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Home My WebLink About1977-06-22 - Orange Coast Pilot• l I ~· I .. , • • • • tn· I-· 1e· ~ ~ ·ch Confronts Grand Jury J * * * flndicted? Free? * * * Diedrich ·Eyes DecISion Today By GA.JlY G&AN\'ILLI! OlttleDelly ............ t Supervisor Ralph Diedrich ~redicted Tuesday that he will ilher be indicted late today or be free of the inve11ti1atlve clutches ~•o~r~~e Oran1e County Grand ''Anet I don't thlni I'll bo indict· ed *auae there'• no reuon to diet me," Diedrich Jald. ma comment.a came a rew ours after 1 Superior Court ~ud•e had ordered him to either tanawer q\M!tt.lona uied hlm by the Grand Jury or to cite hi• Fltth Amendment ri1bta. · Diedrich aatd he will obey the court order and more. •, "I'll probably cite my First. Fourth, Fiflh. lot.h, 14th and 15th (Amendment> riahta," he aaid as 1 be toun1ed in bJa office. A• he talked, a 1ecretary ln another office t)'l>ed a press re- lease that Diedrich said "will cleafly outllae" bis po&iUon. What the ptea release dld waa .to: . -Pol.at oat that Diedrich 's "day ln ca.,t" 1\lesday bad last· ed less lhaD 10 minutes. -Declare Dl..,.c, the victim of a "mad do1" attack "from the HD Manpower Chief Sues Dl1trkt Attorney'• office whlch bat used every tool at lta com· mand to embarrass me, to delve into my private life. to try me by newspaper and attempt to eon· vlnce the public tltat I have been cuUty of some kind of Wl'ODJdo- tG•·" -Note tlaat Dledrlell In a voluntarJ a~ce before the Grand Jury laat February had answered cuiestions asked of him then. -Label .... ,~. seven·month probe into county polltlc;al prac· tlcea a •iwttch bunt'' 1rounded ln "innuendo, tUppoaiUona, 1ou1p, eueaawork, character assaAlM· Uon an4 blawit dlareaard of my individual coosUtutloDal rt1hta." Attached to Dledrich's press releu• was a letter he had aenl to each of the arand Jurort' homes Marcblf. In tbat six-paae letter. Diedrich remlndtd the jurors that be bad served on the 19M count)' Grand Jury and "believes ln tbuystem." How•ver. the Fullerton supervilor said in his letter, this j\lfY lJ ''being duped" lnto beine part of an laqulry Lbat bu "lnfi°· ln1ed on the riahts or many per1oas." "I have nothinl to bJde and made tbat perfectly clear to yo\l • , • with c;andld anawers to quesUona, •• l'.>iedrich aaid of hJ• earlier ap~arance before the JUf7. The supervisor acknowtedeed tbat bo alon1 wltb Supervtaor PhUlp Anthony are the cen· terplecea ln the Grand Jury in· vestt1atlon that hu already re· aulted in two perjury related ln· di~tmenta. lo defenae of bll fellow 1upervisor, Dtedrlcb Hid An· tbony'a camp1i1n dl1cloaur• (See DIBDUCU. Pa•e All I Requ.ests: For Time ·Reject~d -· 81TOll BA8LEY ... ...., ........... Hit r---' pleu for more Um• to Jlft'PU• b1I cue firmlY nJ.cted1 Su1>ervl1or Ralph Di•dricn re'turned to tb• courthouH today to a1aln con· front tJae Oranie County Grand JDI')'. But both Diedrich and attomey Sylvan Aromon refused to add to their com.menta of Tuesday 11 they waited in the Jobb1 of ~e 1und Jury room for their call to appear before the lnvest1J•UH panel. ArOlllOO aaid he wu compelled to abandon h1a earlier plan to a.eek I writ o( prohlbiUOD from the F'ourlh District Court of Ap- peal• late 'l'\lesday when he re· allzed t,bat be did not have aattl· cieot time to prepare hil papers and make the drive to San Bernardino. Diedrich'• appointment wu set for him Tuesday by a stern Superior Court Rtetldlnl Judie "Byron K. McMillan wbo refus-4 to 1ranl Atonl<Jn more time to prepare D\edrlch'• defense. Judie McMUlan refuted to al· Jow Aronson time to prepare .a motion deaiped to uke the dis- trict attorney'• office off the cue and brinl \be atlol'Dey aeneral'• office into the lnvest11aUon. Asked for .48 houri to allow Aroaaon to Mell a writ of prclllbl· tlon from the Fourth Dlltrlct Court of Appeab in San Bentardlno, Judge McMUlan told the fl'UIU'ated lawyer: "You can <See PSOBE, Pa•• Al) Weather wte·.ntilht arid mOrnlnl low clOUds ""t.Dd fOI wltb IUDDJ atteraoom lhrOUlh Tburtda7. Lo•• tonl1bt mostly in SOI. Hl1ht Thun· day in .,. at beatb• to near IO intimd. INSIDE TOD~ 't' Drot11ht, 11umpl011mt11t .Pd~ cnm1 con•i flOp lM Arilioril Umd bOom. f'01' • loo'r .. "" J)Cllion,. f o•ttit~rt11Df111 •1011, P.a1111U J Pool TroulJle Woman Jail.ed on Fee laue MARTINEZ <AP> -Criminal ehargeahave been dropped agamsJ a woman Who wu bandcutfed, strip· i>ea rched and jailed alter sho.;refuaed to pay 2$ ceata to w atcb her children twim. · "It doesn't make any sense," Robert Hatch , a Contra Costa County deputy district attorney, said Tuesday. . Sheila Fava, 37, was arrested at the Martinez municipal pool on Memorial Day weekend after ahe balked at paying the 25·cent fee, clalmin' parent.I 10- ing to the pool t4 euard their children should be let Jn free. Police arrested her and she wu briefly jaJled for investigation of petty theft. ' In dropping the cbareea, Hatcher said •'There are more important thlnas· to do with the .l*-)ple'1 money.'' F,.....PGll*!Al PROBE RESUMES. • • ao out there this afternoon." And the presiding Judge a1ain made it clear that the Grand JUry had uked the baraa1ed supenisor questions that could He answered. ''It seems to me that you can uice 'one of four answers," the Judge told Diedrich and ArOPJOD. "Tell them yes. no, 1 don 't know or take the Fifth.'' And Judge McMillan again pointed out that the current Grand Jury has only until June 30 to pu!'lue an investigation that ap. parently includes the political ac· t1vit1es of the Third District supervisor Aronson cpmmented later 'while condemnln1 Judge McMiiian 's action that he has told "many an innocent client to take the Fifth and I may just jad· vise Mr. Diedrich t.q do that. "And then again," Aronaon added, "I may advise Mr. Diedrich to tell the Grand Jury to 10 to bell. Alter all, they've been ques t1on1ng him fo r ei1ht ruontha." .Aronson condemned the Urand Jury inquiry u a "poioUess in· ve1h1atlon that bas produced tw9 mlnor indictments and tboee merely for perjury before the Grand Jury." l'lls rererence was to the indict· ment of political actlvist Loran "Kojak" Norton and Calabuu Jeweler Martin Kirschener. Both men were indicted on per· Jury al1e1aUons after offering testimony before the Grand Jury t.h.aal related to a $2,500 donation to county SuperviM>r Pbilip ~ thony's 1978 campaign. Norton, watching lhe court ac· lion Tuesday with great lnt.eresl, suaaeated oulllde the courtroom that court official• should "dltJ· tribute kan1aroo shoes to ever· yone here since this Is a true kan1aroo court.'· The comtnent brou1ht a chuckle Crom fellow political ac- Uvlat Gene Conrad who also has spent several hours ln the 1rand Jury room anawerin1 quut.looa about allegedly illegal political conlributiona. Conrad. 44, was fined Sl,000 In Superior Court three weeks a10 after being found aullty or violat· ina probation on bad cheek OAANQE COAST DAILY PILOT ,,,. O<-CO.•• 0.•I' ...... "'lllllfl'lc~ ,_...., .,.~, ... ~~ ..... , •.• , .... ~ .. ,,,.Or.-. '°"''' ~ w--.~ .. .,. ,._,_.. • .., ,..,... •. , ="',:t..::,"',:~~"'~-..:;.:.,o.L~":. ~· t••ll\ V•Hty, Ir•\"• JIH tM<ll "•Ufl¥ •• t:!"::::.~.:~~~:r~~·~ prll'CIDoi pubtl\~1'1 ~lanl " "4 DI WO\I ltr """'· c... .. ,...,.. •"'-'"'"-~ ........ " ...... .......... ~i .i;.t ~.,,... , .... Colo'" y,, • .,..,. .. j ............ Ot.., .. ~ ·-····-U·lo< cbarees by having weapona ln h1a possession m the Santa Ana homeofhise,irlfriend. He is due to appear In Loe An1ele1 Federal Court July 2S for action on an indictment which claims that be llleeally pocket· ed $1.2 million obtained from clients while operattn1 hla Pension Funds ot America en· lerprise ln Irvine. Aronson \Dlaucceutully ariuect before Judge Mc.Millan Tuesday that the district attorney's office has llJl "emotional lnterell'' In the possible prosecution or Diedrich and is "biased and pre- judiced" againattheauperviaor. ''They have probed into bis private life and they baw con- stantly leaked propa1anda to the press in these eliht months ol in· q uary." Aronson said. "Thia ii notblftrmore than a witch bunt and r think that lt bu gone on long enou1h." . But Judge McMlllan rejected the areument and ordered Diedrich to anawer the questklna posed to him last June 1 dwin1 a 40-mlnute session that reportedly ended wltb a heated exchange between the aupervt.or, arand jurors and representatives ot the district attorney's office. * * * F,....P,,,,eAJ DIEDRICH •..• ata.tements were. "mended and corrected" 30 day• after they wereorieinally filed. • Otben, Diedrich pointed cm, have amended and corrected public statements "without anJt.hlnl criminal belnt !ald on them." Por himselt, Dledrtcb stuck with~ "no indictment" predlc· lion but qalckly added that "they Ctbe Jw-ors) have &ten ao Primed for 10 many months they mllht come down with some naky char1es." Baja Survivor Believe. Son, Pal, Will Live llklDIJ,.. laUllll•i=oll!TilllltlM. Pllk, a Kort rice l• WbO dbtrtbut- .md 81t_b to a number of 'U .8. coapeum.en. aet.d as a Koreao cnemment 11ent iD WubinltoD but "WU d~ ... ......,. °"tile paYrolJ "' ·~~ offered • hi• ~alklD." th former KCIA director Wd. ''Pretldent Park, while eltat>lbhi~ • stnms dtctalelrill ayatem, was apprehensive ~bout tbt United Stat.ea' reacUon," be Hid. "He knew that the oppoal· UoG tJI U.O U .8. COTemment and u .s. Conireu would have areat inftuence on b1I dictatorial ac· Uou. "To prnent tbb opposltloo, t.bt well-known Ton1sun Park •undal wu ucdtrtaken, '' be aaid. .. · At HYeral atlatt points lo his •tatement, Kim ref erred to it as , the ''Tootaun Park bribery scan· dal •• Tbe former ~orean in· telll1enc• cbltf t&ld he was brealdq a kine .Ueoee because he tean-wbat he ~ailed President Puk'1 dlctatoriaJ ,,pression and other events lncludl•1 the Ton1aun Park affair have bn>ulbt an Ain-ertcan reacUon that cOUld lead to war for hi.a country. He said he believes President Carter's declsiori to withdraw U.S. ground. forces from South Korea lo four to flve years "was greatly Influenced by tbe dis· closure of the Tongsun .Park bribery scandal," He said he aareea with the American 1eneral Carter re· assl1ned, Maj. Gen. John SinJlaub, "that the withdrawal of U.S. troops from leorea will lead to war with North Korea. "If there ia a war," he said, "I feel that South Korea will be commWllled." Kim's testimony on whether Tonesun Park waa a paid Korean rovernment a1ent may be crucial in the House ethics com- mittee's investigation of U.S. con1reumen who took money and lifta from hhn. The panel is invest11aUn1 whet• apeClflc coo1re11mea are 1ullty of wroudoina bicauae the)' aec~· ed •lfta or money from Park. Present and former con· 1rannen wbo aclmowledte ac· ceJ>ttn• contr(butlqns from Ton11un Parlr HY tl\ey kne\V him to be nothlncmor• than a foreten buJtn..,man and Washington toelety tliut,. Klm left the KCIA in ll89. That waa ahortly before Korean Preti· dent Park Cbun1 Hee, accordlna to published reports, directed Tong1un Park to Join in a cam· paifn to buy lnfluence with U.S. con1resame:n. ~Kim now lives in New Jeney, he ~ept a Ions sllence on alleced Ko.A operations within tbe United States until be sranted a New York Timu interview three weeka qo. p,.._p ... AJ MITCHELL;. DEATH IMMINENT? K•ren Anne Quinlan a,ant Btreker l.osea Second RelolutWn Try SACRAMENTO CAP> -Anita Bryant's top supporter ln the California Legislature has failed lo a second alt.empt to get a re- sol u tlon praistn1 the con- troverslal1ln1er moving throu&IJ · the etateSenate. The reaolution, wbicb praises Ml11 Bryant tor her campaign a1alrust a Florida homosexual ri1bu ordinance, died ln the Senate Rules Committee on Tuesday without coming up for a vole. The setback for Sen. John Bri&gs (R-Fullerton), came shortly before a crowd or about 500 persons held a rally outside the Capitol to protest the resolu· lion and bills to bar1 gay mar· rlages and make at easier to fire homosexual teachers. Brtus' resolution. SR 26, failed to get a "do-pass" motion from any or the five members of the Senate Rules Committee .. But the committee agreed lo create a "member's resolution," which would allow Briggs to praise Miss Bryant on his own without calling for a vote If approved, Briggs' Senate re· solution would have been a com· mendallon from the entire house It praises Miss Bryant for her "coura1eous stand to protect American children from ex· IJOSUre to blatant homosex· uaUty." Mils Bryant led a successful campaian to overturn a Dade County ordinance banning das- trhnlnltlon against homosex- uals in houalng and jobs. Honeymoon For Amin? NAIROBI. Kenya <AP) -Audrey June Taylor, a New York reporter villtJn1 Uganda, says she spoke by telephone with President Idi Amln and be told her he is having a belated honey- moon with his fifth wire. Mrs. Taylor said despite reports Amin had been assassinated last weekend. he said he was "alive and well" and might return to Kampala, his capital. next week. The Kenyan govern· ment's news service said Am in 's security police were on a •·rampaee of kUUnp'' be(:ause or the re· ported assaasJnaUon at· tempt and hundreds or Ugandans wer!! fleeing to Kenya. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings is all about . . . now at savings from 10 to 50%0 • It's all here waiting to ~ help you change a so·so home into somothlng glor~ous for years to come. Visit us today anH d1stover a whole new way to live. ''I WU the lut lo bold out." JOMpb Quinlan, 52, aaid ~ tbe, dectston. "But alter a lot of. prayers I became CU\Vlnced thit lt what God's wW was, and that · K1ren was bein1 called b)' Hlm." The iasue wu debated amoac docton, clernman and lawyen. At a week-lone trial In nearby · Morristown ln October 1975, · phyalel•u tutJfytn1 tor the family Aid the woman's condl· tloq wu chronic and ve1etaUve. One neuroloS1st said her ap- pearance was .. too sn>teaque to be deecribed." But doctors for both sides a1reed that Mias Quinlan wu not dead by any medical criteria. "If Karen Anne Quinlan has one chance In a million, who are we and by what right do we kill that chance?" aak4'd the attorney for the hospital. Judge Robert Muir, ruling against the family's request, said, "There ii no consUtuUonal ri1ht to die that can be asserted ·by a parent for h.la incompetent cblld." The New Jersey Supreme Court agreed to bear Quinlan's appeal without waiting for it to pass through an appellate court and overturned Muir's ruling March 31, 1976. The Supreme Court named Quinlan guardian of his daughter and authorized him to dlacon· tinue her medical treatment. ·Expansion Backed , ' WASHINGTON <AP> -The House national parka IUbcom· · mittee Tuesday tentatl,eJy ap.' proved• 48,000.acre expansion ol Redwood National Park and autbor&t'd up to $3S9 million to buy the land. SAVE FROM 10to50%'' tn@t•~lld.at,tibltn aald. w111 an the bomeownen Met· lna aa initlaUve instead d a ,. I• um? .. Tbe lnltlallve proeechare allo.1 the cltiaena to as act an Gl'- dlnance," Mc:Lau&hlln Hid. Tbe attorney said that .Vtl\ if the bomeownesrs wore aue· ce11ful in a referend\un, tbe council could undo that action a year after it takes e«ect. .. 'lben we'd be back whu. we .. JUrorsAss&iled ~ Daeta rlaere Were '.l'"'o County work c;rews have dismantled two of the four •anea on the Adams A venue Bridge over the Santa Ana River as a part of a year·long bridge widening pro· 1ect. One half of the bridge will be com· pleted by January. The new six·lane link between Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach should be completed by next sum· mer. Meanwhile, you've got two lanes to get you from here to there. Rock Thrower KnoWn? Suspect May Have Fled Riverside Area Orange County Sheriff's of - ficers believe they know the iden- • tity of the Riverside Freeway I terrorut who bu been dubbed the ·•Phantom Rock Th.tower.•• 1 But they are not yet prepared to name the man they art seek· lne and who now appean to have left the area ln which hla rock throwtnc operaUom were cen- tered. A senior officer, who uked not to be ldentlfled, theorized that the auapecl la a black man whose many acll of vandalism bu oc-curred In several areas of California. "He bu been seen ln Morto County, other-northern counUa, San Dle10 and ri1ht here ln Oran1e County," the o(ficer 1ald. :>et we had out for him." The rock thrower wu last seen last month when he stabbed sheriff's deputJ Dav.e Allen when the Mission Viejo officer left his car on lbe Riverald• Freeway near the Green River Golf Course and pul'aUed the auapect on foot. Allen was slashed after he challenged the rock thrower and bas now recovered from atab wounds on bis rt1ht arm and neck. Rushed to Canyon General Hospital by other deputies, he de1cribed his assailant as a abort, bearded black man dreued ln dark clotbina and wearin1 what appeared to be ArmybooU. rocks taken from the center dlvlder at their autos. More tban 35 wtndablelds were smuhed dWinl that period. A man answerlne the rock throwe1"1 description wa• bunted for three days ln the summer of 1974 whlle firemen foµeht a number of nr11 deliberately set In the bone dry Santa Ana moon- talni. "The de1Crt~on of him tames with th•t provided by a number of a1encle1 throughout California,•• the Hnlor officer aald. "We lblnk we know who be ii but we don't know where he l1." No rock throwln1 incidents hive been reported ln the Rivenide Freeway area for the past25day1. By GOY GRANVILLE Of ... Oe .. ,,... ..... Supervisor Ralph Diedrich predicted Tuelday that be will ~ltber be lndicted late today or be free of the lnvesU&aUve clutches of the Oranae County Grand Jur;. "And I doo 't thin.k l'U be lndlct · ed ~IUM there'• no reuon to indict me," Dledricb a aid. Hi• comment.I came a few boura after a Superior Court jud1e bad ordered him to elther aruwtt question1 Hked him. by the Grand Jury or to clle bis Fifth Amendment rights. Koreans' Pay list Re rted ,po WASHING TON (AP) -A tor er Clr.et.r ol the KOl"i Central lntelU~o.oe A1ency tntlfted tOcla)i: that Korean rice ct~ ·~eark told hlm the JC pmtded a Jlat of 15 t.o 20 U .S. confreumen to be paid C:Hb tlorltrt~ona. Tbe for111n KCJA dlrector1 Kim 111\mC Wook. uld be haa left tile acency when Park told him lD l.171 that the KCIA ditee· tor. Lee Ru Rak, provided the ll•t of con1rasmen. Klm s-1d he couldn't recall any names on the U.t. Kltn Hld he personally acted to depaelt SS mllllort in a bank to belp Park utablleh the Georgetown Club tn Waahln.rton after Part aatd he could ute the club to lnfluence con1resame11. Klm also testified that two U.S. congre11men he declined to name publicly asked hlm, while be was KClA director, to help make Park the exclusive nee de· aler for South Korea in America. He aaid they .promised In rd.um to use their influence ln Concreu (See KOREA, Pase A.%) .. "He may be a mental case but he's a very elusive 1u1 whose been involved in all kinds of van- dall1m betldes rock throwine and be seemJ to have slipped the Allen'• attacker la belleved to be the man who had terroriied Riverside Freeway motoriatl for the past eight months by hurllnl Hikers Trek Coast For Hungry Kids Billy Wins B7 &AYMOND ESTRADA sa. OI .. o.My ........... "Hun1er, not people, ehould be Illegal and alien" read ttHt ban ne,ra ol S> foot-weary hUren who are waUdn1 250 mllu from sabta Barbara to Tijuana alon1 th Oran1e Coall today to ralae fund• for needy Mexlcaa children. Tbearoup, merabertilisat& Barbara-baled non·proflt ebureh OlBER Mm:B.EllS IN THE H4RKEI: Dledrlch said he will obey the coutt order and more. "I'll probably cite my Jo'1rat, .ll'ourth. .F1fth. lotb, 14th and 15th (Amendment> ri1bta," be •aid as be loun&edinhlaoffice. A• be talked, a secretary in another office typed a preu re- lease that Diedrich sald "wlll clearly outline" h1I position. What the pren releue did was to: -ii•t.t oat that Diedrich'• ''day ln court'' Tuesday had last· ed leaa than 10 minutes. -Declare Dledrlcb the victim of a "mad dol" attack "from the * * * District Attorney•s office whldl hH Uled every tool at ita com- mand to emba.rreu me, to delve lnto my private life, to try me by newspaper and attempt to c:on· vtnce the public that I have been l\lilly ot aome tlnd of wronido- inl." -Note tlllat Dle4rlcl1 in a voluntary appearance before the Grand Jury last February had answer.t quesUona asked ot him tben. -Label Ute jvy•1 seven-month probe 1.-0 county polWcal prac· . Uces a "witch bunt" lt'ounded in • (See DIEDRICH, Pace A.%) . : * * * Diedrich Confronts Grand Jury Ag'ain B1TOM BA&LEY OI ... .,...., ..... IC.tf ,fflt ~ed p~eaa fOi tlme to prepare bls cue ftmily r•Jected,, Supervisor Ralph Df ,drlcb returned to •h• eourtboule today to a8alD eon· front the Oran1e County Grsncl Jury. Diedrich spent nearly an hour today with the Grand Jury butr• Tracy Austin Wins 1st Test WIMBLEDON, En1land (AP) -Tracy Amtin, a 14·year-old achoolgl,rl from Rollin& Hills, and the )'QUnlett compe~tor in ~· 100-year hla(ory of the W l m bled on tennis cham· pion1blp1, made a 8ucce1tM de· but today when she defeated Elly Ve11les·Appel of The Nether lands 6-3, 6-3. In other matches today, Rod Laver of Newport Beach lost to t>lck Stockton. 3-6. 9-7, 6-4, 7·S. Bob Lutz of San Clemente beat · Denoia Ralat.on, S-7, 6·3, 7·S, 6·2. · fused to dlacuss the session with • walUDI pew1men u be left the CO~. I Altomey Sylvan Aronson, wbo wu mot allowed • to enter the Grand l;t7 room, commmt~ tbal Dtectrlch told him that be bad anawered questions frankly and tb.lltthesessloo wu conduct- ed in a .. friendly atmosphere. "From what I have been told today l think lt is e.U-emely un· likely that Supervisor Diedrich faces indictment,•• Aroq.son said. "He llu told the Grand JUJ')' the complete truth and I feel that tb• Grand Suq WW accept hil st•~ metitl." Judie James H. Wahworth, the Supericw Court 11 liaison with the Grand Jury, entered the Grand Jury room lmmedi•telf alt.er SUpetvtaor Diedrich left but · refused to comment on tM rf!. aaon for his tppearance before tbepaneL Arcmaon 1.id he wu compelled to atiandon Im earlier plan to seek a writ of prohibition from the Fourth Dittrlct Court of Ap- peal• late Tuelday when he re- allied tliat be dld not have suffi· (S.. P&OBE. Pa1e AZ> Mitchell Begi.m "' Watergate Tenn Some Of the prison's inmates bad been ltaDdlni near the 11ie. awalUns hll amval. "They eot you now. Bi• John.,. came a aboUt. Weather . · Late nflht aDd momma low doigcfs· aDd 101 wUh 1unn1 tilt«nOonl tbroush :Tburlday. Lowa tonl&bt ostly lD !Oil, Hicbl TbUl'I• day ln ... buebea to near IO lnl&Dcl. f',....P-.,e.4J FIGHT ••. nortb Coeta Mesaoa lhat there are .everal dozen ~oodU.iooa at· tac bed to the projecl McJ..auabiln 1aJd lhi• momtna be lOd ntwb' elected homeowner auoeiatlon Prealdent John Panella wUI Nie a notice of Intent to circulate a petition Monday or Tuesday. Then peUUon 1alherers have (~ daYt to collect sl1natures from at leut 10 .,,rcent of the city's reit.st.ered vote.rs. It they 1et the 1i1naturea, ?f1cLau1hlln aald, an elecUon would be held March 7, 1878. "That just happena to be the, 5'me day city council elections are held," he said. But isn't It possible the Amel project will be well under way by next March? Perry Valantine of the clty's plann.in1 department tald Amel project enitneera could obtain building permit.a as early as next September He said the c:ity council would flrsl have to approve final plans for the development. That. cQU}d occur as early as July 18. .. In that caae, after a setond' reading of the action, they could pick up permits In September.'' Valaut1ne said. But the council could con- ceivably delay action on the finaJ plans Wttil lhe initiative process is complete Or, if lhe council went. ahead and voted for the project, the homeowners could file for an In· juocUon aiatnat the projoct Baja Suroivor Believes So~ Pal Will Live ENSENADA, Mexico CAP) A policeman who survived roor days ln the hot Baja Cellfornla desert by breaking open cacU and drinklnl think& hls youn111on and a companion will use the same kind of resourcefulneaa to survive. "They're alive, 1 feel that," said Robert Morns, 41 , a Los An1eles officer whoee attempt to retrace the Baja 500 offroad race by motorcycle with a aroup of friends went wrong Friday. Meanwhile, search teams from tt\e United State• and Mttlco also expressed confidence that Morrts' 14-yur-old son, Steven, and another Los Angeles officer, Frank Clausen, 30, w\11 be local· ed after six days in terrain where Tuesday temperature• paued lOOdegrees The elder Morns wu fou.od late Monday by 1earch planes. He was airlifted to a San Dle10 hospital, dehydrated but in otherwise good condition. "I'm aure I waa 1cre1mln_g when I heard the plane over- head," MoM'is aald In a meetJn1 wltb new.men Tuesday in his hospital room. "I had been moanin1 all day because ol the pain." OflANOI Co.\lT c DAILY PILOT ·-... .._.. ,........,,_......,_ JH• II c-toop v,..,., .. _,_Cle...,., __ ,,..,.. ......... .... ·-··· ........ ~·--°"""" ... LMo -~ ... ,._ . .,...,.... ...... " t. "W• don'l •tnt th world to be at U\e ~. Wedoo'hra th to tuna lDto a macabre vl,U, .. ho .. w. Anmtront Hid Ml.II QulQJan't coodJdon be1an to d.terl0r1te """I.I d.aya qo, He Hfd the nunl~ bome, wbJch hu no rHplretor. wa1 followln1 a pbll~ ot ualns no "l:lerolc JDeant' to11veUves. Doctors Hid MIH Quinlan •eltbl Ol1ly about, 80 pounds. She b curled into a semi-fetal poel· tion and t.wiubes occutonally from involuntary responses to litbt and noise. But doctors say thal at no time baa she been aware of people around her, including her parents who have made daily vis- it.a totbecountrnurslng hom~. "I • p. ~. eh.anctet au"lhta. on and blatant dJsre11Nt ot my indl•ldu.al constitutional ripu." Attached to Dledrtcb'a pws releaM w• • l.tter be bad hilt to •a.eh otUM trPd JW'Ol'I' bom Mardlt•. In tbat •ix·pa1e letter. Dledrlcll remlDded the Jurora that be bad aerved oa the 1194 cowtty Grand JurJ and "belien:s in the •)'Stem.'' However. the Pullerton supervbor said in bJs letter, lh1s Jury ls "beinl duped" into betnc r.art ol an tnqutry that bu "inh"· n1ed on the rights or many peraooa." "I have oothlnt to hide ud made that perfectly clear to you . . . wtt.b carwlid answers to queatlom, .. Died.rich sald ol bis earlier appearuce before lbe 'Jury. Niu Quinlan, 2.1, lapsed hlto a come April U, 1975, alter COft· , sumtns alcohol aod tranqutUzera at a party the night before. When she failed to recover thrte months later, her parents uked The supervisor acknowled1ed that be aloa& wltb Superviaor Phlllp Anthony •re the cen- terpieces ln the Grand Jury ln· veat11at1oo that bu already re- sulted in two perjury related tn- a court for perml111ton to dbt:on- necl her respirator so 1he cou.14 "dle with dignity.•• ''I was the lut to hold out," Joaepb Quinlan, 52, said of the decision. "But after a lot of prayers I became convinced t.hls is what God'• will wH, and that Karen wu being called by Him." The wue was debated amonf docton, clergyman and lawyers. Danny Davey Fmally Out Of Ho&pital. Danny Davey, lhe popular Laguna Beach deliveryman and a benefactor to the Hopi and Navajo Indians. was due to leave South Coast Community Hospital today after two weeks of hospitallzaUon following a traffic accident. Davey was injured when hit by a truck while working hls route in the Arch Beach Hel1hts aecUon of Latuna Beach. He suffered a broken leg, in· jured shoulder, broken ribs and punctured lung in the mishap The impact of the accident threw the pedestrian 87 feet. Davey is known by many Laguna.ns lo whom he dehvera for the United Parcel Service. Additionally, he is well known for his efforts to aid t.he two tribes throu1h collections of clolbini. food and gifts for the poverty- strlck.en Indians. Motor Bike Stolen Costa Mesan Kenton L. Crowlef, 21, of 931 W. 19th St., told police he walked out to his carl>Ort Tuesday morning lo find his $475 mo-ped missln1. T)fEY'RE WALKJNQ FOR MEXICAN CHILDA!N ChrttY Wetkera Pan Through Oran99 Co•at dlctmeota. . In defense of bla fellow 1uperviaor, Died.rich aald An· thony•a campat1n dlscloaure statement. were "mended and corrected" 30 daya after they were oriJ1oally filed. TONIGHT .. JACQUES BREL .. -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday·Sunday lhrough July 30, 8p m . THURSDAY. JUNE U COSTA MESA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET - Celebration of 24th Anniversary of incorporation of city of Costa Mesa. Robert W. Clifford, Presl· dent of Air California, speaker, Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 7p.m Bandit Rob& lDcal Market A gunman who waved a double barreled sboteun ln the face oC the fn1htened clerk took more than $100 in cub from a Santa Ana Hel&hta market Tuesday nl1ht. Oran1e County SberiCf's officers aald. Deputies said the theft OC· curred at lhe 7-Eleven ~arket near lbe intersection of Santa Ana Avenue and Bri1tol Street shortly before midnight. They aaid the gunman, described u belni ln his mtd· twenUea and wearlD1 a dark blue jacket and blue slacks, ned on root after forcln1 tbe clerk to hand over the content. of the cuh re1ialer. ,,..,.. Page Al WKERS •.• aaldWllu. Lut year, 15 Loe Nlnoe mem- bers trekked to Tijuana and ralJed N,000. The funcb kept open a Cua de loe Pobre• dinlnl room few 150 roun11ters ln Tl· Juana. la aplalnlna tbe 1roup's motto printed on banners and leallets, Wel11 aald, "Tbere•a loo much negaUve publicity about Mex· icans crossing the border in search of work and a better life. "We hope our walk will inspire people not to ju.st look at aliens as criminala and labor statlaUca but as human beinl(s." Two other Orange Coast churches have offered accom· modations to the hikers tonight. The charity walkers wall break up intotwounita. One 1roup will slay at the Glorie Del Lutheran Church 1n Dana Point. The other will rest at the First Presbyterian Church tn San Juan Capwtrano. Othen, Dtedricb pointed out, have amended and corrected public 1tatement1 .. without an)'t.binl criminal betn1 laid on t.bem." For bhnaelf, Diedrich stuck with hla "no lndlctment" predlc· lion but quickly added that .. they (the Jurors) have been so primed for so many months they mltht come down with some flaky cbar1es." Fro.Page Al .KOREA •.. to help modernize the Korean armed forces. The former inte!Ugence chief said Tongsun Park "was de finitely not an employe on the payroll or the KClA but he of- fered me his cooperation." Earlier, K\m testified that South Korean President Park Chung Hee ordered an attempt to buy influence in the U.S Congress. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings 1s all about . . now at savings from 10 to 50%•. It 's all here waiting to help you change a so so home Into · something glorious for years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. • And Jlldie 'llcKWan qaln pointed out. that the canent Grand JUI')' bu onl1 unW J-30 to pursue an ln.....U1atton that ap- parently tncludea the poUtlcal ac- ll•ltita of the TbJrd Dlltrict aupenbol'. Aronaon commented 'later while condtmnln1 J11d•• McMlllan'• acUon tb1t be bu told "mallY II) ln.ftoeent C\leDt to take the '1ftb aod I m11 Juat ecl- vtae llr. Ditdrlchtodothat. .. And then qaln," Aromon added, "I may adviH llr. Dieclrtcb to teU the Grand JUJ'1 to 10 to bell. After all, they've been queatlonliai ~lm for •l1ht montba." Aromoo colilemntlf the Grand· Jury lnqulry u a "polnUe1a ID· ve1U1atloti tht hp ~ two m1nor tndkUncta ~ tbole merelY for pirJUJ"J b;f cn 1M GrmdJury.' H1a reference••~ the lndl~ ment ot poUUcal aetivt.at Loran .. Kojak" Norton and Calabuu jeweler Hartin Klrtcbetm'. Both men were lndlcted.on per- jury alle1at1om after offertni testimony bef ON tbe Grand Jury that related to a $2,500 donation to county Superviaor Philip All.· thony'a 19'7S campai1n. · Mesa OKs Contract For Annual Report City councilmen agreed lo pay· an Anaheim public relations firm S7 ,200 to produce this· year's Costa Mesa annual report. Council metnbera awarded the contract for 10,000 cophll ol the annual report Monday night t.o Richard C. Gavotto of Costa Mesa. SAVE FROM 10to50%* ,.,. ......... SlNN GAOC!RY HEJAUS MARJORIE JACKSON Her a.longlnge Oo on tM Auctton Block Today Special Sale Wealthy Woman'• GoOda Go By JAN CAR&OLL • .-..... -Wnlw Clothes were piled on tables and pieces of furniture were scattered nearby. It might have been any garage sale. What made this sale special waa the owner. THE BEIA>NGINGS of Marjorie Jackson, the reclusive grocery heiress round shot to death ln her cub-littered In· dianapoU., Ind., home la.st month, went on the auction block today. Auctioneer Earl Cornwell expected a curious crowd who would •amble on blddine for an unopened box or a garbare bae. hopina it might contain aome of the fabled Jackson fortune. WREN POUOE FOlJND Mn. Jackson's body, they also discovered more than ~ million in cash stuffed in drawera, vacuum cleaner baas, boxes and garbage cana. Six 1uspectl are in custody In connection with the J ackaon murder ud theft of her money. Lut week, authorities speculated that some of the cash might et.U1 be amona Mrs. Jackson's things. COrnwell said all of the boxes and bags had been sorted by auction time, but "you never know. We might miss something. II someone bids ~ for a 1arba1e bag full of money, lt'1 thelrt." EVE&YTBING -lncludin& the cheap burglar alarm and cap pl.stols she used to guard her privacy and her posaesstooa-waa up for grabs. Full-length minks, two late-model Cadillacs, jewelry. oriental rues. silver. china and crystal were among the more valuable \terns. There were about 40 Bibles -two of them with mother-of-pearl covers. FIVE RATHER ORDINARY drawers were stacked near the entrance to Earl's Auction Barn. Cornwell said some of the fortune waa kept 1n them. And they loo, were~ for sale. .. "l'm 1o!n1 to ffll Marjorie Jackson's false teeth, Corn>NeU whlapered. ''Tbtre'1 a lot or &old in them.'' Killed at Funeral Voodoo Minister's Death Eases Fear ALEXANDER Cl TY, Ala. (AP> -Authorities here say lhe shoot.in& death of a 1elf-ordalned mlniat.er wbo practiced voodoo has stven a lell.lle of relief to Nix· burt community residentl who fearedbim. "We know that they were scared,'• says Chief Deputy William A. Evau. of the Coosa County aberlff'a office, refenin& to resldentl 0( the nearby black community where 52-year-old Willie Maxwell Uved. • Maxwell, aald Evan1. "wu ptacUclna that voodoo atun and a· lot of them believed tn it." He' was •hot to death Saturday While att.endlns funeral services for hit 1tepdau1hter. AuthoriUH uy an aura of violence and 1upersUUon •W'· rounded Maxwell. Hi• at.epda~hter, Sblrl•Y AU Elllnston, 15, WU caJt mc»t recent of nve ~ MU'Well'& r.. atlvea lo dle under unusual circumstances lD recent ,_,.., Sb• WU found June U lylna dHd beneath a car, tbe tlr .. nm~ the left front wb oo While result.& of an autopsy have not been released, Capt. Herman Chapman of the Alabama Bureau of lnvestica· lion sa)'1, "There's no question in my mind that the car was not the cause o( death." Maxwell was shot point-blank three times in the race by a man in a green suit as 600 moumen at M lss Ellington's funeral watcbed. · The shooting occurred mo· menu after e woman identified by wttneaaes as Mlas Ellington's slater screamed at Maxwell, "You kllled by 1l1ter and now you 1onna pay for ltt " Arrested at the funeral home, Robert Lewi& Burnt, 30, tden· titled u Miss Elllnaton'• uncle, wu cbar1ed with flnt-de1ree murder. Man TOM• Bride'• Name lay Teacher Raise OK'd In County By STEVg MRCBELL Ot n. o.IY,.... IWtf Lay teachen in Southern Cahfornla'a Roman Catholic high schools have won improved benefita in a new a1reement worked out with church officials. But lay teachers in tbe Orange Diocese, wlUch includes ioatruc· tors at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, went one better with an a1reed 10 percent pay bike for teachers and an additional five percent set aside for a pension plan. Forty.five Mater Dei lnstruc· tors /oined teachers at 24 Los Ange es Catholic hl&h schools in a walkout last March that luted three weeo. The teachers sought collective bargairung rights and walked out when the church refused to re- c ogn ize the United Catholic Secondary Teachers Auociauon· as the uacbers ·bargaining unit . Although school officials even· tually agreed to bargain with the un\on after beini ordered to do so by the National Labor Relations Board, the church ls challen&in& the NLRB's authority in court. The church claima the federal agency has no Jurisdiction over it because of the separation of church and stale. The agreement with the Orange Diocese goes farther than the Los Aoeelea Archdiocese agreement in tlult teachers at Orange CoQnty•s two Catholic schools will receive a 10 percent pay hike in September. Steve Makin, strike organizer for the Orange Dloceae, said to· day Maler del teachers will also be placed on a salary schedule in Sept. 1978. "We're pretty happy with the agreement. 11 Makin said. "Any credentialed teacher hired now will make $8,000 a year. along with BO improved medical plan, maternity leave, a pension plan and gnevance procedure. 11 He said Mater Del never had a grievance procedure before. ''It's a maj« step. It's the first time we have had a contract that givea the teacher• righla," Makln11id. "Before tb1' the contract only outllned the teachers' duUes." Loa Angeln County teachers have not yet. reached a salary agreement. County Judge Dreizen Says He'll Retire Oose,.Btlt No Cigar . Enterprise (U.S. 27), sailed by Lowell North of San Diego, jibes around the wini mark 29 seconds ahead of Inde'1eQdence, skippered by Ted Hood of Marblehead, Mass., and stretches its lead to a winning margin of almost two minutes in America's Cup trials off Newport. R.I., Tuesday. (See story, Page A12.) Probe Set in Crash Of Toro-based Jet A. special board of inquiry wu convened today to lnvetUcate Tuesday'• c;rub of an J'.4N Phan· tom jet flaht.er baaed at El TQl'.O · MarlneCorpl Air Station. · 'Ill pilot and crewman 1afely ejected and par,chuted to earth.. The $1 mllfioa-plua attack aircraft smuhed to th• around 00• a remote combat tarcet ranae in th&Nev'9da deQrt. The pilot, Maj. Robert L. Frantz, 33. and the radar· intercept olficer. ·tat Lt. David Smith, 27, both El Toro MCAS base residentl, were picked up at the site by a r•cue bellcopt.. Tbe pair waa flown t.o a bOlpltal at Nellis AFB aear Lu Ve1a1, cbeck"" ·over and re. leued u uniQjured, El Toro . MC,ASspokee,mensaid today; ·Aut.boriUes Hid MaJ. Franta and Lt. Smith were on • recutar tralnlol miaalon when the 8:15 a. m. crHh occurred osi lb• Tonopah Range in a complex ol combat nnaes encompuaed by Nelli• AFB for rocketry and 1Jl1s. 1Ue target practice. Both the plane and the pilot and radar·lnterceet officer are a.a1l1ned to the Third Marine Aircraft Wing headquartered at El Toro. Tun 'Suni,ri:ng' A new wave ot pune 1nateb1n1 Cars ' A.tJtDlabl,e lncldenll in the Lacuna Hill1 LOS ANGELES CAP> -Two Mall b11 led Orantfl County more 1porta cara owned by a sheriff'• olflcen to warn elderly Beverly Hllll socialite who wu women 1boppera that the7 are burled in her favorite Ferrari are the target.a of such attacka. up for sale. 'lbief Grabs Purse in Mall The latat victim reported by County Publlc Amlnlstrator deputies wu Leisure World resi· Bruce Altman aald Tuesday he ls dent Eva L. Shaw, 76, of 23521 accepting bldl on two other Fet"· A venida de la Luisa, who lOlt SS4 rarte belonitns to Sandra Ilene when a YOUDI man arabbed .Hr West, who died March 10 at ace purse u abe strolled through tbe rt. Mall. Jfl"I. Weal WU burled May 19 Judge Samuel Dreiz.en an· Deputies said the thief ran to a tn the blue autotAoblle at Alamo nounced his retirement today waltlnl vehicle driven by a com·· Lodte K8IODic ~metery In San arter 16 years on the Orange panion and the pair drove ol! at. Aatonlo, Texas, next to ber =--'n. ..... tbe~ IDl:lldlll tlll ..,U. ill ....., .... -c ..... .,.,u. . n.e 00illdll11 ..... to .,. =-'W:-lltkla eanll *:, ~ ~ t.bem. B .-Uaepacip== Uocs came befcn TUadaJ tbe board N to ab•IH tb• ordinance wltll SUpent.lan Ra1pll Dledtleb iDll Tom IWeJoppoMd. Super$Cr Balpb CJark A1d ._ bad rtiCthed DO juppal't fol' tbe re1ulattoaa aacl had rffeiYed. complaiAta from cbarltabl• ~~ people tt la deaiped to protect are the ooes wbo are ope posin& lt. .. Qark aaid. ~ Supervl1or Phil Anthony •treed. •a.Ylnl be felt tbe ~ poeal.s were a 1ood idea but K1f1 needed IOIDe work. Supeniaor Laurence Schmit, who baa oPPGNd the ord1naDce all aloq, lald, "Tbe only way '4 handle tb1I b a1 I have Hid before. for tbe cltilea at the door to1ayno." "We don't have to bulld another bureaucratic empire to protect u1 from ounelvea," Schmit continued. County olfidal.s laid the °""· dinance stud)' wu auuest.ct bf aupervlson lut year. Tb• exisdq ordloance, which t.be1 aald ii more compUcatecf and requires extensive county aovenunent review. bad been .. alped totbe county Department" ol Social Services. Einploya ln tbat depart.mint. bad not ea.forced it, they ex· plained. because of ataff1 1bon..,es. Ja11an uld be now would re- vtew tbe alltin& onlln.ance t4) • see wbo 1bould enforce lt OI' wbaJ further aeUm mlpt be needed. PerullelDn Marine Geta Jail SenlBncB . . Tbe llatlDe Corpe . ..,.. c,I. Curtil Jones, 22, will be Jailed. demoted and fined for parttclppy tlon in lut N~ember'1 ....Wt by black• on ••veo white Marines at Camp Pendletoa. Lt. Col. William Draper, tri8' Jud•eol a eeneral court mart.Jal,, aald Jones mwt serve three monthl hard labor and pay fine ol $4.50 in addlUoo to belnt' reduced to private. The aentAlo~ punuant to a pretrial qreement wltb the d• feoae earlier th1I week, 1u.apends a bad conduct dllcbar1• awarded to Jones and allows tbe 82 daya be bu been in confine- ment to count toward the 91klay · sentence Draper 1a1d. In excb;;ae for the reduction of charses, Jonft entered a pll. ty plea on Monday. He wu one of 14 black Marines art'etted after the rald on a Camp Pendleton barracu room tn whicb t.be whites were boldlna a beer party. Teatlmony by tbe black Marina wu that the1 = they were breakln• up a m of the bue Ku KJu.x Klan, but 1ot tbe wroni room. County Superior Court bench. h11h 1peed. huaband, lb. Judie Dreizen. 63, said his re· ---------------__.:.---~-"""'-------------- lirement June 30 wu prompted -~~Q:=~~==~ri:::::~!!S:~;;r;::~ r;,!:X:m:i:i:::ii:Z::CdCl~maib::::z:c:::;:=::i=x:::::r;:::m•••_.., by the "need to 1low down the pace of my nre a little." He said he hopes to aerve aa a relief jud1e if needed but only on a part time baa is. The Santa Ana jurist ffas ap- pointed to the Superior Court ~nch in 1961 by former 1ovemor Edmund G. "Pat" Brown. He pracUced \aw in Santa Ana prior to that and also served as a depu· ty in the public defender's office. Judee Drelien noted today thal he la Jeavtna a 37-Judae court that had only elaht jwisll when he was named to the bench. Sex Business Ban Ordered LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Board ol Supervisors ordeted a. four·moath moratorium on new 1n·for·sale buslneue1 in unin· corporated area• to •lve the. county counsel lime to dnelop a 1tronttr llcen1ln1 ordinance . .,ainlt t.tiem. Tuaday's direct.Iv• appUet to· m111a1e parlor•, book1toru, model ltucllot, plcture ll1'Cadea and mtaulnmf'Rt outlets, ' The order waa ur1td by1 su,er tspr , rt &chab•rum cau "Ci campli!at.t trom re1l· d DUI lnMUWer .nd Bu tt.Of· flclall 1&Jd lt ii med at ftero· mini prolJreriUOn Ol 1 •·lor-aile ouUeta by "tlammlnc the doar' oo IOme and~ tlDt othen fnlm morinl 111. •• _ • • Gem Talk Wedding Rings, Engagement Rings. Low-l:Ock Rings ••• rings of precious diamond• and gold. · . . • tr., MtWt• two t!GllfWl'IM '*---.... u Sta. IDd Koaa Kaai that would have de- ••1.cl ~oltrave.1 ... Tb• Ou1 tiorw lMt*I all at ell-Mn House overlookin1 the Tbamea. Thtt Brit.Lab Department of Trade =e1ineii'C::. new--=-~ slped Just before e a.m., London lime, nearb' an bour an.r tbe ez. plraUoo d111e tor the 31-year-old Bermuda Aareement which the new .ceord wW replace. NEGOnA'l'IONS TO work out the wordl.q ol the pact will coo· tinue in Bermuda, and a ftna1 venlcm ia expected to be ready for 111.nlnl' by mid-July. Meanwhlle the Bermuda Acree- ment rematna in force. · The aireement covera tbree major American alrUnea -Pao American, TWA and National - and three Britlab carriers -the atate-owned British Airways, Honi Kone-based Cathay Paclflc and Laker, which ls plannt.na an inexpensive ahutUe between New York and London. It does not affect charter -~..,.• _..._ ___ _.. alrllnee or scheduled fUibt.t of .....,,, ~~ forelp airlines fiylnl' between the two countrtea, aucb as Air Ill· Nine-month-old Trayonne Nichole Dorsey ii srabbed by dla, Jranalr and El Al. a Wutalngton, D.C., policeman after bet uncle, Gerald OFFICIALS OF BOTH COUD• Thomas, sat in a s~ond-story window for five hours, trlet pronounced tbemael\'ea threatening to drop b~. Thomas fell from the srasp of pleued with the lut·minute ac· another policeman seconds later, but apparently was not cord. seriously injured. Police said they could establish no Brltiah Airwaya, which wanted motive for the act.ions ol the former mental patient and more ot the tranaatlanUc bull· one-time drug addict. . nesa, will 1et rout.ea to Seattle ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-and Houston, and the United $28 Rebate Support~d ·· WASHINGTON <AP ) - Congressional tax-writers, re- v am ping President Carter 's energy plans, want to 1lve each adult American an estimated $28 rebate from money that would be raised by a pew tax on crude oil. The new crude oll tax would ralse gasoline prices an estimat- ed '1.6 centa a gallpn. The tu re· bate would be paid to every American adult next year, re-l'•rdlesa ol wbethel' the person paya taxes or con.serves energy. adult, with such couples getting a total "40through 1981. Fer example, as currently de· alined, auch a payment schedule could run $28 per adult in 1978, $54 ln 1979, $81 Jn 1980 and $.S7 in 1981. FOR 1178. IT generally is an adults-only program , with no paymenta for children. But a youn1 person who pays income taxes could get $28. Slnele people beading household.a, such u divorced or widowed pers o na wJlb younptera, would be entitled to two S28 paymeota. plan for 1978 would have been followed by payments of $U ln 1979, S62 in 1980, $44 in 1981. For example, In 1978, where a typical family of four -two adults, two youngsters -would have received SS• under the Carter proposal, it would set $56 under lhe committee version. A1 suggested by Carter and ap. proved by the panel, special p~ments would be handled through the income tax sy1tem, meaning workers would feel the impact next Jan. 1 as sllahtly increaaed take·bome pay becau.ae of acijust· ed wlthboldin1 rates. Afte•B•llllg Abortion Battle Foroes GatMr B1fteA111daWPnll A broad poll Uc al baWe -aloq wlth a more dlfflcull Um• for poor women ~want aborUon.s -aeema certaln to be toucbed olt by the U.S. &lpreme Court rulln1 that. atate iovernmenta mQ declde whether public money should finance elective abortions. Antl·aborUoll forces already are 1aua.nn1 for an offenal.e in a number of stat.el. "I have no hope. I wiab I could be more optimiatlc," said one House member in Mlelqan wbo want.a liberal abortlon lawa. THE aVLING, BANDED down Monday, aaya there la no federal toQulrement that states use Medlcalcl tuna. to foot the bill for women who dealre abor· Uon1 but cannot pay. It a.ho aaya there la DO federal requirement that public bospltab perfonn abortloaa for women wbo cannot pay. As of DOW, 15 states have laws forblddiq the uae the Medicaid funds for elective aborUona, those not required to eave a woman's Uf e or health. But ln nine ot them, the effect of the law bad been suspended wblle another Supreme Court case, in- volving a federal law known as the Hyde amendment, ia pend- ing. A day after the Supreme Court ruling, heartened anti-abortion forces ln Washington asked that the Supreme Court lift. the nlne- state stay and, in effect, turn off for now the flow of public money in those atatea. MICIDGAN 18 ONE atate in which anti-abortion leglslatoni . are talking again of ending st.ate paymenta for poor women'• abortions. a eoal that bu eluded them in the past. State Sen. Jack Welborn aaid be would introduce a specific bill and try a1ao to amend a budeet blll. "Tbla year proponents of tak· ln• money out are ioln1 to have wtiat I Hy II an Ironclad argu· ment because of the Supreme Court ntlinc," aald State Sen. EHi Nelaon, an advoute of liberalized abortion laws. "I have no reason to believe the votes will not be there to take the money out on the floors of both hoUlea." In St. Loull, one of three iov-ernmenll on whose policies the court ruled, Mayor James Conway on Tuesday inade permanent. a ban he bad tem- porarUy lmpc>Md Monday on all abortlona in the city's two aeneral bo1pltal1 unleas a woman's life wu in danaer. "I RA VE CONSISTENTLY op. posed abortion," Conway said. "The rtabt of Ute la inviolate, in my opinion." He 1aid the only ex- ception would be abortions "to pre1erve the life of the mother." Even lf a woman can pay for an abortion, it wlll not be performed at city-owned boapltal1, be said. Fonner Mayor John Poetker. who bad started the caae wben be ordered that the general hospitall deny abortion services , under a city ordinance, called the 'rulln1 "an eocour.,lng algn tor those who are interetted in the preaervatlon of Ute." rT WOVLD GIVB each typical American couple about $1 a week uqder a one-year special pa,yment system approved 18to17 Tuelday by the House Waye and Means Com rn.lttee. Jt such a special payment pro- gram for 1978 ultlm•tely becomes 1..-. lt. ~ld be ex· tended later into future yean. Under the committee'• plan, that could lead to tax rebata at levet. u hip u $llO annually fOC' each By 11 to 13, the committee re- jected a similar system recom· mended by Carter wh\ch would have distributed $21·a·person payments next year to every man, woman and child, thus favoring laraer families. A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO BUSINESSES: THE SZI PER person C~ 'Annie' Objeets Store to Hmt Dre11 Sale NEW YORJC <AP> -Leapln' IJzardsl IJttle Orpbao Annle, who went from tht fW\ny paces to the Broadway ataiie, la now in stale Supr~e Court. At least ber r~ruentaUvee are. The authora of the Broadway amub·blt mua1eal 'Annie" 1ot a reetralntn1 order Tuesday aaalnat a department at.ore and a clothinc manufacturer, barring them from promotiQI dresaea with Ukeneu ea of Little Orphan Arulle and her q, S&.Ddy. TBS Pl.A ft A1JTBOU CONTENDED the llaures were "aym. boll relatlna to 'Ann.le'," and were protected by rlabts obtained from the Chfcaio Tribune a1'd Nft York Dally News syndicate. The euthorl charted that the store, Bonwlt Teller, and the manutectunr. Bow Ace Inc., were "exploitin1 the 1ucceas of the show." Rain Activity Remains Flaah FIDOd WOmiiig Up in MU.Ouri AlllUqw..,_ .. ,,,,.,lllo AlllM• .,,,..,ngNm ..... &eltOft •llff•lo CMtlftlllr\5 c OllUOO <111«•-· , ....... _ o.41••·". Ww1'I °"""' o.4'911 ...,, .... ........ ~"'" ~.,.,. .JM•-m• •t11t.UCll\' #llmlllll• M\ti'lll """"•'*" M/lfll ... "'-" ..... 0!1NN NtwYerti -- Hftll t..w "«"" '° "' •l .. '° .. .. " " ,. ., '° 1J " " n. • ., .o1 11 jJ " .. .. ,. •• . .. . " H tJ . ,. .... " ,, .. ., ..... .. ,. ai ,. ..... ,. .. Al ... 7) ,, " 1 People Fi~ding People --- DA I l Y PILOT r;netM mil the I.Ddlam durln• a Native American rita& CommJ•lioo swearing-in ceremony Tuesday in Sacraineato. ~HY• be hopes the new commission will teach Callfanilana al tbe paal berita1e of the ln· diam and of their &OtTOWI and hopes. Panel Urges UC Fee Trim SACRAMENTO (AP> -A proposed $48 University ot California student fee increase could be ~ut to $11 under unusually restrictive action by a Ie1ulaUve budaet commllt.ee. Callfornla'a nine· campus public university ,,.,-------- could reject the limit only ( S ) !fit giv~ up $.1.3 million tale JD preVIously a1reed-on ---------"-state aid for laboratory costs . . The le1ialature'a two-house conferenei!I com- mtt!:J:roposed cutting $3.3 million worth of in· ere fees, or about $30 of the acbeduled $48 booet at all campuae1. The committee approved the cut 5-1. The di&aentln1 vote wu cut by Sen. Dennh Carpenter, R·Newport Beacb. Tuesctay•a action wouldn't affect additional tn- creaaes of as much as $45 tcbeduled al four cam- puaet. &.,,dent fees now run '800 a year. TK'O Fl,.... Et1d 8trllln LOS ANGELES CAP> -Bakery and confec· tione ~ken bave accepted a new tbree·year pact, includlnl a wa1e and benefit hike, with the Southern Calllomia potato chlp industry. Tbe new contract, retroactive to May 1, ended tbe 10-day-old alrlke al the Laura Scudder's Anaheim plant and the Bell Brand F~ Co. ln San- ta Fe Sprin11. Tfl#lher 8,W. Crtlde Oii MARTINEZ (AP) -More than 800 gallons ot crude oil s pilled from a tanker docked at the Lion Oil Co. wharf here, contaminating about a mile of shoreline alOQJ the Carquinei Strait. The oU waa spilled from the Colombian lanker Ribaforada early Tuesday, according to the Coaat Guard. 'lleU. Dolltl' Set •• ,.... LOS ANGELES (AP> -Fire caused an estimated Sl.!50.000 damaie to part or the $1 million set built n.h\e years ago for the movie "Hello Dolly." , The fire Monday at 20th Century Fox Studios deatroyed two falae fronta from the turn-of·lhe· century atreet aet, one of the moet expeiulve built at that time. r. eg11a11q s•c Settled LOS ANGELES (AP) -A Long Beach medical clinic bu agreed lo pay '5,000 ln penalties to aetUe a ault accualn1 lt of reporting Incorrect results for pregnaaey teata. The aetUement, approved Tuesday ln Superior Court, prohibtta anyone but a licensed physician at the Phoenix Family Medical Clinic from telling for pre111aney. LNG Hassle Broun A.la Site Law SACRAMENTO <AP) -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. wanta an LNG 1llln1 law that would require Ox· nard and Pl. Conception to be considered, alon1 with olfaboTe areas. for California's fint liquefied natural 1a1 terminal. The 1overnor'1 propoaal wu revealed Tuesday by h1a plannlnJ and research director, Bill Presa. aa rival LNG 1ltln1 bllll advanced In the lelltlature. Autbora ol both billa aa1d there will be a com· promlae version HGt to Brown tiler the leflalature retumt in AUl\llt from lta summer receaa that be1in1 Friday. BUI' P'RF.88. IN effect, told them in advance what Brown wants in a bill that reaches hll desk. Tbe 1aa compual., •&1 Calllomla must bne LNG -auper·cooled natural au liquid -Jmpor'U!d in 1blpa by 1911).fl to avoid cutdf• ol tu lo homes and businesses. Press 1ald Tueld&1 that the final bill abould "expUdUy allow th• Coutal Commllstoa to con· alder two ooaboff alt.a foe which appUcat1ona are now pending befon tbe Federal Power Com· mlnlon, Pt. Cocc.pUoo and Oxnard, u well u an oltabore 1tt.e.' • Preu Hid tbe Ml mblY llW, AB ao by M • aembb'man Ttn7 ao.,s.a.. ,f>.au Bemudlno aftd baeked by Aaembly Siiak• Lio McCartbY, D·San Frudleo, effeoU•el1 llmu. the a1te Mleetfon to Pt. ConcfJl!Uon Cl' caabore. N&rl'B&a mLL-ftOr \Jae IOHt'DOf't propotal -calla f« loclal autberltt lD tM lltlnl ~·· bUt Gottln Hid ~bly J>emottatiC leldertblp ft~ ftrm ln lta atand ~at no LNG flCWtJ ~be ballt, at Oxnard without loC!ll ap~aJ. . Ooaln'• bW WOW4 .... tbo Coastal OOdl· mtulca power to ap~• <r nject • tU. appllca· Uon. but Cllalilball Vtctar CaJ.o, D- Mountaln VI.,,, tald LM • 'a dellre that the com on mu• an amnnaUve recomm at1oo "UhlJ" .W be tM fln91 blll. ' . .. . ... ..... . , ed SHE WROTE &Ea BOOK about the al· le1ed affair in mg and died ol cancer shortly afte"'ard. The nmes reported, however, that the Elsen.bower letters cut doubt oo th• accuracy of the Summers by book and also on a 1tory, at- tributed to former President Harry S Truman, 3 day special! Count your Spring Air savings (not sheep) tonight! , -ea. pc. 1wln or full mattress or boxsprlng. • We've IMde 1 ~ purdlaN on iop.quallty, "flrm conatNCtlon StJrlftl AJr llelp-. ArlJ tMt ~ uvlftlll tor you! Three ::."'t:'r:'~~q 'i:"~~llf!il~·P..Ji~i;&n dlys '*"· Thundey, ~and ~~~~., ....-~. ~ ""'""",,. sin end 1h.,._ you lb. Etch pMc.. midi 111prmaly fOf UI and oow«td In qu iltlld ICl'Olt tlckmf. Now at our, low lplCW J>ric'*I &a-. Shop. 7$, au... told In 2 pc. 9"' onty. Set. •1ee. Kint. sold in 3 pc. -'I orly. let. 1234. Extrt hefty-duty boiqprlnt .,., mult~netdlt quilt cover. Twin or full, mlttrta or boitisi"nf. . • • • • . • • ....... pc. Queen, told In Z pc. n only 191 •po. ...... Set, 1191. Kin& IOld In 3 pc. MU only Ill ta. pc • . . . . . • s.t. 1294. Robinson's Newport Fashion Island 644 .. 2800 & Westminster Mall 898-4331. . \ . \ • , ' ' ~ t l t month lhl' JUr ' will t in In -th Oran o unty Grund Jur thc.t 1 und once a1a1n th rl• w II 1TH1>m1rw-r from Cult&a M a • n m of 111 n w Jurnra wtll be pulled uul Q( 11 t -.h r-h t-ont tn th• mam of 30 peraona nomm1tled by Or tt C.ount> Supt•rioi Court JudaM fur lht- Ut77 11arimc:J JUr) Th n • 1,.n l a a1111(h.• C011t... Mesa nam~ &n lhitl hut But the nnminces rrum aouth county und coastal com tnunilt tnt'ludP. five from Huntin1ton Beach, four rrnm 't"WJ>Ort Be t·h, two from WestmUU1lt!r and onl' e ch rrom ~al 8e<1d1 M1s~1on Viejo. Laguna Ni11uel and South t..agun11 May~ Costa Mb<t ou~ht to intllatt! <1 ··Tak~ u Judge to Lunch'' program £v•den\ly tht• robl'<I 1un~b don 'l know anvunt- rrr1m our town Water Warning Costa Mesa C"unl~ Water District directors are lookmg at large volume water users in the city, hint m~ that thos (• users m <a v set• higher water rates in the future In u rcsolutwn adopted last week, the board urged governmentc.11 agencies. commercial and industrial establis hments that use large volumes of water to look ul ways to cut th al water use The hoard emphasized it was not speaking of Dirveton wum lhal failure to cul water Uff wlthln the Costa w district could make ll nee nry to Impose high rates for the hiab-volum~ w termen. ~tu M~a-bued companies should take n c.-ue I rom lht' wat r di trlct 's resolution. Budget Puzzle Ob6ervel"8 of the Newport-Mesa Untiled School 011stnct may be slightly puzzled this year over the ap· parent inaction by school board members on their 1977·78 budget A proposed $49.4 million budget has been before ~chool trustees ror the past few months, but there has not been much an -depth analysis of it, even though the beginning of the fiscal year is July l The explanation gJven by Supt John N1colJ 1s that he and his slaff arc reluctant to get into any serious study of their budget until they know for s ure how the spendini? ts ~omg to be financed The effects of the landma rk school financing c as~. Serrano-Priest. and the pending legislation which would answer 1t have lefl so-called wealthy dis lrH.:ts like Newport.Mesa without a means of ac curately estimating how much money the district will he a !lowed lo rais i! and spend School officials say they will do the best with wha t information they (.!et out of Sacramento, but that may not be much if the Legislature holds school finance legislation over Lhrough the summer. c Our l'anishing Agricultural Land The Tragic Waste of Retiremem ( PAUL HAH\'EY J o~ar Glooauy (~u~ Let's Save What We Have Left Nothlll~ a~t·1> a m .111 Ilk 1• r t•I 1r1• rn1•111 Y Otl St•t• \ q,(llllHIS I' 'l'l' Ult\ I'S turrwd out lo pastun• 1t1 somt• re 11rcmcnt \ illu~l· !'!O '""" ht·J(tn n1ng prt.•mut11n·I~ 111 ".dk old and talk old and think olcl Pr11ctic·1ng up to h1• tlt•llfl Whtlt• hU!-itnt•ss ancl 1ndu!-iln and tht• arti. ,111• show<·us<'" for men who un• v1i.:orou s. v1r1l1t anti vital 1nt11 lhP11 90.., Yet a reder <ti law tend" to fortt' r 1· llreml'nl Jt ,IRl' ti5 That '·'"' 1:-rt!(hl no" ht• mi.: n·wnlh.'n Life t"<Pct'l.111l' 111 < 'olon1al Amt·r11·:i w,1s ;n n ""' A m.m was "old al 1.1 Toriuv lifl' ht·l!lll' wtw.-1· 11 u,.,t·d 111 t•ml Ltf1· l'Xl)t'('l.111\'\ Ill lht• l.:ntlt•tl Stall'?' ts no" 71i vt.•a1 !'! ror men. 7U vt•;us for woml'n i\ncl ,1nv 1nlnnt ~h1ch survlHs 1111\h anll lht• pn· curious (1rst "t"•r '"'" n•asonuhlv t'XPC<'l lo liv1• 11110 hi!. 90s ' \'ET l.J\llOR , 1nrJu~lr) Jnd l{uvernmt•nl havt• t•11nsp1r1·d to en(ort•1• rl•t11·pm1•nt .11 th1• arbitrury agt• nl fl5 The Emplnvnwnt \1 I 111 1007 re mforct.td 11 ._pt.·<·1rwd that ~hcrl' must ht• no d1scr1minat1on based on agt• 1n h1nn1t hrinl{ or promotm~ ''P 111 1111' (lq'' "' liS After thal v11111 ri1?ht-. ••rt• term1nat1' Coni.:rt•s:. dei11i.:1wd to rhange th.it to proh1b1t Joh 1h11 r r1minatwn at anv ai.tt· And President Cortt.•r ,.., prl'p>m.•cl lo sui>port any ont' or thl' thrN• GREATER THAN uny ut.her waste of anv nnt1onul resource 1s thr hr:unpOwt>r thn1 ·~ h.-nrhl'ff Wh<'n ti ~h1111111 ,till ht• tn !ht• Wh) don t they throw Newport Blvd into the ~1ant weed hole·• Then we won 'l J{O to work and public servants' won't ~el paid The working lax payer '" an t·ndang1•r t'CI '>pec1es in tht• desert of ('osl ·II· Mcss;r [) G B 01 ..... , Gus,_, ........... " ... . ....... -· ,., ........... , '"""'' , ... •lews If .. ,,.~ ... , kM y-HI "'"••I•-· Qvt, O•llV ~llM i.:am1· Prof .loel lllldebran~ \aught c·hem1stn <1t the Unlversll\. of Cah(orn1a t1nt1I he was requ'1rl'<I lo retire He was on faculty for 64 yl!ars F'orty thousand students took h1i. chemistry courses Then in 1952 ht' wa" pro nounced .. old' and put oot to pasture In the yeurll s 1n<·t•. Prol Emeritus Hildebrand ha,; publu;hed 13 paper!! and a book He has won most maJot chemistry awards and tcervcd us president of the American Chem~al Society This . un derstand. durinl( hl11 ·retire ment." His marring<' hu t hrived througl\ 68 yt1r11. t)c 11lill reads the danics aloud to hi14 wife Both insist, "No one ha.-hlld a happier marrac•d lif P • AN\'WA\', here 1s w m on who lOOk up skiing at 40. man•&«' lht• Un1led States team m the Whlltr Olympics 1936. He celebraled his 80th birthda~ with » rtve·m•le hike with younger: frlelld'I 1n thr moun t11inJ. So'htre 1:i a v1i;<wou:1 Amer1cun bale and hearty and produc tlve at 96 who stall cltrnbs tour sets of i1tairs al the Berkeley campus every morning 10 pu~ue hi• continuing rese81'ch. What a terribly tragic wu&ll' 1r he had taken 11er1ously his .. rl' tlrem (lnt .. I o thl' Ed1t111 EnJo~ your strnwherr1ei. whilt• ~l' may' Con,.,1der )Ourself luck~ to havt.• hn•d in this era ror 1t 1s doubtful 1f ~our J.(randchtldrcn wt II •wt· any :-trawbt•rr1t·.., unlt·s!. they grow a few 1n u pot on their ha I cony Al ttw llml' Mrs Knoll 'let ur> her htth• stand lo s ell pie 111 Buena l'ark it was a J.(ocb.cnd for tht•rt.· wt•rt• no sarulwith sto1>s tn !ht• bean r1etcts nr oranJ.(1• ~rov1·s ht•lween l.aJ.(um1 Beach and Lo:. Angele!. Tht• nchest and det•rx·"t soil in lht• slute was g1v 1ng its all In bount1ru1 rood production Obhv1ous to thl' food dcm1rnds of 11 rapidly expanding popula llon so much or that lend I!! now 1:overed over with puv1ng und housing thut OranRe County may loi.e the rt.Chi to t\s name BELATEDLY our super visors are try rng lo make up for the mtstakes or the past by racang the problem or how to pre serve the remamm~ producuve land which. too. 111 threatened with development It Is doubtful 1r they will have the cournRc to more than minimally try to N>m pensat.e for the I01111 of the food productive cupacily or Orange County. by purchastnf.? land for ope n spact• or agricultural purposes. nor is it probuble that you. the taxp:Jyer would support such a proJec\ This problem, thrown in the laps oC the 11upervi!lors, is not of th~i' own muking There is no Rood 11olution. it·11 too late but lel'11 help them make the best one p~slble save what is left EVELYN GAYMAN Don't Gf l'I~ f.Jp To the Editor Now that we're reading about a resident who successCully sued for damages due lo noise from tht airport, tbat should give bope <and motl•atlon 1 to residents who are compelled to tolerate law-brealdna industrleR next to tbcl r homes and apattrnenl5. lhal damaae the value of their property and lhe peace of their ·nel1hborhood with noise. MANY SAY they have contact· t>d Co11ta Mesa City Hall but were unable tQ Rel action even after Success Can Cost Too Much 1'hou.ihu 1t Larl(e What hurd dr1vmi.t peoplt-al too ea."l1ly forget wu11 exprCPed h~ Bertrand Ru11sell. when he wrote, I ma1nta1n that "luccess c11n bt> only one marcd1enl m ha p sHneu und 1'4 too dearly purchased lf all lhf' other mare· dients havt" bffn ~ rrifl<'~ to ob· l 1•in It."' It i11 only wh o ynur politic I opmloM do not happen to coin cldeo wllh your economk welfare that JOU hav a rtahl to auppoae they were obj cllvely rormed. Wat.ti on o,. two r., .• exec.Ip· Uo-ns, I have never me.ta auperin· tendenl of acbools who ftXhlbited lhl' all1h t knowtodse of what tdueatJon WU •II •bout tJCCept 1ett1n1 more money tor mo equipment. __....: Tb re b a "bl " bullt into thP hum1n m tnof')', "lhal what w ( , (SYDNEY HARRIS J bave come to upoc:t in the pt!J't innucmca and dl•tort." the way we reeord. store and retneve currt'oUmpt Iona. f'reodom of 8PffCb l11 a I 1 rliht lfthe citizens have not been trained lo lhe respon•ib1lity or h1lt>n1ng Tile lut Jeuon we cualomaril>' I torn ln llf e ls that the thins wt want mo.t desperately la rarely worth the.> pri<'e we have 10 pn)' for it. Beaul)' without vih&.llty ~ boret: but vltallcy tran1form1 plalnnesa Into a kind nl buut,y. 1'he poot" are rar more 1nobbtt1h th •n the rich. If unconsciously '° -ror th y look down on an)'Ont> who dlrten Crom them in apeecb or manner u belnf. affected and not nearly u ·'real · H they are. A merchant wlll apend hun· dreda of tho andJ In d~oratlnf bia abop, and then eave SIO a w k by hirin1 a aoU n or incom· petenl n•ttl r natead nr a courteou1 end etrlctent Me. c Restaurant.a are dpeclally pen· ny·wlae and pound·foolillh in lh"' way.1 Tbe old ••Yln1 Ui1t "Knowltd&• 11 pow1t" latrueoo· )7 when a 1null mlnprlt)' paun1 il: the 'ID(1" lt (a dla· pened, lhe weaker tu ln.fluenct. A• Jons u pr4ton. in Its pr nt form, ~maln1 th only practtcat method of pum1hln1 erlm tti prllon.s will continue to eenerate a larstr crlmfnaJ community than any olh r et'IV lronm nt ( M/\IUIOX J lAtte'"' trem te•GI" .flt •etc°"" Tfti9 ,.,.,. te <efltMIHt t•tt•" to fit •lt•C• ff tlf"'4".ltt U•t it rt -••II Ltller\ 01 JOO ""''' O< ltl> wlll .. '""" ""ff•nc:t AU •eutr' "'"'t ift<ludit ''lf'll.We •fllf rt\•fllrtt •*r•n •vt """'' may M wU..._..,.., r• ft'M'' " \VtOc1•11tt , •• \Oflll ., • ..,., .... , ..... , •• m "°' N oubOtMd tht.' 001~t· wa~ te11Lt·d anct relut tantly declared lo l.>t• in violation or allowable deC'abcls Too many people finally shrul'( und let the <'ity offi cials m t1m1dale them My daughter and her husband and their neighbors have all done ttus C hope that people who tun·e had this experience will take new acttonA and 11tuy with 1t this time W II FISHER Gard...,.r.r• fir.Ip To the EdJtor Your Daily Pilot, May 23. was brought to my attention bv 1m1• of our member8 In v1ewmg tht• front 1>a1w art1 ch.• "HB Wuter Wa.stflrll lo f"ace Penalty," I. Aklo Okumoto. Prea 1de-nt 1>f lhe Soutbern California GurdenerR' Federa tion, Inc . with Its membership of '1.500 11lron1t. would like to tak<' th1!1 opportunity to Inform you that SC G F have taken In 1tiativc steps in this waler con servat1on proi.tram W£ HAVE submitted lo our members. the L A Times. L.A Water &c Power Department. and the Mayor '!\ Office. our recom mendations called 'Helpful Hints on Conserving Water in the Garden" 1n early F<'bruarv of 1977 We reel Ulal. HI' professaonul gardeners we are doinf( our share 1n lhe water conservation I also reel m ost confident that the aardeners referred to '" your Dally Pilot urc not profe11sional 1tardeners or member~ of our or J(aniullon /\KIO OKAMOTO President. Southern Califomui Gardeners' Federation. Inc· Bedfl Po..,,,.,. To the Editor We hear much these days about. ellmlnatlnat all harmful subatancea from the h<ldy 1tnd *'-""""...,., 0.,. ,, ... ... ... ,.,..,.,w.- lllWNllt,.;/ ....... diet and nghll> so The body . however. takes m daily. enough po1soO!C lo destroy 1t. 1f Jl weren t ror its own ehmmaung systems In lhl' d1gest1ve and ox1dat1on vroccsse" in lht· body. other poisoni. arc created which must be elimmat<'d The bowel!.. thl' kidneys. the liver. the lymph i.:lands and tht' tear ducts art· ~omc of the dimtnatmg sy!ltems Ofl' COl!RSE, w1• do nut llikl' into lht• bod} deadly poisons purposely. but 1f our eli mmating systems are work1n~. we don't have> to be thut careful about minute amounts of tore1gn mat ter 11uch as a small amount or· nuoride m the water. " bit of su)( ar or succharin in the diet etc Much of what we heur thei1c days 1s making much ado about nothing Some peoplel'>· m1ss1on 1n life seems to be selling up foist• '4tandards Thev str ain 111 11 jlnat .md swallow a c'am~ .JAMES BOLDIN<; H~al Mot 11',.:' To the Editor Fasclnaung' A relal1vtily un known airline namely . North Central, trying to get pe rmasslon for flights, LO of all places, lht' Twtn Cities' I don't thmk that anyone as yet hui, asked what their reol motives are Presuming a permit w1&s 1s s u ed . wouldn't som l' m u1or airline be dehghled lo acqull'e North Central-alon1t with their permit. by the way-and really play havoc with additional flights out of Orange County" Who's kid din1whom" MERRILL BRO~ Dew•~• 6Rigltt' To the F.ditor · Concernln& homoseicuals . l deny their "right · to leach my children I deny their "nght" to naunt their perveraities in public I do not deny their respon11bill ty to 11eek JDedical help to over- come their affliction. The world would do well to re· member ·'Kind lovers love on Lest the world be undone And rnankind be lost by degrees. For if all of our loves Should ao wander In arovea, There soon would be nothlna but trees." J .W. REID Gqfhtftaa~ To the £dltor: Anita Bryant has announced lbat 1k will c1mpat1n in San Francisco to continue her Nau peraccUtloo and mutJlalloa OI a · manonty a:rouP Qt human a . But tho en my doel not att1« • 1tron1ofrenslve, firat. To ••win'' In C.Ufomja, • and her crusader• will march In "Blble·belt country " wber the IA.YI are 1pr.ad out and "c)oset• ed." Her prlsnary tar•el in California will Ora.nae Cowl· ty. Sho wlll WOt. ln coruunc: with Senator Brlr•• (W • home buo 11 n Fullert.Qn) to r1.111her u.ae ,.,,. u a nationally ••ncUOned "'"'oat. uphold humun d1gn1t:v and mle· ~rit y 1l 1s not 1m port1inl 1f Anita Bry ant and her followers wm or lose tn Cahfom1a. for she and ht>r fundamenliihSt Z(.'alob are al~o it minority Tht' war to kl•l'p humant> values 1n Amt•nt·a will t·ont1nut· long after I.be g<ty 1:.suc as dead a n d buried Kindneb:. and brotherly love will ~trui.:~le to en dure in the hearb of women and men w1lh mull1·d1frcrenceb for as long as homo sap1eni. cx1sL LIN KELl.f:Y 81&11 Mann~• To the Editor I am often unnoyed and hor r1f1ed by youn.R people• on the public bus I'm talking about 'k1dt1 " between the a~es of 12 lo 18 Do you parents know all about the way your children act? Or do you care about somt" or the thing11 they do" I guess 1t upsets me ~caube 1t seems that these young adult:. are runnin.R wild They are not. men or women yet. Children, no matter how a smart or well inten· lloned, need lluperv1s1on And 1n m y oplnio)l need lo he carefully instructed ubout how to act Cruelty to other kids. seli1~h· nes11 o r rudcnes11 , d erision towards older people, bacl language and takmg the Lord's name In vam ill not where 1t 's at Teach your children about God TeU them It is hard to be 1ood But that God loves them and wants lo help them out PENNY ALEXANDER Wat....-Trfr.k To the Editor Every time I see water runrun~ freely down the street because aom~y forgot to tum off their hoae. I feel like drlJhng litllt> holes ln the curbln& so someone's mistake could benefit other's lawns aom~hat What would be the pr•ctJcali· ty of havanit thls done in residen- ttal areas only? Ono thing, new curbs could be built W1th les• ce· meol and the men in orange would have more work to do for a while until the holes get clbfrged up with debris. caosing an ex· aaperatin~ tMk E J . REIMANN DAILY PILOT f .. ..... "' -4· l T'Vad,wllleaUMl.1~ •arrted 42 pw· , Ger..,_ told a KtJllOD al Lbe Amsican )attob'• H.nuaJ aa•iiUPa. Aa men, oQJy 22 per· t .,. portr'ayed u married - ••• ldad of apedalbaUon of labor," C. nmarked. Pa ill art the 1carcetl of 1111: 17 S)ettml of males are fathenl Gerbner aald t•l•~t•lon i1 aometblnc like ••a pre•lnduatrlal reltsloo, wltb It.I rltuab and mytholou, that people under 30 (the so-called TV 1eneraUon> have abeor~ since blrth ... ' ttb adjourn· m•nt n ar101. A11embly an Howard <D ·B e•erly Hills) feellnp many lawmaken dur-ing noor . on. $8.50 THE HAIR CARE CO. 18887 Algoncium Huntington Beacti Harbour Mell ~1VQ.-6\TN Cl.CllDMM.•- -114- 840-4447 • Gor o prol>Wm~ Tlwn wntt 10 Pal Dunn f>o.t will cat r«i tor-. gdt.mg tla.r C111.1We1• and action~ need to •olur in.tquihf'I m QOwmment and busiMs.. Mmt ~, qut>at'°"' 10 Pa.t l>Mnn. At Your.~"*"· Oranoe Coo.t Dmlfl Pal«, I' 0 Boz ll60. COllto Mera, CA n&6 ~ mclltJI utter• a. po•nblc w.U be OMWered, bt.lt phorwd mqurrw• or letter• raot in.eluding the readn'a full aamt' oddreu and bu.nneu houri' plume num bn cannot be conndered Thu column appeora da1- l11 ezcep Sat11Tday11 • Where would a banker go l..W nafl. G~t The~ Goa.- DEAR PAT Ever smce I applied for and re- ceived a gasoline tredit card. I've been swamped with j unk matl Ir I'd known this would happen, I would have done without the card. How do I get off these malling hsts" B W . M1ss1on V1eJO Wrl\e to Olrect Mail Marketing Assoclatlon. 1731 K St. N. W .• Suite 905, Wash1D1toa, DC 2001', and request a "drop form." Fiii It out aod return to DM MA. Thia trade assoc:latlon Lben wUI ask Us member companies, number1n1 almobt 2,000. to stop sendlng you ads, catalogi. and sollcltatlons. ~t Baad~ 011 Coolc.,ar~ DEAR PAT l have some old Kitchen Kraft cook\\are I need handle and pan cover replace· rr.ents. but have no idea how to contact the r manufacturer Kitchen Kraft replacement parts can be or· dered from thr West Bend Co., Customer Service Department, 400 Wublngton St., West Bend, WI 53095. The West Bend Co. now handles a variety or cookware, Including Star Bri1ht and Permanent Stainless Steel. You can «el Information from the Direct Sellln1 Association, 1730 M St., N. W., Wublngtoo, DC 20038 on wares purchased from a door·to-door sale1man. U purchased at a retail store. write to the Metal Cookw..-e Manufacturers Association, Box D. Fontana, WI 531ZS. SUic Thread Not DmralJ~ -DEAR PAT. I have tned to gel silk to restrint my pearls ror a long time now. I could only find nylon slrmg. Je\llelers do not w1Sh to sell their supply of silk without being paid ror the lime they invest in workmanship for restnnging. Could you help me find out where I might be able to purchase silk I thread" L. T W , Newport Be~ch Silk thread for re1trln11n1 Jewelry la scarce u a bouad'a tootJa becuae ll'• been found to be len satl1factory than ayloo ma\erfaJ for IODl·&erm darabillty. J. C. Humphries ol Cc»ta Meaa Hid U.at Jewelers no loa1er ue allk &la.read for reltrl•llD• pearl•~ new do the cutom order 1pedallku ta Loll An&ele.. A YS cllleekl wlU. other quality jewelry nrms tn Oraa1e Coaaty brou&bt tbe 1ame response. Times ehan1e and to do the "belt" material• for orl&lnatlnl or maiatalnln1 expensive merchandise. Mishap Won't Deter Climbers LONE PlNE (AP> Despite being trapped in a freak nud·June snowstorm on Mt. Whitney, two veteran mountaJn climbera say they will be back "We have no plans lo stop climbtng." Samuel Gonzales. 21. of Lancuter. said after a rescue helicopter snatched them from the 13.000-foot level of the mountain and flew them to a ho.'>p1tal in Lone Pine Gonzales and Charles Brown. 35. also of Lan· caster. had climbed the east face of the l4,49S·foot mountain and were desendlng when they were <'aught m the storm Whenvousee Pizza Ads on TV tJ to earn his savings?· CO Die toHoDle Because he knows Home Fed- eral pays higher interest on savings than any bank-even his O\A/11! Even our regular passbook account pays you more: S1A% as compared to the 5% you get from most banks. \ ' \ Before you invest, take a look at our chart and compare our rates with the rates your bank pays. Anr of these rates can be au1r1ntttd for I m11lmum ttnn of &Ip to 10 rurs, if spedfied when dlt account is optltd. "Annual yields art calculated on \11e basis tllat inttrnt Is compounded daily and left in Ille aceount tor a lull Y"r Federal reaulatlo11s require a substacihal Interest forle1ture for early withdrawal of ttfm accounts. T ransfening your savings is as easy as it is profitable. Simply bring yo.ur bank passbook or certificate to your nearest Home Federal office and \Ve'll make the transfer for you! Your S2 Bllllon f amity Financial <Anter HOME FEDERAL &\VINGS ofSanDiego Huntington Beach Office: 2111 Main Street • 536-6511 Huntington Beach/Do~ntown: 411 Main Street· 536-6591 Irvine Office: 4~3 Campus Drive • 752-6161 San Juan Capiatrano Office; 32039 Camino Capistrano • 493..()601 Santa Ana Office: 100 Weat 17th Stre • 835 .. 336 Seal Beach Office: 1350 Pacific Coast Hwy • (714) 89~3481(213)59~5578 Home Federal SeYtngt and Loan Aa1odatlon of San Diego ,, \ ~-.. ..... &.&li:Jt 2 'Angels' HONOLULU IAP1 -At.:· -K.M.e J •cboo ud J .c.t¥o Smltll, lbe two umalnln1 .. til&11N'1 Ani•l•," arThed ber• •llll pall~ protection dur w • r port4!d tJdntp plot Tbe plot was ftporled by &na Barrett on lhcl ABC· TV "Good MoraU11. Amcrau" pro1ram Tuescby and later coolLrm~ by Lh P'Bl and Lof Aq.. pohce •1 JAC'K90N AND Miu Sm1lh were adTiM&l by lbe FBI al lite tnvesttcatlon be(M• emvma !:Jere last week to began mmma a t~bou.r episode of Lht popular Mries, llCCOrdina to a spokesman fortbe~oo serta. · fte tb.lrd "Aniel." Farrah FawceU·Majon, now mluln1 trom the top.rated ffries, wu vaeatiooine wltb Mr husband. L.ee MAJOl"I. in Europe. Pilmio.I ot the Hawall epl.ooe IS to be ~haded Priday,'the spokesman nld. Airport Buy BURBANK (AP) -Tbe Burbank. Glendale and Pasadena city counclla bave agreed to form a joint authority lo buy the Hollywood-Burbank Airport from Lockheed Aircraft Corp. .,.,,...... CONTROVERSIAL Judge S)monaon Schick Claim To Be Halted SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Schick Center for The Control of Smoldnj and Weight baa told the state it will drop ita advertlslna claim "Schick Center really woru." The Brown admlnlatration'a director of the Department of Consumer Affairs, Richard Spohn, aald the center's af· tidavlu to support the claim were cooaldered lnaulflclent to substantiate it. Handicapped Meet Scheduled Friday The Cahforntn Association of Phys1caUy Handicapped of South Orange County wl,'{1 meet Friday at 7 · 30 p.m The meeting will be in the conference room at the Marina Inn. 34902 Del Oblspt.>, at Dana Point Harbor. A wheelchair ramp is locat· ed at the extreme north end of the building. Bob And'.!rson. of a local travel agency, will present a film on travel oppottunities for handicapped persons tonight at 7 :30 at the Surf and. ~rmd l<~caled at ~555 South Coast Blvd., Laguna Beach. Addiuonal mformation is available by calling Bob Neece at 493-7828. I fwfln~ IA.S... ol I.be re¢.all • l•tta~!h .aid~' 7~ ol ":: 21.000 atcnatww uected to C0ttt a" elertlOD t.blt oWd rtmOM Dane County Judie tlotD oltlc._ 81 ONSON. 5Z, MADE no comment u he ordered Lonnie Love bound over to Circuit Court tor trlal and ordered that hiJI fl0,000 cash bail be continued. Love, 25, waa charted in con- nection with the rape of a woman wbo aald abe wu attacked by a man who approached her whlle abe was Jollinl on a Madhon street several weeks ago. Fint· degree sexual assault is the equivalent of a rape char'e in Wisconsin. Simonson became a fltw"e ot controversy In this Unlveratty ol Wiuon.aln communlly lut month because of remarka be made dur- lnl a dlapositlon hearlni for a juvenile boy who had been ad· Jud1ed delinquent in a 1econd· dearee sexual cue. SIMONSON TALKED about provocative women's clotbln1 and what he called a aexuaJly permtuive atmosphere in M a4ilon, and then uked : ''Should we punab severely a 15- or 16-year-old boy who reacta to it normally?" He ordered the youth, one of three acc\aed in the aexual as- sault at a local hlah school, to a pend a year at home under court supervision. Besides the petitioners, mem- bers of the local school board and several other elected officials have either called for SimolUIOn's ouster or asked for an invelltiga- taon of Jus competence. IN THE CASE involvine Love. Simonaon beard testimony la.at week In a prellrulnary hearinf that was cloeed to th• public at the woman's request. The judge was told that the woman iden· tilled Love as her assailant when he appeared In a line-up with six other men. iEla DIR DE 1un1m11an BERGH! JUNE 25, 1977 HUNTINGTON BEACH DAY IN TIJUANA AND AT AGUA CALIENTE! Discover the New Tijuana and Agua Caliente! I Fun DaJI . ~, ~A Dly lft M TIJaana In Old Mexlcol 81turdt1, June tl II Huntington .. CJJI is., In TIJu•na and at Agua talien•. Huntington llWI vltltt Tl)Ulnl to tu tht ntw look of It• neighbor-city: to apend a fun day at th• new Agua C•ll•nt• S1t10001000 enttrtalnment center! You'll bf lhopplng, dining. watch· Ing tht thoroughbt9d• run. sight· Htlng, a day of goodwill. a day titled with lntematiOnal ftllowshlp! AU Day, A Fun Day! Put your own group together. en· joy 1 one-d1y v1c1tlon vltlhng your nelghbOr in New-Old Mexico! Join the Mayor. and other Councll members Join the Chamber of Commerce Prtlidtnt. 1nd meny other Ch1mber Mtmbet'I AH tor $20.00 Round trip bus fire, 1 dellclous tr1dltion1lly prepared, and Mrved, brunch. refreshments. and more refreshments; reserved 1t1tlng at Agu1 Callente, discounts for two f1bulou1 Shopping sprM1l Mab• now to be wllb JOll' ......... ..._... &fOUll 11111 Dtadllnl TllndaJ, JtRll D. 1177 ---------------------~ II ~e'•~=U:,9::~0:.1ollotl0 1 the Publlc ~ Oftloee 112.00 Main St , P 0 Boll 190, Hunhngton I I 8-ctl. CA t214. lJlcloled le our etieca In the lfTIOunt °' '-----I '°' -meMlloM t no oo pe1 person tor El 011 de Hunclng!On e..cri. I 1~ I I Mor• Ptlone I Mt.EMIE~ OUDUNG • THIMSOAV, JUNE 23fttl I ~--------------------f(lt lflfOnMl\Oft ~ Ctllmber Ollloe It "2 .... 1 • Decrease WASlDNGTON <AP> -Consumer complaints about airlines declined last month. wilh North Central Airlines postjng the beat record. The Civil ~eronautic1 Board said it r~elv-4 0.66 complaints per 100,000 passengers on North Central, the lowest average of any major airline io tbe United States. OVERALL, THE CAB said it logged l,OC6 com- plain ts from airline passengers in May, 232 less than in April and a decline of 384 from last May. COSTA llESA Poltce Chtet Rater E . Neth was keynote 1peaker at the rilea. Orange Coast reserve police officers graduated by city include. -c..ta-.... k•~l Jeck Arcller, 0•""'' Cutu1. Tlr•!Cllfl¥ Goo11wh1. O.vkl ~u110t1. Wtltlam Aedmoftd e ncl CynllH• Spe,,cer ~-141" Valley .... let OtNrl· mtftl Wllll-C•"v Cllro\lopner K1ellch and .. ..,, Munctt -"""""" ... '-"Nike o.,.r1--·: ltk,,.,,, llllQl\1 elld Antllonv Ct••--INIM~~ ...... t: Erit .,,.., .. ,, lewrtN:t eru. John 8 urftt. AUonto Huert•, L•"V KeU, Henty Kitchen, ar>O Wlllltm Tt9fltr MIMIOll Viejo, Floyd W. Brown, who woulcl be ftaiONd t $ • .,....,,. • reserve de!MJty "...,., ......... 1c. Depart· ment· KtrrY JollnHn •nd Oel• Wllllamt. S.ftta AM ""'ke 0-,.rlll'ltnt · Colli• Provence •nll Lind• l ...... ~op! n~HY PILOT • Repal,. • Mountlnga • Chalna • Casting ~ MacTamh fll Goldam.itb, Inc. 133-3048 833-3084 •250 Scott Dr., Newport Beach "We Buy Old..Oold and Sliver .. • Findlnga • Remounting •Stones PARTY PLACE & GIFTS Wl'll STOH #J IM THI MM-MAU. ~D FUTUU: .,,UTY PAVOU e"'""•r• sr-.. ~ 0-11 MOHOGUM FASHIONS IH PANA vour .,.,.,.. •mptlmftd on~ -Merer.a ,,... ..... .,.,....,...., e!C .. ALSO: C.rolln• 11<ft• _, ot<Ot•t<Od lllltCll•MY· ...... Cltdt ...., _,..,_,. " ..... Z I 0 MAIM ST. -DOWHTOw.4 HUMTINOTOM .. ACH -U6-1 Z52 LMctH tan. MIMI MALL wlffl SIVB4 STOHS .. SUVI YOU ) Western Airlines post· ed the second lowest complaint percentage at 0 .99 complaints per 100,000 pauengera. Soul-t10lv11l..,,O<_ Collft• ------------------ THE CAB aald 1t bu not determined the validity of all the com· plainta received. Officials also aa.id the statistics should not be considered rating s because each airline faces different operating problems. If you have a com· plaint and are unable to resolve it wlth the airline, you may be able to get help from the Of· fice of Lhe Consumer Ad· vocate, Civil Aeronautics Board, Washington, D.C .• 20428. \1~::-~=r:i w1111am L van• •NI Foua GRADUATES completed the course but have not been usl&ned to a speclfic police de· partment for duty. They are William Elwood. Dennis Kennedy , Thomas Maupin and John Restivo. The cla.55 was the fifth to graduate from the GWC facility, which has been cited as one of the beat police trainina in· atltutlom at the Junior college level in California. ( Call 642-5878. ) Put a few words lo work for you. KOIA COFFEE QUEEI Comes to Hughes Market at Lido to Serwe You KONA COFFEE 9ua1lty Kitchens Ii ICllllll ., CARLE& SONS WOOD PRODUCTS • Since 19157 • Beautiful Pre-Flnlahed All Wood ICITCHIH CAllMITS APTLIAH~S • Therm1dor •1rllX)Ol COUMTIR TP,tS ByWllaon rt 2 SHOPS TO SERVE YOU CAPlSttAMO llACH 2UIJ C• VWlllO l714J 661..0251 Royal Kona Coffee ••.... an American treat. Kona Coffee, the only coffee CJro'n in America. Vlslton to the Island of Hawaii are famlllar with the lofty Volcano, Mauna Loa located at the District of Kona from which unique Kona Coffee takes Its name. Kona Coffee is IRllque, with full-bodied flavor d aroma it takes on a "winery" taste enloyecl by knowledcjeable coffee drlnlten around the world. .. Deaths Euewhere • W'l:8l" CHESTER, Pa. (AP) -Rear Adm. ••~•rt D•B•I• w........, 12, director of the Navy'• cbaplalna cUvl1lon dunne World MAV..OY MARTIN llNJ-'MIN MALLOY,, .. •ldetlt fl/I ,.._,I a. .. 11. Callfomla ....... _ J-It, 1'11. SuntlYH by .................. Leo, ............ ,, ... llretllere Reel Mellor,, Cell/ end Rlcllel'd Mello\I, S... D -· Ca Slep. felfler C'9 Wllllll, 5-o 01990. C. • lovr 1r111C1clllldre11. Memorial Mrvloa ~f .... ~1-ci by llurlel et Me lelu ..,...._,,,,_"'41rf ti rec Ion ....... MARGAlll!T N llllNEll, rnlllent of L.,._ Hiiia, ca111or111e. P••"*' .... ., J-"· 1'77 s.. .... 1 ... e1 .,., ... , kalleM r A .. ,~, R•wr• 11111 Eve11l119. J\IW n. IPM -,,,,. .. of Cllrl1lle11 evrlal Tllvrl , Jim• U, II OOAM, ll9tfl •I M NlclMll• C.tllellc C111.,c11, Let1111e Hiiis l11terment C•l•ery C•-torv. leMere, I-• O'C-LAfUllt Hiiis ~y 1oc.t1 tlrectara. IAYRI VICTOR I $AY•E. ,.tlllel'll ot New-1 .. .ell, C•lllornfe P•Hed eweyJ-J0,1'77 Survlwfbylll11f._ ,.,., Ger~ Hew .... Holly-.t ca , Oorotll'I ~--. L.o1 All091H, Ce , niece Virginie Clema11t1, 1rond· Cleu1111t•r O.nhe Oallmt, granCltOll De111 Oa11m1. C•'IPttlela 1ervlcu Tllur1., J..,. U. t : lDPM at Pe<lflc VI-~lal Perk Peclllc View ~ ... ryOlr.clon IRAOLIY AltLINI! SMITH B•ADLl!Y. rHI• cle111 of CO.-clel Mar, Calllornla. Paslff -•'I J11111 It. ttn. $vrvlveo 1>, ,,., ••111111en P•l•ICI• •••dl•Y. CorOlla del Mer, Ce. 11\d Ari-Giiier, Haoermen, •-. liOn-ln·law Herry II Oltler, Heoermen, 101110, or1nd cleugll.., Sulen Giiier. Coll• ~ ... C., 9r..-on ...... Giiler, H ... rman. ldello. 1!19111 lllK .. end nep,,.ws. Ser.le:. II-It"-' Thurs., JUfte U et M. Je'"" lbl.....-1 Cllllrcll, IMwllCHt '-"· Offlc ... ect. !fie ..... .Jefln " ......... l11terme111 ...... , •• " Ce-tty. •1vwt10e Directed .. WI,._ biller Mort_-y, Senti AM. War JI died Monday at th• Ch .. ter County HotpltaJ bere. cARMEL <AP> -A In County mall was scheduled to- day for FalJ'fax II. Coae, The Orange County 79, retired board Transit Dlatrlct'• chairman of the Foote, (OCTD> mlnl-buaea, Cone le Beldin& advertis-which coet 15(),000 each, lng agency and creator only lut from •lx to of the sloean, "Lu~ky_ seven years and break St r l ke .. means fl n e· down frequently, are On tobacco. their way out. SAN DIEGO (AP> Funeral services wlU be held Thursday for Dr. Frank Lowe, 88, a radio mlnlater, Republican leader and Cormer school board president. Lowe died Monday. OCTD directors have decided to purchaH IS vans, which aeat 12 to 16 passengers and coat $22,000 during the com- inl year l.natead of 15 mlnl·buaes which hold 17 to 24 puseneers and cost "'°·000 apiece. The vans will be used tor Dial-a-Lilt, a door-to- NEWPORT, Tenn . destination proP"am tor ---------(AP> -James ll. Stoke· tbe handicapped, and Jy, Jr., ea. poet, author a ho rt -h au J I n n er - and conservationist community runs avalla· whose book "Neither ble in North and Central Black Nor While" won Orange County u well. SWl'H TVMU LAMI WISlCUfll CHANL 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa • &48-<4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Bro4M1way Santa Ana• 647-4131 rtllCI llONPI IMITHI' "40lTUAIY 827 M11n St HunOngton Beach 63M539 ,._,AMllY COU>MIAL JUMIU.L NOMI 7801 Bol11Ave. Westminster 8a3-31525 PACIAC TllW .-.oltlAL PAlllC Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Peclflc V1trN Drive Newport. Calltomla CM-4-2700 MICOIMCI MOSTUAmtS L.aauna Beach 4~1M15 Lagu,,1 Hiiia 7ee.0933 San Juan Caplatrano 495-1778 IA.Ltz.111 ... 0M N•A&.MOMI COroM del Mir 873-94150 Coata Mesa 848-2424 UU.MOAOWAT MCMnVA.IY t 10 Broadway Colt1Mesa &'42·9150 A the 1957 Hillman Award, In a rep<>rt to dJrec· died Monday. tors, OCTD General r-;:::;;;::::;::;;::;;;;;;:;;;;;;;::;;;--Man-aer Ed Lorttz said • the small buses have in-Neptune Socleiy QIMATIOH ' IU"IAL4Tsui 6-«>-7431 . creased in price receoUy from about $35,000 each to $50,000. ·--111-wtty .... ~, ----c ........ Mf'ltce' He said both the .vana and mlnJ-buaea wlll hold up for about six to seven yeara. C.MtwffW~l9 , .. ""' . .. CIM,,,.. CASH&OAAY THE UNISTORE w.sTQ CHARGE ~RO .B II.OWi" '"""co •• ·-"-.. ·--· flOOD SBVICI PIOOUCTS P.AP'lleooDS J.AMTORl.AL SUPPIJU llllOH TAii 04.AHDISI IAGS SHlntNG C.AaTOMS .. ,., IOXU VAH ... SOL IOWL CLIANER Dl•hcts -D1a:c1.t ... Rev-2" qt. SAU s210 BLOWER PAPER COMPANY ..... 0....,. °""'If tw II v-. 11211.. BtM•B. IAM'l'A AMA ............... -..... . ..~ .............. ....._ Is Dr. Arilold H~ Flanzer a friend of the Tpoth Faii:y? He might be. He doean't like to talk about it. But a lot or b1I paUentl think be mi&ht even be a nephew or aometbing. That's beCause many of them bad ill their dental work dobt at Dr. Fl.anier•• at no Colt to themtelva. • • Sounda U~e magl~, no? Dr. Flanur Wob't aay. He ltuu talklnf about unlo~c1 ~plOJer • OI'. peraon&I denw insurance. 111 way he tellt Jt, one or these .Pl•n• ml1bt handle the cmtlro COit or your dental work at his place. Mayb you'd beU r aet tn touch with Dr ......... Hl1 ,,__. Dehti.1 Group la ln the Ralph5 Sho.P'Plnl center. 170 L 11'11 II .. C..i9Mlil& l714) "Ut IJ ... • Most of the electricity we generate is needed by factories farms and offices-eo people can make a living. The greatest demand for this electricity it dur· ing the day. You need electricity to run appliances in your borne, too. And the greatest demand for this electricity rs also during the day. . " Here's the problem: Because of the ~wing demand for electricity durina the day, well have to buUd more power plants. Arid building power plants today is more expensive. That dfivea up the coat of eledrlcity to everybody. Now there's something we all can do to hel~: . S_pread the use of electricity more evenly arouna the dOck. Edison i1 wotkint. with liiie lnduStriaJ eut- tomen to help them fin<t. ways tO hift 60t1lO or their ALL MAKES! 833-0555 Alk ForOur WSE SPECWJST at HOWARD Chevrolet CiDf1* ol Gow -°""' Ila. NEWPORT BEACH • l l ·t • : t .. .. . • t I llll:rDlllO ... ... • ~.,. pa-e&l ...... , .... mperllk.kw a"'---" at Saa DMco tod17, abe wumes com of tb.e Navy Tb8 •al• ol 203 lou of lleOri &od Hawaiian tm- torlcal ueuu.ret far exceeded prt11alo estimates placed on them by Clltiltl•'• wbt:D they were aold bJ Hooper's bein. . ( ):n:'*~:r~~ PEOPLE PaeUle, tb• ucond -. woman n named com· .. Tbe reeuJts ot t.be sales ~ utoolahln1." a apokeawomanforCbrlstie'ssatd. UJaodinl olftcer of one of the Nawy'1.,. majorlbore commaftidt. T.-o bilh)lebt. of the colleclloo were a heavily tatooed 1brunken human bead -one of two - purchased. by Geneva colJector Jeu P.aJ llarb1er for bla pnvate museum for '20,400 and a red·aod· yelJow cloak made of a baJf.mUUon parrot feathers bought by a London antique dealer. * -1'be Tourist O....elopDMDt Authority rejected u aUempl by• comedian Jadi;M Gte ... to tape two upeom1ns teleYi.s!on tpecia1a ln Miami Beach at detrayed eo1t.. • • · Cleuoo ia necotiaUn1 to use Gusman Hall to t.pe two ••Hcney1JJ0011era" lbows. • The Rhode Island Supreme Court dented a peti· The authority reject.eel Gle&IOD 'a requett tMt It defr~ tome of the coet ot producinc the shows at Miami Buch. the scene of 125 earlier Gleuon abowa. tlon by imprisoned state Rep. -elect WUllam H. Balley that be lte seated in the House of Represen: taUves. "It cost. ~.ooo to seo.ooo extra to produce the show here, rather than New York or California," said Gleason'• publlcl.st llal1k Meyer. "J•ckle said the the TDA, 'You UD · derwrite some of that. aod look at the publicity you'll get,'" Meyer said. The court ruled that Bailey, servln1 a 2· to 4· . year sentence in a Michigan prison for larcteny, talled to show sulficieot 1roundll to overturn a House decision dlsqualifyin1 him from office because of bi.a felony record. * GL8.AS04t Bailey, 40, was elected as a Democractic representative from Providepce lut fall, but the Houae barred him from taJdnl his seat because of felony coovicUons, for Iarceoy and sbopllfline in several states. Groacbo Man went home from Cedars-Sioti Medical Center where the 86-year-old comedian had been recuperating for eight days following hip surgery. * Motorcycle patrolman Jose Campillo was knocked to tbe ground by an American's car run· ning a atop sian Feb. 5 in Tijuana. A hospital spokesman said Marx's conservator, Na& Perrln, picked up Marx at the hospital where he underwent sureery June 12 after an artificial bJp Joint slipped out of place. The motorcycle caught fire. and the car backed over it. ahatteri.n& CampiJJo's left lee lo two p~ac~s. Bawn said Marx was able to walk durln1 his final days Lo the hospital but will requlre the re· gular care of a nurse at home un- til a full recovery L'I made. An artificial knee cap ia belns fitted on lbe le&. and San Diego police gave Campillo, 40, a $300 check. A benefit program July 2 will raise more money to help him support his wife and three children until he can return to work. * Former U.S. House Speaker Student. at CdM Carl Alben dropped charges MA1t11 acalnst an 81-year-old man in a hat-and-run accident that sent Albert to a hospital. Charges were dropped against Sampson Ben- jamlo, wbo allegedly knocked Albert to the street aa Wins Top Award he at.epped off a curb near his of. face in McAlester. Okla. this month. A witness said Benjamin drove away when a bystander decided to calJ police. Albert, who received minor Injuries, was hospitalized over· night after the accident. • Four Watergate burglars have asked President Carter for David Sklansty of Newport Beach won first place io Bank of America's 1977 Achievement Awards finals. The Corona del Mar Jlieh School stu· dent will receive $1,000. a pardon, but it probably will be ALHltT Fourth-place finishers In Ute competition In- clude: Robtn ~rP.<>tti. Huntington Beacb; Susan Berry, MlaaJon Viejo; Robin Bolton, Costa Mesa; Kevin Crerubaw, Laguna Hills; Robert Foley, Irvine; Kathy Forbath, Costa Mesa; Alan Goodson, Laaun.a Beach; aod Jeanine Valadez, Huntington Beach. U.S. Boycott Role l,imited With Pact WASHINGTON (AP)- Presidenl Carter, aayin' rorel1n boycotts go "to the very heart of the free trade between all na· lion a." siened compromlse le1l11lation today that limits but does not end the involvement or U.S. corporations ln lhe Arab boycott of Israel. The President said his concern about foreign boycotts stems "from our special relatlonahlp wltb Israel. aa well as from the economic, military and security needs of both our countries." He said he ii confident "the dlvislve issues in the Middle Eaat wblch glve rise to C\Arrent boycotts can be resolved." He noted be hu described the Arab boycott in the put u "a pro- found moral wue, from which we should not shrink." The measure ii the product of an un- precedented a1reement between the nation's most lnnuenttal Jewish groupe and the chief ex· ecutivea of many U.S. com· pan1es. i l ( INSHORT ) Labor aupporters would win 52 percent of the l ,SOl seata, sup- porters al Beein'a Likud bloc would get 30 percent, tbe new Democratic Movement for Chanee would get 1..a percent and the re.st would be divided among three small parties. Daettte s..,,,.ri.ed PARIS (AP> -Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev and French President Valery Glscard d'Es· laing stinecl dttlaratlons tod~ pledsinf to punue and intensify effort.a toward lnternatlon-1 de· tente and nuclear nonprollfera· tlon. A declaration on economic cooperation allo wu 11ped. Brezhnev, wbo eacller bad mtlclzed P'rench partlclpatJon In tbe Nortb Atlantic Treaty Organldtlon, aald his talkl with Glscard were • ·u11ful and neceaaary/' and Gfacard labeled Breshnev's three-day trip to .P'ranct, th flut lo Western Europe•~ 1974, a "succeu." S...,e ... ~ ....... CAPE 1'0WN. South Africa (AP>--Olanni Portello, husband of a youna Italian woman who dled after a baboon'• heart was implanted ln hor cheet, 18YI tu. wlfe would~ alive tr the opera- tion had DOt bteo performed. Dr. Cbrlstiun B1runl1 the· heart tnn1plant pioneer wbo beaded the tam dlat perlonned the opcrat1°" al Cape Town'a QroOte Schuur hospital, dcfead the transplant 11 a "IHl ntOl't" bld to aave Marilena )htthwo Portello, •· He tald he received permllslon from the bu1band and lb at the woman faced ceita1n death without n • ... c.. ...... Sl&RRA VISTA, Arh. <AP)-A t.-000-aet for Ore in the HUtthuca MouoWN ~ ol b~re wu d tired eonlalnod to- d11 '° U t illll and bl"' b,umJldltf PUBUC NOTICE ' UL P'441t Publlsi.d Or~ CM•\ Oelly PllOI, M 21,2',...0JulyA, IJ, lt17 J70"77 PVBUC NOTICE 1-157 .. SUNltlOlt COUltTOflTMI ITolTl!OflCALl,.OltNIA flOll THl!CCM,INTY0"01t.utel! IM.A·tea2 NOTICI! Ofl HIAltl•O Ofl fll!TITION l'Olt OttDlll OtllaC'TIHO CONVl!YA .. CI! 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SIJOIOC, Countv Cl•rll TANNUllAUM,NllMAN &llLLET JUS.Utlt""9f1JDrlw, '-ll• JIJ ..... rlyHINt,CAWlll At•m~ ..... _., .. _ Pul>li-()'11199 GoMt 0..1¥ Piiot. J.-n.n .2', tt77 111111 PUBUC NOTICE 23~ Ctth4, ~t11tl1u, 1ki..1tu. wi. •t11t9I iftta "'4t4. T 11 tyl - • I l I l ,, are·u~,..m~ ra L •· ror bit ol •end•. . • 1 ca er patlent.a "dcme for tJioM wbo are at ~ -bad bre L o1 .. br c canttt t ywo · a tbe1 baH: chronic eylllc ACC &DING TO ArUnar 1. muuuu.. w\th or wllbout paba. Holltb, IC.D.: "Sadly, many Lumpe and thickenln•• In tbt Amtrlun women hav• bHo bnut. Nippled llar1e or Olber tr&,btened Into beUevln1 tbat nipple abnormalltia. mam~aPtlJ repNSenu only a dan11r, r than a benent. Thtl A PE&SONAL BISTO&T ol fl11 led a conatderable nUJ'Qber of breut cane.r. A family hlatory ol women, bOth over u und11 50. to breut cancer on th• maternal OI' r!lGULll s\fil DIAL DEODOUNl SOAP '"'"'·* Jb• .. 6 s 1 .... , ....... ...,. '" prtttdtell. 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FOR CONSTIPATION 277 WOMEN'S TANK TOPS I wJTM SAYINGS & INITIALS ~ ''" ....... ··~ .,.. ,.,.. .. ,.,. ...... •ifll MPlf ....... ,.,.,.,.. .t .,.,, .......... "LlnLE NOTHING" 1 to 3 ROW CHAIN ROPES I • • .. \ • -· •••e1••1'1 ter rl••· Coura1eou matclt • •IUt eoe.__ bolc\lftl a M la ·uw..w. Ota llblrda1, EDWPrtM ud lnclepeadmce tr.-S Ylc la Tb ca'aCUpCo•"'"'mM atwe>nee '1.. .. -..l!-h &bortened the HCond race lo'" WINDS Off N'EW.P.O&T tn .:JWa..uB mU• md ended the coot.eat aa !\bode lllaDd 8ouDd wen U&bl th• two 12-meter 1acbtl rounded Tuetda.J, rauina trom 11x to 10 · • th1rd mart wsth Entel'l>riJe mll• l*' boUi. !!ot«prta• m ........ ...,,.,, Due •ln.nJnc by two minutes and 41 her bHt 1bowlDS on tb• a.;.m.u.a· ~ ·~Ddl wtndward lep of tbe coune. I Al(ESTOWN. R.I. al'.llJLftOWTBa SACSfl'Om Nlwpalt to Loe IT WM BY FU tbe b1U t Independence, ~bile Joaln1 (A!> -Sver11e, the AD1el•: . wJnata1 m1r1tn of tbe pre-both racea, took t-.o ol tbrie . 8wedllb entrJ la tbe llOBP-1. S.S. Leo, tkJwmteln/J LSI"; llmlnar7 trlal1. The second practice 1tuta hom the En· Amtrica'1 Cup races, 2, Sportl -~tae. Terry Maytaew, !Sf'; e, wldestmarsmeamelnTuelday'a terprile. ~Ult flnt by a wtllan1vednJune3aor TomG~SlBYC. • flnt r.ce when Enterpme took 1urptll!Qa 28 ..eoada. IDdepen. July 1. accordinl to fhe MORA -1, Quick Ja ... BenftttttJ--.. Independence by almoat two dence toot the second start by c b a Irma n of t be CBYC; a. LlW• Pooner, stew Sc~ NHYC; a. m1nuteaooa13~·milecoune. one aec:ood and tbt third went to Jamestown 12-meter Ail&el'1G.ie, RayandTomCorkett.CBYC. PAMD wW be The pair ol vtctorfee tor En· EnterpriMbylhecood.t. committee. PHRF·A-1.lleeolutlOD.Jerryffunter,CBYC; CO·•JOUOred b1 U1• * * * * * *· James Doyle, commit· 2, Deflant, Sbeldoo Gollloa. LBYC; a. ae.u Bob Bal~~~ ~::,ronol AUo. •kippered by Nel FirSt R ee Off tee chairman, laid Fri· Younc.QJYC. -~-Lurie, Marina Yacht a day the Sverts, and her lb• U.S. Coat Gaard Club, WOil tbe 35-mile racln• compwoa, th• rear.a-J,ALVM.JJmRuasell, BucYC; 2, : Aaxlllary wblcb al10 predicted 101 race Columbia, will arrive in Sea Fox. John~ Sl BYC; J, P'lneae. Herb · CCICI~ clauea in 1ale apomored bf tbe Mariaa NEWPORT, R.I. (AP> -Toda7'1 Amertca't~ Cll>'Commttt.e, Hid the Providence •board the Turner Navy YC. · boaUDaeadllyear. YacbtClubCIMarinadel first trial nan ln the Amerlca'I Cup accldentoccuhedatnoon,15mlnutes S.S. Sunflower, a IOR:0RP'-1,Atssaote.1.oqComyns,CBYC;2, · It . wlll al90 mark the Rey and 1anct1oned by raca wu called off because the 12· alter the preliminary race beau. Swed.lab-owned 1blp. Conquest, Art Moreno, CBYC; I, Busbwaeker. Bob 38tb year of the Balboa the Southern CaJ.ilomia meter yacht Enterprise lost it• Tbe wiDd In Bbocle lalud Sound Doyle 1aid the yaobta O'Brlen,HHYC. · . Squadron •bole fall and Crulaer Asaociation. malnull, 1ccordin1 to a race wu cuattna 1IP to M knots, but Mrs. wm tha be towed to PMA·ORCA -l, Erin, Bowle Houtbton, • •J>rinl daNI annually Lurie bad an error of apokeswomao. Mueaael 1a14 a1M waa not sure what Jamestown to their Labajpa YC; 2, Tatu ID, Lee Griswold, CB\'C: 3,· ·draw upward• of 300 1.288. LolsMuessel,spokeawomanforthe cauaedtbemiabai>. permanent berths. ImtLoa,VkStem,SlBYC. . · • persona eacb. The .---------------------~&----------------------~~----~----~----------~----~----~----~------~--~~------~~--parade will feature both power and 1allboata. Parade boats wtU as· 1emble at 1 p.m. ln the turnln1 buln between Colllm Island and the east end ol Lido lale. The parade will start pro· mpUy at 2 p.m., travers· lDC the entire Harbor area and endlna at about 4p.m. PA&ADE participants are ursed to "dress"' their bo&ta, but this ii not mandatory. Participa. tlon plaques will be 1Iven to t.be atipper of each boat ln the parade at a no·bolt cocktail party at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club 1t.artln& al6 p.m. Tbe parade will culminate National Safe Boating Week which start. July 3 by a decree of the President of the United Stat.ea. In mddltion to boats of the Balboa Ppwer Squadron and the Coast Guard Auxiliary, boat owners of most of the area's yacht clubs are also expected to join in the celebration. •sion Bay Club Wms Series Mluion Bay Yacht Club won lhe Southern California Yachting As- sociation junior team racin1 championship in a five race series salled Monday and Tuesday out of the Lido Isle Yacht Club. She teams competed ln the cbamplonahip in which the Newport Harbor Yacht Club was the defend.ln1 champion., The NHYC team finished third. Second ln the 11eries was the Balboa Yacht Club. Other teams In Or· der of finish Wet'e NHYC, Dana Point Yacht Club, Lons Beach Yacht Club and Lido Isle Yacht Club. Each team fielded five boau. Members of MBYC'• winning team were Hal Brown II, Dave Belanich, Mike Belanich, Mark Butler and Erle Krebl. . I ft This is who we are and what we do at General Motors. · Energy .conservation...., good f. Earl Shiflett, Engineer, GM Assembly Division, Baltimo~ Md. ·we've spent over $3. 7 million in this plant on energy con- servation programs. Eoonomically, the costs are justifiable when you look at the financial payback. The amount of energy we use to build a vehicle here has been reduced significantly since we started our program in 1973. "GM plants all have energy conservation committees. Each plant submits ideas and they're dispersed throughout the corporation in an energy conservation manual. We've also published a booklet called '101 Ideas at Work.' . ''We've initiated a lot of programs that have resulted in energy reductions. We installed heat exchangers in our paint oven exhaust stacks to utilize our waste heat. By bringing in the fresh air across a counterflow heat exchanger, we preheat the incoming air up to a temperature around 200°. That has reduced our natural gas consumption considerably. "Anytime we have nonproduction weekends, we shut off our boilers entirely. Usually, you maintain your boilers for min· imum building heat so that you don't freeze your water lines. That was a common practice. As long as the outside air temperature is greater than 35°, we turn off the boilers. Now, Monday mornings are cold, but that saves approximately 25,000 gallons of fuel oil a weekend. "We also have a computer system to tum production equipment on and off simultaneously so that some equipment won't industria tntrCJ comrrvatio 101 idt:'a~ ot wor be started up ahead and use up extra energy. The computer also gives us better control over our heating and ventilating equipment. "We have a tight-knit group of people her. ·, anxious to share their knowledge and experience. Some of us are graduate engineers; some have years of working knowledge. We're all concerned with the situation facing the country as far as energy and we're going to do our part:' For your free copy of "Industrial Energy Conservation, 101 Ideas at Work:' just write to us on your company letterhead: Room 1-101, General Motors Corporation, 3044 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit, Michigan 48202. General Motors People building transportation to serve people . ' . "" I manager Bob Lemon. "If not, you'retn trouble. •1 The team1 hook up again tonlgbt wU.h Ken Kravec, 2·2, 10- ing for Chlca10 against former teamm~. Ken Brett, 6-4. Ryan, t-7, retired 11 batters In a row aft.er BanllUter's hit and finlahed with ab walka and nine strikeout& -after the Sox had taken a 3-1 lead. "I didn't have aood stuff," said Ryan, while soaking his right elbow and ~houlder in Ice. "They hit 10me &ood bails deep which were caught. I wasn't get- ting ahead of the batters and they were select in what they were hil- ting." Angela mana1er Norm Sherry felt that Ryan "wasn't 1etting his curve over al the s tart. He always finishes strong. But you have to score runs to win and we dldn 't score many." The Anaels picked up a run in the second oft winner Steve Stone, 8-S, when Bobby Bonda singled, stole second and went to third on a wild pitch before scoring on Dave Chalk's sacrifice fly. CALll"OltNIA F1oreu1 ll•mvlb l•v•or If Audi dh ··-·""'" llltmlr•1p< 1-•lf OV.rrl rou CNl-lt> Ro J•CkMlft ID t4vrnp"r~y c Sol•ll•llfl ... , ~"' s 0 0 0 • 0 1 0 4 0 I 0 1000 J 0 I 0 0000 JI I 0 4 0 0 0 I I I f 4 0 0 0 3010 I 0 0 0 CHICAGO C.•rr It 8•MlllOfU Ort• 7b O•mbl•ri Sllllm•"IO L•montl Sod•rhOlmlt> llrOl'l•~clll 101•11 c ... , "114 • 0 I 1 • 0 1 ' • 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 1 0 0. )000 ) I 0 0 J I 0 t 1 ' 0 0 Tol•h Jl 1 • 1 To••'• u J J l C.lllor"'• 010 000 001 1 Cll1<•90 O>O 000 OOw J I! Rv•n ll•"n"l•r LOii C•lllor"I• 1. Ch1t•OO 6 HR C~•" 111 Sii R•mv, 8o~• Sllllm•t1. £>w.,. SF Cllal~ Illy.., ll.~H Sl0tt• IW,•SI L•Grow S•v• L•G•ow A-IS,7H II" H It •1t II $0 • ) l ) • • 11 \ I I ) I I • 1 I I' 0 • 1111 WP-$10"• T-7 U Texas Fires lncehesi, HiresStanky ' y .. Illa . "I hmd!At more baU1 In one da7 now w1rn:tln1 up ea~benl and pltcben tban l Stars Take Tiebreaker; WdtRusty BJ DA VE CUNNINGHAM ·-DllitY Pt• 11.etl More than 2,000 fans came to watch Wllt. Chamberlain's lm pro voUe7ball debut Tuesday night, and they got an added bonua when the Orange County Stars edpd the Denver Comet.a in an excitin& Ue-breaker match, three eames to two, at Anaheim Convention Center. Games scores were t.2-10, 10·12, 12·6, 12·4, >12. 6-1. Chamberlain wu a little rusty (his last pro volleyball ap- pearance WQ in 197~) ~d only played tn three of the five camea. When he was on the bench, fans in the crowd of 2,231 shouted for his return. But the Stars were impreulve even without Chamberlain and their victory tied them with Denver ror the beat record in the International Volleyball Aaaocia- tion <IVA). Both clubs are 3·1. Jon Robert.a put on a spec- tacular show at the net with bia spikin1 and blocklnc. promptina player-coach Dodge Parker to comment, "He carried ua. Joo was Just awesome tonight.•' A graduate of UC (Santa Barbara), the 6·6 Roberta showed why he led the league in kiUa laat year. The match preaented several. itenu of Interest: a showdown between Roberta and Denver's Jon Stanley, the league 's roremost spllters; a confront•· lion between teams billed aa the best two ln the IV A; and the re· turn of Chamberlain. ·'Will was hitting 1reat and considering it was bis tlrst came against the toughest team ln the league, I thought be did very well," says Parker. ·'The only reason l took him out was because we haven't played together enou1h to be well-coordinated," Parker adds. "After three or four matches, he'll bepla)'in• all the time." The battle between Stanley and Roberta wu actually won by the Denver player. Stanley had 23 kills and only five errors while Roberta accumulated a 8ame· high 25 kills b\'at had nine erron. Newport Harbor Htab product Bob Stafford came off the bench to provide some clutch blWng, lncludin1 the game-wtnnlng play in wblcb be smashed an off· balance abot then bounced up and blocked the return singlehanded· ly for the point. • Second Round Play t Smith Advances At Wimbledon WIMBLEDON. England (AP> -Stan Smith easily moved tnto1 the third round of men's singles play today as the Ci rat sunshine of the week brought out a big, busU-· in& crowd tor the third day of the centenary Wimbledon Tennis Tournament al the All-Eneland Club. ln contrast lo the SO-degree temperatures and 1loomy skies that was the setting for the first two days' play, the world's tennis stars stripped off their sweaters and worked up a sweat under a warm aun The first of the seeded men's singles players lo take the court waa the 30· year-old Smith, seeded 11th The lanky American convincingly defeated Charlie PasareU, 6-4, 6·3, 7-5. Smith was ranked No l in the world tn 1972, the year he beat Romania's Jlie Nastase in a memorable Wimbledon final. He slumped badly after that and went through a dismal campal&n ln1975 before be1innlng to play his -way back 1.0 form late lagt year. Again.st. Paaarell, his powerful serve was matched by accurate volleyinJ. 01111y~..-... -11utc115etw.-,M ,M.M . lll• Alv¥H bHI A•lf TtwnQ, ......... W , W Jorfllt Andrew DHI 5. w CttNt~111, ~ ... ,, ...., H Glldtl'Mllt .. 1111•1 l'Whlt Pr•lov•, '-'• •• ,, H ..... 1 Rey 1t1111t11be.tt Rooer T•ylor, l·S.••· 2·•· •I ,.rew MCMIU..-b .. t Jur111t" '•"-'• 6·4. ~ ..... O•M I\ Rllll!MI 1111•1 Ttt"( W•llke. S-1, .... •·1, '"'· O•vldlJOydDHI II. Yu11.'"4,J·6, .. J,' .. ..... Jonell\M SmHll beet W111•m Ptl111100, .... M , .. , J•lf 11.,_M. 1111ket\IOl\, .. J,1·5, 7 S. H•nry Burtl•llllel "•' lt•kl, M ,6-4,6-t ..... •• llyrOft lr\r-llett '°41ft Olbley, .. ,, U , '"'· .. , ••. 2. TomOlll<.-bHl llouC ..... , .• , .• I. ........... ""' ... ,.,... 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AM tCl~eDHtC.rrl•-.,., ••. t, 1·J M•rleNt Slm-.cv oett Stt0111111I• Toll-, .. , ... , Ll"a' eo""°'c Dffl ~-I• Wllytcr-. M, •-4. Mlc....itOvnlalbHILallreOllllOfll ........ . 1.. .. A"conoc>lll out Pet llotlrom, •·J, 6-4. So rar tbint• have been p lnt well. The Expos are ln lint plaH, two •ames ahead of the MJamJ Orioles ln UM Southern Division of the Clua A leaiue. FEJPEALOU AP Pllelie JIMMY CONNORS RETURNS A SHOT AT WIMBLEDON. Mark Cox, eeeded 14th, also re- ached the third round with an 8-6, 6·4, 7·5 victory e>ver John Alex· and er. Three of the women's singles aeeda were early second round winners t.oday. Fourth-rated Sue Barker dlapo.-ed of Helga Maatboft, 8-1, 6·3: eighth-seeded Kerry Reld beat Gail Lovera, 6·1, 6-1, and No. 12 Kathy May eased to a 6-2, IH triumph over Corinne Molesworth. Hrabosky Wins Duel Meanwhile. Jimmy Connon, amid a chorus or boos and cat- calla, sailed to a 6-3, 6·2, '-" vic-tory over Britain's Richard Lewis In opening round play Tue.day. . Asked bh reacUon to the boo- ing which met his appearance on the center court. be said: "They got the polnt acroes." TUHOAY'I llllUUI ....,..,.~,.,,.lllUM coll1t 0owdt1w<1ll llut Johll ~ • .,,., ... ,. 2 •· .. 2, .. , ..... VIJ•y AmrMr•t bHI S/lerwooel ,._.,., , ... 1-4, 6-J. 1 s. Tim Oulllkll*'b .. I St•v• krule•lh ... 2, ...... J lt•VI 11.,.,1,.r bell ,,_,., "•ml"O, M , W , .. J, l-3 l"hll !Hftt 1111•1 w Lo1or111 ... 1 ... 2. •·2 Jottn M(l!"'• be.ti h ,,_1 el SMlel • ..0, J.S. M . Jlmm11Conllo<•bN• llk lltnl IAWl•.•·l, .. l •·•. Sieve OocNrtv OMI l'l•rOld SokHnot\, 4-4. l·S, M , 1 Mad Hipigarian'• Tactia Defeat, Dodgen LOS ANGELES CAP) -Al Hrabosky, the St. Louis Cudlnala' relief ace known u the "Mad Hunaartan," milbt aa well have been pltchln1 at home in Buacb Stadium. "The patk and the tam were actually to my advanta1e," Hrabotky 1ald after wlnninl a bitter duel wltb Loa An1eJe1• Dave Lopes and emerclni 11 the winnfns pitcher in the Cardinals' 4.3 10.inoing triumph. The victory ended tbe Cardinals' flve-1ame losini stteak wblle trimming a eame off Loe Aneeles' lead ln the Na- tional Leaeue Wett, Tbe Dodiera lead CinclnnaU by 1'~ sames. Dusty Baker had Juat homered wttb two out ln the ninth mm.,... dramatically 1ettlng the J>od1ers even at 3·3. Steve Yeager followed with a double and pinchbitter Manny Mota was walked intentionally. Hrabolky, a former Savanna <Anaheim) Hlib star. then was called upon to take over tor Rawley Eutwick, who bad al· lowed the Dodiers Just one bit ln four lnninp before sun'eQderinl Baker's 14th home run. · • Dave Lopes, playlnc for the •edflns si.ie All 0-.eit llAIC mt). June t2 St UM/It at LOI Anqel•' . June UL .. All#l•Ut (ln<llll'•O JlllMI 2Sl.el ....... "ll(llKJM•ll I HPm. ~p'" II 10• m first time in more than a week, wu tbe hitter. Yeager reached third on a wild pitch. Then Hraboeky went into his personal .. psyching up" routine. Nine times. the St. Lou1s lef. tbander stepped of( the mound as Lopes fouled pltcb after pttch. Finally, Hrabotlc,y 1ot Lope1 to fly deep into cent.er and send the aarne lDto lldra innings. The Cardinals won it when pincbhllter Lou Brock sin&led home Jerry Humphrey. .. That'• the first time Loa An1eles got to see the 'Mad Hwuian' 10 into bis stallln1 routtne ••• said ~ beam Ina Hrabotky. "It was -easy to Set psyched up with everyone yell· ln1. •'The only longer confrontation 1 've ewt had than this one with Lopes was an 1974. I was pitchinc lo Rick Monday and Bill Madlock, in a eame against the Cubs. I ha- ven 't had a peraonaJ challenge_. this season llke the one with Lopes tonfcht.'' The Cardinals took a U Jead aaainst Los Angeles starter DcKll Rau, one of tho nms a bues-e mp t y homer by Keith Hernandez. The Dodgers cot within a run when Steve Yeager and Bill Russell sluiged bases-empty bomen 1n the fifth inning . IT, LOUIS LOSANOILU . .. ~.,. ..... 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T-J It A -V.... ~ . r:NdblHk lo comblatn1 • -atrta• Mak ball .. \be "' r-to eceomodl&e fov (nnltJ &: ·urtlt7 . ..... _... ) bo)'I' tH and lft (varsity and Jumor YUllt.J J Orll' i.ams. But • Dn•b Hi11t Rltb'1 Willan ltai.d. :"l'ben'I alW1111J prtHDl lo tba feel ~al their t.M poulbW~ of plQ'ln1 h'osh aoRball and buUtball 1eaooa ~.~.::.~1:: ~ ov rl&p. ' ln1." Altlloal2i bo1I HUODI b.ve Should It all come to PUI, don't 07w1aDP14 oa occuklD f• d• look few the -1rla varslty and ea4•. -tbe lltla u.y um must ~ JunJor vanity to play in one om coiTected aDd Ulen ls aUU ' dis-while the boya are al another ttact pout.,.Uty tbat 1D tbe near 1lte-becau.e that would Juat future, boyl' IDd atria' buket.-rmo aaotber obJ.cUon by the 112UI~ i. IS II~ ball will beheld aimul~. Under tbat format 1lrl• softball would not o.erlap and tht l.ltla woWd set tbetr real l'Oal -to pt.f before the boy•' bmet- ball crowds. tbUI a~ built· in credlbWty. Wltb a ca " au dlence litla' buketb wouJd take oa lddeddlmeulou. MMM IN I ... _(GI Recent wort by the Sports Calendar Committee (lt WU called the Qnnbt.aed 8euom of Sport.I Conunlttee earlier) la IWl in . f,he uaembty •tai• at this pol4t.. but CIF Soutbern Sectlon commJaloner Tom B1rn• •1118 a l()lid propoeal wUl be ready for review at September'• CJF aeneral cou.noll meettna with ac· tlon •lated for January. ·~ :0t .... .... ldnrc" •SPl.,.y ........ ""'"" • t 0 12 01111• 2 I 1 4 • 4 O 2 I Atl•n J f 0 If J 0 1 • o.trlty J I • ' , , 0 • l"'"'f'fl'ln 2 0 l 4 • l o o 6 O•vlt J 0 I • Readlnl 11 San MarlJ:ao Hl&h prtnclpal Jack Bantin. A1ao on tbe committee are Tom Aney ol Rowland (Bowland Helshta) Hilb; Ron D1vt1 of corona del Mar Blah: Jim Flellllq of Jobn Glenn (Norwalk) Hftb: Ed KraH of Saddleback (Santa Ana) Hi&b; Elizabeth Luttrell of San Gabriel Hilb; Llnda Moore of Lona Beach Poly and Barbara Wilson ot Beverly Hilla Kiah. HellM 'Tl•ttl .._ • ' ' IJ "-' 0 0 2 I O 2 1 Y•n.t I 0 0 1 ·Alvrer 0.vdtn Zer11 0 0 I O • O•ff• 1 2 J 4 I 2 0 4 ~1i.11 0 0 I 0 J o O 4 T•llllS It 6 12 •2 Toi alt ,. I t 6t He11t1-1 M•rll\•. C\W.la lMI .. It,.. MllOflY l I J 1 ~· • , l ll CerrlCIO J 3 I ' J••dl,. S l l 13 Me«ICk l J J t ·ACMtl<" 0 0 I 0 ,..,. Piii Y•ll., 1111 ''" .... • l 4 JI HotMH Htlele 1 ........ M•Clt Atllf TODIH 1 0 s ' s 0 l 10 s 0 ' 10 J l s , 8,,,tdrl I J S S Toleh 11 14 1e '6 Hetlllrne f'V,32 U Tol•ll , 0 ' • 2' • u JI . What'• exacUy ln it.ore would not be revealed by Byrnea. "At Gourdine Lauded Co-athlete of Year uaa Gourdine of El Toro High School and Kim Robinson of Westchester High School in Los 1\ngelea, have been selected u co-athletes of the year In &irla sports •c· llvitles in Southern CallrornJa hl&h schoola. Gourdine was selected from the CIF Southern Section and Roblnsoo from the Los Angeles City SecUon. They will be honored at Santa Ana Bowl Tuesday (6 :30), alone wtth members of the all- CIF airla softball teams. Gourdine, a senior at El Toro, won the 110-yard low hurdlea ln meet record time ln the CIF championship meet and was also the Iona Jump champion. She posted a time or 14.4 lo the hurdles and I'},· .,·,1 ·~ /. •• ·~ ~ ... ~ ' .J!J had a leap ot 19-0'AI ln the long jump. u1A eouao1M1 In the California state meet at UCLA. she Improved both marka, winnlnti the long jump wttb a leap of J.&.9 and runnina second ln the hurdles ln 14.09. Her lona jump mark wae a state meet record. Gourdine has bten competing for thr" years for El Toro and has won the long jump in the CIF Southern Section each year, lmprovlng her mark each tlme. >... ~ aopbomore she leaped 17·7Y. and as a junior it wu lt-0when1he placed second in the stale meet. Robl.naon wu Loa Anseles City champion ln tbe 100 and 220 and won the stale llUe in the 220 with a aa.97 clocldnc, a state record. She wu second ln the 100in10.5&. ROGER ~ CARLSON alrls. who also want tho best of. llcial1 available. A f~alJ 11me featurtna area bl•b ecbool coaches wW no& be played WI year. "ccordbac to oae U... (Baa&1111&ma Beaclt) Hiiia a11l1&Ht, Ute cons&an& fambUDa of Edlloa coach BUI Workman ln the ltTI Came has caaaed ncb vave concena. l&'U take uoc.be.r yea.r to fl1ure oat an offeaalve system tbat can •aadle the 1Huatloo. N11bt b11eball for Sun1et Leap• ram will continue next year wtth 16 1amea 1cbeduled on 13 date1 for Fountain. Valley Recreation Center. Moat of tbe eames involve Fountain Valley or Huntlncton Beach Hich. altboup all six leasue teams will see action at the F'V diamond. Tbe recent peaaltles levied on Lo• An1elea City Schools for vlol,tlnc CIF ra.lea <uslll1 prls on boys team• wben 1lrls teams are al10 available) cuts Into Caplltraoo Valley W1h'1 flnl football aeasoa. The Coucara of CV have Lo8 Angeles Poly and North Hollywood Hip OD lbdr '77 grid acbedale. Sys CV prtncJpal John Smart: "We've got to start look- ing a1aln. It surely didn't mue my monlha1 wben I beerd lbe aew1." Accordl•I to 1tate com· mllalooer Blll Ru.sell, LA Clty t .. m, wtJJ Dot be permltCed to compete acatut any team out.- side tbelr owa 1ectloo for 1177 · 78. OCC Falls, 62-56 LONG BEACH -Cypreas C0Jle1e stopped Oranee Coast Colleee 12·56 In 1ummer lea,ue baaketbaJl action Tuesday at Lone Beach City College. Coach Tandy Gillis • all· fre1hman OCC aquad was led by Ed Bell's 17 pointa. No other Oran1e Coast player broke into double tlsures. OCC'a record drops to 1-2. ...,..,._ l'errtAO Mall-"'"" .... Ora..,.OMttC•t ...... "' 0.1 • ., ' 1 ' •. > J • • "-' o a • ' 0 J ' Wlfl1 1 • 0 O 2 ) 0 I ~ Tol .. l It 11 1• St I 4 J e H•llll-: c.,_,._, •• 0 " ,,.,, COSTA MESA AMC & JEEP I Major League Standings 1977 MATADOR WAGON ................. ,._..--.a..-. A7A887H11>2278 1977 JEEP . J..10 PICKUP ............ ,.L .... ._ J™2SMP076189 l r I crown. Kincaid QUits At Cerrito& NORWALK-Wally Kincaid baa retired aa baseball coach at Cer· rilos College after 20 1eason1 that saw his teams win 621 1ame1 and lose only 141. In hlB letter of resiina· tion to the colle1e botrd of trustees Tuesday night, he stated that a bad back condition wu his reason for quiltlna. Kincaid'• squads at Cerritos won five state baseball cbampionrblp1, six Southern California titles and one Northern California buntinl. The Falcons also won 14 con- ference crowns In 20 years under Kincaid and 49 tournament Utlea. Hein.i Ybarra EamHorwrs South Cout Lea(Ue 1tandoutl Stu Hein ot Dana Hill• Hi£!» and Troy Ybarra ol Costa Mesa Hilh bave been cboMn'\o tbe All·CJF 2·A baaeball team It telected by the CtUzeu Savtnaa Athletic Found a· don board. Hein, wbo faabloned a 1.59 e.r a. and chalked up a 9-4·1 record in lellld.ln1 the Dolphins ot Dana Hills to the South eo.t League clwnplonahlp and a berth in tho Cl!' •emlflnall, lt a MCond team choice •tPl~her. Ybarr~a who lltroked the ball at a .333 clip and wa1 a 1te tafluence ln tbe outfield for Costa Mell la a am 1eleetlon. Player ot the year ii Jlm Gott ol CIF champloa SanMartno. Pint Team Po.. Player, Scbool OF--steveSwatn, Redondo 011"-BarryStoOllfer, Vtct«Valley .OF-JeeM Koopman, Ontario OF-Alfred Taruo11, Santa Clara lB--Oary Fradella, Temple City Int-Ken Rotert.. Northview lnf-C..ait ~r. C_.on Inf-Jerry JobNoa, Leuiillltr Ut-Jlm Bennett. Ptrril C-1ll.ck Brower, A.Jitetope Valley P-Santol Salu, Glentl P-Jlm Gott. San Marino P-Todd Bridie, St. Monica · 8eeoad Team OF-Ben Hansen, Glenn OF-Doo Roberta, Tem~eC\t1 OF-nm Carrtoc, Nort&vtew 18-Pat Dod&oa, Inelewood Inf-Mike Williams, San Marino Jnt-Ed DeArmu, Excelsior Inf-Steve Devine, St. Monka Ut-Troy Dixon, Leuzinger C-Avery Frierson, Banning P-Tim Farper, Redondo P--8tu Bela, Dua Hille P-Mike York, Santa Clara · Tltlrd Team OF-Tro7 Yb11Ta, Costa Mesa OF-Mark Vuilchak, Northview OF-Ralph Ortefa, Bonita 18-steve Fulco, St. Monica Mark • 565 . 354 • 428 . 490 .427 . 468 • 528 ·"' . 4.21 • 474 13·3 9-0 7·1 • 347 .425 . 444 .455 . 385 . 452 .450 . 355 . 418 9.3 9·4·1 12-2 • 338 . 473 . 339 .441 lnf-Gre1 Fortatcb, San Marino lnf-RobertGradlUu, JUmotlbeWorld lnt-ltua Martl..-o, La Sierra . 451 . 408 . 383 Ut-Ron Saluar, Antele>pe Valley C-Alan Browne, Baldwin Park P-Ed Garcia, Excelsior P--Chril Kou1e, San Marino P-Rob Vavrock. La Sierra • 297 • 44T 9 l 8·2 9.g Ct. Sr . Sr • Sr . Jr . Sr. Sr . Sr . Sr. Sr . Sr . Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr . Jr . Sr . Sr . Sr . 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BLACKWALL TUBELESS 4'·Pl Y POL YEST ER CORO 27 MONTH LIMmD WARRANTY* 60 0170 SERIES WIDE TRACK RAISED WHITE LETTERS 110 WIDl-TUllLISS 30 MONTH LIMITID WARRANTY• • • .. • SANTAANA WESTMINSTER 1530 S. HAR BLVD. 120 E. FIRST ST. AT CYPRESS 15221 irActt BLVD: • PHONE: 89N544 ' PHONE: 870.0700 PHONE: 547.7477 • lntntaMs ~ maintains oU pr•uur• & fiin strength for maxinun protection 1~97c • ADD .TO. YOUR GAS GAS TREATMENT Reatorea pep & power. Hefpa kHp engine1 c:leati. Prolong• engine 1119. • STATE CLAIMS CONTROL Atty. Gen. Brice B•bbltt nockin1 in. , "I DON'T CARE what they s aid about you," one letter writer confided after the state's Iaieat wave of bad publicity. "We're comin& to Arizona." "Out In Arllona where the bad rnen are. . . " began the old raJlime tune, but the gun alln1era are 1one now. Former M afla cbleftalns Ii ve on the ranches around Tucson. comin1 here as more common folk have. to share the Arizona hfe11tyle, to rna~e money off the land and t.o generally enjoy a kind oC corn· fortable pioneering A 23-parl aeries by In· vesU1atlve Reporters and Editors, Inc.. on corruption In the atate dealt moatly with U· soctatlons of politicians and un· derworld cbaracten. The In· veatigatlon •temmed Crom the born bing death of reporter Don Bolles 0£ the Arizona Republic. NEVEBTJlELESS, ARIZONA haa 1rown by 25 percent since 1970, and "we're not expecting any taperln& oCC" say11 Brent Brown, director of the .iate Of· ~ llA.NK N~ YLOa. rnurc PHllllaalD' of tM IUla'I Depart• meat of Sc omlc S.curlty, .. ,. bll aff1te •till •• • &o tnqwrl• a week. me11t11 from people ~ for work lD con· atrucUa. eaUoe. But ID Artlao•'• comtru.ctlon lndQltry. Job en ou\Dumber work .. io to 1. and lb• 1tate'1 unemploymm.t rat• ll 1 shade above t.be national averaae. Ex· cept ln nun1inc. management and ~. proeJ>Kta AH dim. Tb• ~ WUDI proapecUve AriSOUM that theJ abowd com• tlDantlalb' pnpared to endure three to five months of un· employment. TBBY COME, TBBla hope. undimmed. Almoet an •81 they want to -.Joy the "lifestyle," tbou1b on• lnQulrer aaked wbetbtr Olla monatera are danlerQUt. GOa monsters are no threat. But tbt stale has an abldinl rrobltm with water. In Tucson, wbere water l• pumped from under1round pool.a that ban •UJ1k 100 feet ln the put 28 years, the avera1e mon· WEAL THY SOUARll Herman K•hn'• Vl•w tbly realdenUal water b1ll this 1ummer will be S22. 8EVBaAL CITY council members were recalled for rais· in& the rates, but tbelr IUC· cessors qulckJy abandoned pro- mises to roll back the rates when faced with the reality that $14 million will be {ltede4 tq buy farmland and und•rtround water ri&btl tllrod1h 19'3. An Arlr.ona Suprenu1 Court de· ci11ion alflrme<I JOnittandlng state policy that •ater ri1bts re· maln with th• land that the water nowa over or under. The 'W'lth tlloaua"* ot peeple reCC ...... earfti on nelMta•ttal pellllw awtl etJaer laea•e eoesrees, ee •H • eeatl• ..... tre11t1.•~ lice of Economic Ptannlna and Development Certainly the bad publicity has had Utile or no effect on tbe Callfornlam and Mldweatemen wbo vlalt or keep second homes in Arizona. "We've juat bad a record tour lat seuoo," say a Ted Sprape, bead of the Valley of lht Sun Convention end Vi1ltor'1 Bureau. •'THBRI: WILL BE times, eapeclally when there are larae conventiona, that It will be twd to 1et a room." be adda. Atiiona'• 1ttracUoo for con· ventloneera lncludet plenty of aolf and sbopplq. tennis and hor11back rldln1. Tbtn, too. Phoenix ta an ea1y rtdt from Lal Ve1u to the north and Palm Sprlnp to the -.i. and Tucson ls a 1ttfta)' to old Mtxlco. Tbe heart ol \be Arlaoaa boom is not tbf tourtat, but the Would· ~ decision also reversed aentlment oC many Tucson&M agalnlt the $1.6 bUllon Central Ari*I Pro- ject, which will carry a.a million acre-feet ot water to Pboenilc and Tucaon lJ1 the mld 19'0I. In AprH, th• la1i1lature paaaed a law allowin& c\Uea mcl atata to bvy land, reUre lt from a1rlculture and "mine'' underly· lnl water for use elHwbere. Court cballen1e1 are expected. however. MBANWUILE, P.RBIC&n', In watem ,\rtsor'8, await.I• the outcome of 1ltl1atlon by neiabborlns r•nchera over water use, a.ad naaatalf, to th• north, f ac• perennlal probltmt wltb barely adequate rtHtvoln. Wblle eome "no-1rowtb" can· d\da\41 caplt.a.U&ed on the water cr!1l1 In 1'7& elfCUooa, no con· clualoa can be drawu, uya Tom Clark, deputy director of th• Arl&oaa Water Comrnl.aaioo. •i DON'T CARI #HAT TH!Y SAID •••• Wl'RI COMING TO ARfZONA' Sun ctty HouHI At• Cluttered Around Shopping. Ringed.,,~ CoutH '·Tucson l.s ualni about five Umea a.s much water aa 11 belnc rtpleniabed." Clark says. "U we cut out a1rlculture In the ar~a entirely, they would 1tlll be ualnl twice u much water u 11 belnl replaced." THERE WJU. BA VE to be a lid on arowth. "but you can't re- ally tell where the Ud com• down," be adda. Combine the colt of an automobile. home, cloth101, medical bllla and food, a family ot four can Uve cheaper ln Loe Ansel•, Dallu, San Dle10. Cln· clnnatl, Jtamu City, St. Louil, Pttteburtb, Houston or AUanu than here. But It cost.I more to live ln Honolwu, Bo9ton, New York, Milwaukee, San Fran· claco, Buffalo, Wubln1ton, O.C., Philadelphia, Minneapolis, Chica10. Detroit, Cleveland, Seattle and Baltimore, accord· ln1 •to Flnt National Bank of Arizona. The Arliona real estate market •lowed alone with the national economy two years a10. but lt started recoverin1 ln the last ball of la.st year and now It ls at lta hl&hest level io blatory. ONI: OF THE BEST known develoeen ln the state la Del E. Webb cor,>. With a populaUon ot 40,000, Webb'a 11-year-old Sun City retirement. community wu boat to 300,000 visitor• last year. El1ht hundred houaln1 unit.a were sold ln Sun City In February, 1ay1 Webb Pr•ldent John W. Meeker, compared with 882 ln all of m&. Production wu railed to 50 units a day. Sal• totaled 742 ln March and 545 in Aprll. "With thousand11 of people re- tiring early on subatantlal pensions and other income sources, we see a continuing trend... he added, announcing plans to expand Sun City's pqpulaUon to etOOO by bulldin1 on an add1Uona1 12,000 acres of former daert. BUT ALL 18 NOT brl1bt. McCulloch OU Corp. anDOWlCtd lo November that it would ftnlah dtveloPtn1 Lake Havasu Qty, with fta trauplanted London 8rtd•e oo the Colorado !Uver, and the Fountain Hilla com· muntty near. Phoenix. But after that, it wilt 10 out of lbe land de- velopment buslneu. bad bun tiled lo Maricopa County Superior Court. \I) Pboenhc. Re al10 wllhdrew bl.a appeal ot a 19'75 federal extor· tloll convlctlon. He la under 1uard at hl• Phoenix home awaltln1 aentencinl ln 1tate court Tbe collapae of Cocblae College Park and several other fraud·rldden Arl1ona develop- ment.I, aloat wllb coovicUona ot several land c:rookl and 1Ulter laws, have !>e~t a virtual 1tandltill to 1ubdlvia100 developmentt, 1tate offlclala Hy. Clark 1ay1 a new law requlr· ln1 deve)apen to dl1cloae th• availability ol water alao bu btlped. "We don't atop them from aelllnl because people wW f.O ahead and JlU1;' ba tl.)'I. •But th• la,r bu Hally cut. down on tbt aumbtr of·new 1ub- d1vllka Utat are_~roPOHd." ATrY. GSN. a&tJCB Babbitt and former U.S. Attt. WlWam Smltbmnan, who beads a Jotnt lealalatlve taak force on or· 11nlnd crlme, HY the 1ui. la 1atntnc control. Arl1ona'1 first 1tatewlde 1rand jury indicted '° ·penoaa lut year and the state bu not l01t a cue, Babbitt noted.· Sml&b«man, wbo wlll UM a $llOO,OOO aPDroPrtatlon lJ1 IUl at· tempt to clO.eloopbol• In 1tate re1ulatlon11 conotdH tbat "more frauo and consplraoy caaes bav• been ftltcS in tbll d1J. trict than IUl1 dlltrict ID tbe n• tlon." Over The Counter MASD UttlftcJt . 8 baHeo pl tbat over·re1ulatlon eunu them. Smllbe.rman ~ ''Wbat paUible advani.&e thlH ~ be to ArisGGaf Wt doa't Med army of crocm ln bultneu to pow.''. Ho•••· =Un• wbat la ntedtd for Vowtb ,.. malna a oroblesn. llucb ol tM ,...pom1_bWt¥ fol' balandnt P · eramtlll eentc.. •atu, llnd u .. and t:IOPQlatioe falls on Brent Brown. ibe ltate planner. .. TDU'S &NOtJGB wattr ln Arial• to band.le a lot ol srowt&." be N,JI. "But lt meat you'll bavt to do away wllb a lot ot afrioullun or copper. ''Tbere'1 a ver1 delicate batanoe here." IHllNO PAID $lit, ... to lM1» achtHt such balance l•. the HudlClll ImUtute of New YOl'L Headed br 8-mu Kahn. Uie Jnatttut.e hu beell ntm.l by baUlnl ad bualn111 leaden to proJeet tbe Arbona or ao121 &ft4r a ceatur'J ol ttatebood, ua olle alternaU.-. Kahn alrudy bu prtd1ct4d tbat Arbcma will be an example of America'• fl=•t •• oat· lnduatrlal IOclety,.. by ••a lot of wea1tby ptO\)le wbo ha· ven't worked ~entl)','' Uvtu amld "a ftl"/ lart• attloubl d urban aprawl." Holdlni onto conaervatiH and tradJtlonAI valu• "they wW be rtlaUvelY, IQllare,l• Kahn eaid. Whether Arlzona u 1quare dot1n't matter aay1 Brown. "People an 1oln1 to come here no matt.I' what." Lake Havuu City abar.. the ume de11rt that baa setn dozen.a Of 1ubcllvislon develop- menta •Prlni up and die ln the paat decade. MOit notable wu Cochlle Collett Park. which bllked 10,000 lnveators of MO million before tt collnpaed In lt72. MUTUAL FUNDS SI" penona connec*ed With Cochiae Coll•I• Parlt were con· victtd ot fraud on May 23, and 11 more are awaltlnl trial. Ned Warren, aelt·proclalmed "1od· l•ther" of ATlsona la1'd 1cbtm ... wbo wu mentioned In compan.y conQpondence as a director or the f&rm, wu not In· dieted ln UlLI CHI. HOWEVER, ON MAY 27, Crom 1 hospital bed where h• bad bten cootined alnu February wtth a heart ailment, ht pleaded iUUt.t to atate ll:IMI fraud and brlberY cbaraes wbtcb Area Hike· Slows iMllllnCIS t e operiitf If Ills pl'ICtlcl fn Neurology, Peyef\latry, and Marhal Therapy nice fn Suite 101, 853 C.mlno De Lot Marn San Clemente, CA By Appclntment, Phon• (714) 961=<>808 ' • ti l J J ' • '( • I; Before 11 ffLYIA lllnt..,.~ , ........ Amaq tbe '°' blt&Ut diamond b-aoD. S"8 dlamaMI ad dcD't lrade to a 1mootb-talt.ln1 telepbau P1tdsman. Omss tradltioaallJ allu.t ln _, Of tM •vera&e la- divldual. 1b• eon man'• 1uce91 ll bWllca YkUml' lteed and 1ulllblll !-7. or oovas• 1'8'8U .us UOlllllATB compantea aellln1 dl.,:nood.a to tbe public all oftl' tbe VbltAMI stat.I. But moet rectpienta ol telephone aalftl pUcbel lack two fun. damenhla for 1uc· ceaaful diamond loH1t- l n 1 : ltnowled1e to measure qua11'1 and ac· cea1 to a resale market. Here are guldellnes for investment diamond ' buytta: """"..,. ___ _ -Never buy dlamoada ot• &be Dbane from an un-. lam War company and sal•man. -Never pay a bl1her price for small atones of low quail· ty t.bat promoters often are pushin1 u "Investment vade' • 1tona. Meuure 1lte and Quality vt. prlc.. AU a reputable Jeweler. -Never buy atonea wit.bout a cett111cai. from the Gemolo&ical Institute of America or a reputable 1tJD tab that UHi the GIA atandardl for erld.lna diamooda. (Wam· in1: tome promotert 1et up theb-own lab• that 1y1temaUcally appralae atones at a hllber value tbaa tbe promoter eeeka. It doean't tile a cynic to see throuab that racket.> -NEVER BELIEVE ANY SALESMAN'S clal about appreclatlon, certlf1caUon, quaUty, money·ba 1uaraniee., re1ale opUon1, lnaurance, appraised •valua. Uon, replacement coata, escrow or trust accounts unlesa tKo claims are in wrtting on coroplJ\y letterhead alped by ah officer. UnUl then don't even bother to proceed with a checkout. -Never cl~an out your aavln11 account to put the mOPey in diamond.a. It bu happened. Accordlnl to Karl Lauby of the New York Better Business Bureau, "Ptople who shop weeks to aave $300 on an 11utomoblle will Hnd a.ooo for diamonds to a company they never beard of, bued on the promises or an unknown saletman they will never even meet." -Find out about mark·ups. Retail mart-ups are oftea. ao to 100 percent. Many boiler room mark·UJ>I on 1em1tooes are even higher. But a Jeweler may cbar1e 2 lo 15 percent commission on an wimounted eern1toae. Shop compartUv~ ly, detcriblna atones by 1radlng characteristics: c:larlcy, carat, cut encl color. -DON'T IUD YOURSELF ABOUT eet-rtcb.qulck potenUall. To make any alpificant profits, buyere muat bold their cU&1DObda for at leaat two or three year•. -TboH who aet a pitch or Uunk they have been defrauded should tend details to a local U.S. attorney and the Better Bualnel1 Bureau. -nioae who bave received diamonds 1hould make sure they corrt1pond with th• order and, tr they do not, coll\· pl a Ill at once. -And back to the baalcs: Those who receive a phone c11ll from a stranger who promises get-ricb~ulck proftll Ii\· diamonds should han1 up. N a1: Com modlty opt101U Market Takes Loss From Profit Taking .... ) NEW YORK <AP> -Prices slid lower on tbe 1tock market today 11 inveatora moved to an apparent profit· takln1 strate1y. The Dow Jonea avera1e ot 30 lnduat.rtal atockJ, wbJcb •atned more than ei1ht pointa ln two sessions, dropped a.29 tont.31. Loslnt iiauea narrowly outnumbered 1alnera amone atock• Uated on tbe New York Stock Exchanee. Do"'lone•Ae.,e.-a,,.• M'haf .ffito~hll Did ""' YnV.PI ,..,., Oow JOM1 ·-.... tToc•I• Hr l.ow OOM re HIW YOltlC l•PI U "° "'·" m.a1-t. 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G llle lltt .._ A compilllJon of films and phototrtphs dumallvna what hlppelled to tht EurQpt1n Jews durilll Wolld Ww II. .El ...... DllM -10:30- (() DIQ VII D,'8 ..... 11:00 ........ • (B(I)> lM ...... Stflt Cl>SA111-liltlll'I •DCl>crl._ .. .,.... . ..,, ......... ,, ..... • Tiie lllMJAlll rt (\m CJ)) Tiie ..... e0r.-icw. .~ ... -11:30- • ((fl) CJ)) CJ) CIS Utt .... • al()) <II • ...., c.. (J) lllMI: CC>......_,-(wes) '48-ltobtrt You11, M111uent1 Cllapm1n. • (IS CJ)) 0 ne IMllnl ..,..,, If .. ""' ..... •¥Ml a 100«» -~-[ ......... ID a.ea 34 12100 . eTwllcMZ-• ~ CC> .... Tllll .. ,.,.... (1'9111) '55-Gloril Dettam, To11y ~. Corillllt Celwt. Gue "tbOn. m lltwle: "A Utttr tt TitrM Whtl" (dra) • 49-Jetut Cmn. IJftdt D....iti.._~_.'I __ Sotllenl, Paul o.-.. Kirt UllllJU, Jtftray lyt111. • lM!r. .,. .. CeUtt .,,..,.. (dfa) '64-Ttll HU1ttr, ltoann• ...... -12:30-..... .-.-a..tlW.." 11 U.. lpil," .;JmiJ T....w' 1:00 • DCJ)T_,. 2100 G ..,It O..Mtfemm CC>.,_ Qlllil .... -........ 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Tb• top lOebowl •ere: • 'Charlt•'• An1el1," ABC, a 24.~ or 17.1 million; ••·1·he War Between the Tatet," , ..,.._ .., At.LT ptm plf 1\ Jtut a ,.., a ..m, UJt lie DO realOO to IJOW donbll,... .. ,~ NBC'• JlondQ movie, TH£ MOTLEY CREW OF TH£ Hrr MOVIE 'STAR WARS' IN A 8CEN! 21.2, or 15 million ;\-----------_....,....;.... ____ _ From Left, Mark HllmlU, Hamton Ford, 'Ctlewbecca,' C•rrte Fl•h•r "Laverne le Shirley," ,,_ ....., it be ner t.boulht ot retlrlft1, ns,.......... ''Tim moraln& 1 did. I had a terrlb!e Umeeettma• otbed." YOUNCC4SI' But tbea be added HriCIUlly, "No -u Joni 11 I'm healthy. J did ccaalder ll wben I bad my eye problem. 1 had four eye operat.lom for bemorrbaa· tac. In fact, one ol &he eye ck>cton 1aJd, 'You've beeo arowad ton1 eoouch. Why don't you cooJ it?' But that healed well and I 1« 1ucb a kick out of performinl that I wut to do It." LOS ANGELES <AP> -AJan Y0W11, late of "Ml1ter Ed," joins the crew of ~omedlana in Disney'• "The Cat from Outer Space." A WILLIAM FRJEDKIN FILM ~tE~£R ~&~ROY SCHEIDER BRUNO au .M£R. FRANCISCO RABAL• AM1DOlJ • RAMON lll£RI Produc1io" On;," JOHN 80)( ·Ser~ WALON GRUN •AMOCi.te l'I'~ 8UO SMITH Otl.;...i Mu.k TANGERJNf DMAM-'8-d °"th. ...... "The W... of~ "'10-... ArNud 0.r•<led ..'4 P'roduod b,i Wk.LIAM fltll.l*IN A PM.-... .u .......... ~ 11CHN(~t t;.·1~ 1 a .!.l a • ••"'A.: •a..~ Lt.al l,.. -··---·-··-==· .... :J.I ·. OPl"S fllDAY . • 1 ABC, 21.1, or 15 nillUon; Fro. P-al "Happy Day1, •• ABC, 'STAR WARS' 20.5,ort4.lmilllon; "Ko-lat," CBS. 20, or 1'.2; • • • "MCCioud, .. NBC; 19.8, "J don'l know exactly why Geor1e cast us. but or 14. 1 ml l l Jon ; Marcia (his wlfe) aald he wanted people wlth "H.A.8.H.." CBS, 19.1, personality.·• or 13.8 million; "Shield.a All three performers have signed to repeat & Yarnell." CBS, 18.7, OT their roles In a 11equel scheduled to begln fihDinl 13.3 millloa; "8 Rma Riv nexlaummer. Vu," CBS, 18.8, 13.2 "ROLLERCOASTER IS A SUSPENSE MELODRAMA OF THE SORT THAT ALFRED HITCHCOCK DOES BEST." SHOWflMES DAILY . (PG) 1 :30-3:4>.6:00-8:15-10:30 EDWARDS ,... ·-----·------------- 0 j i \NXD( ALLEN ~ -. . .'. ~RlS • CARO... .:.-: KANE ~ .. .,.. F¥il.l. ·:::;;:SIMO\! 'J\NNIE HALL' SHEUEY DI.NALL JANET tv1AR<XXJN ~ER CCUEEN DEW1IJRST SHOWTU•e MON. THU"a. -7:15-1:11 f'Rl.-7:00-l.-15-1 O:IO 8AT.-IUN-1:1W:1N:Ol-7:00- l :IS.10:1S edwards BRISTOL CINEMA l&ISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 ..... ~ f, •• ,\ llf '., It 0 t •,. al ,Me.alb .. ·onHJl'.l~e --VO ey , Hes worb ol patnt.ert la DGnDll ~ wit.b aorm&I postur . Tb• mlPtMftr uwe ..._ resardtld u 111 t.'1 lltMJ 't ad •uch tied ,in. A pect lilt LD 1p0rtl medJdne contendl that mc111t w ~ ar• bnotboa· dnac• Moet lnOWllaka are 1tx-Gded a.uam That sled cnapac. Alad.Nw C.....,.• waa quite a operator, n• &1 a >'OUllP*'· Illa pet rabbits were mult1plytnt ao qulckl1 be couldn't fiod me to take care ot them all persoully. So he paint- ed the monikers of 101De YOUDI frieads6n the rabbit butches, thus oamJD1 each rabbit tam.Uy tn honor ot a local boy. ADd U.O.. boy1 thereafter abowe4 up each day to feed and water the rabblll. Q. "Whal proportion of the people wbo bankrupt. out their peraonal debts repeat the process when the law allows them to do so six years later?" · A About 17 percent. Q. "Where'd we eet the word 'Jeep'?" SINCE ''THE EXORCIST," UNDA has ap· peared in another sequel, "Airport '7S," and three television movies, "Born Innocent," "Sweet Savage" and "Vlct.ory at Entebbe." When the 1econd "Exorciat" was proposed, her reaction was: "Ho hobo!" A It started out in World War II u Army slang for General Purpose vehicle. "But then I 1ot the script, and I was really sur· CONVALESCENTS Consider what happened at Wbarsedale General Hospital in Yorkshire, Encland. The place was getting badly overcrowded. The hospital administration bad no choice but to open one ward to convalescents both male and female The men started abavtne again. Tbe women went back t.o uslne makeup and doing their hair The recovery rate speeded up almost miraculously. Acldt .. ,,.,,.,llOL M l!oyd p 0 lloxlJ60,Col141~'2•2• (PG) ~II edwards MESA CINEMA PLUS (R) T\VeMINUTE WARNING l'llWron ILYO. AT lfTH ST. COSTA MESA l4M02t C.11142-5171. Put • few word• to work for ou. LINDA BLAIR• RICHARD BURTON LOUISE FLETCHER MAX VON SYDOW "EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC" KITTY WINN • PAUL HENRtJD as The CildlNI And JAMES EARL JONES CrtAtlve .•.uoc .. te Dwected by ROSPO PALLEN8ERG • IOHN BOORMAN PtQdu<ed iJy JOHN BOORMAN Anet RICHARD LEDERER wmen llY MUtic COfT\POMd •nd Condu«<td by WILLIAM GOODHART· ENNIO MORRICONE Technlcolof • 01trrlbuced by Wurttr tros.D A WAmer ComrnunlutlON CotftPlllY 8HOWT1ME8 DAILY 2:30 4:45-7:C»-9:11 FRl·IAT 2:»4:45 7:00-9:11-11 :30 ii RAT£D(X) (R) "CINDERELLA' PLUI l I • ... IGNOU.NC:a abm.lt ~ t.o run with , .... ,.....,,, bl •QI. lt dt~ not only on the ~111Juaul1 ot U.. local but.cher1 bul also on the ,....,....,,.._,., eutomers. • ._. we call a shoulder clod rout In El Toro be a booeles1 pot roul t.o the people laS&aUAu." 111e only problem tJl1s po.ea for the con- ,...,..,.. Welch, la that a bulcber may Lake Mv..._ fll hla tustomen' lporance and Lack oa aa afra » eeata a pound ''far verbia1e. •• "A ribeye steak and a speocer are tbe aame· tJliq, ta I'll bet most people who buy at.eeks don't bow that, and that there are meat coun- ters tbM are 1eWn1 away with charging more for the apencer." In c:rder to be protectect aiainst unfair pric· int. &Jae public should be educated, says Welch. wbo bu started &ivlo& carcass-cutting de- momtraUons at hh Gourmet Meats shop ln Lake Forest Village. Once a month, housewives and barbecue-bar1atn bunter• aather around closing time near the lhop'a walk-in freezer. ''I'll cut up a carcass for anyone who a1ks me to,'' be aaya, •'but basically, what I a how my classes is not only the part of the animal where a particular cul comea from, but how meat can be cut up and prepared at home with the aame re- sult. u ii a butcher had done It all." Knowlng thia, tie says, shoppers <!an purcbue llM'I• Cieces o! meal at eoonoQlical prices and do the r own ''butchering'' for several 1'111bu' meals. "One cut that la sorrily ipored is the tri· tip roast," be said. "It comes from the sirlotn section ol the steer, It's boneless, and usually runa around lY.a pounds" -enough for two peo- ple with left.oven for sandwiches to b~·bag. "Tbi.a ii u excellent rout for two people, especially if the woman work.a. All she bu to do la put It in tbe oven at 350 degreeJ F. for half an bour t.o 1et a rout that's medlu.m-rare, juicy and very tender." Welch recoinmenda rubbing the outside of the rout with appropriate herbs end Muoninga, or, cuttina it up ror kabobs and marinating 2·3 hours before threadln1 on skewers. "The marinade iB for tlavoring only," he aatd. ''1b.l.a ciut 11 tender enough as is." WELCH says he first took to butchering as a teenager In Panama City, Fla., working part· time as an apprentice at a small market. "I learned a lot about culling up, I guess you might H)' -what to-display, what lo sell, what to grind and what to scrap." He aUributea his return to the trade, follow ing a stint with the military and working as a cof I lau:~m Mfor ot ell." Welch aa11 eaota mill out on an abundance ot eCGGOmy meall b1 lanortna brisket. ''The,. are at least IS dJff r nt wa)'I cl toOklnl it,,'' ht aaid, c rm, lt out ollta pot·r UYQdromt. ·•My favorite way la to co t 11 Hf1 well with apricot marmalade and 1om berbl, wtap It In Un foU, and bal&e at m de1ne. F. for about 2Y.a houri. It abo makes wonderfUI jerkey." People who like jtrlley often tum to tlant ateak, but Welch says tbey abould aave tbe tlank for more elqant dilbea and use brisket lnatead. A tlank usually nma about $3.50 for a steak that feeda four, be aay1. "Everyone knows bow to barbecue a marinated nant, but few people know bow to fix it other ways." His au11eaUon: Have your butcher slit a pocket ln the ateak to liU with cooked bacon and onion, spinach and mushroom.a -what.ever your hna1inaUon leads you to. Or, simply roll it with the grain around a 1tulfing, Ue It up with kitchen twine and bake it about 45 minutes at sso• F. By rollln& it tbU way, you can slice it a1ainst the &rain lo tender portions, says Welch. FLANK STEAK is also good for 1Ur·frying. Use your wok or a heavy chicken fryer. "SUce it againat the iraln in thin strips ancl marinate briefly in soy sauce. Saute mushrooms, onion• and pepper:i in oil, then toss In your meat and sear about 2 minutes. Throw It ail over rice and you've iota great dinner ror four ... he said. A suggested marinade for jerkey. using about 3-pouod brisket, combines a can of beer wltb 3 tableJpoona each of aoy s auce. Worcestershire 1auce and molauef. Add 1 heap· int tables"'*1 of sait, a clove of 1arllc (minced), and. it you like a 1mokey flavor, 1 tablespoon of hqutd smoke. Uslnl your sharpest knife. cut up brisket against the cratn, In loa1, thin strips. Marinate the atripa at least ~ houn, then proceed with drying. There are several ways to dry jerkey. Ir you have aJaa oven, lhll one works well: drape ptece:a beef over UabUy oiled oven racks so that air circulates around them. <Place a foll· covered cookie sheet at the bottom of your oven to catch drips.) Set oven at 2.50 degrees F for about l hour. Turn off oven and let beef remain with just the heat of the pilot light overru1ht. Repeat pro- cedure untH desired "cbewlneas" ls reached. In electric ovens. jerkey can be dried by keeplna the thermostat at a constant 200 degrees for 8-10 hours Allow Jerkey to rest at least one hour before removln&, and cool before packing in Jan. In Arizona, they make jerkey by spreadin& it on racks in the sun and leaving it for 2·3 days. No reason whv this can't be done here when tem· peratures are nearer to 1corching, althouc.b in- landers may have the most success. Make sure the beef's protected from sand and garden spray -and dogs. DeaAl't on the barbecue? Why nqt? And ever)'lhlna elae too. Real enero savings are in 1tore when you fix whole meals over the coall, lnstef.d of at tbe stove. BARBARA GIUS.BOWEN, Food Edhor ~.June22,19'77 Cl , And there's little that tempts dessert eaten ao 1avoriJy u the aroma of spiced freab fruit on the fire. Below are some whole·meal ideas for your barbecue, w1lh recipes for desaerta following. A sirloin Up rout is a deluxe cut for spit- r o a a Ung. You can also choose an economical crou·rib roast from the chuck section, eye ot round, top round or rolled round rump to produce juicy. tender slices. Serve with fresh routed com , or macaroni salad and zuccblni kabobs. II DMIV l"llet ....._,•1,•lticll O'DelN!ffl Butcher John Welch says flank steak is an ignored source of gourmet, economical eating. A pocket can be silt laterally to fill with vegetables, herbs, and even cheese, for stuffing. Steak to Dessert I/• teaspoon salt 11.i teaspoon pepper 'i-!i cup arat.ed parmeaan cheese Cut beef Into 4 equal servinaa. Combine oil, wine, cataup, garlic, salt and pepper. Pour over beef and marinate several hours or ovemiiht. Remove beef from marinade and let drain. Coat thickly with cheese. Barbecue 4 inches above medium bot coals 5 minutes on each aide or until cooked aa desired. Makes 4 1erving1. FOJL.BAKED POTATOES 4 larie bakin1 potatoes, peeled '4 cup allced 1reen onions with tops '4 cup butter or margarine !;'a teaspoon oregano, crushed 1 teaspoon parsley !lakes Salt and oeooer Tear off a 3Sx18-incb piece of foil and fold in hall to make a double-thickness, 18 inches aquare. Fold up around sides to create a pouch, and slice potatoes into it. Sprinkle~ltb aalt and pepper and herbs. Add rreen on.Iona and butter, in small pots. and tou todlltrlbUte. Fold up around aides and seal, leaving some apace tor pouch to expand with steam. Set over slow coala and cook, tum- tng occasionally, 6'-60 minutes. Serve with aour cream to pus. Makes 6 servin11. HERllED LOAF 1 loaf of Iona, French bread 11' cup butter or margarine, melted ~ teupoon each, oregano, thyme aod parsley If umllced, allce loaf. Stir herbs into melted butter or margarine. Wltb put.ry brush. butter each 1lice 1eneroualy with mlxturt. Wrap loaf in foil and place on lriU about 15 minutes before servinf time, tum· tn1 one.to cook tbrou1b. Serves 8 Foil·wrappinl prevent. thick r11b steak.a, whether halibut. mahi mahl, ors.hark, from dryina out while cooking. f'« the aucc\llat melanit below. UH foil sheets cut 1&x18 ln· cbeaaquare . • "' J l ed1es to make a ''bowl" around fiah. Tor each steak with an onion slice, green pep per rtni, and a slice of lemon. In small jar, ahake togethr remainial ineredients except butter, and drizzle eve11 amounts over each packet. Dot each steal. with a pat or butter and wrap, folding end· securely to hold Juice. Grill ftah over hot coalt about 8 minutes Turn and grill other aide an equal amoun of time. (Open one packet and check fo doneneu. Fish should fiake easily wiU fork.> Serve a packet to each person, accot'b panted by hot roasted corn and butter and 1 tossed areen salad Ma' 6 servings. HOT ROASTED CORN 6 whole ears of corn, In husks 'i-!i cup butter. aoltened 1 teaspoon salt · ~teaspoon pepper ·~teaspoon paprika With fork, cream butter together wiU; ult, pepper and paprika. Turn back h of com and remove allk:a carefully. Plact each ear on a piece of foil to cover aQCi spread com with about a tablespoon ·of but ter. Re·wrap with husk.I and foldd ft around each ear securely Rout by placlnf ears directly on 1\ol eoalt. Turn frequently until com ls crhpt teflder, J.0.1.2 minutei. Serves 6. pac ' • 1 for --plt. tUa1 ar-H•• • ad/or ll•ald rov paatrJ a 1our o••n ,...,. •. u_.. .. two '"'41tt· C!,~u for onn tun•1 par(a. 0.. .._ a P,. parid Wbec9e uuce; lite .... l.Dcorporate9 u. quid amGU lD lb OWD HUC.. ou ctn make your barbecue Huct wlt.h Fruits Can Be Fun On the daytime televllim clrcult ln Mlp· neapotts, Minn. are Marl• Rama, ten, reprcsentinC the United Freeh Fruit and Veseiable Asan. and "Midday Scene'' hostess Cindy Olborn. Ma. Rama cut.a up reaularly before television talk·show au- dlencea, t.ellinl them how to buy, atore and preparefreshfooda. ! d amok• and avoid a the pre1ervatlvea. P' two hearty aervln11. =x to11ther 1 cup to ato puree, 1 tables· ICE + CREAM --? • n elder vlne1ar, 1 al LOUISE COOK l i b l e 1 p o o n ·-•••••"'"'~'"•' W cestenhlre auauce, 1 Sodaa and 1undae1 and la le1poon (heapln1> drippln& cones. That's br wn •ufiar• 1 tables· what summer Is made pof>n moll a111dea aknd 1 of. teypoon qu amo e. But what are the frozen desserts made of" SEsAME BARBECUED What'1 the difference ruuEY ll&BAIT between ice cream and llh·2 pound turkey frozen cu1lard? II breaat aherbert the ume thins changes. Under present govern· ment reaulatlons. a pro· duct labeled "Ice cream" must contain a minimum or 10 percent milk fat and 2.7 percent milk protein. It Is made from dairy ln1redlenta, carbohydrate sweeteners and flavor· in11. consumers." If ro u at bave Nrt.. .• Ill I t.., • l& prot •packed. Tbb c •• ftolD ... • ntJua. tuta like al l PMD"t Uu )kie. ••MWrlW1TB• PUDOIMG CA.KS 1 paellas• <2·layer 1111 > yellow cake ml• 1 packa1• (4·Mrvin1 1l1e > vanilla lnatut pud· dln1 and pte nwn1 ,..,. lcupwat.r ~cupotl l cup crunchy peadutbutt41' Combine all Inf re· dient1 In lar1e m xer bowl. Blend; then beat at med tum apeed of elect.rte mixer for 4 minutes Pour lnto 1reued and floured 10.lnch tube pan. Ba kt at l:WP'. for SS to 60 rnlnutea or unttl cake 1prln11 back when lltht· lypreued. Cool ln pan about 15 mlnuta. Remove from pan and flnlsh coolln1 on rack. Top with prepared whipped topping. Here's a tatty, tan1Y Polish 11u111• created '" th Schirmer'• Sauaaa• kitchens. Top quality U.S.OA beef and succulent lun poric' are blended with delicate spices, then hickory smoked the n1tural way until fully cooked. You'll aet raves when you serve it with eus, on 1 sandwich or 1tumed ind served with sauerkraut. look IM ffte Uttte Sc:ftlrrMr'I $1u,.1e Miter ~-"" on tfte ,,.ua,. In your mtftff, Schirm at the Sociable Sausage . Av1l11bl1 In th• Dell CUI of: LUCKY DISCOUNT STORES 3 tab le 1 po on s aa ice mHk? ve1etable oU Federal 1tandarda pro· 1 tableapoon soy vlde some cluea for con· saoce lumen and the 1overn· Fr<neo CU1tard has the same minimum atan· darda for fat and protein, but it alao must contain al leul 1.4 percent en yolk aollda by wel&ht. suiting from the manufacture of cheese -and casein or caselnates -types of milk protein -that can be u1ed In frozen deserts to achieve the minimum protein level. The new 1tandarda would remove the specific llmlta and could be expected to in· creue the amount of cueln and cheeH whey uaed, since theae pro· ducts are cheaPfr than some da!ry lntredients now Included. M anufacturera al10 would have to adhere to a strict, three·tJer atan· dard tor deacrlbin1 flavor• for frozen desaerta. An tee cream which derives all Ila flavor from natural In· gredlenll could be labeled •Imply with the name ot the navor - vanilla. for example. USDA CHOIG l labl•poon minced me ht recently an· on(on nounced revl1lons that 1 tableapoon rice would make some wlie vine1ar or aberry chanaes in the regula· 1 teaspoon1u1ar tlon1. The new rules 1 teaapoon liquid were acheduled to take smoke effect next Monday but 1 t e a 1 po on have been stayed in· worcesterahlre aauce definitely. 2 t a b 1 ea po on a The rules would not s~ame seed cbanae the bulc deflni· tlon1 of different frozen Place turkey ln a lllhl· de11erta. These definl· ly. greased oven-proor Uon1 now and under the cauerole wllh lid. Mlx chan1es depend mainly to1elher oil, soy sauce, on the amount of milk W~rceslenhlre, 11uear, protein and fat the pro· vlfegar or sherry. liquid duct contains. The new arqoke and onion and re1ulatlona would, coat breut t.horou1hly h o w e v e r , a I I o w w'th hands, u1ln1 all manufacturers areater marinade. Cover and nexlblllty In the propor· b$e ln 3SO·deg. F. oven tlon of ingredients they 4SJninutes. . use Uncover, baste with dripplnes in the bottom ot casserole. and sptinkle with sesame seeds. Bake 25 minutes lo.nger, basting oc-c uionally. Servea 2. OVEN·BARBECUED TURKEY LEGS IA nour 1 teaspoon salt ~ teaspoon chill powder "WE'VE REMOVED the recipe factor," a spokesman for the Food and Drug Admlnistra· tlon aaid of the proposed In some areas, you may see a product called "French ice cream." Like custard. It has more en yolks than regular ice cream SRERBEllT may con· lain a maximum of 2 per· cent fat. There la no minimum protein rt· qulrement Ice milk has the same protein re· quirement as lee cream -a mlnlmum of 2.7 per cent -but the fat con· tent ls lower -from 2 to 5 percent lnatead of 10 percent. Water ices have no milk ingredients at all The basic ingredients are s imply flavoring. fruit sugar and stabilizers The present standards specify the amount of whey -a by-product re· The National Milk Producers Federation has criticized the rules and requested a hearing on them because casein and caaelnates are manufactured overseas rather than In the United State1. They rear that lee cream maken would re· duce the UH of nonfat dry milk, a surphn com· modlty produced domeaUcally. THE FDA BAYS the new rula "wtll In no way detract from the physical attributes of frozen desserts or reduce their nutritional value. However, by providing for greater milk ingre· d1ent flexib1lity, there should be Increased com· pettllon In the cost of such lngredients. leading to a savlng1 that FDA ex· peels will be patsed on to lf4 teupoon pepper 6 small Callfornta turkey legs (about 4 poundl) IA cup cook In& oil t,.c, cup bottled barbecue aauce Best Idea Since Shopping Carts Mexican Class Set A combined oookln1 class and luncheon feJlurin1 "More Mex- ican Favorites" will be preaented at Lawry•a Cautomla Center In Lot Ad1eles Thunday. from ua.m. to2p.m . FHl• • alld lncludea a take· "OJI'• ntelpe collection. ,...rther tntormaUon can be obtained by c11Un1 21t·225·2491, Ext1111lon •• ~::Now you can do a week's shopping ·-..........,--~ without forgetting a single .Send Today To · Become A .Suf1er.Shopper ----------.... .,i-... n. l .. ie.itfl.,.ttto: I Nat Prtnttng Shopping Uat I P.O. lo• 1MO 330 W. l1y It. I Coe1a Meaa, CalH. 92121 I ,_.. __ _,_ ___________ _,. I I ,~--~-~-------1 ICITl.----~---... --ZIP--..... -1 item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. 140 ..,.,..,. ptinted ft•m•, plu. 9ddttlonal 'P•CH you can flit In you,..". ,. aap1e• 21 Y•tft•blH ,. ""'" • hkety lt•fft• ... v.,., .. 11 Meet•nd nth entrt .. 1f DftyhMI 20 Mleoellentoue UMt = - - DAILY PILOT L:..----------__ ,, .__. ____________ " _ _, ' ' (, The word "fiavored" on the label would In· dlcate the manufacturer has added artificial flavoring, althou1h the natural flavorln1 •till predominates. The word "artificial" would ln· 1 dicatt the artificial navorln1 either 11 used alone or predominates in a combination of natural 1 and artiftclal ln1re· dlent.s. SIDE OF BEEF I ··~· CUT & WRAPPED Get 20¢off with this coupon next time you buy Dawn. Dawn does more than cut grease. It brtaka grease up. surrounds It. Uterally takes gresaout of your way to help keep It from settling back on your dishes ... and ~r hands. Fromgreuydlshestogr~roest1ng pens, you11be amazed how well Dlt'Ml handles~ -.. .. ' Buyers' Costs Drain 81 aANDOLPB E. 8CBMID W ASIUNGTON CAP> -Are you 1etUn1 your money'a worth from canned food? The 1ov- emment ia considering a plan to make cannera tell coo1umer1 how much solld food goes into a can before liquids are added. Oftlclala of the Food and Dru1 Admlnlstra- Uon aay they soon plan to aak for public reaction to such a requirement, which would be the first 1tep toward puttln1 the plan into effect. The FDA baa been wreatlina for several year1 with the problem of the best way of letting consumers know bow much real food Is in a can of fruit or vesetables. Today consumers can find the net wel1ht print· ed on a can, but that in· eludes the water, syrup or other liquid in which the food is packed. Shop· pers sometimes discover too late they have plenty of water, but not enough green beans for their family. The method that the FDA expect.a to propoae, probably early next week, Is called "ftll· wel&ht." It tnvolvea measuring the solid con· tent of a product before water is added and the item ls processed. The canning Industry suneated this method In lieu of a proposal ad- vanced in 1973 by the Consumers Union. The conaumer sroup wanted the government to require canners to atate their products' drained welaht-that Is, the amount of solid food, after cannJnc and pro- ce11ln1. and after the li· quid la drained off The canning industry objected that this would be complicated. ex· penaive and waateful, re- qulripg that many sam· pie cans be opened and tested after procea11n1 and their contents wasted. Con1umera Union countered that drained wel1ht currently i• re- quired for fruit cocktail and canned mushrooms and therefore waa cer· tainly a posslblllty. The FDA hu estlmal· ed that dralned-welsht lab•llns would cost about SlOO mllUon a year wbtle the c nnera HJ fill·weiaht would cotton· ly $10 mUUoo. ln either cue, t.M cost will likely be added to the price or Ule.pnMiu~. • When you make a hamburger, do you think about the bun ? Or Is It just a device to hold the whole thing together? The Roman Meal Company thinks that the bun should add a taste and texture all Its own. Roman Meal Hamburger Bun1 are made from a unique blend of natural whole grains that are combined with other nutritious Ingredients like en· rlched flour and pure polden honey. Light brown In color with the dellclou1 taate o Roman Meal's natural whole grain good· ne11 . Once you try Roman Meal Hamburger Buns, you'll see why we aay they make more of hamburgers. Bakedby 'WeberS • I) r it I t1 .~1 .n !}, 1<t , II • •. J 11d 'I •f ,, tot' o I IN ' t12. '< ., ' • •C ·I ,,., ..J .. 1 '.. •' ,( LoQkforthesetags while shopping. Look for these arrows while snopplng. Bright red or yeHow arrows flag attentio n throughout the store. They'll mark genuine savings. the kind you can get excited about USDA Choice Beef, Blade Cut. .. e~ePyday •• you'll find hundPeds of SPECIALS at Safeway! He•e I al'e -just a few! 32-oz. Bottle· 18-oz. Cana TOMATO SAUCE Ci;u' ... ~ Contadlna ~ Rich Flavor. ·~~ ~ "'~'!l.llEDDAR CHEESE lafew1y Miid 12-oz. Pllg. DEL MONTE CORN • Cream Style • Whole Kernel ORANGE JUICE 111-oz.$, 19 aome · . . . 4.oz.$233 Bottle • J Quiche Family Pleaser Here's a super family pleaser. It will please you too, as It puts to use leftover frozen vegetables or s mall quantities or fresh ones, 110 they're not left to waste away in your crisper. You can sirelch this recipe to include what· ever provisions you have Substitute the kernels scraped off a left over s teamed car or corn for the can-ots: but- ter beans (or llmas I for olhe peas. . VEGETABLE ALMOND QVICHE A I mond Pu try Shell 2 large eggs, beaten 2 cups thinly i.liced zucchini 3• cup finely diced carrot 12 cup fresh or frozen peas l tableap oon chopped onion 1 tabletp()On butter or m argarlne 11 teaspoon thyme 11. teaspoon pepper ~3 cup halt and hall or milk l cup shredded Swl11 cheese ~ t.eas~n salt Prepa_re Almond Pas- try Shell. Set a aquare or waxed paper ln ahell, and fW wlth uncooked beau or rice to prevent puffbll u shell bakes. Bah below qtnter of 4zs.de,.._ oved about 12 "m lautea. uotJI edaH ·'begin to brownJ Remove from oven, remove paper and beans, and brush bottom and sides of 1hell with 1 teaapood of the beat•n e11s. .Return to oven for ~ )nlnutes. Set aslde lo cool 'Blllhtb' while preparln1 fllllni. Saute zucchini. carrot, peas and onion in butter with thyme and pepper over moderate heat .obout 3 minutes, lumln1 lwlLb broad spatula, unUl Vegetabloa are t.ender- crl1p. Spoon ve1etables into partially baked crust. Stir to1ethtr re· mainlng e1&1. hall and l)alf, cheeae ar,d aalt. ~our over veaetat>iet. · : Ro -set oven ·thermoata Lo 175 deareee and bake 20 to 2' minutes, until custard la s• (point of amall knlte Inserted In center will come out clean>. Mtemove from OT n and let 1tand 5·10 minutes before cuttin1. Mak 1 9-lnch qwctie, 8 to I Hrv· in1s. A.laond Paatry II: Chop 1 J cup blanched almonds very fme. Com· -,iae l cup pll all· P"rpose flour Jtb teaspoon 11lt.: ~n cup 1hortenln1 unUI partlclu art a H of peaa. Sur In cnblid1. Sprinkle ~tUi 2 tal>l poonK cold water, addh;g Juat noulb to make a 1UtC dowEh. ape Into ·ball. Roll out on I lb' floured board to a 1 lnrh clrcle and n 't bOt• tom and up • Of '1 lnch pie "!L tuln Cn&ll to edJ 01 pl • • /I Cross Rib Roast -LIU '°"'°10 NII Bl1d1 Cut Cbuck ROHi •Ot<oto 1111 ~~o~~~"!Pc!OI&~ . · Bonaleu Tip Ro11t e!mOIOIU'- 19 111 .• 131 LB.49° -!'!Pu~!!!'o~!I&~~ " 141 ~L~~~d Baef Pattill H• -229 ~~n~~~o'!l~ ----... 1" !!P.~~~u~ak ca 1" !!~~0!~!.~IY Pin Ro11t ,.. •·o 2" Jimmy Dean Pork S~~~~.9! ~~ 1" ~!,~ut Chuck Steak l .. 590 ~~!,T~~~1y_P1n Ro11t ''""" 3•1 ~~l~~l!r.!~~~-~-~~~L&-1" ~!.,End Rib Steak . . ta 1" ~~~~L~~~ .... ---· _ .. 1•• ~ady le•. Sl!c!I' .~-~~---···'-'At.,... 111 A lower total makes it Lucky, for you. Packaged & Conned Frozen & Dair~ Liquor, Beer & Wine Heinz Lady Lee Yogurt ."U:h 22c ~~y·a Gin . ,,M,:: 911 Relishes ~ 390 ~.~~.h Onnae Juice .. l~h age ~~ky Scotch Whisky __ ,~Tit.In. 9" <3 vAR1ET1Es1 • . g•,.oz JAR Lady Lee Cheese Spread JJ~::: •. 111 ~"!!~.D~!~~-p~gne , ......... L. 1" Haw!lllD Punch • ,,«( ... 1n Ort Ida Potat~~lptrs .. 0,~0 670 loO ooi .. ,.._ ..... >llll°"' .. '"°"" .. ,H.__, Otte~ ~~ps . _;C 790 !!,~~1y1 Onnga l'lus .• 0~ .. 93c Hawaiian ~~E~!~J!Pv!~EAT . EA. 59° Large Avocados HIGH IN ENERGY .......• Leaf ~~r:ame~_t.o Tomato Ju.~c~L~.490 rbJsehold & Pet .... 29° ~.'!!!.Mars.hmallo!•_ . ·~·~ 53° .lady Lee ~ ~~~~!l!~•nut_.8.u~~r . ~o':':Aft 1n . p T I 450 ~!!~~~REEN UAF BUN 17 ° !!~!'.~Squash 1• 190 Santa Rosa Pluma l• 39° Boston Fern lA 311 ... ~ Rxkoged & Cmned Ll!!'f~Seaso~_SI~ .. :: .• 1" · oe!e.~~ ... ,~!'!~.!. Pepsi Cola Beverage fl'4 111 ~~~!!88 AluminumM!.!~"~~L 55c Campbell's Port &~ .. ~~;.:~ 31 o Lady Lee Plasllc_~~~P _ _., ~ 430 Btaqulck Biscuit Mix ~:4-870 ~~~U~~~t !.~1.~.!.!I~~~~. 75° Welch's Or1p1 Jim -Com Chex Cereal uo~93c uo~.85c Heath & Beaut~ Aids ~~~.~~~!r.~--··-·"~~ 111 ~~~!~~!~m CondH!~n!r:,~. 111 ~~~'"!' 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Fat can raaae from leas Ulan 10 ~ ur to 30 Dercent (tbe le,a max· imum. Uafortunately, some bambur1er aold exceeds the letal max- imum). The calorie dil· ,·ference la considerable: : only 812 calories per : pound at 10 percent fat e:ompared with 1,600 : calories per powad at 30 ~ percentfat. .. The leaner the ham. J burger, the .more i nutritious: 94 gram1 otj t protein per pound at 10 I percent fat, compared f with orJy 73 grama at 30 1 percent fat. The price ; uaually varies with the fat content: the cheapest hamburger la usually the fattest .•. and the most fattening! While the leanest bambur1er ia aJao the most expensive, you need less per eerson becauae of ita high pro-· teln content. 2. Some fat melts oQt but most does not. particularly ii you -like most hamburger fans - like your burgen Cltl the rare side. True. you can! "de-fat" a burier by! cooking it loqer, buti that also makes it tough, and dry due to moisture loss. Meltinc hti represents only part of. the shrinkaae, wbicb br· lnn uato. • • I · 3. The real causes of "dryoess" are overcook. ,Jng. overhandllng, eare·f less storage. freezing and defrosting. The lack cl "Juiciness" is just that .•. Juices (moisture) lost or evaporated. Fresh ham- burgers are generalJy juicier than those made from meat which has been frozen and thawed. Why? Because freedng (especially slow ft'eez-· in g) separate• the -patural moiature into lee ~rystals. The Jule• then melt and run out on defroatlng. Too ~"ch 11•n4lifts -puncblll1 •. l'ummelln1. k.neadin& the meat toto shape -compresse s and .toua~ bambur1er. 'rlPS. roa TKIM BVBGER8 If YoU bave to count calories or cboleaterol. • . -Cboose a piece of -beef round (the leanest) or lean beef chock. Have Supply 1': .Meaty lt~. lh9 Reel Thing COCA COLA ::~ .99~ .. Heritage HOUM CANNED PEARS ~°'2Far&gc ... ® ~~.~~~.~.~~ ........... s1c Your Choice OH BOY PIZZA .a- • Pepperoni • Seuaege ,,... Oz. 59c ® ~'!~~!~~ ...... 51° ~ Lmclen Bwla 11!"8 'a.' -°"'°"' ...... , ... ~ ............. .,.,.- ~ Chicken Pie 130 \a.' 8tou1t1r1 10 OL ..................... .. ® ~!.2·::. ................. 950 ~ Jeno'• laa Rona 510 \a.' Chlc*tn • .._,.,_, ...... t OL ... . 0 ~~~'::..~~~~ ... • 0 I.:!: fzc:?!.~~ ............. 13° o 2!!."!!!'~~ c. ............. aoo 0 f~ .. ~~'e .... ~ ......... •1• .g .Fazio refuses be.undersold. .... and thfttittCfudes Alpha Beta, Lucky, Market Basket ~bs, ~ and Vons ••• basket for basket. Wines aRd spirits ® !:f=.~.~.'!r~."""·~ ~ Llebfraumllch Wine 111' \8il ................................ Mt Q Qllbty'a Vodb 1 ae.. LllM .......................... ·····Nth ~tl-- 0 ~~:.~=1~ .... •11'1 lleadtb a, WityAld8 Groceries ® ~2~·=~ ............. •1•1 ® 2!k!!l~~OI. Pllg .......... sac ® f~~~~.~~~-~.~ .............. SSC 0 !':'!~.~.~.~~~ .............. •11s 0 ~~~~·Pll~-'.> ........ 73c Meats ® ~~ .. ~.~ ........ Lll.•121 ® ~~ .. ~.~~~~ ... Lb.age Freehly GROUND BEEF 4 Lbs. Of Mor• Fat content doet not exoeed 30Vt 48~ Q Drum1t1ck1 or Thigh• 890 ~ Chlcllen ..................... UI. 0 e!~·.:. ~!=~~ ........ Lb. ggc 0 e!~~~.~~~~ .......... u..55c 4\ TURKEY WINGS \lY OR DRUMSTICKS 39c u.a.o.A. .,...,.... ............... Lb. AOllld and Tied Beef , perfect for ro11r At!\ of My borilecu• \ 1htN dinners prove a ~und of steak feeds 4. Budcet blues won't 1et you if )'OU_ •'1clt to economical cuta of beet iucb u toUDd •leak. Here are some famUy.pJeuin1 reel~ foui:td 1tl all alJ.beef cookln1 guide recentl1 pubUabed by Better Hom• mid Gardens (llereditb Corp. $2.95). OVEN SW188 STEAK 1~ pounda beef round steak, cut 'l4 lncb thick up \4 cup all-purpose flour l teaspoon salt 2 table1pooo.1 shortening 116-ounce can tomatoes, cul ~ cup finely chopped celery ~ cup finely chopped carrot ~ teaspoon Worc~terahire aauce cut meat lnto 6 serving -size portions. Combine flour and salt; pound 2 tablespoons or the mix- ture into meat. Brown meat on both sides in bot abortenl.ng. Transfer meat to a Ux7~x7-lnch baking dish. Blend remalninl 2 tablespoon.a flour mixture into pan drlppin1s. Stir in undrained tomatoes, cele r y, carrot and Worcest.enbire. Coolt and stir till thickened and bubbly; pour over meat. Bake, uatovered, at 3SO degrMS till t.mder, about 1 hour and 20 minu\a. Makes 6 aerv- in1s. BUDGET ,st:EAK DIANE 1 POUDCl beef round steak, cut ~ inch thick 'I• cup dry aberry 2 tabletJIOODI water 1 tabl•Qoc>n dehydrated chives 1 tableispoon bottled steak sauce 'Al treuP4on dry mustard 2 tablespQon.s cook Inc oU l I-ounce can sliced mushroom.a '4 cup brapdy (optional> Cut meat~ 4 aerving-size port!oal: plac in shallow dlah. Coaabl.De sb , water, chives, steal aauee. dry mustard; pour over steak. Cover and relrl1erate for several hours or overnllbt. Spooo marinade over occ aslona1b'. Drain steak : reserve mart.ude. Pit steak dry with paper towelln1. Cook, 2 pi~ al a time,inbotoll about 2 minutes; turn and cook 2 minutes more Transfer to platter; keep warm. Repeat with remainine 2 pieces. Add reserved marinade and mushrooms to skillet. Brinl to boilln&; pour over steak. Warm brandy In ladle. Ignite; carefully pour over meat. Seive when name sublides. Makes 4 aerv· in gs. ITAUAN BRACIOLE 2 pounds beef round at.eat, cut v._,incb thlck Salt Pepper ~ cup chopped onion ~ cup chili sauce 1A cup condensed beef broth 1 3-ounce can sliced mushrooms 2 tablespoons chopped 1reen pepper 2 tablespoons sliced pimento- stuffed green olives l teaspoon sugar 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce \4 teasp..l()n dr1ed oreeano, crushed '19 teaspoon garlic powder '19 teaspoon pepper Hot cooked spaebetli 1.iii cup cold milk 3 tablespoons all-purpose nour Cut steak into 6 rectangular pieces; pound each piece flat. Season with a little salt and pep- per. Spread onion over meat to within If.a inch of edge. Roll up each piece as for jelly roll; secure meat rolls with wooden picks. Place meat rolls, seam aide down in a 10x6x2·inch bakln& dish. Combine chili sauce, con· densed beef broth, undrained mushrooms, chopped green pep. per, sliced olives, sugar, Worcestershire sauce, oregano, garlic powder, and 'ti! teaspoon pepper. Pour over meat rolls. Jlake, co~ered' at 350 decrees Ull meat is tender, about 1 \4 hours. Arrance meat rolls atop spaghetti• on servinc platter; keep warm. Pour pan juices Into measuring cup; skim off exce.a fat. Add enough water to Jui~ to make l~ cups ; pour into saucepan. Blend ~ cup cold milk wilh flour; add to juices. Cook and sUr Wl thickened and bubbly. Spoon some sauce over neat; pus re- mainmg. Makes 6 servings. Company Capers ~ Nuts Add Interest Expectlta a crowd thl• weekend? Hke are two snacking Ideas made tully with peanuts. They are tr'UJy saU fyine both nutritionally and in terms or munch appeal. untll well blended . Stir In chutney and peanuts. Chill. To serve, sprinkle lwith addiUonal peanuts. Yield· ab011t2 cups. CbttaeBaU Vartatton: Ch.ill mixture; form into a U and roll in peanuts . . JIMMY DIAM I 2 0% Pork LINKS ·cOCA COLA 16 01 loltte1 6 Pak + Ta + hp JIM S RANCH FRE EGGS LARGE GRADE AA KERNS WHOLE PEELED TOMATOES DEL MONTE . COllN SPRINGFIELD PEAS 21/J CAN WHOLI KEIHR 303 .._._. CALlflOltHIA GROWH • ""-*· FOSTa FAIMS liCIYFAIMS ·=i=~ FRYING .~CHICKEN l;J LEGS & THIGHS . 69! MEATY J09 BREAST LI. IEIF CHUCK· ROUND IOME BEEF 1oas1 -··~ IUMP IOUND BEEF CHUCK SEVEN BONE I STEAKS -··~ BEEF 59~ BARM SMOKED HAMS W=Lll 29. HALP • U 89! 8W1$0NIONTA&T 1 package (1344 ounces) hot roll mix with yeast 1eu '4 cup lukewarm water 2 tablespoona mtlted butter or margarine 2 larae onions, sliced 'i4 cup butter or maraartn. Salt and pepper ~ pound bacon, fried until crisp and crumbled 8 ounces Swlaa cheese, cut into thin slices In a bowl, mix hot roll mix with yeast In package. Stir in eu and water. Stir in melted but- ter. Tum douah out onto a floured l\U"face and knead unW smooth and elastic. Cover wJtb a bowl and Jet 1tand for 20 minutes at room t•m· perature. In a lkillet, Cry onions in butter unUI lightly brown and wilted . Season to tute with aalt and pepper. Stir in crumbled bacon. Pat dough out in a greased lO·lncb apr· ingform pan until bottom and 1 ~ inche. of the aide 11re covered. Place 1Uces ot cheese over the dou1h. Top with onion mixtW'e. Let rise for 1 hour at room temperature. Bake in a preheated hot oven . (400' F. >for 36 minutes or until richly browned. Remove aidea of pan and cut into we<iaea. Serve warm. I Fish Dilly l( you're lucky enouah to land a frnb catch of Pacific wblte flah you can enjoy a quick fry of fillets the flnt nlSht, but what do you do wlth lef- tover tidbit.I? Here'1 an eaay soup re- cipe that comblnu aeafood chunk• tn a creamy, dlll -flavor~d ba.se. It take• minute• to prepare and you can uae up fresh or lroaen 1cat- terin1s of halibut, ba11, snapper, perch, or shrimp. Full-Cut .~•In Qt. • l·Pk. '2-oz. :C1nt • • l&.~.fb. .. Pkg. ~ ~ · Holly Farms o1i·O -./ •• t lb. Albertaona . i '(., .• ••. Large AA "(' ~ "<}:);~.· .. Eggs r ' ~1" ,; ·~ Calif. Large Avocados Alblrtson1 24·oz. Granola Bread luy 1 lt ..... PrlCI er. Ind llt 1 frll EfflallYt .hint 12•21, 1177 Dozen 30-ct. 1,:Sa~ lb. ·Great coupons For Your Kind of Savings Prices Effecllve June 22-28 AIP,u&GUI •VPnNWlaSI ftllll~-".it,. .... I talllespoom 'butttr ormarprtne Z tableapoo• all pal'pOlll llour I paclrqe1 ~llan· MUCemlx 1 .... l>Oa pctp.ared mai.d 4llll flPPft' ,.. milk 2 caps dlctd td eblcktll 1 10°01. Pt••• froien uparaiua art a toaster co mut. fins or cornmeal nd.I, toasted In 4-cup tla11 measure, melt batter at HIGH for 4S to 60 aeconda. Blend la nour, dry sauce mix. m.istard, and pepper. Stir fn m1lk. Heat. uncovered, at HIGH for 3 to 4 ntnutes, a t i r r I n g a ( te t i ~ minutes. Add chicken; heat at HIGH for 30 seconds. Covfr ll&hlly and 1et aside. Cook asparagus In original cartol al HIGH for about 8 minutes, re· arranging carton once. Drain well. Tt serve, top tour cornm•l rounds with a little cNcken mix· ture and the .,aparagua. Top with r•malnin1 rounds and m .. e chicken mixture. Mala 4 aerv· Inga. TUNA. Fl81fa'SSOl8E Tel" c-lnt UN 1ml11.>t1ec. 2 tabl!upoona chopped onion 1 tablesPtOn butter or margarine 1 10~-oz. can con· densed creant of potato soup ~cupm~·1 2 tablet oons dry white wine ( onal) li4 teJspoon Worcestershie sauce 1 7-oz. tan tuna, Chilies No So Hot I ' Attentaonf•hill fans : The Foo and Drua Admlnlstra on has or· dered a recrof a varle· ty of chJU pper pro· ducts. The rec*l afrect1 24,162 cases chlU pro· ducta manuf lured last year and db buted na· Uonwtde.• 11lt DA said the canner ra d to con· trol acidity lint pro- c ess ing, p int lhe posst blllty o bacteria srowth in the ucta. All of the ailed pro· · ducll carry ode num· bers slam on the can that end wit the num· bers 76. TherecaJl eludes: -Whole C en cbiUe1. 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WATEallELON ICE 'NICE CREAM 4 cups watermelon juice 1hcupsuear 14 teaspoon salt 2 cups ( l pint) vanilla tee cream .,. w mllk, 11ightly sor t.ened CANTALOUPE BASKETS wrm HONEY oae ING l ca.ntaJoape, quartered and seeded 1 cup cut-up fresh fruit - aliced strawberries, bananu or blueberries ~ cup Jar1e curd creamed cottage cheeM 1 tableJPOOD fresh orani• • Juice 1 tablespoon honey 1 teaspoon erated oran1e rand •,. teaspoon salt Place cantaloupe quarters on a platter; spoon •.4 cup of the fresh fruit in the well of each piece of cantaloupe. Place remainine in- gredients in container of electric blender and cover and process until smooth. Spoon over can- taloupe and fruit. Makes 4 serv-ings. . . Melon balls make a saucy dessert • ;:., bl I ~Scram in for Saccharin? . ' Those fllly calories could make up for the switch from tacchartn lo a teaspoon of suaar ln a cup ot coffee three times a day which totals about 51 calories. For dieters who are irked at the proepect of using sugar as a substitute for saccharin there are other way1 to cut calories. By re- ducin1 the size of a ground beef patty by one-and-a-half ounces, • you can offset the calories from a :· sugared sort drink Ms. Nakagawa also recom- mends trimming the fat off meat and cutting down on junk food . .. Instead or eatine ten potato chips which have 100 calories, try a fresh peach which has only 40 calories." ' "Another way to cut down on bidden calories is to reduce rat intake,".says Ardene Nakagawa, a nutrition conaultant with the Stale Health Department. "Instead of smothering a danish pastry in butler or using two pals of butter on toast, try using only one pat. That will save fifty calories. She says ln some cases dieters use dlet foods aa a way to com- pensate for guilt feelings or lo ra. tionalize eatina hi&h calorie foods. FRESH RED SNAPPER FILLET •••••••• 1.49 u . : FRESH SEA BASS FILLET •••••••••••• 1.69 u. : JUMBO SCALLOPS •••••••••••••••• 2.95 u. · LARGE PEELED & DEVEINED SHRIMP •••••••••••• 4.30 u. a UU"lRB l!!K.l:JI 2cup1 1ar l~comoi.I 1 t• poem baklD1 powdw l teUPOOD baklal soda l teaspoon •alt 2 tea1poon1 can- oamon l teMPC>On vanilla 3cuptnour 2 cups coarsely 1hredded loosely packed unpared zucchini \'1 cup chopped medlwn·flne wctn ta LOOK FOR THE RED-X& AVE! ~--(I) -~....,, ('>W CO llMY •1 •li•• de,,•lop .,.,.. •. wt • (I) a.ad~abeJ OD tbe pQDA to... batsbe 1bould GM aa an an- tidote? Of tbele alternativ•,1 onl)' No. 3, call ~e doet.or1 immediately, make• &oodeeme. In pcilonln& cues, Ule sooner adJ.on ls taken tbe better. Tbe lon1er tbe pc:Uoo bu to ac:t lo tbe ftomacb, tbe more llket; lt it to ~UH bann. So....,... 1". 4, watttn1 for·~ to develop uf on caJUnc doctor. could await lo Mrioua In· Jlll'1 Cll' de~ Tbe l1nt: alurnatlve, apant hiDI for belnc nauibtY, la wron1 from two atandpointa: it de· 1a1•atment, anc1 .. it'a the child for tbe m er'• mls- behavklr. i tllould not bav• aor poilonous aubatanee anywhere wUbtn tbla curious cblld'a reach. They abo\lld be in a Joeked; cupboard. · Tb• aecond answer, make blm Jdrlnk aalt water so be~vomit, la eomlqOQ!y &ht to be a food wa to handle polaonlnl. But often it'• not. I lo the C&f~ of some poisons, vo'11ting may make tbe altuatlon • won~. c!::J addition, becauu 50 percent of children vomit after drin.klnl aalt water, the reault mat be death from salt-poiaoulng, iC parents ~ in alvln1 a Yountner ,alt. Anawer Ht>. 5, read the label on the'poU1b to Me what lbe lbould use u an antidote, 1ound1 aenll~le. ut lt'a not, because n aid lmtruc· tlooa OD dosena of houaebold roducts are wroa1. ~ alannJna fact was Morils Warbed WIRUERVl THIRio.tTTO ~IMIT OR RUUH IALISTO COMMEJIQAL DEALf.RSOft WHOLUALIM Han•••o1. •oNeY •ACK GUA•ANlll OMCIUAUtvMIAll ... ,. ..... ,.. , .. .., .... .. I VllW t'itCI Of Ml 4 ' I\ UHCOHDtf•OMAU.1 G.UAIANfflO • 10 '°\I A\t W()U .. •OU• MOM• ... \ ., .... , .. Ul,, ll•U"OC»• Bring Cache c L:B. ..... GROUND BllF NOTTOEXCE£D30% FAT ANY SIZE PACt<AOE ··~ BEEF CHUCK STIAK BLADE.CUT ~ •OU• SnAK t 1 ff 81D • 80NaLISS ..... La. ··~ • DU•UOUI BllF FllANKS " H.LPKO. ···~ IEU RIB ROAST SMALL END S1 .59 LB. BEEF • LAROE END s11~ .. FU~ IBIEAM Ot£ 10 lME SE\JERIW OF ~E~~AGE- TANK McNAMARA ..• TME ASS<XIA~~ MAl>J ~TION t; 10 AAVE FtJN, TALK OVER OLD Tl~S. .. NANCY J'M GOING TO A VERY FANCY -PARTY TODAY !'LL SPRAY ON AUNT FRITZI 'S PERFUME I HOPE THIS AROMA WON'T DISAPPEAR BEFORE l GET TO THE' PARTY TODAY'S CRGSSIDRD PUZZLE DOWN 1 8htb1'1 Arabic UNITED Feature Syndicate Tu11cl1y PurV. Solvtd: name 11 Harmon111 40 HuOOtd 2 Jack·ln·lhe-22 lnlormtra. 43 S.Ckon, e g. pufph In Enoi.nct 46 Frenzltd 3 Aggreptlon 2• 8worda action 4 R1mov1 28 Gridiron 47 Dealer cloth Ing 27 Math. rel•· 4g Plant di•· 5 Land by the tlon NH QGfln 28 Altar 62 Crttd I Shtrlfra 30 Madia na· 53 S'-ndard helper• live 64 Control 7 Bone· Prell• 3 t Reataur1nt1 55 Enthu•111m 8 Ptned 32 S.verel 58 Woll type •••Y Engtlth 61 Bu1ldlno 8 h411ct lfllt '"'"' btllll tO lowltt'I 33 Poverty· 61 Trffa taraet 11tlek9R 80 Abltnee of t t Slnful 38 MOYi. mot.on 12 Southern pooch • 83 Spanlah .,. U S. bread 39 Wera ortht 'licit t3Anotred by T 0111 latfui t j At-JD ~~i' rr tm_'( ~k.4 14W ~D TMAT ·~!Uk>~ W;lORV I~~ 1D a.PEAT If ... '? w1m-ri-- 1 11\ft~~CtJ by Emit lu1h1111D~ A fCOLJ.ED-0 UP~-! ~ MeDUIMf llSAYS HER&- UNEMPLOVMENT IS OUR 81G6EST' ~ THE GIRLS ~F'-.:IL.i "While none of ua can ,,caU what It wu " wm VOllnf oa, I'm nry pluMd to aoncM1nc• the m~y of u1 were ror fL .. DENNIS THE MENACE ~ {, Rites Dates Told Dt:Aa ANN LANDERS~ My t0n wu bom out ot wedlodt. 1111 ra '°* .. to the ba.pltal and at.p.i me lD u bta wlf e. lly aon bu bla taU.er'a name on hJI bbtti c.uftcate. We were married soon aft.er ad bid a Sood life t.osttber. My hmband ta dead DOW and my aon la soma to take a wtle. If they have chlldnD wUl they 6t enUUed to the famJ.11 name? - TROUBLB IN MIND DEU TaOUaLBD: Y ... N9 •Nblem. aelH. Horoscope: Aries Focus on TIRJRSDA Y, JUNE Z3 BJ SYDNEY OMAU A&IF.8 <March 21-AprU 11): Take your vitamins. Try herb Lea u a sub· stitute for caffein. Be aware of diet, health resoluUona. See places and people aa they are, not through haze of wishful thinking. Health dom lnate. Wbat appeared a 11t.roni partnerablp Ue may require revlalon. CANCER (June 21·July 22); What aeema a abort Journey could have lon1·ran1e lmpllcatlon1. CondlUona are not eetUed. Know it and remain flexible. Yes.Jou wlJl be invited, perhaps honor I LEO (July 23-Aua. 22); Money, NOW OPEN ·McKOWN TRAVEL INC. 160Me ..... ~M .. WtelU ... ..,.... .......... ., ..... Wes..fteY•T•T•A 7 DAY CARIBBEAN . CRUISE M/S SOMf; OF MORWAY W1ftt ncHt.t Porta ,.... Sf.t At Further Information· PLIASI CAU 1714175t.ltl MdCoww T.....t lltc • Our'""' IO nwioe _., lno ... ol-.oe Inc> TAVllUS (April 20-}1ay 20); You can break through maze and hue ot red tape, opposition, regulations based on deaire lo obacure rather than to enll1hten. . reatrlcUona, Important details, 1l1nlllcant docwnentl all are likely to be part of your peraonel 1cenario. ~;;;;;;;;:=;:=;:=;:=;:=;:=;::;;::;;:=;:=;;;;;~;;;;;; v1aGO (Aue. 23-Stpt. 22): You are "released" from obU11t1ona. You can write, travel, enjoy benefltl prevtou-. ly denled. A!NE WITTMAN KAREN WHITE Cox-Stlmmler GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Follow · throu1b on intuition. Buie lsauea Wittman-Lewis Louil H. Saenz of Via Verde and Cheria L. Saenz or Balboa J1land have announced the en1a1ement of their dau1hter, Rene Saenz Wittman and Richard Darrell Lewis, both or Newport Beach. A July 21 weddlnl I• planned at the home ot Ma . Wittman'• father. She currently worka for a public relations firm in Newport Beach. Lewis la wtth a Newport Beach architectural firm. ••• White-Ross Mr. and Mn. Gillette White of Santa Marla have announced the engagement of their dau1hter, Karen Lee White, and Rod C. Rosa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Ross of Costa Mesa. An Aug. 27 candlelight ceremony at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach is planned. Miss Whlte, whose family lived h\ Coeta Mesa many years, is a gra4\late of Santa Marla High School aad attended Westmont College in ~ta Barbara and Snyder Bualneu Cc:Akce. She la a . registered dental anlatant· secretary in Costa Mesa. Her nance, a Costa Mesa Hl&h School graduate, hi a physical education maJor at Cal State Fullerton. CALillf«JJ~~U}\ GEM<LtlLOOilCAIL 1~.t. JP,,· !~. '. ..... ~f'(Q JO.'.llL ~ JIWB.aY ArrllAIUL- GIM toemflf~ATIOM IMIURAHCt..i HTAft APPl.AtSAU . ........ .., . .... .............. WtlUTOVWATCH Pott AP'POIM'rMINT 1714t '7Mt9t TOwt4 & COUMTllY OIAMOt HEARING PROafM? llrlCIAUUIM ..UVIDUIHIH CUii MAJOl MAHUPACTUlllS UPllSIMTID TIHYUUIH COIOHA Dll. MAI HAI. AEBISCHER HURtNG AIDS • J4ot L C...t Hwy. C..... .. W. -'71-JIU Diane M. Cox and Robert M Stlmmler, 1raduatea of Hunt- ington Beach High School, are plannlnl to marry Au1. 20 m Redeemer Lutheran Church, Hunttnitcft Beach. Their parent.a are Mr. and Mrs. Peering Around LIBRA <Sept. 23-0cl. 22 >: Low-key approach brings deaired reault11. Chance of realdence, revised lUoerary-theM are featurtd. ICOIU'IO (Oct. 23-Nov, 21): Accst on dealr... fulfillment, romance. ' Avoid extravqance. You c.t what you want by beinc a "comparilon •hopper." William B. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Stlmmler, all or Hunt ington Beach Mias Cox attenda Golden West Colleie, where her liance graduated. He ii preaently a pre med 11.udent at UC Irvine. MEMBERS OF THE Anaheim H11h School class of 1967 will hold their 10 year reunion Aug. 13, In the South Coast Plaza Hotel. 8AGITfARIV8 (Nov. 22-Dec: 21): Key l• to oraanlze. to line up priorlUH, reaponslblllUea, to perceive nnanclal potential. lnter•t.ed persona are uked to~all 541-21!18 for further inlormatlon. CAPalOOaN (Dec. 22·Jan 11): ID·· direct approach could brtna desired reaultl . ••• Moody-Walker Fl rst United M ethodlst Church, Costa Mesa will be the setting for the Sept. 3 wedding of Janie Moody and David E Walker, both of Costa Mesa. Mlt8. RUTH BARDEN of Balboa laland haa been elected president of · the UCLA Sigma Nu fraternity Mother's Club tor the 1977-78 1chool year. AQUAIUVS <Jan. ZO·Feb 18): Crwv of matten come lnto aharp focu.a. PISCES <Feb 19-March 20): Lie low -wall until you can analyze Informa- tion -accent 11 on le1al loophole, chance to dlacover "eacape clause." ERVIN AND PEGGY Campbell or Coeta Mesa Their parent.a are Mrs. Jeanne Moody of Costa Mesa, R.E . Moody, Santa Ana, and Mr. and Mra. Rozier B . Walker or Charlotte, N.C. celebrated their 40th -----------------..... wedding anniversary Miss Moody 1s a graduate of Estancia High School and her fiance, Santa Fe Springs Hi&h . Both attended Golden West College. during a party attended by the Forreat Almqul1t.s or Tusin, Campbell's sla- ter and brother-ln·law. Also honored were the Ca mpbells' son and daughter-in·law, Rae and Ervin Campbell Jr., who marked their 17th anniversary . TINMISGALS A Few Special MldwMlc Me.-.nhlp1 IT• 4 P.M. •15• Teec:IMn-SecsMI '21" ~~Mn.. tb.-Uu•llJI A~..._ DOH WARDS HIC . 646-3'" fQANCI0-QQQ fine stationery corona del mar ,.._.. 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Learn how to puc a room tooar'*' hke 1 orofeaalonal .. how to decorate for your family's style or living. . . tiow to Qel the most for your decorating dollar ... how 10 UM things ycu alrHdy have ... hOw to ~re-<fo" llOd make-do" . . how to mix fumltura styles .. how to "'ec1 lhe right colors how to choose f1btlce you can llve with . how to al/Old making expensive d•OOratlng mistake• .. TOU'U. •n PH IOHM. A '"'"'10H Vour ln1truetor will be Maater 1 expert ASIC Oecotator/Oeslgner Nancy Cartwr1ghl. Sh9'11 help with your IOdivldual decorating problemt. and lhe'll take you on I COior dOHd circuit TV tour or over 400 beautiful "Id••" l'OOl'M CLAS•s SfAIT MY 11 And lhey 11 be held right In our downtown store. You'll 1ttend one 2 "®r C11&11 • w.-rot e weeka. The enroflment ree It 131. which lnefl.ldee )'OUr D900f'ator'• M*Wll student WOfkb60t< Uu )'OUr Bank Amef'IC81'd or Mutard\.wve. CHOOSI TMI CUii TM4T"I COMYIMIM flOI yqu MondaYt at T 00 P.M. Tu.edaYt at tO 00 A.M. Wednetdayt at 7·00 I'M. 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From Eo11tcrn pork for the lean roodneM that makc" 'ribto "fH'h a tnnritt-' ' Ground Beet:rin: s1 11 ~!~~~ fo~!!!::d·v:1!2•1 Fillet of PerCh. '121 I .1·1111 do,. ... 11111 1·xceed ~· • fat , Beef LWlST .. °' s121 CltOPP(J STtMS • • • • . llo I(>,. nol t'X1 N·rl I;,., fat• (l ,., .. ~ ' . ,,. Corn1d lief· ~E~:·~-~:~r ............... lllf Beef Rib Bones •• 69i ~ll•ul \' flwu·l'' 10 bake or barbecue Fresh frozen for locked-in Jlavor! t. Colorado Perch '1 11 AINady cleaned and pan-ready .. : FRYER 79 : THIGHS c. C11rned beef wilh thol lendernt'1111 and flavor thnt nrn ke1111ur~ preferrt>d' ll ~J A. Cl11111·p q11nlit\ , whule or point half Alaskan SJ79 Sliced Bacon ..• s1 11 El Hanoho'i. I hick er "runl h 111) It·" , Hirh .J111r\' d11rk nwtll lrnrn k 1111: .. 11t•d < :radt• .. A" l·hicken ... Grocery Values l·:nJ"Y 1h1 lrhh1·111nic Ila\ or of rolo. nnd the 11avinl(i;, 1110 ' I:! 111 can" ·Apple Sauce ........ 49< Spnnicfit·hl lur '11l11P' '1;, 11unct•11 ul icoodne1u1 to ico with mo .. 1 uny1hinic' ('luw"" ... nlul 111l11n•, \.\hito or dct•orator prin1 ...... 11nd a 11trnn1t. th1ri;ty towel I omaloes snwm ••.•••• 39c :--~ \\ • lht> one th11t'11 dl:11cribed Aa "aimpl) \.\onderful"' No :trn can ~'~~k~~~~,~!!.t~!!l' 10 ~~c Wheat Chex • • • • &9c H.olston'• 1trown.up ctrrel! l:l ot pk• i:Spaghetti •••••• 39c Globe A·I . . 1hi1 week,'° Italian! J lb T SOLi ,ACK 89C una WllTUUT ••••• rima Salsa ::m49c · t'· Macaroni. Cll1Sl ••• 29c Ht'l(ulur. Mt•ul or Mushroom! 1:1• J 01 Kraft'• fOly dinner! 7' • oz pktt Facial .Jissues • &9c Kif! Bisouick ••••••••. ggc 1'n milt ~II mnny l(ood lhinira' 40 01 - WlfEATIJRE MILK-FED VEAL '\ou'll lo\'e thr diflerenre m q1111htv Frozen Foo d . PETITE 3 ft c PEAS 9 C & \\'-tin~ and teni!cr' 10 oi pkg Chicken.,., llSCllTs •• s 119 From the Green Gian~~ 14 01 pk11 Potato Crispers 59c Ore Ida knows potMoe11! 20 m: pkl( Morning Star ., • nc For brcakfa1ot, . Linkii, P111l1l'!I, Sli<rs or StriJ>ll Broccolettes • . . 59c C & \V gardend gciodnl"·" -llJ ui pka Juice llWUT ••••••• 29c Minute ~l111d Pink or H<'g . 6 01 Sara Lee ' gge CAKES ~=:: Hanana. Rrowniu. C.t>rman Chncolete, Ch~qlate or Orange! Prier11 in off<:~! Thur. J11nC' 2.'J thmu>:li W'f'd. June 29 ' Optn dnil,\• 9 to 9 Stmdov JO to 7 No 110(~11 to dcalm1 ) Sausage rrauu mL£ • s 121 Scallops • Extra fancy quality ..• larae 1ize We make it lhe "old-world" way! 1 S uper Fresh Produce Nectarines LARGE •••••• Jtc . Sweet nnd juicy .•. firm yellow meat that'• "° deliciou11ly tempt in; any time of day! ~!!n r1~~~ p~u·m·p ·a~d· m~l~i Oranres •••••••• St$1 Sweet an, juicy Call~mia Valencias · ~0!:d. J9! Te~er, 11ucculent end ~I !{teen Romaine ' I 9c Lettuce .. Ciarden frc11h ... ell green, crisp! L iquor Dep 't. . Tequ·11a SAVE $1.0~ ON s499 R RANCHOS ••••••••• Bottled excluaively for El Rlncho. for you, for volue! White or Gold ... Quart Vodka or Gin •• s399 Holiday Tim~your choice! Quart Old Forester ••• s599 Save 50o on 1tr1iaht whiskey! fifth lauiler's Scotch s59!. The quart now reduced li.00! Vandermint •••• s91• Popular liquer reduced l .00-fifth Chenin Blanc ••• s32s ln•lenook Estate Bottla ... fifth Colony Chablis • s21•. ltaliAn Swi111 Pink_,, Col~J Ruby cw 1-:muald ... MAuNUM ... Delicatessen Franks OSCARMAvDr •••• ' ••••• 9 Pizza Crusts • • • ggc Toni'•-Pk& of t~add fixin'a t ' than th• bflt! 1 lb. pk11 , f t i f i • . . r ' 1 I j } LTD lls ' • lhe First-Ewer SOUth1rn Callfornla Fonl Dealers' Sell·A· lhon Is Onl You'we Wn 11. On TY, Heard It In Radio, Read It In The Papen. ·•tpW IXPERIE•CE II During Our lnatest Discount Ewent Of Ille Yeai. Open Eada Day lntll 1:••··· 'l ..I • -.,.. PINTOS PINTO. WAGONS GRAMADAS COURIERS F-250S • ? • • PUBUC NOTICE SAOOLINCK VALLIY UNl,110 KNOOL OISTIUCT uuto-onw PICTITIOUt IUSINIH Ml•llllVleje,CAt2'7S NAMllTATIMINT l'\llLICNOTICl llD TN '911ow1"9 ,_,IDM ere OO!nt !Ntl 6/Jl/1.fil -llt: Tiie Seeldlt~<k llelley Unllleel t PRO,llSIONAL IHSOU"CIS lchool Oklrl(t wlll K Ctpl blels up to PO" NUltSINO INC., 1402 lt•tKettlla cOtp.lft., ~. J.-IO, "n al IN A111t .. ANNlm, CA llltl"9U """'k• Office, JS631 01 ... no Profenlonel Rt10Urct1 for Nu,... 0(1vt, Ml•IOfl 1(1eJo, Calltorn1• tor IN ttw1 Inc • a Celllorn11 corporat1011, 1.eot lllfnlthl"fOI: .... KllltlltAw,.AntNlm, CA MIOIACeNTER EQUIPMENT Tiiis bu\INu ll <onduclt. ~quip. • • Profttulontl R1tourtt• mtnl, tic , cM<lrlCI, IOOOINt with lull tor Nurstno Inc elesc rlpllOn anel uwc1llcauon•. •"" • Merli I!, &«en, l'rasleltn1 •ltltm.nt of <ondlllon1 oov1rn1no tn. Tiiis stalomtnl wos flltcl wllh lh• bidding mnv ht' H< urod from Int C!IWllV Ci.ti< of o ... nge Counlv on M•v l'\lrcfl••lnQ Deper1.....,1 et Ina tbOve J11 1'11 tOdrtn '7'7ff SAOOLE8ACK \!ALLEY f'Ubll"'" Oranoe CoHI Dally Piiot. UN"ll!OSCHOOL DfnAICT ........ u.n.1', "" 101-11 l!\ll!LVN MARTIN l'w-lllQ Agttnl NOTICI fN\llTl'CO llOS Holle• h rwr•bv glvtn INll lht 80.trCI Of EOunllon OI lilt lrvlnP Unlfltd Schoof Ollllict of Orano• Counlv Calllornlt, will rtO•vP su1t11 Ille!• uo to l 00 p m cl IN> 19th d•v of June lt11 al wluc h II-\•Id Did\ wlll i. Ollllll<IY OPM•d -tNd for R•fUU' OltQOUI llld conellllOns and '""'"' llOfl• and 1>10 form\ may DI' obi ~l,,..d ti IM Ofllet ol Bu.inou ~fl '>o•r•IC•" 7"41 Allon Av,.nue:. l/vtfW" (dllforru,. TP\e Ofttrlcl r'fl\ftf!Jt .. IN• ru~nt lo r•tt'-t • .;ny or .-it bid, or tow•IVf" Any 1rr~u11r1Ueeor In 'orm•11tltio'\ In 11tny btd\nr In IM blddlno IRVINf \JNlrtfO ~CHOOL OISTRIC T 0.""HM111no Aulh0r11.0 AQrnt Publl\tvd Ora~ r,,,,, Di ii¥ P••t>t June IS, 11 "" H:IPI PUBUC NOTICE ""'bllll*I Orentt CNst 0.JIY Piiot, l------------J-IS, H, tm STATmMaNTO,WITHORAWAL f'ROM l'ARTNIRINll'Ol'lllATINO UNOIR "CTITIOUS PUBLIC NOTICE IUSINHS ICAMI "CTIT10US IUSINllS TNI lollOWl"O parW>ft ht\ w1l/1Clrtwn HAMISTATIMl!NT ti a otntrtl patlntr from 111• Tlw tollow1no parW>ft I• 0011>11 b<lf.I· ... r1nttrS111p -rating -r IPlt IK nt•• t\ llllou\ bonlnttn 11emt of P"flf'PiR GfNTAEE SERVICES 11'5 ll'AINTING co ti 11S Alvtt\ldct Or., KJ"91«C\.,C:O.i.,,,.. •• ,cA'1'26 ..... PGrl 8ttcll. CA lttly .lttn -.,.,,. 110 K 1nglet '"' llcllt~ bu\IMU nemt 1tt1 .. C\., c .. u Mtle. CA '161' mant for tlw partMrshlO wH Ult<! on Thia -..1neu Is <onductod bv an •n· Auf<IS117, 1t1s111111acou11tvot0fanoe dlvleu.I """ NI,.,,.. anCI ACldrtUof Ille ... ,...,. a.tly Jean -.. v Wlll\Clrawlno o ... 1tt1 w Pftll.,, 1tu Tiii• tloftmtnl ••• fll.O wllh trw w eav Aw., NIWllO<I loch, CA t266J Co11n1v Ct«lt ol Oranoe County on J""<' Otnltl W Pftlltf I, "11 ,.4,.,. ~ .. " f'ubllshtcl Or ..... CoHI Otlly Pl!Ol, Pwbllsll90 Oranoct Cotti Dally Piiot ,,_I, IS, 22, 2', 1'17 U44-17 J UM t, IS, '7, 2', tt77 Jl'3-71 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE l ' , PUBUC NOTICE IU ... •IOR COURT 0 .. TNI STATIO,CALl,.ORNIA ,OR THI COUNTY 0' ORAN•I IM A·•"4l NOTICE 0,. HEARING 0' ... TITIOff 'Olt ,.llOUTa 0, WILi. ANO '011 LITTIRS TISTAMINTAltY ANO '0R AUTNORllATIOlll TO AO MINISTl!R THI BSTATE UNOllt TNE fNDEPINOaNT AO MINISTllATf<>ff 0, aSTATIS ACT !l'ROIATE COOi 5'1 PiTSIOI E\ltl• of EDWARD w .. L T'R AN DERSEN. Ua f'OWARD W ANDERSEN. 0.<rt..,d NOTICE IS HfRf'8Y OIVEN lhel ELIZABETH A Pl\RK Nil llltd /loort1n • pellllon '"' Probtl• of Wiil t rcl for 11 '"""o ot LtttM• Tt\ltmtntary to Ille pellt1onu and lor aul'-htllOfl to tel· m1n1\1tr I"" •.ttl• """-'Ult lndtPtn· d•nt Admlnhlratlon of l11alH Act IProo.>I• Coot S'1 el -•· l'tlerentce to wn1cn I\ meda lor t11rtfl1tr oArli<l>lfr\. anel "'"'Ille time and pike o• nurlllQ lllP '"""'no e.tn ut for Ju· ly s. ttll al to 00 •·m , In tna courtroom of O.pettfftelll No Jot ttld <ourl allOOC:McCenltrOrl•tWtll.ln lht Cllv ot s.n1a Ant, Ctllfornla Otl•CI Junt ll 1977 WILl.IAME MJOHN, Counlv C:l•r~ MfLLl!R ANO MAUTINO AllorMJUI ....... '"1011•~· Stlll~fl ... Wllllllor, C:..11..,._,t tMiM Ttl' (1141-.slS Att.,fltV'ler --..n1-PuDll,,.... Or-Co.ii Oa1ty Pilot JllM IS, tt.n t'11 >Ml 17 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE SUl'IRICHI COUllT 0, TMe ITATIOl"CAL.,OllNIA ,OR TN I COUNTY O,ORAICGI Na Mt• NOTICI 011' NIARINO 0' l'ITITION '°R f'ltOIATI 01' WILi. AHO ,.OR LlnlRS TISTAMIN· TARY ANO ~ AUTltOlllZATION TO AOMINllTall UNOllll THI INOll'INDalCT AOMINISfltATION O" ISTATH ACT ll"ROIATI COOi HllTHOI l!llelt Of KENNETH 0 MORGAN, 0.CUMCI NOTICE IS Hl!RllBY GlllEN Intl MAO EL 'l'H A MORGAN hH llllCI lltrttln • ""''1°" ror ProbaW 01 Wiii and for luuanceof Lttltra T•Jl.,...ntary to in. "Ill'-' encl ror a.rt110t1u11on te tdmlnlsltr IN ttftl• uncl9r Ille In· dt"ndtnl Admll\ftlroflOn Of l!sltlM Ac t IProbUt Codt '"'•qi, "lorffl<t IO wf\I"' 1$ mtClt few furlllt"r parlltul.,t, tnCI 11111 11'1• time ano plate of httrlno 11'1• umt hat be«I NI for Jiiiy tt, 1'17, et IO!OC' • m , In Illa "'"'"-111 Ottlfrtmeftl No 3 01 Mid court. of 100 Civic Cttttn Drive w .. 1 In IN Cll)'ol Santa AN CAlllornta Otl•el June 13. 1'11. WIUJAM I St Jot!N, Coun1YC1a.- MIYIR llRKOWIT1, Ho 1 .... Wll•lllrell ... S..ll•I* LHA .... 1",CAtMIH Ttl !JUI 41 .. 1 ... , 1~1»4 Alt.,...,, tw "Mft~ Publt._ Ort119t C.-tl O.lfy Pllo4 June U, 1•. n 1'1? UM·n PtJBUC NOTJCB .. p I L 0 T c L A S· s I F I E D A PGITOPtMO Wmt PADDU TIMMIS Primo PoriofJ.Do wlth paddle tennis court, lush gardens and an exciting recreation room .with loft and added bath. Oh, you should see these 2700 sq.ft. of family fun in Harbor View Homes. It's one of the best we've seen. An estate proudly presented at $185,000. U,._, ICJUI: ti()Ml:S A EAL. TORS , 676·6000 2443 E11t Coen Hlgl'lwav. Corona dtl Mtr also ih Meta Verde, at 546·5990 - N"1-·1 Notice: All rijl •t..&e Clv6rtised ID .tbJa nswspas. la au.b-Jett to t.bO' r~etal Fair ltou.1ln1 Act of 1118 wbiCb aaak• u lUe1aJ to advertlH ~·any pre· re.renc, UntttaUon, or diMrt.al!aaUon MW on l"aC», = nli11Q11, .... « u ~tln. or u lntanUon to ma.kt any IUl;h pfefttence, Umlla· tlml; at 41.rcrimlnaUoo ••• 1'1U ~per will not lmowlnf ly accapt any advert 1ln1 for real -~ which la In viola· Uooolthel1w. ltlbll .. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4'/zAC:llS M-1 Prime industrial land wllh freeway expoaure Graded and ready to bul.ld. One of last avalla· ble parcels tn Orao1e County. C..11873-8550. (if"tt.1111 9• ,1 \ ll t, flJN Nl(f' !~Hiii HEWCOHDO Rare chance for '}our choice of brand new Back Bay condol. Z.ch 2 bdrm 2 bath In qu1at 10- wllt com plait w /pool & j1cunl. One ll • auperb end unit or save even mare w /a cent« home J Ult Iii tad. f'a. 7711. R.Y. SPACE? J)ellllntul ' ~rm cor• ner 'home, IUS• family r.oat, • p•Uo1. all fre&hly pa.lnttd. All this ln Me1a del Mar and for only '87 ,000 546-4f41 ~ COATS & WALLACE Rc AL ESTATE, INC. L..,_.R91dMtt. WITHVllW Hurly 2 acra nestled amooc Slant Ollu only 3""1 miles to the 1urf with a remarkable custom built 3 bdrm + den + famll)' rm home de-lllned to maxlmlle th• p•poramlc, hilly ranchJand view. Also s car covered parklns + room for camper•, boaU, etc. The corral clan ac- commodate '"' many bonea u you'could ever want with room lo spate ~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEA VIEW 3 Bedroom + Den home. Built by "PrNley" In beautiful Cep1strano Beach! Only $86,000! Red Carpet, 754-1202 S46.t00 Just listed' Sharp 2 br. H2 ba Townhome In ex· ceptlonally well mlln· tuned, adult complex. ,.700 Own for owner oc· cupanl/J You'll like thla one' ~l -5800, eves54~ Wntt... ... l•aftora Inn RE Network PANORAMIC OCEAMVIEW Prom lhl1 epaftou1 cuatom VIP ruldence in 1ou1ht after area of Newport Beach . Tremendoua a mount of Bil cabinel, wardrobe 1r 11tora1e space Huie walk -an closets. Worlcabop area for the h obby enthu1la1t. Priv1t.e beach available, M6-i711. LAGUNITA OTHER ~U1e waterhont bom with pier & noat from .ooo . BA YFRONT, pier & float, lot.I $250,000 · to $325,000, to build your own cuat.c>m home. Several areas to choO&e from. - BILL GRUND Y. REALTOR J·l I U<>y\icl• L>r ,,. N Ii o.', t>l(l 1 1002 o ... , .. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~, ............................. .... SOUNAIUCH MIWLIS,,.._ YILLA•en Shp>nlDI 1ln1l1 1tory Townbome. 2 Bedrm1, 2 bathl w /2 pal.loll. Vault· ed, beamed eellln1 & Qreplac. .•• oao. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 64!·5200 OC:IAHPIOMT 1 Br fum, comer unJt Oft bhlf. $105,000 VllW to LA JOUA l Br furn, up1la.ln unit on bluff. $110,000 2 Br, 2b•, 1or1eou1 ocean view from bdrm 6 ~~~~~~~~~ liv rm, lrplc, up1raded. SJ.U,000 EmhWe,CM 2 Br, 2ba on cul·dHac, view of p-eeoery, but not \beocean. 182,500 CC4J::ira:a (2) 2 Bedrm homes-one new. one remodeled. ClOM to 1 ?lb Streat tbop· pln1 ind N•wport Hartor Hla,b. A 1upar In· veatm.nt. Hun,. Juat•-------- µated. cau~. IDCUTIYI . · ! .... HER ITAGE sum . • n F.ALTORS You're 1ol•1 to to~• comln1 bom• to •ta 1-::;;~~~~~~~~ b r • • s •a • n d t b a Li beautiful s a~,, 1 BA. home wtth faaw.r room, to~ or Just rein by poolaide. Completely relandacaped, b'o6t • re- ar. A real charmer 6 prtc.wl ri&b.t. Vet.a c.a1J for detalll. 1/a..,.llNte ln the heart of Hewllort-c I a 11 l c colonlar 7 bedroom home with all the am1n1Uea. Extensive use of wood panelln1, parquet floors. bltns- even 3 fplca, formal din· 1ng f•mily room, pool ;uh jacuul, 4 full baths + ~ half baths. Large trees enhance beautiful CALL 140.3666: Wllela11 REAL ESTATE laod,capln1. A very ....;;;::========-- 1pecial opportunlly for a speclalfamlly. $385,000. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 JUSTUSTID Gracious lanai patio en· try. Callfornla llvln1 with lo door /outdoor secluded fam. rm. over· loolting fun filled, 1Utter· ing pool 3 BR. HUie E · care yard A({l 842·2231 Pick Your View S Bedrm , Interior garden, 3 car garage & SPECTACULAR VIEWS. Thia new home ia available for Im mediate occupancy 11t rnt.500. '4M161 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. STAYC:OOL ln the warm summer months " enjoy all the -comfortl of lhil alr-c:ond. 3 bdrm .. tge. famlly rm. home located oo a cul de sac, cloae to 1chool1 &s ahoppu\& ln Lake ForesL 112.000 FOlTHILOVE ..of llvinl, JOU must see um Tuatln condo 1n pre- s tl 1l011 • San Juan Metldowa; a rare find, with • mt view & poolside locaUon. Warm dtcor to 10 with an arched brl ck rrplc ; adult Uvlng al its best! $'1UOO ,;? ' ~~~000~ VILL~ REALTORS " ACRE w /house, guest house "pool. 821-11879 WOULDN'T YOU nt.her be uWnc 1 SM clnslficallon 9060 Claaltled Adi N2·li6'78 It can be a reality I ~---~-----~ 1002 G ... r ... 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS UNDER $200,080 Super sharp, ready to move \nto 3 bedroom home. Owner is extre'tnely anxious. Is making 2 hou se pay ments. Popular Portsmouth model. Priced at $199,9SO. ' . OFFERING PRICE mo.ooo Ctl,44-72l 1 lll +FAMILY OCIAMROMT Cuttom Bullt on ocean cliff• of Lquntia, Qualnt tootbrid,. to private en. try, HUI• Llv\nl Room, 1la111d with beach • coutal views! 3separate decks. Spectacular view Crom each level. Formal dlnlna. Maaalve 1late fireplace. Glant family room. Wet Bar. View kitchen with bltn. BBQ. Spacloue master wing with view! 2 patlo1 Private ~talrway to !l!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!~~~ilj~I wt\lte, 11ndy beach. CaU Ciiei118'1111 7~·1700TODAY ! J RJ\ll'RMlln . • A CU. 9WB&9 SI HMO 4 bdrm, 3 bat.b tom bome. H 1 o lot w/vlftw ol the blue Pu ~. Clan n bborhood • y trw •tt s. Too maoy extru to c.aa ate. Chweao food take-out jotnt at f oat ol hill DOClll THE taA•UU.S S6t,500 You know how much beach property 11 available at this price. Walk to t.be sand pools & shopping from thll 3 bedroom, li,.t, bath surfside townhouse. Upgraded carpet, brick patio, double garage, bltns. Hear the surf, smell the seaweed. ltCYISTOltS! OPPOITUMfTY kMOCICSl Lovely duplex located in prime area of Huntington Beach. Has lot large tmough for additional units. Situated end of quiet cul.<fe-sac. Room for boat or R.V. Finest in area. Challenges comparison at $119,500. I REDUCED S 5000. OWMBt ANXIOUS $129,900 Open the door to this fabulous home & be ready for a unique experience. s bedrm, Greenbrook Granada features prof. decorating, new Italian entry tile & new no-wax flooring. A Classic home in a classy neighborhood. G....,.al •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~. AllYOU IMTHISTED7 What are you interested in from a Real Estate Company. Xanadu la re· ady to listen. Call 75'·0761 Give u. your ideas. Want only cnatlve and a&· greulve aaleapeople who are interested In a ur. Umecareer. * • M1W OM THI MAllCIT • • S26',tOO A__. 9'11C'°9s ...t fond exeadfH .._. wltlt ... ftRnt cw•at•d ••· ...,. Mlfr ..... w/frpAc for • MW of 4 ....._ &..-,....... • ,.. • .,.. f9t"" w/wtt INl- .-cl we.i CMH c....,. l pri• ........ A toe ~ Witt. ........... ~'" Ou....,_' ...... 8ptt. s...... by .,t. llA"'1Rtl. '" MISA vaDI $113,000 be.,.. .. two ~ ._..., .._ wttlt 4 ...... *-"" ............... .... ,...., 2 fri*:a. ............ , -,... ._.._. I• •c pl t A. ,...t.ct llOtM ffw .... nealffft ..... by ...... ..,. OM 1HI WATmt WITH IOAT DOCK SZH,0 0 c •• ,, •• ...,~._.._. ....... .................. ., ....... ......,. ,, ... "'" 'wttfl .... ..,,. ......... .. ... ,.... ... ,~ ................ COT• mt4 ...... Pd y.-.......... tM ..... n.••• a. ecu7 11 YGll a 1 4 bedroom oo • coner lot Ill own poal for your priv IWlmmJni -and ts located n ar the •• Verde Country Club -tor you who love hittin& that white ball down tho falrwa19. The sunny, bay-windowed kltehenette & cozy den wit.b fireplace are most appealing after a day ot play. ~.ooo. Shown by appomtmeot only. U~l()Uf: t1C>MH REAL TORS"'. 546·6890 1625 MMI Verde Drive, East, Cost.I Mesa also m Corona del Mar. at !J75·6000 CE IBDlll ILlllS CD . OVER 40 YEARS OF SERVICE Fll8CH llOIHCT DOVll SHOIH .Spcctacillar 1 Story Home By Ivan Welll. Excltlni Bay View. Gated Entey To Large Garden Court.y&rd. Living Room With Marble Fireplace Family Room Bulll·ln Wet 88T. • Large Bedrooms s~ Bath . Formal Dinln1 Room. All Electric Kitchen S285,000. associated BllOl<EllS -R E Ill T()R<: JOl' 'W 8albM.1 •'1 Jt#ot · · ' -HERITAGE . • REALTORS 1'1119C....• TNla.I 11..-nc-t ,...aaie ._., .. , ... a.. ... a .......... lfJlc.lld ,,..... ,.. .,.,,.. bv, ~ •few. tnt,IOO The a Uii ncl <sua.rded 24 hr.) community of Balboa Bayshorea. Priva~ be c and nut neiabbothood. Many movie at.an have made their home htre for yean because lt la secluded. Tbll home has been completely sutted and now la up to urn Decor. new drapee, cupetlng. and noor coverlng1. A super new mo kitchen, 1elf-cleanln1 oven. IM 8 O"I A ~ IOC91IOOPf: ~· !!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! o~:n \?Ni~~, ':t;. dlahwuher, ref rig era tor & freezer, all LAO UNA BF.AC.H '8'7·3489 ~ .... ,..._ • ._ . w .ooo; ...,_..._.. 1041 ....... ~ 1012 Fam Rm, 1 tplc'•, 2"' new beautiful tile, atalnleu steel atnk ,_ _. looll et ill• ••a•••loa. •••••••••••,••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Be. PoOI aaze lot. 2214 and instant hot water to make cotfee, r•l'llilli:.. llouN: pl•ll ...... e. Tewa nett•HLAMDS Alta Vieta "'4·UU or tea or au per hot chocolate. Large e•r••tl•1. c uatom1·-------• 1 br cbarma' 00 R·I lot. Q\i.t cul-dffac, private _!f4-.._im _______ 1 fireplace ln 1orgeous Uv·rm. Huge =:,•o,.:~!!i:.0.!: Wood floon: trplc : area, nlcel1 uptraded * ILUFFS * master bdrm with remodeled bath, 1 ... u .. wttll .. pe r In~ ~view; PLUS re11t-wttbmuy amenity . .Ju.at Or1Pnai 4 BR 3b plus 2 more bdrm• & full bath. All new rrttt' 1u au around ... s ~.1~\atbll, 1 ed .. ~l.'*a· ~~..:._ ~at.Ho. A1eot end un.1t'.T!l.J1y .:ect~: landscaping, exterior completely -.. ... aJcSe. wblcb 1a rplct, Htr Irvlae HI ~-Y .... &:.9.... Mov•huuct1. 1148.SOO remodeled. Huge south paUo with .,.._ Uibt Iii airy! ' Scbool.PS,750. -.zmortai-llll Wllbetllowll HASTIMGS&CO. plenty of room for jacuzzi. I ttave ..,..._,, 2 baths. •.900 laf Mee... THE Sat I'-1·5 llA.LTOltS 640.IHO purchased another home, so compare c11:•.7 ~ =:~~=~: BIG 5ye •L 18021~vlewy, .... pool, <kJ ean1 • Bey view. Tri-prices. Located on a very qulet tree ~ 1--------... ANDYOuoo:"THAVE ....... -eve Newport Creal hned street, only a short~ block to THE . : .. -TO BE A THIEF, to ... c•tloa, fireplace. ' townbouM. 3br + den, main private beach. Home will be V UNIV.PAO the value ln t .. I•' drm1. 2'-' bath•. 244ba. End Wllt. Pool, openThu-.. Frt,Sat. •-sun.12·5. ILL.ACE. · · I WIU.OWft!I •• '91,500. Crown Valley tennh. jacuui. uuna, ''" °' REALTORS BDIUl .. 3BATHHOllE. Prkwyt.oAdeJaoto,tit.n walk to be ch e 2792ClrchtDrive Open P\>l. tbfUSull. a.s. O.talled 1rcbltecture flnt left ii Moote Verde. Owner a · 1 ---------1 a BR., 2" ba , tam. rm. 2 w /uterlor of wood, Price subject to lncreue · Sl.50.000. 845·9322 (The gate euards wlll let you pus.) ~ 11ALn.1te c;;.,:=' " ~ 141io112J ...................... . .._......... •OWN S ••••••• •• ,............. UQlllDATIMt * Prime l\l ~ eom· ...... ...._, IDl!ftlal laltd la Lah .~~ ...... -~~ ,...... .......... f\. MIWPOITllACH tw~~ ~..:=. i= •llALTOIS• gw:,~ boel ~ anlL IH..SOO IJO.Jnl .... 94 ~.!!:,:=at. c11•••••-1T• ..... -~ ........... 1700 Aa-1 .. for.. 1100 _ ................. . _.................... C.-S.1111 .. t . IV.Acal$ lt&,c.M., P. Vb' rm-7flllr mobUe bom•ot Toue.._..Blb' bid& 1 IAYe), all ut11 ...., avall. Xln& tarma. BK.a <TM>m...,. ...._,...,. • ., 2000 oam.auo _ ................... . RVIACUS *TIJ.ILIX* ~ pe..S rOtld all util Pride o1 ownenblp, oftly avalL Xlnt fo~ lnvett· 2 )'Un old I Specious 3 mmt or ~ apllt. Tvma bedroom, I bath owner'• BKl\. unit with fireplace! (114) m.&n7 SllS,000. ORUZ.11*> TuttJerock-Owner PaU01. Decot'ator sharp Palol Verdes 1tooe. etc. afterthltweekend. •SIA VllW• An JdRt lnvff._. • ...,.._.... Elepnt•Bra~BaFam CarmeJ, on corner with Located bl&h up on l......_.D•• .... •'TY Nantucket Plan Shorfeacrow ..... Ntl. PIYIACllS Rm Iii lndtcpd lot w /auto view of ireeobeltt & Latuna'1 famed Riviera """' NUUt s..111 ef c ..... aprinldera, su1,ooo. mountaina. coastline with an 131·9411 NewaBr.2aa,Ttleflrln Pricedat$168,500 FanwtlcVlew Open81Houte8 l Sun. 121 ·5PM IV& YH COft&AHD OUTSTANDING VIEW•--------1 ~~/~'view. ~<!·~3 Iv Owner. p..a-1.-...11 -a... 646-1701 f\lll price Sl.2.llOO. BKR. 1113 erra n ez.. a!ALTOlt llZ..0434 OF SADDLEBACK IYOWMll ..,..._.., _ . ...,, ' ._,... -·r 6'7f.S111JUZ..20IO flD-Ol5Z7 ---------1 MOU NT AIN & THE New 3Br. 2~ Ba J 1ty PIMINSULA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •---------tl-Dl•.•.,•.• .. ·,.-.•-•,•.,•,1- UNIV&RSJTY PARK •IYOWMB• VALLEY BELOW . patio home, rrplc, air Mtwportleach IOHIMlwpwt.._.. I06t .,.._1HIOLD We eao flnd ltlor Jou. , BR. 2 ~ 811 condo 00 Oranietree Condo, Plan Specloul llv. rm. a,pprox. coad, fam rm, 1tepe from POIMT ••• .. •••••••••••••••••~••••••• .. ~•• .. ••• .. •••• OAITlll Beacb area. n-.. .. ..:•-s, .... 000 ...... 21 ft. lone hu WOOD com.muntty pool, view or -•cn•I u ..... oat to eov ... t.bll JO ~nlUA""' _. cul-de-1ec, hl&hly 3 . ....,, ,551._ BEAMED CEILING .. ,,,_ -'""" ...... ''"""' ...-~ • ....., ban.kruptcle1, tr1a1tee upcraded, new crpt1, . CENTER FlRJ!:Pt.ACE; ---·-~or You'llnevermovea111n. Acre raota1Uo 'flew, aalel,foreedeal•,under ~.~ i::·:. RANCHO SAM ~rkJ.Nie.lA~'p:tJ!> l.169 ..... t 1015 ~~~=~ ENJOY ~'::9.;::,r!!:!~ :k~:::-c..r:.!-: and uoder s100.ooo. JOAOUIN lath hou.e. Stepeever ........................... drapes; paint 111 Ir n.o IYOUhENdJOYl ... a diprlin a pool, ptc-. ~bak• root, WkleBrolten,1'1M54.5. Princ.oaly.562·71•9 Beat vrz"if location. kltchesi hu BILT·IN 81 owor, lovely , out! Tbt. beautifully nae unc un er anal, fr ends over for :_Tenna,w::'bar·~~~~~~~~~ .IST OF Take your plclr of a love BAN G E, o v z N • Shadows bme. 2 Story. locat.ct bome, ateps to dinner, an evening with the family? U m.CM>1,,.,.___ ,,..._ ..... __ Dupl-,.. 2 · DISHWSHll .• Ir LAUN· 4br, 2\.'abll, hut• ram.rm. the bay, bat a family so, we have a lovely 3 bdrm. home in "-,__ ~ --....... D RILD ly 3 bdrm .. 2~ ba. tor D R y A. R E A din.rm, 3car1ar, hiihJ1 room, llreplace, AND N h ....... ,..,.rti. 1400 bouMI, Sl'9,000. Income a Br, 2 Be. apac. muter 1128,000 OR a top level 2 W,_A.SHER •DRYER. uf:iraded Ir lod1cpd huce "uut bedroom ewport Beach t at has the facilltles ....................... IU.IQO. Owner. '1~ ....,_ ' .. al ..... ..... bdrm. +den at suo,ooo '" PLUS uJl ... th h to make all this possible You can aee .....-ru. -•· fY -.vun .. ,. Opem to LAROE FAM. S '5.000. 161·930S alt 1111 overt e · • i--------•IDupla, I yn old, llke 1dtchen • pantry .. Up-RM. wil.h wood beamed 5:10pmlswkods. douWe 1ara1e. Must s~ for yourself by calling us today. FOi • ... • • oew,owneroccupled. 2.2 9r ad e d th r u out , cellin&. Tbit better bull t.oappreclate. SlSS,000. $149.500 .,... br ba lew .,.ui.tJ ... &paUo.Call home la the be9t biq we Lllke froot' bdrm home. SUPER llARltST -• 1~ •ocean• • Nick Vracln have offered ror onl D •co r a tor d •a l I n I & .Qua~I $7 12.AOO aq ft GroN annw Ca Pastrano B• •e b . C·21 lrvtne Plaza Rily SIJ6.500,... ;;rce thruoui., 2 palio1, pvt • Plac• ·-.. ~.&"i~'L,1110.0 RE •• ,.,y Wes si:zio.ooo. Liquor 111'7,000. <714> -ma 752-M2lor~l·2784 SEETODAY" dock, l• Hobie Cat. •50 Praperti-.7 .nSJ• llc:eoae optlonal. Cell L,._R._E_._u_c. _____ _ IUT OF GONE TOMORROW 11 tq. IL Wed Ir cablneted 712-'920 ~, ll77 Vla Udo, Mew__. leach Alhcnlt, M4-T270. Triplex, 2 BR. 1 ba. ea. on D--o M1s••""'""-l 1••LTY pme Of' bobby room. AU 1400 QUAil if. N HACH 673-7300 ..-• Pomona. Sl'5,000 !Aiftna. ~V" -In xlnt cond. By owner. Marshall Rlty 1'75-4800 3 Br, 2 Be, apac. mHler 98SS. Cal Hwy, Laguna SlllS,500. Open Sun. 22725 UDO ISLE bdrm. i..,e, airy country lf573CAMPU5l>a~IRVtflE PhoM494-0731 hlamau. 837·9H7 or 'Br, a~ Ba, pvt bch-ZUHIT .Jdtchen & pantry. Up·--------Condominium 675-SM& tennis. $225,000. A&t . Mewport .. ach 106' S-CI••• I076 GLAMOUIPLIX 1reded thruout ,Laurolwood Twnbm on Ocean1l~eofH1&hway MltsloftVlefo 1067 673-0289 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ................. !~~~~~~~~~Prime Ea1talde Costa •pri.ok.J:i:k"J:.~~ can ~;bfya~~g;abled.1 ~b;; Poo1 at)'OUl'door1tep ••••••••••••••••••••••• HartNN-Vtew Hlh COMPLITB. y I~ Meu. 1130,300. RIGHT C·allrvlne Plaza Rlty old. Tennl.t. PoOL Open Oceanview BY OWNER. beautlrul EASTIWPF '?OITOF040 CAPTI n Ha\'9 101Dtth1n1 to 11UT REALTY 75USZlorM1·278' HleSat&Sun,10.5.2272 fromlivin&room•deck. homo,' Br 2 Ba, pool, Sparklln1 3 bedrm. 2 3 8Rwltbbonus rm,for VA NG QualnedadsdoltweU. 979 .. 133 Clover Dr. By owner Large 1 br Jacuzd, view, up~radea, bath and family room teenaaers or playroom. $73,000 PlllTTllST 731-1281, &40-8112 •·500 m1ny xtru. •.500. Call .,._.,._ ol lu Lte pool Ir deck Up z ...... ~ ..... -.... w'lh ZaarodlkY Realtor for appt. 1-.u1e .-n.... ownen P area. · .._.,....,.., "_......... • POOL&5'A •-•ah 1041 Neat11 landscaped aradedlb.N-outw/many everytbln1. Coa)' 4 BR, Executive home ~•••••••••••••••• 49'-Mll STARTER HOMES yardl. EastbluH 1in1le custom features. You flrepl•ee. natural wood Racquet Club with over U....-tWw Mpt llG 2 STORY NO MORE THAN RE.NT famlly home. Hurry, Just own the land $114,500. cabhlet.1, heavy abake :,~~·f:r ~~r.!i~~:!~ IMdledtyef M 0Ct llAHldYllW ~=.·~:;t~:.~.N:~ ~l11ai~g0o.8ok~::r 0::1~ _6'4_7328 __ •--,-0-0-0---1 ::'a~.~~==-ltr;oom SLM.900. i.aiunaBeach u!u:i! n~ee:: :m.::_, r1Wl1.Calltorlnlo. ERA ~~{51flnancine Call BEACHHOUSE SHORICU.,S CALL NOW tFlalor. CoRemnmta!;laRI ,•al•l!eon_,: picturesque setU01. you 'IRE HOMESELLERS, Bnnt pelnt bnath, pail & $1 I 0,000 wn """ ' will &cl thlt 4 BR, faml· SIHJlO. 1wtm1utt. 2Story 3br, A· Sparklln& 1800 1q. ft. 752·7315 =~~~f.!11M':o":;:r~ lyrm.dlnln&roomwlth •SPECIAL NOTICE• frame,oaly2blkttobch. home overlookln1 tbe OONALDM.llltD 04-8036 jUllunderl,OOOaq.ft.Blt Lari• aelectlo n of Byapptonly Uthfairway.IBR.tam Auecl•• ... •"h•o 12S7 S. Cs t Hwy, Lag lib 2 aep. homt1. ea. homes, w/auumable Property House a.2--.SO rm w/fr,,1c Is wet bar. --------• Bch. w/a fantaaUc view of th 108DI, take over payt, no Lara• muter suite off ocean. (UH your am qWltyina, no new loan HARIOR YllW JUSTUSTED courtyard w/adjolnin1 l41tl L• tlc)rove HIXT DOOR-aitnatlon>. C!Olll. Open Sat/Sun 1-s EASI'BLUFF asr, 2Ba denorolOce. Superb new )i.t reduced! 4 Bdrm .. ID Emerald Bayl Love-SZIS,000 CROWN REAL ESTATE 113oPortAlhJey condo ain1le level Anita llltlq. borne ln Irvine; quiet cul ly 2 bdrm .• 2 ba. beach JACOIS llALTY aao.wo Spacious 3Br. opn beam Plan, completely redone BERTHA.HENRY de aac 1treel, doee to home. Loads ot charm; 675-667 lam rm, country kitchen. w111Wllten llv rm & frplc. REALTORS nllool1, 1hoppln1 & beamed cell .. trplc., 0 ... ~1 •nD.aptd 1 I '1'8,500.&44-1118 Sll~ d 5 215De1Mar 49M12l l> ark . NI c • pat Io, enclOHd 1ara1e + extra ~per ar1e yar w th 18 ..,..., .. every ay l· . eicloeeddo1run&many carport. Lie., rully O.Y.O.An frulttreeaandveaetable AMAHCllYOWHIR Ap.8'5-9950 _ OpettHMIJ..4WJS- ••traa. Owner leaving lndacpd. lot, completely Acrou from Hel1ler aarden. Beautifully •Br, 2Ba, fam rm ln btfl H"•io•VllW IYOWMIR ~.Only '73.500 relurblahed. with ca-t-Park on the ocean. 2 BR, landscaped with multiple HARBOR VU HOM ES -" P IAY & llACH lnl. draperlee ,. p:.int. 2 BA. Adults only. 484 brick pl1nten and ~ bllt to pool Iii 1chi "CAaMR" W •c RIAL.TY 75'·0111 Ready ror Immediate oc· Cliff Dr. Downtown massive paUo. Super up· '149.500. IYOWMIA Whltew ..... Yaew "!~~~~~~~~I cupancy. See today at l.aJUM.91'7,500. lfl'adea thruout. See this OPENSAT/S\JN Sharpelt. home & loea-Lcwel1 •Br, 2Be, tam ..: $1!0,000 JAYW. YIATS exceptional El Da ll 588-S892AM /eve1 lion In tract. Fee rm, pOol ala:e lot, ocean --------•I REALTORS before )'OU buy 1111,500. Bulldable R·2 lot. aBR, au4,900. lUS Port vtewfron:aeveryroomln Top VALUE 499·2237 SBl--0817 tBA h ... Ui,000. _W_ea_t_bou.me __ .844_-0Sl __ -t =:=:~!~e:~ --~~:.::.::..:....--4•-------OWner/qt.5'8·3011. UDOIAYFIOHT owner wlll http flnaoce. Many uplfad•.3ar1t1. --=~~~:..:...:=:__ LAPAMIUA BYOWNER,juatreduced COHDO ll50,000. Bob8'13-i0'2 ..... clean vault A•ll -Tbl1 hl&hly upiraded -. • "" · "Bay1horea". bo at Allammenitles,1pacloua S..= m1. Comfortable floor llOOIGltQ home on corner lot has dockt, pvt beache., 2 Br, 2Br. 3Ba, 24 hr. security, c .-1071 RW1 wlth potential for oc• ....... VllW a II the x tr u . d II· ---nu ~ hwasher, upiraded 3 Ba, 1uest house. Land moatly luxunou1ly de-••••••••••••••••••••••• UI room make this Upper ~h Bay carpet, custom dra~1 In lncld. Guarded comm. rorated, never lived In, NEW. ':ttntlve, Ml•· .. 1ue~cked al .S,500 Exe cutive •Br. 3Ba li •-f 11 ,,,_ ta-ua4.Sl'79,500. :ll boaUUpavall.Owner •Ion"--Pl"• " '"·" aJ --"'-'td•lay v.rm • am-rm, nwo "" ''"" -• ........ c8"Ui"Y 2 i home. pvt beach colony. In ktlcben, mttr bdrm •EASTILUFP• w 111 h •IP fl n an ce . BR. den, 1je comer JOt, ' 7,·IOSO Walt to ~ach. tennia, Fc.nllv Home w/retreat. mirrored 1216,000. Or •Ill lea ... land.caped, a car 1u. rec club, 1bowt new, ~•Bf\. Iba. 6 den wardrobe doora, 1lldint Ull FIND 8'7WOUAlt wt-bar, llrplo'1, hatU'7 We'reopenUUforyou owner wt~ finance home on• quiet. •tree 11111 doou, conred Spac 5 Bdrm. 3ba on Boaut.NewEqlHdatyl M1tr nlte. •ut,SOO. ---------• SZ2S.OOO. Ait. clOM to eJem. C. Jr. hi. petlo acr011 whole back huce lftdtopd comer lot. spUl level home, a Br at OwMf· 411o5'SC, t"IMUT red hill ... '152-l'JOU COOPERSTOWN 1cbool1. Clean • nea olhouae,extrawallrtand Jmmac uplrd'd family den, brick fplc, bum ft---vt~ ho!Qe w '"" landtcap· Mlaalon 1tone fence In re-home. J Br-may be con· cellp, rec, area w /pool, ..,__ ·-Int. (J.Je). $1JUOO a r y a r d . F u I I )' \'erted to 1,. faro rm or J a c 0 z z 1 & t e n n 11 Custom ' bedroom S Downtown landtHped with vtew. den&cotnce.SuperSharp 1121,soo. Open House bath bome. Lari• lot, By Owner. STIJ.500. Open alSl83.llOO. June2J, l·3:30PM, June farnlh room 6 a Unique M•l property &111day 1·5. Ul·Wl (aft ....... 2 ... M 27 •• •1111vt tlreplaou. '121,IOO cootalnln1 two 1bope, swkdaya) ~ -· ~ r ' ..... e .....,:,4fMIOO ju1t trethly patnted.1~~~~~~~ PR€\OTIMG€~ Ave. NB. (Hbr View Vartou. usee ft'Om comJ~ _ ~ Ji , Knolls) ---------• merclal to llabt In· ExecuUvelplendor SPYCJLASS HILL -------•I d111trlat (llf> lUOO &per •harp I Br 3 Ba , 64S.'646 Brand new View ' 8r, C11flltra11 home.DlnRm,1lrrond. ---------1 library.I. ramlly Rm. ,..,......., SWlllUYI ,J18100M ProblblY tM ltalt toetly cl It'•' 'kind In w1una tOU., a neat a BR, 2 Jqt)I 8ornliitO mOdtl. ~ b!Otk to. 1r•111 perk. Wllb ~awlfcl c1mo11. oear new carpeu and ,,_._ P&1111.:0nl7~,-· Aanmable v, A. loan. C.-H4o7JI I l.4Ce pool, hath 1•td. IASTIWFP DWnic Km. Open wknd1 Beailtitul ...,.v•t.e ro.ld. CROWH=~UTATE IYOWNEI 12·5.SZSI0,000 '40·1'1&1 R.unJ .,..:_"l·Acre, OK • 1069 Lovely 5 Bedroom, 3 bath f::. 'T::~ =~ family home. 2500 iq n. of lreu. at• Pool. 10 Complet•l1 u9araded Mlnutu t• lhrloi. with prime unobltruct_. .-...Jl .. -1 vtew. Walk to 1chool1 & --'1 lbopplnt. Prlnc1pal1 on- ly. Sl1S,OOO. Ph e.o-1.SN KEN BR11TINGHAM REALTOR Specl.U.t lo Mllln• r1n1 homu In the NtwPOrt Harbor arH ____ ...._ __ ....,.. alnce 11113. Call: S41-t333 Eltacxwne 11»,000 Ftrrn. f Culottes Click! 9026. WAIST 2'"-32" Ii., 1fT,.,_; .... 1lf~- lmiclde Afghan UTILPMD ftl*, fDcd yd, pet.lo. 1 -----------1 tr ••• 1m.1 ... CAI. llNf ALS ....................... Oakwood Garden Apartments 917·1172 =....,...,. _..__ Br 2 .. '..i.. 2 e•~ + 880 ne (at 17tb) &4lde uw twa-, NB.. aale/leue bacll:, you ·-..... :... .. -·, Jul~y·... R·-.,.. R EALTY COMrANY ...... ~ "'*·end pr,*· .. -~ -+10',{, ...... oo-~o.·~e1001;·, ----REALTYINC. FANTAmcv•w 2Br2S.lloaM,doMto -J'd,$115..IQ.llm ILOL7»-UZ1 117M1TT 2 -·toed~ Wuber, 714/S...1371 hw1t.epstobeacb·ll.2 beecb,com.munltyt.talUI Mar.nab -Irv me ...:..;.:....:.;.. _ __,,.,..._---t dryecr~~·._..~mLSfee ~~~~~~~~I JIR, a batb + dlnfn1 aspoo1. $&50.175-0255 .....,.,.....,._. Mbalt &elde l llr. Pool. Cott• llue-! ••P· _._...,,.. r: room condomlnlum l700lethSt. jacua1. md..r."8.J: 6 •--------- howlesononeR 2CPlot. fl7·1172 ...... 3244 w/hlthbeama,flrepleee NEWPORT CREST U>overatletb> Wmdr)t.'240. Room ror another unrt -••••••-•••••••••••• le 2 balcom.. On CWf CONDO, M2·8170 -~a z Br a Ba $79,950. J im Warren 2 Br, 2 ba Condo. Brand N of ""&"'"""&n Realtor e75-1Ui or new. Elec 2 car Jar. llMTALS Dnve ln t.auna · o. a or •BR, cblldreo OK. IU'dea apt. Poolu6'" :i.s7~. soum AY.3BR Patio. 445·201Z JI, 2BR.2ba ...... b .. 10= ::;~ua:t.;~~i::~~ Pool,temu.,walktobcb. WATll.ROMT arM.-.1101'. a . ...._trial~ home. JUrdwood noon. _646-__ 3.W7_ev_. _____ !or8R2B2~ +D,2 !;.c/575 eleva\or ; ucurity YrlJ. '850.NO-l7ll And water view luxury 2 Bdrm, lar1e ramuy -brick ftteplace. Situated "' • · • • • • '· _.. thruout SSl!O/M l S. ,,_ apt.I 1 BR *1JOO mo. 2 Rm w /lplc ao "" ,...., ZIOO oocornerlot.Byappolnl· c-wnlew ... t !BR.a"'e. ..... "50/500 °L 'lit.°' Y{Y· 3271 Ba.:si5ooiro • llM•U Wt •1---------••••••••••••••••••••••• th. Before you pay 1ome •BR,2S.i. .......... sus Mary ,.,.011) ar OD c., • ..,_ BIU.GRUNnY OU Sltl Ml Ac,.., PlacenUa Ave, ment.115.W/mon l I th " THE BLUFFS ao.1235 u.·52 ••••••••• .. ••••• .. ••••• ...__of ........ --a I br, l" ... -S. .... C M w/2 rental houan. around • • ca I I •Bn.3 ................... ,: "~" Np&Blvd. llJ.O. A•aU.la-&'-.. -~. COLI OPMIWPOIT aaenc et or e run D .. _ ..... E,~~~~~~~~I 1..a.-01.&••u1w• REALTOR 87MH1 ar. YI~ ..,..__ ~~·~ 548-8818 REALTORS CONSUMERS GUIDE. COSTAMESA &..ag..Mlgllll 3212 SANJUAN Nr.BcbS155. l)rLSC.:llMJIGD.rrt. -• ......_ ..__-.-~----.. -2-0-0 • 671-1511 Man" have and 1r• 1l•d aBR, ae.. · · · · · · · · · · l8llO ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. Bdrm 1 ·~ .. _tb condo uW pd tee tl7•1 In _.. .._. _. 6 •----------1 the/' dld. 100'• of hie'•. Shoret Garden Home-i 0 ,'' ;.-';' n l . Homeftnden • 551.()122 Adda OYtr .. 2 • lftl,.,_ _______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• De!uxebomew/vlew.aBr plex'1 tc apt'• available Eleaant, immac, 3Br. Upetaln/dowu1taln, 2 mo. 311 W. WU-a. ATTHlllACll ~of the l11t, fantastic 3 Ba, FR, wetbar, FP. 2 NOW! At Beach or .. Up ZB 9550 4lla.ea56 car iaraae, cal'll«lni " •--..... ~776 m :_.a_n ______ 1 ~ ol ....,., ~Mt harbor" oce1n view lot, car aar, bllns, refrlg, to lOO'• of NEW llttlnss a, mo. 1 b II I •~ ----,. --. _.__ CdM. Fee l1nd. 1200,000 W /0 , 4U Poppy. Agt • a ch d 8 v • S m a II eve l•!.4!_ orWI • 't ul tt· nlona 1-;" ... •••••••••••••••••••• Lee S Br I Ba, C-. to ~~ .,.~ ~~ , .. ,.. 9 67 .. _..,. 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No pet.I. ~ 2~·1~ Xlr•. --------•I KJ.da yea.petano. dbl. 1ar. 13115. 211 Santa TwoBedroom. 38r, 28•, coodo. A/C, New 3 Br, 2 ba, twnhle. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · ._ owu. RIGHTREALTY llabel.87M700 Deerfldd D75 bltna,elecgardr,lle.Ju· Cuat crpt/drp1, trplc, 211r,1~beH>la.Cplaon. -~--------Cotallna Jsl1nd, 30111110 979-lll3 Su 2 B 111 Id Univ.Park D75 ly lst. Ph 147·5222, patio. 085 Leue. l-2-3Bdrma.Neverllved 1.y. No child. 1146. 110 38Jl.l1;1aba.~. oce11n1bay vu , R -3, per r, ava mm · 'lbeTerrace S3t5 ~•v•. 5J8..0llT lo. 1 ml to beach . Joumll..141-'lm pool, tennla, p&'f~~ ~.000. <714 I 871-312_1. 3 Br 2 Be, lfe FR. fpl c. lge ~.e by. 7~_!.,.WdllaeoYnl, Turtle Rock 13115 C .. ..1 ~/up Open 12·5 dailf. famlli• no..-. a.fer .-... Ph .,. ,...,.. Woodbrtdae ssoo New 2br, 2ba. Cpt.s, drps,a.zawm111 1411 D~U.ware. HllDt· ..._..........,.. .,_•~'.en.Co . McMMt•. D...,.., pvt back fid· Wllbr, dryr, e75-8412evea. Rancho Sen Jq 14951525 rec racll. adulta. $475. Ula....... J421 lnston Beach. 442-lllOl Centrally loc:.r... C~ta ._ lnort 1400 retri1. Co lef: Pk. area Three Bedroom• 496-5321 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M-1818or Ast. ~ Nr new ·.nmme, a MarJ 2 llr, l.,.ba, elK ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4:!0.0erry. 5-82118 ~,.... 1226 TheTerrace Ma& LdleFcwest 1215 ON11lE BEACH, ln San 2b~1 1~ be, din/rm, wubet'/dr'Jel' ~-. "1.ll.ke Arrowhead". view Nlcc 2Br.newdecor,fncd ••••••••••••••••••••••• VUlqel 14.25 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Clemente, new ocean-pauo, 1ar, alr c:ond, petlo, pool facU. th· pnvacy, 3 BR, 2 Ba, loft, yd, 11r, 2544 Oranae. B, Beaut. Sbr, 2ba, F.R .• Univ Park ~For 1 4 coul view, lae 2 Br 6 LA.MOLOIDS bltu, 1n41cped, only ~ • Wunet. 3 levels, cathedral be11m Sl70. lltll tut +'100aec. Crplc, patio, yard. Avail. VWaie r 1475 Bt ~or iit:· net I· den, 3 Ba. Pool, jac uzzi, No C'Ollt or obliption to 1115. mo. JUIU left, 1121 S.!25.A:el«.C.UldUpm, cclUna. Owner. 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Broolthunt FAMT ASTIC VllW ~~~!;~01:1~~~=~r~::2 955-2.200 dys, 57s.20l9 evs PLUS MANY MORE sea Br, 2 ba, r rpt drps. $350. ~ CAL l8n' AU CAL llNT ALI arbeads, sm. Call 2:Y .. Acra w /220 produc Santa Ana St. 962-5050. Fo...taia Vtr19r 1214 bltns, landscaped & Newport Buch. 3br, ........ __ , k + 1107 '57·1172 ~ 1nit avocado treu. Wat.er ....................... view Behind college. 2'-'ba. 1reenbell, Pool ., -11-1- to lreea. all ulll avail on Co1.Je1e Park-3 Br, 2 ba, C,EAN 3 Br 2 Ba 1435 495-68l8or838-123-' jacuui. Lie. l450 mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR, crpt.a, drpe, bltm, 1Br, pete OK. ~ blk:s i. pJved road. Xlnl lermi. din rm. !am rm, bltm. mo 17417 Santa Mana ~2700 S330 Yrly. 1 + den. new prt pr, wub4rr fee. la ocean , SZ20 mo. Avall 7"'1. RKR crp t drp1 1450 m o. FV Nr Sliter & Sharp 3 Br, 2 ba Allio 1tove, refrla, newly ldtdlen.~.1112-GM MM9l2 ... 1714>1176·5717 Garden o r I n cl u d MagnoUa 875_0113 Villa Condo. Cpta/drpa. To..,..... S painted, well located 2 BR. -.. .-.1er m ~~ 1 Br 1~ e.-:a' OR 522-20llO 642-9731 ' · A /C. pool. no pets. ~thld 152 6'2-3113 •-. ..--'--• • ----l ... llMJl•leech 3240 TURTLEROCK 1335/mo a.5095 ....................... or retired cpl. H ramllJ '·plea. P ll 11w1111 Mac1d N u l Lovely 3 Br home needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br.2Ba,btlll&co1yln& · Zbr,frplc,patlo.iar.Pool 2 Br. small, very clean. cbildralorpetl . .....alZ balcony,lndryrm, . ProdU<· Rrovti Bii( la nice h m 1ly w /refer· out, l.seW·5Z29 .......... ..... J26t •iacuu:l. Adulta, ref's. Deck. patio. Tri·..._ lowet' 1 BR, epta 5 point.I area. S27S tno. ~t'ta~:rdl!lk~hup~ ~~~~· l.'f!Cel_.DIO __ tm_o 1148-8420 •AVAIL.AILI• Univ. Pk. Terr. 2br. 2ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• dZlW.Wlllon,146-2010 875-2253 -.bttm, l"lllrt1, tz2S MS-5192evale~. Ownr a 1185 4439. SpaCKNI 7 Yr old ll Br, 2 ...._W frplc, country kltch Nr. Harbor Vlew Monte10 P'oxhoUowVlllace c.,lttr-1Nd13111 AdD!ta,nopeta • .....rr7 ....... Jl•f ---ba home In one of Cl\l's *""" * pool $425. 552·7899 or 4Br, 28•, l'tplc, fem rm, mJ ••••••-••••••••••••••• ·-•-••••••••••••••••"' RHl•t.te nlcut ueas. Frplc , Houaea. condomlnham1 551-UIS pool•elubboutepi:IY.Nr ~·.!fee:~..r:i:rt!.au~ 2 BrJ~le.JMpetio,far, l llr, peUo, bltu, read WOODBlllDQE W..ted 2900 oov'd paUob 2 car •er. and townbome1. Month park• ~booi.. taSOmo. decor b nd pool adult• no peu S325 now.$235. PINESAPTS Crpt/..1-ltn1 Nr S to month rental.I 1tartln1 a Br 2 Ba. nlc• yardl, nr w I 1antener. ~13ts aoll , ra ... 2Sne'll!t .... ..: 2s2•" •Via Calt.ror·nla· 642--1, 2 &: • bdrm units. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"..,., · -to -' --._ .. , ..... •-h I ..... coune -Ae..... uv • C&t Plaza. Xlnt achoola. at_... _.., . ......:a.eu n pa .... ac 00 1• _.,mo. · ' 4111-iz13 t De1t1ned like earl¥ Wanled Hom• w /pool 811 Canyon or CdM erH . Pvt pty. 6'4·14&2 no bkn 01.lldren & pet& ok. 1450 Hunt.tnaton Harbour and + dep. 552-0430 aft 6.30 8ll1·9432; 491-9872 or 1'e 2 Br, nu cpta,~ California bun1alow1. ""'r mo. Call 640·7649 Hunttntton Beach. Call 2 Br le den, I Ba, fplc, 4111H6U. eor-.. M• 3122 pool, lndryl, nr '•• From I 2 1 0. 115 ..-usf--d ... -'lt. Rancho San Joaquin, end .......a1t•·nn11.--. quiet ad h .• :u "' .......... ·~ unit. 2 Br. d•h, 2 ba, lake """" 7 .. 1 ... 1 ... .:-=D Spacloua end unit, 3 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• MS-3810·,f42.3151 ~.Olebra.N;IO E·Slde 3 Br 1 Be, new de-• --1 -• -. n..11~ -.. bl & aolr coUJ'H vie w. Im· bdrm, poo, Jacuz .. _... ~· R...tal• car. 1ar . ....,., mo. I m mac. SS50 64-4-5771 or 981-325G. re .... " 2 Br 2~ Ba, bltn1 ssz.ocoo ••••••••••••••••••••••. yurd 1579 Rcdl1nd11 Pl. i ~ ........ 9 V d Hbr VI Hill 3 B Im b .a-hwahr ...... •-d ... 1 548.6680 875-.-.. no. er e ..,, •· r. · '(I,. .... r,.,. ..., • .. .,_ • · r Br condo t.eDn1a pad HouMtflu.w.a..d b ~ mac. Lae / or rent Apwlw..ta,.,wl.a..d .... ... Fplc, patio, encl 1ar z 1 pe. ~,:J>O ticlii~:· MO WAmMG w /lfardener. $550. Ph ••••••••••••••••••••••• SZ1i10 mo. Afl.. -.aoe1 Siii + 11111. llAM·UPll. REAL TY INC. 2BRcondo ~/mo 844-14& ..._. , ...... 3707 Lee 1 br, refrta. lnel'd GMll54 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cut.e 2Br, 2ba colta1e. So of Hwy Sml yard. frplc, W D. Adlt1 $476/mo. 873-S382 or 875-65.S l o .. ,.. 3126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714/146-1371 ~:condo = '525/yrly. Nwpt Hcht1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 ~~~~~r:lc. 1f95. 1U1 Monrovia _Qiado, ___ Oraop ___ Tree9 __ •1tu 3BRcountryk1l S38S 3Br. fi m rm, 2ba+boat Walll:toBc:h,'285.utllpd, Pool,ten.nla.Someocean .M.5tl-7*M lbr,lbe,W/Dtnclc!. ~BRR !!!~ =~~iy. Ocean front ~ 557 Is Catalina view1. Clole 1 BR Cottap, cfr111, prtr'c. ~. STl/mo.111·1515 • _... d to abopptnt A: ftH beach. Qlaet adlta only. no pet.a JBRtnhouae SUO home, s uper con · 3 CGNM .. ..._. 3722 844-218ll !,_80,,;.,!ialnut St. C.11 •-m--L ••..a• 3BRA1C 1450 Bdrms th wt •••••••••••••••••••••••~~~~~~~~~I -_,....._ -38R tnhome '460 SllOOtmo, oo • a er = _...:;;;_.. ______ ~ ...... ••••••••••••• .. •• 3BRatrium '445 Condo, new •harp 38r'90Q/mo. Rea~July .,_,.... Nort.b La1una, ehul>·2 38R country kit. 1475 2Br+den. view. ~!!.~ G~dm!~c?s.~ OW C-0.. .. M• BR, 2 ba.: nr. ocean JBR tJ\bomaA1C 9415 WATERPRONTHOllES .... 1 • • • Deluxe2 bedrm, l~ bath 2 Br+da. Wet bat" bl t:m/Mo.1Utr.'1l-f700 •BRA/C $.'500 Call831-HOO Co.NW... 3724 apt. All bltnl. Endo&ed trta ta den. 3 be, walk SBR ~~ NR BCH. lk 'DU 2 Br, den. 2 u••••••••••••••••••••• paUo. Walk to 1boppin1 bcb-New-1500 94 ft. MOO l ·BR ~O&J' apt. la the. 2BRdenA1C =:;: Ba. W/D, 2 far, ssoo. $40.00WUK&UP & beach. Adult.s. -Refs. Pht7'M71t treet, qulei, close to 4.SRA/C ......, ~Imo Apnt ooree towa.Avall.aow .... - •BRNook 11100 875-07'5orS52· 707 • :~UC:M~~!~~all 641-a, .. es,67Man ~~r:. 3~~pt':.° d~':'; *47n 48R 8650 Eastblulf. Lae. 3 BR •Jlhone8erv,Htdpool stove/ffl.• laund. rac:U z Bil, roomy apt., home. l'amUy rm. Uke 2370NtwPOrtBlvd,Cll Deluxe 2 Br 2 Ba, FP. No pet.I. $125. mo. Ndaded,=woodly; IM!'W! Aeent144-ll33 58-975&orNS-JNT ct.ck, beam cellp, 111~ aft7Pll-.m1 nr. = 1 N>O. '~ '900. Rent or lie Harbor STUNNING lie t B Juml ne. 1420 mo ............... Jl•O ...;l)';....L ______ _ View 3 Br as Fam Rm. airdor1 •Pl. pool.t.~ ~· 844-aco& .. •-••••• .. •••••• .. ••• lAunlrtou No. W.-. ~ort Weybl'ld1e. S235.710W.18tbDU'Ml. Duplex Old Cdll, %br, llAMDMIWI newly WU lar1• 2Br# $170 ffl'lc. paUO, laundry rm, 2 llr apta. !'roa:l •to/per ~~~":,.Bili:...~~: IAMCH llALTY a Br 2 e. Bdl bM for lie. Befrlt .• pool chbwhr, aar. $.'ISO. mo. f73.3537 mo. J4U Delaware, BB •cuff Dr. - l'»lc, iar. pool, i.nni.. .,_dlelor, Smalu... DISCOVER <>c:ean/JeUy Ope u.s DtUy. t ICUe to _;__,;;......;.~----t~ia{i' IU·UU; CALUNf'AU vW.r bl pluah IOlld e»m· oc:eaa. 842·H01 Ast. Ol:ean.._,.._ D11lpcl, tort. 2 Br, 2 ba, fW11. Dbl 511-180I =--........... -----------4 cu ........ suoo. mo. 8aac)l ....... ea •• be. 4lll'-W8 ~· OOBrR011 Jt002 ~CdM.12 frplc, d.tbnhr, patio. •AVAIL. UOl&D. Newlj~ ---------I ....................... I ... , a_. I' l)OO ' N4"J •• ..., ab&tp. Roa deconltad l lit \.,. •• --------1_;;.;....;...;;.;...--. ___ --1 Im;;: CdM locatlaa. 1 mu..-... ~. Oqu side of Br, 2 be, trplc, 1l&Odtdt, Jllft I Br, t ba, • a.,.• +.-.-.i ~ w..r. dlbwlbr. llOO. mo C2IUd. am· ,a ot. c,u, a._....... •12 '7$-DUd.aJa. b, 'bltm. U~ ---... ._••••• AT1HlllACM 1"' 2 Ba .._ SZS0.9*Qo ... bd ~ mo. + .S.00.lt. Popt . u.a ,.._, m.C• . ......._ _____ , ft'plc, ........ Mo ..... Jl24 -11th. It ~ • ............ .,, •1111 .... i.. ••• --. •• ....................... ~ ~ -------'4 ROM SZJO Dehm II Mil9 Jdr'a Jp tllbooe~~95i~ II.tun adlllta ooly oo =~·~lbll, • -"*-:-M,.-----~--------leo. ... I..-4000 ._..to Sh.re 4300 IUIJMuR_.at 4450 .._.. LMt&,_.. UOO P'"°'9ds 5150 HefpW..tecl 71 HetpW..tect 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• <>fpautllllty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... .,.,. .._.. 3169 ROOMS S2:s wk up with Mature woman looking DESK apace at 17875 ....................... Lott: June 4th. Small EXCfrING RECORDING.---------· .. --------• •••••••JJ•••••••••••••••• k1tcben. f37 $0 wk up for apt to share. Pk Beach Blvd near Newport Restaurant It mixed breed male do1. ABOUT BEAUT.GIRLS aptil.54·'755 Nwpt, or companble Talbert In Hu~llngton Nllhklub 1190,000. Call Black. Short, Uaht bait. SSl-6150 1 1~5363 LAKE FOREST. R~ 6"-9539 Bea(·h $50 ~r month Alt. 5.'il·2ll0 btwn 7 & Sprln1dale/Edln19r, --------- hse. prlvllege1, club Roommatetoabare2br.2 Btingownfumlture.Ou~ BPM ~· Reward.Me-4714aft •SHARON'S* rettptionlt1l will an1wer S.30evea. OUTCALL MASSAGE mbrah1p Ref's. SUS. ba apt Promontory pho r ... DISTallUTOI Lost wh t temal• Sil 2"4 n...1-l Oppt l your ne or .. o per ... 499-122A Bachelor atltdlb on the . rum . y o metil peo· month Dally Palol office, Ratock Toy World dill· Samoyed 8 mo old Vic --------- water . .Fireplace, com· ROOM -WANTED NOW: pie 973-6M7aft6 642-4321 plays. Over 75 Naln'I Balter• Bristo.I & PETER-I have the plete kitchen, yeur lease Male atudenl quiet non· Roommate. mature, sl11· --brand toys. Disney, Paularino Reward "Rina" tickets. Please utill~u/~ocn~~I Don1nclud1n1 smoku, wUlina to do odd ble, t.oshue 3 Br apt, Bal Tonka, M1ttel. Noaellina 5'5-IOll · call me. 646-0818. .... ., ~ •H ........, .... 5p.. •...11&-1 Sf/CM lnvolved. Sm. faveat. re· Cou.Of MIW . ..,,.RT ,.,.,., .._ . .,,_an -Penn Sl40 mo + utal yrly _.. "" 'd N\Dt. •-b ----------1Havln" been !!el drift in ..-v ---------• 67J.8780 For Leue: Now Avalla-q · 1....,..., ... ventory uy Veryaenerouarewardl • 8 REALTORS S.. • .,. • .....,, 4200 -----ble 3000 aq ft prime back. Guy Burnett TrerneadousaentlmentaJ theSeptemberofmyUfe, '75-5511 -••••••••••••••••••••• Office .... at 4400 space. Nr CdM Frwy. <n4)821-8602Co1Ject. value; F1orenUne aold I can offer aid and com· lbr w/aofa.bed added.••••••••••••••••••••••• Olst111cllve1nallaapec:U. C tf Sh f II rin1w/3Jar1edlamonda forttoafellowlraveler.I 'Alk MIWPORT BJock to bay A ocean 65 _ • ---"-·apln" •· ..... h .. e•. 0 .ee d opN. u Y ln cent.er plua 10 1mall lilte to walk lhe beach In •..-5RS.t'!IFT ........._ .. • .... •• .. equ1ppe • ewport winter &t picnic In sum Bachelors, l or 2 S2SO.weeltly.548-6173 """ turearewellaulledtore Beach loc Ideal tor cblpe.t.o.lvlc.olStuffed . .Bedroomsl<Townhowiea ---------1 1617WESTCL1.FF-NB W.lorolflcelocationCalJ Noodle rntaurant or mer. I love to read and f'tom 1249 50 SAN CLIMEMTI AGT S..J.5032 Mr Welch al 751 2334 owner~1~~':[~ ~aSO:: Ba y 1 1 de safe w a y talk & Ualen & share lov Sperlacular spa, total Beach homes. condos. fSOI WntdfffDr. ~ marll:e l , NB Cal l tly, quiet Umea. 1 have ASSEMBLERS (T emP1rary) AYON ..a> DTaA CASH? Earrunp are 1ooct-boun are nexlble when you're IMMEDIATE open.Ina• AVON tor Individuals u -~'Uve. Call ~.:U~:·! perlenced 1n mixing :zenith7·1358. epoxya/compounda.May,_ ................. . also perform varlou11 --------- electrlcal/mechanlcal assembly techniques re· quired and should not be aller11c to epo11y1 or Baby11tler my C.M . home 2 chJld. Noo-smkr. own trans. Varied hrs at $1.50. Ref. SSM382 compounds •---------Ba byaltter, mature woman want4!d to care ror l child 1-2 day• wk. flexible schedule Refs plea.se CdM 6441.-11 __ .. a~ o~-rv• no~ 1 ., ~.... ....~ -lots of lime for fun bul no recreation pro11r1m, ...... nc>l'C " -,.....,__, ti f I "4-.t 50Clal program. 8 pools, 8 B RTHA HENRY Newport Financial Ctr Newport Bl frontaae. Sign Busu1ess : Same loca-me or pa.,"'• games. I BRUNSWICK lelllll.ll courts At Jo'aahaon REALTORS LAoalllg Office Space C M Prime store 1300 to t1on over 11 )'Tl. Shop, 2 Lost· May ~. M~nx Cal, can laugh el myself & lslimd, Jamboree & Sen ZlSDel Mar 492-4121 CaJlonSlldhnacer 38001fAgt.8'75-tBOO bd apt, 2.,., ton ladder male tabby, white blnd cry al a klndneaa. I think Babys1lt.er, Vic Victoria & Pamooa 2 eves wk, for boy 2 S48·97Sl eves Joo7urnHillaRoad ., __ J"mn Cap••lraoo. 2 (7141842-3lllest246 truck, tools It equip All ft , yellow collar, while I'm a hell of a nice CORPORATION 71 .. t , .... 1900 "'""' -~ NWPRT SCH STORE for .. 12,000. Ter ms tac w/nS48-7508. rr s~n woman who would share -~ Br. compl furn. Condo DElUXEOFACES 2830AvonSt. SJOO/mo ~842•7399 anywhere, anytime call lbeae shortened days Steps lo heat h. 4 Br 2 Ba, w;pool $400/mo. 499·2756 Comml & indsll spaces, Jerry Wynn 12l31477 7701 S4().32S3 wtlh o hell of a nice man. ]J]l H.-bor iu.c1. BABYSITTER, 2:11>-5:30 pm wkdaya. Permanent Sallr)'. Univ. Park. SSZ-0317 fplc, c~. drps, $600 vrly 5275 SO '611. 200 lo 2000 sq fl. As low 47oN Nawport-Blvd. NB ""w":::: Write 11982, Daily Pilot, Coif• Mesa, C •· lM.IM2·l44J ~ to $7 ,,.,. "' 5020 LOST · Over al zed P.O. Box 1560, Costa 92426 WATERFRONT HOM ES :1;:1:; ttV~e~~N~~~e~: ~'.~~.P~l~l~~·a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Do be rma n blk /tan Mesa, CA92626 An Equal Opportunity Babysitter, summer ; 3 Lovely 2br, Zha Condo Call 631 1400 H d 5 P In c h e r v J c S a n E I M F boys. My home, Laouna an Y lo D Frwy --Furniture Mfg needs 3rd Clemente ort Junlpero LEARN PIANOTUNlNG mp oyer I Beach. Call· 499·48tl ;~~~!.c~1:·n~'!"k~c~~J~ l&Z bdr.ms, Newport Olll. 8Jl·l400 ~c;1~!cc£~h~~ 4 rm,~ partner w/$30,000. Sale. Rew a rd! 498·2215. fOf" an exciting and re-~~~~~~~~~--------- patios +f°:il· walk to Beach. Garage. Steps lo ~sTCLIFF "'IE• , sq . greet, need capital. 98().14Mor734·198'7 warding career. Low ASSIMILY HELP Banking bch.$446899 6757598 "TIO A A Ample parking, xlnt 847.5713 cost, day or eve claas. uc1t-00Fo•1 Westchf shop'"· oc · ·-· __ NEWPORT BEACH C.M location 646·zs.44 ; U-fo•--Found: Male Jrlsh Setter 9'13-t808 Summer positions & " ..... , ..- cups.ncy Ju.ne 20th. $425. Nwpt Sch, ale~ looce11n 1400 Sq. fl two pvt ~8:'3.1 ----r _, 5025 In M v rd C 11 perm. pos1llons. No ex-TB.LEA mo.5484193&54117376 lBRor2BR.furn Start-baths. S400 per mo -••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ c curea. a pernec.631·0700 Benkexper.requlred •DELUXE• anl( from SlSO wk up 642·0200 •-..t.....fri_.1..._.._. 4'"'00 I st. z.d a 3rd T.D.'1 Per'IOftal Senlces 5 360 Irvine National Bank 6420088 -,. _,_ ~ LOANSAVAILABLE f"OUND ·2klttena,lblk.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Contact.BobCre11hlon t:astbluff 3 br ;i bu . ATTENTION Arl1i.t & ••••••••••••••••••••••• b I k h Associate Rep """ ""00 EOE Creditnotlmportanl. W /W t pawa , Mary Kay Cosmetics. .....,.,,, Leese Incl spat• master NWPTBCH2Br.2Ba. l'i Craft.mt'n $.5()lo$400mo C M lndustrial1400aqf\ &73-4883Broker _ AKBESEOPL!!J~ CAN'T F'abuloui. 1>kin care ATTB4TIOH ~u1te , din rm & dbl blk11frombch,frplC',Wk · Ut1I ancl. UNIQUE ret S265 2955Randolph "B' .....,,._, Follow up service NghSchoolwods l(ar11icc Auto door ly (2131763-6589 sludao "ThcFactory"42S 646·2130,1179-3709 CRED IT NOT IM · -Ulhan 897·8296 &Cellee..TrcuilMcf opener i11Y111I rool £. ,_ E JOlh St, Newport -PORTANT We have FOUND l'art Husky, -_.,. rC<"reahon areJ Adult~ BALBOA PENINSULA Beach or rail 675 6181 or MISSION VIEJO money to la.n, security beage/blk do1. vie E only No pet.a fo'rnm $.167 f>lk to beach 6 bay. apt 673·4271 IBSG-3700 SQ fo"T by 2nd or 3rd Trust Cost.a Meaa 642 94114 • ut:ywftt & up sips 8, SlJS per wk. ---l\ar cond ofc . 675-3534 or Deeds "'O ,,._,......_ 86SAmigo~w11y 1162-8680eves DESK space at l787S 8JS.021lext9M2 GrubbsRealty r UNO: Male Germ. •••o•••••••••••••••••• -Beach BI v d . near m4> 527.5173 Sheo. ~ppySt. ~~~boa Sdloolt & 2 B r . 2 B .i c 0 n d 0 , NPT BCJI on Penan I Talbert an Huntington Loguno leach htdust. f'9nln,...,.th _,,_ w custom drps. l"PI'-. blk lo ocean or bay 2 br, Beach $00. ,...r month 37SSq fl lo 875 Sq Fl Moit11 1, Tn11f · IMfnlc:tfoe 7005 I f d r-A.....;.~ Found: Mother cat a.Skit •••••••••••••• •• ••••• •• patio. pool. walk to new Y urn' . slpg 5. wk Bnng own furniture Our ~ S300 646 3357 -5035 lens Mother has abort BATON LESSONS .· Westcu(( Shoppan.c $395 ly rent.I $27S. June & recept1orusl wall answer ••••••••••••••••••••••• bl'-... 1·r, verv thin Up B .. 0 1 n n. r. •. 1 n . mo 645-6683 Sept. $295. July " Aug your phone ror $10 per 1140 Sq ft S300 Very de· ... 0 0"" HD .. ... . , .. .. .. 0 ... ~askforSandy month DallyPilotorric1i, slrable Ideal for -• ,. .. H ID per Lake Circle, HB termedtate 842-7966. --642-4:121 drapery u1I maker Haa for lat trust deed loan on v1ciruty. 84HJ087 1142·2712 or 67~9162 U you're new l~ Orange C.0., lemporanly dl1con tinuing your education, r ecently discharged from the service or for any rea.on seeking tern porary or carttr employ ment, consider this uni que oppar. You can earn $19'PEIWEH Bank an& TEI.LB P1t1me position av1ul Mon I hrs, Fri 8 hrs, Sat momi~ Ban.It exper. pttf'd Apply In Person Personnel Offlu 1~12ft J.J Goldeaalate Bank 10230 S. Paramount Downey. Ca 90241 Equal Oppor Employer S.,._ Newport Oceanfront t.obelowno1seoperaUon a La1una Beach own· CGPttrmo 3171 home •lpe 6, $450 per wk . * t MO FREE RENT• Unit A 782 w 20lh St. c )'OW'-OWO condo. Will pay L06T: Grey cat w/areen Swim Leuona. Pvt. All Banking Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ava11July30714·323·7476 1·2·3 Rm.dlx.offlcea.No M . Call Jock Saun-maxlmumlnterntrate. eye.a. S2S Reward. Lott ages. Yourpooloraptor Baaed on your produc T...,.T,_ ToSSOO. 2 Br studio $325 Dia · --I lease req Adj. A1rporter deri1on, days 642·0212 NORIMS ····n approx 6n, vie. Bannln1 mine. MS-lJSQeves. t Iv It y c 0 mm + Growmg S&L •eeks al· h W a ti h .. • I a d Balboa slaod, bay front, Hotel Lo al ( II tt•a ...,..7 ~ & Pac Cat Hwy 546·9581 incentives It extra profit tract out"o•n" -rson "'' un ry pier I< bch 2br 2b11 w r es. u eves.....,"', * 494-1057 * eitl. 46 d0ay1, 0963·0625 .lobsW..t.d, 7075 sharin&bonwi Ont.hejob w/friendlYPert~;ttlylo facU1llea, pool Kalella 213-478-M77 · serv. 833-3223 lll noon Sta age 4550 ---------eve1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• training Tremendous take lhl!I entry level pos. 831-IM32 or 493 9672 1> -700 f rr Avail 6/20 c l I potential lo r •ach XI l b r· •-49:l.86U sq. t o ice ;11pare ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOIUf' 9°' . . an rave . "' n one ill "' at· ---Lie lbr, patio" prk1. Nr available. Pacific Cst Boat & RV Slornl(e spacell M~ /0 Lost Golden Retriever, Prac. Nurse 494-8541 ext supervisory & manaae moephere. Friendly co s.toAna 311 bch & shops. Balboa Hwy Ul Newport Och nvaal S30 mo Newport AltoJIMITDl.oCllts male. Vic, Gok!en West 129.Calluntilt:30PM ~ menl positions. Must be workers.AJsoFreeJobt1 •••••••••••••••••••••• $250/wk 675-5810/642·9608 Call Robbie, 548.0757 Du.nes 1131 Backbav Dr. F·• T 1 • McFaden, HB. $50 re-peraonable & ambitlou.a. Call Carry S40-6055 , .. rest erm11snee1949 ward. 893-4960 Legal Secretary-Avail for For appointment only 2Br2Bacondo,alrcond, Udo Isle; 4 BR, 2 ba., N86440510. ,......Mtf.Co. relief wt, July 1 , call Coastal pool, lots or ~reen area, avail. weekly or mo. AJrDort Offlus Rft.tata Want-ed--4-,-0-0 642-2171 545-0611 Found pup, might be MS-6350,499-914 539·1113 Peno1111 AcJtttcy ~mo.714·1162·23SSev1. __ AaenlMS-7575 l"ONTHFREE Germ Shep vie Spr 2'7gc)ffa.rborBlvd .. l'Ull service. No lease re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• PIUYATI PARTY lnadaJ~. KB ana 881-857S Help W_..., 7100 9:30AM to2PM c.olta Mesa 5°""' L.,... 311 Newport Island, 2 Br slpe q'd. 20G-600 sq . rt Plenty t~ wanted from July ••••••••••••••••••••••• •--------~~~~~~~~~ .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 11, IZSC> wit. Nr bay, ocean or parking 2082 S 1-: ZJ: to Aug. 31, 3 or 4 Br. Will pay more for your LOST male Kenhound, £CC0UUfl~G •---.._......_.----0-~--1- Lie, quiet. luxurlou..a. ex ftperka.548·658'2 Bristol St. Newport fu.lly furn. around Nwpl 2ndT.D.KZ-3573 Gray on back, blond " " " ~· ,....,. .. "• Ban.ldna,perwonw/expln ec. 2 br, 2 ba apt. BeachS57-7010 Bch area 751 -33117 Need2Ddtruateedmoney. lep,ha11veatedl.D.taa. CLERK 1.1.UCENSHS cen ledaer Ask for San· Elevat.ortoacenlc pnv 2Br,alps6.•undtcll::.S2SO anytime __ Goodlermll.CallClaudla lost bet Bu1hard Developer opened dy at Garfield Bank, bch. Party at game room, Ju.ly, GOO Aua. 675-903-4 SM. Ofc'11 779 W 19lh St . W .. 'IJ'T'ED l'OUSE FOR Mayfield. 07•2689 M11nolla, off Ada ma . VenaUle lndJv. needed ireneral real eaute office 983-9802 total aecunly Perfect or 213·1127 ·6464, Bal CM. $85 a. $95 Mr "'" ~ Anawera lo "Barney" w/uper. In bank recon· l'j, San Juan Capistrano 1---------llvln& or wknd retreat to ~enln Walker· 642-7474 J UL Y P E RH AP S •• ~•••II/ R.ward, 1182-48311 cUiaUons, deposlta. gen'I Tremendous opportunity BARTENDER Wanted. the advenluroua adult. N-Bch atoceanZ :S orSTORE SPACE d AHUaG1U11S'fttW.rilte.:llChWan r!?~t:'d LOST·. •1a. nn..1•-lold acctac baekcround. and top comml11iona p/\hnoupt.o~hr.week. Startin& al $515/mo ~..-• • · · 100 "' v -• ..-"u.. SldJlsolJOkeylrlitetyp-Calll3l·3ZSZot&6l·l4SS. m'3-7730forappt. 41f.2113:S 4 Br, wkly A•I Now. rrooi.ae. perfect loca Came.lback Rd, Phoenix. •••••••-•••••••••••-• diamond wrtatwatch. on lnl req'd. WCX"k In lovely1--------- ---------1 67541:22, tl9-l4thSt. I.ion, '200. C:O.la Mesa. Ariz 85013 ---••a•n•• 5100 VlaUdoor Rtveraidet>r. new ofc. In ea.ta Mesa. ATTRACTIVE GIRL, Beauty ()pr-Need 2 Au\a· UDO ISLE ~ Lona time Balboa real ••••••••••••••••••••••• REWARD I 548.0127 Apply, Personnel Ofnce, alee opportunity for &lrl I.anti, P/tJme for busy Beaut 3 Br hme, 1lel15 to dent needJ 2 Br vrlv. Bv SCIAMIDS '• •II• IUO Nat.lOGaJ Syatem1 Corp., to model privately a le• ~.~ ~haN~U~ •••••••••••••••••••••• p'"'v. bch'•. Aul Julv, lffE ratCIENT ' ' ' 4381 Birch St NB <Nr hours a week Stnctly for .-.vi• • ..,., .... ,..,. ..... u I I • , ur1 s e p l 1 s r e f • • •••••••••• ••••••••••••• • . . . Dr NB ,~ ~!1!'.2... Aua Sept. S?U401 21s·siA·1i 1 a d y s: ANS1WJEIS Drtnt1n1 problem? o.c. Airport) EOE. f':d :S7e d~~ " 1111--·--· -------~~~•~ ALTnMITIV( 714~t'vn CallAlcoholHelpllne Ad Salumen wanted. 1 · c pay. a..c.pu.t1r MINUTES TO NPT $145. Week-up. Inquire f45 I tlll'" 34 bn da 83S-3UO !'.llabliabed 1 Must be attractive, have Broad exp. 411 hlih de~ BCH. Oak St. La1. Bcb. Mon.lb to month rmtan· Wanted houu under Jwllor-Yout.b -a Y maaaz ne co nice ngure, ti. stable 6 r kill 11 d Bacb,l~BR 49'-eMI eludes; recpt. Hrvlce, $225. Jlave poodle, must Groln-Weallh-PREGNANT? In Npt Bch. Qualified lo 1ophlstlcated. Prefer 0 • requ re for fromS2lO."up ---------•personalised phone cov· be Jn Cotti Men WI'l1lOtJT sell more than 1 over 21. And will con· 1.uallty product. Sam L. Adulta.NoPeta Npt Pen. 3br, 2ba, alps 8. erage, cont. room. mall 648-3038 Newa ltem : "The ~o~~! .. nllJ c,o~fldefnllall ma1ulne Utle, muat alder full lime emr,loy. oneCo.645-1143 n.hWllhr July, ~wk, l d d hi'""' •-• hi ' ..... e n • re erra · have ex,_.. and/or de· 15411 Me111 I>\" serv ce, un eraroun ----.••1 .,.'"" aave m Abortion, adoption ., .--· menlfor qualllled g rt 11 BOOK KEE p ER t 11 • <5BlbEaatofNew1>0rt AUi MOO wt ~ blk to prkg. " more, In ...,...,jltl•..t/ aUclet. He •u 1111•1· kMl>lnl;. lire. Salary+ commia. Girl Friday " Recep-t.trmedlat.a, for tniertoT Blvd.> ocean. 175 9034 or NewportBeach. ,..._. Jlni on th• freeway APCAll.., S47-2563 C.Jlforappt.675-6730 Uoniat.Dellcribeyouraelf decorator' atudlo. N.8 . 5"-llMO 21J.tl'T·1414 TIIEEXECUTIVE •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• wrntOUTacar" in detail. Write to Type lnvoleea, accounts FROM t240 to SS35 ~ Beaut apt plan•, avaU turn or 1111.fu.rn. S.c:b, l br, 2 br, l ba; 2 br, 2 SUITE ....... I.alt & ,__. UOO UMDA & VICKI Mw.r. s.n. nx Cla111lfled AD No.689, payablt. actoUnta rec, M0-5470 ~pu-wt, 5005 ....................... o.fcelMa.... Wanttowork~ Dally Pilot, P. O. Box prepare checka, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,., tM '-of lit • eveninp ln N .B. A l!ieO, eo.t.a Meea t'JIS2S payroU, iaue PIU'CbUC! USTAUIMfTA l"OVND, ~male Poo-6a"vhlJ-110raaseCo. CdMarns?Workf/tJme A1TRACT1V£ Gal for ordel"I. check l'k'l'Ml\I Codd••-dle,CbulaVllla Uc. taa•. as.nu orp/tJmetuomewlmds. parts delivery. MUST ~"1 •hl~,_doc11u~!'~.! __,,.. Vic. ~arda • Slater, Xtra paJ for exper'd KNOW ORANG~ CTY m _ ..... ,. -· u. ---------1 ~::!o~~;iO:.':O 1'!: B.8.Ma-2l11 llELAXINOMMSAGE operaton. EOE. Call 751-39M or 751-311151, aat b :/ftt"":• n.:bl ran••· Incl. ABC lie. FOUND: "11 Terry mix. ~~-:::,;,. MMllU. forlllb peuon•aTu;. :,~~11~J Prinds-laonb' •l• aray. vtc Adams• OUt.calla .. t0.·5111 dayaM..S400tJU:IO owner/apotne-O'Ja llua Verda W. C.11. ---------t •Uq'10lUCIMlt• ll010CI •..CHILLI'S• Onn•eOtt•alf''CINJ'I" P'oand: Female Pomera-OIUaUM--..i• 10AK4AM 111-44Q --------· I Pd'TTIMI ..... .,.. . kul bue eu. Call TU .... PA OU. - A.-id~ opsr. ely. !!!!!!!!!!!!9'!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! •ACTOltY Appl7 lo peraon. • DAI S GUAIDS Ouahtaon Llneoln ....,W..._.. 7100 HllpW..._. 7tOO •Aiieemblen co.ta 11-. 6Cen1to. Mere.,,.. tcaoo Beacll .............. -• .. •••• ··-••••••••••••••••••• P•dtaam1 Pennancai. ruu •hr\-•~ KB. ti• tbna ""1 ..,. ..-, dn¥er + rnalnt. •And w~m"" llme. Pboae 6 Lrantp ,.. N llAI. ISTA 1 • ~rt Uroe, 1ludent olll: Jot.AnJlforall q'd. RetJred welcome.l~~--------11-----~---t SAUSPaSOMS ...::.;;;;..,..;...;;;__..;.. ____ , w/lic D "'• Donuta, 1JIO • hblfta. NO rr;r; Call :M&OZT•. olc hn 10-2. llAIDS WANTZD ,.~ ~ aow avalla· COCITA..t • B,J.opaAve,C.M.AM. • CloMd WedMIMSa.ys. DoaQulxoe.ellm.I l"UWUIOKL ble ,for a11reulu RETAIL CLERKS WA..t'TUSS Dell,,..,. Hom. delivery ftf~gst»tj HAUWAAI nooH9WPQrtB1,Cll Cl.Ell aaJaperao &o Joln • 1A&m .. '° bn1 the mm\ al The Re~ ln t.be al rrw ln . propwlve offtce. eacJUe1. 111mourou.a, a.noon. pay lor • lnt.ereltlaC ~· opeq Maida wanted, Harbor c-.y a C 1 v my Ca ual ce ........-...... tuahlypaldprof ... Day coupleolhneacbday retail aaei •tore. Inn Motel. 1100 W Ouroeed f ll04So.Couttlwy ~OJIC1llat.2ndfr UTOTIM or ~• ;Ions. P1ace· Approa SIOO $400 mo temporary berT1ces Rec e I• e • • tock Balboa Blvd. Npl. lkh. 11 or an H · LAGUNA BEACH Jrd • h I ft• i D San mectauiaLCoodjobop Mmt have dependable 412DCampwi,Stel30 hantware.P\"e:funaan'5 f75.3M3. pertencedClerltwbocan 497.2417 Clemente • La1una Newport lkh ~t or older Good atilude1---------1 work at a variety of Luka Beach Otbw area• baft por. cu+ti.ckup.5'0-300S. 143'S GrandAve w /publlc. See Milt• Maid wanted fOT SeacUff wtth frequent lnterrup----------• openinp allO. Norcper . Ctll 714f.11.f I 94 DENTAL R E c E p Sant.a Ana M1·9021 John1on. H. W. Wrl1bt llot&I, Laa. Bcb. Exp'd t I o n I . P r i m a r 1 req'd, Apply at any of So. Cali . Cocktail nONlST Exper'd, for Co., 128 Roc"'ater St, arnot.'1M-cn2 retponalbillty wW be to RealU~lct.aMllL~~~....._-ourltol'W. Waltr~MI. Jnc.. 17922 quality crown ar bridge eo.ta Mesa support t.be employment _ ----~ _ N~ ... 81 d Slll:y Park Bl, Ste C, olc. Many benefit• NB FA.DELL'S · MAHAGEMDn'TRMI runcllon-rocord -Auoclate1-crowan1 eo.t:M.;;-· ~noz trvme, Ca 1112714. · pall 6'4-92ll. DINING & ICE CREAM H~ESSFS for Jewel.ry Youna man to work In keepin&. typina. answer-Costa Mesa office baa 1~~~~~~~~~ t'll 1'. PARLOR Parties. Excitin1 new growln1 tool rental bual· inl phonea, report pre· openlnp for s full lime•~ .vlLl. Dental Secretary /Book ~ bwi people & dla· line. Can lead to blab neu. Must be neat In ap. paratloa. Wiii work for salea asaoclatea. As a SUPPOmMI' Cocktail W~tressea keeper. Matureexper. & hwW1hers & ulihty peo-payln& part or fuJI Ume pearance A: hHe very more than one per&0n. Red c.i>et profeaslooal na The C~ • W~arf highly motivated. 4 Day pie. Apply In person· worlll:. 494-0217 aft. 6 neat handwriUn1. I Day Muat be excellent lyplat. you will enjoy our na-(hl or P /ThM <Rock band.I & dancina l week 5'6-3000 16301 Beach Blvd .• HD Hotel wk w /Wkd,y off. Prefer Mu1t be versatile and Uonal referral 1y1tem. aMS.,...hor 11-T. •LYN, Medications &. trutmenla 3-11. Mesa Verde Conv. lbp., 1111 Center St, CM 5'8·$SIS Po.ltlcMllJ nds full & p/t . We train. · -Mon lhru Fri . 11 30AM hll Ume maids Holiday married man for perm.. wlllin1 lo work In close local recognition and our Merchandise lSokay an food area. 2285 Dental ofc mgr & recepl to3:00PM. Prefer 18 yrs. Inn, La1. Hllis. Good relp. poalUoo. Exper . not cooperation with other bonua com m l11lon Handllna "PBX Newport Blvd, CM. Ph lnC.M. Must be skUled In o.ld or older. Ma le, benefila. Contact Person· r eq 'd . Apply , 1130 membere of the depart· ichedule. Our 1oaJ ls lo We oHer an excellent 642-1225 AM, 752-8955 PM ~~~ w /the puSabliJc & focm1de net 586-5000 NeWJ>Ort Blvd, C.M. ment. Shorthand ls a help you become a real Room Al~ndant.a , ............. , money· ary E qua I Opp or tun 1 t y · ph.m. estate pro(eulonal earn-Top waces paJd ! comf:::nsatlon plan In COLLECTION open. Opport. for rapld Employer Hotel-rusht audit.or . Exp .MANAGER, expr or will ins a profesalonal In-The Inn at Laguna onclud•tor'eambeberch~~:ace~unl advancement. Send re-ref w 11 l 1 Cont ct train. 900-Sl.OOO per mo We offer an excellent fr. come. For Interview call 211 N. Cst Hwy, Laiuna CLERK TYPIST swne lo Ad H33. Daily l"AS HION MOO ELS· f1o11da/ in!~ ~aa. iJUs +benefit.a lo 1tart App lnae benefit paclll:aae and nmMeqber,MS-Sf74 Pleaseapplylnperaon, Expoture to collectM>na Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Proleu1onal only, Male penonel (7l0581-5000 ly In penon, Me'n Eda an attractive 11lary. ln·. Sailmaker bu potitlotu Mon-Sat, U>-12 "2 4 helpful. Promotional op· Coat. Mesa, CA.1121128 & Female. Photoaraphy, · Pilla Parlor, 410 E. 17th t.erelted.? Contact. ~11 open Some exper. de· 13 Flf'HION ,orturutle1av1il.t.ocoiu· . Ramp, &Tea Room.Br· Howekeepmg (lite;) w/l &..OM 1 I 1 t alrable.CallS0-3*. M c1enl1ous Jnd1v. Apply Dental Assaatal\t.a wanted 1111 p1ctu.rea & Bio if any yr old baby. Mon·Frl. ~ _ _ _ _ Chria Krue1er 1 S"'' ·~ ISLAND National Systems Corp . 1 Olalralde uilal & 1 re Interview June 23rd. 7 30 lo 4:30 Own lrana. ,,... ... n..-~w ~ 431Jl Birch St.NB. (Nr c e Pt ram I 11 " r & &pm , Sat June 25, $50wk 91J.1363alt5pm. MANYfllPA.ID SWPLIMENT EquaJ oppor Empl:>yer QC Airport> EOE w /ansurance Corms Top l 4pm 3400 Irv I.Oil Ave, POSITIONS ITT YOW INCOME --------t salary le benerlla St.e218. Npt Bch. (Ya bllll: tlo••••lllg AJaoF .. P09ltloo1 $$$$ $$$$ Cafet.ena help. Sandwich COMPUTER &&5-2S52. olfBnatoi) c;...,... .. I ln-.Pll"SOMtl CANNON .. ~!!!•s!!. ._~T11MwE-.. & salad a1rl. Mon J>'rl OPERATOR DENTAL Au 'l Some Free furn ofc for lady at English spea .. n a . A91wcy ~--"" lu..a'"~ - S49-3404 exp.~ferred.Approx 4 pnme addreu tn xchnf. permanent Newport '811£l7th.CoataMna SALARY+COllM. HOU•-vlS Swi.01 abifl. 2 yn .. job day wk. Hrs vanable roe anawer'a phone In a . ~5a.ch.Sl"~v!kolyut. 5Edx1ap~d·. SuJte22A '42-1470 ELECTRIC ....... ......_ ~"' C.W-eto; A.ppr...tfce up 360/40 DOS familiar Begin Im med 631·3733 ternoon.:wi leoJl-12 ,,. ,... .. 458No. CoutHwy COUIGISTUDIMTS Mu.st have some mech'I w JCL&Spoolera. Serv. days, 494..fM03eves. Referencea. PlW~tep ~d -------eME. Dyer Road Laaun• Bch 41M-0748 Guaranteed Hourly bckgrnd. AP.ply The Bureau exp. helpful. Ap· DENTAL/A. I t F\!Uer Bruah: l full, 2 p /l •~. Daily • · · MARINE TECHNICIAN Sanu Ana, Calif. 92702 Wa1e Plus Bonus. 5:30 Carburetor Shop. 1942 ply National s,_tems HI pajiltlontavallcallin100 Box ueo, Cotta Meaa, Mu1t have eaper, 2nd (714)5:5l-'700EJtt.2108 1----------I pm to 8 :30 pm. Call Harbor BJvd, c M Corp. 4311 Birch St .. NB, Ortho. cbalralde. Will ulabll1hed cuatomen CA. 921S26 claaa Uc required. Radar Op 1• 646-4223 or come lo 250 E. nr OC Airport. E.O.!:. wain. Non·smoker. Hunt 531..e&84 u~--.. ~-r p/t, ~ hr. endonemenl. dealrabl•. An f'AIEual , portunity Real ~tateSalea 17th St. Cost.a Mesa. Cleaning Women wanted. Bch. 8'7-3519 ......._,...,..._... ~ Xlnt Co. benefits. Salary mp.oyer SA.LISPBSOMS SJ so+ per hr. NB/Irv C 0 NS TR UC TI 0 N Studenta OK. H &.in· commenaurale w/exper. Unique Homes has 2 SALES· Brlaht, • m area. Car nee. 968 88MI WORKER, Re11pon11lble. DENTALJllecept General <Xflce dance Dr, NB. 842·1225 .Dy N /;. M A Jl I N E openlnaa. Warm office bllloua, person to aulll -----~ . Ortho. Exp pref. Non TYrlSTS HOUSEKEBJR 114-980-~1 Pll£BOTOMIST decor. excellent aalea & •al• mar. ln marketing smoker. 4 day1, Tues SICIETARllS h. 1 ---------1 "'1ll Ume, SAM-2:30PM, Ustln& alda, tralnln& pro proararn, dealer rela COMTROLLER t.bru Friday. Hunt S ch Your skill• are In de Newport Be Liv• n. Muons. Eitp'd in brick, eram available . Call lions, 1dvert1alng. order We are seeking a person 847·3S19 mand al all level11 of l'x . Room, board & salary. block, etc. for non-union will draw patltota J ackie Handleman, proca11n1 etc. For right t1erical FRH POSITIONS lo S4!rve as controller for n.... J H ... ""'r We have many jobs Call daya 751·'1125, eve1 potlllon. Salary baaed on A amp I e "t' as I 11 t 546-SOOO persoo lhl.a can lead lo Secretary To $150. our Orange Co based .,..,ota yg1emsl ~the frvina/Newport ~-·-----exp. Ph Vlnce Caldwell w /aenera lab pro·---·--ouundesales&evenlual- Reul estate div ol flnanc1ally oriented. 2dayweek,exper .irea Work where " HOUSEKEEPER Llve In between 7·30 A 5 for cedures, exper absolute· RECEPTIOMIST ly Hies mgr position "•ver•1f1-"' co We req a Call 642·1050 for couple, muat have appt 7S9--02U ly necessary. Top Salary Oulslandln" oppor. In a fortune 500 Co needs ~ "r a"'s & ---whenvoupleaat-&Benefltproaram. ChaUenaing cueer spot growloa •1nduslrlal • ..ecretury w/shtd Great n ° yr!I exper · DBnAL ASSIST.AMT • car. 21702 Ocean Vi1t1 Mature women wanted Pacfflca ~al for person w/greal know rod l k " r ability lo interface •• .. "'S'S Dr. Apt A. S. Laauna for hou1ecteanln& how. •100 Call J iii plaallc p uct.a co. 630 var1e y, wor in,. or w1m1mt & financial in· Part-Ume chalnu:le, for HHH 1":'Y' ""2613 18792Deleware t .HB F--· • W 17lhSl,CM1146-44118. person u b I e e x e c stltullona le a deal re for progres111ve office m San : : 1 Tir".r\t 4...,. aervlce p/time. Car nee. 842·0811, X293/271 "Sne'""'tlin" •. Snelling or Sal-Out!tandlnR benefits & peraonal arowth & de· ta Ana-Costa Me:ia Area w W H 0 U S E K E E p E R . Top $$M5-51Z3 "'.. ~ ~~Ii~ s.t0605S ~~lopmen1t Scnd1 resuhme Someexpernee.979·397_o_ Temporarys.t-vlces Mature. 3·11PM 1h1ft. MATU _R_E_W_O_M_A_N_ ~~!1M01X1B Ne~~:e,:~"J:ncy NE;oPSMOR~~·:~Cll Pft"SOftlMC $700-"' l'Omp ete u ary IS· o..td ct.ofnl• 4320Cam~us Ste 130 lJ.7 night shJA, ln aueat p/lltne to we I com, ..,., r -.-tc>ry to Mr J .A Jones. E . d 1 NeWTW\rt Be ., .. 9 .,...1 home, C.14. 8"-&711 new"omera " contact To Train In all phaaett of Recept/Sect~ for R E . de· DRUG STORE need.I full lmmo:u. operun1 or ex PO Bo 1 ....... Sa l A xpenence n ex -..-.,.. °"' .. ... .. _1 •· · t c-... 01 P'd per1on Payroll Ca""""lxl ._.. n 8 na, panded duties Irvine l~S Grand Ave HOUSEWARESSALES merchanta. P\exlble hrs. our a.....,,. ves •coat.in& veloper . elf starter, ime expenen cu c · ""' call Sa •-u• 9021 2 lo 4 dave. , __ 1 ..... ,_1 a .. n. Need car, Uw typln1. production. 548·5125. good typist, pleuanl metlc11n. Presti&e tremt· bkgd helpful Oul.Jltand area, • 9-4, 552 8338 nta ,.,.a .....,. ,. """' ........ ..., phone manner Lt bk· ment le rra1rance lines ing opp in thls rop1dly Cook. dinner & cook's day. Crown Hardware. 547.JOllS. PRESSMAN w11eneral ltpg helpful. O.C. Some weekends. Penna- growingco helper. Premium wages D&ITA.L 3107E.CoutBwy.CdM. MICHANIC abop exp. Will train. Alrportloc.Sendr•ume nent position. C•ll Call Sue ~ 6055 Ph 49& 5446 blwn 9·12 A.salat.ant, minimum ex GellllAL OfftCE Brake. noot end. Tor. Re.p. person only . to p .O. Box Clts2s , 175-0150 for appt. Mr. Ordet-Dnil To $736 only per. will train, prefer X •---..Ion --•.51L A-vw .... P ..... 1lbl . lnl-2171 '-"-e,92713 Elwood X1 l l j I I --------ray Uc. frinje benefits Lo<*lnl( For Temporary ..... ...-. .., ..-. ,,.., ,. ""' u •w --------- n . opp o o ngrow na COOK /Exper'd. Broiler 642·T773 Work., E•rn extra PllCISIOMMECM'L ty lo t.al(e over 1bop for Printer IECEf'Tl"" ... IST 1--------• «> for indiv. w isparkl and aJJ meal.a Apply in money workln1 local as· 1 ... e-OI rilht perlOCl. Lea~• m11 ...._. Priahr "" SaJ• 1n11 person1ihty Top person art ·3 .JOPM. Dishwasher 1l1T1tnenu that add In· ".,._, 548-4000 Sm11ll law ofc, airport benefits & very rnendly u-ach Hou1e Inn. 619 67 .. 7760 ... k for Von or Ir •. For Ut article in1pection . Exper'd. only. ITEK " area, N.8 . Reaponalble MONEY ·tmosphere °"" ""a. "" le~lloyour 1 ewopen of small prechlon M~cbanlc lo maintain AB Dick 360 ~rator. CallChns :W0.6055 Sleepy Hollow Lane, La1 Hov.... . new opportunity Your machined " molded lawn roowin& equip for Growth Potential. ~al. dmdlutl~.loure.rfboutr':c~~~a~~ . bee. Sec'y $900 • Belt. OONUTSHOP, rttlme. all ~~rice skills are valued part 1. Work l n I l&e homeowners e1eoc ln open. Xlnt. benefits. typ~g. fall833·9983. (& PllO() S11 lary will go muchCOOK,fulltlme,someex-nl&ht shift. No exper knowledgeotY1(.5true Irvine. Perm•nent fill! Laguna Hlll1/Mlu1on - tugher for gd. 11ecretary per necessary. Apply In nee. Age 25.-45. Woman. ~Q~ 0 f f i C e • poeltlonina prel'd. Profl· Ume, good beneflt1, ea-VI~ area. 5116-3150 RECEPT10MIST Th• Life Llbroriet. to pres of super co. per 1 o n , Derby Apply in person, Mr clent use ol rne11ufin1 per req'd. C.11 552-8200 --------· Mu..t type. Will train on lftcl. 9'os Mfft M & Handles hi!! per11onal, Rataurant. 1.262 s. E. Donut, 1.35 E. 17th St., 0 overload mstnimentareq'd. forappt. PIQnllf'TION Savin Wordmaster ................. for . ronfldenllal mallera. Brtslol.CM. CM STACOSWlTCHtNC ---------. .,.,., Start&.ni 1alary $550/mo. ~ fwt lo·.__ Fanlalltlc opp. to move 557-0061 lta9BakerCostaMes1 MOTOllOUTI Pleuecali6'4-4242. • v...,. · ahead w l&d riui.es & COOKS. BARTENDERS. Draflspenon. Drafllnll 3723 Birch St. NB 549-3041 The Dally Pilot b11 1 MANlfl(R iilcl•ldlah Wlto w..+ xlnt. beneriu. DRJVERS. P /lime. ~ver from mark·upa, 40 hr wk Equal Oppor Employer larae route In Mtulon IUI ~ & A11tl1t for op· to won for a l•illt- <;all SaJly 540.6055 21 yra lmmed. openinp. Electri·PlaMer, Inc. So Viejo area, &ood for hllb tometn1t. part lime, exp .. d c•...L To $750. Apl)ly In person Me'n Santa Ana. 540-'944 school ot' colleae student. Immediate opening ror prefd, must type, be ln WE OFFER .... c ~ '"' Eds Plua Parlor. 410 E. l'!..m..1e.a "'L Oll!.e:IC• InstaJler Cable. TV. Un· A-• earnln•• -oo per the rllhl per100 with •-"'&ent ~well "roomed. Grow In' Co Or lltock 17th St .. CM Dr pery Work Room wsnA!l.A m '" ~.;: "'-11 .:::~":.., and ICUI • a 1 Person office, A/P &t deT'Jround & overb~ad. .. ......... ~ -....-.. compounding experience 830-5211 e.r ~ =:,, brokers nef'ds attractive Plealera. tablet$, hem AR hle lypina le t1hn1 Also bench tecbnlc1an. leaveaamea.ndpbone in1lliconerubber.Here's ---* ... -,,. person w /some com Cooks" pantry men, men. needed, exper or · Ex f'd t -'-co .,.,, ... c ..... nce to move into Receptwnist, full time for •C-. Paid W put.er lmowled11e Client expenenced Both day & w i 11 tr a 1 n . Be • c.-h Xl.nl benefll.11 MO 17 1 18 for ,1cs:r~e eu'~ee n· Ml~ e&.ERJC ~v;.,:1emenl position beauty ulon. 200 Npt ...... .._rt. l'Ortl.acl makes thla an u night 1tufta avail. Apply Drapery, 164192 Milliken 11 ppl An t-q ua op 11 Hours per week. Call u a production manaaer CntrDr. Npt. Bch. *Pel T~"• tremely 1ntereslln1 poe. in person to Ave. Irvine 540-6484 portunlly ertl_Plorer__ IMSUIAMCI 545.9411 or apply lo for a new compoundina 1 __ l'rV9IST • __,, Pluah surround1n1s S300 Paclfic Coast Hwy GENERAL OFl'JCE, SM() Work ln Beautiful N.B. in peraon to. Coral Reel facility in the Southwest '""'° ..... ' / • • • CALL TODAY call Rila 540-tl0$5 Newport Beach per mo . nr OC Airport, plea11nt ofc surround· Motel, 2tW5 Harbor Bl. Excellent benef\Ls Send For boat Hies office. Ap ~·- Clrtl Typltt To S750. DllYB dnt !\tarlln~ posltlbn in11s. We need an Un· C.M. See Eb or ShJrley resume and salary r• Uludc for naurea deaira· Gd. lyp1na will land lh11 COOKS SUMDA Y OHL Y Judy 71~ ~ dmmter w /agcy uper. Jensen. qulrementa to ble. • day week, lnclda SJ'llT TOM icreal job. MOil plusanl Variou1 1hlfts. Exper Deliver Dally Pilot tn med. lo trg bualnea1 ---------1 wknda. 8'7~3282 Mon-Fri. workln& cond'a & co· req Tiny Naylon. San bundlee lo carriers Re G&llft.ALOFACE accounta. Salary open.1--------.. Cluatnedadno.900 _e._5_:30_. ______ 1 Jlj aMaM~ wtlf'kers Superbenef1ls Ju o n Capistrano quirea van or larae 1 Girl ore Typln1 SO Call Mr1. Baker, NOW Recruitln1 •harp, C/ODailyPilot ~ l'aJI Sally ~o-~ 48:M951 wagon and a eooct dnv. wpm. Bklll:pna Resp for m.~ ambitloua man to Hit ro Box 1560 lEC.-nOMIST Secret.-y --------In g record Phone varieddullcs.Callforln· ---------hardware, tools• shop ~ta Mna,Ca9X!8 Busy .construction .com TIM£4.Jf( Pvt & contldentlal COOICWAM'nO 642-4321. Hit for Harry tervlcwll570700. INTERIORDESlGNER equipment to lndualrial ~ny1nlrvine.Typin1.ti UBUllESINC aecr~ary w tied. 11c1111 for Nl&bl ablft. Will train Seeley. Equal opportunl· M1111t have exper in de· acCOW)la. Ava S2SO ~r an equal Ute booltkeepln1. nice VP of tie. co. Thia ls on Avail for colle1~ stu-!}'Employer GENERAL ::r.l~J:='::,~~~:: •k. No exper. nee. Call oPIJOl'lUnity employer ~~:'7's.=1 P•>'• ~.O.E. M/F ~~~:~fl'::.P· Co. haa ~~h:~c'f:.rkers. 212 __ DIU_V_B_/f_o_w_Trw-k OFFICE needs fleidble m1ture1~71~1·~9""~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . •------- .,._ 'd t ti '"CM -for e•cll.t.nl --1.1-PRODUCTION .... n-C:LllC Call RJta ~O·eo55 CO U ~ T 0 R 0 I R L , """pr L mus ve · Ii ....... bl ..,.......... ...... ~ ., __ ., n-r. $760 P/tlm''e. c"'~t. Ml .. ••'• Coast Towlnl Servke App ca~~ muat ""' a • lion, IOme trave!J earn· NW'Mll Aid, Uve In, htlp MANAGER Ex~ndln1 Mort&•I• co. se.l•r.AL'i "·r~ -P"" ....... D , .... 1nc1 trl 1 w CM to type .., + wpm, com· 'A" ---uaJ wmmtted. col"f.! tor elderl" person. S m a t l E I e c t r o 1 Ors Ct .. __ 1 Im ... • U~TI I ""al ""'· needs 1 ... ln1 ""·h -.. .. , a W. 19th St, ,_ 111 a ay' · sett •· b ndl d .... ...,...... n ' f n · 'Y • .... n .,..... "' ~ w .. r .... ,, 646-91138 JJOH era ... a e •· 6*).8750daya,Mt-~001 Have own room. Reta. Meebanlcal MI Co. nr medc)penln1foraNCep- ahllt operator w/I mot. CM I.ail.II. Good co. benefits. 5:30 •11822,-.-0 OC Airport. nwds exper tlonlst. tduat type btwn . ...__~.~~~-"' MllTetllnt "'-~e·"'l·,odd .. wcoo.rwkln/'•I _COUNT ___ E_R_G_lr-l.-o-v-.. -r-2-1, DRJVER-YARD MAN Apply National Syatem1 production m11n11er. S5 11 80WPM.. Cont.act: """''"'"'' '"""'_. ... ance, ""'" "' Hard work" lonS houn. C.orp., 4361 Birch St, NB llCIYPUMCH OPa MURSIS AIDIS XlntoppOrtunltySend r•· Catb y Tb om pion , top 1ncomel Ono vac:an· :ilmoephere. expr helpful, but not in Bulldln1 M aterlals <NrOC: Airport) EOE. Nffded tmmeill. for 119 7.3 • ~u. Cowlt.r)' Club aume • 1aJU'1 hlltorY to 7H·N3 '11173 F..<au.I Op-cy for Ucensee, athool ror Call Rita 54o-eo55 neceaa. We will traln. AP· yard, -rmanenl po1I-Ma .... 1--12 000 Stroltn Con•• Ho 1 p S A .... No tt• D.Jlv Pilot ...-unity Employ•r unllceoMd. See Owr11t A.LSOFllJOIS PlY iD perlOO, Newp>rt t\-. Mui• have valid GIHaALOFFICI ~~~~+·.-~d •op Pay R.-G~t· ' · p,,..o a0·•• iHo 'coata -'--·-------"'--• Davl1, R ed Carpet ,.~... tltltletS, IOITuatlnAve. Cva"11r . D~lvers lie lnvolva phone contact, '" .... · '' · .._._ · .. ,.._ -' Realtors Saa Juan -N-rt 8 "b. < ff C t d ntbeMllU. ,:;.-.-,;-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.---.----i-1 •••·-··-,.._..,_.·ano .... -• p I.A .... .,... • ..,. o OH 493-3552,SJC work's wtcuat.omtn. t · AdaTmk,.,._ •· ----'------• .... .,.... -~-ena.. .-CJ Hwy) --------tall work• typin•. Pal~ 957•1 ~1J, IOI 1 ... 2110 qarbor Stvd. DRIVERS needed by L A vacaUon, alck pay, IJ'OUP • Costa Me.. COUPLE to manaae 42 Tlroea for part tlme lnsurant~. AppJy lam· ---------~~~~~~~~~! \l\b, a BR •pt + •mall work, wknd1 only to 2Pm Moa·Frl, B&t'den's Ulbt Auembl.1., ahlp'~. ________ , aa1.,,. · c.n •s. m.m2 start. Must. have truck or ~ CGntrol, 8116 l\.aa· ck'llvet7, pautble 11lea • crou1n1 Guardl, $US. YU, &llO liabllll1 In· dolph,C.M msmDl. Call 10·3. hr Cltl o1 Huot Beach. IUl"lnee. E.O.E. Set I.JO •t'11D . Dellt ..d. CtMI· •~M.MMNI GENERAL OFFICS. ~;.._,---'------i::-PoU~ r~ < $trno1rapher or c1,r1r UU p~7 ~Cr-or ~~· Electrldaas Deld'41 Ne,, typist. various office h , 11 ;;i1~1. P Apply conalrUCUl.la • .$ Yr min duties invoMna bkpa• • Caner po lt oft tor • ~deptiooolhln up.req.IG·MU math fl pubUc conuet. ~ ,!,.~p~O:b tll.~H;8 .. t2INI or Call .... . I G ::-:;:.:=•~ r'111 Nlary Inert Ht. ~~ 'E I . DaAmMAM Contact Mt11 Ada ma. I~ loC1U · To f7llO. r.q......, ~ mp oYU' P!xper'il: Strc•t pl1n1 Ntw Yo.-• Life Ina. co. Oilt Uh lame. . 1 .. .-..------I o.lp. Ttnl N•Pt· AP· !00 S. Hatbor, st. '700 .• ~Un1lcSn 111\S<lf 1• pl1 bi pertOn w /•orlr Anaheim.~· M/f', NowtoltBeaclt~· aam1>1e1. R.Obfi:tt Oeln, EOE ·~··~ t.O.O_<c_a_m~JNS~.lh--=. ~1 WlUfam ~t • Auoc. • .... -... o-A· t40) quan St. HS ~ """'" For Weltmlnilt r rtnn, rt!Ot:1Un1 to &n Juan Yoo ~·t nftfd a &Un to Caplatrano in Dee; Book· "draw faat" when 1ou lrffpln1 esper, pr ltr Pl•e11 an ad In th• .01111 Spanleb O•lkl"I· '··~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~~lot~W~1~nt~A~<b~l~C~1l~ln~ow~~<~•~--~1~)~A~·l~P=en<i~n~n~llJ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;g~'.!;::;::::~=:;::::::~~~~~~~~~ ': -"2"'71. Almt7 2001 .. • ,Ir .Le.. Cl ), bed. vanky, 2 c ta, 2 I ; W 1cne sat ll'D ~ l•tt: B&Dqu t lampe, hand Pl.I , ( ) MID 6 Co.: v chal.r8 6 t&blel; llU'b1 metal rem ltancl; Mab& MttM opeo woddwork on back panel; W .. I • W1 um ebair, wlatool'fra oeeu ~ • chain• 111 vanity atool; alllO eane Of I back arm chair w/needlepotnt; uvo • war ~.... Walnut w/marble top lamp table & _.. t ._. o.-• wub stand; Oriental 4-panel acreen -•• a.ox.. a1tll•to. inlaid w/ Mother of Pearl Ii Bone. WANTED Waiad: C21i1oa C1llPoud .... ' dft1a _. Cedar ehest,· Briltol ~t·-v••e, matt TOP CAiii DOLLAR wlllt '1•11 cloora for l aa1 wall doeka, ...... '""" ID FOR YOUR ..._ ,_. .... ·~ .i finilh,· Cl.It 0 lwtl bow ·, Ster thimble, p A • • Or1 SKYl"RllND. SKYPORT. MOONROOP' Sun awa. f'lnandAt Ir T•ma avail. FrH CJD. Ptnatr1pln• or •ldo moldlnll with po~ fll Sun R~. Ouod thru 1 130 CATAUMA AUTO SUH IOOF 1646 s.,1rtor. COIN W... '4M040 1raufatler eloelll, • J-•y ... __._ D ftl t bl d '-d..._Q.._ mtac band crochet Hnens; miac c."'-.a~n .. .sui.o>, u 0 1 • • •• 1~~~~~~~~ o.ealll... -....:... -.a-ulJ•• .1 bed ART 08Jl'JI..'"!~ GOLD, paJutl, or·maebla .___._ _ 9040 1: .-. .,__ spreawt, q "9, pl lows coverings, SILVSJl •••VICE, IJIGa _..._ .. ~ ...... ~MlllM/ Aamrku JDYnaUooal dee pillows. Etc. PIN& rUBN • AN· ·-···-······ .. ••••••• Scoohrt ''so G~; 19-T Ketter· -IV!Wm -~ ~ s-~• .... l S I I ESTATE SALE Incl. Oriental Din set u....,_..MS---a lM5 ,.. ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• DI t ., rv ne. Tel. -18 ch •-Bo f t Waln t b t ._. Nrl llal 11b IOll otbel' lib lt "1S K.awuakl 400 lnple, ~-..;.;...;..;.;.;__ ___ -I 1M-1m. Open Wed thnl ... a .... ; w ron u c es ; WeddiDI am, .-. Y ....................... ID Newpart J'\ab, dive Ilk• new •Pr.•raace ktAllto•PM. Vialtl Drop leaf detki_ Burl Walnut desk; ""·Yellow• wbt told CGao llJ.D.O.Mallc elK. orbubop S900 17~9117 t' '"'ate lea table•, lf'rench bedroom twin w/dlamond. SllO. Pb CllPD. uceJ.Mnt c:ondi· . . Enclne nee • wor • MOfl• OUT SA.Lii 1t e ..,._, Uon. •. P.P. lll-l251 &w:nll Z3 SS. Sac. Must 13,000 mil•, Iba offer. It'• podbye and 1ooc1 aet, (6 pc), hand decorated; Piecrust ..u. Trlr two 1500 Mere m.om SICUT'••y 1---------1 ~ st D.vla la Carll tables; Ster silver Trays, Platters. Uvs .. odi 1071 1H7 Gretcb country O/B. aMd, racno. d.eptb -,,-K.a-w_as_ak.1 __ 750--3-c-1-1 ,.... •ITUDIMTS• l!•~dltlon Antlqu... Tea Sets ; Cut etass crystal; Art ....................... aatleman ~=II lln••r. xuaa. dJI Sbarp' $800 Evea • Goodpswooalllyaadac· "1ll « p/Ume to d19-2712 E . Cout Wway, Glaaa, Fun; .Refries; Color TV's, Res.Morp.amare.brob c ... SIOO. t co ·• ea.ua ••• • w9mda wk.od.s(714)8J6.~ csa&.e alllllJ. ldita1 loc•· tribute sip code 41ne· CDM. E to rtde la drive,. blk eleetrtcal comPonentl, 5'Mll5I tklD. Dtabllahed flrm. ton.. lo 00# U'H Need tc. parade M«fAD leJOlnl. reffatly checked. wt ---------1"1S Norton l50 Comman- SJ'50. OlllJlUP'oeter acetN '° c'!r, 0.;er 18. laASSllD 1967 Chev. 1h Ton hvy dty Pkup, new Eaa, WH ero ('114) 644·2311 UH. Home 18' MarquettelOHP Mere do extru clean Leav-~laSnelli.olof sa.10 per hr. (71') 'ACTO.Y tires & motor w/2SOO miles. Excellent •1011 ~769.AakforPatncll. O/B. 1'1Uy 8CIWP. XJnt 111i&own~uat1a11.sisoo. c:9.!!!1fr"."C'J 8»0700. Le. Hl•dlon °1 pure shape. t1 'tblrJ 1071 Acouallc 110 +2·11" ~"a:ia SUH. AU 3' 646--0lllN _______ _ ..-•u1uu-WOIK BRASS Beda. Reaa •IMSPICTIOM AT 1:00 AM, tll ti.,. of .... ••••••••••••••••••• PblUupe In cab. '350. HODAJCA 90 w/expanslon -:!'!.~~·· Buy direct II •• · Lathe, r llbeldoa, UHd Quilter duck UOO. MUST SELL! 11 ' chamber, SllO. or beat s.a ... , $14,000 FOllSTUDIHTS 111EWMGBED •AU MBCHAMDISI lnUlt be plcbd. w/Levermatlc Collet. 161517 . Fiber1la11, 25bp O/B, olr.~ Em~~ .. L.-av~~,..P--r:::~:.i':=: 23N!!~BI, on eta, of.. OHiek9l0.54MnT Ml IOl7 ~:.=:~ 1974 Yamaha 2SO RD 1n -1 fa)"" ............ 11+. (71A)134-1CIU. -2'112 SHIRM ... ~ c•.&uE Powettraft Drill Prfta ll .. •H•.t 0 ••··········· x.lntcoml llSOorblt.off Ua htndera Aceocy ._ A" -" b b' UDI Yeuow Dead Parrot, 311•. Cbria Craft. Roarner · · GI08ln:b8t,&e106 F\lrniture Stripped • "'UCTlou~ floor staadl111, ll 1111•tamew/cqe. Bit ._ .. _ ...... F /B •-All day. 8801 Coral Ctr. NewportBeach 83Ul90 li~ Sales Reftnlabed by l!!x.,.U. ' "' "UOI\ =r::.router 1plndle. otr.Mt-11'12Alt.5pm. :.i';"°cb";7.unde'/~50 ::~: Adam• 4r ·~ call~l~OllOl'~a~p~pl~/~•~La~b~'l5~I Work /tlme.Eanlel&tra ~dym,846-eDSeve ·~~~ Parrot, Meal can bn., Onan, balt tank. -cub our clraua.tion European Armoln, ••c•l•11• 1010 Redbud, tamed, IDcl'd X1nt toad. P/P. Slt,950 '73 Suiula 185, excellent SIC•ITAAY aaJe11 room. ftea!ble hrs beaut. carved 1bell re-DoCJI 1040 Fwallwe 1010 ....................... lr1 cbromed Pacific mlC58I evea Is wllnda 6 cood. ooly 3000 mi Call F ttime. Peraonable Allor PM. Mea.women lief. May ff uaed as•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED ~lllO. ~dYI 1144.-8111..,..._ Strona typln1 •ab nee. =8!"'•11°lA~-~i::~•b~centpc 7CUTl!!COCKAPOO 1.arpWelnutdlnlntMl.8 TOP CASH DOLLAR 714-651-Ge 71 Formula 23 ·3 , '74HondaCB100.Gdcond. Applylnperaon,Robert, ---------i c. · PUPPJJ:S cane back upholstered PAID POR YOUR Pan.UeU I baby wtnp 22.5/0llC, taba, VHF. Lom.llel.l300. Bean. William P'rott " -....oMI ~-· ..,_2348 chra. '215. Alto 1w1vel JEWELRY, WATCHES, tlpd p;;tla11y Laa Bat auir.o, trlr, xlnt cond 49Ml12 Assoc . 1401 Quail St, SOUCfT-S ....... &GroceGnip cllr 6 ottoman. Antique ART OBJECTS. GOLD otr .umaft e Mabofr.IM7·f77' NB -•AMf190U• MinJ Dode, 4 mo old. recliner.67J.85'71 SILVER SEllVlCE: ' . , 1971RondaCB750 Ill xlnt Insurance Atcy-to con· ()penToTbePu maJe.Nopapen.Blk& P'INE FURM. a. AN·•mmoldmaleBalaMM27 Pwr Crualer cond. '1875. Call eves, sp;CRETARY. type 70 tact pro1pect1 for bUSI· Now HALLTJllES blic tan. .. Dlue IM7-G3 10 ptec-e Play Pea coucb. nQUES.MS-2300 kittd w/r.apera. also P1)'brtdp, MIOO. Trad~ ~21011 Bill. WPM, ahorthand 100 neu laaurance : set SIDEBOAIDS orat--0128 Coltlll.OO.Hll"50.2mo vaYIWbt emai.kitta. foranylhln1thatdoeant "TJHONDAGLlOOO. WPMti,RealEatatecoa· 1ppl1 F /tlConme pos WASHSIYdmB old.N4--0llle UJCMl.A61TA•S ~·1211 eat.orarrue.DanaCove Xlnl~ond,ewtras. struc on exp. p~f but Salary open. tact Al SUIT Bull Terrier J>UPIS. .. Yacht Salea. -.1112 or " .. not nee Salary open QulnlaJ>,83HMO BEDROOMSETS Show do11 AKO re1. Roundl0lldoalttable42 from)'OUJ'bualneucard. "-t&O...-1090 Ownr4N-15Z3. 496-e067,6lollpm Xlnlgrowthoppnrtunlly DRt8SEJl8 l250 m.47l4 anyt.lme w/claw feet. $200. Send on. card for eaab •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• ---------Startlmmed.8111MM1 TELEPHONE &BRIC·A·BRAC 87~3577atU ta1 plua one apare. We BABYGRANDPlANO Bay Boat lA' 1/8 750 hrs 72Tnumph500,loml,or1g Secretary Jr. Secretary/ Recentionlst Our lovef'Y ,.exec ofc needt a good typist that has a front ore appear . lood aroom1na. cheery dl1po1 . & 1ood phone voice. Mu11t lype 50+ wpm accurately Our ex PJJ'l(!Jne company often xlnl worklns condl ft employee benefits App ly m ~n1on. National S> stems Corp . 4361 Birch St, N B (Near OC Alt'llOrtl E 0 E Secret.ary Hit.Piil! Th11 growlna firm desperatel y need• secretary If you can type a m1n1mum of ~wpm, have shorthand or UH a dlctaphone & can U!le a dictionary, we can u1e you. Call collect between 12·1 " a1k ror Pegey at 714..-.5$33 _ Secty SOLICITORS 782W.JOthSt.C.M. LABRADOR RTRVRS. return permanently Bahr 8J"oe of New York. Coven, xtru. Good Pflint. new top end clutch F..irper'd mature female Call day or eve. MM905 AKC. '1 wk• Sholl Dtnla' table w /leaf, • sealed attractive tae & Mutt ucrlflte $1200. cond. $3100. 842-5583 & lire S825 or offer to handle phones " 0.·7922 chain, oak color flnllb, strap, meetlna airline a:J6.1292or (213)43'7-8110.. , 548-2994 supervise other atria. very lood cond. Mutt l.D. requltementa. Pre· '¥1 trrojanCnaaer Q68.33B4 O~ Aallq~a. Coll•c· 6 WXS. Bull Maatiff • sell, have bot11ht a new vent losa & thertl For a BabyGraodplayerplano. Twinv8'1,rad .. aounder Mokw~•· Sah/ --------1t1ble1 from Pen · Rhodesian Rldaeback aetChalrauphol1tered penooau.dtaaenclose Extremel)'rare.toOOC>or Palated,luned,ready -...., ... ,_ ... 4'160 TtfMr neylvanla ; inoludu pupa. Bia tamlb' protec· w/avocado IJ'een le ruat wallpa er, fabric or otr. P/P. 21J..a7-8110 f1500 AY646·9000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VlllaParkSavlngsoffice Ornate Secmary·Cblna ~.646-6350 rolora. 645·7857 . Also "Day Gfo" paper 6 we MOTORHOMES needs Individual w serve Cabinet, Round Oak Te· -have overstuffed chair wUl baok fl trtm your RCA 23" Conaole Color '73 Skip Jack, 20', open, FOR Rl-~NT Savlnpcuatomen.Type blew/carved ban, lrlahSetter,l wkl, male, $4S Maple desk&amall lap. Or try two cardt 'IV.Beautplcture,worka baitt&nk.VHF,1umlog, fl'romS150wk.77006il4 40 WPM cell Raveraide Ornate Hall Tree. pick or litter, AKC rea roet.altnmk. backtoback fine.llSO. Ph558...oa6 xlnt cond 631 1829, ~ ea Carved Oak Bed, Roll $100. 848·9558 · 67US10 ~·OPEN ROAD, fully (l)""Y"""",exl.l · •Top Deak Sideboards --Matt le box 1pr11 on PRICES WURLITZER Oraan. --sellcont Reaerve now Equal ()pport Employer Dreuera ~ Hill'• Anti' All AKC, 2 lrll.h aetters c iate r1 Gd con d . Slt'B or a/~ Buel)' UHd. BARGAIN. lo .... Salt 9060 tor summer Mil-8385 Dbtnbulon ~2 <Mir.F l. Silver Teacup Blankets/cvr 1ocl. s:io. 4/Staga lUIOea. Call9'1'&-18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 TELLERS ~'*oranc1 6 A (a.4 00 Poodle. G•rm. Sbep<M>. 546-4007 l/llt.pll.50••· <--rfl G--..a.. 1094 30• lllandor Mark n l"or rent '76 Far West aaDda , >' · · ' Collle(F) 648·2081, . 10ormorell.40ea. --r-.. -123900 Riddle Yaclu.a' Mtrhme 20·.sc.reserve Y 1 l46--0ll65 aft 5 Early Am dlrunit set Pine Saleii Tax Included ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'1~11137 ' now for 11ummer 64.2·0948 ()nepartUme<32hra )& Armolre. European, -------round tabla. corner NOCARD7 WANTED: Barbella,--------- two tull·llme openln11 beautiful • unusual ""ta Y• 1045 hut.ch, xlnt cond, new Draw your own or send dumbeU., ~ we11ht dis· MORGAN OUT ISLAND tor experienced tellera mmtaac. 875-5381. ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl400, aeU $750. 548-1382 name, addreu, pbone 6 ca. Call546-93U eves. 33', diesel. ah ow er. only Salary com · Lile color Calico Kitten, we'Umalteonecardper rrucrowave. VHF Ped rnenaurale with 0 . • ... meat 1010 1enUe,femaJe 21mporteditall.anmarble tq.Add25'ucb. TV,ltedio, sleenne. slip & more• penence CONTACT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645 110'7 topa for coffee tbla. Very Send check or m.onoy or· Hlfll, Stereo 1091 87~or615 78114 VJCKI HANSEN Wuben, dryen. Clean ---beaut. 87~7 aft II derto. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1.at.e mockll. SIOO. 1 yr 4 Yr old 11rl Cockapoo, '91LOT rltlMTIM• Samw 3000 Receiver irnd Luder 11 21' aloop. In HOME FEDEIAL guar. Free delivery. spayed, 1hol.1, penonall· Mllllt sell new eou<:h " 2 Sunwood 16" 3·way Newpe>rtabp. Matr Chg. Wall allo b1.17 ty plua' MS-eou k> .. Hal, siso. 3 pc MC· P.O. Box 15'0 1pHkera, xlnl coad. 838-4989 llJ'lll CMC Motorhome. 26' Elcg;m1a II All opt1onb lndd 15.000 m1IM Best olfer over S'l6,500 Dayb (714 l 832 2116() or Eve!> '714 I 99fl w_c; '7222' W1nncbaio t9500 or l>Mt offer. ~662V ~--& l IS36-2MO bona! $1SO. 53&-mo ec.ta 11••· Ca. 83128 MSG/ best offer 675-9452 ~Jmft nn . ,.,.... ........ 11' Hobie Cat w /trlr. dbl ... FRGHT DAMAGED C 11 .... _,.. Antique butcher block, MOVING muat Hll nowl tr xt lnlcond ·12 wmncba1101Jrave 49°' Mftl HOO'POINT SALE. 330I --a ~·v• 2'x4', 5001b S200. WUI de coucbes.~lub cbra, slate ap., ru. x Sleeps tl, new curpcl. '1"UVU W. Warner nr Harbor. KITIENS I wkl old. All liver. Solld meple. ~.' eored came t1b11, ubpl· New ESS AMT lA SEl7-l!'33'7evea/wknds dual itas tunks, rwdio Equal Oppe>rtunlty Santi Ana. 97i-2921 co Io r 1 , We an e d & M5-571M ...... te chn, co "t • speak era. Llet $4.27 ea. 1 Cal 20, lllnt cond., fully t.oSX' deck en, TV anten-f!:mployer M /P' housebroken 67J.t005 . . lampa, all are decorawr pr only~ ea. Atlantic equipped Evin 0 /B nu. da11h air, forced atT ..... VIL A•IHT HURRY•.•. - ' · 2 LI• sold leaf table lums, not new but priced Mualc'45 E.17thSt. CM. Must sell. Call Rich, heat, !'ompl bt'lr cont'd '""" HELPI Gd homes needed lampa, tu. ea. w sell. 493-5964 549-2918 or 642..+483 . Hot w a t er he a t e r DomHtlc le lnlern11 •MOVIMGSALI• for2adltSllventpGerm. Me-5898 •~&M9f 11howrr. pre1111url,,t"d llonal Tlckellni exp. re· R"'FR.IG"'R"'TORS Shepherd• M ti F Seeley Full II bed, baM. _. " '77 HobielA. Like new. Im· k .. , 11 Con-etpo ... nce q'd.callPaulM&-4111 . WA.SHERS ... DAYERS MB·2&81aft5:30 . Mo•ln1: 5 pc kl·U . box aprtnp 6 matu.11 ........... maculate. 11300. Also water tan . r.xcc ent SIC.IT.&RY "' · · Med!ter. bdrm ael S3l!O. w/cuten. Gd cond. $75. ••••••••••••••••••••••• trailer w /box available cond 17500 &46-9076 uftt•r "' TYPIST needed. HHvy 0~~:0 FrM German Shephard Kl·H box le matt. '200. II 493-34.52 G••rtil to I 0 o 8 y 1 11 3 2 . e 2 3 11 : 3 30pm t)'pin.lnvolved.55wpm. 8 N Bl,._ M P"P'Wloodhome pcmapltbdrm~tS250. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• eves/wkndlM4--02tl POR llENT 20 Min i Excellent opportunity Mu11l be dependable. l lS pl ,..,..ta esa "81-:N78 Wal din1'1btblw/6chrs. flOOLTAILI Rare Frbsl• pedal boat. Motor home. comp for Individual wlahlnl( w P /Ume onlY. 3·7PM. Call CASH PAID $12$. •9132 Slate top, rust felt,• tall adult nerdeer. Hie ror LASER, full race 1$50 f<ll.llP become Vydec operator Bonnie, 1181·2280 P'or Wahr/Dryn/1\efrtl Pu re bred P ood I e " pool helaht ch rs (4 >. children, (nlw 1700 ) 5158-1313 Daym, Mon. thru Very CIHn 673 5133 ~n:r~r~vp~:1°~1!P1 ~~ Upholatery •uellin( dept. wwkinl(/not.1157-8133 ~:1~:;:,~ot.:'~~7 home C:S~~!~ijk~!~i~~~'. tutt1 balls, rack. etc. ln Renl ror $3. hr. S225 Fri. 9to5 _____ _ # I d M ... _ I I bl .., 0 d cluoed pp 644·11222, 673-5644 .... Ra I SI ........ '71 Dodi(' EXCEL. 10· handle lranaactlOC'l.I and e,a person ust ""'ex· Retris/fura. wahra / CH ona l ••· 00 llilG-0'1'1'1 "" c n1 oop. , .. _,.. Sips 6, complt"tely SC !IUIU.ucal t~plng. Good pd In layout, cu\lin1. deyn new 4" reCQnd re· ""Swint let cond ..... ~~ paint l2500. clean lllnt cond l6iOO communkatloo sldl11, ln· beat hHUn1. sewtns 6 Dtlr ""· Ice . avail.' we 142.9414 ORIG. Art collettlon for ,...,.. 90JO 144.o.& 7S1 ~·10 ' ch.Sin& 1ramm1r, 1pell .!_ui>ervi•tnf. 540-U42 lakatradeloa KlTT•Ns T bb tale llaoyw9fb b1well •••• •••••••••••••••••• Hobi 4 lr _.., . mg edllin1 and punctua CROWN .. , • a Y • 2 known artr1t1. Dall, 45HP Mere o /B mtr e 1 w/tr -· 14 u~Wllltra.ln Call(714) Wettnu&Hnteaa REFRIGERATION blk/Wht, 2 1trey/Wht., 1 Miro, Calder, Braque, Elec st.art.& controls' Bluejay w/trlr, 1ood TNllen T 9170 644-mt,tAMtolNoon., Exper ApplY aft 5, 547 •-"'"'PLJ•"'C"' .. ""l"""'" mbltd.'1Wlts "4·2999 Neiman, Vaaarely . ....,,.·., ... -31 cond.bltolr.M4·0lr.ll • ,....,_. W l.9t.bSl C.M •ftr ""'"' ~.., ~ -..vv ~•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · ENGLISH Sprln1er ~ Coronadoll' + Lrlr. L1kt• ·~Sh .. tal?' ,.,. llVIHI co w~. . ..... "' 17 cu.ft P'roalleud white Spaniel 10 month• R.a-uet Club ot Jnlne ._......... ,ow-9040 nu. many xtra•. SllOO "'OO ........ , offar • --, relri1. 18 Mos ol , Atk· b b . k b d ' ~.., _,,,... •• 552 ... aft.5 30py •• ..,.,.. "' SSONewpe>rtCtr ~r MorsanDr1veAwaJlnc lne uso. 552 1717 . ou11e ro. en, o t" Couple rnernbarahlp ••••••••••••••••••••••• J • Bef4,531860V NewportBHch,CA The world'• lar1Ht -.m1 tralned.MZn• Anxtou1. 973.4079,HAl.Lll:TT 11' Mini 14'Luer,1r,rold, An Equal Opportunity tranaporter of ruoblle . m•1 _...., .. ..-.. .................. _ Smployer homea fl lhcreatioa Tappan, 1•• dbl oven......... 1050 · cnt .... J• 8Dat. l50bp -"' 0 r ::'::!!':.!:: ......... ~~~~~~~~~I v bl 1 d ~ b&NIJ LIHd SIS<> ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~wood Hot Tube, 0111t. Oldl. • hra. 1"1r. Ml CG 540-8150 -1!c, ~c:•bo• 0:,0~ sa-'liJ3 . · · ITOREWlDSSALE. made your daaltn or •beach aear. Ne'1er ID Glen L 14 aloop. Like new Allll•n/ SICT'Y ~ can.,.,_ • a\lltablt --New 6 Ulad furn, appl 1, nun. kits or asaaD'lbled. aaltwater. UWSllJ1 Da)', l87&orbellt. aillllc1 tl20 llACHAlli trat'lotv to tr•naporl Hami.ltoft Beac:la at.alnt .. s mt.c. Wll1011'1 Bar1aln 8'1S-318~ MoothruPrL.lto6 ~5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l·Olrl otnce, with JOWll mobile homee. E•p•r a*1 miller, + a bowla. Nook. MS~ 814 W. 18th, Two Color TV'1, UHF, GLAIPA!l U' RunabOut. '57 Chev Orlaln•I owner execa., In el\. tlfm. helpful but aol nee. srT.ll0.558-5114 CM.&O-T9306141·Ula 21", S'75, 2S", SlilS. RMI Makeofler. Pacific Cat.amarana, new •'7,000 Ml Xlnt rond OUtaolnl •front. offtce Mor1an will \,..ln you 19 cu.ft Weiunahouse **I BUV** p-.rmower,Pl.Me·l.525 Calll'fl.tMO •ltled,uvebuyfactory ~O Box 286. Shiner, appearance. Type 65/60 tree To aet the t1ct1 refrl 1 , 5 y ra 01 d , 1• dlr9ct. W•tPort Pacific , .. 1·512: 5CM-~ WPM fl It. bkllp,. Xlnt 1bo1Jt tho Mor11n !It.Ory. Avocado, rro.t free, •lra Good UHd P'urnllure 6 New 11101 n quilted SEA RAY at', Sund.ancer. Boat., N.B. 8'5-4524 ~ hcneliu. filll trtlo June plan w attend 1 ot our ~topfrwr cioo. Gai ~llancaa-OR J wUI bed1pread, 2 Ull of In warranty . Mere '7& Hobie 14 trlr "sail 'SS Pont.tu aradu.ate.67M700 followlnsmeetiA••: ~ .;.,.. -hll orSELLtorYou tbett.a' plllowcu• & CNHr•No.aOUtdrtve. ... ... !a Ii • .... .. ....._ otf -"'--------I Jolt Roeer Mot:f Hotel ~':'a' ,..,.e, .. e u .... ,., •ucn'ou pllloff1 170. SUrt·O· .Dtoca ,ada.r, I de~ fin· bl.-• w ..... , Ice new SI. ..... or ....,.t er. fln'I...,.,, a1i Katella,Anabelm •·-· '™"' &iJJ.t•ZI Pedio luxury ta 11 mat· dara, tla11l1n • re· ~.Svea~ S48_-8129 ____ , AWlllll Kenmore Waaher Ml. tre11. box 1prtn11 4r c:onS.r, VHF, CB racHoa, 21• MOROON OUT lAal ....... Mayl•I or O.E. o.. CASH PAID frame. Naw . UIS . baJ.tr 11101. •IPI •• out.. ISLAND All MW equip Hood Emblem for 1914 WIUHN June2hUPll dryv SUS 11. K4'flmore P'orcooduaedtum,antJ-SIN.lM. rlatatta. ~mt labt.pf'f mtnt. VllP, Genoa . Zero. vu. Maor b8l or Jun D•tTPM WHber $100. Guar. quea ft rnlor TV'i can vu • op. o • Atomic 4, 8umlot. Dlnll fer. Hany.14.1-7'71 Weetr.IT Pl'J 61 paid vac. Xlnt ftlnfe benetlta. Above aver•I• ••ate. Uniform Ir ••ulp. fumistwd. Car • pbone req'd. c.u am n•t110 or write Ouardl S~. IM. UIO Moo· t.we)' Pau R4. MonteraJ Park, Ca t1'1M SO&. 541-#72 holders, 100 l•I fuel tank w I motor 11_,. t . Crullt 115'7..Sl.33 6 full. Dual bat~ri... rud,y Mu.t '"· (714) 's.2 Woody Mercury Sla· . or call coileet <714) ... 1111 Como In Ir have coif .. n MOTOBECAN!: Grand film • lean bow 1oa Record. allver. aood can become part ol t.be ~ t1IO. IU-995 MarpnTtarnl Ladlea HGffJ t-apeecl llikeod C9H Mdd rot · tllJta, Dtw tondW.0. tt0 ---------• xtra prop, trlr • tU·UO l:vea or lionW1aon.$1.500.be1t 1ldtt•lle 8tof'ed 1P1ee ........ 541·7"70 avl. Mllcb 1DON ecutp. 714.tp.JJTS an ePll, ...... .... • .. wt.et DrtY" 9HO _...;..----------• D11, 714•14f •,IOO Sid tolO •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• fllaniellua ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Tl a.toa W°MMr, 14' 11' Wood la tbral .... tilt 61 SZOO/bMClttw. ~ + ttlr. 1100 .ii ll' Oa11ord 11lt bo&L Clean. l"Uftl lood, Undem tdr.'13(1GO or bait oa •. .,.... .. VW 70 Bus. w/Corvalr ena. cust Int. AM/FM, good tires $2000. &17·0521 '74 Dodge Maxlvan 318, auto, 40,000 mi, nu whl1, tire1/thocks, cstm Inter $3.000 fl.rm. 847 8043. '74 1ord E 100, 31,000 ml, map, twvl seats, calm lntr. stereo. 1lnk, Ice- box, etc. t4700. Ph 99().5..'IM '73 Ford CU.tom Van VII , PS, PB. CUit pnt, nu Int. xlnt. $63815. Ml-0563 Early Ford van. Ex cellent body, radials, cllf1*) ainlt etc Must _,, auoo. ns-sus n Font Van. A/C. win dowa, V..a, ~ •?n. Ona owner. XJnl COl.d. l2200 961-ml 95'0 •••••••••••••••••••••• Wli NllD CLIAN USIDC:AIS HOW C:AU.P.,,Y 540-5630 1011\SO.\' \\ ~O\' • LINCOLN ,_.l IH llllY 2626 HAHOR ILVO. COSTA MISA CAIOU1UT c:.... .... c... P.W,...OPMlt ZltlllAJUIOR BLVD. <Harbor. Vldorta) OOSTA Jtl:SA 64Z.061J WE PAY TOPDOLLAI '°'*'IY IMPOITS - SADDLllACK V AUil IMPORTS 131·2040 ., ....... , CREVIER &I Sf 6 1110.DWAY UtOA AHA 835·3171 Tilt Vll!MATI OlllVINO MA CHIM! •USIDIMW't* '7'S O C~S/R 746LWB '732002-0p. Alr!IMSPR '76~41pd S /R 950NLF '762002 Auto .. 240ROO '7t2002.41pd. 2A5DHL '75~ Auto. Alys 1990 'fll~.41p. Air, ZKGU8 CloMd °" Sundays ORANGE COUNTY'S $ BMW "T5 $30l. Map, air, AM·FM atereo, autn. wtt/blue Int 2Sm 18'795. 6'2·2100 dya, 640-40!M ev1 c.,rt 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Jaguar XJ8, air cond. '67 200. 41pd, 25mpff air, AM /FM SteNo. PW. radlal1 & tape, 92650 ~, · · COMMONWEALTH MOTORS,LTO. •441 \ ftWl\101 # ,,,,,.,,An" . \46 0170 72VWIUG British raclna &reen. _M_l·_m7 __ _ (431DPP). S411·2196 ----• 4 speed. C ar run s perfect (444 -EER > O\eck th la one out at only Slll95 moa.....,..... 1244 E. 11th SA 835-6044 • li70 Coupe de Vllll'. xlnt m ech cond. G o ld AM/FM 11tereo. loaded Sl4~ or offer. Pvt pty. 552-0528 '76 S.vlh IMMACULATE Thru ouL AJI opt.Jons. llfetallk Cokl. (537NVK > Sl0,800. C.11831-1750. 8 l.o5 PM. 'Ill El Dorado. All equip· ~. M,OOOml. Radial• Small denta rtss casb. 494-2130 '73 El Dorado Loaded! Beaut. = Xlnt cond • ~pt)' .~ ) THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! .... ""' ''"Mercury .... w..- S388fOO 1971 DOD~I POLAIA V·B 1u1om1tic. '" cond1t1on1119, power 111erino. p°"f bratce1. rtdlo. healer., whitewall 111" (01TDUOI sns 1976 AMC •tlMUM e cylinder eutomatic;; eir eondltlC)lllflQ. PoMf' 1tHrlng. radio, h••l•r. whitewall tiru LuoO. l'O Uc. t (857RZ'I s2595 1973 JAYIUM V·8 automatic. elr cond11ionlng. power 1tHrinQ. oower brakes AM/FM radio wtth 8 treck. heettf'. whllewall Urt1. vinyl roof. (50801-lJ) • OUTSTA»e IUYS OM IOTH MEW ., AMO USID CAIS. ALL PllCB FOi IMMIDIAll DB.IYllY. DON'T MISS THE 6WT ' CAI VALUES ORBED 116HT MOW,ASATUS CHIYSl.H/Pl.YMOUTH MUSTlaKICE IMVIMTOIY '77 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 5:5795. 1975 FOID G .. MADA . V·B, 1utom1t1c 11r co,.d1t1on1ng. power atMrlDQ. power br1kt1 red10. heater.' wtlitewlll wes. (230MVOI , 1976 CHRYSLER COUODA V-8 aulotnattc. air cond11ion111g. power 1teer1ng. PO"' brekes. power wlndo ... AM/FM rldlO, heater. Y1nyf roof. Lttther Lie. (872PH\1 s4n5 $ 11AHD N~ I 977, 1NnRMATIONA~ ... TIRRlPICK~P llANO NEW 1977 l"1JRNA TIONAL . ICOUT 11 . ~ WHEEL DRIVE I i THn'AE WALKING FOR MEXICAN CHILDREN Charity Walker• Paaa Through Orange CoHt 'Nlee to Be Baek' Mit~ftell Begins Watergate Term B1 Tbe AHoda&ed Pren Saying "it's nice to be back in Alabama," John N. Mitchell sur- trel\dered today as a prisoner of . the federal justice syslerD he on- ce ran u attorney 1eneral. He •wu \be ~ man sent to jail for lWatt1'aate crimes and probably fthe last. ' Mltcbell waited unUl nearly the last mioute to betln bla 30 ononth-to-eilht-year sentence toe Ihle part ID the Water1ate cover· p, unlike H. R. Haldeman who showed up Tuesday -a day ear- Y -at the Lompoc minimum security facility in California, 1carryin1 his belongin1s 1n a half· run erocery bac. Mitchell affably greeted re- porten wallinf at the 1ate of the Maxwell Ar Force Base minimum security prison near Mont1omermy, Ala .. with a "lood moroina. 1enUemen." He entered the gatea at 8: 25 a .m . PDT, one hour and 35 minutes betore the deadline set by U.S. District Judge John J Slrica. He carried a satchel and a briefcue. Mitchell landed a few minutes tarller tn a private jet at Dannel- ly Airport and wu driven lo the priaonJn a dark blue Cadillac. He wort a dark bullnesa suit. Aaked ii be bad anything to aay, the taciturn Mitchell replied with a smile: "Yea, indeed. It's nice to be back in Alabama." It wu his only comment. Some ol the prison's inmates bad been atand.ln1 near the fatee awaltinc b.lt arrival. . "They 1ot you now, Bil John," cam• a about. "They 1ot you now. You're nothtn1 but another convict with a number now." The Maxwell faciltb was picked for Mitchell's imprison- ment bttauae ol f•ara h• milhl be h armed amoo1 more hardened prlaonere. Tbe Alabama prison's population, numbering 290 with Mitchell's arrival, la made up mostly of white-coUar oClenders. Mltchell wa1 pbotoerapbed with the number Z'171·157 across hls chest. H~lldenaan's !'lumber at Lompoc is 01489-tSSB. A U.S. marshal. who met Mitchell at the airport, said Mitchell told him the briefcase contalned p~r• he'll use for workl.nl on his book. The lmprtsonment of the most powerful men ln Richard M. Nix· on 's tll·.tarred administration ef· fectlvely cloHd the book ctn the W ateraate scandal that began with a botched bur1lar1 fi\'e years and five days a10. 118 Awaiting State Coast Permit Action ByGOYG~E Ot ... o-ltf ...... --. Supenlsor Ralph !>iedrtch predicted Tuesday that he will either be lndicted late today dr be free of the invesU1aUve clutches of the Orange County Grand Jury. "And I don't think I'll be indict· l ed because there's no reuoo to indict me," Diedricb said. His commentl' tame a few boura alter a Superior Court judge bad orde~ bim to eilber Director Sues ,Over % SexC~ge Damaiea totallnf $2 nU1Uon were •manded Tuesday by the director of tb 1toa Btae)\ Manpcnr r Commttslon lb a lawsuit t.ba\ c aim• be wu ac· CUled ti ual f •VC!fl from 1¥0men seetin• Job trllln· ln1. NapM!d u defendants in the Oran1e County Superior Court action tiled by dtJ director Robert Cunnlncbam are WUUam Anthon)' and "Does 1throu1h10." Cunninab•m l\ala be hu wit· neaaea lo the eff eet that the de· fendanta claimed on June ~ • 1978, that be aollclt.ed sex acts from femala seekin1 job train· lnc pos1t1om. Cu.nnin&ham condemns the as· aerted alfe,.tiona u unfounded and untrue and stat.ea the defen· daota were aware of that fact when the atatemeota alle1ed11 were made. ffijacker Qoit8 MENDOZA, Ar1entlna (AP> - An unemplO)'ed younc Chilean armed wtth a toy awi bijacked a Chilean airliner with 78 persons aboard, forced the pilot to fiy acrou the Abeles, aad surren· de red four houri later. Manari ft Garden Grove. All lbr .... bl acbool on. 'be Gt.IMr' .,. mostly frOtn tbt IA ~e area. aald ~-:-hnne Eeuelb' ol Tbe 1roup entered Oran1• Counb' Tlaact~ 1bort11 before aooll. walked' alon1 Coast Hltbway tbrou1b Huntin1ton Beach aocl received food and abelter for the nlt.bt at St. James l!~copal Ourch In Beacb !:ad) of lht bl.ken, IDGIUt teen.,.._ baYe rilMd at Jaot ~from~ and Plld »a or Mir own for lbe tdp, said • Meinben ralaed $170,000 tn for &be poor in Mexico and Santa Barbara lat year. ''This year'• funds are for a <See mu:as, Pas• .U> I I Elays "lurY ablwer quest.ions uked bi~ by tht Grud Jury Of to cti. hit ntlb Amendment rtptl. Dledridl •aid be will obey the court order and more. "I'll P.n)bably Cite my nnt, F~ fl'Utb, 10th, Mtll and 1Jth (Amtndment) rt1hts, 1' a.. aald u be lou.qed tn blacitflce. As he talked. a 11ectt«.t1rv tn another oftlce typed a prtA re. lease that J>iedrtch said ''wUl clearlyoatllde'' hll poalOOft. What~ preu releue did wu to; * -Potat that Dledrlcb•s ''d1y in court" Tuesday bad Jut· ed le&ftban 10 Jnlnute•. --Dtdan Dledrid tbe victim of a "mad dot0 attac~ ''ftvm the Dlalric:t Attonaey's offJce wb1ch hu uaed evetf tool at ita COrD· mand to embatrua me, io delve into my private ute. to try me by ne1'tpaper and attempt to coo· vtnce tbe public that I ha~ been aullty of some kind of wron1do- in1." -N•&e that Dledrlcla in a voluntary appearance belore the * * * I)ie~c~. Confronts ·~Jury Again to abQdoo b1J euller plan to seek a wrlt or prohlblUoo from Ul• Fourth District Cowt of Ap-peatl late Tutaday when he re· t.M dl4. not have uM· thllf to p1 are bl• papers and make the drive to Sin Be,_ardlho. Dledfleb'• appotntmeot waa Ht tor blm TUaday by • •'-"' fk&Perlor Court J>residinl Judce B)rro11 K. McMillan wbo refused to vw ArdhaOn more Ume to prepareDiedrtcb's defense. Judp Mdllllan refused to al- low Aromoo time to prepare a motion deslsned to take tbe d11· trtct attorney's olflce off the cue and brtnl lbe attorney seneral'• office into the investigation. Aaked tor 48 hour• lo allow Aronson to aeek a writ of prohibi- tion from the Fourtb Di.strict Court of Appeals ln San Bernardino, Judge McMillan told the frustrated lawyer: "You can 10 out there this afternoon." And lbe prealdlne Judie qaln made it clear that the Grand Jury had aaked the harassed (See PaOBE, Pa1e AZ) Driver Dead • Before HB Aiito Crash? A man r8porledly ktlled as a r .. u1t of a tratnq colUalon Mon- day lft Huntlhtton Beach may bav• been dead before bis car atruclc a parked vehicle, a cor-Qrter11depatna1d toda1. The deputy aiatd Robert John Saneha, 23. Paramount. suf· Cered a ~al hemorrbas• Ju.t secondl bet the fatal crUh on Paolftc Coast Ht1bway near Warner Avenue. Corooue claim the hemot· rtl•J•al.ODe wu tevere ~lo have e•UN!d the vicUm'• death, alt ()µch he •ufltrid pqlet\Ualba fatal ti>Juttes. u a re1ult or th coJ1111oa. An •utocll>' and an lnveltii ttoti littothe vieUm'1 medical tor7 bM 1e4 coroners to &l deatbuchattonatural c1u1e1. Gra•d Jui:y last Februar.y had answered ciueetlons ••kectot bbntben. • ..... -LAW &MJ...,'1 seven-~ pr,obe U.O toUDty pollUcal pr-.. trees a ''witch bunt" erounded...in "innuendo, auppoaltlona, toaslP, eu"awork, character aasa&al.Qa .. Uon 9Qd bJatut dilretard ol SQ tndlfttual ccmtttutJooal ritbta."' Attached to Dtedrith't prea release wu a letter be bad seat to eacholt.hes.randJurors• homes Mattb14. <See DIEDatCB, Pate AZ) Planners Back Cut hi. Revainp .. Huntln1ton Beach planna.n1 commiaaloner• have approve¢ bound..,-y lints for • new ,. .. development area in the city which are a d.ruUe cutback from • an earlier propoeal. '111• new boundariea senerally Lbclu«e most ol the downtoWn business section along Mala su.et u well u t,be flnt block fronUos on Pacific Coaet Hilhway from Golden West Street to Lake Street. A total ol 212 acrea are in·· eluded tn the project area. One hundred acres are on the beacb. A previous proposal lbat railed such a s10rm of protest Jut yeM called ror 688 acres to be in UHf redeveloPment area. Residents reacted vlolenUy lo fears ol bilh rise development& and the provitlons of eminent do-: <8ee&EtAMP, Pate AZ) IN THE MARKET L..~ So, your baby'• now 19 and ao- lng off to colleee ... now what do you do ~th a 1arage fulJ of ba:by. furnlluff? : "I IOld it all with a Dally Pilot claasWed ad.•• That'• the tales success stof1' of a Corona del Mar woman who placed this ad: lmmac crib, maurcu " bumper pad. Sln>lee ph1y pu hlJh chair & stroller. Baby tub, ur rler, bee pack, 1wto1 " lO)'I. XX.X..Ulllt If you're no loo1er walt1n1 f()r lbe stork and have unwantec:f Item• tty placlne a Daiiy ~ cla11Uted for qwck reaulta. C.U • 6'2..w78.• • • I I .. f'O • tH l tit' •'II• c ad••a••• Juda• .. ~w.·. at1JcJ9 th t ... tau PM •• · -u t cu.& to ~09 I •1J~ eel· ....... Diodrkb to do tllat. •• A9d ...._ a1a1.a... Aromoa ..t ... , ••1 ldYlf• Mr. m.!l!lftj~ to tef1 t.M QrUd )&It)' to to WI Alla' an. the1'n l>Mrt WHliOAlDI ham tor el1bt tneia.tl• •• Araason coadcmoed the Grand hrJ lDqa1ry u a "poloU .. ln· •Ucatloa -that bu produced o m1nar indletmen~ and t.bote merely for perjury before the Grand Jury.'' 'Ril relaence wu to the Indict· «bent cl political actlviat Loran ··KoJN" Norton and Calabuu ,19weler Martlo Kirscbener. Both men were Indicted OD per- JfJry allecatlon.a alter oftertne l,faUmony before the Grand Jury ttaat related to a SZ,500 donation to 'county Supervtlor Phiftp An· (hony'a 1'78 campaign. ~orton. watching t.be court ac· tton Tuesday with sre•t ~tcrest. i aaested outalde Uie 'Courtroom 4t court officials should "db· bute ka111aroo ahocs to ever- yobe here 1lnce tha la a true ~ancaroo court.•· The comment broufbt a ~uckle from fell°'f pollticaJ ac- UYi.lt Gene Conrad who also bu mnt aeveraJ boura to tlte IJ'and J\U'Y room anawerlns questions about aJJe1edJy llle1al poUUcaJ contrtbudons. Conrad, 44, was filled $1,000 in Superior Court three weeks qo after being found guilty of vio1at· fOi probation on bad cbeck tharges by having weapcns In b.11 possession in the Santa Ana home of hiJ girlfriend. .. lie is due to appear in Los Angeles Federal Court July 25 for action on an indictment which claims that he illegally pocket· ed $1 .2 million obt•lned from clients while oporatine his Pension Funds of America en-terprise in Irvine. Aronson un1ucceaafully araued before Judge McMillan Tuesday • that the diatrlct attorney's office haa an "emotional Interest" m tbt! possible proaecutioo of .,,edrlch and la "~U«I and pre- J\ldlced" aealnJttheaupervflOr "They have probed Into bi1 prtvate life and they bue con· stanlly leaked propa1anda tot.be press in these eight months ot ln-q.,ary," Aroo.aon aald. ''Thia ii nothlna more than a witch hunt and I think tbal ll has 1qrse oo long enou&b." Hut Judge McMlllan rejected t)le araument and ordered Oi~drich to answer the quesUons ~ed to him laat June l during a 4«>rminute session that reportedly epded with a heated exchange between the supervisor. er and jurors and repreaenlaUvea of the dJstrlct attorney'• office. * * * Fro.. Page Al DIEDRICH •• In that slx-pase letter. Oiedrich reminded t.be jurors that he bed served on the 1164 Ci)Unty Grand Jury and "believes 1n the system " However, the Fullerton 1upervitor 1aJd In h.11 letter, this Jury ls "beinc duped" into being part of an inquJry that. hu "lnlr- inged on the rtahta of many persons." "I have nolhinc to hide and osade that perfectly clear to 1ou ... with candid answers to queaUooa," Diedrich aalcl ol h1a ••rller appearance before tho fUry. Of'ANQICCMST "" DAILY PILOT For Quinlan~ J110 PLA.ll"t& N. J. <AP> -KM'ID Annie QulJIJ wboM bopeJn1 coma 1parked •· Oftt UNI ri to die. li bcmn1Jla to u m U. w pareata Mdblr llle·AIPPOl'\l.nl resptntor tu.nacd off w 1tlla court_'• permi.aaloo. JC!Mllb and .Julia Quinlan. wllo tept a .tell at tb.etr daugbter'W beClalde Imo the nlitlt. &Upped Out a back ._, ot tbe Mont. Vlew NuntQIHom• early today. County work crews have dismantled two ot the four Janes on the Adams A venue Bridge over the Santa Ana River as a part of a year-long bridae widening pro- ject. One halt of tbe bridge will be com· pleted by January. Tbe new aix·lane link between Costa Mesa and Huotln&ton Beach ehould be' completed by next sum- mer. Meanwhile, you've got two lanes to get you from here to there. Tbe·1'eT. 'lbomu Tra~ th• .family Pl'ielt, aald be ad· mlnt.at.ed u..· Roman Catballc Cbu.rcb'1 "aacrament of tbe 1lck," allo mown u lut rite&. to Miu Quin1aD on Tuesday nitbL He 11ld be baa done thi1 periodically dwina her Illness. "Karen la experiencing dll- nculties," Paul Arm1troo1. the family'• spokesman and at· tome)', said Tuesct.y. But he refuaed w comment OI\ reportt that deatla wu lmmi· nent. WBudget With Boost . ~prOved The Fountain Valley City Coundl approved a $7,914,283 bUll\JC tor 197'MtTuesdaJ .. Tlte bcadaet total ii a 9.J per- cent increase when compared to lut year, cit)' Comptroller Howard Stephens aahl. Stephens 1aJd t.be city plans to receive about $3,058 more than it will spend thb year from tax re- venues. Tbecounc:il reduced the expect- ed amoung of city propertJ ~re venue by$97,825on June 7 throush a self-imposed tax limitation. Even though city of6cials an- ticipate 16.8 percent more re- venue due to higher property value aasessments, the council voted to lake in only 12.2 perelent more re\'.enue from thf.a source this year, said Stephens. The council also voted 3 to 2 to budcet SM.559 for the Teen Help- Youtb Service proeram. Councilmen Al HolUnden and Marv Adler voted agalmt the al· Joe atlon for the ju veoile dlYertlon pros.ram. RolD.nden said he objected to the ''blank check .. allocatJoo and felt the council should direct the funds' use. Adler aaid be felt the Teen Help allocation waa too high and favored a $22,000 allotment. ·'The Teen Help proaram serves not only Fountain Valley but Huntiniton Beach, W eatminster and even Costa Mesa," said Adler. ''l feel ll should be a county funcUon and not so heavily funded by the clly. F ..... P.,,eAJ PERMIT ••• known aa "Old Town" between Lake Street and Beach Boulevard. AJI of downtown Huntlniton Beacb. rnoet of the Seaclltr" de- velopment and auorted laree parcel• of land along the coastline would remain under coastal commission control. Clty Plannia1 Director Ed Sellcb •aid this i. because the property lies ln the city's pro- posed redevelopment area. Resi- dents aeeJWia home improve- ments in these areas would aWJ have to make permit appllca· lions tot.be coastal commission. The State Coutal Comml11lon wlU consider the city's request at a lun•28tb meetina. Newport Beach recently became the flnt Oran1e County city to receive state approval for a similar request. . "We don't want the world to be DEATH IMll1Nl!NT? BOlsa Cliica Bill at the bedside. Wedon'twantthia K~ Anne Quinlan to turn Into a macabre vi&ll," be said. Armstrong said Miss Qu.lnlan'a condition beaan to deteriorate F,.... Paee A I several days ago. Ho said the nurslnr home. which baa no mKERS respirator, was following a • • • Awaits Brown· OK ~ A bW by Aaemblyman Deanl• Ml!llert (D-RwstlitltOa Beach) for public pu.rebaae of 921 acres of the Bolaa Cb.lea wetlahda b on lta w1.1 to Governor Brown'• deaktod~. The Allembly·Stnate Joint Conference Committee Tuesday approved an ouUa7 of S3.6 million for the pu.rebaae from the REVAMP ••• main In which buaineues and re· sidenta could be displaced by the redevelopment aaency. Protesll came to a boll last Oc- tober when a crowd of more than 1,000 alt.empted to storm a public hearlnc to voice their concerns. Adoption of a redevelopment plan wu put otr because of public pre11ure. Plannln1 Director Edward Sellch aalcf today that there are no 1pedllc plans Ytlt for the new redevelopment are•. He lndlc~. bow ever, that no hich rise proJecU have been de· sl1nated tor t.be area and the re- JocaUoowould be minimal. He 1ald that there la a poealbUi. ty that only a few penona living In beacbfront bot.eb may have to be moved. Sellch indicated that no build· lng1 will be removed it they can be brought up to safety stan· dard1. He Hid redevelopment ln the business section alons Main Street would concentrate on re- vitalization of the older bulld- in11. Sellch said that some vacant lot.a may be consolidated ln the bu1lness sect.ion with the poaslbWty of conatrucUon of a nel1hborbood shopping center and 1ome office buildings. The plan does not take ln the town lot area. ~ldenta In the area lnland fl'om Pacific Coast H11hway, reacted atrongly last year to fears cl emlneot domain proceedinp. The etty council, which doubles .. the redevelopment aaency, is not expected to bold hearings on the proposal until after t.be end or the year. "We want to proedd carefully and slowly and involve the public in the plannin1," SeUch aald. He aald the PTO.POied , •. develOPm•ot ar .. la ''larce enoup to fiy ftnanclatb." A method ,eaU.ed tu increment financtn1 Will be Uled. Tu re· venua from the added uaeued valuadOn ol the ar•• wW •o back Into the atenci'I for red~ meot. .... state bud&et. Manien said today that he is .. very excited and absolutely de· lighted" by Tuetday's action. "The one lw step for this arduous and protracted wotk ls tbe 1overnor and hla blue pen. cil," Maniera u.id. The •late budset la expected to be 1ipied by Brown on June 30. Maniera said hi• effort.I t.bla week will be focused on convinc- ing high state omclals of the im· portance ol the pure hue. He said that Herbert Rhodes, director of the St1tte Parks and Recreation Oei>attment, 1s send- ing two top deput.les to the city Friday to tour the Bolsa Chica and talk with local leaders. Mangers prai.W the work of Sen. Dennis Carpenter (R- Newport Beach> who served on a jelnt committee considering bud1et items. Manaera said that Carpenter ... putleulai1y effective ln cet- linl the bill throuch. "lt could bav• been killed by any type ol parUaan behavior,'' he uid. "We'll ~er have • bet, l•r shot at acquirln1 the land at the present price conditions," he added. philosophy of uaing no "heroic means" to save lives. new school to leTVe famWea that Doctors said Mlsa Quinlan Uve near the Tljuana dump," welabs only about eo pounds. She aald Wei.la. la curled into a semi-fetal pml-Lut yeU', 1S Los NinOI mem- tion and twitches occulonally bera trekked to Tijuana and from invoJunt.ary responses to raised '12,000. 'lbe funds kept Usht and noise. open a Cua de los Pobrea d1nin& But doctors aa.y that at no Ume room for 150 YoUD&atera in Tl- baa she been aware of people Juana. aroand her, including her InexplaJ.nlnttbelf'OUP'•motto parenll who have made dally vis-printecf on banners and leaflets, lu totbecountynurainghome. Weiu u.ld, 0 There'a too much Mila Qulnlan, 23, lapsed into a ne1aUve publicity about Mex- coma April lS, 1975, after con· 1can1 crosaln1 the border ln au mint alcohol and tranqulllzers searcbolwork and a better llle. at a party t.be night before. When "We hope our walk wlll lnaplre she failed to recover three people not tojuat look at aliens as moot.ha later, her parents asked criminals and labor statistics but a court ror permission to discon-as human beings." nect her respirator so she could Two other Orange Coast "die with dignity." eburchea have offered accom- .. I was t.he last to hold out,·• modationa to the hikers toruaht. Joseph Quinlan, 52, said or the The charity walkers will breU decision. "But after a lot of up into two uaita. prayers I became convinced this One group will slay at the is what God's will was. and that Glorie Dei Lutheran Church in Karen was being called by Him ." Dana Point. The other will rest at The Issue was debated amon1 the First Prabyterlan Church in doctors, clergyman and lawyers. San Juan Capbtrano. Al a week-long trial in nearby If all 104!9 well, the journey will M orriatown in October 1975, culminate Sunday afternooo with physicians testHylng for the an ecu.meruca1 service near a family said the woman's condi· barbed wire fence al the U.S.- tion was chronic and vegetative._Mexlcan border. -------- SAVE FROM 10to50%• Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnistiings is all about . . . now at savings from 10 to 50%• It's all here waiting to help you change a so-so home into something glorious for years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. .. CONVENICNT flNANCINC, PAOrCS'SIONAl INTERIOR DCSION WITHOUT 08LIQAllON ANO COM,ORTABl£ PAAKI ---==--=---~----= ~ Deffy ,..., ....,.. lly • ......,. ic-ier THEY'AI: WALKING f'OR MEXICAN cttlLDAEN Chaftty W•lkera Pan Through Or•noe Coaet Hikers Trek Coast I I 'F.or Hungr:y Kids By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Ot ... Oeily ...... ,..., "Hunger, not people, s hould be illegal and alien" re1d the ban· ners of 80 root-weary hikers who are walking 2SO miles from Santa Barbara lo Tijuana along the Orange Coast today to raise hinds for needy Mexican c•udren. The lf'OUp, mem~rJ or a Santa Barbara-based non-profit church organization. includes hikers from 11 to M year~ old. They have walked ainee Jaat Friday morning with hopes of reaching Tijuana by Sunday afternoon, uld march leader Paal Wew. The non-denominational .Baja Survivor Believe& Son, Pal, Will Live church unit includes three Orange County youngsters, Mayra M1rr, of Huntington Beach, Cheryl Hortnun, Newport Beach, and Dori Marzari of Garden Grove. All three are hiab scbool aeolors. The other hUten are moeUy from the Los Anaelu area, said spokesman Joanne Kennelly of Gardena. The 1roup entered Oran1e County Tuesday shortly before noon. walked along Coaal Highway throu1b Huntin1ton Beach and received food and shelter tor the nicbt at St. James Episcopal Church in Newport Beach. Each of the hikers, mostly teena1era. have rl,laed at least S250 frorQ •pons.or• a.nd paid bis or her own expenses for the \rip, aaidWclu. Membtta rabid $110,000 in aid for the poor In Mexico and Santa Batbara last year. "Thia year'a f Wldl ate for a new school to ae:rve familles that live .near the Tijuana dump," saidWelU. Lut year. lS Los NIJ>os mem· bera trekked to, Tijuana and railed $12,000. The funds kept open a Cua de J~ ~breJ dlnina room tot 150 YOWJittera tn Ti· <See IDKE&s, Pa1e.U> --.----~ •------ ~ eouneJi voted M to put ,000 bito a a.parat.a catecoCj to pay f« thinp auch u rd at.- IDS tb4I 1k1teb0ard course la Univ~ Commu.n:l~ Partt Ind cooatructlDI a new clt1 tkatebioe.rd coune aomewtme in 'the cemul or northern part ct the clty. -Voted 4-1 (Jobn Burton voted no) to put $55,000 back Into the budget to pay for the after-acbool TEN CENTS . . ... reereation procr,.1m al u aoboola. Tiley ••clded tc ellmblattt tbe ln·•~IM>ol ..uea· Uon pc'OCl'am tbat bu beell eon- ducted at tbe 1cboo1'1 at luncbtlme. • -Voted •·l (Burloa voted DO) to reduce the proposed cub CO(ll· tnsmcy reserve from $515,Ml ta aso.ooo. Thia year'• coatinaenc)I fund wu $100.000 and the councll felt that a 150 percent lncreuE <See BUDGET, Page AJ) Die ·ch Flays J By GOY GRANVILLE Ol•Dellt .......... " Supervisor Ralph Diedrich predicted Tuesd1y that he will t!ither be lodicted late today or be free of the invesU1aUve clutches of the Orange County Grand Jur;. •'And I don't think I'll be indict· ed because there'• oo reason to indict me," Diedrich aaid. Hla comments e1me a few houri after a Superior Court Judie bad ordered him to either Mitchell Reports for Jail Ter1n By Tlae AIMclated Preu Sa.yin& "it's nice to be back In A~abamJ ... Jot.ft . le-ell rendered today at • ri.aoner ot the fedc'al justice system be on· ce ran aa a~mey 1enera1. He -.. tbe t5tb MP tent to Jall for Wateraate crimes and probably thelut. Mitchell walled until nearly the lut minute to belin his ~ montb·to-elJht·yHr sentence for hla put in the Watergate cover· up, unlike H. R. Haldeman who abowed up Tuelday -a day ear- ly -1t the Lompoc mln:tmum security faclllty in California, carrytne hie belongin1s in a hair- full erocery ba1. Mitchell affably greeted re· porte,. waitinl at the gate of the Maxwell Afr Force Bue mlnlmum security prison near Mont1omerQW, Ala., with a "lood momint, genUemen." ffe entered the gates at 8:25 a .m . PDT. one bow and 35 minutes before tbe deadline Mt by U.S. Diltrtct Judge John J. Slrlca. He carried a satchel and a brief cue. Mitchell landed a few minutes earlier ln a printe jet at Dannel· ly Alrport and w .. <$riven to Vie prison In a dvk blue Cadillac. He wore a dark business suit. Aakecl if be bad anything to say, ~ taciturn Mitchell replied with a smile: "Yea, indeed. It's nice to be baclr in Alabama." It <See MITCRELL, P•1e AJ> answer queatlona uked him by the Grand Jury or to cite his Fifth Amendment rtahu. Diedrich aald he will obey tbe court order and more. "I'll probably cite my First, Fourth, Flf\b, loth, 14th and 15th (Amendment) rights,'· he said u be lounrecUn btl office. As be talked, a secretary in another omce tYJ>Wl a press re· lease that Diedrich aald "will clearly outliM" h1I position. What the press release did was to : -PolDt out that Diedrlcb's "day in court0 1'lesday bad ltst- ed leu than 10 minutes. -Declare Diedrich the victim -of a "mad doa" attack "from the District Attorney•• office which baa uaed every toor at ill com· mind to embarrus me, to delve into my private Ufe, to try me J,y newspaper and attempt to con· vince the public that I have been Frank De.an Jr. can't qutte-look hls prize pup in the eye, but that's understandable. Champion Zarabelma Squire Allworthy (Squire for short) stands over six feet on bis hind legs when waltzing with his master in Lexington, Ky. The four.year·olCt Irish wolfhound weighs 195 pounds and has 55 blue ribbons from clog shows. 1uilty of some kind of wrongdo-inl .. ...'...Note tbat Dledrlell in a voluntary appearance before U. Grand Jury last Februafll' bad answered questions asked o( him then. -Label die Juy's seven·monlb probe lnto county pollUcal prac· Uces a "witch bunt" crounded in "innuendo. suppositions, gossip, 1ues1work, character usaasina- U9n and blal.ant diareaard of my <See DIEDlllCH, Pa1e AJ) Koreans' Pay List Revealed I t WASHINGTON (AP> -A former director of the Korean Central Int•lllcence A1ency tatlfted today that Korean riqt dealer Tqaun Park told him • the KCIA provided a ~t of lS to 20 U .s. contreasmen to be paid ca1h contributions. Th& former KCJA dlrectOI', KUil Hyup1 Wook, sald be bid lttl &be &fen(y when Parlt told him Jn 19'11 th1t the KCIA dJrec· tor, l,,.e H\4 R.ak, provided the ~ of con1re.14men. ~tm said couldn't recaU any names on e list. Kim said he personally acted to deposit '$.1 million In • bank to help Park establis h lhe Georaetown Club ln Washin(lon after Park aaid he could use the club to influence congres&men. Kim also testified that two U.S. congressmen he declined to name publicly asked him, while he was KCIA director, to be.Ip make Par~ the exclusive rice de. aler for South Korea in America. He said tboy promised in returu to 01e thetr influence in Congrestl to help modernize the ltc>rea'n armed forces. The former Intelligence chitif said Tonesun Park "was de. finitely bOl an employe on the., payroll of the KCIA but he ~ fered me b1a cooperation." ' \ Earlter, Kim testified thlrf South. Korean President Park' Chun& Hee ordered an attempt tQ buy influence in the U.S. Conareas. He said the pretidept did um to keep conaressmeo from opposing what Kint dea~rlbed u tb.e president's turn to dictatorship. · Kim did not elaborate ln a 299·pap prepared statement on preclady what be meant by a ''bribery scandal" but said tii (llee KOaEA. Pa1e A.t) ..... . -VCllild •l <Bartoe vOUd ao> i, acid si. m '° \M buqc:i to,.,, r~ tbl ~um .FOlfUD at lM lai&ta eeboob. -Voted 1-2 (Burton and David ~ -... no) to tab 111,000 fP'¥n the fund to lmPf'O"• iuU.s dralaaeo ad pm that 1DOMY utto ti• traffic aaalym procram. -Voted 3-2 (Burton ,and Sills vQted DO) to spend $i,OOO to de· vel,op an arts md culture pro- cr•m in Irvine. , -Voted s.-0 to allocate $65,000 ror a traffic aacnaJ al Ravenwood •ti W&Jniit Avenue and ano&bu SZ2,000to widen WaJout Avenue. -Voted U CSllll and Burton voted DO) to trim '25,000 off the SUS.000 muter traffic contloller s~stem that will coordinate traf·. rte on CUJver Drive. The cul rneana that about 80 perceonl of tbe procram can be tunded dur· iOt 1977·78, with the remainder beln1 rtmded the foUowine yur. ,,,.... Pflfl'! .4 J KOREA ••• ..... prepared to do so. 'Security arran1ements were mauive for bla appearance before a House international re- Lat1onuubcommlttee. !Cim said Tongsun Park. a Korean rice dealer who distribut· ed cash and lifta to a number ot U.S. congreumen. acted u a Korean government agent in Washington but "was definitely not an employe on the payroll of the KCIA ·But he oUered me his cooperation," the former KCJA director said ··President Park, while eatabllshln1 a strong dletatorial ·system, was apprebenslve about the United Stat.ea' reaction," he said. "He knew that the oppoet· •tlon of the U.S. government and U.S. Congress would have great iqfluence on his dictatorial ac· l1'"1a .. ''To prevent this op~iUon. the well-known Toncsun Park ~andal was undertaken," he said. At aeveral other points In his su~tement, Kim referred to it u tlle ''Tongsun Park bribery scan· dal." The former Korean in· lelUgence chief sald he was breakin& a long silence because he fears what be called Prealdent Park's dictatorial repreaaion and other events including the Tongaun Park affair have brought an American reaction \bat could lead to war for his country. He said he believes President C~rter's decision \o withdraw U.S. &round forces from South Korea ln rour to five y~ra "was greatly Influenced by the dis· cloaure of the Tonfsun Park bribery scandal." lle aaJd he airea wlth Uie American general Carter t .. a"8l1ned, Maj . Gen. John Siatl•ub, ''that the wtthdrawaJ of• U.S. troops from Korea wtll lead to warwltb North Korea." Profeuore Freed LYON, France (AP> -Thirty profeuon 1mubed down double doors today and racued 80 col· lt11ues held bcllta1• in a un· tvtnlty lecture ball a,. 1tudent1 wbo failed • science •xam, wit· nus• laid. TM teaehen were 1e:l1ed Tuesday evenlnc by 20stu· dents who failed a teat they aaid wutootoup. O..ANQI COAST DAILY PILOT ,..,.... P.,,e AJ DIEDRICH •.• lndivldUll eGl\lt1t1lt10ftal rtlhta." Attached to Dt.&rlch'a ;pnp rtJtlM WU • lttt.f b• bad· leDt toeaeb otthlpu4Juron• bomet MercbU. ~ lo that •lx·.P•I• letter. Supporters of homosexual rights hold a rally outside the Capitol in Sacramento, protesting a resolution by Sen. John Briggs that would have commended Antta Bryant. The amendment died In commll· tee without being brouaht up for a vote. Dledrlcb remlnded the Juron tbat be bad MrYtd oo th• 1IM county Or~ Jury and "belltv• tn th• 1yaem.11 Hownert tb• J'ullerton 1upervilor 11ld in hll letter, UUa Jury la "belnl duped0 into bein& part ol an lnqulty that hu ''lntr· lnted on the rtlbta of many penona." Rock Thrower Known? "I have nothlnt to hide and made that perfeoUy clear to you ... wttb candid anawen to queaUooa. •• Diedrich aalcl o1 his earlier appearance before the 'jury. S118pect May Have Fled Riverside Area Orance County Sheriff'• of· ficen belleve they know the Iden· Uty of the Riverside Freeway terrorist who bu been dubbed the ''Phantom Rock Thrower.'' But they are not yet prepared to name the man they are lffk. ina and who now appears to have left the area ln which his rock tbrowtnc operatiom were cen· tered. A senior officer, who uked not to be ldentifled, theorized that the auapect is a black man whose many act.a of vandalism h .. OC· curred in several areaa of California. "He bu been aeen in Mono County, other DOl'tborn counties, San Dle10 and ri•ht hen in Oran1e County." the officer aald. "He may be a mental cue but he'• a vuy eh11lve fuy w~ beef\ bwol\led in all klnlll·ot van· dall•m be1idea roelt lb.row"'' and be leelJl.I to have allpped the net we bad out for him." Tb• rock thrower w,.. lut teen last month when he stabbed sberttrs deputy Dave Alleo when the Ml.uloo Viejo officer left hls car on the Riverside Freeway near the Green River Golf Course and pursued the auapect on foot. Allen wu alaahed after be challenced the rock thrower and has now recovered from slab wound.I on bis ript arm and neck. Ru1bed to Canyon General Hospital by other deputt•. he dt1crlbed bu af11llant 11 a abort, beard•~ bl•clt man dre11ed ln dark clotblnt and weartn1 what appear.cl to 1be Armybootf. Allen'• attacker ta believed to be the man who h•d terrort%ed Riverside Freeway motorlatl f« the put. ei&ht mmtha by burling rocks taken from the center divider at their autos. More than 35 wlndahlelds were sm ubed dw-m, that period. A man anawerinc the rock thrower'• d111<:rlption wu bunted F,....PflfleAJ .. f MITCHELL •• wa1 hla only comment. Some of the prlaon'• lnmat.ea had been st.andlnj Mil' the 1atea awaitlnahil arrival. "They ao&1ou now, Bil John," came a about. ''They 1ot you now. You're nothln1 but another conYlct with a number now." Tb• Maxwell facility was plcted for Mitchell'• Jmprtson- ment beca.in of fears be m11ht be harmed amo111 more h ar4ened prhoners. The Alabama prison's population, nucnbertn1 290 with Mltchell's an1val, ii made up mostly of wbUe-collar offenders. Mitchell w11 pboto1raphed with tbe number f.4171·157 acr'06s his cheat. Haldtman'e number at Lompocis01489-113B. A ·u.s. marshal. who met Mitchell at the airport, said Mitchell told him the briefc11e coatai.ned papen he'll use for workln1 on bla book. The Imprisonment of the most powerful meo tn Rlcba.rd M. Nht· on'• W·atarred admlnlatratlon ef. tectlvely clo.ed tbe book on the Wateriate scandal that be1an with a botched burglary live years and five d1y1 a10. Billy Wins .. for three clays in the summer of 1974 while firemen fou1ht a number o( fires deliberately set In the bone dry Santa Ana moun· ta ins. "The description of him tallies with that provided by a number of agencies throughout California." the senior officer said. "We th.ink we know who he Is but we don't know where he ts.·· No rock throwing incidents have been reported in tbe Rtveraide Freeway area for the past2Sdays Royalty Urged VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope Paul VI today called on An\tric~ Rom(lll Cathollca to be lo)'al to their bllhops and bimaelf as supreme pontiff. The aupervlaor actnowledled that be aloq with Supenlaor Pbillp Anthony are the cen· terple,cee ln the Grand Jury ln~ vesU1at1on that bu already re- sulted ln two perjury related in· dlctmenll. ln defense of hls fellow supervilor, Diedrich said An· thony's campatcn dl1closure statement.I were "mended and corrected" 30 days alter they were ort1inally rued. Others, Diedrich pointed out. have amended and corrected public 1tat1ment1 "without. anythln& crimtnaJ betna laid on them." For blmaelf, Diedrich •luck with h1a "no indictment" predlc· tlon but qu.lcldy added that "they (the jurors> bave l)ee.o eo primed I or ao many monthl tbey mJ.ght come down with 1ome Ouy char1es." Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings is all about . . • now at savlnas from 10 to 50%0 • It's all here waiting to help you change a so·so home. Into something atonous for year' to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. Juana. ID UDlaln1lll the ll'OUP '• motto prtnc.f OD bai.Mft and leafllU.. Welu aald, ''Tbenl'• too ID*b ne1atln publidty about Mes· leant croe1ln1 the border iQ searcbotwork Ud a better We. "We~ our walk wlll luplre people not to Juat look at allena u crlmtnall and labor atatiaUca but u human belnga." Two other Oran1• Coa1t churches have offered accom· rnodatiom to the blkera tonilht. The charity walkert wW bnak up into two Wllta. One IJ'OUP will 1tay at the· G torte Del Lutheran Church in Dana Point. Tbe other will reat at. • the Fil'lt Presbyterian Cb\ll'Ch in San Juan Caplst:rano. •, lf all 1oe9 welt;tb• jOumeywlll culminatt SUnday afttirnooa ,nth an ecumenical Hl'\'ice near a barbed wire fence al the U.S.· Mexican border. SAVE FROM -10to5.0%* • ~ . THEY'RE WALKING FOR MEXICAN CHILDREN Ch•rtty W•lker• Peu Through Orange Co•et $an Jual\ Capt1tu.b0 tl\ tilmea will ponder a pmtilbitilld dinance lonl1bt whlch cracks down on ru1ht actlvitlea al the l city's controversial Uabt plane \airport. The council also la expected to adopt a flnal, $3.7 million budget for next year when it convenes at 7 p .m . m the city offices at~ Paseo Adelanto. Thoup the bud1et l.s set tor a l final public hearine. lt ts t.be I airport lasue UJal is llkely to dra1' t.be most eommenl from re· sidents and others. Emotions over the alri><>rt have 1 been nmninl hi&b since tbe May t 28 death of S-ye&r-old Jennifer 1 Zell, who was killed when a lieht I plane crashed behind her home 1 near the airport after atlemptJne t.o ana& an aerial banner. a1rees to adopt the final spend· ln& plan, it will be the earliest the action hu ever been taken. Adop· Uon usually comes in late July or Au1ust. As proposed and revlaed, t.be budget for next year calls for no increue In the current eeneraJ fund tax rate of 82 cent. per S100 of usested valualloa and a ali&ht decreue t.o 10.5 cent. ln the lax rate for bond redemption. In a concurrent action, the council will also be adoptina fls. cal budget.I for the city through the year 1981·82 under a five.year budeeUn1 program be1un last .vear. Each year, the budget de· liberations can be reopened lo make any desired adjustments, accord.ins to John O'Sullivan, U · siatanl clty mana1er. or1anlUUo • lnclodH blken tram 11 to IC y an old. n.,. have 1'11bd l1Dc9 lut Friday motsiJDC Wltll bopU ot ruchl.na TIJuau b1 Sunda1 aftemooa, 1.W mattb ltlht Paul Welle. Tb• noa-denominatloaal cborcll unit includea tbree Oraa1e County Y.oun11tera, lh7ra Marr, of Hunllnrton Beach, Cheryl Hoffmani Newport Beach, .. ld Dor llarnrt Of Oaiden Gnrte. All t.bree.. tdriool •tialon. The otber Jukerl ar• mostly froin the l.OI .U,eles area. t&ld apolrennaa Joanne ICtru)elly d Gardena. · The tro~p entered ~an1e County · Tueilday shortly bdore noon, walked alODI' CoHt Hl1bway. thrOtl&b Huotincton Beacl and received food and abelter for the nt1bt at St. J amea Art FestivalS AHP.eal Art-A-Fair Parking Hearing Jilly 5-6 ., By JACK CllAPPELL °' .. ...,,.... ..... Appeals lnvolviDI all three Laeuna Beach summer art fettlvala have hit the State Coaltal Zou Coolervalion Com· mllsion, but today only one -in· voMnc Art·A·fl'aJr -baa met le,al requiremenu. That app .. 1 will be beard al the JuJy 5-8 ,.,lon of the at.ate comml11ion meftln& in Burl· int a me. Dr . Ro1e Ekeber1 , veterinarian, bad aoupt to ap- peal the Festival of Art.. the Sawdust Festival and Art·A·Falr due to a city parklnl plan whi~b Mitchell's would create a temporary lot near her kennels in La1una Ca· nyon. The commitsion staff de· termlMd, however, that lhe ap- peal made by tele1ram waa not adequate. Other appeals involved the Sawdust Festival, but they t.oo were determined inadequate and wlll not be heard, commission stalf mem~ said. Some of the appeals arrived after the s&.alutory cutoff Monday. The lone appeal to be beard by the commiNioo was lodged by Steve Rosenthal, an attorney represenllna about 25 residents on Arroyo Drive and Canyon Acres. Roeenlbal said bis client. are opposed to the location of Art·A· Fair at the corner ot C~on Acres and Arroyo dri vu. ·'I would like lo make one thine clear, nobody it opposed lo Art· A·Falr, we are opposed to lhe propoffd site," Roeent.bal said. He said the principal reNOOI for the opposiUon were increased traffic coqestion and potential fire hazard. In recent years, Art·A·Fair had occupied a site Jual south of the Hotef Lacuna alone the cen- tral city coulal bluffs. Thi• year, al the city's urslnl, the exhibition souaht a locatr0n ill La.sun• Canyon within -~-· iDI dlltance of the two otb..-pn · sbows. The city believe• this location will cut down on vehicle trafftc and will enable it to coax peop}e from thelr can and into cJJ.Y bu.et IDd trams. Ctty deliberations on the mat· ter belan lut year, but resldeQt,s Qt the area claimed they did aot recel~• public notice about lbe beartnp which ruulted in the re- location. ROMntbal said that in addition to the appeal at the state com· <See PE8TS. Pase Ai> Diedrich bshesOC Gr~dJun By GARY GRANVILLE .... ...., ........... Supervisor Ralph Diedrich : predJcted Tudd&y that be will rlUler be lndJct.ed late today or be tr•• ol &be investJ1.itv• clutefles of th• Oran1e Co\&nty Graftd Jur;. · "And l dan't think I'll be indict· eel Mcause there's no reuon to Indict me," Diedrich Hid. Hi• comment. came a few hours after a Superior Court Judie bad ordered him lo either amwer quest.ions asked hill! by the Grand Jury or to cite his Filth Amendnlent rl&bt.. Diedrich said be will obey t.be court order and more. "l'U probably cite my First, Fourth, Fifth, 10th, 14th and 15th <Amendment) ri&hu." he said u he Jounced ilJ ht• office. Al he talked, a 11ee:retary In aaotber offlce typed a press ~ leue that Diedrich aaJd "will cleerly ou&line'' bla po1iUoo. What the praa releaae did was to: The ordinance to be presented to the council for consideration toni1ht prohibits pilots whose planes are not bued at the airport from uslng the facility It would alao require filing of ru1ht plans and ban any kind of commercial activity. such aa banner t.owinl and crop dusUng. Shorts Subjeet -Pelat Md that Dledrtch'a "d•)' In court'1 Tuelday bad Jut. ed lea than 10 minutee. -Dedue Dledrlda tbe victim of a "med dot" attack "from the District Attorney'• office which hH used nery toOI at its CO.IQ· mand to em.,.,. ... me, to delve iato my prtn~ Ute, to try me )>y new1paper and attempt lo con· vince the public that I have been 1ullty d some Id.Def <>I wl'Oftldo- lnt." City Mana1er James Mocalls b11 recommended a phaseout of th• airport within a yHr and has the support of the council. Mocall• bas alto asked the council to approve hirtn1 of a liceriaed pUot to monitor airport operations and 101 all takeoffs andlandlnp. Tb• bud1et dlacuulon will follow conalderatlon of the airport ordinance. It the council Coat Weather Late nilht .net moraina low clouds and fot wllh aunny Utemooas tllrouab Tbunday. Low• tont1ht · mottly in aos. Hi,U Thun· day tn «II at bucJies to near eotnland. INSIDE TODA 't' 81 LA\JRIE KASPER OI t• o.41r Pllet lteff A Dana Hilla Hilb School teacher who wanW!d lo stay cool and comfortable in cla11 by wearin1 bikini aborts has perbapt anwtttln1ly trtuered what could be. an important col· Jectlve bar1ainlna decl11on in tho state. The teacher, Leo Quirk. told c1l1trict trustees Monday that "your admln1slrttora bave de- nied me my CONUtuUonal rilht to wear bikini short• in the claaaroom." He also cbarled that ht hu been the victim of dlscrlmlnaUon beuuu PE teachers and others wear lhorU and women wear -~ &Ila& Dle4rlc• tn.r<a voluntary appearance Wore \De Graad Jury laai Pebruary bad amweftd questlou med ct bimtMi. ~CIMtjaij"aseven·mCli!Mh probe lato ~ DOlltlcal',,-.C· tica a ''•ltcb hunf" ,IJ'OUQded in ••mnumdo, 1uppmit.Jont, ,a.tp, cu ... won. cb•acter unlilna· tloCI and blatant en.retard d my illdlvtdWll CoMUtutiallat n1bta ... Attacbed to Dlecliic••-.;,..... rilieuewaaa Jetter tt. had.Milt <e.tDIBD&ICB. Pe .. At> • ' ~ -~ ---- e ,,.... .... .tJ MITCHELL •• ..... the 1aia al 1:25 . a .•. PDT. otle bour and u aiu..ua. ......_ t.be de~ Mt bT U.S. Dtltrin Jlidce '*' J. Hoc.ri«t a1aubeJ and• b efu.. ltcbd.I landed a few tnlnuta •~lier ln a privat. jet al Dannel- ly All'part and wu driven to the Prttaa In a dart blue Cad.Wac. He •O(• a d.ltk •lneu ault. Aated ll he bad u)'tb1ai to ·~. t.be t.dt.un\ lli&ehell replled w(tb a 1mlle: "Yea, indeed. lt's nic:.e to be back 10 Alabama." It was hia only comment. Some ol lhe prison's Inmates bad been standlnl near the aates awaiting hie arrival. ''They eat you now, Bit John," ca~e a about. "They eot you now. You're notbin1 but another c~qvict wtlh a number now." The Maxwell faclllty waa picked for Mitchell'• Imprison· meftt because or fears be miabt be harmed amon1 more hP"fdened prlsonera. The Alabama prison's population, D"'1tberinl 290 with Mitchell's a~val, I.I made up moaUy or w lte·collar offenders. ltchell waa pboto1raphed wiU> the number 2U71·1S7 across his cheat. Haldeman's number at Lompoc is 01489-1838. A U.S. marabal, who met Mitchell at the airport, said Mitchell told him the bnefcase contained papers he'll use for wotldng on h15 book. The imprisonment of the most powerful men In Richard M Nix on 'sill-starred administration ef- fectively closed the book on the Watergate scandal that began with a botched burglary five years and five days ago. F,....l'ogeAJ DIEDRICH •• to each of the grand jurors• homes M~hH. In that slx-pa1e letter. Dle4rlch remmded the Jurors that he bad served on the 1964 county Grand Jury and "believes in the system.·' I )'HO itlMlm n!elll'da potter. ,. ol '• pc'OYll W un , 4.0, tritA Tr Mkbaa Sa~1 a . Trusiee d ~cote. w 10 uJtJ bad objecttd to leeUanl ol UM pollc1, favored puaa tclftbe meuure. OH lftUoD ~al COD~UDed C1llkott dsala wllh the ript of parent.a or eUs!ble 1Wdcnt.a (18 yean or older> to be f\lnmhed cor. • of lnlorm1Uon they claim ll DICcurate. At orl1lnally wrltten~ th• Polley forbade either from mak· inl copies of dllputed record.a. At Chilcote'• ur1in1, tbe sec· lion wu rewritten to 1uarantee the infarmatJon would be avalla· bl•. Lhn>qb copies or inspection oflbelUe. Disputes over the accuracy of record tnformaUoo would be re- solved by a hearin& board. The board would be made up of a school principal and teacher from acboola other than the In· valved student's, and a parent suitable to the student and the person whole record entry is be· ing chailenged. Another section Chilcote wor· ried over, and which he said later waa not resolved, involves a parajraph which states that re· corda Information may be re- leHed without authorization in cases of "emergency," If "neceaaary to protect the health and safety ot the atudent or other mdlv1duals. Chilcote said previously that the laneuage was too va1ue and could permit. for example, a narcotJe11 officer to demand re· cords information on grounds of protectmg the community from a student. In response to questions. Dr Robert Sanchis. district superin- tendent. said, "The only informa· lion that would be released would be that of an immediate. emergency nature." He said a situation such u that described by Chilcote wouldn't quahty as an "emergency." Chilcote said he will seek to have the policy specify that re cords could be releaaed only for medical emergencies. Measures Backed SACRAMENTO (AP) -Billi to lnereaae cltarette and gasoline taxes and expand medical eitemptiona in the 1tate sales tax have been approved by the 1tate Senate and sent to the Assembly. Al'....._.. HOMOSEXUALS AND 8UPPORT!RS HOLD PROTEST RALLY OUTSID! STATE CAPITOL In Secramento, Outrage Ag•lnat Sen. John Brigg•' Support of Anlt• Bryant Clemente Eyes Budget Council Propo•ea 'Optimilltic Sclwmde' 81 PIDUP BOSJIAIUN Oftlleo.lfy ........... Tbe San Clemente City Council will belin mwllns a proposed 1977·71 city budeet of $12.3 million at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in a day-lon1 public atudy session al city hall. By noon the council members expect to have 1tudled ei1ht ma- jor departments. City Manaeer Gerald Weeks admitted coun· cllmen face an optimistic 1chedule. The council proposes to ex· amine revenue sources, then bud1ets covering 1eneral 1ov· ernm•nl. police, fire, com· munlcaUona and marine safety, public woru, parks and recrea· Uon, 1otr course and redevelop. ment a1ency functiona. Revenue includes about $1.8 million railed by a city tax rate . of $1.21, unchan1ed from the cur- rent year. Wilh increaaea pro- j ec ted In auesaed property valuation, however, property owners may look forward lo higher tax bills, If the council ap- proves that rate. Other revenues are earned from franchise, sale1, property transfer, busineu Uceo.ae and other taxes, licenses and perm1ts, flnes, city investment.a and pro perty leases, out.aide aeencles and city services. Water utility and aewaee and sanilatioo funds make up lhe bulk of lhe rett of revenues. General eoveromeot costs total $1.2 mllllon and cover ex· pensea of salaries and operations of the City Council. city mana1er and other city omcers and de partments. The new police department budget of $1.3 million is a 16 per cent increase over this year's budjet -$1 million of it is in salaries and benefill for the force of 42 full-time officers, two fewer full time officers than budaeted this year. Tbe ftre department prop()les to Increase an exilling full time 17 ·men f(){c:e to 20, to prepare for parttclpaUon In the county paramedic tralnlng program, 1f voters approve next March. The fire department budlet of $600,489 I.I up 218 percent over the currentyeu. The bulk of the increases in both tbe fire and police depart· ment budeets were in salary and the creation of a new. expanded communicatiooa department for police, fire and lifeguard dis· patchlne. No change is recommended in the city's lifeguard force of five full time employes and 52 seasonal guards. The $372,000 budget is almost Identical with this year's. Councilmen will look al a $1.6 m II lion public works bud1et, a $742.478 park! and recreation budget. that includes develop- m ent of San Goreonio Park. Goll course maintenance and operations 11 eslimated at $408,873. and redevelopment agency costs at $317,885 which in- cludea '100,000 for a pcoposed al- grade crossin1 of railroad tracks frontin1 the city pier area, and $83,000 in pier lmpcovements. However. the Fullerton supervisor said in his letter. this 1ury is "being duped" Into being pan of an inquiry that has "lnfr· 1nged on the rights of many >ersona." "l have nothing to hide and n ade that perfectly clear to 1ou ... wtth candid answers to 1uelltlons.'' Diedrich Hid of hi• ?arller appearance before the ,ury. Promotion Funding Tops LagunaAgemla Tbe supervisor acknowledged that he alone with Supervtaor Phlllp Anthony are the cen- Lerpleces In lhe Grand Jury in· vesticatJoo that has already re ;uli.d in two perJury related In· ilctmeots. ln defense or hi• fellow 1upervilor, Diedrich said An· lhooy'1 campai1n dl1closure ataLements were "mended and corrected" 30 daya afttt they were ori41inally fUed. Others, Diedrich polnt.ed out. have amended and corrected public statements "without an)'thina criminal bein1 laid on lhem." Por himaeU, Diedrich 1tuak with hla "no indlctment" predJc- Uon but quickly added that "they <the Juror1) have been ao primed for IO many mont.bt lhey ml1bt COIJle down with aome flaky ebtrt•." OftAHOI C:OAl'T L/K DAILY PILOT Allocation of $50,000 to tbe La1una Beach Chamber of Com· merce for eC>Olmunity promotion actlvlUet ls amon1 a raft of 1977-71 bud1et item1 to be con- sidered by lhe La1una Beach Ci- ty CoUhcU ton11ht. The council wlll meet at 7 p.m . at city hall. The Chamber of Commerce seeks an increase of '20.000 In ill contract wilh the city for promo- tion. Clt1 Manager Al Theal bu recommended lhat the chamber get $.10,000, lhe same amount It received thia fiscal year. The chamber maintain• w. ia not ltdequate, and opposM a city reatrlctlon which prevents it from defraying 1ome ad· mlnl1trative expenses wlth tax· payers' money. Allo under conslderaUon are the bud1eta for assistance to civic and cultural or1anizationa, federal revenue sharln1 municipal service• department capita! improvement and apecial pro1ranu. The Laguna Beach 1977·78 budcet under consideration total• juat over fl mllllon and I~ up only •bout SB.000 over the cur· rent 1976-77 spending plan. Tbe budget proposes to main· tain the ume tu r•te aa lut year, plus Ute 7~ent paramed.le SHORTS ••• override approved by votert for a total tax rate of $1.72" centa per SlOO uae11ed v1ha1Uon. Tbia would mean about "'4 In elly taxes to lhe owner of a home atven an •.ooo market value by tht county uaetlOf. ,. ...... ~ ... J PETS ••• 10 bard, even tboU1h you know 1he'1 probably burtin1. •• Mn. Howard1ald. PRC 1pent raclO for a,n oPWI• Uon to pin and rnend Tuha'1 r• ar rt,iit lef. She WH on the mend, when 1he cam• dOWn wtlh distemper. Sh• oeeda tao11Uon from other dot• and frequent medication both !or the le1 and dlatemper. M ra. Howard aald iC a veterinarian reco.mmends euthanula Cdeeth) to reUeve an animal'• autrertn1. the aroupwtll follow tbolle •l•h•. Howner, 1be aald the PRC doe1 not believ. animal.I should be put to death 1Jmply because lhey require eictra care and at· tentlon. Another fotter home dot 11 "Sally," a 1lx·mooth-old puppy who WH dlacovered to be dlabtltic. 'nae dor Uvn now wtth Mn. Howard and rectlv an in· IUUll that daUr. Otberwi.ie •be la ln uOellent health, "plaYf ul ancl hsS..tupm. "A •ood 1peclal permanent home la nHded for 81111, perbap1 With a dJ1bitle penon," Mtt. HoW&rd Hld. AnotMr ii Biectllt, 1 1oun1 male .,._, Dane l#tio roamed *' a •triJ car .. ¥er1l • • anM\d L11uaa. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnlshines is all about . . . now at savings from 10 to 50%• It's all here waiting to help you change a so-so home into something glorlou for years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. ~-ft• •ban for lea. Job BrlH• (R-f'ulltrtoa), cam• 1bol1.11 blrcn a crowd ol Uout 500 pe'IClll8 beld 1 r.U, out9* tM c tol to protest the 1"tlol Uon IDd bWs to ban· IQ ms· · riaCM and make It eultr to ft.re bomOMJNll teaebert. 8rl111' reaolutloa. St 18, f1Ued to set a ··4~ .. modon from ~of the flve membela ol the Senate Rules Commru.e. But the eommlU.. ~ to create a .. member"• iaoladoll,'' which would allow Brisp to pralae Miu Bryant on bla own without elll.lnc for a vote. If approved, Brti"' Senate n- aoluUan woultl have been a com- mendatJon from the ontlre house. ll prailel Mila B17ant for ber ·•couraseous 1t1od to protect American cblldren. from ex- poaure to bJataot bomoaex- uaUty." Miu Bryant led a sucC!elafUl campalp to overturn a Dlde County ordinance bannlni di.I· crimlnatlon 11ain1t homo.ex· uals ln bousln1 and joba. .-,...P,,.eAJ IIlKERS ••• new 1cbool to aerve famW• that live near the Tijuana dump,'' aaldWeiu. Laat year, 15 LOI NinOI mem· ben trekked to Tijuana and raised $12,000. The fundJ kept open a Cua de lol Pobres dining · room for ISO younaaten in Ti· juana. In explaining the 1roup'1 motto printed on banner1 and leafleta, W elaa 1a1d, .. 1bere'1 too much negative publicity about Mex- icans cros1ln1 the border in search of work and a better Ufe. ··we hope OW' walk will lnlplre people not to just took at allens u _ crlmlnala and labor 1taU1Uca but aa buman bein11." Two Dtber Oranie Co11t. chu.rcbel have offered accom· modaUons to the hlken t.ooilbt. SAVE FROM 10to50%0 Ce Hikers Trek Coast I ff or llungry Kids i -1 By RAYMONDJ:91'RADA JR. c>r1anlzalion, includes hikers • °' .. .,...,,. .... ...., Crom u to 54 years old. They : "Hunter, not people. 1hou1d be hne walked since laat Friday itle1al and alien" read the ban· mornln1 With ~ ol reaching nera of 80 foot-weary hikers Who Tijuana by Sunday afternoon, are walklnl 250 mllea from Santa said march leader Paul Weiss. Barbara to Tijuana alon1 the The non·denomlnational Orange Coast today to raise church unit includH three funds for needy Mexican Oranee County youn1sters, children. Mayra Marr, of Hunt1n1ton Tbesroup,membersofaSanta Beach, Cheryl Hoffman, Barbara-based non·profit church Newport Beach, and Dorl Joint Effort To Be Made On Sign Law Maruri of Garden Grove. All three are hlth 1c:bool senions. The other bikers are moeUy from the Loi Aneelea area, aald spokesmu Joanne Kennelly of Gardena. The 1roup entered Oranse County Tuesday shortly before noon, walked along Coast H11hway tbrou1h lluntlngton Beacb and received food and shelter for tbe ni&bt at St. J amea Episcopal Churcb ln Newport Beach. Each of the bltera, mostly teenaaera, have raised at least S2ao &om sponaon and paid b1I or her own e:xpenMa tor the trlp, HldWelM. Mtmben railed 1170,000 ln ald tor tbe poor in Mexico and Santa Barbara lut year. "Tbl.I year'• furu:la are ror a <See IDXERS, Pa•e A.Z> Tracy Austin Wm• 's lst Test Die By GAaY GRANVILLE Ot•0.1fY"'9t9'Mt Supervisor Ralph Diedrich predicted Tufllday Ulat he will ~itber be indicted late today or be free of the investigative clutches of the Oran1e County Grand Jur;. "And I don't think I'll be lndlct· ed because there'• no reason to indict me," Diedrich .. Id. Hta comments came a few hours after a Superior Court Judie bad oniered him to ei~r Mitchell . Repons for Jail Term By Tiie Aatocl1ted Preu Sa)'inl ''It's nice to be back in A11b•m•," Joha ti· Nltehell aur-r de tcadar ~ frtlOO the federal Ju.st!Ce JY•tem he 01i. ce ran u auomey 1e11era1. Ko waa ttae atlt.h PHI\ •ent to Jail l<1t Wlter111A1 crtan• and probablJ thtlut. Mltebell walled untll nearly the lut minute to beatft h1a 30 m01tth-to-elpt-year HDtenee for hia part in the Wat.er1ate cover· up, unlike H. R. Haldeman wbo •bowed up Tuesday -a day ear- ly -at the Lompoc minimum aecuri~ facUlty in Calllomla, caf'r)'i.nt bii belon1lngs lo a half· rut11rocery t>u. Mltcbell affably greeted re· porters waltlnf at the gate of the M axwtll A r .rorce Base mlftlmum aecurlty prison near Montiomermy, Ala .. with a ''Sood momlftJ, 1entlemen." He entered the 1atea at 8:25 . a. m. PDT, one hour and 35 minutes before the deadline set by U.S. DS1trict Judce John J . Slrlca. He carried a aatcbel and a brief cue. Mitchell landed a rew minutes earlier in a private Jet at DIMel· ly Airport and waa driven to the prison ln a dark blue CadUJac. He wore a dart bualoeaa auit. Asked if lie bad anything to HY, the tad turn Mitchell replied with a smile: ":Yes, Indeed. It's nice to be back tn Alabama." It waa bll only comment. Some ol the s;rlaon'a Inmates bad been ltandln• near the 1at.es aw altiDC hit arriYal. "Tbty '°'you now, Bil John," came a shout. .. They: '°' you now. You'llt noth1n1 but aotber convict with a number oow. •• The Maxwell faclllty wa• picked for Mltcbell'a lmpriaoo- ment btcaute of rear• be mt1bt be harmed •mon1 more hardened prl1oner1. Mmon Ud at.r backen w ... unbiP.P1 wltb I.bat plu bileaue tbiY b8d ~ th• Hft1on to occupy UM fw.t alte whm the carnnt ecbool leue .. plr .. Aai.1. Center 1Uppoc:ten •ppeared to ban woo another buker In Herbert Roberts of tb• Los Ancelet cmce t:A HUD who, ln a letter dellveftid to lbe city Moo- day, aald that jOlnt uae la unac- ' . . Rep-..mtatln1:1, Bedbam _..,. hll ODb pct In tbe qa.tioo tltbe lease wu to ftDll oat from HUD tf the comlnuinlt.cbool leue would jeopanlile tbe pant. • He bu dcnMd that be per'IOMl· ly contaded dl)' cou.ocUmen to urse them to vote for conU· nuaace ol. the acbool leue. Seelye aaid today that HUD ol.· flcl•I Pedro Newbern, a aub- (8ee MDll.UI, Pase AZ> ·eh Flays· Jury answer quettlou asked him by the Graocl.JW')' ot to cite bis FlRh Ameadmeat n,bta. Dieclrlcb •ala be will obey the court ord«" and more. "I'll probably cite my Ftrat. Four1h. Flfth.10tb, 14th and 15th <Amead!Mnt) rt-'1ta ,,. beaald u be louo,ed in bltottlce. A• he talked, a secretary in another office typed a preu _'.~ leaae that DlediicJ) aatc:{ "ww clearly outline" Illa position. * * * What the press release did wu ·to: -Poa.t oat that Dledri~b's "dey in court" Tuesday bad lut· ed leaatban lOmlnutes. -Dedue Diedrlcla tbe victim ol a "ml4 doe" attack "from the District Attorney's office which haa ulfld every tool at ita com· mand to emba.rraaa me, to delve into my private ure, to try me by newspaper and ait.empt to COD· vlnce the public that I bave been * * * Diedrich Coiifronts Gra,ul, Jury A.g~in SO.dog Wait .PoiJJl Neilbbor .,,,,_ • t I \Vinsl BDilding OK ' nehtlll'Y fundl. At the time, Renner estimated tbe value of bla lot at about JaOG,000. Woodard told com- ml11lonen Monday be lhinka bis lot la worth cloler to $275,000. Jn aptte of Lbe fact that Ren· ner'I• dladllne hu put, ~ hu not been abte to start comtntc:· Uon because the Friends w~t to court ldn4 a re-bearing before theco~on. Renner, who .-~pea red on Woodard '• behalf al Monday'• mee~ t,n ff'untlntton Beach, deiioanced tile •o-call•d f\and raf1m1rriod .. a dela)inJ tac· tie an predicted a aecoe>d law1WtovetWdOdard11 lot, "" Comlnlaaloa aoerued ~ ' '<&le POINT~ P11e A!) t I guilty of some kind or wroni~ ln1t.' , -Note tlaat Dledrlcb fn • voluntary aps»earance before the Grand Jury last February had ll)SWered quesUooa uted of him lbeft. -IAbel u.e JtuJ'• aeven-month probe into county ~lUcal prac· lieu a ••wttcb bunt • srounded in "innuendo, suppositions, 1oulp, 1ve11wark, character uaan!na. Uon and blatant dlsre1ard of 111¥ (See DIEDaJCB, Pale Al) Koreans' Pay List Revealed WASHINGTON CAP) - A Cormer director of tbe Korean Central Jnt•lliaence AcenQy tettUled today that Korean rice dealer Toniaun Park told him the KCU. provided a list of lS to · 20 .8. tpnJressmen to be paid contributlona. T e former KCIA director. Kim H~ Wook, aaJd be bad left the qency when Park told him ln urn that the KCIA direc- tor, Lee Hu Rak, provided the list of con1rea1men. Kim said he · couldn't recall any names on the list. Kim said he peraonally acted to deposit S3 million ln a bank to help Park establis h the Geor1etown Club In Washington after Park said he could uae the club to influence congresamen. Kim also testified that two U.S. con1reumen be declined to name publicly asked him, while he wu KClA director, to help make Park the exclusive rice de- aler for South Korea ln America . He said they promised In return to use their influence in Conuess to help modernize the Koreaµ armed forces. The former tnt.elll1ence cbid s aid Toniaun Park "wu dth finitely not an employe on the payroll of the KCIA but be o(. fered me hia cooperation.·· E&rlier, Kim teatlfied th~ South Korean President Park Chun1 Hee ordered an attempt to buy influe nce In the U.S. Conaress. He said the president did thia to keep congreaamen rrom .opposing wbat Kim described a.a the prealdent'a tum to dlctatonhip. Klm d1d not elaborate 1n • 299-p~e prep.red statement on precltely. what he meant by a "bribery scandal" but aa.14 be waa prepared to do to. Bank Loses Big Account SAN l'RANC'ISCO (AP) -'!be T•fmalen Un.I.on Central Slates Pep1loo Fund bas withdrawn lta Sl.4 biJUoo invatment Portlollo from Crocker National Bank oytr diaaireement on bow to mana1e the acandal·1carred (l&.ftd. The tru1tee1 named New York's £Quit.able Life Aaaurance Co. u new manaaer ol the Ull· 100 'a huge aaaet. A Crocker 1ub- s4dldary, Crocker lnveatment Corp., will continue to manaie some •us million ln TeamJter stocks and bonds toaether wiLb three other firms. Crocker was picked two mopth.a a10 by Secretary o( Labor Ray Marshall to manaae the fund. A Labor Department 11pokesman cited an ''lnabUity to work out detaLla" u the reuon Crocker was dropped •• maoageroflhe fund Uirroll Beek To Be Feted Lon&·lime Balboa Island real· dent Carroll Beek will be honored Thursday by lht Newport Harbor Exchange Club ror her dvtc ac. t1vitles. Mrs. Beek will be awarded the t'lub 's Golden Book of Dffdt honor during a luncheon meeting at tbe Bahia Cormlhian Yacht Club. Mrs Beek, who has lived on »alboa Island aincc 1921, is a member of the Hoag Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, SPON <Stop Polluting Our Newport> and ad- vises the Balboa Island Yacht Club, a summer organization for t bildren. Newport Girl Hurt in Crash A reaN;nd collision In Costa Mesa Tuesday morning left a Newport Beach &lrl with lo· Juries, police 11&id. Karen L. Brown, JIJ, oC 11 K1aloa Court, was treated al Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital following the a a.m. crash at Harbor Boulevard and Memmac Way, but wa111't hospitalls~. ac· cording to pol Ice reports. Witnesses aald MW Brown's !lmtll sedan colllded with a tar dri•en by Paul Delatorre, 44 , or 9682 Albacore Drive, Huntington Beach Uunera Gear Taken A thief who broke into a Corona del Mar home aot away wit.b camera equipment. and a wateb worth $1,650 Newport Beach police aaid today. Jamea Schwan reported the theft Tuea· day evening when he dhlcOYered the brea.k·in al hll residence at 2910 Third Ave. DAILY PILOT :::.r.:i:.~~~·r.::.:::i.:.:::.: CM•'""""'"'',..c-..... r s--... --.. • ..,.,,,,... -•r I:"..,.. '11~ ~· ~~·v"::r~:.t:.·:,::;c"_ v .. :!', -~ ............. c-................ .. ....... -•""'9 144 ............ ~ ~ ... ...... 14t'H """~ ..... , .... -_... ... .,_ C.b-Citl ....... ..,., ··~"·"'"" .. _ ....... ,.,..,_ hi•··~ Y1<•"'""'°"'..,.°"_,._ -·-..... ,_ .... ...,... .... _ .. ... ~··--.... -..-~ .. .......... ~~ -. .-. For 11inlan? .,..,,~ ..... - CORONA DeL MAR'l INIPIRATION POINT (IENCHES) INSPIRES NEW FIGHT conwuctlon on Two Lota (Prlvate Drtv .. ey, Center) StJll Held Up I'...,.. Page Al No-parking Signs To Return to Alleys POINT ••. Oceanfront alleys on the Balboa Penlnaula will once a&aln be decora~ with "no parldna" signs after rosldent.1 pleaded with dtJ coun.c:Umen for help wlt.b llleaally parked cars. Councilmen qreed llonday to po1t the •i&nl ln all the alleys, re· versina their declalon or lwo weeka earlier. Fro91PflfleAJ DIEDRICH •• individual constitutional rt&hlll." Attached to Dled.ricb's press releue wu a Jetter be had sent to each alt.be arand jurors• homes Marchl4. In that six.page letter, Diedrich reminded the Jurors that he had served on the 1964 county Grand Jury and "believes in the system.'' However, the FuJlertoo supervisor aald in his letter. t.bla jury ;. • 'bein1 duped" into bein1 part. of an inquiry that. bu "infr· in1ecl on th.e ri&bt.a ol many persons." "I have nothin& to bide and made th~t perfectly clear to you ... wflh candid anawen to quesUons, .. Diedt1cb laid of hia . earlier appearance before the jury. The supervisor acknowledeed that be along with Supervitor PhJUp Anthony are the cen· terpleca in the Grand Jury ln· veatlgaUon that bu already re· sul~ in two perjury related in· dlctmenta. In defense of his fellow supervisor, Diedrich said An· lhony's campal&n disclosure stat.ementa were "mended and corrected" 30 days after they wereorilUtalJY rtled. Others, Diedrich Pointed out. have amended and corrected public statemenfa ••wtth<>ut anylh1n1 criminal being laid on them." For hlmaelf, Diedrich stuek Witb bla "no lnd.ict.ment•• Pfedlt· lion but quJckJy added that ''they (the jurors) have been ao primed for 10 many months they mi&ht come down with 1ome flaky ch1r1e1." * * * At that time, they aareed with Traffic Enalneer Bill Darnell to try an experiment to see bow el· fecttve the 1l1na are at lceeptni car1 from parkin& ln the alleys. City staff members bad asked for t.be study to prove thelr con· tentlon that the 1Jans. which are conUnuously vandalized and stolen, are cottJy and inelfecUve. But. area realdenta, led by Councilwoman Trudi Ro1er1 convinced the council to end the study and replace the sicna ln the alley from 8th to 20th streets. "Frankly, I don't think we need to teal this-probltm at aU," Mrs. Rogers said. "We all know we have a problem." Councilmen agreed with resl· dents that the signs help cut down on the number or Illegally parked cars and they also aareed with a staff proposal to see~ an increase at the municipal court level In the Cine for parking in alleys from SS to $10. Vandals Hit lido Church Newport Beach police are seekinf the vandals who struck the Udo area early Tuesday mornina. • Police reports indicate vanda~ broke a stained glas1 window at. St. James Ep11copal Church, 3209 Via Udo. . Police said the vandals aho • • broke a window at a restaurant at 3505 Via Oporto and snapped a traffic arm at the Lido Shops parking structure. 3455 Via Oporto Warning Iuued WASHINGTON (AP> -SOulh AfricaD Forel1n Minister R. F Botha met with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance on Tuelday and aald conUnqed U .S. in· slatence on a oae·man, one-vote system for South Africa wouJd lead to a "rapid wor1enln1" of relations between tlae two COUil· trlea. l!ro• Page AJ PROBE RESUMES. • • • lmpteaaed with the idea that the lou would be bought for public use and Imposed the waiting period anyway. No one from the Friends was present, but a •Pokeam~ for the Sierra Club decried t.bo private development ol the Iota u an eit- ample ol the reduction in public acceaa to scenic areas and beacbea alon1 the California cout. She was backed by com· mlnloner Art.bur Snyder, a Los Angeles City Councllman who 1aid "t.hin&s Uke this are really aaid. Thia 11 the reason I voled for Prop. 20 in the first place." Commission staff members pointed out that neither of the two lots provides access to a beach. The two lota once were con· sldered for purchase by the coastal commission with state par It bond money, but were taken orr the acqul.altlon lt.l because it was felt they were too costly and provided a minimal benefit in an area where the prime vlew apot and beaab access was already protected u public property Expansion OK'd SAN FRANCISCO (AP> A '13 mllllon expansion proaram at San Francisco International Airport has been approved over tbe objecUons of the federal En· vlronmenl.al Protection Agency. HoneymDon For Amin? NAIROBI, Kea1a (AP) -Audrey June Taylor, a New York reporter viait.lng Uganda, aay1abe1poke by telephone with President ldi Amin and he told her he Is havina a belated honey. moon with his firth wife. Mrs. Taylor 1aid despite reports Amin bad been aaaassinated lut weekend, he said be wu "alive and well" and ml&ht return to Kampala, hil capital. next week. The Kenyan 1overn· ment'a newa service said Am ln '• Hcurity police were on a "rampaae or killin&•" because of the re. ported as1u1ination at· tempt and bWld(~ of Ugandans were neeing to Kenya. Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home furnishings rs all about . . now at savings from 10 to 50%•. It's all here waiting to help you change a o·so home Into sornethlna glorious for years to come. Visit us today and discover a whole new way to live. Bat dodGlw M1 that at bu ..._aw_.. d,...ae around bu. ladt1cUa1 tier p tawbo madadail7m.. lu tot.bl couatY ll~ blame.. h1•P ... AJ HIKERS ••• new· achoal to~ tam.Wes tlsat live near tbe Tijuana dunq>.'' aaldWtill. Lut )'Qt. 15 Loi Nmo. mesa- bera \.reldted to TUuana and ralaed Sla,000. The fuDcll kept open • ea.a de loe Pot>r... dlnlD• room f« UO ~ hl n. JUUL Io aplainlq the poup~1 motto printed OQ baDDen and Je~ WetN Nkl. •'1'here'1 too mucb ne1aUve publicity abcMlt Mex· lean• croa1tn1 the border in aearcbotwort and a better life. .. W• hope our walk wlll lDlplre people not to Just loot at allena .. crtmln.ala and labor 1tati1Uea bat u human beinp." Two other Oranae Coaat cburchll have olftred aceom- modaUoaa to the bikert toailht- Tbe cbarlty walkers will bnat . up tntotwo unlta. One 1roup will stay at the Glorie Del Lutheran Church ha Dana Point. Tbe other will rest at the Flnt Prelbytertan Cburcb ha San Juan Caplltrano. If all soes well, the Journey wUl culminat. Sunday afternoon with an ecumenical service near a barbed wire rence at the U.S.· Mexican border. Man's Death Said Suicide Coroner's lnvesU1ators have classed the &unshot death Mon. day of an elderly Newport .Beach man auuiclde. Victor Btyoe Sayn. 80, who lived at the Balboa Bay, Club, • was dlacovered in bis room at • about 12: 30 p.m. dead of a cunshot wound. Friends told in'Vest.fgaton that Sayre bad become despondent over lou o( h.ts eyealabt. • SAVE FROM 10to50%~ CONVtNICNT ,-iNANCINO. PAO,tS~ONAL INTE~IOR OCSKJN WtfHOUT 081.JOATION ANO COMfORTA81,E. PAftKING; i , o.llY ........... "-" HUGE CLOUD OF SMOKE BILLOWS OVEft SCENE OF MISSION VIEJO BRUSH FIRE Prepartng fOf' the Worat Fire Seuon ln.100 Yeare In Or•nte County A lire which blackened 40 acres of grassland In Miaaion I Viejo Tuesday evening con· ' firmed firemen'• fears that a rou1b fire season lies ahead. ; The fire broke 'lUt at abOut 7: 15 I p.m . on vacant Miaalon Viejo- Company land near the lntenec· 1 lion of Oso and Marguerite ; Parkways. I "It wa11 a very lnterestlnl fire,·· said Capt. Bruce 'Turbeville. spokesman for \he 'county fire department. "Ordinarily in Orange county at that hour of the night, brush 'doesn't burn as fast as this did," be explained ''Thil thins r.ally took off," he said. He said the 1 k of rnobture at the rlaht time lut winter hat made the brush euUy combuaU· ~~ ~ Firemen have been aw..-. of this situation. ..We're btln1 prepared for the potential wont fire ::.euoo In 100 years on a 1tatewlde baals," Turbeville said. In Oranie County aJone. he said, there are 280,000 acres ot wlldland. Turbevtlle 11ld the cauae of the MI salon Viejo Ure Is un - determined and under lnveat11a· tion. Bikers Appeal Aid Sought for Mexktuu By &A VMOND ESTRADA JR, • Ol .. OeltyP\tltlUfl "Hunter, not peOple, should be llle1al and alien•' read the ban· nera of 80 foot-weary biken who are walkin12SO mUes from San~ Barbara to Tijuana alone the Oran1e Coast toctay to ralae funds for needy Mextcen children. The Jl'OUP, member• of a Santa Barbara-hued non-profit church or1anl11tlon, lncludea hlkera from 11 lo 54 y"n old. Thef have walked alnce last Friday mornJ.na wtth bopea of reachlnc TUuana by Sunday afternoon, sald march leader P•ul Welti. The non-deno"'ln•tlonal church unit lnclu4ea three Or1n1e County youn11tert. Mayra Ma.rr, of Hunttntton Beach, Cheryl Hoffman, Newport Beach, and Dorl Marurl of Garden Grove. AU thrff are bi&h acbool 1enlor1. The other hikers are 1'D09tly from tbe Loi An,elea area, said 1poke1man Joanne Kennelly ot Gardena. The •roup entered Oran11 Count)' Tuolday shortly before no~n . walked aloo1 Cout Ht1hway tbrou1h Huntlnfton Beaeb and received food and abeltu for tl\e nltht at St, .lanaet l:pl1copa1 Church In Newport Btach. Each ol tbe hlkert, mostly tee.naaen, have ralaed at leut <See IDKEIS, Pa1e AJ) • Se""'° Community Park In El Toro. planned to be an unuaual, 53-arre comblnaUon of rectea· Uon a04 l0tal lllatory altracUona. wtll on the drawlna boarcb tbl11ummor. TueadaJ Ounae County 1u~rviloi't awarded a S49,600 contran for dest1n of lhe first pbaH of th park to POD, Inc .. of Oran.ie. a landsupe architec· turef\rm. The Initial part ot the $1.2 million deveJopnient pro1tam will involve creation of a · 'Hertia,e HUI" hlatorical com· plex centered around Ute ,·enera· bJe Serrano Adobe, St. Geor1e'1 Ep!JcopaJ Mlaalon aod the old El Toro School. The church ua school were trauported to \he park site near the comer ol Lakt Forest Drive and Serrano 1\9,ad late last ynr from tbelr orftlnal locations .a tons El Toro Road A tpolcesmao for the Oran1ie County Environmental Manage- ment Aaenoy •aid today the con· atrucUon dra#tna' for the firwt phase ~Id bt completed by late November or early Decernbir'. Blddin' will ta'• place later this year on a contra~t that could top Me0.000 and con1trucUon could betin by early 1971, tile 1pokesmt.D aaJd. Completion ls •et tor the late fall of not year. Beitdet the thret·tcre "I•• totlcal complet, tbe lint phase ls expectf:d to tnC!lude a thll •1•tem, P1Crilc ~e•• and ~': atrucUon ol iri ti"'phittitater. • Later devel~ment plant c&lt for lnltaJlaUon Of an admlnlstra• Uon center, lut~·court play areaa. tot lotl and tennis ~ourtt. CS. EallANO, Pas Al) could not. do thla, lht Art ~ an unf ili labor practi c ,,. aialnlt the dlatrict with the 1tate•1 F.ducallonal Employ~t llelattc. Board Cl:ERB) But y msl learued that the EERB'• 1eneral cOCD\Ml dl•mi4Sid the cbar1e, aa11lca1 that tbo' none.1cluaJve emplO)'e ~r1anliat~n ~annot me • grlev~ for an eniploye. Thomstey called lt a "very 1\anlnCant" declllon beeaute a.bi ~'1' ilid CIW'omla Teacben As- soclaUoo (CfA) are •truali~ for power amon1 tht 1tate'1 teacMn. TM dedatan app~"° ly would eU"'"'°at• one bawe front iO 1trtaaa1e. But St•v• Buber, executive IHl1tanl to the EERB, •aid. ·•vou can't call lt a preced i yet.'' <See 880&'1'8, Pa1e Al) Dmdrich Probe •• Jliron. Assaile«t 87 G.UY G&ANVJLLE Of tlll 0.llY"""...,. !upen11or Ralph Diedrich predicted Tuetday that be wtu ~ltber be indicted late today or be free OI the lnveaU1aUve clutches of the Orance CoJJnty Grand Sury. "And I don't thlftk I'll be indict· ed bee•uae there'• no reuon lo lndfct me,'' Dieclrtcb said. Hit comments came a few boUrl aRer a Superior COurt Judie bad ordtred bim to either / an1wer queatlona uked hlm by the Grand Jury or to clte his Ftflh Amendment ri&Ma. Mitchell's Waterg~te Tenn Begins SaytnM "th nice to be back ln b1uu/; J N. llitcbell au.-. naerea tOaa,y .... prilQner ~ Ult f~iJ*Wltet ~\e-be on. d ,_. u attotQey ceneril. lie wu tllil 25th man sent to jail f« W awrsat. crimea and probably tbelut. Mitebell waited until nearly t.be Jut minute to ~•in hlJ ao montb-to-olaht-1ear sentence for hJ• part. in the W•ier1ate cover· up, ~ ff, R. Haldeman who ii.owed up Tqeeday -a day ear· ly -at the Lompoc mlnl~um aeouri\y facUlly In California, carry{n1 his belonfinc• jn •half· lull 1rocery bai. Ml~bell alf ably 1reeted ,... po'14fl waltinl at the 1•~ ol the M ·~~ell Air Force Baae mWmwn aewrlt.y prtaoe neu Mont1omermy. Ala., wl$.b a ''lood monUn1, 1enUemen." He entered &M fat~ at 8:25 a. m . PDT one hour and 3S mlnutet before the deadline set by U.S. Dl1trict Judie John J. Slrica. He carried a satchel and a brief cue. Mlt.cbell landed a few mh\utes earUer In a private jet at Dannel· ly Atrport and wu driven to the prtron in a dut blue Cadlllac. He wore 'a dark bUllrteu 1utt. Asked 1t be bad an)'thlnl to aay, the tecltutn Mltchell replied with a amlle: "Yes, indeed. It's nice to be back ln Ala barn a." It was hil only.comment. Some of the priton'a lnmata had·been 1tandln1 aear the 11tea awafdni hl• arrtvat. •-rbly eat you now, Bil Jobn." came • •boat. '11'hey lol you now. You're noehlnC but another convict WWl a taumbtr ~. '' Tbe Mnw•ll faclllty waa picked f« MIC.Chell'• tm~· menl hoa ot ff'ha . mi1bt be ltarmed •mon1 more hp rdened ,prf acnu ra. Tbt A9ab1ma. l'ri•on'• poputaUon, numbtiinl ao with MftcheU'• <W lllTCff'ELL. Pa1e AJ) . . Dleclri@ Hid he wlll obey the cour1 order and more. "I'll prob~y cite IDY Flnt. Fourth. PUUl. ).otb, 14th and 15th <Arnepdmet) riJhts," he 1a.ld u be lou.n1ed lb b1I office. Aa ~ talked. a aec:ret.ary ln another offtce typed • pres. re· leate tb~t Diedrich said "will cleulY outline" hla position. Wba.t tbe press releue did was to: . -PoJat ou& that Oledrlcih 11 "day ln cowt" Tuead•Y had lut· ed leu than 10 minu:tea. -Dedan DleUtca. the victim of a "maCl d<>a" •Uacft "from the Dlltritt Attorney's office wbleb baa u.eed every tool at Its coat• inand to e:mbarl'ass me, to delve into my private Ute, to try me by newspaper and attempt to con· vlnce the public that I have been ~~~r of tome kind of WJ'Oftl~ -Note tht Dledrlel1 ir\ a voluntary appearance before U,e Grand Jury l11t Februar1 had .answered questions asked 4 him tbea. --IAW CM Jary'a aeven·montb probe into county politiQI prac- tices a "wit.ch bunt" "rounded I.a (See DIEDIUCB, Pa1e "2) Pool · Trouble Woman JaiW on Fee l11ue MARTINEZ (AP) -Criminal charge& have been dropped against a woman wbo was handcuffed, strip· searcbed and Jailed after she refused to pay 25 cents to watd\her chU<ke twim. n't make any sense," Robert Hatcher, a Contra co.ta County deputy district attorney, said Tu.esday. ~ la Fa a, 37. was arres~ at the Martinez mufilclpal pool on Memorial rt>ay w~kend alter she balked at payint the 25-Cent fee, claimingJ>arents go- ing to the pool to guard their children should be let in free. Police arrested her and she wu briefly jailed.for· invest.igation of petty theft. In dropping the charges, Hatcher said •"there are more important thiner to do with the people's money." Korean 'Influence Buy' Plan Revea/,ed WASfflNOTON CAP) -A former director of the J{orean Central InteJUgence Aaency testJtlect tc:>day that Korean President Part Chun& Hee or· dered an attempt to buy In· fiuence In Ule U .s. Con tress. The former KCIA director, Kim ffY\Ull Wook , said Park did tht• to kte~ conereasmen from o ln1 w: at Kim described as t~prJsl ent's turn to dlC · t•toratue. Kim d1d eot elabOrate in a 299·Pal.6 prepared statement on preclaely what be meant by a "bribery acandal" but said he WU prepared to do IO. Security atran1ementa were mautve for bis appearance before a Route lntematlonal re· lat tom tubcommJttee. Khu •aid !'J'onaaun Park, a Korean rice dealer who distri~ eel cub and gifts to a number·Ol · U.S. con1fe5smen, acted as -Korean iovernment a1ent in Walhillelon but "wu definitelr not an employe on the payroll .,_ theKCIA. "But be offered me hi• cooperation," the former KCIJ( director said. "Pre1ldent Park. whild estabU.hin1 a 1tron1 dictatorial 1y1tem, woa apprehensive abOt.¢ the United States' reaclioll." be aald. • •ffe knew that the oppoll lion of the U.S. aovernment U.S. ~ would have trea tanuenee on ht.a dictatorial ad· lions. "To pJtteqt this opposition the weU-mo•n Ton11un Patt (~KOREA, Pate Ai> i" j ' 1 ' t • cowt '•perm Joeepb W IWJa u, wbo • I& their dauc,bt«'• Mdllde CM out • 4loal' ol tbe llGl'N Ytop N ...... Home..,..7today. ... ..,_ ~-'ftom• TrapallO, .. flmlllJ pn Hid M ad· U. Rom CatbdUc Cllurda'a .. ,acram t ot the • •• 8blO bow'D u lut rttes. to Ilia QalnJ.an en Tue9day n.l&ht. Ir• 1at4 be bH done lllia odkally dunq lier Ulnes• .. Kattn is npaienctn1 dl!- tlcultlel." PauJ Armstrooi, the family's spokesman and at· 10mey,said Tuesday. But be refuaed to comment on reports that death waa lmrnt- oent ''We don't want the world to be '*'the bedside. We don't want this w tum into a macabre vl1U." he ••id. Armstrong said Miss Quinlan's .:Qndition began to deteriorate aoveral day1 ago. He said the nursing home, which has no r~splrator. was lollowlna a F,....PageAJ SHORTS •.. Althouch it 1s an Indication or the general counsel's reeling on tbe issue, Barber explained, the AFT does have the right lo amend the charge or appeal it lo the board. He explained that 1t 1s the Uuee-member EERB which makes final decisions and sels precedents in the state's ycar-0td collective bargaining for school .employes. Quirk could not be reached for comment on the case or to 11ay IC the decision will be appealed But one thing is for sure Thornsley said he will propose this summer that trustees con· sider establlshtng a dreH policy Right now, he said, the district has been following an unwritten .. generally accepted historical l!recedence" on dress. But he • added, "Jl seems everything bas to be put in black and white The superintendent said he has been told by the counLy counael tbat the school board does have the right to have "reasonable'' dress regulations But the question might gel down to just whal 11 considered reasonable. "'Whe re between balhrng suits and tuxedos do you draw the line?" the s upennlen- deot asked Frowt Page AJ KOREA ... scandal was undertaken.·· he said. Al several other points in his statement, Kim referred lo it as tbe "Tongsun Park bribery scan- dal." The former Korean tn · telll1ence chief said he was breakine a long silence because he fears what he called President Park's dktatorial repression and other events includlne the Tonesun Park affaJr have brought an American reaction that could lead to war for his country He said he believes President Carter·a decision to withdraw U.S. ground forces from South Korea in four to five years "was greatly influenced by the dls· closure of the Tongsun Park bribery scandal." He said he agrees with the Atnerican aeneral Carter re- au I ened, Maj , Gen . John Singlaub, "that the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Korea wlll Jud to war with North Korea." OlllANQI COAIT u DAILY PILOT TiwOr:'C. C-•I o.llr ~llll,wltt1-i.c-=~1~"'~;..":".::.:::.-=> =~~~'°'=..;:-L!:~· IAl•ft Vall••· ,, .. ". \-IOMC• ....... , -~-~-~1 .. C.Otl ......... ,~ .. ~ .. 111<1111·-S..•N"I'\ ... ~ ~-~~~:t.~:i,.:.:,.u. -.. , . .__ ...... ---~ .J .... Cill'ft "'''~"'H'*"I __ ., __ ~··-...... ,_~~· ...... -.... .... _.... OMMll L-. ~l'.A-' 1_.........,.,_ IMd!HaclVallevOMee ""'u ... , ._ ..... or...,_., °"*' O<ta-•••-11-..-... _,,,..... .. H" ,,., ... _,_.__ .. ~ .. 4<11 llltO ........... lll!• T1le91ll4tN (11•)~ Ct•Mlfled ACIHrtlllinl MMa1t --· ,, ... ,_Oii'~• .. , .. ,,. '•Miu~ ....... A full work force or more than 2,700 men returned to work today on the SZ.3 bUllon San Onolre nuclear project, after a nine-day strike that dwindled workers to as few 111800. Tbe 1trikln1 operatlne Eoeineen Local .12. which t)ad only 1n employes on the San Onofre si&e. won a three-year: conlnct providlnl for wa1" lQ. creu• of $1.05 an hour effecllv• immediately, and 9S centa an hour for eacb of the next two years. The ~neers, who operate heavy eqwpment such P cranes. bulldoaera and dirt haulers, bad made an averaie $11.19 an tlour. or $22,"'3 a year 111.beJ worked no overtime. Beetnnln& June 16, 1919, the construction workers will be averaging 128,57&.a year, wit.bout overtime. Dave Barron, spokesman for Southern California Edison Co .• said the engineers atrlke had minimal impact on conatrucUon schedules. Although the strike never in· eluded a picket line, which would have stopped employes of all other unions from working, the nearly 2,000 other workers who were idled with the engineers could not keep working without the earthmoving support, Barron said. No incidents were reported as a result of the strike. F,.._P.,,eAJ MITCHELL .• arrival, i• made up mostly of wbit.e-coUar offender•. llltcbell was photo1raphed with the number 2'171·157 acroes his chest. HaJdeman'a number at Lompoc is 01489-1S3B. nteV'lll! WALKtNO FOR MEXICAN CHILDREN Chartty Wilker• P••• Through Or•ne• Coaat l'...,.P~Al HIKERS APPEAL. • • SZ50 from aponJOn and paid bia or her own expeuea for the trip. saldWeiu. Members ral.ted $1'1&,ooo J.n aid for tbe poor In Mexico and Santa Barbara lut year. "Tbh year'• funds are ror a new school to serve famillea that live near the Tijuana dump," said Weiss. Last year, 15 Loa Ninoa mem· bers trekked to Tijuana and raised $12,000. The funds kept Bryant Backer · Loaea Second Reaolutioti Try SACRAMENTO (AP> -Anita Bryant's top supporter ln t.he Cautomia IACt.l.ture bu failed ln a second attempt to aet a re- sol uUon pral•lnl the con- trovenlal 1ln1er movin1 through the state Senate. oPeD • CUa de IOI Pobra dlnln& room for uo yowipten lD Ti- juana. In explalnln& the eroup'• motto printed on banners and leafle&I, Welsa aald, "Tbere'1 too much ne1atlve publicity about Mex- icans croaatna the border in searcbofworkanda better life. "We hope our walk wlll lnaplre people not to Just look at allena as criminall and labor staUaUct but a• human beine•-" Two other Oraoee Coast churches have offered accom- modations to the hikers toniaht. The charity walkers wlll break up Into two unite. One 1roup wlll stay at the Glorie Dei Lutheran Church In Dana Point. The other will rest at the Finl Presbyterian Church in San Juan Capistrano . If all goes well, the journey will culminate SUnday afternoon with an ecumenical seNlce near a barbed wt.re renc• at the U.S.· Mexican border. Identity 7 erllf'I ol· nc:en thQ know t.be Ut1 al tM Riftnide ll'renray terrorUt ftlO beeo d@bed t.b• "Plumtain Bock Throw• ... B dMy an DCC. yet Pt.,...ed to name the man they are Mek· lnl and wbo aow appean to have left t.be area In which bis rock t.browt.Q opentlom were een· ter.cl. • A lerdor olftcer. wbo ulled 1Xlt to be ldentllled, theoriJed um the auapect la a black man wboH many acll of vandallam bu oe- currecl ln several areaa of CaU!omla. ''He bu been seen In Mono County, other DOrtbem COUAUes. San Dfeao and l'l&.bt here in Oraqe County,'' tbe offleer tald. "He may be a mental cue but be'a a very elUllve 1uy •bole been Involved In all ldndJ ol VM• dall•m bealdes rock tbn)wtnc and be eeema to have aUpped tbo net wehadoutforbim." Tb• rock thrower w .. 1.-t aeen laat month when be stabbed sberUf'1 deputy Dave Allen when the MlaloG Viejo officer left b1a car on the Rlvenlde Freeway near the Green River Golf Course and pursued the auapec:t on foot. Allen wu ala.shed after he challenied the rock thrower and hu now recovered from stab wounds on bla right arm and neck. Rushed to Canyon General Hospital by other deputies, he · deacribed bis assailant u a abort, bearded black man dre11ed in dark clothtn& and wearlnc what appeared to be Army boot.I. Allen'• attacker is believed to be the man who bad ten'Orlzed Riverside Freeway motorists for the put ellbt months by burliq rocks taken from the center dlvlder at their autos. More than 35 windshields were am ashed during that period. A man anawerine the rock thrower's description wa.a hunted Jeweb, Cash Gone Burglars who entered an El Toro mobile home while the oc- cupant was at the beach took jewelry and cash with a total value of $3,375. Oran1e County sheriff'sofflcen. said the theft )Vas reported by Robert Edmund ~akllckl, who occupies a trailer 1n the Sesame Street trailer park, 24922 Muirlands Blvd. ~ ....... J DIEDRICH •• ••t.DnQDto, SUppo9Wonl, Coaip, •uetawoi'k. dwutet UHlliDa· tloa a.ad blatant dlsre•ard ol my lnclivldual coMUtuUoaal rllbta." Attaebld to Dtedricb'1 press release wu • letter be bad sent to each olthe 1rand Jurora' homes Marcb14. In that 1lx-pa1e letter, Dledricb reminded the Juron that be bad aerved on the Ul64 county Grand Jury and "bellevea In the 1yatem." However, tbe Fullerton superv11or aald In bla letter, tbla jury is •'beinJ duped" Into beinl r.art ot an lnqu1ry that bu ••lnfr· n1ed on tb• r11bta of many peraoos.'' "I have nothlnC to bide and made tbat perfectJ.y clear to you ••. wttb candid anawws to quest.lam," Dtedrlcb aald ol hia earlier appearance before the ·Jury .. Tbe lllJ*'\'llOI' aclmowlildaed that be aloq wlth SuperviJor PbUlp ADtboa:r •re the een- terpleces 1D t.be Graad Jury ln- vesU,atlcJO that bu already re- sulted lD two perjury related ln· dlctmenta. In defense of bl1 fellow suptrvllor, Diedrich said An· thony'a campal1n disclosure statements were "mended and corrected" 30 days after they were on.tnally filed. Otben, Diedrich pointed out. have amended and corrected public statements "without aoyth.lQI criminal being laid on them." For blmaeJf, Diedrich stuclt with his "no indictment" predic-• tion but quickly added that "t.bef · (the jurors) have been '°primed (or 10 many months they mieht come down with some flaky charees." A U.6. marshal, who met Mitchell at the airport, aaid Mll~hell told him the briefcase contained papers he'll use for working on his book. The imprisonment of the most powerful men in Richard M. Nix- on '11 111-atarred admini1tration ef· rectively closed the book on tbe Watergate scandal that began with a botched burglary five years and five days aeo. The resolution, which prabes Ml11 Bryant for her umpalgn aaatnat a Plorida homosexual rights ordinance. dled in the Senate Rules Committee on Tuesday without comin& up for a vote. Summer Mitchell, once referred to by coconapirator John D Ehrlicbman as .. the Blg Enchilada" or the Water1ate af. Cair, la the tint attorn•Y 1eneral In history to be convicted of criminal acts. £ntenn& the minimum securi· ty institution at Lompoc on Tuee· day, Haldeman made a brief statement. ·'There's only one thine I do want to say and that is to expres1 my 1~at appreciation for the ex· preasiona of support 1 've re- ceived from so many people around the country and moet especially to express my graUtude to my family for the.lr love, their courage and their un· derataJlding." Inside, Haldeman wu pboto- 1 r a pbed, fin1erpriated and dr .. se4 ln a gray uniform before beln1 shown to his new home -a slx·by-eiaht foot cubicle in a dormitory that houses 30 men. The setback for Sen. John Brl1g1 CR-Fullerton), came shortlY' before a crowd of about 500 persons held a rally out.side the Capitol to protest the resolu- tion and bllll to ban gay mar· ria1e1 and make it easier to lire bomoaexual teachers. Brl111• resolution, SR 26, failed to 1et a "do-pus" moUon from any of the .Ove 1nembers ot the Senate Rules Committee. But the committee a1reed to create a "member's resolution," which would allow Briggs to praise M..l.as Bryant on bis own without callina for a vote. If approved, Brtus' Senate re· solution would have been a com- mendation from the enth house. It praises Mias Bryant for her "courageou• stand to protect American children from ex· poaure to blatant bomoaex· uality.'• Mias Bryant Jed a auc~eseful caropalan to overtum a Dade County ordinance baontn1 dls- crlmlnatlon a1aln1t homOHx- llaJa In houalna and Jobi. F,....P-AI. S.LagunaHilla SERRANO •• 4tho/ fuly Parade Set ( Ttae.park llftd •u donated to the c~ by Occidtmtal Land and Developmont. which ii buUd· fn1 ~ El . Toro plaqntd com· munJty of L'1te Forest. Dtvelopmmt tundl are coroln& from count,y barbon1 beaches aird pukl ~off ert ana the local countytenrlc area . Come to Chandler's Summer Sale and see what the world of distinctive home f umishings 1s all about . _ . now at savings from 10 to 50%'. It's all here waiting to help you change a so so home into something glorious for years to come. Visit us tooay and discover a whole new way to live . SAVE FROM 10to50%~ er;-..,., .. • 'l:C'" .• s u ~:rJ tJ ~ ~ :!$#:::: :1~ ~,=, ~ l'..aolc •• 1 ,.., l'1•11TH t t JI l'tl111ft 1_.IO • l'stMIU _.,. "3 '"" .. , .. , 7t 1'1Nlt911 I J .... ~ uuo " ,.,.,_. .... 2 l'MU11IU 115 t l'IV~~ll .AS • 7 l'twlCti' J ...... • 'ltt l'IW$<1 . t 16 l'leelllltM t H ,....,, .. MI II ..... ,v .•11 tO:J 1'111411.e 1. 1' IS 14 l'i.Gllt uo • ,. "l:lel'L '" t tU ,. ,._ , .. . :••Ill ... ,, ' .. ~ir.~· .~17 ~ l'oel.C• I 1 4 ,.,iM 4 J M ,ordMwt t l'~Melt 1. " :,c:!: ::·: '~ ,. .... ,. .7211 .. l'MWfl tJW D l' .. lllre I JOIO 1t ,.,.,,llM 14 4 ~I =~ro~~ \:,~ ~1 • • or cov TBBas us UGITDIAft eompa.n}es Mlllq diamcJDda to tM public all ovet lbe Ulilted Stat.. Bat mmt l'Klpieota of t.elepboM aal pitchel Jack two f\m. dam•otala for aue· eeuful dJamood lovat- • n 1 : koowled1• to meuure quality and ac· eea1 to a resale market. Here ue 1uldeUnea for lnv•tment diamond buyed: -Nner buy diamonds over tbe pbooe from an un· familiar company and salesman. -Never pay a blpu price for a mall atones of low quali ty that promoters often are puahlne u · 'lnveatmeot erade'' atones. Measure she and quality vs. price. Ask a reputable Jeweler. -Never buy stones without a certificate from the Gemological INtitute of America or a reputable 1em lab that uses the GlA atandarda for cradiU diamond$. (Waro- lne: some promoters set up their o•o Jaba that ayatematically appraise atmes at a hl1ber value lbua the promoter seeks. It doesn't take a cynic to tM Ulrc>Glh that racltel) -NEVER BELIEVE ANY SALESMAN'S claims about appreciation, certificaUoo, quality, money-back euarant.ees, resale optiom, Insurance, appraised evalua· tlon, replacement coats, escrow or trust accounts unless the claims are ln writinc on company letterhead sicned by an officer. Until then don't even bot.her to proceed with a checkout. -Never clean out your savings account to put the money in diamonds. It baa happened. Accordine to Karl Lauby of the New York Better Business Bureau, "People who shop weeks to uve $300 on an automobile will send $8,000 for dlamooda to a company they never heard or. baaed on the promises of an unknown salesman they will never even meel" -Find out about mark-upa. Retail mark-ups are often 50 to 100 percent. Many boiler room mart-ups on gerMtooea are even higher. But a jeweler may cbar1e 2 to 15 percent commlsslon on an unmounted gemJJtone. Shop comparitive· ly, describJna atones by arading characteristics: clarity, carat. cut and color. -DON'T KID YOUllSELF ABOUT get-rich.quick potentlm. To make any alentficant profits, buyers muat bold their dJamooda for at leut two or three years. -Thole who 1et a pttcb or think they have been defrauded should send details to a local U S. attorney and the Bet.tu Busineu Bureau. -~e who have received diamonds should make 1u.re they correspond wlth the order and, If they do not, com· plalD at once. -And back to the basics: Those who receive a pbODe call from a atranger who promises get-rich·qulck profits In diamonds should bang up. Nm: Comrnomtu Q?ttoru Free Error Wrong Dialers Aided General Telephone reminds ita customers that they need not pay for errors in lone-diatance telephone dialing. Kerb Gauer, Orange division manager, aays customers who mladial and reach the wron1 party should call the operator immediately and explain the satuatioo. The operator wiU see that no charge for the call appea.r. on their bUI. CUSTOMERS WHO NEGLECT TO NOTIFY the operator can call the local telephone company bu1lne11s office to clear up the matter when they are bl1ltd for the call, Gasser said. Customer representatives have copies of customer's bUla and can identify a mildialed call that lasts a minute or less. 1f nu.dialed calla last longer than a minute - possibly because or difficulties in eatabUtbin1 that the caller reached a wrong number -it's helpful lf the customer knows the time and date of the call and, if possible, the wrooc number reached. Thls In· formaUon makes It easier to trace and identify the call on the customer's bill, Gasser aaJd. SDG&E Reports Drop in Earnings San Diego Gas It Elei:tric Company <SDO&E) bu re· Ported common 1tock earninp of Sl 87 a share !or the 12 moot.ha ended May 31 Eaminp in lbe comparable 1978 period were S2.oe. SEVENUES FOR THE aECENT period Increased 13 percent to '462.6 million, operating expen1es were up 11 per- cent to 1397.t million. Other factors alffeUnl earnlnp w_.. bltJler interest char1es, 1reater preferred dividend ... qulremeoc. and more abares of common atock outataDdln1, tbe company aald. Dttplte these rlalnt coat.a, there has t>.eo no lncreuo In elect.rte rates in the lHt ti moot.bl, the company 1aJd. The eamll'\&I decline it o result. SDGle!: nled for a 1•n«a1 rat. lncrHM ln April lt75 and r.celved a S21 million lntertm rate increase Jn Ottober of that year. • A ftnaJ rMOlution haa not been reacbC!d lo tho ieneral rata uae. but th company aaJd the California P&ablfo UUUU Commwlon la expecU!d to make a dee.Ilion soon. ANNOtJNCEllENT ow SDGltE't ea.rnla wu mtde in cocmectfon with th ~rinte placement Of mlW a( preleteco ttock. lo an unrelated deveJ09m · • the comp1117'a dlricf.Oiol de<!lared a quartc.rly dlvtden{I of IO cebta a ab&N OD U.. compuy'1common1tock,paT•ble.lt.ily1'to•hlnboldenot recmll\meJO. 'nedlvldend l.fttllH&meu lblquarter. . ·.· ... · ~-... .. •.• .. .. • " l i ' ' DUllllCll. 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