous ArtJsa11s Preserving, Pickling and OllYe-Curf ng Crocks from On~ Quarter to Eight Gallons Authentic Oriental Woven Ob'Jeta for Wall Decorations We Even HaVe Stoneware Items for Your Favorite Pett I 4 ...._ . .........;. .... ' :-... .. Tennis Lessons Look out Chris Evert and Jimmy Conners! The lids are taking over ••• at Je11t at the Newport Beach Marriott. , • ~ •PtdatlHltlre ~this summer's actlvlUes at tbe resort complex, located on the outer circle or Nf'\Yport C«lter, will be a ChUdref's Tertnf1 Day Camp. Tht kldl will be perM>Oally in- 1trucMd by tean1.t pro Robyn Rny u4 Bob Abbott. Classes are ,ch4iduled to commesu?e June 20 and wlll run~ Auguat 15. Younptera will be separated by af • clUllftcation -from tiny, llny up tbrouab teens. For information about the CbUd.ren's Tennis Day CampcallMO.:COOO, ext. 6146. F.or adalt reu.utlon, wltb a beauutul vie.• Newport Harbor and the Pad.lie Ocean, the Mar- riott'• ten telWI eourta will be open to the pubUc Uda tum.mer. The fee is a nomlnal •per hour per court. · • Then then'• tbe llarrioU Tennis r 'Club alio open to the public. For in- formation abOut the ·ch1b or reserv- m1 cOUl'U, call SC0-4000, ext. tH6. But don't for1et -uie muJu. rniUion dOllar resort complex also ol/en dinJnt, daneinc. camaraderie and mmic lot the entire family . , The HeWY Cooker In Via Udo Plaza, tMwpon hach, la Ike• luah garden full of cooking uten1H1 and kitchen ttema. • 1 If You -Like Kitchens, \ You'll Love 'Happy Cooker' Wbat in the world 11 The Happy Cooker1 II it an X-rated book'! An Italian alnalnl in the kitchen? Or the name of a new restaurant 1 . Tbe Happy Cooker la a brand-new shop )ocated la Via Lido Plua, Newport Beach and eaten to "ever- yone who either Ukn to cook or to eat," uy1 proprietress Norma Farmer. "We sell nerythln1 for the · kitchen -from strawberry bulleri to ravioli atampa. We're ready for aummer plcn1c1 with baskets and aprons for tbe blan and 'troman." Other novelty Items IDclude ice cream 1coop1, woks and p&1ta makers. Copper pus, scales and Unena are also on display. "We're a f\W ~ lrith lift ldeu (or anyone and anYthl.DCa brief• would need,'' abe 1a,y1. The Happy Cooker 1t ~from 10 a.m. to s:ao p.m. Monday tbrouCh S•turda;v. If you're looktns for tomethina unusual -The Happy Cook• earrles the unusUal. Or•• CoHt ColltQI Is tN official recycllno center for Costa Mesa. -REMEMBER FATHER'S DAY JU~E 19th join us for a fashion show uni/lee any you may haVt seen. The latest In men '.s and women '.s attire modeled In In a donct style that's o show In Itself. SHOWTIMES Friday, June 17, 12:30 p.m.&2:30 p.01. Saturday, June 18, 11~30 a.m.&1 :30 p.m. .... I I . •. ~ ~YPIL.01' r ·,.·~1~1m ~ ,. ~ E i ~ l\t , I -fH • -· -·~:.,.;:::..r___.-~_,~~~·.ir.Jr .. ~~--rca•,._ ..... ,...., ....... _ _.., .-. Summer Weddings Overlook·. Blue Pacific . .., Victor Hugo's Provides A ·Romantic Setting In Laguna Beach Lou blossoms during summer months and this summer lbe Victor Hu10 lnn will aeatn be pleased to etve youne couples a weddin1 ceremOQy among lbe Dowers ORI'• Jooklq the romantic Pacific Oceaa. ''Our outside cue~f~des a beauWul ceremonial a and we have the capabWtles of catertni·re- ceptlons for up to 200. We bave a baker on lbe premises who deldpa wlthi,n our client'• apeclficationl," says general mana1er Jacques Mason. The historic landmark. nestJecl in the artist's colony in Lacuna Belch just off Coast Wsbway, would like to stress its reputation u a place for people of any a1e to celebrate. "W,'ve Ions maintained an lmate 11 a place of celebraUon -wbether its for a birthday or an evenint." aaya Muon, "We are not yery ex· penalve and not a formal place. Most of our penonneJ, or cast u we like to can them, are under 2S!' VlctGt Huco olfen 1peclal rates to 1rou119 ol youn1 people In their teens and 20'1, and for party or weddJnl ID· formatloa, contact tile spec:ia1 party coontiutor at 49C-9C17. A barpilt provides a romantic backdrop for dlnen on rrtd&J throc.tP Tuelday evenlnaa and a Sunday Brunch on the f.UO (eafmel Jau for all aaea. Muon H1I from Ume to Ume pltar ll:wale la tbe hJSbllctat ol Saturday eveniap. Ylctor Hugo'• ft a tr•nqun Mttlng tor wecldlnga among the now.ra. OUSE PLANTS, LANDSCAPE NTS • ACC!SSO_!!!~S ~ . ~ ~ QIU IWllQ Tiit ~ T,_.,..Ollei. a llllpoMI pllrlt wltll •• lo r ''°""' In~ ..... °"""· ....... -.YINfe. 1111.ea.• l4ANUG .. , .... ....., PUCHIN e..-o1~.._ .... ~.,Mii.Voodoo. c.-illn Cll Md ohrs, 114. .. ... _ Wed. thru Sat. ~•~"°" ._hH~ ·~orr10 . .u ... ........ -.na ___ ,_,,, ~ 171•1 UCMOOO . -..... ~aCle .Jacle House ii a personal, 1peclal- ty •tiop1 netUed amon1 the cob· blestones aod boat.a ln Lido Vlllaae. Newport Beach 1tore manager Kal1lleta Robertlon 1ay1, "We apee1allze 1n Buruiese Jade of the hlgtieat quality and offer •verythlne from lnexpen1ivt ltem1 to $.H thoUJand necklace1. '' All lt.ema are handcrafted ln the Orient and the firm 11 one of the larteat jade lmporten In the UnlUd States. Ml. Robertaon H)'I each item b handpicked ln the Orient. Jade House ia open aeven da)'I a week -10 a.m. to S p.m. Jlooday tbrou&h Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sundays. Another store la located ln Glendale and a Thousand Oaks shop wtJI open ln January. Racquets Are Hts B~siness 11We're in the racqqetl," layl Bill Hod1e1, own•r of Paramount Sportl, 333 !:. l?tb Street. COii. .... a. The complete tennll store canfea all major brandl and baa served the O~•nc• Cout area for tlve years. Another Paramount store b located in Hollywood. I matter ol m.lnuta-leavtnc the flD fnlfOf earaoor puaqer use. uyldam., wm recop1se that l1mtnl tunalture la built ID tbe best tradltiaD ot ftDe 711Cht lntedorl: all '1alble wood IW'faeee are nndabed mahotanJ, all Joints IN 1luedt worklns turfacee are formlca aDCl th•• 18 careful attention to detail in evert_ ~ ol coastruction," says lhn~ . Jlm and Wife Linda, owners And operat.on of U.. firm, aay they have "lon1 been avid campers" and de· l11ned their lurnlture to meet a apeelftc eriierta of comfort, quality Udven~ty. Jlmlnl'1 turnlahloi1 feature looc comfortable becla, stand-up cookin1, ltorqe apace and sturdy construe· Uon. •'The belt part aboul it,'' HYS Clouab." ii that you can come back from a weekeDd ol eamplnc, unbolt IDd Wt oal the furniture and put ~~er •an or truck back to work.•• Prelto-"UD·Umpert '' lloclulea and eomblnaUona of fUraltun modal• rws between $200 for • Volbwqen bed to $1,209 for C01Dp)UcomblMtloal • ror mOre Information, contact llGlhal D:derpriMt, 1001·B We.t 1'1tb ~~ Mesa, 92821, OI' call I • - ·' -, • ·South Coast VIiiage Shops Hold All types Of Gifts "Soutb Coast Vlllqe la Santa Ana can easily be referred to u The Gift Center. Whether it be tor ar8dua· lion, Father'• Day or tor ~ brlde and croom -unique and quality ,Uta are the center'• 1peda1Ues, •• said a center 1poketpersoa. The vWaae located at Sunflower and Bear Streeta, Just opposite South Cout Plaza Mall, abo bu IJl abun- dance al plants and well·malcured trees •WTOUDdln• the 70 abopl and lntematlooal restaurant.. Th1t summer u you tour tllrouda the quaint, Old English type vlllale with JU cobblatoae walkwaJI you may Jc6notberl bl celebratimi wWa • unlquetnt.uUooalflaVOI'. On Father's D97, Jae ~.:"~ ... flcottlsh bqppen ad appearlna from D00r1 anW I p.m. Oa Su.nclay, June 28, Swed.l.lh folkda- cera will appear from nocm 1IDti1 I p.m. Com~ .July 1S ancl rumdu thtouib A\&l\llt n, t.b• vmaae will ... present tta annual Mute ot Amerlca concert aeries at 7: 30 p.m. each WecllMlday on t.be VWqe Green. Tbe COGCertl are tree to the public. Alto this summer, lnformal faalllcJft ahowt are teatunll froai DOOD to 2 p.m. each Wedn~ tor ald..,alk catecllnerl. Tb• Vlll.,. celebratet ill foartll blrtbday 00 Aupat 21 wWi a ''II Skldoo, Happy BlrtlldaJ to Yo,a Day" wlth tbe Roarin' Twentlel Car Club dl1playtn1 vehtclea and a · luncti. and dinner . , ...,.. ,. . _. ..... i .... Top Qudlity Tennis Gear At Jer,ry's There are places where averaje -tennla playen 1bop for equipment and tbeD there are places where terloua P.lqen shop. lef"t1~1 Temill Pro Shop, 2728 E. Coat HWy. la Corona del Kar, ls a Nrlous player" a store. "We eater to the better tennis p,layer," aaya owner Jerry Malloy. 'Serious players are not interested ln 'ebeaptes•." J~'• ~aniet wood, aluminum and flbel'Claas and epoxy racquets priced to szoo. The moet popular Item today, says Malloy, are the Yamaha ttberstaas racquets priced from ta. Ot.ber Items in stock are men's, women's and children'• tennis clotblnc, shoes and other a c · cesaoriet. Tbe store la open seven '9•1~ a week from t a.m. to S p.m . llenct.1 t:b:roqlt Saturday and from 10 a.m. to4 p.m. oo Sundays. Malloy says the look for Summer 'n In women's eourt..wur are pastel 1badea and velouJ' warmups. Tennis dreues are sW1 the number ooe ebolce ot Oraq~ Coast ladles. Jerry's Pro Sbop alao features the fine quality. JlaUaa menswear line bJ Fila. "'Ibey u.ae ·Uibt tvoo&a in their warmup 1utta. Its a cleu. line . • . excellentltotf ••be says. " 1 enawear •tiltt are morecomervaUve. We'reHildnl a return to se>mt ot the lde• ol the })ut, but not to the old st1l•.'' ·~ Don McCulJOqb of Heck'I Hen I Store. • 'lbe firm bat been aenlnt Sovthern Calltornia for more Uaan 40 run and the Newport Be~ loe•· Uon ii in tbe Vla IJdo Plaza, M'1 Vla Lido. ''Natural fibres, 1ucb u cottonl and wools, ate 1aln1n1 in popularity ·ud Cron Creek cotton·knlt 1hht'1 and San Lucu woven -cottcln ablrta ere two ol our better nWn.a ttemt." Hid HcCullouiti. He saya the vat.cl suit remalnl the "in" look and th11 summer will M seen ln both 1abard.lnea and lllbt· wellht wontedl. Heck'• ls a full-line men'• store ADd bu two other loeatlom, one ln Whittler and The City ln Orance. Tbe atorfl are opeca from t :IO Lm. to 5:30 p.m. llooda1 throup Satur· day. (..._ __ M_A .... l.._L .... 80...._X. __ ) STIMUC"A TES In the DAILY PILOT Hickory Fenna Wiii peck Ind ship gift•. • ' DAL y Jlll..Oi ·f3 Food l!acks Preparficl For Hll<ers Gett!DC ready for a backpacking trfp Into the hi,h country? Or • cnille on the hllb seas! Or a family plcnlc? H1ct017 Farm• of South Cout Pl as a, Costa .. H•H baa loJlS of toodl• to ~ the pantry or picnic box for your summer excunion. The number one, blah· protein su1· ae1tlon u Hicke>ry Farm's own nBeef Stick." Ill a 1umpluoua sum· mer 1uw11e. U you crave a spicier blend, trf the "Sportsman's Slick." It tutea a bit like pepperoP.l. Hickory Farms offers more than 12t different varieties of cbeeaea and 1pre•d•, and, accordlns to a 1pokeainan, ••ton1 of 1nacking eracken to &o with them.'' U you cbl't have time to prepare food foe your trip, Jllckory Farms bu many different slzea and types of lift pacb for your convenience, as well u, imported candles, coodl· mentl and dry aoupa requlrinc Ollly the a~ ol water. There'• a1ao a aelectlon of jdlles and Jama and exotic blends of tea .. With coffee prices colnc up - snu1 ol our customers are really belinolna to find more pleasure ln tea/' NJd the spokesman. The real beauty for lbe camper is that JDQJt ol lllckory Farm• wide as· 1ortment of foodstuffs are ready to eat and require no refrlgerallon. - I l ' _,,. --. The lD-d.ub stereo, CB radio Md tape deck la balled as a revolutioo In the world of auto communlcationa. It put.I the unit out of vlaiblllty clil· coura,clna theft &Dd la priced from $Ht to ... ll la manufactured by Clarion and II available 1n HVeral models. · Pacttlc Auto Sound, located Just next to the Edward• Theatre •t Harbor and Adami in C.ta Kesa, Is the local d11trlbutor of the •O· channel CB 1y1tem1. The Clarion MIKE System CB featurt9 Ill own anti-theft remate transceiver. It can be mounted an7wbere out of alibt, from inllde the ftre wall to inllde tile trunk, or anyplace in·betweea. Tbe 1Dalo part of tbe MIKE. System II mountM ln the trunk and tbe microphone unit etvea full traa1mi11lon and reception perfonnance. Pactftc Auto Sound also handles a lute line of blah.quality, German Blaupunkt radio.. Featured in W. line la the new electronlc radio bUled aa tbe Ollly one on the market. Blaupankta are priced fr'olD '200 to "'1.100. Rick Klrtchart edluata Moon Unit dltplay of r.ctloa and epeakera. • OURIAIY I s·.=. $49.95 . IXOTIC PIACOCIC & CINtl CHAllS = •. 95 tq $233.95 -~.,, ...... forc• ......... -4 tpec• ~· ... tifk ................ . ................ .-~ ........ . ~ .............. .-.w. ...... Ht.laet wl"' eatr• tk•lf. twe·ltvfff ;.n.w......,.,...c..nw,....,. ..... ,..,.._., fw.lce-t.,,td .......... ........ nfttllt ..... M ..... ketio.c.w..4 ....... Ua ft. ••lllllre let t..1, .... ...., ~ ·~· .... W4WMI u .......... . ......... NeMf ....,... ............ II.cl ,.e.klll W. ......... cent· wti. ..ti. .... c....... ... ~-c....-.4 ........ ~'t=.~~~I Y.W.•& Al •• llf ntn*t ........... ~: ,_.....__ .............. .. ,... .............................. . ...................... ,..... ... ... \........ . ltUSS THOI 'IOUSWACMM ..................... r .......... rzt>•11~s111 • '· ... ' . r ,-, I•'• .... (9 ,._: T!tw!d!!y. ~ !!. ,m All Sportswear " welcomed a new addJUoa to the family: 1 health food department. featurtn1 more than 20 blni d bWk 1ratm and natural health foods. Debra Allen runa Flowert by Debra and offera complete Oorlst 1ervlcea, lncludint delive17 and cUJtom design work. Four other d•. alpen work with Ma. Allen in tbe newly redecorated shop within Newport Produce. For Information call Flow4'rt by Debra at 845·0092 or Newport Produceat~0032. Snowden Mize Str-sses High Quality ClotJ1ing "People can't be fooled. They de· mand quality and are lookinc for quality-oriented cooda." t&)'d Tom Tetsar d Snowden Mize Sports. The meo and boy's clothini store, loc•ted In the Bullock's upper wtn1 of South Cout Plaza, atocu all tbe major name• in the sportswear world. Snowden M.lu carrie• everytblni for every sport including more than 1761tyle1 ohboea. · Teuar aaya there ls a new attitude toward sporta, "People are more aware and concerned about pbyalcal fitneu. Tennis seem• to be the mmt popular sport rl1bt now l.lut we are gettini alm06t aa many customers buyln1 runnln1 and Jo11ln1 •P· parel." He aaya 1reena and &olda are tbe dominant colon thU aeaaon -in both lboea and cl0lht.D1. Other ac· * ce11orie1 are also avallable al Snowden lncludlnl ~ leather and teo- nl1 bao, backpacb, wrist banda, tennla bata and Jackets and other 1poruwear. ~ramou.nl c/korls t "EVERYTHING IN TENNIS" Special 'IENllS SAl1EI • I ~ . I I I ' 211 DALY fllLOT * Airport.er Undergoes Face Lift 11le Alrpor1er 1AD bu put OQ a brand:new face. Sprtq cl•anioJ and some ft• lentlve rec1ecorau.ni bave caUMCI the resort complex facln'. tbe Oranie County Airport to lpaBle fD the sunll&ht 'With lotl of Wah lfMD andflowen. To prepare for summertime cueMI, tbe cocktail lounce and dance floor are lar1er and .Jlnlmr BoHlo'a F1ucoe are playina nl&hU1 for ducers and Uatenert or all acee from 8'a Band aoundl to soft rock. The tlve·plece croup entertalnl Monday tbrou1b Saturday and Shona ~llhop am,. and plays piano in the Mal.n Lounae from M p.m. llondaytbroulh l'rlday. Hon d'oeuvra are aerved from 3-f p.m. Monday tbrouP Friday and . the 1moked-1lu1 Garden Jloom overlooklna the pool la a MW eddl· t.ion. Tbe Cale Continental, a foarmet dinlnl room, bAI & MW HQ, nm-. Uclookfeaturina1o~cupednf1 ricb Imported fabrtca ud a Yllw or the OUUlde paUo, lara• ap)n!dnf waterfall and ban1ln1 ftowa ev. . ywbere. . . . . .-----... EHD the botel rooaia have feh tht .-·impact cl. tbe relurbllblne ad olJ.• a warm atmolpbere wttb a com. pletely new cleeOr and all tile other am~ the resort bu toolltr. -· • Por rtlMl'Vlltlou or otbel' IDfCirllla• . tlon call 111·2770. IJke I good neighbor, &ate Fann is there. BORG RACKETS Sllght CcemetfQ der.ct -. TENNISIAIJS ....,s.c-. tu.at 4 cw ,... calfo•lt'I ..... a.we.,,, 11 •••MOft ,.....,. Newport ae.ch, le a RolnMWWMdl llftCI ...... center. Watc"•• are a tradltloital gift fol' both grad• encl dad•. . . Summer eUn1et for Junlon will commence lUDe JO and will coatinue OT• tbl aamm .. la thne w9* la• crem.a. Lde'1DQ11 beld from t a.m. to 90Clll •Ada Wedne.da7 wt b · ~·round·~.... . Brtda• ~are from '7:»10 OQ. Tutl4lp -ml&ed dclablel rOuad· rob1DI ... ftm'l4Q eventnca from· · 1-10. Nnt 1euon th• club Will LarUetpate tn tht Blll u4 u..-.,.. . ror IDfonluitkin eoncemtns tbe cUff..-b'Dll of membenblp or for resemn,-banq'9t facWtles, eaU LlndborS Racquet Club at SG-774'7. . • 'n fl'll.OT·ADVERTISER a.·D. Howes Values· tradition B. D. Howes" Son ll ln its fourth •eneratloa of aellinl fine retail jewelry and other item• for the db· erim:f man or woman looktug fort ltem1 with a traditloaal leeJ. With el1ht stores scattered tbrou1bout the Southland, the Newport. Beach location la nestled 1n tbe Udo VlUace area at 3412 Via J.Jdo. The family-owned flrm wu start- ed 101 )'ears ago with membera of the Howe family actina u pearl merchants ln Iowa. Pearls today are still one ol tho r amlly 'a 1pecla1Ue1. The Howes f amity bu been active ln tbe community of Newport Beach tor tbe 1ut p years and takes prtde ln aenic:ina tbe1r cllentele'a jewelry needs-from purchase to repair. B.D. Howe alao does custom work, .generally, accordlnt to a family apokeaman, tn the traclitioaal ot eon- aervatln veln creattn1 quality item• alway• m style. Tbe ftrm also aella the preaUJioua Patet-Pbl.Wpe Une " watches described u the ''bat tn the world and 1ood for ~ yean." Tbere are aJJo medlum·prlced ••tcbel ln 1tock 1wtable perbap1 for the fOUDI June 1rlduate. Fine china, crystal, allver and ele1at ltatlonery .,.. amq other item• In B. D. llowea extenllve In· 'l'entory. "LOVE IS THE MASTER KEY THAT OPENS THE GATES OF HAPPINESS'' . Admiral the Ufe StyJe ... Line *>·DEFROSTING REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER· Admiral . JUST RIGHT FOR TWOt - CeletnUn& lta IOU\ annivenary ln the Jewelry buslneu, Raciti Jn.U, Com~ 11 alwa11 .~ed with a mJ!Ud "unique tlft ldeaa lot dldl, sradt, youns-marrieda and about-to· bemaniedt. Tbe eJoaeout purchase of a wboleul• J.cle dealer. acCOl"dlq to a company 1pokesman, bas pro- vided tbe Coata llesa •ton with a buJe allotment or fine Burmete jacl.ite. .J• II the Orienta! symbol rcw tood luot, lonl Ute and p1osperity ud RadU'1 1tock of jade rtnp, carved pendants, bracelets, necldacea and mllc:ellaneous items makeftnelif\lfor anyone. • · "A full apeclruQl of Ja~ ll oflered, lnclud.lni rare, vibrant tones of l1"een. cold. red, lavender and blact and waut.-all priced at »percent of retaU, •• aaid the spokesman. Eapect1Uy for Fatber'a Day and ll'adu.ailon &Ula. RaeiU '1 otters One Cttben watches lo 1 varlet1 ol men's an4 women'• style.. The quartz analoc <wtth b.andl) and di.,ul re-- adout timeplecea re1ularlJ raqe from $150 to '215 and are cw·ntilly on 11J1 atJO.perceot olf. Silvtr and 1old pea and ·pencil ... Ideal &lib for dad.I and ...... are aJao CJD 1ale prtced from •.95 t.o ..... Tb• firm ia louted at 183' Newport Blvd., Co.ta llesJ and aJao olfen a but• ana1 of fine mounted u4 unmounted diamonds and o&ber' predoul ,.., -at diHount prlcea. • . , ' j i - I ' 28 ONLY PILOT Costa M@a Patio Shop Opens Door VUJqe Patio Shop baa Just com· pleted lta formal 1rancl opeolnC celebration of ill newest It.ore lo Coeta Mesa on Newport Blvd. at 17th Stre.t. The at.ore wu formerly called Town• Country Patio Shop and la tamlliar to moet area realdeiltl. and, accordina to a company spoke.man, the only vtaible chance la a tem• po!AJ'Y ~vu alp. But there'• a bit dilference lnalde. "llOlt new cuatomera are lm· mediately taken by the man)' Item offered. ln add.lUon to trl&tional outdoor patio furniture. cuuaJ Wicker and rattan tor Indoor use."' beaald. TradWooal borfsonl have been a • puded to Include dlnlnl and 1qie 1eta of wrouPl lron With spatilhl clear ._ to)l9 bleoded With the warm feellq of IOU4 ow for mart formal Mttlno. Allo on dlaplay are authen~ .Olld oak reproductlou ol the and claw table 1n all 11MI wltb sturdy preaa back chain ftnlahed ID • d~ rlcb ltaln. VW.,e PaUo opened Ill ftnt loea· tion four years a10 at tbe Oran&• Mall oo TulUn Ave. near Uncolil. Ownen Alan Sherman and 0eor,. lleHarrl1 HJ they and their famili• worted toaetlaer to~ a MEWWESTERH ... HD E GtlSH SADDLES 20% OFF ENGLISH HUHTCOATS a....a. Mla't, CNa• ••• unique 1boppioc eaperttnet for eutOmen. A compltQ MledloD t1'om a!l sq~ JOr 11 anufacturen ol U&Uty peUo Aeccirdl.DC to the 11)ffam.a. u Jturellondlnlaf.:Stbpckwto 'the ae• Costa lleu loutlon attract tbe bar_aaln •IM>P~·.:.• w.U matme.. m«o cbaniea will bt e ... u .... !DOit 4ilcrlai1na~-euuai chnt with new merc!Wldilo antvtna lurnttuncuatomer, • d.aU,. HoWever, manqer Bill Hala Tbe ftnD eamea th• brandn.illMI IDd bli IUtr PtomlH tO .malDtaln an Of Tropltoae, Tblaliae (Brown attltude fJI the friendly temce Pd Jordon Co.1 Venemen lletab, JobA· cuual atmotpbeff that bave inade Hancock Redwood, O.W. tee. Vlll8'ePatfo1uc~eaa~J. WATERPROOF HOR$! BLANKETS .AtiJH_,c.,. '25"--...a.w 931 ft -Wool LW . . .. . ... Weinert . 'Creat s Designs "We're the only custom jewelry 1tore tn Faabion Island with our own dealp shop on the premises," says Al Weinert, owner and desiper or A. H. WelnertF1neJewels. The! Newport Buch designer 1t1:e11es "communication with bis cllentele. We design with you. The rnost Important thing in custom de - 1 l1n la communication and un dentandinf. "Once you. have that -you've got it. .. He aaya it sometimes takes two in· t e rvlewa to find out what his cuatomer ls really look inf for . . Hll ldfl auccestlons for men range from desk sets, pen and pencil sets and, elthou&b he says their populari· ty la "stJll in ita infancy" -1old neck chains. A "very masculine'' and an ex· clualve item at Weicert's ls a three· quarter ounce, 2'-carat, pure 1old nugget to be worn on a gold neekchai.n. • other mate. favorites are sicnet rln,. and watches. The number one female choice is also the watch, u well u chains and pendants . W elnert auggesll starting a charm bracelet for the female and college araduate. For questlona concerning cu.st.om or retail jewelry, call Weinert'• at 6'4·2040 . ~ .t 1' .... Diamond · Yalu.es Are lncrea$ing J>l•moods have jumped ln value ~ZS percent In the Jut year and 1014 pricl9 bave risen to • reeord $150-UO per OUMe HY• Mn. Dorrie Davi.. llra. Davlea la the a11l•tant mana1er ot Klr'k Jewelers, 2IOO Harboc' Blvd., Cotta Me1a. The Harbor Center loeatlon t. Just one~ six Kirk 1tore1 located lD tbe Southland. I Other locatlou are Ill the Hunt.. ln1toa Center Mall, Runtlnston Beach, HunUnston Part, Canoca Part, BacJerock and RIYenlde. Amq lift ltema •uH..ted for l•'aUemen were watcbe1, k lialna, pen and pencU Mtl, rinp old neekchalns. nedlcbafns come ln a variety of tt11ee and lmitba and are avail• ble Jn three different tnel: 1wd· fl~ecl. eolld·1old and karat klad (MM metal with a Cold eo.er}. For ladles, Mn. Davia~ .rlnp, watebel, jewelf'J b and pm and pencil aetl. ~•an the lkora, a .-poUab .Over Jewelry, ts apedall1 popular amons fOWll people. -Klrk'• 1peclall1es ln all~ of rtni1 fncluclinl en1a1em wed· dial, liUthstone and bands has a wide variety of cema odhanct. Custom work and watch repalr ls another specialty at Kirk'•· FOR PERFORMAN~E-MINDED BOAT OWNERS DEPENDABLE . RIGGING BEGINS WITH ·~ pacific rigging -._and morfnE suppl~ SAVE20% ON ALL SIGNET INSTRUMENTS GOOD to JUNE; 30 (lnstalfatlon AvaUable) Our f~ Marine Services Include ••• 'tr COMPLETE RIGGING SERVICE ~( INSTALLATION or MARIN[ EQUIPMENT "f:l INSTRUMENTATION OF ALL TYPES 1.r DECK DESIGN ·:C CONSUL TING -ti DOCK SIDE SERVICES Visit Our New Store Display Complete l ine of Marine Products. • BARIENT • LEWMAR • BARLOW • SCHAFFER • HARKEN • RONSTAN • NICRO·FICO • MARRIMAN·HOlBROOK • MARINER • SAMPSON PRODUCTS -RIGGING and MARINE SUPPLIES - frff E1timates -RHac>n•ble Pricea -Workmanship Guaranteed Custom Gem Work FeQfured Profeaalonal Jewelers la not yow avera1ejewelry store. Tbe firm la not located in a abop-ptac c..ter or mall but in a pro. f eNlauJ buUd.l.q where eustomera deal with aemologlata oo a one-to. onebula. · Located at 20902 Brookhurst Street, Suite 2ltl1, Huntlnston Beach near Atlanta Blvd., Profetaional Jewelers offen custom del\IDJ, iem ~and appraisal services. Gema an PW'Cbued in bulk.).eep. tnc the price to • minimum tM af. ferinl nbltaatlal aavinp to clien- tele 1111 diamond cutter Jerry aarles. The firm also ls able to utllile and rework the aoJd In old Jewelry, wbether It be fowad l,p rlncl. ear· rtn11 or other pieces to 1tve a new look to outdated item•. Cu•tom weddlnc bands are a popular ttem at Profnalanal and normally tat• one week"1o 10 da)'I to complete. J(any items are tudJ· made and avallable for perusal. '1')e If.ore hours are 10-e p.m. Mon· da1 tlaroudl Frtdat and le» p.m. Sabardq. Pqr appl'alaal wort fortn. auranc.PQl"PCIH91 li'• best tocaJUor an appalntlDflQt at 963-5625. capture the wonder Of the Underwater world ••• scuba dive. • AU levels ol c.rtlftcations • Pure atr tilts • l:qufpment repair• • .W.U milntilJMd • ren~~ • Qualfty rnercttandrae for all dlv1fti> equipment Meda • Oivetrlps . . ~ •I ,. . . . ! .. - • \' ' " I l \ I I , ) ~ ~ ) \ \ ~ ~ . , ) . J I J _ ... ~ DAILY Pti.oT l ' Tustin· .. )-Saddlery· .Boo~ing · Lott and lota of people In Or:i:t• County own bones and thole in e bone tradlnfn tnduatry call it a "boo~..... . The at RumUDen's Sad· dlebaek Seddlery, 13922 Newport A••·• Tustin, have ev~ 'Ute banemaa or bonewo~ 1adcll11tolidinl1ear. .And IUQY'Or-ae CountilDI en· c:-UldlJ of ~~tlOG In Joe.t mow.. Iii fae there are_, man1 bolM abowt sebedulell fdrW. JWDJIMI', R111J1>uaten'1 ~ BU you to call them tor cletaill and fn· formatloo about where ua when the events are &o be held. Tbe pbooe .numberil•OIOO. . 1''l'bere are two types of · rldlnl 1ear -En,liab and Watern,' .. aa11 •tor• owner Jlay Rumuuen. Jlumm1en'1 carrie1 a full atock of Eqliab bffecbes, bootl, round· collared ahlrt.t, bunllna capa and everytblna else tor the "Britllh" look. Cowboys and cowgirls will find plenty of cbaf:;, levis, western sblrtl, leather la and belta and everytbtnc elu to look like 1<>metblnc out of the old West. f'roM· left: Mary Ann Sheldon model• an Engll•h rtdlng outfit and Susan Valdez I• ready-to- rid• In a Wettem en......,.. • . Be Beautiful. Inside. Outside. Develop your Intuition. creative ability and mind control through Spont..eous Meditation & Enfrtlzlng Yoga Postures by Amap• 1 .... wcr1 Yoga Arh . . . . Baba Muktananda, WOrtd r4ln()wned Sictdha Yoga Master,~ gave Judy Olsen the name AnntipUrneshwarl upon completion of her studies with· him In India, and authorized her to use his mantram; his touch • . ' ..,;;:, Nord MV Store ·opens Nordic UH ~roud to announce the IJ'and I of its newest OranJe County atore al 28682 Mar1uerlte Parkway in Mistion vi.Jo. To help make r:.ur summer en· vlroam«ltmore..J: euu.rable, Nordic Line ofttn a de selection at its IU11IOQ Vl-.lo a&ore of fmpQrted, Se~furnbhtnl •. Durfq *':C ooentnc celebra· tlon = throulh Monday, all ltemt stock at both the Kluion V~o 11:14 Costa w ... 1tort at m E. 1 Street are aD-pereen' oil. TM new ltore will oiler Scddl.Jla· vfan bedroom lurn1sbina• in addi· Uon to din1n& room aeta, wall units ud leather fw'Dllhllll•· Te~ r.oaewood, walou' and leatb~ebaaed. HYI owner Fred , in volume quantities allowtDI Nordic \9 offer the lowest price• oou..J.mc~oodl. "We have urniabed so many homes ~ have 1ucb a lar&e selee· tioo to ehOole from. Today's fubioa ll ln Scandinavian furniture. "More than ever people are aware that lta comlortable, euy to care for and the workm~p is excellent. Many ~ our tteau are eicluslvely aold tMouah Nord1c Line," be aaya. Both tM Oranie County Jocatioaa ~ Nordic Une are owned by Nordic Trenda ~Loi An1eles. Only the Mil· 1lon v1e1,o focatlon wlll feature bedroom .umllblnas. . .. · JUNE'S BEST BET f OR TH~ GRADUATE DEAR OLD DAD THE NEWLYWEDS Dinner In The MEDITERRANEAN ROOM The summer montb• present •any opportUIUUet to the resident.a ol Orance County to alt.ad ever- Jtbing from fettlvala and lbows to •ualc coocttta to lectures. Many ol these events provide out· standing family recreaUon, and, best ol all, are free. Free lectures and ahowa wltl be . presented this summer by Valley Gardena Nunery, lMJO 8rookbunt Street ln Fountain Valley, on a variety of subject• concernln• bortlculture. Valley Gardena baa been prdent- ial weelleftd and weekday lecturee Dd demoostraUona •lnce lwened approximately \wo years a10. Since that time, thousands ol peo- ple ha.e attended the lectures and lllowa and have found the nursery to be one of lbe outatandin• borticultural centers in the Oranse County area area, accord.inc to a firm spokesman. The nursery's two and one-half arrea have been permanently land.acaped with Japanese 1a.rclem nnnin& streams, tcol pond.a .;;d ether decorative ideas to assilt the bome 1ardener. There ue alao several deslgnen cm the Valley Garden staff who u - silt tustomen ln plannlnl tbelr own .,.elal •1&nteu, th• iDltallatloD ol paUos, cteeu, overtlaqa, lprlnkllna systems imd lan4ac1.pe plantma •. Nun leetwes wU1 be -.. Vln. aod SeNeD&n ~ •'Sbade 'l'rels" and wlllbe held in the nunery'a '1$- teat amph.ttbea~ at 11 a.m. on Saturday• md 2 p.m. on Sundaya. Otber "b11 event•'' will bt J .. Bonsal Sbow" July H and 17 followed by a ·~Fuachia Sito•" on Ju- ly ep and 31. Tbe "Bonsai Show'' will feature di1play1 by tbe Oranee County Bontai Society with de· moost.raUoas by Harry Hirao. The "Fuachia Show" will involve three cbapten of the Fuacbia Socie- ty who will present lectures. Accordin& to tbtt spoketman, one of the largest events of the ,ear will be the Renaissance Garden FesUval to be held August 27 and 28. Thia event will take on the at-. mospbere, costumes and related at- Utuda ol the Renaissance era atMI ~ will present various craftamen in booths ~ the nursery, u well as -~· by local 1ardeo clubs and sodetin. For additional Information re- l•rd.inc this summer'• activlUet, call Valley Gardens at 963·61'1'8. ~ ~ Children Explore New.Fields In Today's Summer Schools \ 1 - . . . • ' . •.1 • ·• I I I .. - I l 34~t4K WIG dll. and 11pphlre; 1 ct. In dl11; , '4 et TWof2 PLS ~phlres. '175 .. 44,~181< VIG hand made RubY rt~; 8 Pt~ and 1 oval SiamtJ!. ~~· Approl(. G CCI. TW 199. 15308-14t( Yi(J hfavv nugget ltYI• rif'g .. , with tooai. peridtlt, tourmallne1 end dlati. .11&9. 151~1.32 carat round, tOlltilrt. &-pf'Ol'9 141< Y/O tlffan~nt 11249. 15182-1.08 ct. round. bril. 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V /G very heavy 4 nwn plain QOld ~ding bind . • 149. BRACELETS ANO~WATCHES ME/HT-&aui11te emer1ld and dlemoiid bracelet. contains 11 pear Iha~. beautiful ~afdl, 8 85 di. TW. end 165 dias 1W 11.78 ctt. f10.5QO. I -------- eurtal • •aicl et S\&Pertllrteocll:at~ank AbbotU r.uatees voted un nhnoual1 early W~y morsaJn1 to continue IN'OYldiDI bu1ln1 for stud ota •bo Uve more lbaa two m Utt fri>m achool. M~ tbaJI 140 parent. attended 1la MPU•te public hearlnp on the pr~ed busln1 cutbacks durln1 May, school olficlal• aaJd. .Many parent.a feared the cl.It· a · w'Oukt forH atudenta to walk• c~clel beeflly travele4 ltteet1 without aldewalb. TnlltMI couide:red \h cutl .. part of a budget· trlmmtnc Pf'OHM· Abbott Al W..trieeday the dijl. trld Will save leet than •100.000 in reduced tramponatloa coats next year. "It appeara that the diatri" may Ncelve additJonal •tate • .... Busing fund•" ch cOuld be \lled !m ttant~ aaid Abbott. EarU• lhMI year, ttmtea COii· 1idtr*I a propo1al to .xtend tbe curr two.mile 1tudeol •lillbWty U'mlt to two and oe»-ball or tJne miles. Jn AIWU. Board President Don B!acAUlater dl1cu11ed the POHlW!b' o( CWCin& students tor tr.&OlportatJon • 1'be dlltrict would be required by law to ellmlnate its own tranapol'tatljm department a:ad tontract a cbarter bus COlllJ>U)' to cbar1• atudenta for lb• Hnice, 1a1d Abbott. "W• bellne H 's a •ltal Mrllc., '' aalcf Abbott. ''SolJM parenta aald their childrai would 1uffer severe bardsbipa it the limit w,aa extended." "Bee.use ot early aQd late 1cbedules and double sessions, • Ie ·ch Toi~ to Explaiii Silence , At Meadotelark Banner Towing Halt Sought 81 AOBERT a4a&Ea Ol I,_ Otlly rll-llttl A eroup o( residents concerned with airport safety is expecUd to call for a halt to banner towtag by '-"1•1l airplanes at Meadowlark Airport in Hunt· ington Beach. Tom Livengood, a spokesman for the (roup, said that a number * * * Jurisdiction : Flap ·Cited l ~n Crasli . • I ~-91 ANNB COOPD I Of••D•ll\' .. lletM•lf Confuslne. overlapping j"rtJ(llctiona appareotJy allowed ' Plclflc Aerial Advertlsln& to I olferat.e for three months out of Capistrano Airport without pro- per licensing before a company plane crubed, killing a youna ebUd. "PUotinc a plane is about like da:JvlnJ an automobile," said jay WlUcox, P..,t owner of the 1ril'port. 'l don't bave the tulthority to demand to see a pUot•a llcente any more tban J CPJlld "demand to ae6 his driver's l~nae. .!'Only the FAA <Federal Avia- it•n Administration) or ttie pp1lce c..an do that.'' The "PAA. has cited Pacific 1Aert1J of Newpo rt Beach, and pilot Albert Sibi of Laiuna Nl1uel for towin1 advertising banners without authorization SJbi la alao charced with fl.Yin& • \trthout a• commercial pilot'• 11.cenae. Attempts to question orficlals of Paclllc Aerial were referred lo an attorney who was not initially a•allable. Frank Allen, FAA chie( or tliaht standards in Lons Beach, Hid a cbeck of FAA records abowed that Slb1 held only a private pilot's certificate, lasued March, 1172, in Polnt Pleasant, N.J. That certlficate autborlaed htm to carry pasaensen, but not fl)' for bin, Allen aaJd. Jmmediat.ly alter the May 28 t~cldent, wbtn Sibi crash landed \b P4atlfl$: Atrial plane after a JMtt cable cauJbt in the tall ttrnbly, the pilot ~lalmed he h'45 a canmercial certificate, Al· lesaaald. :Jiben stbl failed to sboW up h tbe Ucen1e, FAA lnapectcn co~t1ctecl Charles Allbrlot. a.nu Ol th' advertblD• firm. ':Ji'\•tf• told UI Sibl ,.. .. tn ' .. ma.tu, 0A.tin1ald. of neighbors of the airport are meeting tonight and wm demand that the Cit y Council or the Federal Aviation AdmtnlstraUon cease the towing oper1tion1. The action-1ollowa an incident May 29 wM!l an aircraft banner u1ed for advertising fell Into power lines near tbe airport at Bola• Chica Street and Warner Avenue. A small girl was killed a day earlier when a banner·towin1 plane cruh-laned m San Juan Capistrano. Meanwblle, Huntinfton Beach officials are 1tudyln1 the po11lbility that the clty may lie able to Hvoh .th• uliae11 licen•e of the banner-towlnt com pl.fly JI it can ~·proved that lb• operation cqn1Utute1 a d•Pter to hqlth and 1af 1ty. City Attorney Don Bon!a said today there is a concern or in- verse condemnation if the clty finds It can revok~ the licen1e. Bonfa said the city ml1bt be held 1iable tor a reasonable amount o( c06t.s oC tnovtna or abutting down the business. Officials said the recent loci· <See BANNER, Page AZ) HBNune . . - ConvWtedin PotCaae PHOENIX, Arb (AP > -A Huntlnatoo Beach nurse was con· vlcted Wednesday of transport- ln1 175 pounda of marijuana from Mexico into Arizona. Edith Louise Anderson, 58, a nurse at Riverside County Hospllal, will be sentenced in Superior Court July 15. After a jury returned the guilty verdict, Judge Lawrence Doyle revoked the woman's $999 bond and ordeftd b,er to be held tn Jail pend1n1 untenctng. Accorclln1 tb testimony durtn1 the trtal. Mn. Andenon led law enforcement officers on a hl&h 1peed ~ when lbey attempt· ed to uarcb her camper truck ln May lt14. Witneaaea Hld th• woman Jumped out ol the truck and dived tnto a canal. She "" arrea&ed In Riverside In February 1t'16. • Kra. Andenon'• auomey, Tbomu A. Pace, told JW'Ol'll tJ\e witneuea were mlataken In thilr ldtnUty of the woman. 11• 1ald Mn. Andei'IOD•• truck bad._. 1to1An In .llermo.111~ Sonora, Mexko; ucHhat-som-.n• me had been flettn1 authorities. Six:~ear-old Bobby Whitehouse of Hamilton, Ont., can eas~ ~lain how his house caught on fire th1I week. You see, 1t was bis:friend, Andy. You see, there was this match on the ftoor ''and Aridy slipped on it.'' You do see, don't you? , Or.de red To Face Judge By GOY GRANViLLE Of .. IMllY ~11941 .. ff Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich bas been or· dered to appear tn Superior Court next week to show cause why he shouldn't be or· dered to answer questions asked him before the county Grand Jury. ~ Should Diedrich be ordered to answer queaUona and he refuses to o~y that order, be would open himHlf to a contempt citation. The Fullerton supervisor virtually lnvlted Monday's courtroom confrontation two weeks aco during a reportedly stormy 40-minute appearance • beforetMOtandJury. ~~that brief stint u a lril· nn1, Diedrich purportedly lnter· rupted h.la ques oning by Aliis· tant DtJt.. Atty. Mlcbael Ca~ to: -c•arse tlaat the Grand Jury'• 1lx-month probe Into couftty POlWcal practices 11 llttJe more than a poorly dialUited "witch hunt" aimed primarily at drivln1 him from office. --'HllN Caplnl and the jury of leaklnl information to the pre· 51 dafsned to ~batNSI him · and to destroy hi.I reputation. -Cblde dM Jal'7 for refusing to t.ell him what, if any, offenses be l1 1u1~ of, committing. -o. ... ce tbe Grand Jury for what he sees as its invasion o< his prlvacy and Capizzi for purJ)Ol'tec11y aaklng "peraooal" queltJona having no bearing on an lnveltigation . -Deb &M jbry to either in: . diet him or leave him alone "to carry on" with re1ponsiblliUes of biloffice. -aefaae to cite bis 5th Ameodment ri1hta a1ainst sell lncrinilnaUon when asked about a 24·b0ur viJit to Las Vegu lut October to attend aUorney Michael Remlnston's wedding -ate. Im tint, fourth and 14th Amendment rights· as just cauae to refuse to answer Caplid'a Lu VetaJ question. a (SeeJ)JED&JCB. Pas• A2) PilOt Qffen Siln:uner Ideas Today's Dally PUot brinp you a IUlde to summer llvlnC aloni the Orance Cout, Th• la·pag• llaue ol "SUmmeor Uvln1" la ftlled with word and picture ldea for famllf rtel'U· Uon and P-ertODil fm~emmt It'• also a tilt Jijl4e for peiOPle Uk• dadl, p'8dl mtnewljweda. l'or a look at 1'b.at'1 bap~ 1:oday, tum to "SUmmer LlYinl" in tQd11'1 Daill Pilot. Delly ....... ltlff ....... FACING COURT ORDEA Supervl80f otedrtch Ex-teller lililkted in S&LLoss BB Jleligion Club Nixed by Schools BytAY ONDESTaADAJ&. Of ... o.ify ~-Sa.ff U~ Beach Untoo Hi1h ~boot District offlciall have db· banded a atudent club wbicb n· plored comparative reU1lons The acuon came Tunday alter Tommye Millhouse. tbe mother of a U ·year -old lluntan1lon Beach Hi&h School student, said her son witneases students '0/,d Woman' May Hold Key To Vnivene TWNENTYNINE PALMS CAP) -Tbe Old Woman ls made of iron and at 5,000 pound.I la the second large~ meteorite ever round ln the U5lled States. The meteorite, whoae name de rives from the Old Woman Moun tains wbere she was found 50 milea from thi1 desert town in 1975, may hold clues to the secrets of the universe. said Dr Roy S. Clark. curator of meteorites for the Smithsonian Institution and head of the re· covery team. He said the discovery by Dr. David Frieberg of Twentynine Palms was kept secret because sc1enhsts feared vandaJs would damage tbe meteorile before they could eet her to the lab. A Marine Corps heltcopter will move her Frjday to Riverside where she will be displayed for two weeks at the Bureau of Land Manaiement office, then sJJced up and analyzed by scientista. • • 1 think this one landed at least a few hundred years ago." Clark said. The meteorite measure. four feet long, three feet wide and JO inches truck Froaa Page AJ JURY ..• Calle Casal. -La1una Nlauel: rellred Marine Corps colonel John R. Gill,SS,of29111AlomaAve. , -Soutla La&una : s peech therapist Barbara L. Helser. 31, or 32029 Point Place. Author Boosts Override Vote SACRAMENTO (AP) Sup porters of the death penalty bUl will override Gov Edmund Brown Jr. 's veto despite Brown's effort to torpedo the attempt, the author of the measure predicts The measure's author. stale Sen. Georae DeukmeJian <.R· Lona Beach) said Wednesday he will push to collect bla needed ZT override votes in the Senate this month. He Hid he would s&ek an A.a·• sembl,y override, wblch requires Sf votes out of 80, tn AU11u1t wben t~e lqillature returns from •um· DJ er recess. ORAMOI COAl1 DAILY PILOT "cba.nti.DC in tbe dark" and 1n medll.aUoo sessions aa a member ol tbe controveralaJ .. open forum" club. Superintendent Frank Abbott aaJd the croup was dlebanded becau.ae its members had not submitted a constitution to tru.tees for the board's approvaJ aa required of aJl campu.s clubs. "lt la teiat tor a school club to study all religions, as did this one but not (or a group to stu._dy just one religion," Abbottsaid. Mrs. Millhouse said she could not understand why Bible ~tudy and Campus Crusade for Christ groups are not aJlowed on cam· pus when the open forum aroupa are allowed. Trustee John Hundley said he wanted to question the club's ad viser , teacher John Bemall, at lhe next board meeting. But Board President Don MacAllister said, "I don't feel we have anything more to eam by questioning the teacher.•• Trustee Helen Ditte agreed. "We're beating a dead horse The club bas been dLlbanded." David MiUhause told trustees the c1ub members were taught "to imagine ourselves going out- side of our bodies." The club included lectures on Hinduism and ipvitations to at tend Tranacendental Meditation sessions in Los Ang#les, said Millhouse. "I learned the group was wrong so J got out of it,'' said the Millhouse boy. Mrs. MUlbouse said Principal Larry Lucas once told her the .. problem was resolved" when her son was "thrown out of the cla.aa." Mn. Millhouse has appeared before the school board severaJ times in the past two months to object to various activities at Huntington Beach High School including alleged Nazi and gay student clubs. School offtciaJs In- vestigated and reported no such groups exist on campus. Five Named To Huntington Cable Panel The Huntington Beach City Council has appointed five people to aerve on the board of dir«tors of the Public Cable Televialon Authority. Those selected this week are Ed Farber. Gerald Mintz. Steve Schumacher, Glen Daly iand Ed Murphy. The five will serve on a non profit corporation formed r~t· ly in Huntington Beach. Their dubea reportedly will be to over- see bond payments and to Insure that provisions or future leases are complied 1ritb. Bonds are expected to be sold soon for construction of a public cable television network atrvinl Huntln•ton Beach, Fountain Valley and Weatmlntter. Bandit Bib Gas· Station Huntfniton Beach police are 1eeklna a ~an&t wbo ~)' roroed a 1u statJon aucndent to. turn over SUD ln •mall blU. Wed· netday morn.ln1: ~ ~·w• w t.oVllme111 to the 1tud•'!hc.. aal4 11" • .. ...... t.b:ls lJ Ot>- U1aUon ot t.n. tcfto01I. '' Mn. Tau1her taJd Hunllnlton Beach Urdon Hilb School .bl• trict otndala will not allow inem· bera at her poup to lec:tun oo the caml)UMI Wlleu teaeb.en lnvlte them. School Truatee Zita Wena 1aveUed down attempt.a by Pro- Life aupporten to 1peu Ionier than the tlve minutes allowed un- der tcbool board ruJea. "We have a oroeedure and we must follow it to be faJr to every· one,"saJdMrs. Wessa. Trustees John Hundley and DortJ Allen voted to allow Pro- Llf e representatives to make tbelr presentation. But Mn. Wesaa and Tn.Lstee ~len Dille voted aaainat the ac· lion. Board President Don Mac Allister wasn't present at the time. "We will keep coming back every meetinc and make our pre· sentallon for five minutes anlil the board tees u. all," said Mrs. Dunlap. p,....p ... AJ DIEDRICH •• question he said was an invasion or his privacy rights and of no bearine on any issue before the JUry . That is where Diedrich and the Grand Jury •tood until Wednes- day when he was ordered into Judge James Walaworth's courtroom next week to show cause why -he shouldn't be or- dered to anawer Capizzi 's ques- tione. Early laat February, the multi- millionaire county supervlsor spent three boura on the witJless stand respond.ins to queetiona. Thal appearance was voJu.n· tary. When he reappeared June 1 it was in answer to a subpoena. 'Diedrich was nol ·available for comment today. However, it ls believed that the 53-year-old aupervlsor wlll ask to have tua answer to the order to show cauu heard by a j\ldge other than Walawortb. Walsworth la a former deputy district attorney who is now pre· sidinl Jud.le ot t.he criminal court and the jud1e ln ch•rae of Grand Jury attain. Last year. Walsworth spent a Las Veaas weekend with Di~trict Attorney Cecal Hicks as s inger Fr~nk Sinatra's guest. The judae neglected to hst what in effect. was a Sinatra &ifl on bi'• public con!Uct of interest statements. The attorney scheduled to represent Diedrich In court, M arahaJI Moraan. reportedly is ln Japan and ts not expected back untU lai.tbis month. Fro. PageAJ BANNER ••• dent is the only banner·toWine problem that they are aware of at Meadowlark. The item ii scheduled on the aienda for Monday nlaht's City Council meeUng. FAA official• have said that the city can have no involvement in the re&uJalJon of banner tow· ina at Meadowlark because it is an FAA responsibility. · Frank Allen, FAA chief of Olibt atandardl in Long Beach, said Wednesday that tbe blame In the ban.ner·tow1na incident lies with the pilot. and not with the company, Sky Ad.I Co. of Hunl· la1ton Beach. · Allen 1aid that the pllot, Wayne Sthofteld ol Corona, bu been cit- ed wltb non-compllance of federal retwllUon. Allen •aid Scbofleld taped a hJt4!h to th4' banner apparatus bee a use Cl vibrations. The banner failed~ releue at the airport and lnat,ad fell into the power lines al a nearby ln· tenecUon. Power ln the area w .. tamed off for a few mblut.t in order to remove the 20-paund banner. Allen 11ld he completed the lo· ve1u1~tkil Wedneaday.JU laid th• matter ti now Jn tht aana Cl th• FAA ~ •ho1Wtll d• cldt · wbetlier to take aetlon •J•hllt SCboftelcl wblch he taid c~d IMt i ftn.e « ~ tftoeatlcxl Of hU pUat'• Uceme. Bob Cannell. owner ot sty Ads Company, uld tbe •aoaer· tow1:"' wu 1ul>-contr~ to a companJ. He 11!4 bt.. dl1~onttau4id ue of th• com· p•n1'• Hnlcea "because Cl tbt bad ~R. '' (publlc telationJ). Alrpprt owner Art Nerio Hid he" lad nc> c»lbm nt on the mat. t.r. ' Joln.lll th• Board of R ent1 of the Unlwenity of canromJa by appointment of Governor Brown are <from 1 rt> ecoeomt.st Stanley Scheillbaum al Los AJl&•l • Yoritada Wada ot S Francisco end John H nlna. state AFL-CIO leadtt. (Story Pqe AU.> So viets Give More Power t o Brezhnev . MOSCOW (AP) -Jn the bit· seat Kremlin power ahutne11lnt• the overthrow Qf Njktia Khrushchev in 1"4, SovleC Com· munist party chief Leonid t. Brezhnev replaced Nikolai V Podgomy today as presldent of the Sovf.it Union. Brezhnev. 70, the nation's un- diapu~ political bola, also con· 'tlnued .. 1ener~ aecre~ry of the party. He ii the flrtt person in soviet hi1tory le)-bold t>otb the pt'eaide.ocy and tbe party leaden . .hlp almultaneously. altfroulh lit w•• president before be took the tbp party Job. Lenin. 5'alin and Khtlllbcbev all beld J:1otb the party leadership and the poat of pr.enter, a poal· tion 1UU held by 73-year-old AJex· el }'l. Kos1'1n-u .S. Sectetaty ol State Cyrus R. Vance saJd lb• 1hift wu "an· ticlpat.ed." ... "I would expect relaUona oft.be Soviet Union •nd the United States will contlnue on the aame coune and hopefully Improve ln lhe period ahead." be uld. The lhltt bad been expected since May 24, •h•n the 'l4·1•ar· old Podgorny was removed ~m the Communiat pa,t1'1 rullnt • Polltburo without uplanatJon An announceineot ' to a Joint ae11lon this mornln.( of the na· Uop'a l.~member parUament, the Su~reme Sov\et, said PodJOrnY asked to be relieved of the presidency "in conn~cti~n with bla reUrement on perunon. Podaorny was not present. Dr. Ricluuda To Quit Pro TenniA Tow NEW YORK (AP) -Transsex· ual kenee Richards plans to quit pl&yin& prQ!essional tennis and return to Newport Beach to re- sume practicing eye surgery. 111s the.New York Post. The 42.-year.old Dr. Richards, formerly Dr. Richard Raskind, recently slrned with the Clev~land·Plttsburgb Nets of World Team Tennis. But the Post said Wednesday that she has told friends she has decided to quit after !ailing another sex test. ®Q UALITY TELEVISION d OoqneU1 Jr., 15, boagt of WCXIDdS fered tn tbe lnc A bank...,. WU aboll:D tho band om~ the JUDm wa alao wounded bJ aullflre. autboritles said. Police set. Jerry Milla Hid Jlm Spoelma, man•Pr d 1be Mich!can National But to l'ran- dor Sboppln1 Center. and bis wlte ~ taken hoel•C• by the three and forced to drive to the bank. Once there, two 1unmen stayed in the car wiU> Ma. Spoelma while the third toot tbe manager lnllde. Someone inside the bank • parenUy set off a stlenl alann which brouaht police to the scene. The two gunmen in tie parkine fot were taken inlo custody immediately. . . But the eunman inside ~e bank 1rabbed two satchels &J>- parently fllled with money aod seized rou.r hostaees whom be toolt to a getaway car provid~ by police. When the car start~ pullln1 away from the ba.nk. l>o!1· nelly pulled hla patrol car-in front of the vehicle, blocking it! path .• Police conver1ed on \be cal". and gmfire wu excban&ed ln which Donnelly wu shot fatal\y in the chest. The hoetage batik employe and the gunman were also wounded before authorities made the final arrest and freed · the hostaaes Curb8 Stressed WASHINGTON (AP> -Prest· dent Carter today warned that · his efforts to establish national health insurance will fail unless rocketing hospital costs are curbed. CONSOLE COLOR TV s49911 '111elUMHIUY H2JIOW Vlnyl-<:flld metal cabinet Simulated grained W1lrw1 finish. 100% Solid-State c1111111 Power Sentry Volleoe Regulating System. AFC. We Take Trade-ins ELECTRONIC VIDEO GUARD TUNING . SYSTEM • ,~~;.;:..:::.:!~:.;..;:.:.:~:;:.::::..:::~..=::....----~~----..._-=::.::=.:.;::..::..;:::::.~~;.:;:.~~·~A--!i'---~~~~...::.;..;.;.;~.-;.~~------~;;.;,;...:.;;;.~I e . Tax Cut· Study Jam• ~to return to toaJc •• with inform• Uon rt1ardlnl ·· a tax cut would aired tbo ell)' overall. Ill memo to &M tolrDdl, Har· rinstoa dted several nqatlve ef • feeb tUt a tu cut would have, lncludina: -'l'be ttate Lq\alatuna ia con- ald•rilll property tax reUef lellalatioo. probably sometime UU. year.Uthe clty'a tax rate ls subttd.U, JOwered, tho clty mJ1bt lock Into a low ra that would not be 1u.tnd to cover apcmea as, lb• clty •· paod.slaabe 1en>ices. -A lower ra would low• the clty•1 lb.ate ot r•Ytnue lhar\na money. -A fluctuatinc tu rate l'Dleht dinulde busineaes from local· inC ln tbe city, since busineues prefer si.ble tax rates. I Silence Probed Wo~hip Holiday Diedrich Or~red to Court 81 GA.KY GRANVILLE Of IN o.iiy l"llef tt.tff Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich has been or- dered to appear in Superior Court next week to show cause why he shouldn't be or- dered to answer questions asked him before the county Grand Jury. Should Diedrich be ordered to an5wer questions and he refuses State Panel · Okays Viejo I ake Filling By WILUAM SCJIRElllER OtlMO•ltYf'li.t.._11 , ~ ,·SACRAMENTO -The 'caUfornia Water Resources Con· .trol Board voted 4 to 0 here today lto approve a $4 million Mi.uion Viejo Company plan to salvaa• its 125-acre man.made lake pro- ject. I Tb• state p&Ml enthu1 a1Ucal· ly agTeed to permit tbe mpany 1to proceed with a project that would involve removal of hi&b· salinity ground water from a tf)asin beneath San Juan Capistrano for use ln the lake. The company has proposed in· stallation of pumping stations and 11 miles oi-'plpetine to carry the bracldah water uphlll to the Jake basin, located near the cor· ner of Marguerite and Allcla parkways. The fllllng would be completed by next. summer. The drastic and elaborate plan was hastily drafted on the basis of a sugaeslion by company co!'· sultant Jack Raub, one of sue company representathes in Sacramento today. The company was forced into the unusual course of action foliowtng a March 2 order from the-st.ate water board that cut oft the supply of imported water fill· ing the lake when it was only one· third full. The state panel ruled at that Ume that the uae of 1.2 billion 111Uona of water to fill the lake was wasteful in a drousht year. But today, water board mem· t)ers offered praise for the c9m· pany 's efforts to find an alternative means of filliDI the lake that would also be beneficial to Oraf\ie County's overall water plcture. "The Mission Viejo Company plan t• one of the few pluses to come out of this -drought." aald board member JeanAutr. .. Water board Chairman John Bfysoo congratulated the com· pany for maklnc on "••· traordinary effort to nnd a way tO nu the lake and recycle fl'OQftd ~aterattbeaamet.Smt.'' to obey that order. he' would open himself to a contempt citation. The Fullerton supervisor virtually invited Monday's courtroom confrontation two weeks ago dwin& a reportedly stormy 40·minute appear.ance before the Grand Jury. DUJ"ini that brief stint as ~wit· nesa. Diedrich purportedly Anter• rupted. hi.a questioning by Auia· tant Diat. Atty. Michael Capizzi to: , Angeh Get Tun Pirehen From AP Dllpa&ellet The California Angela acquired two desperately ne~ed starting pitchers Just 1119menta before the maJor league tr.adlna deadline. They obtained: -Gary Nolan from the Cincinnati Reda for a mlnor leque ln(jelder and a player 4> be nained tater. -Ken from th6 Cblca10 White SH for pitcher Don KirtWoOd and two minor Uffl. D~ Bl. NBDentut F crees Testa ~ OverAnemd 87 A&TBUR L VINSEL °' ... .,..., flUetfgff Newport Beach dentist DT. An· tbonY Fredericlt Wolcott, whose home Police a.tlete yielded an arsenal' of outlawed mmtary cun• and explosives, will un· dergo psychiatric evaluation, it was •ll'eed in court today. The mild·mannered, scholarly appearing Dr. Wolcott, 41, was granted a continuance untll July 21 at what was to have been the start of bis preliminary bearing in Harbor Judicial District Court. Judge c.Ivln Scbmldl quickly a1reed to the UTangement re· ached by proeecutinl Deputy Dis· trlct Attomey Stuart Grant and deCente attomey Patrick Crail. Slnce bis February arrest by Newpcrt Beach police and agents of tbe U.S. Treasury Depart· ment'a Division of Alcohol, Tobacco and Flrearma, Dr. Wolcott bu remained free on bis own rteOIDizance. The lelont cbal"IU of poasessioa of a destrUctlve de· vice oft.at carry a 1251000 ball. but Dr. W9'CC>lt WH re1eued on hls •rttt.en promile to appear foe court hearinp. The Wqal w .. ponry seized u evld ace by poUce and ATF a1ent1 cannot be returned tol>r. Wolcott, of 1911 Irvine An .• Newport Beach, under any clicumstances. -Claar1e that the Grand Jury'• six-month probe !nto county political practice1J ia llWe more than a poody disguised "witch bunt'' aimed primarily at drlvina him from office. -Aecue Caplul and the jury of lealdna information to the pre· SI deslped to embarrass him and to destroy hia reputation. -Cblde &Jae Juri for refusing to tell him what, II any, offenses he (See DIEDRICH, 2a1e AZ) Hooker ' Hecklers Hooted BERKELEY (AP) A church·bUed program to pre· uure Berkeley p.rostltulea off the street. 1ot off to a tumulWOUI · atart wUh areume"ts, &am· bowin .and opJ>9fttma houUn • •11At'1 ar lUor,lbelM>Oken." More &bP JOO persons turned out Wednelday'.Jll&hl for the first "c trot" llOnl huvll1 congested Un\verslty A.venue. A dozen policemen stood by b\lt were forced to close a aide street alone Liberty Hill Baptist Church when two eroups began shoulin1 profanities at each other .. Police reported no arrests. The Re'V. W. C. Ellis, pastor of the only church alont tbe s\rl1>o- sa\d his congregation bas been intimidated "by a barrage ol foul words and actions. On Sunday mornin11, the prostitutes will. 8rab by the elbow men who are cominf_ to church and escort them ·rollie chun:h door.'' He aald the prostit~tea con- gregate during lµnct\ hwr .am! .. the evening rush hour. · "This area ii packed and we're tired ol tt," be said. Mayor Warren Widener led the Cirst patrol, destined to dis· couraee lex transactions from taking place. He said that in 1eneral about 80 percent of the prostitutes arrested are from other cities and 90 percent of the customen are from out of town. "This nel&hborhood attempted sometime aco to get rid of the street walkers by talking to them and offerln& help in finding <See BOOKEas, Pa1e A2) 3Clammen Whammiedin Humingtan e Nixed WASHINGTON (AP) - Emplo not required to give an • certain days or the week off because of hi.a re· ligious bellefa when a union seniority system stands in the way, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled today. The decision is a leeal setback ror the mlllioos of workers 1n the nation who observe Saturday u a reheioua holiday or workers whose rell1ious beliefs dictate that they cannot work on one or more particular days during the week. 'l'be declsioo reversed a lower court's .ruling that Trans World Airlines violated the Civil Rights Act of 1984 'When it refused to let Kansas City mechanic Larey Hardbon, a mf>.mber of the World Wide Ch\trch of God, have Saturdays-off. The cue had been viewed as a potenU-.1 mljor teat on tllc_cim· stltutiooality of the Civll Rl&bts Act but the Justices did not rtlle 011 that issue. By a 7·2 vote, the court aaid TWA made reuoaable efforta to accomlDOCUte Hardison'• Sab-.• batarla.n bellels. The Court alM> said •that com· panlea are not required to ac- commodate the reU1tous beliefs or one wortter at tbe expense of other worken wbo may bave to cover for the ... favored " employe. In an opinion, by Justice Byron R. · Wbjte, the court'• majority said, "Without a clear and ex· press indication from Contreas. (See woasmP, Pa1e A2> Police Seek O.lly Piiot PllOIO by Patrlclr 0'0-11 • -· RapiiI-of · Indoor Flight Sowthem. California smog flghtera will US& this two-man, high ·pressure balloon, the "Atmosat," to trace particles of pollution in an effort to learn more about where smog comes from and where it goes. Officials of the South Coast Air Quality Management District are waiting for a smoggy day and the right air currents to' launch the balloon. Meanwhile. thev are conductinlZ test ~~hts in· side one of the old blimp hangars at the Manne Corps helicopter base in Tustin. Irvine Joins Plan For Burglary-Curbs 'Irvine Woman Irvine police are searching for a man who raped ao Irvine woman in her greentree res· 1dence Wednesday afternoon after he entered the bowie on the pretense of dlscuulng real estate. Police described the suspect as betne tn .hil 30I, alx·feet. one- ancb, UO pounds. with brown hair and brown eyes. He waa not armed appar,enUy, police said. but uHd pb)'ltcal force. Otncers said the min made an appointment to ducuas a real estate transaction with the 31· year-old woman, but once Inside the boose, he forced her into the bedroom. Police said 1be ., .. forced to en1a1e lo sexual fn. ter~W"l«t arid an oral sex act. The snan left th• restaenee about20mlnutes after he anlved. · Police have not. yet been able to locate him. ol Weanao WU D, n.10~ ......... cam. a m teaee f!I "" flwe yeua iapriaoll ud a •· fta• . ..,. enad fol lowlq ca ln· vut'-•,,,_ by Ow FBJ, JC 1CT •ald. Wn B1enebenk IS IC uled to appear early next week to enter a plea before a U.S . m.,JStrate in Loa Anteles. A •poke&man for the PBI Hid •he 11 DOt currc.nUy belo1 held in custody. Coa1t Federal Savina• and Loan official Roy Greaory and ··1rre1U1aritie1 1potted durinc a routine auclit led banlc officials to contact the necessary :JUlhoritiea.'' He said the fund.• were missing from the HunUncton Beach branch at 7552 Edinger Ave., and allegedly had been embezzled between Sept. 11, ms, and Sept .l. 1976. /FrotaPageAJ CLAM ••• man and bis young son, both car- rying clamming rorka, nearby. ·'The nine clams belong to him : we were just holding them ror him," the suspect said, ac· cording to Gall. The alleged poacher turned Lo the man and said loudly, "Say, buddy, you'd better come and set your clams. We have to leave now." "No, they're not mine." the bystander protested. "We Just got here. We're not even wet yet. And we'll dlg our own clams, thanks." Despite this denial and Gall's umuaed skepticism. the suspect continued to Insist that the nine clams belonged to the new ar· rival, and again tried to get him to accept them. "Look, friend, don't try to glve me your overllmit," the man sail!. "That fellow wrtUni you a ticket I.a a game warden, right'> Well, IS() am I." And so he was. In a spectacular display of bad luck. the suspect had tried to evade the law by enlisting the aid of state Fish and Game Patrol Capt. Doug Buchanan, who had taken his son lo the beach to introduce him to clamming. In the en.suing silence, Warden Gall finished writing his cita· lions, handed them to the three suspecta, and reburied the'29 overlimit clams in a sand bar. The case of the unfortunate clammers la scheduled to be heard June 20 In West Orange County Municipal Court In Westmtnater. O.ellt ~li.t Jlelf 1'1114• Al'RIL COURTUAE (LEFT) AND LIZ FIAL CL!AA NEST 81T1! In NewpOrt Beach, A Oood Turn for th• L•Ht Tern A 'Good Tern KUJA Provide Birda' Neat Twenty-five teenaiiera came to the beach in Newport Wednesday, bUt they weren't armed with the usual beach towels and suntan oil. They are member• of the California Conservation Corps, a state program to provide summer jobs (or youths, and they came to Newport Beach ftom a CCC base ln Escon· dido to work In the Upper Bay wildllfe preserve. IN A PROJECf COORDINATED by the State Depart- ment ot Fish and Game. the teenagers spent the day clear· ing brush Off the northern half ot Shell maker Island to make a nesting site rer a small black and while shore bird, the least t.em. Because the tern haa not been able to adjust to the en- croachment of man, it is on both the state and national en· dangered species Ust. A SPOKESMAN FOR THE fish and game department said the northern part of the island wu stripped o( vegeta· lion becauae the terns will nest only in open areas where they can see all around them. "Of coures," added Russ Goodrich, "there's no 1uatantee the birds will use It, bUt at least lt will be availa- ble." • DIEDRICH SUMMONED ••• 1s suspected of committing. -Denoa.ace the Grand Jury for what be sees as its Invasion of his privacy and Capizzi for purportedly asking •'personal'· quesUons having no bearing on an investigation. -Defy the jury to either in· diet him or leave him alone "to carry on" with responsibilities of his office. -Refuse to cite his Sth Amendment righta against self incrimination when aaked about. a 24-hou.r visit to Laa Vegas last October to attend attorney Michael Remington's weddln,e Diedrich was not available for comment today. However, It ls believed tbat the 53-year-old supervisor will ask to h"e hla answer to the order to show cause heard by a judge other than Walsworth. W alswortb i1 a former deputy district attorney who ls now pre- siding judge of the criminal court and the jud1e In cbaree of Grand Jury affairs. Last year, Walsworth spent a Las Veras weekend with District Attorney Cecil Hicks a1· singer FrlftlltSlnatra's 1uest. Author Boosts Override Vote -ct~. b1t first, fourth and 14th Amendment rights as just cause to refuse to answer Caplui's Las Veias question. a question he said wu an lnvasloo of bis privacy rights and or no bearinf on any l.asue before the jury. The judge ne1lected to list what, ln effect, was a Sinatra gift on hla public conflict or interest statement.a. The attorney scheduled to represent Diedrich ln court, · Marshall Morgan, reportedly is in Japan and Is not expected back until late this month. SACRAMENTO (AP) -Sup- porters of Lbe death .,.nally bUl will override Gov. Edmund Brown Jr 'a veto desplte Brown'• effort to torpedo the attempt. the author ot the measure predicts. The measure's author, state Sen. Geor1e Deukmejlan CR· Long Beach) said Wednesday he wlll push to collect hl1 needed 21 override votes In the Senate UUs month. He said he wo11ld leelc an As· sembly override, wbtch requires ~ votes out of 80, ln Au1uat when the telblature returns from sum· mtrrecesa. OftAHO!COAIT That is where Diedncb and the Grand Jury atood unUl Wedn~· day when be wu ordered tnt.o Judge James Walswortb's courtroom next week to show ea use why be aho\.lldn 't be or· dtrtd to &n1wer Capizzi'• quea· tlona. Early last February, lhe multi millionaire county aupervitor 1pent tbree hours on the witneu stand respondlna to questions. That appearance waa volun· tar1. When he reappeared June 1, It wu in answer to a subpoena. Irvine Council, School Board -Pliiii Mei;ling p,...p_,,.AJ WORSHIP. • • Graduation at University Hl&h School Wednesday night turned out to be a joyouJ occasion for three people who wereo 't even part of Ule trad\UltiDI elua. The Hlllors caw a cold ••teb to principal Vic SherreiU and i.o round trip Uckets to HawaU for senior class advisers Phil Quon and Sandy Shipman. "It waa a complete surprise," Sherreitt aald today. addlnl that he Is thrilled with the sift. The back of the watch ls ln1cribed, "To Principal Vic Sherreltt, from die Class ol 1977." This is Sherreltt's last year as Uni Hifh principal. He requested reassignment to a counseUne position at Uni to allow him to spend more time with bu family and more tline with studentl, rather than paperwork. The two clua adv1stn have worked with the cla11 of um slnce they entered Uni Hl&b four years aio. "There's no precedent here at Uni for giving gifts to advlsen. lt seems like it was a spontaneous thing," Sh.errelttaald. The seniors apparenUy took up a collection for the gtrta. An amount waa not set lot' the con- tributors, bu\ with I claas ol 513 -the largest ever to graduate 1"' l(fMltlUY H2JIOW from Uni High -they were able to eat.her enouih money for the w atcb and plane tickelll. r ..... r-.AJ HOOKERS. • jobs," be said. "ntey didn't have ~noup peol)le U> 1u1tain tho ef· fort. We belleve University Avenue belongs to the whole city and uked other nel&hborbooda to aend volunteers.'• Three women who said they were prqstitutes mixed with the crowd, complaloln& bitterly about the patrols. "I'm hunarY and I can't work tonight," said a woman who call4',d herself Deborah. "We have to earn a living. I wonder what otMr poor people they wiU dlscrtm.tnate against next.'' Another hooker, sporting a but- ton saying ''Do It," said 1be would "rather be working, feed· ing myfamlly. We'rejuatpeople, you know." All the women said they would be back at wort "as soon as all tbeae people 10 home.'• About one-third of the crowd about.eel pro-prostitute chants. ®auA~IT:Y TELEVISIO~ , •• ••••b: • 5.1, ., Li.De• 1ewl4e '°' l'r'oit. 41,. of ~73'l A~ JADe: A'fOCl aalawom&Jl Yw nae I. MtOee, JO. ot ST L.nrelhant Drive; bou.sew1f) Grace ff. W -c.bell. ~. o1 '41'1 We Cl'aceDt. and computa-pro,nmmer Bftaard l . Thielen. ... ol 1'301 La Mete Lane. -Newpwt Beacll: boapltlA teachiot uslltant Loretta S. Hellwl&, 37, of 014 W. Bal~ Blvd.; aeronutronlcs en1lneet JohD J. Kaudson, "· of 5_4f Bay wood Drive; retired Pacl~f Telephone executive Ale Schvan, 63, of !H9 36th St .. an property manaser John Storch, 80, of 2S08 Marino Drive~ -Wealataater: Fountai Valley acbool district aide Kay , Burbln, 42, of 15781 Condon Cre&; cent &pd housewife Lucila 0. ~ in&,47,olS152VailecitoAve. : -Seal Beach: real estat• broker Geraldine A. West, 47, of 1201 Electric Ave. • -MlsalGa Viejo: retired civil servant Joe E. Greve, 64, of 28~ Calle Casal. ; -La1aaa Nltuel: reUreO Marine Corps colonel John ~ GUI, SS, of29111Aloma Ave. • -8ouU1 La1uaa: speec~ therapist Barbara L. Heiser, 31; of 32029 Polnt Place. F,.....PageAJ TAX ••. . yet released bis assessmenq tlgur• for the year. ' But he said that the averag& homeowner in lrvme would pro~ bably receive about a 10 percen~ hi1her assessment, with some' homeowners being assessed: higher and other1 lower. ' 4LLn~2i'*.''.6 ~ '"' · · 10D% SOLID ST«TE ' . CHROMA<OlOIII CONSOLE COLOR TV 23~~-L $'~~~ Vtnyl-ctld metll e11blnet. Simulated gf'llned Walnut 1tn1sh 100% Solld·Slate Chassis Power Sentry Volleoe Regulet~ SY9ttm AFC We Take Trade-Ins El:.!CTAONIC VIDEO OUARD , TUNING SYSTEM • Oelly .. llM ......... ,..0'0-11 SCENE OF SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO PLANE TRAGEDY MOMENTS AFTER CRUM KILLED GIRL. 5 Investigator• Shown In Foreground, C~eno'• Troy Home• In B•cqt'CKfnd Clemente Budget Aired Councilmen Weigh 25 Percenl lnereaae ·BERKELEY <AP> -A church-based pro&ram to pre· uure Berkeley prostitutes off the .treel! got off lo a tumultuous •hrt with arguments, tam· bounnes and opponents shouting, · :'Let ·s hear it ror the hookers." : More than 300 persona turned out Wedneaday night ror the rim ·~miens patrol" aJon1 heavily con1eat,.ed University Avenue. A dozen policemen stood by but .were forced to close a aide street «:long Liberty Hill Baptist -Church when two groups betan 1ltoutlng profanlUes at each otber. Police reported no arres'8. The Rev. W. C. Ellis. pastor of ~· only church along the atrlp, .. l\S hll e-.re1atiob hu been Intimidated "by a barra1e of foul ords and act.iont. On Sunday CJTnln11. the prostitutes w1lJ gtab by the elbow men wbo are eomlns to church and UC\()rt m t.othechurcbdoor." "-ff• aaid the •pro1Ututes con- e1ate durtn1 lunch hour and Hen11ii 1'U!lrbour. -•'l'hls area ii packed and we·re tti'ed Ol it,'. be 111d. Xuor Warren Widener led the t atrol, dealgned to dts· cqurq seJt tnuactlona from ~ place. He aald t.bat 1n al abOut IO percent ol th• prostituto -a"tl'ffted are from other cities and to percent of the cuatomers are from out or town. · "This neiabborbood attempted sometime a'° to 1et rid of the street walken by talking to them and offerin&~ help ln flndln& jobs," be said. "They didn't have enoulh people to sustain the ef. fort. We believe University A venue belongs to the whole city and asked other neighborhoods to send volunteen." • ID BJ ANNZCOOPU °' • ....., ......... Coafu1tn1, o•erlappln1 Jurhd.lc11om apparenUy allowed .Paclllc Aerial Advertt•llll to C)IMtJ>at.a fM lhrM monthl out of Capistrano Airport without pro- per Ueeasln& before a company plane crubed, killlnl a fOUDI child. .. Ptlot.lna a plane lA about like drtvinlu a11tomobUe," aald Jay Wlllcox, part owner of the ' airport. "I don't bave tbe autbcrit)' to demand to aee a pUot '• Uceme any "more &ban I eould deinand to aee bis driv•'• llceDM. "Oaly the FAA (Federal Avia· tlon Adminiatratlon> or the police can do that." The FAA bas cited PacUic Aerial of NewJ><>rt Beacb, and pllot Albert Sibi of t.acun• Ni1uel for towing advertislns banners without authorisation. . ,. . Sib ls also cbarced wltb Oytnc without a commercial pilot'• Uceftlt. A.ttem-pta toJuestioo ofllcials ol PllCll\c Aert were referred to an a~ who was not lnitlally nallable. Frank Allen, FAA chief of ni&bt standards in Lon& Beach, Hid a cbedt ol FAA records showed that Sibi held only a private pilot'• certificate, issued (See caASll, Pa&e AZ> Silence Probed Diedrich · OrOOred to Court By GUY GRANVILLE Of ttll o.lly l"llet lleff Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich has been or· dered to appear ln Superior Court next week to show cause why he sbouldn 't be or· dered to answer questions 1asked him before the county Grand Jury. Should Diedrich be ordered to answer questiona and he refuses to obey that order, be would open himself to a contempt cltatioo. The Fullerton supervisor virtually invited Monday's Hot Cycle Identifiable San Clemente police should have no trouble ldentlfyln1 Harold Lath.,~• m=J•:t 42$-A Monterey Lane Wed· neldlly, a UirU up ba the city. Haiid·i>alnted on the caa tant;Luhbrook told them, ta a picture of a nude woman. Iagnna Cops Probe Dog Poisonings The poilohloa deat.bl of three dop in oortb Laauna Beach are under lnvesti1ation today by the Lacuna Beach Police Depart· ment. ·Police have found a partially consumed bot dog laced with red pills. The pills are being analyzed by the Oran1e County Sheriff's 'Department crime lab. No findln& bas been released as yet. In addition to the tbree dop killed in the north end of town, a fourth wu polaoned at • bome alone. Temple Terrace. A fifth doa, whose death was attributed by the owner to natural cauaea, may also have been pobloned, police 11id. Shawn ChrlateJteen, animal services officer, sald the pol.son· in& posed a hazard to amall children wbo mlaht believe "lit- tle red pill.I" were candy. Two cl the deaths were to dot• in the ~ block of San Joaquin Street. ' Mrs. Chrl1ten1eo 1u11eated that p.t cnimen could ald police ln the lnv.U,atJoo by reporttnc 11 tbq have bad pets exhibit ll«n• ol tuddeo, 1evere and unex· plained Ulne:ll, dr mysterious de· atb. courtroom confrontation two weeks aao during a reportedly stormy 40-minute appearance before the Grand Jury. Durin& that brief stint as a wit· ness, Diedrich purportedly inter- rupted bis questioning by Assis· tant Di.at. Attyr Michael Capizzi to: -Clluce Uta& the Grand Jury's six-month probe into county political practices ii UWe more than a poorly dis1ui.sed "witch hunt" aimed primarily at driving hiui from office. -Aceuae Caplul and the jury of leaking information t.o the pre- ss deelened to embal'l"asa him and t.o destroy his reputation. -Cblcle &be Jary for refuslne to tell him what, if any, off en.set he is suspected of commtttin1. .,.,.._. the Grand Jury for what be sees u its Invasion of bis privacy and Capizzi for pllrportedl)' uking "personal" questions ._.,m, no bearing on ~ invettiiation. -Defy the jury to either in· diet him or leave him alone "t.o carry oo" with respoosiblllties or biloffice. -aeraae to cite his ~lb (See DIED&ICH, P•ge Ail Trybtg ~ard.~r Yiet Refugee SC Valedictorian B7ANNIXOOPE& Olt190efly ...... SMlft Chi N~'a beavy Cll8N load t San a.ente 11igh StbOot to make up CredU. Jolt ln the Viet- nam arWtt hasn't hurt her gad• avera1e.. Sbe la to 1raduate toniibt as clus valedictotian. Two years a&o Mils Nioyen'• fat.her, Xl.!Ollg Ncuyen, decided bu family would leave t.be re- ruaee compound at Camp Pendleton u quickly as possible. "I told other Vietnamese at Camp Pendelton we should not isolate ourselves, but move into the mainstream of the American pqpulaUon," Nguyen said. "I dit!n 't want to bang back and wait for someone else to pave the way." Miss Nguyen said she was vRi-(rlgbtened when sbe start school at San Clemente. The ye~ •he bad a· few Amerl~an frlendJ. "Everyone was friendly and helpful, but they didn't want to spend time with someone who speaks Enelish so slowly," she said. '"Ibis year was more com· fortable -I was treated like another American.·· Nguyen said his family left Satcon with next to nothinJ. "I carried my brlefcue, the children bad their school bag9 and my wile carried her pune," he said. "Consequently, when we arrived at Camp Pendleton, we had to &tart building our lives over, from the iround up." Nfuyen 1atd be was once a teacher ln Vietnam, but because be brought with him no prool of credentials, be has bad to -ork aa a teac?hn's aJde at Marco Forster Junior Hllh School in San Juan Capistrano. Mu. Ncuyen worka aa a aeamstrea. Hl• four daushtera and Illa son dldn't brtn1 school records either. but even U tbey bad, the recordl wouldn't have meant much, huaid. ~ "The IJ'adinl aystem b IO dJ!. ferent, there'• no comp.n.on,•• be said. "In Vietnamese scbOoll it i. neatJy tm~lbli to ~et an 'A.' Even Vtr/ 800d ~ta ·~t 'B'a' aDd 'C's.' • Straalht'A't'areiinheUdOf." MlM~IU)'eo wu able to take tat.I fat credit at San Clemente Delly 1'11.t ........... $HE LEARNS FAST Clemente'• Chi Nguyen Hilb in aome areas, ibcludln& French and music. She made UP.. for lo.t etedlts by taking eight academic subjects 1 term in· stead ot the usual alx, she said. "I Nally wasn't any buaier th&J\ my linnds, because maztr of them work after school," aald Mtat Npyen. "Jdon•t kave ajob, but I do help oUt at home. I am rupotl.lible lor· matlnf meals, slnc• both my parent.a are work· inJ." . rn addit.lotl to her academic ex-· cellence, Min Ntuyen bas also r~tived recoanJUo. foT he ou1· 1taQd.inl abllity aa a planlJt.. She waa 'fOted outataDcli.na •~ dent of UM yea~ by ber orchestra clu• and won flnt place in the senior dM1lon of an Exchance Club cocupM;ltJon. • (SM VIST, Pap AJ) o . '[ ..-Ve aturday • boltdaJ or WO'Pktrt • w rclic.ioua t>.IJ.era dictato \hat OMy can.not work on one or m.-. pVtlcular d.aya du.rtna th Weft, The decblon Nvenflt a lower towt'a ndinl Lbat Trana World Airlines Vlol•t.d the CivU RlJbf.a Act ol 1914 wh n It refuted to let Laguna Sluuu Help With City's Kelp Tbe l..aluna Beach City Coun· cit brushed ukie a plea for kelp help Wednesday. Terry Brandt, municipal servicea director, told the council 50 much kelp wu W•Shed ashore durtna the recent heavy surf, that the city's re1ular main- Services Set For Laguna Woman, 91 Funeral services for Laaunan Margaret Mccreery wlll be held at 9 a.m. Friday at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Laguna Beach. Mrs. Mccreery, 91, died May 30 at a nursane home. ten.nee proeram was swamped. Brandt aaked for SZ,200 to blre a contractor to remove the huge pilea of rotting seaweed from lhe sands. Mayor Jon Brand said that with expansion of the kelp ~ off the coast, the city could spend illelf broke keeplne the beeches tidy "It's going to smell," warned Brandt. "Then, let's get rid of It right away," suegested Councilman John McDowell. A motion to spend the money failed, however, on the "no" votes of Councilmembers Phylhs Sweeney, Sally Bellerue and Carl Johnson. "They'll change their minds next week, especially if we have an onshore wind," quipped one counci~bserver. • Ka •u Cil1 mechjhlc t.atry H&ntlson,amemberotth ortd Wide Church of God, have Saturdays oil. Tb• c.,. had been viewed a.s a poteoUal ~or tat on the con· allluUonallt,y ol lhe Civil Ritbts Act but tb4t Juttlcea did oot rule on that blue. By a 1.z voi.. the court aaid TWA made ruaonable efforta to accommodate Hardison'• Sab· batar1an beUela. The court alto aald that com- panies are not required to ac- CODlJXlodate the reli1ioua beliefs of one worker et the expense of olber workers who may have to cover for the "favored'· fl:Ploye. 1n An oplnioo, by JuaUce Byton a. White, tbe court's majority said, "Without 1 clear and tx· pre11 indlcatJ.on from Congrees, we cannot agree with Hardison ... lhat an a1reed-upon seniority ayatem must 1lve way when · nec•saary to accommodate re- ll1ioua obllervances.'' The Equal Opportunity Employmeni Coinmlsslon, set up by the Ul64 law. interpreted the religious diacrlmin&Uon pro- vision of the law t.o mean that employers mUJt undertake af- flrm ati ve efforts to accom· modate an employe's reU&lous beliets when· such accommoda- tion would not caua.e "undue hardship." The court said today that anything more than a mlnimal cost to the employer would be an undue hardship. Mrs. Mccreery, a resident of Laguna Beach for 27 years, was 11 former president of the Laguna Beach Garden Club and an acuve member of Alliance f'rancwse. She WJlS .active In volunteer work durln4both world wars Bunal is al Holy Sepulchre Cemetery m Orange. Fr. Patrick Berry of St. Catherine's Church 18 the officiant. Co11ncil Members Add to Davey Fund The deceased ts survived by sons, Forbes Mccreery of Webster Grove. ~laaouri and Henry JdcCreery of Sea City. Calif. The family suueated dona- tions to the Catholic church memorial fund. Arraniements are dfrected by Sheff er Lalluna Beach Mortuary. Impropriety Told DE'l'ROIT (AP> -Ford Motor Co. disclosed today that It m"ade improper payments totaling $250,000 in foreign countries dur- ina lln4 and 1975 Members or the Laguna Beach C1ly Council dug into lheir own pockets Wednesday and together will donate $100 to the Danny Davey fund. The fund was started after the traffic accident which involved the popular deliveryman last Wednesday. Davey, SI. was reported "do- mg very well" today at South Coast Community Hospital aub- antensive care umt. The rund to aid Davey was begun by Miuion Viejo resident Frank Wood at El Toro branch of Mission Banlt. Wood opened the trust account and made an initial donat1on of S300 after reading in the Dally F,....PflfleAJ DIEDRICH SUMMONED. • • An:iendment right.a a1alnst sell incrimination when asked about a 24-hour visit to Laa Vegas last October to attend attorney Michael Reminaton's weddlna --cite hla first, fourth and 14th Amendment rights as just cause to refuse to answer Capizzi's Lat Vegaa question. a question he said was an lnvuion of his privacy riehts and o( no bearing on any i11ue before the JUry, That la where Diedrich and the Grand Jury stood until Wednes- day when he was ordered into Judge James Walsworth 's courtroom next week to abow cause why he shouldn't be or- dered to answer Capiul'a Q\.les- tions. Early laat February, the multi- millionaire county aupervisor spent tJ\ree hour• on th• witness stand respondlnttoqueatlo.os. That appearance wu volun- tary. When he reappeared June l, ll was In anawerto a subpoena. Oft A HQ! COAST DAILY PILOT Diedrich wu not available ror comment today. However, it is belleved that the Sl-year-old supervisor will asJ< to have h~ answer to the order lo show cause heard by a judee other than Walsworth. Walsworth ia a former deputy district attorney who ia now pre- siding judge of the criminal court and the judge in charge of Grand Jury a/fain. Lut year, Walsworth spent a Laa Vegu weekend with District Attorney Cecil Hleu as sln1er Frank Sinatra's gueat. The judge oe1lected to Jist what. in effect, waa a Sinatra am on bi• public conflict of lnteresl statements. The attorney scheduled to represent Diedrich ln court~ Marshall Morgan, reportedly hr ~ in Japan and is not expected back unlll lat.et.bi& month. F,...PageAI VIET ••• M.lu Nguyen. who ls 17, said sbe would like to.atudy-mustc at Chapm-.COltege, bUt ber fpther want.I her to study chemlllry at UC Irvine. Where she 1oes to •chool next year depend& on wblcb school offers the better scholarship, ahe said "We are thankful t.hat our cblldren have an opportumtj to develop their talent.a I or tho 1ervtce ol t.helr oew country and tor bu inanity," Nauyen eaJd. "When 10" drop every material thln1 -home. fortune, eMt)'t.htu -fQf aomelhlnc u nebuloqs u freedom, then JOU realbe how preclOUJ freedom re· any la." Piiot about Davey and his work helping the Hopi and Navajo In· diana. He had never met Davey, hdwever. So far, S3Sr7 bas been received by the fund. The cl,ly council hailed Davey's philanthropy and no tax money is involved, Mayor Jon Brand as· sured the audience. 'Ole dona· lions are by the individual coon· cal members 15 on Coast Tapped for Grand Jury Fifteen Orange Coast residents have been named by Superior Court judaea in a list of 30 nomlnatlona for service on the 1977-78 Oranae County Grand Jury. The new 1rand jury will be formed July l when J9 names will be drawn from the ballot box In ceremonies scheduled for Judge H. Warren K.nigbt'1courtroom. Judae Knl&ht will serve u the court's liaison with the new grand jury. Judae James H. Walaworth, who b.eld that post with the W76-T7 trand jury, will discharge hit panel during the ceremony. Seven Oran1e Coast com- muniUes are represented ln lhe list of nomlnatlona wilb Hunt· ln1ton Beach provldlng five can· d1dates. Four nominees Jive in N'ewport Beach, We1tmin1ter provides two and Seal Beach, MiasloP Vie- jo, La1una Nleuel and South Laeuna provide one each. The Oran1e Cout nomioees are: °""""'~ WHEE&. SHOWS SITE OF FATAL CRASH LANQtNG - Plane• ~·•vlnt Airport Ar Above C1Mk Cblannet ,, ...... _ PLANE CRASH ••• M arcb, wiz. In Point Pleasant, N.J. Tba\ certitieate autboriied him to carry pauea1erl\ but not l'"""P"fleAJ CLAM ••• -' I thanlca." Deaplt.e tb1t denial and Gall's amused 1kepticl1m, the suspect continued to lnalat that the rtlne clams belonaed to the new ar- rival, and again tried to aet him to acaept them. "Look, friend, don't try to give me your overUmtt," the man said. "Thal fellow wrUJn1 you a Ucket II a tame warden. ri1bt? Well,soaml.'' And ao he wu. ln a apectacular display of bad hack, the auapect had tried to evade tbe law by enii.1Una the aid of state Fi.ab pd Game Patrol Capt. Doue Buchanan, wbo bad taken hia ton to lbe beach to lotroduce h1m to clamnUn&. In the emuln' silence, Warden Gall flDisbed writ.in& his cita- tiona, handed them to tho three suspects, and reburied the 29 overlimit clams in a sand bar. The case of the unfortunate clammers Is scheduled to be heard June 20 ln West Orange County Municipal Court In Westminlter. Angell Get . Tiro Pitchen From AP Dl.lpa&ehe9 The California Angela acquired two ~aperately needed atarting pitchers Just moment.a belore the major league tr.adlag deadline. 'lbef obtained: -Gary Nolan from the Cincinnati Reds for a m'nor le41Ue inftelder and a player to be named later. -Ken Brett from the Chicago White Sox for pitcher Don Kirkwood and two minor leaguers. Details, Page Bl. ®QUALITY TELEVISION CONSOLE COLOR TV . lll9 ICIMIHLIY HJJIOW Vinyl-olad metal cabinet Simulated grlllMd W1tnut finish. 100% SOhd·St11re Chass1s'Powef Sentry Voltage Regulatlng System AFC We Take Trade-ins s499n .. ELECTRONIC u VIDEO GUARD 1 TUNING SYSTEM . "Everymo WU hitndl1 and Mlpful; but tbey didn't want to spend Unio With 10mtooe wbo apeau Englilh 10 alo•ly," ebe aald. •'Thia yeu wu more com- fortable -I wat treated llle uotber American ... .Nsuren 1aJd hi.I family Jeft sts10C1 With ne~ to nothin1. "I carried my briefcase, lhe children bad tbeir acbool baas and my wtle carried her purse," he Hid. "Consequently, when we arrived at Camp P.adleton. we bad to Ila.rt bUlld.ln1 out lives over, &om the trouod up." Nfuyen 1ia.ld be wu once a teacher in Vietnam. but because be bf'OUO\ With hliil no proot Of credent.fa&. he has had to wort as a teacher'• atde at Karco Fonter Junior Hllh School 1n San Juan Capistrano. Mra. N1uyen works u a seamstress. Hls four dauehten and h1I son dtdn~ b~ 1cbool records either. but .Ven it ~ l'lad, tbe records wouldn't bave meant much, buakl. t • ''Tbe &ndinC 1yatem is ao dif. !erent, there's no comparison.," be aaJd. "lD Vietnamese scbools it IJ nearly impouible to 1et aft 'A.' Even very good students cet 'B'a' and 'C's.' StraJ.«bt ·~·s• areunheardol." llisa llcuyen was able to take t._ta foe credit at San Clemente Hilb 1n some areas. includinc French and c. • \JP lor I t cftdltl by tatln1 t ad.iSemle bJeetl a 1 m U.. 1t•ad tl the uaaal abc, 1ho 1ald. "I really •un't any buaJ than m,y rlrendl, beeaa• ~ of thei:n work after school,' aaJd Mias Npyen. "I don'l h-.ve a job, but. 1 do belp out at home. I am responsible tor maklnl meals, since both my parents are work· lna." (See VDT, Paae AZ> Die· ·ch ·'rold to Explain sqenee I :: 15 on Coast Eyed for Jury Fifteen Orange Coast residents Jltve been named by Superior Court judges in a list o( 30 nominations for service on lhe 1977-78 Orange County Grand Jury. The new erand jury will be formed July 1 when 19 names will be drawn from the ballot box in ceremonies scheduled for Judge H. Warren Kni1ht's courtroom. Judge Kni1ht wlll serve as the court's liaison with the new srand jury. Judge James H. Wal1worth. who held that post with the 1976-77 grand jury, will dlacharge his panel during the ceremony. Seven Orange Coast corn· munities are represmted in the Ust of nominations with Hunt• in1ton Beach providing five cao-didates. Four nominees live in Newport Meach, Westminster provides two and Seal Beach, Mission Vie· Jo, Laguna NigueJ and South Laguna provide one each. The Orange Cout nominees are: -H• a tin cto• Be acb-: housewife Rutb E. Finley, 5.1, ol 16161 Angler Lane; housewife Mar1ot K. Frost. il, of 15112 Aulnay Lane; Avon saleswomal'l Yvonu 8. M~O... 30,-of t711 Laurelburst Drive; housewlfe Grace R. Winchell, 39, of .. U Weber Crescent, and computer pro1rainrnet rd J. Thielen, '4, of 11301 La eta Lane. I : • , By omua a. VINSEL -Newport Beach: hospital teacblne assistant Loretta S. Hellwig, 27, ot 914 W. Balboa Blvd.; aeronutronics en1ineer Jobn J . Knudson. SS, of 548 Baywood Drive; retired Pacific Telephone executive Alex Scbvan, 63, of 519 36th St., and property manager John A. Storch, 80, of 2l508 Marino Dnve. °' .... o.11• ~ ... , .... I· Newport Beach dentist Or. An· ihony Frederick Wolcott, whose !.ome police allege yielded an arsenal of outlawed military l ,&001 and explosive., will un- :derso psychiatric evaluation, It :W.• ~ ln court today. · 'l'he mUd·l1)annered, scholarly ·a.,pearinJr Dr. Woloolt, 4.1, wu I arintecJ a continuance unUl July ~.-What was te ftaye been the I •Cart of his preliminary hearin1 hi ·Harbor Judtcial Diatrict Court. ;Judie Calvin Schmldt quickly (Jrud to the arr1n1ement re- ached by prosecutina Deputy Di•· tr\ct Attorney Stuart Grant and defe111eattonte)' Patrtdc Crall. Slnce hla February arrest by ljewport Beach police and agenll of the U.S. Treasury Depart- ment's Dlvlalon of Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms, Dr Wolcott hu remaJned free on bls own recocniunce. The lelony cbarses or poueasion or a destrucUve de- vice often carry a ~.ooo bail, but Dr. Wolcott wu releaaed on hi.I written promise to appear for court hearln'8. -Weatmloater: Fountain Valley school district aide Kay T. Burbln, 42, of 15781 Condon Ct'es· cenuadhouaewife. Lucila-0. La· Ina. 47,ofS152VallecltoAve. -Seal Beacb:. real estate broker Geraldine A. West, 47, of 1201 Eledric Ave. -Mlalon Viejo: retired clvtl servant Joe E. Greve, 64, of 28126 Calle Casal. -La11111a Ntiael: retired Marine Corps colonel John R. Glll. 55,of29111 AlomaAve. -Soulia Laguna: speech therapiat Barbara L. Heiser, 31, of 3202$ Point Place. UIMWoman'• Death Blamed On 'Error' The UlegaJ weaponry seized as evidence by pollce and ATF qenta cannot be returned to Or. Wolcott. of 1918 lrvlne Ave., A d1apatcher'• failure to follow Newport Beach, under any up a report lnvolvin1 the plane "Clrcu~tances. craah that ltd to tb• deatbl of a .Derense attorney Crail bappl.l,y former Corona del Mar r._ident told Jqe Schmidt today that and htr eoinpanion was "an er- tiolh be and the, District At· . ror In Jud&lnent," ac~ordlng to a • tC)rney'• Otftce have been San Lull Obllpo County Sberitt'e lbi'nl1hed a probaUon report that r-eport. ht1eetl well on hll ~Uent. r:!l-'Tho Probation Department. su .. n Danlels, 251 a UCLA od Newport Beach police ue gr!4uate student who atew up in w~ ta acuubft"""_.,_Coron• de&~ ..aD4 lacqLteS. member ol a tenoriat lfOUP Who Reno TrOmeur, 31. alJO a UCLA wu (cKg to 10 around blow{Qa trad~ate ltitdent, died ol shock ap 1>ubUc bUlldJ.bis, .. aald ~-arter tbe If~ 23 cruh ot tbelr tJ Dlstljc=tAUGmey Grant. alnil~ne plane in the moun· • "We ate not ntilfied, ao what taint near San ~ls Obispo. 'Ye doi:Mi is to recuse t a corn· t p17chJatrlc profile be \*iWnup.'' o.lly ~IWI IUff l'MM A.PAIL COURTURE (LEFT) AND LIZ FIAL CLEAR SITE In Newport Beach, A Good Turn for the Le .. t Tern ' . A. Good.. Tern . -KW Piovide Birda' Neat ' . Twenty.five tffnagers came to tne beach In Newport Wednesctar. trut"therweren't""armed-wlth·tbe-usuat belrCh towels and suntan o\l. They are members of the California Cc;>nservation Corps, a state program to proride summer jobs tor youthl, and they came to Newport Beach from a CCC ba•e lh Escon- dido t.Owork ln the Upper Bay wildlile preserve. IN A PROJEcr COOJlDINATED by the State Depart· ment rl Fish and Game, the teenaaers spent the day clear· lng brush off the northern hall of Shellmaker Island to make a nesUn1 aite for a email blac.lt and whit.. shore bird, the least tern. Because the tern bas not been able to acljust to the en· croacbment of man, it is on both tbe state and national en· dan1ered rpedles lbt. A SPOl(ESMAN FOR THE flab and 1ame department said the northern part of the island was stripped of veaeta· tlon bec•use the terns wUl nest only tn open areu where they can aee all around them. "Of coures," added Ruu Goodrich, ••there's no auarant.ee the blrds will use it, but at least lt wUI be avail•· ble." Ordered To Face Judge By GOY GRANVILLE Of ... O.lly~11eCS~ Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich has been or- dered to .appear in Superior Court next week to show cause why he shouldn't be or. dered to answer questions asked him before the county GrandJury. · Should Diedrich be ordered lo anawer questions and he refuses to obey that order. he would open himself to a contempt citation. The Fullerton supervisor virtually invited Monday's courtroom confrontation two weeks ago durin1 a reportedly stormy •O·mlnute appearance before the Grand Jury. During that brief stint as a wit- n., , Difdric purportedly toter· napwel quutioruna by Aul.s- Angela Get .Tiro Pitchen From AP Dtapatebes · The California Aneels acquired two desperately needed slartlnC pitcben iust moments before the major league tradin& deadUne.Tbeyobtalned: -Gary Nolan from the Cincinnati Reds for a minor le.,ue infielder and a player to be named later. -Ken Brett from the Cbicaeo White Sox for pitcher Don Kirkwood and two minor leaguers. Details, Paae Bl. H1JSband Guilty of Cop Death lant DI.It. Atty. Michael Caplzd Bobb)' Jo. Denney, aoo of an to: . O~lahoina aberlff, wu lound -C1lar1e that the Gr«nd gulltyofnnt.-detreemurderlate Jury'1 six-month probe Into W~ay by an Oran1e County county political practices is little Superior Court jury that ac- more than a poorly disguised quitted his wife of Identical "witch hunt" aimed primarily at cbar1ea in the killing or a driving him from office. Cypreu police ser1eant. -Accue Capbsi and the jury of lealdn1 Information to the pre- H designed to embarrass him and to destroy rus ceputatioo. ......cb.lde the Jary for refusing to tell blrn what, if any, offen5es' he le suspected of committing. -Denoa:nce the Grand Jury for what be sees as its invasion of bl& privacy and Capizzi for purportedly asking "personal" queaUona bavinl no bearine on an lnvestlcatton. -Dery the jury to eitliet in· dict him or leave him alone "to carry on" with responsibilities of blaotnce. -aerate to cite his Sth Amendmeot righu against self lncrimlnatlon when asked about a 24·hour viait to Laa Vegas wt October to attend attorney Michael Remington'& wedding -CU.. WI Ont, fourth and 14th Amendment right.a as just cauae to refuse to answer Caplui's Lu Vesas question. a question be aald was an invasion of hiJ privacy ripts and of no bearinl on any issue b4!fore the jury. That l11'bere Diedrich and the Grand Jury stood until Wednes· day wbeQ be wu ordered i~ Judge James Walsworth s courtroom next week to ahow <See DIEDUCB, P••• Al) Velma Irene Denney, 25, bunt into teara u tbe Jury ended a one· day dell~aUon that cleared her of all allegaUon.s via a .erdfct lhat will almost certainly mean life imprbonment for Denney, 32. Judge John L. Flynn Jr. set .Ju- ly 7 as the date he will sentence .DCJllley 1o.c Ule.)llU~ ~·~ ~QY. 19 of Cypreu Police Sgt. Donald Sowma. Sowma, '4, was abot in the chest as he and other officera en- tered a medical bulldinf that was betn1 ransacked by Denney. Denney admitted th.e ldlUai dur· in& tbe trtllf but told the jury be pt.nicked and abot at offlcers in self defense. It wu unsuccessfully areued durtni the trial that Mrs. Denney shared her buabud's &uilt line• abe had been potted outalde ~ medical buildiq with a walk.le- talkle radlo to act as a lookout for her hmband'. JW"On questioned u they left the cowvoom aald the pf'()Heu- Uon bad not liven them sufftcient proof that Mn. Denney wu in· volved lD the bU.r'1UY. Deputy District Attorney Btyan 9towli • d be thoucht the Jury would have conricted Mn. DeDJMY it bo hid been .UOWed durtn1 tbe trial tb Introduce evidence that .,,,_ worktd With him ln an ldentlcal manner du.f:. ing a burtJary iJI Oklahoma. . .. ............ J VIET •.• In additian to her aeadtmJc ex· ceJ.leo(e, Mila N1uym hu alto recelffd recocn!tion for ber out• standtnc ability .. a plant.t. . She was voted oulatandlng •tu· · dent of the year by her orchestra cla1t and won first place in I.be 1en1or divli1on of an Exchange Club competition. Miss Nguyen, who is 17, said she would like to study music at Chapman Colle1e, but her fapt.her wanta her to study chemistry at UC Irvine. Where she toes to , school next year depends on which school offers the better scholarship, she aald. "We are thankful that our children have an opportunity to develop their talents for the · service of their new country and for humanity," Nguyen said. ·•When you drop every material thing -home, fortune, everything -for something as nebulous as freedom, then you realize how precious freedom re· ally is " Mesan Okay In Fishing Boat Sinking A commercial fishing boat ~tandlng by to help a dismantled trimaran oft Point Dume sank late Tuesday shortly after a Coast Guard cutter arrl ved to help the smaller vessel. Coast Ouard officials said no one was hurt in the sinking. Coast GU'ard Lt Steve Froehlich said Gregg C. Nott of Costa Mesa was the skipper aboard the 63·foot commercial fishing boat Native Sun, belong. ang to Jerry Samsel of Newport Beach Froehlich said Nott and his three·man crew were pulled aboard the Coast Guard cutter Point Bridae shortly ail.er it ar- rived to help crewme~ aboard the Nesternook, a trimaran which bad been dismaated. ............ 1JWt7c t . v repJ ced Nikolai V. y today .. presl ol et UDJGD. 11b'ftlUH11V.. 10, the n Uon •1 un . 1 ui.d PolWcal bou. •llo con U 1 leeNtalY al the pany. He II ta. flnl person tn lovlft b1ltory lo bold both the prHldency and lb• party leadersblp 1imul&aneoualy, altboulh tw wu president before be took the top party job. Leoin. Sta1iri and Khruahchev all b d both the party leadenb.ip and tbe post of premier, a poel. tJon still held by 73·year-old Alex· et N. Koeycm. U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus R. VI.Dee said the &hill was "~ Ucipated." .. 1 would expect relations al the Soviet Union and the United States will continue on the same coune and hopefully improve in the period ahear, he said. Tbe 1hift bad been expected since May 24, when the 7-4·year· old Podgorny was removed from the Communist party's ruling Politburo without explanation. An announcement to a joint session this morning of the na· lion's 1,SOO·member parliament. the Supreme Soviet. said Podgomy asked to be relieved of the presidency "in connecUon with his retirement on pension." F....,PflfleAJ DIEDRICH •. cause why he shouldn't be or· ~ered to answer Capizzi 's ques-llons. Early last February, the multi· millionaire county supervisor spent three hours on the witness stand responding to questions. That appearance was volun· tary. When be reappeared June l, it was in answer to a subpoena. Diedrich was not available for comment today. However. 1t is believed that the 53·year·old supervisor will ask to have hls answer lo the order to show cause heard by a judge other than Wal•wotth·. · Wabwortb t. a former deputy district attorney who is now pre· siding judge of the criminal court and the judge in charge of Grand Jury affairs. Last year, Walsworth spent a Lu Vegas weekend with District Attorney Cecil Hicks as singer Frank Sinatra's guest. The judge neglected to list wtfat, in effect, was a Sinatra gifl on bis public conflict of interest statements. The attorney scheduled to represent Diedrich in court, Marshall Morgan, reportedly is in Japan and ls not expected back unUI late this month. Lleense Cheek Legality Problem In Plane Fatality? By ANNE COOPER OtllleDelly~li.tll•H Confusing, overlapping jurildlctlons apparently allowed Pacific Aerial .Advertising to operate for three months out of Capistrano Airport without .Pro· per licensing belore a company plane crashed, killing a young child. "Pilotini a plane UI about like driving an automobile." said Jav Willcox, part owner of the airport "I don't have the authority to demand to see a Iags1na City Council Aids · Dat1ny Davey Members of the Laguna Beach City CQuncll dug Into their own pockets Wednesday and together will donate $100 to the Danny Davey fund. The Cund was started after the traffic accident which involved the popular deliveryman last Wednesday Davey, 51, was reported "do- in1 very weJI" today at South Coast Community Hospital sub- anten1lve care unit. The fund to aid Davey was begun by Mission Viejo resident Prank Wood at El Toro branch of Mission Bank. Wood opened the trust account and made an initial donation of $300 after reading in the Daily Pilot about Davey and his work helping the Hopi and Navajo In- dians. He had never met Davey, however. So far, $.197 has been received by the fund. pilot's lice.nae any more than I could demand to aee b18 driver's license. "Oaly the FAA (Federal Avia· tion Administration) or the police can do that.•• The VAA hu clted Paclfic Aerial of Newport Beach. and pilot Albert Slbl of I.Muna Niguel for towinf adverlflln1 ba'nnen without authortution. Slbl IJ allO charted wltb fbinl without a commercial pilot's lic:~ots to question officials Indoor fi'liglat . O•••• Po.c P11o1ea, l'•tn<110·0-11 of Pacific Aerial were referred to Southern California smog lighters will use this two-man =~~=ey who wu not idltially high pressure balloon, the "Atmosat," to trace particles Frank Allen. TAA chief of of pollution in an effort to learn more about where smog m1ht standards ln Long Beach, comes from and where it goes. Officials of the South said a check: ol PAA records Coast Air Quality Management District are waiting for showed that Sibl held only a a smoggy day and the right air currents to launch the private pilot'• certificate, laaued balloon Meanwhile, thev are conductin~ test fli~hts in-· Marcb. 1972, ln Point Pleuant. side one of the old blimp hangars at the Marine Corps _N_._J_. ----------- _helicopter base in Tustin. ®QUALITY TELEVISION Froehlich said Nolt had radioed for help for the Nestemook, which had no radio equipment of its own, and was standing by to uslst when his own boat beean to sink. The four-man ~rew leaped aboard the culler just as the fi•· hln1 vessel went down. Viejo · Company Lake Wins State Okay dllftE?N''!"- Naw 1t11 '°°"SOLID STm OlOIII Neither the owner ol the Native Son, nor Nott could be reached for comment on the incident to- day. The alnktng will be lnve1t11at· ed by the Coast Guard, accordlnt to Lt. Froehlich. Protesters Cited jAN FRANCISCO (AP> Twelve people handcuffed to the fence of the Soviet Consulate here were cited by pollce form.la. demeianor treapu1ln1. The 12, amone about 200 demonstrators who marched on the consulate demandlna freedom for Soviet dlJ11ldent Anataly Shcharansky, were arrested Wednelday. ORANOS~ " DAILY PILOT . ...,. .. __ ,.. __ ,_...,.. , ... •.c:.ttor .., ............. "' .... __ __ '"::li!. ..... By WIU.IAM SCHREIBER °' Ille .,..,, ..... , .... , SACRAMENTO -The California Water Resources Con· trol Board voted 4 to O here today to approve a S4 mlllion Mlulon Viejo Company plan to salvage Its 125-acre man·made lake p~ ject. The state panel enthu.slutical ly •treed to permit the company to proceed with a project that would involve removal of high uUnily eround water from a basin beneath San Juan CaplJtrano for use in the lake. The company bu propoted in· stallatlon o( pump~ng atatloos and 11 miles of plptiine to carry the bracldab water uphD! to the lake but.n, located near the eor· ner of Marauertte and Alicia parkwaya. Tbe fllliltf would be completed b)' next 1ummer. The drutlc and. elaborate plan waa hutily drafted on the basta ol a •uueatton by company eon· 1ultal\t hck bub, one ot 1tx ~- company representatives in Sacramento today. The company was forced into the unu.sual course of action followtna a March 2 order from the state water board that cut oU the supply of imported water fill. mg the lake when it wu only one- thlrd full. The state panel ruled al that tame that the u.se of 1.2 billion ga11ona ol water to flll the lake was wasteful lo a drought year. But today, water board mem. bera offered praise for the com- pany's efforts to find an. alternative means of filling the lake that would also be beneficial to Oranae County's overall water picture. ·----···~··· "The Mission Viejo Companyc plan SJ one of the few pluses to come out of this drou1ht," said board member Jean Auer. Water board Chairman John Bryson consratulated the com~ pany for maklnc an ••ex- traordlnery effort to find a way to flU the lake and recycle ltou:nd water at the nm~time:" - n.. .. t4MLIV H2JIOW Vinyl~~ metal cab1ne1 Slmullted grained Walnul finish. 100% Solld·State Chaaals. Power Sentry Voltage Regullllng System. AFC • CONSOLE COLOR TV 23,, . DIAGONAL We Take Trade-ins s49911 ELECTRONIC VIDEO GUARD TUNING SYSTEM .. MOSCOW (AP) -ln the bll· -.est Kremlin power shuffle 1ince tbe overtbro"' of Nikita Kh.ruahchev in 19&4, Sovie\ Com· munflt party chief Leonid I . -Brezhnev replaced Nikolai V. Podcomy today aa president of ~e Soviet Union. Brnhnev, 70, lhe naUon'a un· From AP Dlap1tcbea · The Callfornla Ancel• acqulrid two desperately needed 1tart1n1 pltchera ju1t JDRmtntl ~or• the m•Jor 1 ~radtna deadllfte. ained: -Gaey NolaD ltom the Clnclnnall Red• for a minqr l..,U. 11\flelder a.Dd a player to be named later. -Ken Brett from the Chtcaco White Sox for pitcher Don Kirkwood arid two minor lequen. Delalla, Page Bl. •• • •• ID Abotnce. _ •• ,... •• dt• 'till sth Amendma riahta &111ut Hlf lncrl~ wMn ulltd • JC·bdur Nit to Lu vecu iast October to attend attorney Michael~'aw~ ~. ... ftrt&t fourth and 1•tb ~ ripta a Just cau1e to retu1e to a111wer plui'I Lu VflU quiatiob; a uestlon IMt aaJd wu an IDvaaioll she fell Tuesday and rriisaed W8dnesday'e graduation with her cl.-ssmates. Schmi.dt brou,ht her diploma to her room at Mia .. sion Community Hospital. ,...:--) Jurisdiction Speed Trap ::4.lert -Woe-Cited in C • · Plane Fatil-·-·--.By. ~Ber No nme ALBA?tY, ~.Y. (AP) -A CitUens Band radio operator who warn• another about a radar 1peed trap t. not commltUnc a crime, New York's hi1best COUrt . ruled toct.y. "Tony that there la a Smokey takin' pict~ up the road dOea, not 1ubject the speaker to a year's imprl.aonment," said the Court of.Appeals lo a. unanimous. decision. The couri OYertumed the clb- orderly conduct conviction of William Norwood, wbo used b1s CB radio to alert two CBera to the presence of a radar clieckpoint ln or hla privuy rilbts and f!I. ftC beanDI m UJ tsauc· before the Jury. That b Wbcire Dtedrtcb ea4 the Gl'alld lury atood untlJ W clay wbe M WU ordend into Juda•, Jam•• Walawortb'a courtloom next wffk to lbow cause wllf bO lbOuldn't be or· derecl to wer Caplut'• ques· tlom. (Seti DIEDUf::ll. P .. e Al) OK.'d State OK &ra'nted Viejo Co. BJ WILLIAM SCHSEIBE& Ol tlle o.lly "1Mt II.aft SACR,\MENTO -The Callforuia 'Water Resources Coo· trol Board voted 4 to 0 here today to approve a $1 mUUon Mluion Viejo Company plan to aalvare ill us;.acr, man-made Jake pro- ject. The at.ate panel enthuaiulical· Jy asreed to permit the company to p~ with a project that would involve removal of hlgh- aallnlty sroUnd water from a baaln b•neath San Juan Capiatr..., for use Jn the lake. The company bu propoted ln· 1tallaUon of yumpln1 1taUona and u mm.a o pipeline to cUT)' the brackbh wat. upb\ll to the· liake bulo, located near the cor· ner of 'Marsuerit. and Alicia parkways. The filllnc would be completed by next 1ummer. The d.r..Uc and elaborate plan was hUt111 dtafted -00 the basl1 Of a suae.tlon by company con· aultalit Jack Raub, one of •ix conip1117 reprHentaUve1 in Saeramento tOdaY. Tb• eompuy wu forced into tbe uou1ual courae of action folloWinJ a March 2 order from the at&U water board that cut off the aupply of Imported water ft.ll,.. in& tbe lake when il wu only one· tbinUall. The ltate p,.nel ruled at that Ume that the use of 1.2 billion 1t.11on1 of water to nu the lake wu wUtetuJ ln a drousbt year. But today, water board mem· blr1 olftHfl praise lor the eolft· pany'1 efforts to find an alternative means of IUUng the lake th'1 would alao be benellclal to Oraqe Cvunty'• overall W&~ picture. "The Mluion Viejo Company plan ls one of the few pluse1 to come 4)Ut ot th1I drou1ht," nld board member Jean Auer. Water board Chairman John BrylOD conintuJated the com· pan1 for maldnt an "ex-· traordliiary eflort to flnd a w_, to fill the lake aPd recycle IJ'OUDd water et tM nme tJme." The company bad made a formal ,r.eseat.atloo to the water board ate lut month on tbe ttowidwater atracUoo .PJ'OPOhl in an dfort to prevent triepaira· bl• damap to th• p.ut1ally mJed lakeballn. • CoaaptQY ofllctala told tb• water bOard that tbe apeqN of the project IJ julttlled on~ tbat an esUma...S ta Dlilll01iper year la wacea, new home Mies and tax• a.re on the Jtne II UM . .. '• • • j ' ~ ' .. '" • ., . • ,,. . ... r. ( • r / ...&emmta. The attorney 1cbtd\lltd to rtpr9Mllt Dlt"drtcti tn court, Matlhall Morcan. reportedly ia Japan md 11 not expecte6' beck l late mootJt, ,"'91 l'ap ,.J CRASH ••• available. frank Allen, FAA cbitf or nlfht ltaodarda Sn Lons Beach. safd a check of FAA records showed that Slbl held only a private pilot's certificate, l111uttd March, 19'12, In Point Pleuant, N.J. That certificate authorized him to carry pasaenaera, but J10l fly for hlrt, Alltn Hid. launedlately after t.be May 28 accident, when Sibl crash landed the Pacific Aerial plane after a banner cable cautht In the tail a11embly, the pilot claimed he bad a commercial certificate, Al· len aaid. When Sibl failed to show up with the Ucenae, FAA lnapectora contacted Charles Allbrleht, owner of the advertising firm. "He told ua Sibi was in Jamaica," Allenaald. Theater Group Names Officers In Saddleback Todd Humphrey has been elected president of the Sad- d I e back Valley Community Theater, which ls preaenUng "An lnspectorCal11" at Mlaslon Viejo ffllh School this weekend. Other newly elected officers of the two-year-old theater 1roup are: EUia Estel, vice president; Carol Knl1ht, treasurer; ltay Oetting, secretary; Mary Beth Wilson, membership chairman; Ben Jutzi, publicity chairman, and Maree Wellman, newsletter chairman. the group's current play will be performed tonl1ht throulh Saturday and June 23 throu1h 2S at9p.m. Additional lnlormatlon about the theater 1roup may be ob· talned by callln1837-1395. LAKE ••• lake project la not completed In a timely manner. Tbe •Umated coat of the com- pany's extraction 1y1tem would cover renovation of old wetla. the drtlUn1 ot new w1ll1, the 11 mil• of plJ'dne. thrM ·pumplnf 1ta- Uon1 and tlectrtclty. Tb• company plan b .. the 1up. port of tbt San Juan BHln Authority. the •fency wbicb ;ov- UDJ the UM o the watlt' con- tained ln the un4er1round buln, wblcb la ftd by runotf from san . Juan and Trabuco ereek1. Tbt company atudy ll\dJeated that the bHln 11 pre1entty saturated wttb poor quality wa~r and wlll not permit any bllb cauallt1 nmottio tntrwt•. J:i1tract!oft of water to fll1 tht lake wW 'mu• room for Ute ~ ter water, accotdlna to tht com· pany'apJan. Superintendent Richard Welte welcom• new Associated Student Body prealdenu, WendY. Posplchal (center) from ~sloo Viejo Hith School and J ckie Morrll from El Toro HJgh School to the Saddleback Valley Unified School Dis- trictt 's central offices. High 1ehool student leaders.toured the district facilities, and met administrators recently. -Religion· Ruling SUppPrts EmpWyer· WASHINGTON CAP> Employett ar• not requlr.cl to 1lve an employe certain daya ot the week ott becau11 of b.11 re- U1lout belltfa when a union aentortty 111tem,1tanch in th• way, the U.8. Supreme Court ruled today. Th• decialon ii a le1al aetback for the milllons of workera 1n the naUon who oblerve Saturday u a reli1lous hollday or workers whoa• rell1lou1 btllel• dictate that they cannot work 01> one or more particular d•Y.• ~rJna the WHk The declalon reversed a lower court'• rulin1 that Trani World Alrllnea violated the Civil Rttbll Act of 1984 When lt refuttd to let Kan111 Cit)' mechanic Latty HardllOn, a member of tl\e World Wide Church of Ood, have Saturday• <>ft The cue had been viewed u a potenUal maJor teat on tbe con. atltutlonallty of the ClvU Rltbta Act but the Justices did not rule on thatiuue. By a 7·2 vote, the court aald TWA IMde reuonable ttforu to accommodate Hardlson's Sab- batartan beliefs. '-:.. Tb• court also taid that com- panies are not requ.ired to ac- commodate the reU1ioU1 beliefs or one worker at tbe expense of other workers wl'IO may have to cover for the "favored" employe. In an opinion, by JusUce Byron R. White, the coUrt's majority• aaid~ "Without a clear and ex· press Indication from Congreu, we ~aMot agree with Hardison • .•. that an atriled·~n aenJont~ ay1tem muat tlve way when neceuary to accommodat. r• ll1lOUJobHrvance1 " The Equal Opportunity Employment Commlaalon, Ht up by tht 1t&& law, interpreted the r1llalou1 dlacrlmtbatlon pro- vlelon of tbe law to mean that employ.,. must undena"ie af. flrmatlve effort• to accom-moda~ an empJoye'a ~lllioua bellefa when 1uch accom1boda- tlon would not cause "\ll'ldue bardablp" The court aatd today that anythlnt more than o mlnlmal coat to the employer would be an undue hatdahlp. Juatlcn Wllllam J Brennan Jr and Tbur1ood Marshall clla· eented They said the court's de- clalon "deais a fatal blow to au elforta under Tille VII of the civil rtahta law to accommodate work requirement.a to rell1ioua prac• Ucea" Hardlaon. now a Portland, Ore., r8ffdeot, wu hired by TWA at Kanau City In UHl7 u a mechanic. tn 1989, Hardison con- verted lo the World Wide Church of God, a Sabbatarian troup which observes Saturday as the Sabbath u do J ews and Sevenlh- day Adveoum. Hardison resigned ~ the company and his union, the In· ternational AuociatioQ_ or M acblniata and Aerosp&'c-e Workers would not change his hours IO he could have Saturdays ()fl. He then sued TWA and had won his case ln the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeale. Co11nCil Members Add to Davey Fund Memberl ot the Lquaa Beach City Council dUf into their: own pockett Wedn~ and to1etber wUI donatt $100 to the Danny DaveYfund. The IUnd WU •tarted after lhe traffic accident which lD\IOlved tbe PoPUlar deliveryman lut w .ctnesday. Dney, 51. wu reported "do- ,lnl vet)' well" todaf at South Coatt community Hoapltal aub-tntenalve care uftlt. The f\aPd to aid Davey wu boltln by Mtnlon VleJo ,...tdent Frank WOOd at El Toro bunch Of Minion B"1t. Wood opentd tho trust •ccount anct tnade an· Wtlll donatloo OI l300 atttt rea4tn• tn tht DallY J>Uot aboUt Davey a11d hi.• work ·. helplq the HOpi and NavaJo In- " dta111. He had never met Davey, however.• So tu:. $39'7 bu been r~elved bythefund. · The city council balled Davey's l>bilanthioPY and no tlJt money ls lnYolved, ··Mayor Jon Brand u - aured th aud.Jence. The dona- tlont art by the lndlvtdual cowi- clJ members. ~ Glass Course At Saddleback ' FlfteenOran.eCoat'l W.Ot.s baH bMn nained tiY 8Uperior Court Judie• ln a llat of 30 nomlnaUonl tor H c. on Ute 1971-TI Oran1e County Grand .Jury. The new srand jury w1ll be formed July 1when19 names will be draWn from the ballot boll ln ceremonies scheduled for Judie ff. Wanen Knight's courtroom. TW IOMlllLIT HJJIOW Vlnyl-ctld metal cabfMt. 81mul•ld grelnt<S Wtlnvt finlah. 100% SOlld·Sttl• Chwlt. PoMr Sel'ltrv Voltage Regulatlno System. A'C. Judf.e Knifbt will serve as the court • liaison with th• new grand Jury. Judie James ff. Walsworth. wbo beld that po1t with the 1976-77 1rand jury, will dlscharee hiJ5 panel durin& the ceremony. Seven Oran1• Coaat com· munlties are ~nted ln the list ot nominations with Hunt- incton Beacb providinl five can- dldatea. Four nominees Jive ln Newport Beach, Westminster provides two and Seal Beach, Minion Vie- jo, La1una Nl1uel and South La1una provide OM each. Tbe Oranie Coast nominees are: -Ba•U•1toa Beach : houaewtte Ruth !:. Flnlv, 53, or 18181 Angler Laoe: bou11wlfe Mar at It Freet. 41, of 1.5732 . !\.ICTftONlC VtDIO GUA9'D • TUHJNO ... IYl'rlM 'Worthy Cause~. LOUISVJU.E, Ky. CAP>-USen. Wendell Ford ha1 bJi way, the n1Uon'1 diatlllen .outd :prc>d\iee whiskey ''for a · very_\'orth.Y cau.te" -tuelf« automObUes. TM..U.S. SC. baa1 ~ a amendment by th Kentut,q Democrat tbat Would direct \be Enero and a ... Udt ~opm1nt Mmfnllttat.lon (ERDA> to IOot ln· to the UM (JI ftllt.tnc dllt.Ulerlea u a means ot produtlnf alcobolfortbianall '1 "1uobol"proaram. ' · , lw lout• c:ontle .;-(#iamout Newport . Artist) lxclllll•• T""* Sllow , .. *., ............ hJM:OO Fllhe(t Day. S&lldaf ..._ i9111 ••• ' . . Ii In gingham checks. madras plaids and soltd oxford ctoth available tn all of Dad's favor1te colors. " . • .. Ii I . 11/MtfJ.lifj really .,...s your fOot Into HI .