Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
1977-06-23 - Orange Coast Pilot
' I • • Coffee Profits Fall ,As Consumption Drops ' ' ,, • • • • • i Newport Pilot Saved After Crash.; Payoll Issue Korean BlaSted ~·As Betrayer SEOUL. South Korea (AP) - The South Korean aovemment today called former lntelllfence bief Kim Hyun1 Woo "a trayer" for testifyini that it lnanced attempts to buy the 1up- rt of U.S. congressmen. "A betrayer can say almost nytbin1. but it will not be latened to," said lnformaUon inlatry spokesman Hwaq Sun l. Klm, director of the Korean enlral Intelll1ence A1ency rom 1961 to 1969, told a Houle committee ln Washlneton Wed- ~esday that he arran1ed for $3 UUon ln government funds to e deposited in the account of the alleged influence-buyer Toni Sun Park. Park ls alleged to have been lht chief conduit for paymenta to congressmen ln return for their aupPort for military aid to Preal· dent Park Chun1 Hee'• aovem· . ment •'It bas anaered and dlaausted the Korean people that antl-atate utterances have come Crom a man who left bis own country ln • ~early 1970s," Hwang said. He called Kim "a man without correct knowledee of the evolu· tion of the political lnsllluUOM cbosen by the Korean people themselves and of their efforts for aelr-reUance ln national security and economic develop- ment. ''It abould be clearly un· dentood that the Korean people, in worldna for a better future for thtmaelves, do not neceuarUy need to seek the endorsement of forelp countries," be added. Local news,apera splashed 1<tm 's tesllmony across their lrontpaaa. Kim aald he helped Tonoun Part establish the fubJonable Geor1e Town Club, which became popoular with 1ovem-m e o t executives and con· fre11men. Later; Kim said, be wu told the KCIA bankrolled payoffs to U.S. congressmen. He said that at one time he wu shown a list of <See KOREA, Pace A%) mind Group Protau Brown DUaliled Plan SACRAMENTO CAP) -Blind demonatraton were occupying Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'1 recep· tlon room today in a protest a1a1oat reoreantution of a state pro1ram for the disabled. Representatives of the blind and other iroups met lnto the early hours with Brown aides, and Marlo Obledo, secretary for health and welfare. They say they will stay until Brown speaks to them peraon- nally. Spokesmen for the 'roup met late Wednesday with Gray Davia, Brown's top aide, to ex· pre11 anaer that lhe three-year· old Client A.all.stance Proiram is beln1 pbued out and replaced by an "in·hou.se ombudsman" pro- 1ram. Sid Urena, spokesman for the National Federation of the Bllnd of California, aaid he and other protesters hoped to con· vince Brown to abandon the re· organization. Urena said the Client A•· 1i1tance Proetam functioned as a vilOl'OUI advocate for paUenta' rt1bta, while the new proposed office will be "under the clirect . ·control" ot F.d Roberlt, director <8ee BLIND, Pac• Ai> Police Seel: Train' Shooter • .,.. d ... Very Funny, Fellows .. .,. .......... An unidentified security officer at Phoenix International AirpQrt uses bolt cutters to remove a six-foot chain and 1$-Pound bowling ball clamped to the leg I.of Jim Slatton, 291 .of Phoenix. Three hours before he was to ne was to fly to Grand Junction, Colo., to be married, fellow workers at- tached the ball and chain to his lea. Coffee Profits Dip As Use Decreases WHITEPLAJNS,N.Y. (AP)- Contume&'J ansered -over aplraf. lnl coffee Prlcea have apparenUy bit the .nat.10ln'1. lareeat coffee producer in the pocbtbook. '11\e firm lowered eaUmata today for second quarter earnlnp. Oeneral FOoa1 Corp. cited lowered cotfe• connmpUon, altboulh Chairman James L. Perauaon dld not HJ ti.Ow macb ulu ba•e fallen Off or what the. downward eanilni• proJ.etloo _.ouldbie. lnduatrlal eompw-. A recent Alrtewture nepu.t.. ment 1tud1 1tate1 tbat Americans drank Jltarlj 17 per-eeot lea• eottee ln the flrat quarter Cl thll 19ar than they dld in tbe llnt three monthl ot 1978. Coffee prlc baH tripled In two 1::: ln part becauae tJt a ms abd bl.ah cortee taut ln Brazil. Omeral:Yoodl bu boblt• .ct th• whoileule prlc. ot earr.e at least fl~ Umes W. )'NI'. UleeCOQ'M-11911• Al) Critical In Corona Hospital 81 ABTBUR a. VINSEL °' .. .,..,., ......... A NeWport Beacb pllat 1'boM tiny plywood plue cruhocl at Corona AirPort WednesdaJ mq owe bla Ufe ·to b11taDden who r.iced to the shaUered 1rn1ekqe, pollce 1aid today. Anthony Dorsett. as, of 318 Anade Ave., on the Dalbo• Peninsula, 'WU IJated ID aittcal condlUoo today at Corona eom. munity Holpltal wttb multiple in· Juries, DW'HI said. "JILi ie, WU broken lo three places and I bellen his back was broken. And of coune bia face wat pretty messed-up," said Corona Police s,t. Bob Terpllof, tbe ftrat officer to arrive at the craa& scene. Most witnesses interviewed about the 2:20 p.m. crub 1ave the same account of whit oc- curred, said Sat. Terpllof, blmaelf a pilot wbo rua cU Of Corona Airport. ••1101t likely, power failure waa the cause. ~erybody we talked to taUl tlel, beard the en1tne ~I alid looked up and be was lta.llinl,,. be ex· plained. Crash witnesses reeounUac what bappeoed nut told police the little tinCl•Hat Cusmutt monoplane then tlipped eartbward In a 1lckeol111 •ldewbe, alldiDI dlYe. "He actuUly .ort. of pancatecl ' into the D'OUDd,,. 1aid Sit. Teri>l· I ln•. "Ttient"wu no ftre but the l (lee PILOT, Pf-18 Al) ,,.-~-------------...'1 Coas& .... bave Pound Foolish Pet'• 'Price: S,-100 Pennie• NASlMLLE, Ga. (AP) -Somewhere In this aoulb G«lirl1a town there'•• 1 .. year-old boy who'• $31 poocer but he hu hlli doa back. The :Z hired Bud.dy Pafford as a part·time do& catcher .. Red to pay him Sl for every dog be caught. Pall~ aoon l"OWlded up 31, lncludlnc one belonging to the unidenWled 14·year-old. Mayor ean.on Carter •aid the teenager learned that his dog wu bein1 held and thouaht be could quietly let bfs pet out of the pound. However, when be tried, the whole pound full of dogs escaped throuab the aate. Carter said he soon learned the identity of the culprit and it was decided the boy should reimburse the city for its $31 dog-catching fees. "He had the money," Carter said. "I understand he earned it cutting grass." Hort by Pal Problems f lague Rescue of Teen SAGINAW, Mich. <AP) -A teenaeer who was sleepin1 beneath a car wu critically in- jured when a friend, unaware he was there, drove over him. It took three problem-pla1ued am- bulances to 1et him 134 miles lo a hospital here. Doctors at Saelnaw·St. Mary's Hospital said Gary Winkler, 19, of a Detroit suburb, suffered critical head injuries In the acci· dent at a campground near Gaylord on Wednesday. Authorities 1ave this account of Winkler's ambulance nightmare: Winkler was taken lo a Gaylord bolpiLa.1, where doctors ordered hll transfer to Saitnaw. About 10 miles south of Gaylord, the ambulance blew a radiator hose on Interstate 7!l. The driver flag1ed down a car, NY Televiaion ForDakotam SIOUX FALLS, S.D. CAP) - Residents of northeutern South Dakota shouldn't worry if they're gelling New York television pro- gram mine instead or South Dakota fare -the weatherman ~ays thln1s could aoon be back to normal. Brown County viewers of Sioux Falla television station KELO reported Wednesday they were recelvinc television alenals from ~ew York and South Carolina, apparently because of at- moaphertc condltlona. A 1pokesman for KELO aald the channel.I OQ the low end of the dial we were affected, lncludlnt KELO'aCbannel3. Tramfen Eyed TRACY (AP) -Stat. prlaon offlclala are conalderln1 the tran1fer of 'to Inmate• from Deuel Vocational Institute to avoid the threat of violence in an alle1ed dlapute between prlaon 1roups. O"ANOW COMT DAILY PILOT - went back to Gaylord, and called Crawford County deputtes, who sent the county ambulance out. About midway lo Sa1inaw, the second ambulaace blew • tire. Tbe driver discovered there wu no a pare and no Jack, 10 01emaw County aent ill ambulance over. That one made it, accordln1 to authorities, who also said that tbe ambulance tbat bad the radiator problem waa fixed but as It started back to Gaylord, il caught fire and the oxygen tanks exploded. l'reaaPageAJ COFFEE •• However, the upward trend slowed early in June, and colCee futures and wholesale prices have geQerally beaded down. In a related matter, coffee futures prices rose sharply Wed- nesday aa there wu the potaibill· ty that cold weather in Ar1enUna mi1ht move toward Brazil's southern states and damage the. coffee crop. Today, however, Brazilian weather officlals sald the threat of frost eased. "We definitely do not expect a major frost anywhere," a weather department spokesman said in Rio de Janetro. Mott brands of coffee now re- tail at about $4 a pound. r .... r.,,.Ai BIJND ••• of the Department of Rebabilita· Uon. He aaid Bobertt ci& back the prol1'am. •hlcb he 1mta bad been expandtn1 statewide, so that tt now operates only ln Oran1e and Lo• An&eles countiea. Blind persons have In the past contended that Roberti, a quadriplegic, bu focu1ed on the severely disabled and lar1ely Ig- nored the blind. Prison Union· Ruling Made WASHINGTON (AP) -State prison offi~lal1 oan prohibit prt.onen from aakiq fellow In· matn to Join a unJon and refuse to diltribute to lnmata bulk malll.np from outside union or. 1antun, the U.S. Supreme Court • ruled todaf. The court ~versed a lower court rullna that North CaroUna otnclala violated the eorutltu- Uonal n,hta ~ prllonen b1 bar· rlnc auch u.nlon act.Mty_. Toda'• declalon did not ban unions In prilonj, but the Justlee1 ref uMd to Clve 1ucb ptlvUe,n enJ01ed bf unton1 out1ld1 prflODI. - a r re .h!l'on!llar_ UI b)' Am.la llUlllNU • of eo1a'1 leadloa the N OaUy, • 11..tq Oaat .\~ w tlDI l' at· tempt to .. aulnate him durin1 t.btw end. The U1anda military apok man quoted Amln u HY· lnl: "Tho Brttlab and Ke!\)' an.a 1bould b9 t&rribly &Iba.med to re- alise DOth1nl at all hu happened toblm." The reference lo the British wa1 not clear. Mystery surrounded the exact w ereabouta of Amin for three daya followln1 the Dally Nation report Offlcia'9 at h1J stat.a house home ln Entebbe, near where the usa.uinaUon attempt wu aaid to have occ:urred, confirmed eeveral Umea that they did not know where be wu and searches were belnc conducted for him. Today's broadcut, accordinl to first monitortn1 reports, made no direct mention or any &a· sasslnaUon attempt. After Amin aMounced be was going on a honeymoon, the military spokesman said, Amin did just that. "It was therefore stupid of the British to expect him to keep talkine al though he was al home, in which case the purpose of bis rest would have been ren- dered meaningless," the spokesman said. Meanwhile, Ugandan refugees are bringing more reports of kill· ings by Amln's security forces m retaliation for an alleged plot on his hfe. Some refugees said the plot was foiled before a shot was fired. A spokesman for the provincial commissioner at Kakamega, near the U1andan border, report- ed 13 officers and civilians who crosaed the frontier "said as- aassiM on their way to kill Amin were intercepted near Entebbe without a shot bemg fired. "Since then, they said, a number oC military people have been killed on suspicion of being involved In the plot. .. They said that they fled from the Entebbe area because they feared their lives were in dan~er. '' Record High Temperature Due in Fresno By The Associated Preaa The hl1h temperature in Fresno was expected to hit 110 to- day, which would break the 82- year-old record of 109 set ln 1895, the National Weather Service re· ports. The central San Joaquin Valley was the hottest place ln the na- tion Wednesday, with Bakersfield, Red Bluff and Stockton tying for the highest temperature at 107. Forecast chart. show high temperatures throughout the valley wUI ran1e from 100-112 throueh Friday. The extended outlook for Saturday through Monday calls for fair skies and above-normal t41mperatures, with highs from 97 tdlOS. Lewd Conduct Arrests Up In So County Orange County SherlfC's of· ficer1 have jailed 14 men in the pa1t 10 days .Jn a crackdown on alle1ed lewd conduct in public tollell In the South Laeuna and La1una Beach areaa. Three men were Jailed Tues· day on char1es of lewd conduct and loitertn1 ln a public toilet after sheriff'• lnveat.laalors vfatt- ed a Nlltroom at 11132 Pacific Coast H11hway. Deputies aaid both felony and ml1demeanor ch1r1n have been filed a1alnat most of tho.se jailed la their 1tepped up war a1ainst lewd conduct by males who use pubUc toilet.I for their activltiea. S4.TEUITE AIDTOSBIPS VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE <AP) -'nit second !n a aeries of aatelllta that will tell 1hJp1 anywhere on earth in any kind of wi athel' wbat la their pin· p0lnt latitude and lonaltude was launched today, the Alr Fol'Ce hid. Ali A1r Fcfte lnduatry team Cll'- blUd the mlilUo to be part Gf • NAVSTAR llOba) poalUontnc 111teme In whtc four 11telll will pnmdo :H·bOur dally navt1•· Uoa Nl'vlce tor • b)' &hlpa Ud other ve lcl111 Air Vorce 1polr men lald. ' ' .. • B111rnedOut An unidentified !irefighter pauses during the battle against a 9,000-acre blaze in the Huachuca Mountains in Arizona. The fire has been contained and full oos;itrol was predicted today. Blaze Hits Lab LA JOLLA CAP I Genetic re- search involving hve organisms was being done in a University of California laboratory destroyed by fire early Wednesday. a sc1en- llst discl06ed today The blaze left an estimated Sl00,000 damage, but Dr Richard Firtel discounted fear of dangers from exotic micro- organisms created by melding the genes of bacteria that thrive an human intestmes and a pro- tozoan-ltke DNA orgaru.sm found in rotting wood. Firtel. who headed the lab on Sony Tnn1tron Color TV with remoto control 21 -19 -17 & 15" inch d11gona1 KV·17230 17 inch d1agonel UC's San Diego campus, said none of the one-celled animals had the capacity to become airborne and certainly died in the mtense heat. Jolt Kills Two SUSANVILLE <AP) -Two workmen are dead after their well-drilling rig came in contact with high-voltage wires. They were identified as Alan K05tick, 28, of Susanville. and Michael Gribble, 31, of Wendel. KV-5100 Sony Tr1n1tron Sony s Smallest. 5 inch diagonal Sony Headquarters for the Harbor Area T. Y .-Radio-Stereo Tape Recorder ... CllllCIX FedCo Shoppers ••• You Can Do Better . Kidnaped Man Rescued SAN LUIS OBISPO <AP> -A kidnaped Indiana truck driver who bad been shot three times and left to die was rescued by a pa1aing motorist and hospitalized rn serious cond1t.Jon, sheriff's deputies say Wayne Miller, 24, or Wollcott·· ville1 Ind , was forced from has trues at gunpoint before dawn Wednesday Ile was taken lo a remote section south oC .here and ordered to gave up his wallet. sheriff's Lt. Jerry Dooley. S&ld. MUler was left beside Highway 227 for nearly two hours after being shot t wace in the arm and once \n the chest. He was taken to Sierra Vista Hospital by a motonst Fro.tP•geAJ KOREA •• 15 to 3> con1ressmeo targeted for payoffs. But be said he could not recall any or the namei. because American names all sound the same to tum Kim testified under tight security before a House lntema· t1onal relations s:.ibcommittee. KV-2101 Trin1tron Plus. Sony s largest 2 t inch diagonal t<V·l711 Trlnllron 17 Inch diagonal TV-no Sony B&W Bu.It-In blttenet. • 0 ate Overrides Death Law l . l 'Luckg Seeen l Tla Molle of Costa Mesa will be 7 years old on 7-7-77, so her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Raymor:ld rettyman. g.ave her a birthday cake in the shape of a stVen. While her birthday 1s still a couple of weeks away, the grandparents dce1ded to celebrate early because they're going on vacation Did we mention Tia was born around 7 m the morning seven years ago? tCoffee Profits Dip l ·As Use Decreases WHITE PLAINS, N.Y (AP) Co11~umers angered over spiral· i.Jtg r.offee prices have apparently tiit the nation's lar(!esl coffee eroducer an the pocketbook. The fitm lowered estimates today (Qr second quarter earnings General Foods Corp cited lowered corree consumption. although Chairman James L ~erguson did not c;ay how much l}lles have fallen orr or what the c):ownward earnings proJectaon would be The announcement followed General fo'oods fort>cast this naonth that earnings for the cur· rent quarter would be above the record $52.8 malhon r<'corded in Ule second quarter of 1976, and 80.4 percent higher than those a year before For the full year. General Foods reported net 'income of $150.4 million on sales of $3.978 bOUon, placing at 44lh on Fortune magazine's list or the 500 largest lrtdustrial companies A recent A1mculture Depart raent s tudy sta t es tha t Americans drank nearly 17 per· atnt less coffee 1n the r1rst Cl'farter of Uus year than they did ti the first three months or 1976 Coffee pr\ces have tripled 1n t~ years in part because ot a 1875 frost and turh coffee taxee In Brazil General Foods has boost· S4TELUTE :4JD TO SHIPS ed the wholesale price of coffee at least live limes this year. However. the upward trend slowed early in June, and coffee futures aud wholesale prices have generalty headed down. In a related matter, coffee futures prices rose sharply Wed· nesday as there was the J>Qss1b1h· ty that eolaweather in Argentina might move toward Brazil's southern states and damage the corr~e crop Mesa Police Seek Manin Rape Attempt GOP aom!nadon tor iovemor, la bolb ~ -21 votea In the 2 ~ years aio. and bia pre-death b'. or tn oo and 1! •aid Brown would be under no ob-Senate and• 1n the Auembly -decePOr, Ronald Reacu, bad t,ypa ol mu.rder. ln· U1atJontoeo.lor tbomeuurell to6vemua•veto. lnei&bt clQd.lna tiWnl a pone. oftloer,, enacted, and that he would Deukm.Slan'e blll, SB ts.s. only one Jean. rnultJple qumler and .murde~ rather bave a atronaer bill enact-oricinally cleared the Senate on a Deull meJiao 's bill waa in· dwUC a robber)'. ed by anlnitJaUve nHt yur. 21HO,.vote. The Assembly vote troduced alter &be state &unme But in an drt to meet feeler DeWniiejian eaJd thU week he wu .... 23. Court ruled Californla'a death bJ• .. court ..... ~d Unee, it would al was eoo.tldent the upper house penalty law wu uncon1Ututlonal au •- would vote to override and wa.s Overrides are rare. however, becaute it did not meet U.S. low wron to tubaUtute life "very oPtimlsUc" the Assembly because 1ovemors tradltiooally Supreme Court requirements. prlsc>tt Without parole for 'death, would follow suit ln Au1uat. lobby bard against them. Brown a en ten c e t f t b ~ i rel t ll •-• two-tbtrda m•Jority bu bad none since he took ollke The bill would allow uae of the drcwnatancefw•m• t. j Water Waste Draft DUe? ... Hearing on Mesa Ordinance Tonight By STEVE MITCHELL Ol IM 0•11' ~ilot Stall A conservation ordinance pro posed by Costa Mesa County Water District directors could mean a dry tap for Costa Mesans who flagrantly waste water Water district directors wtll hold a public hearing on the pro· posed law at 7 tonight 10 distncl offices. 1965 Placentia Ave The publ.Jc will get a second chance to review the ordinance June 30 If at is adopted, it wall be the first law passed by the 17· year-old water district board Korea Aide Blasted as 'Betrayer' SEOUL. South Korea CAP> The South Korean government today called former intelligence chief Kim Hyung Wook "a betrayer" for t~Ufylng that it financed attempts to buy the sup· port of US congressmen. "A betrayer can say almost anythln1, but it will not be listened to,•• said lnrormation Ministry spokesman Hwang Sun Pt! Kim. director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency from 1961 to 1969, told a House committee in Washin1ton Wed· nesday that he arranged for $3 million in government funds t.o be deposited in the account of the alleged Influence-buyer Tong Sun Park. Park is alleged to have been tbe chief conduit for payments to congressmen In return forJhelr support ror mllilary aid to Presl· dent Park Chung Hee's govern· ment "It has angered and disgusted the Korean people that anti-state utterances have come from a man who left his own country In the early 19705.'' )-\wang said. He caJled Kim "a man without correcl knowledge of the evolu· lion of tht' political Institutions chosen by the Korean people themselves and of their efforts for self-reliance in national security and economic develop- ment ·'It should be clearly un· derstood that the Korean people, an working for a better future for themselves, do not necessarily need to seek the endorsement of foreign countries," he added. Local newspapers splashed Kim •a testimony across their front paget. Kim said he helped Tongsun Park establish the fashionable George Town Club, which became J>Qpoular with govern· ment 'xecutives and con· gres11men. Later. Kim said, he was told the KCIA bankrolled payoffs to u .s. conarea1men. He aatd that at one Ume be wu shown a list ol 15 to 2>con1re11men targeted for payoff a. But he Hid he could not reeall any or the names because American names all sound tht same toJ\1m. Kim tHUfied under llabt security before a Jtouae lnterna· Uooal relatlona subCominlttee. The six-page draft cites the ex· istence or a serious drought in Southern California and outlines a plan of act10n 1f the d1stnct does not get voluntary water con servation from 1nd1v1dual users The four-step enforcement pro cedure will be carried out only if the district does not get volun tary compliance, said water dis trict Manager Ed Schnabel ''Hopefully, we'll get a volun tary effort from most of our water users," he said "But af so meone flagrantly disregards our warnings, we'll discontinue their waterservice." Schnabel said the law would be enforced in this manner: -A written notice to first-lime violators. -For a second violation, the customer would receive a second notice. warning that a water restriclor may be installed on his line -Continued violations would mean installation of a now restricting device which would cut capacity down to a flow ol on· ly two gallons per minute. The ordinance outlines a Ex-director Denies Krwwledge of Pact O•lly Piiot !'"Ole AIDED FOR,..ER CLIENT? Newport'• Richard Lynn By GARY GRANVILLE Ol 1"° 0 •11' ~llOt St•fl Former Orange County Transit District (OCTD> direc· tor Richard Lynn said today he doesn't know whether or not he helped a former legal client win a $2(),000 billboard contract with the transit district. Lynn, a Newport Beach at· torney, acknowledged that he put an a 1ood word for his ex-cUent while an OCTD committee was discussing a billboard advert.La· mg campaign. "But I never knew until a year later when I was driving down a freeway If they did or did not get any of the business," Lynn said. According to the former transit district director it was while driving down a freeway that he noticed Ryan Outdoor Advertls· ang Company displaying a n OCTDad. The Newport Beach attorney said whatever role he played In Ryan obtaining the billboard ad· verllsmg was limited to a Feb. 12, 1974, meeting of the transit (See LYNN, Page A2) Coast Pilot Saved Mter Plane Crash By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol IM 0.llf ~let Sl•ll A Newport Beach pilot whose tiny plywood plane crashed at Corona Airport Wednesday may owe his lire to b)'etanders wbo raced to the ahaUtred wreckace. police said today. Anthony Doraetl, 36, of 318 Anade Ave .. on the Balboa Peninsula, wu U11ted In critical condition today at Corona Com· munily Hospital with multiple ln· juries, nurses said. "His leg was broken in three places and I believe his back was broken. And of course his face was pretty raaaed·up," said Corona Police Set. Bob Terplina, the first officer to arrive at the crash scene. Most witnesaea interviewed about the 2:20 p.m. crub aave the same account of what OC· curred. said Sat. Terpllna. himself a pilot who mes out of Corona Airport. "Me»t likely, power rallure waa the cauae. Everybody we talked to said they heard the engine sputtering and looked up and he was stalling," he ex· plained. Crash witnesses reco"nt.1ng what happened next told police the Utt.le 1in1le-seat CaumuU monoplane then slipped earthward in a sickenin1 11ldewi1e. gliding dive. "He actually tort or pancaked into the 1round," aaid Sgt. Terpl· in~. "There was no fire but the plane itself Just exploded. The wln111 came off and then he bounced one time and the fuselage landed in a barranca." The first wlt.netMS who aprint· ed to the scene told police Donett wu 11llll 11lttln1 strapped into the cockpit with· gQOltne from the COWl·DlOWlted fuel tank drtpplna on him. • 'Tbe enatne busted clear ofl the f~. but there was sUU a lot of hot pipes," 1aid set. Terplinc, who did not have the namet ~ Dorsett'• racuen. ''The)' tore on the , .. tank wttb thelr bare hands and threw It. aa tar u they could," betatd. Reeord Bea1t? Irvine Foundation Aida f;irl SCouta Fresno Me~~ ch1r1e of $S0 to have the restric- tor removed from the pipes and restoration of normal water flow. If a customer continues to wash down hts sidewalk, let water run in the gutter. or sprinkle the lawn in the heal of the day. the district would cul off his water supply completely. Then it would cost the water waster $2S to have his water service reconnected, if the general manager believes there will be no further violations. Schnabel admitted the dlstnct (See WATER, Page AZ) lane Joins , Ray Defense In Escape By AllTIIUR R. VINSEL Of 1M 0•11' Plie. 11•11 Predicting his new client, James Earl Ray, will be indicted on escape charge• next weiik, author-attorney Mark Lane an· nounced Wednesday in Costa Mesa the admitted assassln of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. has retained bJm ••defense counsel. Lane and bis co-counsel, Nashville, Tenn .• lawyer Jack Kershaw, will confer with Ray early next week at Brushy Moun· tain State PenJtenUary to begin s trategy talks. He said Ray Is expected t.o be indicted by a federal grand jury within the next rew days as a re· suit or lbe dramatic Jail break a month ago from the allegedly escape-proof prison in the Cum· berland Mountains of eastern Tennessee. Lane appeared In Costa Mesa for an Informal Interview and ad· dre11s to members of the Orange County chapter of the Citizens Committee o( lnqulry. He said he was hired by Ray, who has had a succession of lawyers In the nine years since Dr. King was slain, in two specific matters· -"One is t.o try to get him a trial on the charges be killed Martin Luther King," explained Lane, not.lng the case was nev~ tried in court, which could show a conspiracy Wu involved. -''The second is to represent him on the charge he escaped trom prison. We (Lane and Kershaw> plan a rather novel de· fenae," the bearded aaaauina· tion prober aaid. He aaya he and Kershaw will araue that Ray could not have ex- (8ee COUNSEL, Pale AZ) Coast . • • ' ' ' ' ...., .............. WILL DEFEND RAV Lawyer Matic Lane ,,.._,..,AJ LYNN ••• district's advert1S1ne committee. "We were d1scuss1ng a billboard advert1smg campaign and I said 'Well, gosh, if there is any way without disturbing your plans that an ex·client of mane can be steered a little business, 1l would be appreciated,' " the former transit district director said Later. without Lynn casting a vote, the OCTD board or d1rec tors voted unanimously to accept the advert1smg program rec<>m· mended by the committee Lynn noted that he had done legal work for Ryan m 1973 The settlement of the case in· volvmg IA .&everly Hills radio sta t1on WCIS tn terms Of In kind services In other words, as a fee, Lynn was to receive rouJ?hlv $3,500 worth or various Sl·rv1ccs, rathC'r than ca:.h Ryan did not gt•t tht• lion's share or th<> billboard contratl but only a l.mall portion onkn•d through Dor all /\tlvl•rt1s1ng Com pany The board's upproval of the ad vert1s10g program w1thoul Lynn's vote and the pl uct•ment of. the billboards through an m dependent agency were the prime actions taken to award the $20,000 contract to Ryan. Lynn resigned as an OCTO director an 1975 when it was learned that he had performed $10,000 worth or legal services Cur an architectural firm doing bus1 . ness with the transit district. Sand Note Spurs Baja Desert Hunt ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) - "No food, no water." This note, scratched in sand. spurred tht• search today for a Los Angeles police officer and a 14-year-old boy reported missing in the Baja California desert since Friday Nearby were the numerals 6-18, apparently meaning the note was left Saturday, with an arrow pomting west Another man, Frank Morni., was rescued Monday by a bush pilot who found him incoherent In the Ho-degree heat Morns, 41, said he sent his son Steven and compamon Frank Clausen ahead to find the main highway when their motorcycles ran out or gas The trio were Collowlnf the route of the Bajo 500 or road race through rugged terrain east of Ensenada Both Clausen. 30, and Morris have been police ofricers in Los Angeles A tolal or 10 ground vehicles and an airplane were being used In the search by U.S. and Mexico 'border volunteers. DAILY PILOT ' ........ --"'-"""'"""' '""'"·~ v;,,.,...._a.-..~ ~··-, .... ,,_ ....... ........... - ClllrMl ... U. .......... ........................... • llhe 1 c w an •tual lit I ln wb.itb Ray m &ht tell the world What he clalma he knows of ea com]lllracy behind U>e Kina kllltn1, ba baa another opUOO. He prftl.ict.ed be and Kel'lhaw wUl bkrally try the Kln• u - a a 11 in a tt on caae ln the courtroom when U> y will be de- feadiq Ray on the anlletpat.d f...Swal srand Jury pl'Uoo esea dJetmeot. Lane aaid Kershaw hu been told by Ray that be never really expected to make 1ood tn his bad to elude capture and make lt through the rugged hillbilly coun- try to a large city. If he did reach a large popula- tion center, Lane claims, Ray was going to hide out, contact him and Kershaw and have them neeot1ate his immediate sur- render in return for the promise or a King slaying trial. ··I Uunk he made the decision to escape not very long before the jailbreak, without too much long.term planning," Lane said Authorities have said publicly 1l 1s doubtful that Ray, 49, a veteran or 16 escape attempts during his many years in prisons, could have mastermanded the escape last month. Lane said Ray had been 1n creasingly despondent over mov es to disband the Senate SeJecl Committee on Assasainataons, rearing he would never have a chance to testify before 1t. Lane also cited theones his client was a setup target for de- ath himself by forces within the government in an eCforl to silence him forever, if he does in· deed have dangerous anforma· IJC>n. The author of "Rush to Judg ment, ' a study or clashing evidence and theories in the War ren Commission's probe or the 19!i3 killing of President John F Kennedy in Dallas, s uggests some FBJ involvement lie told newsmen in Lo1> Angeles he has new evidence pointing in that direction in the killing or Dr. King, allegrng the FBI drastically relaxed security around the black leader just beforehand. Lane said Wednesday that Ray's brother Jerry, also a small-time thief with consider» ble Ja.Il time behind him, made an ironic quip m a recent con versallon. ··How could lt.ey even get six other guys Lo break out with James?." he wondered. "He's the last guy I'd ever want lo escape with They'd have so many men, planes and hehcop ters after him the countryside would look like Vielnam " tae•• d•1' ca\en -----TONIGHT COSTA MESA COUNTY WATER DISTRICT -Special meeting. public hcarmg on water conservation ordinance, 1965 Placentia. 7 p.m COSfA MESA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUET - Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, 7p.m "JACQUES BREL'' -South Coast Repertory Theater, Tuesday-Sunday throu1b July~. 8p.m . FRIDAY,JUNEZ4 MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrounds, 8: 1S p.m . Cgrlist Hurt ~ o.tty f'lltlC f'llOi. ~ O•ry Amw.,.. Costa Mesa fireman Paul Moody takes blood pressure reading from motorcyclist Mac Eric McA llister. 18, of Costa Mesa, who collided with a car driven by Richard R. Smith, 30, also of Costa Mesa. The collision occurred durmg lunch hour traffic Wednesday at corner of Bay Street and Newport Boulevard. McAllister wasn 't hospitalized, police said. Officers said the cyclist was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Amin Death Denied In Radio's Report NAIROBI. Kenya <AP> The referenct• to the Dnt1sh Uganda's President Jd1 Am111 was not clear was omc1ally declared alive but rei.ting today by Radio Uganda. The radio, quoting a military spokesman said: "Amin has been resting after a long period of bard work "Allegations of his disap- pearance therefore, which have originated rrom the Kenyan news media, particularly the press · and were quickly followed by the British to the extent of hoodwink- ing the whole world about hls al- leged death or disappearance have today been proved wrong," the radio said. ll as understood that any an- nouncements about Amm on the Uganda radio are approved berorehand by Amin himself One of Kenya's leadang newspapers. the Nairobi Daily N atlon, reported Monday that Amin was missing after an at· tempt to assassmate him during the weekend. The Uganda military spokesman quoted Amln as say- ing: "The Bnlistl and Kenyans should be terribly ashamed to re- alize nothin& at all has happened to him." F~ Page Al WATER ••• has not worked out a firm plan or enforcement or aurveillance, ad- ding mott cue1 are brought to the dlatrict'a attention by angry neighbors who observe water 'waaters m their area. "We may bave to hire someone to answer the telephone com- plaint.a," he said. "We'll just have to wait and aee.. Of course. we hope we 1et compliance from the majority of ourcustomers." He sa!d the ordinance could become law immediately after lhe board approves it, and that approval could come as early as June~. Sony Trln1tron Color TV with remo te control 21 '-19"·17" & 15 inch diagonal KV-17230 17 inch diagonal Senate Approves Carpenter Bill SACRAMENTO CAP> - Leaulation introduced by St.ate Sen. Dennis Carpenter (J\· Newport Beach) which 'fOUld curb fake poliUcal endoraemmta bu woo Senate approval dapli. .heavy opposition from senatora who aaid it has too many loopholes. C1rpttiter'1 bnt, SB 20f, would make tt llleaal to uae a pert0n'1 name In a pollUcal ~ wtlbout havtn• the peram:a•1 prior written permlNlon. Violatlona would be ~W by noeeotupto•,ooo. C•ri>en~r lntroductd th11 bUI after be wu the YlcUm ot nch pratU.-ln last year'• IQeral election eampaila. Aasembly e1ndJdate Jlm lecnon1 Uted Ca 'anamemu~ meat durln1 11 ampa JD a1a1n1t DediOcral Roo Cordln .. who eventually woo tbe election. At tht time, Carpent4!r de· nouneed the use of. h11 name by lht Siemon•' campal1n and vowed 1,1tslatlve action to curb auch pradJcet In the future. Durlnc debt Wednotday, much Ot tbo opposlUon to the bill waa aimed at• provilloo dcallat wt th endonemmita from pollUcal 1roups. That atttlon would ban en- doraemtntt ftom poUUcaJ party aroups unles1 the •roup ha a chart from a party state or county co.ntr'1 cocnmlttee or C?Ob• taln1 UM name bf the candtdat.e Criticl aald thaL m(jbl prnent a party orti.nbation ln n1volt a1alrut a county c tra1 comoil.L- tee to •ndor.ae fandldate1. ffo•eHr, Carpe.n~r aa14 h oald Ider ma tnc lid ~al·~'° t.be tbt Aa.IJCUll~ TV-1 tS Sony Black & W1'11IP , 11 " aoreen meaaured dfagonally J ldama J ·, die Ta;,d.:c D lilt at lal.s N••= • afte a A Gell elf cadJlmc rrieodl wU1 tbe Nft'JIQrt Jellv at 3:30 p.m. P'rldU • a "altent tributAt" endM;\o ott- ahor• ..... wbere ..- wtn be~ at .. a. Mr. F1eW v• • Gln1erl and foW' clUlclre • M ra. Cria 8arWn ot 811 BMr Lake: • llOD, Robin al New York, and two ~ dauabtss. Laurel Field ot Eueene, Ont .• and Unda Sue Fleld o(Newpon Bneh. He also ia su.rvlv...S _ b1. b.b mother, Mn. Ollnr Ft.id ot Paloa Verda; a brotber, A.J . Field ol ~ All•elea, and • lia· ter, Mn. Vlr$1a Bnaoo ol San LullObQpo, Mr. Field wu born in San Franclaco. He attended Stanford, Cal Tech .and the WeaUawn Sc hoot of Yacbt DHlln, Greenwich, Conn. Altboqb be had a decree tn clvll eqlneerlq, ht. areal.eat love wu deslantn1 and buildtnl boats, both pro- resstonall)' and for himself. During World War II )!tr. Field aerved In lhe Navy Seabeee. It was during hil trainlDI on the East Coast that be met hia wife. They were married in 19'4 and made their home in Rhode llland until the end of the war. The family came to Balboa m 19Sl where they bave resided ever since, with time out foe ex- tensive cruising. Mr. Field was known as a "yachtsman's yachtsman." His first boat waa the 25-foot eaff.rfgged cutter, Rene1ade with which he won major trophies In the 1954 and 19S1 Newport to Enaenada races. His professional career ln yacht design Included a stint with Willard Boat Works during which time he desjgned the Vega 30 and Vega40. KV-5100 Sony Trinttron. Sony s Smallest. 5 inch diagonal. Sony Headquarters for the Harbor Area T.V .-ladlo-Shr.o Tape Recorder ...... FedCo Shop"" ••• You Can D~ Better SUCCUMBS AT 15 Yechlalnu Hale field ' In 1987 he and b1a wife acquired the 46-foot Cal Cruiatna yacht, Fram, in which they clrcum- navi1ated North Ameriea. In recent years he deaJsned and built two boat.a for himself - the bay schooner. Hawk of Balboa, and the 30-foot Llvely. Mr. Fields was a member oC Newport Harbor Yacht Club, Los Angeles Yacht Club and the Cruist.na Club of America. Bealdes his interest in yacht-lnf, Mr. Field was actively en1a1ed in mu.sic. He was a member ol the Channel Islands Guppies, a group that specializ.ed in jau and Dlxieland. The family has su1gested memorial donations to the Oranae County Chapter of the American Cancer Society. KV-2101 Trrn1tron Plus Sony s large ,1 2 t inch diagonal KV-1711 Tl'fnltron. 17 Inch dl1gon8'. ,.,..,,,,,,.,,.. .. DETROIT'S NEW 'KEYSTONE KOPS' SHOW STUFF John Pietrzak, Fr•nk N•zar, Felix Kirk, From Left Kops on Beat Detroit Turm Back CWck DETROIT CAP) -They look like actors in an old "Keystone Kops" flick. but the three men strolling the tattered downtown streets of Detroit are real, live policemen. Passersby did double takes Wednesday as the city's police department unveiled its newest public re· lalions gimmick . officers dressed m authentic old fashioned uniforms, circa 1910 The three officers hammed it up as they walked their downtown beat wearing high-domed helmets and long, navy blue tunics trimmed with blg brass buttons. "I was a little baby when police dressed like that in the old days," one elderly woman told the officers. The walkie-talkie radios and regulation service revolvers hanging from their brass-buckled belts re- minded observers that these were real cops -the 1977 variety. • # Program Endorsed BJGAaYGUNVJL.1,,S • Ot• Dlllf ..... Mott Oranae County aupet'Ybon have enitorud a llk·polnt water ~ervation prosram aimed at redudnJ tbe county'• water coo. aumptim by 10 percent. Wed.neaday'1 4-0 VO~ endon· iDf. the coal of reducln1 tbe coun- ty • water conau.mptioo by 10 PftCeDt wu a call to about SO ma· Jor water providers in Oranae County to~ ordinances mak·· inl the rollback mandatory. • The aupervltora tbemaelvu control only Ol)e amall water dls- tdct. They lndlcated Wednesday they will follow their own advice and impose water use restric- tloDJ in that one diatrict. In the forefront of the control pro1ram ls a measure that would make the watering of landscap· in1between10 a.m. and 4p.m.11· legal. Another provision or the water conservation program would prohibit restaurants from serv· mg glasses of water to customers unless the customers ask for them. The program endorsed by supervisors would also make it II· legal lo hose down sidewalks, driveways, boats and cars. Under a model ordinance already prepared by the Metropolitan Water District, m-rraction.-; of the proposed con- servation regulations could mean up to a S300 fine or 30 days in jail Whataupervisors endorsed was a water conservation program that 1s the outgrowth or what a task force headed by Supervisor Thomas Riley recommended. Jn 1''ountaln Valley last week the cowityw1de task force en dorsed the MWD prepared or- dinance In that time, Riley said the measure is 81med at voluntary compliance with the need to con· serve water. "It's not mtcnded aa a measure to punish people but it must havt.- 1ome teeth in it lo be erfective," Riley said. Wednesday, Riley was in the forefront of the Board of Supervisors' effort to lead the way in water conservation. In addition to endorsing the proposed providers' ordinance. the board went on record as.· Tlaat-'• No Seal Sunning herself on a rock on the beach at 48th Street and Ocean Avenue in Newport Beach is pretty Stacy Parker, 16, of Fullerton. With school out for the sum- mer, more and more teenagers are !ind· ing their way to the sand and sun. Mitchell Term Begins Drug Smugg"lers, Bootleggers Roommates MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - John Mitchell puts on a prison uniform today and begins to ac· quaint himsell with what will be his home for al least the next JO months. The dormitory he shares with other inmates at the federal prison camp at Maxwell Air Force Base diHers drastically from the plush Justice Depart ment office he once occupied as attorney general. Instead of rubbing elbows with the rich and powerful. Mitchell will be living with drug smug- glers, income tax. evaders and bootleggers. Many of those prisoners jeered Wednesday when Mitchell ar rived at the minimum secunty facility to begin serving his sen· tence for involvement in the Watereate scandal that broueht down the administration or Richard Nixon. Nixon's onetime law t>artner. attorney general and campaign manager was convicted in 1975 with Nixon aides H.R. Haldeman and John Ebrlichman or ob- structing justice, giving false testimony under oath and con· spiracy in the Watergate cov· erup. <Related story, A4) Mitchell is the first U.S. al· torney general to enter prison convicted of criminal acts. The 63-year-old Mitchell ar- rived in Montgomery aboard a private jet. He was greeted by U.S. Atty. Ira DeMent, wbo bad 11erved under Mitchell at the Justice Department. M ltchell waded through do:terus or reporters and cameramen at the prison, perhaps the last time he will have to face them unW he is released. According to Warden Robert Grwtska, Mitchell said he does not wish lo be interviewed •'now or In the foreseeable future." During hi!i 45-minute indoc- trination, Mitchell exchanged his darlc green business suit for a brown work uniform. He was photoeraphed, fingerprinted, given prison number 24171 157 and aasi&ned to one of the seven military-like dormitories that house inmates. Grunska said no attempt was made to preselect Mitchell's roommates. who, said tbe warden, are a .. cross·secUon ot' otrenders ua11Ded to this lnati\u· tlon. ··1 told hhn what he could ex· • pect out here and I told him ho will be handled just like anv other inmate. assigned to this !acillty," Gnmska explained. Police officials said the llew-old uniforms are meant to make the officers seem more approachable and friendly --------------------------favoring mandatory water Ta---------------------------------------- <!· :: 'Pale' Clue .. ~--------- t1oning s hould the so-callea voluntary program Call short or its mark ".· Christie Mystery Saves Tot's Life ~ LONDON CAP > Agatha ~ Christie's 16-year-old detective story "The Pale Horse" uved the ltfe of a 19-monlh old girl dy Ing of a mysterious condition that bafCled London doc Lor!\, lht· British Journal of Jlosoit:d That move came after Carl Kymla, Moulton Ni1uel Water Dl1tr1ct general manager, said mandatory rationing may be necessary if the drought con- tinues even if the 10 percent re· duction In U4age comH about. Ford Parties . HOUSTON (AP> -· Former President Ford was in Houst.on Wednesday and attended at least one private party, sources said. He left the city after attending a gathering at the Bayou Club. ~ ~Navy Missile , , ~Test Fizzles . , After Launch ' POINT MUGU <API A , tallfin that didn't open caused a Tomahawk cruise mlulle on a test flight to plunge into the ocean only a minute after its Jaunchin1. a Navy spokesman, aald Wednesday. " The missile had been fired from an underwater tube near · San Clemente Island on Monday. •1 Navy spe>keamon Al Frascella j said the lawich portion of the teat " bad been successful. The Tomahawk 11 a lon1-range ~ cruise missile destined ror ., launch from beneath the ocean . surface. The m1aalle, being test ~· ed for a completion date in the . early 1980s, is capable of slrikln1 • an inland target at a distance or • 2 ,000 miles. the Navy said. ... ~ :-tSF Gang Slays :Bomose:mal I , • Medicine reported today. The Arab baby was flown from Qatar, on the Persian Gulf, for treatment and was scm1consc1ous when admitted lo London's Hammersmith Hospital. Despite intensive care. her blood pressure increased. her breathini became increas- ingly difficult and she appeared on the brink or death. but the doc · tors could not diagnose lhe 111· ness As the doctors were making th eir morning rounds or the ~ards, nurse Marsha Maitland suggested that her tiny patient might have been poisoned by a compound of thallium, a soft bluish-white metal whose salts are poisonous. Nurse Maitland said she was reading "The Pale Horse" and the baby's symptoms were remarkably similar to those or a thallium case in the book. The doctors decided to test the theory. Thallium Is rarely found in Britain, and the hospital lacked the necessary teattne equipment. The doctors went to Scotland Yard, which referred them to a laboratory with the equipment. Tests confirmed thallium poisoning. and the baby recovered after getting the right treatment. Save Ca8h; Move Lawn GRANO JUNCTfON, Colo. <AP> When city or f1c1als here imposed higher waler rates to cut water usaie during the summer, Jim Sloggett found a way to keep his lawn green. Heo moved it to a different. town. When the council boosted water rates last month, Sloggett tlgured his bill fm· keeping the 1rass green would go from $1~ to $43. So he 1ot a sod cutter, re· move d his lawn and transplanted It to land he rented ln the nearby towns or Clifton and Orchard. where cheaper water rates will keep hi& bill al about $15 . Some Gratitude Helper ~•milted, Robbed 8:30 p.m. TUcsday to help tb men whole aa1o had run out or •Hollne. Polle. Clfftcer lchael Sluaher Uld th&i an.r HCUrln1 1uolloe for lbe c:ar. ~ YoUnS man ac- companied th• lour otbera to a boaa111l Lquna Beach. · Thero, lt 1' all 1ed, the men Bt· tempt.ct to remove thelr bentf aC'· tor'• t.rousen eniat• htm In a 1nual act. When 'ho reslsted. hi• monoy w., takt'n from him rut h "" Clrb out LUuoa C•R10ft Road and drol'Ped qt.1 •. Pbll lil Ui&tln•· , • • • · JJ. J. (Jarrell .Summer ·Sale Generous Savings Throughout Store I • • Save 15% to 40% off on discontinued Drexel & Heritage bedroom, dining room, and occasional furniture • Save 15°/o to 25% on uphol1tered chafrB & sofas In wide choice of fabrics • save 20% on leather aofss and chairs - . 30 pieces on display to choose from • Yz off on 811 ·noor sample Barc1Lounger 1ecllner chairs •Save 15o/o on any limp In our store Come early tor best selection Your f aorU• fnUrfot clalQMf' toC1J Ill ,.,,,,. CQ mild flOU· • • H.J. GAl\l\EfT f URNrpJRE PftOFESSIONAl INTEnlOR DESIGNERS Open Mort., Thurs. A Fri. Ives. This time, dO•• •t tht oa ra nd of our Ora.oat • CoMt., • llDOUJderi"• fJJbt leelU to be =' up OD pab\.ie Kbool dreu . ' I Yoa may thlnk tbla anvolves 10 lite \h nap we had a rew yeara back when minlaldrta +wen all tbe rase lor coeds. C Tben, school authoriUea were aerate~ tbc:lr collective heads tryu11 to flfur• out bow abort wu too abort. TRl8 1'1112, the battle lines seem to be formtnc over what's ~&bl or wrona for teachers to weutoclaas. ApparenUy this hassle got go- ing when a Dana HilJs High School instructor named Leo Quirk showed up in class clad in a pair or hilting shorts. The long and short of this was that Quirk got an 0Ulc1a1 reprimand slapped into his persoMel file for his alleged im· propriety. Quirk screamed foul and deelared that his Const.ltu· tional rights had been violated. The Dana Hills teacher argued that he was the victim or dis· crtmination After all, women are allowed to wear short, cool skirts to class. And physical education instruc- tors or both sexes get to charge about campus JO shorts all the time. DOGGEDLY PERSISTENT on the issue, instructor Qwrk began working his way through the grievance and appeals pro- cess on his hiking shorts convic- tion. Quirk took his shorts case through all of the official bureaucratic channels of the Capistrano Unified School Das· trict. All to no avail. Thus it was that he finally reached the pinnacle this week by placing his hiking shorts before the August Board of Education. · He read to trustees a court rul· ing that assertedly upheld another teacher's right to wear what he wanted to class. He asked that his grievance com- p la l n t be reopened. He asked that the board remove the reprimand from his files. Trustees took no action. This is because the pants debate 1s get· tang compbcated. QUIRK WANTS TO be represented by the American Federation of Teachers, wruch apparently is not allowed under the rules. But the A J.~T has challenged this by filing an unfair labor practices charge. The complaint was disallowed by the state's Educational Employmt>nl Relations Board. But maybe this decision will be appealed. See how complex school issues get' Meanwhile, District Supenn- tendent Jerome Thornsley pon- dered Quirk's panta and then mused, "Where between bathing suits and tuxedos do you draw the line'" I don't know if Dr. Thomsley sighed when he asked that. But you could sure understand if he did. oStop IT CAP> -n • 't llev• l«C'd b1 car CODLIJ Tril. tbo ".,.~~w. c mJoaJ linked to • fomu ol oanc r. But u a Njoo, U..y're dropplf\l llt u and hope to eliminate il en· Urtly b1nut7ear. Each of tbe four major automabn -Gen ral Motors, Pord. Chrysler and American Motors -H)'l lt baa wied Tri• to treat upholatery fabrics in mUllons of car aeata since the faJl of 1'72 becaute of a iovemment ufety reaculation requJrtnc that the fabrics be tlre-realatant. POKESM EN FOB THE muen aaid there were no in- dlcatJom that employ• who han· dle fabrics treated with Tris are subjected to health haiard.I. A United Auto Workera official aireed. Concern about Tris developed last April, when the U.S. Consumer Product Sa!ety Com mission banned it from children's sleepwear because or tests showing that the chemical causes cancer in animals and can be absorbed through children's skin. A spokesman for GM's Fisher Body division, which has five plants that cut and sew seat up- holstery, said car occupants would not come in direct contact with the chemical because only the inside or the covers are treat· ed with Tris. JN ADDITION, HE said Tns 1s only used on cloth headlmers, the material covering the interior roof of the car. "We began phasing out Tns last April after we read about the problem with sleepwear," the Fisher spokesman said. He said substitute fire retardants have been found for all but one type or cloth seat and GM plans to eliminate Tris from that one as soon as a chemical be· ing tested is approved for ~se. BILL HORNER, A top UAW o!· flcial and member of a Joint UAW-GM national health and safety committee, estimates that no more than 300 GM cutters and sewers regularly handle Tris coated materials al Fisher plants in Grand Rapids, Livonia and Tecumseh, Mich., and Cleveland and Euclid, Ohio. ' Guillotine Avenges Girl DOUAI. France <AP) - Jerome Carrein. 36, died on the guillotine at dawn today for the slaying or 8- year-old Cathy Petit. The execution took place in the prison courtyard in this northern French town. He was the second person executed in France since President Valery Giscard d'Estaing took of. rice three years ago. The death sentence is m aodatory for persons convicted of murder unless the jury rinds mitigating circumstances. Sance the time of President Charles de Gaulle, clemency has been refused to killers of children and prison of· ficials. --- - - ------------ Oaurch Collapses Rescuers work to free William Rivers, pinned beneath the steel framework of a church in Tallahassee t hat col- lapsed durmg construction Wednesday. Rivers w~s list· ed in serious condition in a local hospital, while the seven others injured were listed in satisfactory condi· lion. Longet Information Sought in Civil Suit . DENVER (AP> L<1wyers for the parents of professional skier Vlad1m1r ·Spider" Sab1ch Jr. say they want a court order granting them confidential files about Claudme Longet. · The lawyers said Wednesday they expect the files will show the ex· Las Vegas showgirl had been dnnking before she shot and ktlled Sa bi ch early last year. The lawyers also satd they ex- pect the files to show the couple's relattonship had deteriorated and that Sabich had given Miss Longet an ultimatum to move out of the plush home they shared near the Rocky Mountain ski re- sort town of Aspen. LA WYERS FOR MR. and Mrs. Vlad1m1r Sab1ch say they'll ask for a state court order directing District Attorney Frank Tucker, whoae office prosecuted Miss Longet, to turn over the mlorma- t1on for their use in a $1.3 m11hon c1v1l swt they have filed against M lss Long et. attorney said information in the files was based on intervjews in which the sources were promised confidentiality. MISS LONGET'S lawyers claimed the files would prejudice their client's de!ense in the civil suit, that the files are baaed on hearsay, and that they could lead to slander suits and would "tend to deroiate the character" of both Sabicb and Miss Longel. Spells oes W GTON (AP> -Bm~m&!Y lll~llC!d.l:ao a.f«Dq apimt • key~ "' lll.D'UDll. DUCJMMlf 1ra foreip cocan.ri ad &em"Wella ta. Carter l!dmhllatralloa Clftid.ala aald ••"""',....,. State~ and Jl.lStlee Dep tlment are lDHsU,ati.na In· ternat1anal aod lqal pl"Oblacs •rllln& from. tbe failur. "' the u.s. Nuclear porp. otou Rlcfle, Tena. .. 4 BANJlaVPTCY petition 11alD1t tbe llrm was filed wit.bout fanfare by the federal l!:aerC)' a.earch and Develop ment Ateacy (ERDA> last moalb. Sam Weaver, president ol the corporation, aaJd lo an interview in March that the petiUon would be fUed became of declinin& salea combined wit.b lncreaainaly coaUy 1afepards required by the Nuclear Reeulatory Com- dmd Wbctber to aJ)pl'Onaale1 of~ uatoi ID cwntrlM. Cuter ..W la Apdl M penonaUy will IC!1'eU ....... OI'• den for eorfcbtd uranJum, wblcb can be uHd to build nuclear •MPOna· Some ~ the foreJin requesta for nuclur fUiel be1n.I consJdered are IOllded witb poUUcaJ over- tones and friendly countries already annoyed with aov- eroment-promptecl delays may be irate over what wUl amomit to a new legal roadblock to needed nucleu Cuel. mission. Sources say Brazil, South E'L-licL--n Africa and some other long-time IUi 6UIW, buyers of the company's highly enriched uranium are askin& the State Department about the bankruptcy proceeding and ob· vioualy are concerned that thear major source of a special type of reactor fuel may be cul off. BRAZIL AND SOUTH Africa already had made down pay- ments to U.S. Nuclear for future deliveries or nuclear fuel, sources &ay. Now the countnes may fmd their money and fuel tied up in bankruptcy court. ERDA, the corporallon•s bii· ger creditor, filed the bankruptcy petition May 4, of- ficials said. U.S. Nuclear was closed, but its supply of enriched uranium, already processed for export, was stored and sealed, the officials said. U.S. Nuclear, State Depart· ment officials say, is the only U .S . firm using a special metallurgical process to produce fuel elements for a particular kind or research reactor export· ed by the United States. AN ERDA TEAM from Washington Is checking into the corporation's records to de· termlne how many countries paid U.S. Nuclear for fuel not yet delivered. Sources say they believe at least a doie'°' countnes have been dealine through the closed company. Shutdown of U.S. Nuclear com- plicates the task of various gov- ernment agencies that must ad· vise President C~er when he Freedom Requested WASHINGTON (AP> Lawyers for John D. Ehrllchman are pleadmi for the release of the Nixon administration official from pnson, saymg he has suf- fered enough and needs to re· butld hi.a llle. A petition on Ehrllcbman's behalf was filed this week u his codefendants m the Watergate case, John N. Mitchell and H.R. Haldeman, entered federal prisons to begin serving time for their Watergate convictions. IN TJIE MOTION, ftled with the judge who sentenced Ehrlichman in the Ellsburg psych1atnst break-in case, the attorneys said their client has had to put up w1tb "society's wrathful outpourings." They satd legal expenses may leave Ehrlichman in debt for the rest of his lire. EhrlJchman, former President Nixon's one-time domestic af. fairs advuser, has aerved nearly eight months In prison at Safford, Ariz. He Is serving concurrent sen-• fences for hia roJea in the Watergate Cover-up and the El- lsburg psychiatrist office break-tn. But Tucker said Wednesday much of the information, includ- ing notes he had taken on the con- tents of Miss Longet's diary, is missing and was apparentJy stolen durmg a burglary at hts home last week. The 35 year-old French-born singer and actress served a JO. day jail term aft<?r she was found guilty of criminally negligent hom icldc in the March 1976 death o( Sab1ch When we want to find out if our School Program IN THEIR SUIT, filed an U.S.· District Court here, the Sablches clafm Miss Longetdeprived them of hte support or their son and violated his civil rights by killing him. Chier U.S. District Court Judge Fred Winner beard more than five hours of ariuments Wednes- day about tbe file materials and aald state courts should be given the Cirst chance to decide the dis- pute Tucker bas joined lawyers for Mias Loniet in objecting to the demand for the files. The district is effective in getting young people involved in their world, we ask the experts. Teachers. Woman Killed in Storm They tell u1 our VEC School Program, In combination with tod1y'1 new1paper, 11 th• mo11 ellecllve way they've found to build 1tud1nt ewareneu 1nd to develop 1tuden11' crltlcal thinking, rHdlng, and dl1cu1- 1lon 1klll1. ch1lleng11 kid• to UM the4r mlnd1 Md lm1gln1llon1 end to become lnvotvH In their community end In U,. world around them. Aa partners wltti the 1chool1 In th• e®catlon of our young people, we IHI thl1 11 one of our mott Important pro)ecta. lightning Strikes Trailer Honw . . Hltll L"' ~ .. Al.,.,<11-QO• 1' ~7 All•nte •I .. I~ ''""'"""""" .. 11 11 .. w 60 llo•ton ,. H l11ff•IO H tt C"erle"°" ~ C. ... Ill c"•uoo llO n C•"<'""•" •II 11 ~......... ,. .. O•llH " _,,. .. " De,.,_., ar M 0.ll"Oll II 'WI H•'"'" 10 At ... _..... ,, ,. H811Ull" •1 .. ..a.o_,,,. " 11 ic ..... ,c:nv aJ .. l •• V..,n tOo1 11 .11 •o 0, ·'' llllle lt«ll ... ,. Oft!•... • "' 11 ~""'' ., ,. Ori.... ., Mleml U II """1-ll!lll• 7' Mllw~ PO W ~"la lOI , ~L-tl ,_,. '1 .. .ts "llt~rtft n • H9WO"-•l n ~11 ..... 0... ,. ~ Ne• Yetll .. "' II l.Ult 16 Olll~CllY M 71 .ti ~· l'wf~tT•"'IN., .----------S.l!LeU(Uy at ._,. r •lllCllCG 10 llNlla. " We9'>1"9t"" • ,. 11 .. n .. " u ,, M " A men f/f w•l'lft "'1nlld •If '9<11•1" lflt foully,....,.. lllVllCliOnlomlt ••· m1INf ,,.,_, 1"9 tolltll All..,llf _,,. Oltlf ON\IMll• 1<.ce1Ctll411Uy lodoly, H-11 ••-"""-llOftN Ml11IJt111Pi V•lftf.,.,llWOt'NI IJll!Mnt. ON_,.., •Mi..-.,,,.,. eftll htl(lllldrM-1"4 ...... Wtdl'IH• -.v nfQM """" ••1n1,.. 1trutk • trlMIW-Atwwe,.-.1,........,m. •I lfl fllalt .... """-'-....,. 111f'tu911 0-11 .. M CaUforttla '"• ""'wH1contlm1e lot"°wvp '"'' fllto11011 PrlCl•'f· ••lllt11 toll Mid· mornl1>9 lo lflrow off "-I• el <I-• •"O , • .,.,.,, So.itt>erft C•lllor,.lt Mlgll ltmOtretvtH TllllnG•y ••• ••.,.Clld In ,,,. _, 6Qa -tow 10l •IGl>O , ... bH<""•· •llfl nl11i.. '" ,,.. CO.O•l•I Y•llf"(t In, ... .,,_ I-'<>• T,,_ "'Oii In_,,,_ Loi 11~1•\ Wiii I>• In Ill• 701, Ille N•llOf\•I w,.,,,., S.-rv•o uld Mou""'"......_.,..,." 11t• to"" 1S .. U 111 IN ... n. ......... o4 '9 le IOI ert •-PKted, ••<9-1 ,..., Ot_,,. v.11..., -· ,,.. t-Pf"•lw. ""',... IKlllU THUIUOAY ._,tl'dlllOll '4to.m • 4 hfondtow • .,o"' 2f l'llllOA\' ''""''"' )·Ofi<1.m. t t ''"llOW •.7S• m t 0 "'<~41111911 4 . .11)11.m • c.t 'leconcl..,.. 11 IJ!lm U ~VfHl .. '1 "• m.,Dl'I Olp ftl Moon r1.., 12 1• • m Ntt 12 a. p"' Sarl~rt Our program 11 d~gned to dr1w 1tud1ntt Into dlacuulon• of today·• major luun. B"t of ell, the progrem We could tell you more about our ectiool program, but the educator• at th••• 1Chool1 Hy It 10 much batter: "I c1nnot belleve the 8Wakenect •••r•n••• In my atudenl9 by their parttclpatJon on media cunent evenl9, partJculartr the paper (Dally Pilot)." ,or further lnforlft•tlo1t •laout our VIC progrem, oontaot our puWto "'*-"'•"~·~· NewPort Harbor H1Gh School Newport 8e.ch~1Catlfotnla DAILY PILOT School Program • • Running tor Seniors AU CBAJ&llA.N Tom Qwon NJd alt« t 1-0 YOte tbal tbe atanda.rd "wtll help protect tllC! health and Uva ol mt ol hvln1 int.bl urban ar.=u of CMlllornta. •· A apob1man for the Ford Motor Co .. DGn Bui.It. :i: th board to dday tb• ltand&rd or at leut allow it. t.o be ~ Little Rain Effect Seen Drought to (,inger at Least 3 Years? SACRAMENTO <AP) Even 1f 1t would rain normally from October un, the effects of the droucnt would be felt for thr~ or more yeara, says the CaJJlorn.la Department of Water Resources. The department's periodk drought m!ormation bulletin also warned Wednesday that tank trucks that have been used to haul pesticides and herbicides shouldn't be used to carry waler for humans supply raenoira farther down in the aqueduct. ayatems. A8 AN BXAlllPLE. i.n the State Water Project. Lake Orofllle will have to abare ita water with San Lull, Del Valle, Pyramid, Castaic, Silverwood and Perris reservoin. The department said groundwater reserves are particularly critical because groundwater basins in most of the. state were being overdrawn even in good water yoars. Cow Chip Champ Wambaugh Sue.Firm LOS ANGELE.5 <AP> - Joaepb Wambauib. wbu letl bia career as a policeman to write novels about tbtt cop on the beat. haa filed a $1 mdllon swt againat a rum company for ''drastically and crud~ly" alteringhlascreenplay. The suit WU Clled Wed- nesday ln Superior C-Ourt. Noel Johnson, 77, left, Bill Selvm, 66, right, and footless runner Peter Strudwick. 47. complete their California Scntor Ciliiens Marathon Run outside the Capitol m Sacramento Wcdncsduy The Southern California run ncr!) b<lgan lhc 400-mlle trip on Monday to "lobby ' legislators tor .i stale cumm1tment lo senior citizens physical f1tnes~ programs AND IT SAID the Governor's Drought Emcrgoncy Task f''on ·e has ruled that slate-owned tank trucks that ha\c earned msccticides or herb1cldl's won't be used to water cattJe, because of the chance that 111 effects would pass on m the milk. October l IS the beginning or the next "water year." whkh is used msteacl of the calendar yeat" for rnt:'asuring purposes The dl·11urlmcnl said one year of normal ram-r all simply won't be enough to fill all the reservoirs It said many upstream reservoirs will be slow in falhnj! because tht•y wall have to be drawn down to DEL MAR (APJ -,A 24-year-old Mission Beach man ls the winner of this year's cow chip lhrowlna contest at the South em California Exposition. Jeff Jackson, who is studying to be a court re· porter, tossed one of the chips 170 feet, 6 inches Wed· nesd 1ty. tbe f arthestor 40 contestants. Jackson said lt 's nolhlng new to him. He said he was Iowa's champion cow chip thrower last year before moving to San Diego. Wambaueh. wbo now lives in Newport Beach. said be aold movie rllfhls and a screenplay for "The Choirboys'' to Lorimar Productions in 1975 with the agreement that the screenplay would not be altert'd. However. he said it had been ··muulated.'' School, Tax Bills Delayed SACRAMENTO CAPJ Gov Edmund Brown Jr and Democratic leaders of the leaislature say they hav<.' agreed Lo d~luy final action on property tax and school finance bills lo Luke a closer look al the conls Involved An agrt!<'ment lo continue work on the school and tax bills during lh<.' lei:1sl..iturc·s summer re cess was made during a senes of meetings al lh<· Democratic governor's ofC&ce Wedncsduy Special confcrence comm1ltc<.·s involving a(,,---------) total of six senators and State six asscmblvmcn were _ bema selected lo work on the $2 biJUon plus pro posals while the legislature 11 other 108 members take vacations b<>ginning next week Protat n>• f'r «-ed ol ChfJrg~• SANTA CRUZ <AP > About 40Q de· monslrators arrested during a May 27 sil·in at the lln1ver~1tv of Cohfomla C)anta Cn1z have been treed or C'nmlnal lrt>spasi; charges Santa Cru1 County Dist All) c hn!> Cntlll· ~aid Wedn~day m heht or th<.• non·VIOll'nl aspCl't of the demonstration dlscsphnary action by the school would be .. more appropnotc effective and Clean· ingrul than any C'nminal prosecution.' tfountolns Meosur~ A ppro1'~d SACRAMENTO IA PI Over the objections of a senator who said h11, vote could not be bought, the :.tall' Senattl, on 1t 24·15 vole. has approved a bill to cxdude Santa Monica Mount1un~ land from the California Coastal Act S<'n. 11 L. R1chard~on, ll An:adia. said Wednes· duy he still opposl'd the measure because "an orfer or $10,000 WJS made to the Rupubllcan party if l VO\· ed for the hill ' UC Fee Decision R~rers~d SACH.\MENTO c AP l A last minute effort by l 'niverslly of California Pre~1denl Oavld Saxon has prompted o legislative comm1llee to reverse an earht.>r dec1s1on a1ml'<1 al llm1tmg a UC student fee increase Assembl\ man Oan Hoatwnght. D·Concord, chairman or'thC' two house conference romm1ttee on lhl' stall' budjitel. ~aid hr realized hes misun· derstood thl· 1ssUl' afll·r Saxon lclt•phnncd him lute Tuesday and wrote him a lrlln that urnvcrl Wed· nesday Bllflfws Kin Po•tpon~ AL-tie" LOS ANGELES <AP t Patt>rnal couftns of the late Howard Hughe~ have lndt'f1mtely postponed a move to ou11t lawy~ri! for the special administrator of the Hu1thc11 estau.• in California Barbara Cameron of Los Angeles, and Agnes Roberts and El~peth DePould of Cleveland had 11ought the ouster on grounds one or the lawyers, Chesler Davis, had withheld Information from the .sdministrator about the possibility of a formal Huahes wlll . actors lhllhe song lplJJ, 2plJJ &3pro ~ ~i..rday 1UJe25 '.I You can't knock these doors Screen doors let 1n breeze So cool your home naturally, and save on air conditioning. These doors arc engineered to give you long-lasting. quiet service. Quality con- struction with no screws or rivets showing. Available in 30'', 32" or 36. x 80"'. Nominal extra charge for special ord er 51zcs. A. SKYLARK SCREEN DOOR Model :.11 A ..... ! 'llrd ~ CYD•Alt I r •J&l'lt;;,• f1or-11a·. wire. m .. 1 fin1!.ti ..,,,, Jard :.•l• .. on Rea 16 99 11.88 8. MUSTANG SCREEN DOOR Model #71 E Si•ndard k1c•pta1e 3" puahbar Dr.cora11vo qr1ll f 1bu1 otass wire. molt l1nl• l'I Reg 19 99 14.88 C COMET BRONZE SCREEN DOOR 11.'odel :-' 122 ro Dark bron:c I n ~~ W•ll"I Cl'IOrCOal C 01 !iCheme OlaC~ Ftoron11ne g1111 B,aci.: riur.hbc1W>n 1ock1no latch /\ strong beau11ful doer Re') 2G 90 24.88 B. A. Easy eating out&lde Elegantly enjoyable for summer Lovely p•tlo partner1 Comfor!ob•r and r ,,..,,,..,, 11'1 s sr1 nc 0"5 a 28\'it-' 70 tnb e :J'1d t.'.O Mf'rhP ''"a•'~ "~CPOl 011al y sturdy l~lln~~ 10 r tn ck Ca I rn a fCdY.Ond {' /\ 'rU I n r 15t 10 8\~e'T'1 I? Modct.::M60 CHUCKWAGO!J rt. LE Sl noo 57 9J 48.88 Penetrate pooped 1011 Ptntrox all purpose lort1hzer 11 spoclally formulated lo brea~ up hard pan ond other compected so11e. FMda lewna, ahruba. treos. flowers and vegeteblH Gallon co111rs un 104,000 IQ fl GERMAIN'S PENTf!LX Reg 3 98 2.88 Handsomo sturdy rndwood mekes R t>ealJf,11.11 petio eccer.sory. A comfortable enc 100 f•'ld rcm<>mbr• -Redwood 1.,1<0'. wc.:ither changes 1n slrtd9, end rc1<1 ...,~ •~ gone! looks W1lh double l11bular curved alum nuni arm• So get lovdv furMure thlll lasts 21"'W x 32 H Modal ::743 REDWOOD AND ALUMINUM CHA!f? Reg 14 99 12.88 REDWOOOAND ALUMINUM CHA/Sf 25· w 1 72 · L Modol .#J43 Rag. 27.9\l 24.88 A chair here. a ch else there -and your patio comtt colorfully e1111e. So en(oy the outdoors. and be comfortable too wllh this Quality furniture. In rich brown Wllh cotor·malched molded arms BELMONT CHAIR 23'h"W.x35·H Model #770 Reg 9 49 7.88 BELMONf CHAISE. 25Ya" W x 74• L. Model #370 Rag. 15.49 13.88 Spruce up wtth a flourlah Flourlehlno color of petunlos. portuleoa and zlnntu brlghl•M 111d beautll1~111 no other flowers can. Put them In pot1. boddlno or window boxet. And your home will be the end of the retnbow YOURCH0fC£ .c· FLOWERING PONY PM<S. R1g.69o etch 48c each Ware & Harrington Garden Grove Fulltrton Coate M H Orange ..,. w -.rvne aa. 7707 Garden Grove Blvd 301 So. State College 1275 8'1atol 324 W t Katella S3Ml571 or 893•e523 870·0050 658·1500 632·2508 Open Mon lhru Fri g lo 9 Open Mon. lhN Fri. 9 to 8 Open Mon. ttw Fit. 9 to 9. 0~ 910 8 every day Sat. & Sun 9 to e Sat. & Sun 0 to e Sat. & Sun. 8 to e • ,, l d1 •It H ••• •• ye th .. 0 lt M fa cl b ' b h s j n ur lerlDPt!ralU prirt. 11\c ovemoT follo. loc Uoo of an Wll dins b m. Gov. ,.,,, e _ n1 to t rt n try and eventually hom ln 1 l unl du.tonal .sourc a&re found. l G la th y Wlltiooal acceptable rce on bori1 n. Burnini more fuel oil In pllACc of•• would 5eriousfy damage air quaHty. P't ce It \n bu y Los An1icles HArbor and you have a problem. lt'1 a typical Brown tap dance. While arbitrarily rulln1 out wbat appears to be a reuonable site, the governor waffles ..round with two Ol" three alternatives without givma any reaJ guidance Pl t'e 1t near u populated place and you have a people problern. Pl -= 1t an an un· populuted i1rca and you huve an cnvaron- ment.al problem T,.o satt.~ have been most promtnenlly mentioned for the LNG unload&Oi Cacilitil'S Los Angeles H.u-bor and Oxnard A third, Point Conception. has drawn heavy fire from the Sierra Club and other environ mentalists Who's Left? The Orange County Grand Jury last week said it would be a good idea if all in· mates servanai fixed terms m county jail would be required to work. Tuesday of this week. the governor finally got around to a definitive statement on the issue. What leadership he offered was obscure at best. What he <lid was publicly oppose the Los Angeles site. The jurors said work helps prepare in· mates for return to society and helps do away with idleness that leads to inmate dis- content. The grand jury also pointed out that prisoner work could "aid in the upkeep of the public works or ways." Oddly, his reJection of the Los Angeles plan came at exactly the same time a Los Angeles city task force on harbor safety was reporting that LNG could be handled safely at the harbor and a city represen· tativc in Sacramento was urging legislators not lo l'xclude the Los Angeles Harbor from <:ons1dcration. The grand jury says such an order should exclude four classes of inmates: those unable to work, those "determjnedJy unwilling" to work, potential escapees and traffickers in contraband. Two bills deaJing with regulations for construction or an LNG site are now moving throu~h the Legislature. That unfortunately eliminates from the proposed work requirement the infirm, the lazy, those who want out of jail and those who would like a little pleasure wrule they are in Jail. An aide to the governor has stated that any bill should include Oxnard and Point Conception as onshore unloading sites as Eliminating those, there won't be many prisoners left lo tend to the upkeep of the public works and ways. Ne~ IRS Chief Eyes 'Gray Area' Claims Dtt:ar Gloonay Gus WASJilNGTON llere is a new name to hate Jerome Kurtz Mr Kurtz 1s th<' new head of the IRS, succeeding Donald Alexander who fulr1lled that gauleitensh Cunct1on under Nix· on-Ford. But if Kurtz is a different name, his game is the same. Like his pre decessor and hi s pre decessor 's predece~sor, he is already talking about our · volun t cJ r y t <i x svstcm" w1lh 1is r<'llancc on 'c;t!lr · assessment " as have the F(<>nllemen who 've occupied his orflcc for decades. E.~ery outstanding lax gauleiter must come up with a new wrinkle to enrich the certified pubhc accountants and the paras11lcal members or the bar spec1ah:r.ing an tax matlers Mr Kurtz, In offil'e barely two months, has proposed a plan tru- ly In the fiendish lrad1t1on Of the service over which he presides TAXPAYERS would be re· quired under pain or law lo dls- t'lose any gray-area clauna for dt•duct1ons whil'h the IRS might feel could be legally disputed. tinder any sane system , of C'Ot:rse, the IRS would be re quired to write its manual in such clear and simple language that lh<'re would be no gray areas Instead. ne1th<'r the IRS nor the taxpuyer knows how the com putations should be made, and Mr. Kurtz wants to ossify the!.e ( VON HOFFMAN ) sloppy ambiguities so that citizens will be kept in the permanent fear that comes from doubt over where lhey stand with the government. These "I'm doing-but-I'm-not· sure-I-should" statemenl.8 which would have to be attached to one's income tax returns are a particularly helhsh form of self· incr1m1nation You are asked to brand everything you do as potentially illegal so that Mr Kurtz and his collaborators m this sad work can paw through these expensively prepared papers and pounce on those which appeal to them. Mr Kurtz would only requ.ire these blind confessions of guilt to committing acts which will sub- sequently be asserted to be U legal of the "wea lthy, sophisticated" taxpayer. There are relatively easy measures that can be apphed to decide who 1s wealthy, but how does one de· c1de who is sophisticated? MORE OMINOUS 1s that we have only the assurance of the government and omcaals like Mr Kurtz that this practice will be reatrlcted to Lbe rich. That's what they said about the incomt: tax when it was passed. that only about the top 5 percent would ever have to file a return or pay il \ ll wasn't until 1913, when the 16th . Amendment was adopted, that the Federal lax bl'came con. stitutlonal. > The anger, not only over tax This was all sem1 ·desert until those leaders of yesterday brought us water hundreds of miles across the desert and over the mountains. The best today's leaders can do is tell us to put a couple or bricks 1n our toilets and 'lower our expectations ·' CEEED • rates but the sadistic way taxes are collected and the arrogance of the tax collectors, 1sn 't con- .fined t.o America. There 1s such bitterness in Sweden that major national figures like Ingmar Bergman and BJorn Borg have hied themselves off to places that know the difference between tax- ing enterpnsina men and women of accomplishment and dunning them into paralytic fury. Nor 1s England, the mother of our own democracy, more able to collect it.I taxes equitably and amiably. "The revenue of thia country 1s now largely raised by a system of random forays, backed by threats of violence, blackmail and usurpation, in spired by the pers onal ~hnosities of the Revenue men concerned." writes Auberon Waugh in the London Spectator MR. WAUGH cites several ex- am pies of the Revenue (the British IRS> bankrupting people of modest means either by out- ritht confiscation or terrible legal costs. Our Battered Businessmen ( PAUL HARVEY) And he can't produce them. Only businessmen can lion-and he can profit and pros- per so aa to make money to sup- port the preachers and the teachers and the government. Many bualne11smen have been so conscience stricken that they have been ne1lectlng their busl· ne1111es to cleanse theMselves with civic and social and chanla ble involvement. Operating under thl~ schism can reconcile a leadership role on the local health and h<>1t>ital council -while his company supplies inteirlor syrln1es to lhose aame lnatitutlona. CONGRESS 19 conlAlmplatlnt a •' 1uar1nteed annual income for oil Americans." Good or bad, Con1re11 could not even consider 1uch expert· ditur U bualneaaea dtd not pro; vide a t.aicabl• surplus. We can •Ive food 1t1mp11 to un· employed OJ\ly aa loaf aa our tarmen produce more food than Jhtyoat. You wont to help the poOt. -atart a MW'buSlnHa. A pro!Uable utln 1. L t'• bMdtc-lhe Im 11• or OUl' batterc!d bUS man and help htm att 1b06 hl1 la of pro- 'Vidln1 ev~lhlnc we n ed _ moat of •ti•t · wa.nL • Drug Traf fie JI01'es to Guam Floating Dope Game WASHINGTON -The unhkely Island of Guam has become the crossroads of the subterranean drug traffic. M1lhons worth of heroin, opium and marijuana are routed through Guam to un- derworld drug dealers in the United States. The international narcotics racketeers keep shifting the hub of their smug- gling network from one airport to another They have moved the o~ration hke a noatmg crap game from Miami to Asuncion to Panama City to Hong Kong Now they have settled, at least temporarily, on the picturesque little volcanic island of Guam in the mid- Pacif1c Secret intelligence reports describe how narcotics are smuggled through the Guam gateway. Heroin has been secret· ed 1n the household effects of U.S. personnel returning home from overseas It has been packed between the double walls of vases wtuch. one report explains, "have to be broken to determine the contenL"l.1' Couriers have carried up to a pound of heroin strapped to their waists Young women have been caught ''with heroin taped to their legs or in body cavities." THE GROUND crews of a ma- jor airline, according lo one. in- telligence report, are working with the smugglers. "Unwitting flylng personnel" from the two Air Force bases on Guam "may also be used," the report sug- gests (JACK ANDERSON) The intelligence reports iden- tify one smuggling ring by the nickname "Mo1 Fog." This un- derground organization channels an incredible $12 million worth of heroin through Guam each month, plus a high-potency, opium-coaled mar11uana concoc- tion known in the drug culture as "Thai sticks." The authorities have no accurate estimate how many of these deadly delicacies are distributed through Guam "Mog Fog," according to a secret report, "1s based in Guam, with branches in Bangkok, Hong Kong , Manila, Honolulu, California and New York, with connections in Missouri, Nevada, Texaa, llllno1s and Connecucut." The heroin trade generates "tens of billions" or dollars each year. The profits are so enormous yet elusive that the authorities don't have a solid estimate of the amount. But some idea of the high stakes can be gained fro'1l the profit margins A kilo or pure heroin, costing $15,000 at the source, may eventwally be worth Sl.5 million m the streets. THIS DIRTY tl\Oney l!I laun- dered prtmanly ttirough foreign banks. The drug s1nugglers used to hide their illeeal profits in Swiss and Mexican banks. But both countries have become more cooperative with the U.S. authorities. So today, the racketeers slash most or lheir heroin returns in Caribbean banks. The banks of the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Haiti, Jamaica, Netherlands Antilles Islands and Panama are doing a booming business an dJrty money. Most or the banks are branches of d1l>t- 1ngu1shed U S. banks. These ()Verseas branches are virtually free of the reporting require- ments, which make il difficult for the home offices to handle mob money. An astonishing 75 U.S. banks have offices, for example, in the Bahamas Thus the Bahamas have more American banks than do the slates of Alaska. Arizona, Delaware and Idaho combint•d. The Cayman Islands. lo nam1• another unlikely banking ct•ntcr, has 51 American banks INTELUGENCE sourC'es also suspect lhat ma1or drug dealers keep anonymous accounts m <:cr- tain banks in Bangkok, Hong Kong and tiny Liechtenstcm. Middle Eastern dealers , who smuggle Afghanistan heroin into Europe with a smaller flow into America, reportedly do their banking an Iran. At lhe end of the ecOhOmic chain are the street people - teeoaee111 who earn S50 a day act mg as lookouts for the pushers in Harlem; spiker& who for $5 will help an addict find a vein that hasn't collapsed from repeated puncturine; couriers, bagmen and gunsels who handle the dope; and finally, the street dealers who peddle the stuff to the addicts. Footnote: The Customs Service, 1iven its manpower shortage, Is remarkably effec- tive at intercepting smugRled narcoUcs. But tracking the dirty money ls one or the most difficult investigative chores In law cn- f or cement. Does Spanking Help? I see where the U.S. Supreme Court haa ruled that the Constitu lion does not bar spankini:. even 11evere spanking, or pupils by school officials and doe11 not re· quire even an informal prior hea rin~ to determine whether spanking is justified. The ruling was five to four Those five to four decisions kind of throw me 'They mean we are being of. fered but five. ninths of the wisdom or the highest court In our land. It one of the justices should wake of a morning with a glppy tummy , or 11omething. the accumulated wisdom of our highest court could readily end up on the op- posite side of a given question So tenuous is our hold on wisdom' Yet four to five 1s In general the way I feel about corpontl punish· ment ln ~hools. And that five to tour could, in any cue, easily Up from day today. You might say I bavt d«idedly mixed feelings on the aubJett. When 1 erew up, corporaJ punishment was very much a way ot Uft. My teacher• were burly lrlah punnta who moat de- ddedly felt th1t wl1dom frew out ot lhe ~of a sllck. I have been bll bt everythlna;: from th leg of a cha r to a thin, elegant awltcti. The latter wu favored by a Udn, elecant ch o from Boston n med Brother Charlet A.uaUn. SOMETIME!' th punishment wu adnilnlSWed durlDa cl whet\ aomeon u cauaht ch tna tum or: wb b1J 'I ~ wand nna towaidl tho wlndow. l CHARLES McCABE was most frequenUy pumshed for the formid4ble crime of "Mt pay- ing attention.·· This was the worst ofren11e you could possibly commit towards a teacher. He asked you lo quote what he had just been sayi.ng about lllgebra or the ChrtJUan faith. Jf you did not know you were awarded a couple ol thwacks, usually on the spot. More often, and more serious- ly, the punishment was ad- ministered after class, or even after the school day ended. He~ you pulled down lhe blue ser-1e trousers. exposed both cheeks. and gritted lhe old teeth J was seldom absent from these plenary punhhment sessions At times it almost seemed as if l were included among the ortenders on pr1nc:l- ple. For 1 was guilty or that matt serious offense bavlng u "bad attitude." I SEEMED to have conv~yed to. my bettel'S the idea thot I thou.ht their tftoru were but warn.In• the whole educaUonaJ proc ... Thi• would act their dandu u_p, and they would nan away with the utmost ~usto. l leamt"d to keep back tears 10 ell that 1 have leldom crltd et an~thlnt ln my adwt Ute. Whether I am betttr oft f Of' mes• ~rutant chutinm t.t J honettlY do not kno • I do know that they ha o pro- duced In me a atron11 cnnfuuon Jn the fac d authority. I r~ze that a\ithority e ts d ahoWd •be r t64. Al th tame time I /tar authority 10 peaUy that l ' constantly, and often foolishl~·. resist it fiercely. IT IS WITH interest that J nof· l'd recently that teachers as a whole seem to share this am- b iv a I en t attitude toward switching or apankin1 pupils. The National Education Association recommends a1aanst 1t as an or- ganization, but a poll in l975 showed that 45 percent of as- sociation members favored lti; use in secondary schools, wh1le 67 percent were for Its use in elementary schools. Jn practice, and with my own children, J have been of the hands olf persuasion. And again; I do not know If the children are bet· ter or not for my havin& favored that policy, and having gone to achools that did same. OAANOE COAST DAILY PI LOT Aobrrt N. Wted.Pu~ Thoma• K,,1111. ECitnr 8arbcra 1Cft11>kh, f:d1toffol Pagf tditor The Mltotial P•I• of tile Dally Piiot ateh to lnf•rm and ltlmulat• rHdtra by PtWtnUn-1 °" thlt pa11 dlverae commentary on topies of lnterat b)' t)11d&cat. eel ~umnltb and tartoanlst1. by provMUn1 a forum for readen' vt1w1 and by prH Un1 th11 iww1pal)tr'1 opinion• •net • on turrml topics. Th• lid l.otial oplcu°"* or 011 Dally P\lot ap~ar Oflly ln th edllonal tolumo l th top of the P•I ()p)nJons Ill• Pf'Uled by tht cohim and tartoon11tt and 1.tttr Wfitga arc Ulelr own and nl) •ndorlttnimt o( lll vlewa by th• D 11 Pilot btlnf..,.r9CI, rrhund'1. Jun 23, im < I I I I J ; • Ll.f.R Gell117,000 AtBo e Navy Stewards A.id Mondales WASHINGTON (AP> -When Waller F . Mon- dale comes home after a bard day of bemg vice pre- a1dent. be bu six Filipino steward.I supplied by the NavywalU..,to1erve bim. An aide to the vice president says the Mondale,J ''don 'l have any choice.•• The st.ewarda "are simply assiJned there by the Navy." THI8 MIUTARV DECISION COSTS $75,000 a year, according to a Navy 1pokesman. The a1x steward• work in the Admiral's House, the Victorian home that serves aa the official re· sidence for the vice president. Located on the eround1 of the Naval Observatory on a hi.11 overlookma sloping lawns and trees. the house is set well back from Massachusetts Avenue at the northern end of the fashionable Embassy Row lT FORMERLY WAS THE residence for the chief of naval operations. The all: stewards assigned to the vice president cook and serve meals, sbop and keep the house clean. from the basement to the circular room in the turret. The Mondale aide said the assistance of the Navy stewards was needed to run the mansion because il 1s considerably larger than the home from which the family moved "There's no way they could run the house,·· said the aide, noting that it has a basement kitchen similar to one found an a MOf!ll)jlLe restaurant. A WOMAN WHO CLEANED THE family's old home once a week before Mondale became vice pre- sident still works for the family. visiting the new home once a week to do the laundry and ir9ning. Before Mondale became vice president, he and his wife and their three children lived several blocks away in a modest sing}e. family wood-frame house. The house ls in the Cleveland Park neighborhood of northwest Washington, and the Mondales rented a basement apartment to students, bringang in $1,900 last I year I Although the Navy stewards are responsible for the shopping now. Mrs. Mondale still lakes M•u .-c>HD&Lf part in a food cooperative through which families in her old neighborhood re- duce their bllls for fresh fruit and veg~ables Of) Tuesd•Y· Every few months she makes the lrip to the market herself. FUJPINO STEWARDS FROM nlE Navy also are assigned to the White Houae. The Filipinos are allowed into the U.S. Navy un- der a special arrangement. By tradition they generally are steward• assigned to Navy admirals and .\rmy generals. Stewards have been a11s1gned to the vice presi- dent's house since 1974, when Nelson A. Rockefeller became the rarst vice president to use it. Rockefeller 111ed the mansion for parties and lived in • Waahington home he owned before ho became vico president. Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wis ), has led ef- for's to reduce the number of •nlisted stewards in the Navy. There wefe 1,722 In 1972, one of Prox· mite's aides said, but that number hlllJ been re. dured to 300. Al P rmer oat •P L 1d r Hucb Seott Ml M OF I.Aft JU •. .. tr110 r.und ator or C"Oa· tre11man WU &ettln• '20.144 and the averace reUred coo trenional employe wu 1ettln1 10,541. Tbae conareulonal pemioa! are more 1eneroua than relU).ar f•rat civil aervice penaiom. St.atistlcs 1upplled by the Ctvil Service Comml.a1lon at the i.- queat d Tbe Aasociated Preas show the yearly CGSt of penaiona for retired 1enatora, con- ereumen and consreaslonal employea rose from $2.1 million in 1957 to M0.5 million last year. THAT'S AN INCREASE or more than 1,800 percent. which ii 2i.il times futer than the rise in other concreaalonal costa and 17 times faster than the lbcreue In the U.S. cost-of-Uvlngtndex. Part of the full pension cost ii reflected in the lecislative budget, which baa topped $1 billion this year for the first time. Part ii paid by the employes and members of Congress themselves, and part is hidden in the Civil Service Commission budget. The rise in pension costs is due mainly lo a relatively generous benefit formula and to swelling numbers of congressional employes covered by the special pensions. Inflation also bas pushed up costs of the penaJons, which are increased automatically to compensate for the rising cost of living. THE CONGRESSIONAL pension system is a more COPS4J'ES I I DYING TOT REEDLEY (AP) A I police lieutenant in this Fresno County com- munity gave artificial respiration to a 2-year--' old Parlier boy who col- lapsed and almost d.Jed after inhaling exhaust fumes. Not knowing any bet- ter, little Mike Salinas stood behind an auto parked with its motor running in front of the police station here and began inhaling fumes, orticers said. THE PWMllM• HU.TIM• AllCOMD. "'-..... .. _ .... s....ic. In Vovr A•M-<:111 MISSION Vl&JO 2111122 Camino C.0t11rMO tJIQl'l~hwy .,."-·"...,.. 495-0401 COSTAMl!SA , 1s2e N-P<>'I ''"" it L!s -642• f 7 5J '!1'1Ut UBLIC AUCTIO ESTATE JEWELRY 8t FINE PORCELAINS, CHINA, BRONZES, RUGS, FURNITURE, SILVER, OILS, Etc. 1Yz Million Dollars Worth FREE ADMIS!/ON -PUBLIC AND DEALERS WEI.COME Don't miss this impprtant sale! Lots of diamond 1olltairas and clusters. Fine men's and ladies watchas, rings, 111rrings, bracelets, necklaces, etc., set with diamonds, emeralds, rubies, sapphires. Several important large emeralds and sapphires. Magnificent Diamond Tiara and Large Heart.Shaped Diamond Solitaire Fina crystal, china Sttr, European furniture, bronzes, rugi, oils and many other items. FRIDAY NIGHT ~ INSPECTION 'UN! 2Cth JUNE 24 ·Noon · 5 PM IPM a7-IPM frlJllty rl ..n Pi I I I l.111111 Id fllMlltl, fltlllr lb ftlt .., .. ..... ..., ,._ .......... C8111cts. . • T£RM9t t.nkArNrkwd • M1t'9r0\"'9 • , ,._rtorit1 check· c-1'1 ·Some ntended term• c1n be 1rr1nGlld. ho(Hrt-; moved for conll'lnffnce of"''• to: c'f{(;1t:'pt1ttcf'1,rl/erieS, ~td 2642 W11t Coast Highway, Newport Bach. CA (714) 645-2200 -NTI ACCIPT D !'!tl I pM •AIOA Y A!! Uvlnp • AucO~t .. • J ANAL>'. 1 • J ,,-"'1dae al tbe '~ Civil lentee a.cinnn t co•erla1 federal cl•lllaa W!:f:" the con1rH1lonal form mbCJ'I or CoQa.ra.a and employ• may quaUty at a1e '° IOI' a penaton of hall the average al their h1• t thnte ycar'a pay after 20 yeut ol aervtce, lncludinl 81\1 tlme apmrt in mllltary service. Other federal worten need nearly 27 years to quality tor a bal(-pay peDl1oo at a1eeo. Conerestiooal pensioners may qualify for a pension of m percent of their averaee hip three years' pay after 32 years service, 10- 1tead d the (1 years, 10~ moatbs required for other federal workers. IN ltn THE pension law was changed to boost each new pension. It changed the base on which pensions are figured from the average of the highest five years' pay to the average ol the highest three years' pay .. This boosted the base, and thus the pension, by eliminating the two loweit years in the old five-year formula. The number of persons cov· ered by the congressional pen~ion system has expanded along with the numbers of employes working for the House, Senate and the architeet of the Capitol. Civil Service Com- miHion figures show that last June 30 there were 11,363 con-ereaaional employes covered. Thal is an increase or 18 per- cent over the previous three year1. THE NEWLY COVERED employes are not only those who deal with legislation or consti- tuent complaints. In recent years THI: BOUSE 18 con.aidering a Senate-paAOd bill to alve aeveral 1 cooareu1onal employes up to 10 yean worth of 1pecla1 credit tow ant their pensions a.a a re- ward for serv1ce as Democratic and Republican political fund- ralsen for conaresatonal can- didates. The bill, ii passed and signed into law, would be worth several thousand dollars a year in in- creased pensions for House Clerk I Edmund L. Henshaw and Senate Sereeant-at-arms Frank Hof- fmap, amoniothers: The Civil Service Com. mlaaion's data show the number of retired congressional employes drawing pensions has risen 327 percent in 19 years. There were 769 in 1957, the earliest year for which the com- mission provided figures. The average pension for an employe was then $169 per month. IN 19'7 THERE were 1,840 re- tired cmployes drawing an average oC $.145 per month, and last year there were 3,285 retired congressional employes drawin& an averaee of $879 per month. Although the number of tncwn- bent senators and congressmen has remained constant during this time -100 aenatora and 435 congressmen, minus any tem- porary vacancies -the number or retired senators and con-. greasmen drawing pensions has' more than doubled. ''"'-----=========--- REFRESHMENT CElllER . REFRIGERATOR/FREEZER Thi, Friqidoire eKdusive dispenses ice, chmed water, and 2 1uices right 1lvouqh the d00f1 • 20 cubic feet • 1001. Frost.Proof •'4 fresh food compotmenl shelve\ • Available in Fri91doires new decOfOIOI color -Almond SAVE 570 NOW 20.6 GI. FT. WASHER DRYER REFRIGERATOR FREEZER Thfs modll ftat.,es F.iqldoire • ~I top-h.s 20.b cu fl. rotd ~. loot Froi•-Proo/. SAYE s40 llOW SPACE-SAVING WASHER/DRYER·~~ NOW.SAVE s40 Feorure• up·ond·down oq,toror OC1ooo, 18 ~. C<lfX)C;!y, ICt10tli P.,,m Prr,JR~WoVi Cycles. tTYJ'timq HI 'b. dt-y.r wilh Cientle R°"'"'9 l1NJI SAYE 57011 · NEW HOURS TO SERVE YOU 9-9 DAILY 9-6 SATURDAY .• '. ... ,,. t ' ., l l 1.aelrile . Approval BATON llOUGE, La. (AP) -Gov. Edwin Ed ... bu ltped into law a blJl to allow the INIUdactme and sale ot L&itltleiD lAJldaltn• ' L«dMIDI become1 t!>e lOdl state to penQit. U'8 flt the substance. whlch aome c1alm can &l"oat or cu.re c:aocer. -B. Y •• CkaF, W. (119 ~ my mo~ 1n laftllllary OD t.be Chart la cuLaUll4CIU. u I flD4 uothtf cov~ en11nidAl!!IQ.DO m«e can be M!llt C.o y ..... lel.octed IUJIOftC tbaM ~ leacb.lnt careera '-c 11•• l-depreaaiu than Gt.hen I've been nceivtne al>out a ...,_Id lodwdr)': aome teacbenl write to .. Y tlieY've bea1 unemployecl moretbao two 1ean. ANYONE OONSIDEJONG teaching as a career bad better want to do so in tbo wont way became jobf are not ca- ly bard to ftnd but also aett.lna harder to keep as layoffs. reorganiz.ations and termln&Uom become com- monl)ltiee. Dqplte falllni enrollments and alubel in educational funds, colleees continue to crank out tona of would-be teacbers. In um. about U0,000 erads will compete for ao eattmated 100,000 teacblni openina.s. Jn a June -article in Money blaguine, Jim Akin, a placement. •l*?lalili af Kanaaa Sta~ University. advl1es teacher applicants to try rur.al aections of the Midwest, the Southwest and the Rockies. Both IElllJll!'a4li!d... A.km SQ&. A~ 11GB PAY U ap coo- aldv -ID Det.rott tbe salary Ulll•ll"CID SJ.0,111 to~ -IOant Pl'OblllDI. f'or lutmce.. the 'NatJoul Eduea- tJoo Alloc:l1Uoo (NEA) reporta that a.ooo teecbtra wen J>bnleaUy a\-ucbd by •tudent9 ra.-t year. In reapome to &a.ch baurda aDd to the •row!Qs lack" job security, teaehers are untontstnr-9S percent beloq to t.be NEA or tbe American Federa1ion ot Teaeben. A decade aeo there were :W teacber 9trikes oalioawide; tut . year tberewere 188. G&OWING DISENCHANTMENT U. further reflected in a recent NEA survey of clalaroom teachen: only 63 percent. aaicl they would choose teaching aiaJ.n. down from 75 percent m 1986. Only eo percent said they ex- pect. to remain in teacbin& until retire- ment. Wblle there are still positive re- asons to enter teaching and thousands Will let Jobs in the future, the era of becomJne a teacher because you can't. think ol anythlne else to do ia &one. -· READER SERVICE: For.amgi..COJ111 of a fff111-1X1Qe.atilcle, "Teoclurr• -Hard. Tirrui• In the CJ.ouroom:• reprinted Jrom MOMI/ maoalfrwt, •end.a •tamped, 3elf-oddr.,#d kmg white entlfllope wUh your -reqtUJlt to JOJICe Lam. Kennedy at this nftOIJXIPtr. Tlda ofler enda Sept. l. ~&rR1~~lJ ,, 6 • 2700 W. c ... t Hwy. C• Rlffftl•t· . Hewport IHCh AdHp,eolt saxony pluah constructed or bnght llMW nylon fO( a soft sh1mmer1ng look fi!IRMJ ~~am!~ t.o~r • • • u -.. MOUNTAiN SPORH 645-3924 COUl2T Sff.340 645-5011. The pii. la durable AnlO nylon which CC1'le9 a l1ve-yHrwear guarani... SO thet your new carptt wlU loolt newer longer. It hu bMr1 apeclally ScolQtlgard tnt11ed to realst s0tl & provide HIY cleaning. This velvet emoolh carpet la enhanced by a very aubde ton.on-tone cokntlon. Select your new C&f1)eJ from an array of new dtcorator oolora. 81'0P & c:omper9 ••• you11 find .,,,. ....... style carpeting l>f1oed at S 12.99 a t1S.99 a square yw. Now. w"'le quantllies lut. Carpet lbwn'• SpedaJ Purt:hue prtoe 1a Juet 11.De eq. yd. MUL1'1-COLOR PLUSH s4aa ~Ylluel1~ ~ ~"::Mlldlonof IQ. VO, SAXokY PLUSH . 100... ....._potye119r p11ator'"'*"°' ·---·--S899 ==:.:•tsYof....., IQ.VO, Hf.LO SHAO ....,.M6~-Cl.w•'*'1 ____ ,,...,.. sgee heet-..t n)'lonlDt •°"'*"" ,..,.,. IO cruetq-1 Nll1fv, 8-.ot'""" 13 vivid autkolof'a_,., IO. VO. . WESTtttlMSTl!R llllllHClt• ...... ~ .. Ml ..... 893-7546 ,J ' . :;1 • FURNITURE • Shop and Compare These Styles Sellint Elsewhere for $12:99 and $13.99 sq yd. sq yd. THEQU CLOSE-OUT • CLOSE-OUT PRICE. LIMITED QUANTITY. UMITED 11 We design it, we make it fn -the RB fA<tory,pd we t.lke our upenMve surplus Herculon f~ric •nd off er a tremendous spedal prke fOf' • daalc 7' desilJI~ Gf'Qt looks, 1re~t comfort, and aconcsled qt1tt~slze deluxe qiWlty rmttress that turns any room into • big guest .. oom. TeniRc long-we&rlng Hemdon fabrics'" but hurry while qu~titJes Jut! a' ' • El ~g ,J..t ~· .. \ .. o" . l , 'I; i A n•w SOFT. TOUCHASL..! CUf & loOp~medl of eepecidy 11,. DllPont nylon hr durabte IOtlne~ Tllla delflOl•S. TOUCHA&.E cal' pm( resist• mettinQ and retalne pile th· our buyer• made •n lufll remarb.bly well lot years d elegant beluty outstanding a pedal purchll..... Ava~able tor imnledl.a. ~In an en., al and 10 can you I We've brought In an •• · '°" tonMlfMone OOlcn. Inventory of over $200,000 In two dlatlnc-'lbu'd•xpectropey 1f.M .. 1uea~~'°'"* ttv. ·~ca--... • eott, noery pattern cut lull\lrto1Jacarpet.. bul now, ON'/ ai CltJ* lbwn'• _..., pun:hQe ·--,,nc.. on 1 limttadbull. youpeyonty 1799 9q.yct. Ii loop and 1 luxurtoua, soft plush. Right now, they But 11Uny ••• quMll\'91 lmllld tncf.,. arw apeclally ptloed for our btg Annual June Sele. IP9Clal Pl*-ontv good 11 long 11 CIUlllllllM 11111 ART1F1CIAL TURF Conell\lctad d lon!l·wearlng 100"~ s3 99 ~ylena oletl'n fiber. td111 for oettoa. mplayareu, boats Ind deekll ,. our IO. VO. tow Nie prl09 •you buy I NYLONHM.O ==:sspiovlde• s5ae ="Ilona In Ulurdy hi-lo so YO . CUT a LOOP STYLE A beeu!IM,.. cut SBJN & loOp.,,.. °' nylon pole. AY811M>ie In nlhe aibtl4t ~ . . TIXTURID PLUSH CortNM S10D! · lillmlne ~pile tn. htlvy plUth 9lytt. Avalllbtt In 8 deoOm:lr aolarl . SANTA.ANA. 2t 11 Sa; .. ttol .------------------------------------NY L 0 N TW!ED Hf.LO A &ough 100% oonllnuoul tllement nylon ~ catpelll'lg thtlt la • good bUy lot ""'"""$ ·4 49 naecllng • louDh. attrlctlv• carpet for a ttncfar budget. 8eleot IO, YD, (lonl ... ptictt<* OQlots. NYLON CUT & LOOP A beautiful new look In 011tJ*1nO . • • $ 5 99 lhe~~oo:.nylonpltr. :&:: patlltm. 8eleot Iran* IQ. VO. mull-color comtllndona • TONE-ON-TONI! PLUSH s911 I .... M4li6 flf Ii. C..t ....... ...-.~ 556-8287 -·-·---• -· I I ) The name of the game in license plates these days seems to be to add a touch of di.stinction to an otherwise drab automotive attachment. Martin Lederhandler of the Associated Press photographed this as- sortment of license plates over a period of months in the New York area. ~· - Jsaccharin f:BanDelay )• ~~locked ;} W ASffiNGTON CAP) -Calling it the wrong ~-pproacb al lbe wrong time, a Senate commit· tee has rejected a House- • passed proposal to block , any government ban on "saccharin for 15 months. But the senator who led the move against the 'Junk Food' Ban Measure Backed SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill banning sale of "junk food" m .elementary and JUntor tugh schools won quick Assembly passage. The bill, AB 1755, by Assemblyman Art Torres (D·Los Angeles), prohibits sale of low nutritional food items, such as chocolate bars or soda pop. The Assembly voted 58·6 to approve the bill after Torres said Wednesday 1t would nelp prevent an increase of obese adults with many dental cavities. Ifs HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS for the right start In life Kinderprlen lhru 8th Grade • All·d1y classes E#IUJ/t ?totu.- Fa11 Semester Starts Tuesd1y, Sept. 6 Registration Fee ONLY $20 • Reasonable Tuition fOlllM'I A•f T•onsoon~ AV'>W e -(h;ld,en of ?14 fOlht a• ~o-ne -tir;. ~hC Jtondcrd -·~ ..... d R'l: ·~ lwth p1ioty,~ ""''~· 7•tlvnehc.. reca-d FOUNTAIN VALLEY • 16835 Brookhurst ' ~ • Ju11 north ol W1rner % ~ ~ I ~ • 714·962-3312 • • % Wlo#ftl AY£ "A Privalt School ol DIS11ncllon Founded in 1942" , you should find it easytobot1ow at The Associates:' llORlltOW UP TO sso,ooo · These davs. "''HIV to twve eo much !Jed vP Ill a place 10 live. ttlal there'• no money left 10 do any Wing With. ~..._."-Thi Astocta1es can help, will'I an Auoc1atea Homeowne,. Loen ••• with lleiuble tenns and~ iilllli&I• pavments ta11o(ed to your budget And you can use the HftllD VJ!DllK money tor Whatever you WIBh. SllLL #IAa•ftS b4N consollda11on. a ~-• vacation. college, boat or Fall SDMl 1 S •IG ai:!1hlng et lse.11cau The .,. THE Al•eA!!.a ,.,.soc;1a es o ice ... •-lilillilll~il-'V'---..1111U111 ... nelfest you, tOday. ORANGE KA~ 1408 E. Kltelll Tel. 997·1961 A L Hall. Mgr. TUSTIN 17772 E. 17th St. Tel 832-4651 c. t<Ww. Mgt. LA HABRA 1232 W Wh•Hoer BlllJ Tel 992·5722 A Oean,Mgr. ANAHEIM tiOO $. Euc:td Tel 835-3222 R. w. SplQUer,Mgr. GARDEN GROVE 8317 Gatden GICMt Blvd. Tel SJ0.5010 E. t.t. Hantnan. Mgr. SANTAANA 2035 N Main St. Tel 542·3966 J. Clement. Mgr. ANAHEIM 811 s. Bt~ St. Tel77&1250 ... A. HurUrido, Mgr • Al.-.. ~nancfal letYtDee ~of Cellfornla, Inc. ·~ -U.000 .. MCUfed by aCClmbl-10l tM1Wpet9C)Nj111-'Y .House proposal said --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--'Wednesday he did SQ only because be was cer· tain Congress will pass Jeeislati9n by the fall to :delay ady saccharin ban :1or 18months. SEN. THOMAS ·F. Eaeleton <D·Mo.), said Che new legislation would illlow lbe Food and Drue :Administration more .freedom to act on health •Jtazards posed by the ~artificial sweetener than 'the House bill does. $ Eagleton also noted that the FDA has pro- pnised not to impose its ban before Oct 1. ' THE AGENCY an- J'lounced Monday it was tJelaying the final orders ~n its proposed ban at least until the fall to al-~ ow autho r ities to 'evaluate new studies linking sacchar in to bladder cancer in )umans, especially men. On Tuesday, the t louse ~tached a provision lo a 13.7-billlon appropria ons bill for t h e griculture Depart- ent, FDA and related Jgencies that banned the .se of any or the funds lo Fforce a saccharin ban fore Oct. 1, 1978. Approving its 1ll1thtly Eerent version of that oney bUl Wednesday, Senate Appropria- f ns Committee uo- mously struck the an- b an section at gleton's recommen- 'ation, but left tn Sl ~illioo for a federal Jtudy of 1accbartn 'scan- t:er-causing potential. (:HARGES DROPPED HANFORD (AP) -ebllq charges have n dismissed against men here because )ff leers haven't cracked Sown on 1ambUne for :harity causes. Justice Court Judie . W. Dunn noted no ambllne arrests have made at benetlta eld by the EIU Club, 1s Countr)' Club or al bolpitala. Office If rs. Jack c. Domke of • .-.... •na Nltuel hN been lected 1onrnor.at· e of the tJSC Offer al amnl A&sodatidn. Moonflte Sole Sale~ '" thtJ Fr1 nlte 7 ao 10 p.m, • Hununaton Oint« weslc Put your family's security first with I I FAMILY GUAID ' ProfesslOftd Smob Ir Ffrw Detec:tcw ... 24• 011lv ,, .. ~•~c- ~~-~-LIVE MAINE . . LOBSTER s4~! HclY9 Y°" ..... owlalKtws swlMlllDt .. Ollr lobdw' ... 1 c... ... t MARKET BA$KET WUTCUFF PLAZA 1711 & .,.._ Hewport IMdt p We Are Proud to Announce Our Mew Mame! ~~,~· ~utdiff Oimtom·~.s mth ~'· ~.ear h ~ Custom Tallorinc) Penonalhed StyllncJ Rewea•htfJ WISTCUFf Pl.A%A ~~~~HACH 645•1072 IMntkM..W._.., Restvle Last ·Year's ShOes w.n....... ...... ,.. ........ ....... .,... CeRhf' for SPOllY·TOPSID OPEN THURSDAY NITES 'Tll 9 .. CHEESE OF THE WEEKI Mllll~SWISS CHEESE Summertime Sleepwear by ~. eJlfIREY Gown Peignoll' 8eU1S.50 Lecetrlm <>Peaue t1111Plfell11n1tr-**' 'onn)1on I J., l r ~ I .£1 to• J . r' ,11 J )':tf' . . ' I II ... ) ) I t'AB ar ne-r TI! ~a:IOll (Of' lhe b 00 brinsJDI Uquor at,.. tbe ltordl:r by pc1y Foster Parent Rates Raised : ., • 11·10 eel a U CSB •> by Mll*lllllc-Sea. Geor1e Oeukmejlan (&·t.aq Deme1er ol Wien aad s .. ch> that would ail.ow police to..-. 1'f ot Orup lo v ..,.... wir.up. iD or1anbed ertiut lad cf:rua AB• AllemblJm Wlllle lrowa'1 trafrlckln• c ..... RepabUcan BttUJ pla.o to Ch• IDd rmten voted (or it. Demoerat Carpenter v~ S1 bUUCD 1n tu Nllef. 01'1Qft Coon· ed •1amat ll. Republican carpenter &1 '• Ulree ot.be~ Democrallc U · dldn'hote. Mmblym.an -Dnnia Manpn ot S•OIUNG: AntJ·amoklq Brlftl Huntlnctm Beacb, Rkbard Robtnton and P1uJ Carpenter voled for 1 blU of Sant.a Ana and Cbet Wn1 of <SB 500> by 5-nator Arlen Grecorto Garden Grove all voted ln favor oftbe <0 -San Mateo> thal would, un1eu San ll'ranciaco Oemoerat'• blll, wb1c.b lecaJ covernmenta enact controla ol pu1ed the &ow ... bouae 55-11. their own, put restrictions on smokin1 MOa£ TAXES: Cordova didn't ln a wade ranae or pubJlcly used build· vote on a constitutional amendment lnas Dennis Carpenter voted a1ainat propoaed by Auemblym.u BUI 1t The measure passed the Senate Lockyer (0-San Leandro). It would 21·15 allow local aovemments to uae dif. SCHOOLS By a 28 7 vote, the fereot tax rates for africulturaJ land, "Mr. Tr•rnaoe feela you 're 1ettin& too much ex· ~ .. lf you pt die drin " sem blyman Leroy Greene <D· ty Democratl Man1en. Roblnaon and CIVIi Orumbllng .•• Monthly rates paid to fCM1ter parents an Orange Count.7 have been raised $11 to '71 a month by coWlty 1upervlsors Senate approved AB 65 by As· butlneaes and homes . Oran1e Coun· i Sacramento> It as desianed to move Wray voted for it Oran1e County Gloomy Oua homes tor children in school dai.tn cls closer to the equal Republicans Oannemeyer and that aiegroup. fun dang required by the s tate Neatande voted a1alnsl it. Il passed t In the DAILY PILOT Famlliea c•rint for _s_u~p_r_e_m_e~C_ou~rt_'_s_Serr~~an~o_d_ec~~-•-on_·~~M-·_18_.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ children with physical, Promoted Marine Air Reserve Lt. Col. Myron B. Margolis of Mission Viejo has been pro- moted to his present rank and given com - m and of the all· Reserve Marane Air Base Squadron at El Toro MCAS. Tb• rat.ea were raised from 11'3 to $154·8 · mooth for families car· Inf for dilldren from in· fancytoacee. Foster parenta caring for those seven to 12 years old now wllJ re· celve $201 monthly, a $1S·1·month increase, and families caring for adolescents 13 to 20 years old will be paid $287-a· month, a S78 increase THE NEW rates reflect a 7 8 percent basic increase to reflect the yearly hike an the Consumer Pnce Index, a repor t lo co unty supervisors said The add1t1onal in· crease of $62·a·moolb for those carin1 f or teenagers was designed to help recrult additional emoUonaJ or mental ban· cheaps also wlll tecelve additional payments de· pendlng upon the severi· ty of the cblld's ban· di cap 8VPERV1SORS asked for a report wilhln 45 days on county services available for foster parenta, how they are in· form ed about that service and the types of t.rainang avculable for them. County officials said the foster home payment increases will a dd $402,890 lo the foster home program costs in the 1977·78 fiscal year Th e program Is financed 61 percent by county government. 20.5 percent by the federal government and 18.5 per· cent by the ttate. For the Record Transit , Insurance Plan OK'd l'OUHTAIN VALi.i! Y COMMUN ITV HOSl'ITAL Junt•, "77 Mr itnd Mr'\ Jttm~'t Br..,.·n ' "''tt MeW bOy 1-s 101 Mr .a•\d Mr ''•""' Alv·trf't Hu"t •"Oton8••ch q1rt Mr. And M t., Jrrry runnel\. W•,lft'ltl'l\14-"f' Q"I Deatlu T ULSA, Okla. <AP> James E. Hara, 59. pres· 1dent of Skelly 011 Co until its merger with the Getty Oil Co this year, when Hara became a director of Getty and its senior vice president, was found dead Wedncs- d a y, an appare nt ~ulcide, authorities said. TURLOCK <AP> - Funeral arrangements a r e pending ror a Turlock man killed In a farming accident In northern Italy, relatives report. GluJJo AualJ., ln hia 70s, was helping Italian relatives harvest a crop. ,.,...,, m, ,.,,., •1'0 Mr\ Nell Helot\rn Jr • Wr\tmif\\t.-r,boy J ..... 1. !t11 Mr ""'° M n ff\art.-Sl1rm. Hunt nqti '"8•a<h Q1tl Mr "'"' flil.r.-. ~UN''# f nt.qnl. Mvf'll lnQfon ft"~" bOV Mr end Mt\. ThOm..t\ M1Uef". Hunt- •~qto~ 8..,c,., 9lrl J .... o .nn Mt it,,t! Mr\ OttvlO Pott ~OUl't•ln J .... t,1'17 Mr •nd Mr Thlr•r>il" Kunia..,orn\ku1 Hunt1noton8~.un ony Mr "no Mr-. Stephttri John\OM • oun te1nV•ll•1.01r1 J ....... 1'17 Mr 4'ndMn '-•'twuc:tM•rUnii t ,....,unt 1nQtt>n B•A<h DOY' Jun• ti, 1'77 Mr Jnd Mr\ V•vr Al•fu•. Wr\tm1M1.,-.Q1r1 Death Notice• OfllllCK RICHARD DONOVAN OE8111(1" rt\10l'l'll of Tu\l1n. (ilhfornfJ Ptt'\f'ld •w•y JUiftf" 19 1'77 ~,.vtwd by hi• f-11f\tr J°"pti 0.-b,.< k.. m1>thfor Jo•nn 0.brtr k t>oth of fu,Hn. C• brotPWr \ Joypn A~°"" OtbrlCk Hun11n9ton e .. cll C• John Ao~rl D•DrlO TU\ttn C•. P•lerr.•I Qr•ndmotn..r M-. Rtnh.11 0.btl<k, H..iloy, "°'"" , maltrntl o•M<INrtnll Herman 1nd Gerlrud<I foNy, """-"'"· Arl1. He WI' Ille presl-fl/I ()u.atdlM Air Cllarl.,., 51nl• A,.. Gr.Ou.tie of ,.00111111 Hl9h !>< ...... , Tllllln. CIMI 91 '71 Alltnci. Celttornl• Unl-.tn•IY •t Fulltrt•n. Senrlt U er• Sat., J UM lS, I I oo.t.M. WIYtrlty Church, S•nte AN. ""' Mlcll•tl Stmtblc• olllcl1t1nv. lnl•r• mtnl !'elrhl..-n Mtmorl1I Pert Ill "*" ol "-'· dONtlon' ""'lilt ... 1;1 to .... °'""99 Cou<>ly CllUdren'• Hol.INlel ,,,,,,._, _.~-rec•era. ICll"AN AGN l!S Kl!ENAN, rHlcNnt of Cotta ,... .... CAllllOn>le. P•....S 1w1v Ju... 14, I'll S.n1lct1 will ti. i.1d •I Ille Gam A $10 million liability insurance policy, costing $495,314 a year has won the unarumous approval of Orange Coun t y Transit District direc tors. The new policy will cover the district only for losses of more than $500,000. The district will insure itself for s maller claims. Staff reports said the new self·insurance and excess liability policies will replace what had been a full insurance policy costin g $1 7 million annually Crippled KidiJ Set For Camp ----------:~~:=~·=~d~·d:::I The Rehabilitation lnatitule of Orange Coun· ty is orfering four, two w eek 1umm er day camps for handicapped children In July and August. · Applicatiorus are now being acce pted for children aacd three to 15. A variety or activities will be provided. SMITH TVTHIU. LAMI WISTCLIFf CHAPll 427 E 17th St Costa Mesa• S.6-4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway Santa Ana• 547..-131 "HCI HOTHIU SMITMS'MOITUARY 627 M11ln St. Hunllngton Beach 63&-8539 P'lllCfAMllY COlOMA.L. llVNIU.L Hoee 7801 Bolsa Ave West Minster 893-3525 ,._.cmc •llW MIMOtlW.,All Cen1e48fY MorluatY Chapel 3500 Paclflo Vl•w Drive Newport, c.t1f0ml• 844-2700 MICOIMICIC wonuAllal ~ .. 8rr' UQuntHlll• 7~ Gan Juan t.ol•trano "495-1779 ... '.. .. .. . .... .. ~ 10 .. oiu.vu 81.ANC:HE M OllAvas. rnldeftl ol l.O\ "•lfl. Gtllfornl• .... ...-OWiy JuM 21, 1911 ...,,., .. d by Mr ""•!>end Hom•r J Gr•"''· 1on O.H Gr•wt. C0<onA ~I -C• oeuo1>ttr Mrt. A J ,UKllettl, ClrO!ll del M•r Ce • DrOtntrs l!d•.,.rd SYara, ltenlrf 1..-, tlllert Ab!W ,.niutan Md Htl., I!_, 111 ti I.OS A119tl.,, Ce l'llu ortlldrhllf,.... Vlt114'tloll rrc1•n 11N- lo ' OOPM Sii JUN 2S S.r•lc.-.. be lltld I OOPM, .. , II Pecmc VII• Clleett, lnltrmtnt Pacific Vltw Mtmerl1I Perk, Ntwptrt l!ucll. The institute, site for the 1ummer camps, is located at 1800 E. La Veta in Orange. For further information, phone 541 ·8822 or 633-7400. Pecfllc VhtwMortu.rvflrtctort ----...------1•111111110Hfl ILA\/ 8RU[HINGSEN, ···~"'.. SOUTH co" ST Cnl• ~· Clt-nl.t PH~ -•Y " June n. 1m. s..,.,,_,"" 11er -., ACl'ORS CO·OP 1.tn. H11t1no~. H•D . dA\19ht., Mr\ H t &ery1 McC•uttv. cott• ,... .... ca. as cas over nej)Mw Hl(olcl &thlt<M<lll, l(•nY• 30 members In• film City Mo nl«• J.-11. It•"".,"""· Join How lnd•Ptn••"<• M o lhr•• tr•nd<Md,..n ,,,.. orNl9f-Cllllf, (714) 957.0282 ~;:y~~~~~~'.c~:~ ~.=~ .. ::.::· .. --==--=r:=a~==* lornbrr>MI •t PM•f•c Vltw Me,,,.rl.tl Perk Htwport lltot<h P•clhc Vltw ----------Mortu1rydi•Kto ... THE PfOPlEMARKET AN~IZINQ ,A!J5()AT._,[NT Of' ~ l'(()f'U TO MEET 11J·l4tl " "'15r0\Jl€\//V Moonlit• Sale Sate of lates th11 ftr1. ntt• 7 to 10 p m •t Huntington Center WANTED DIAWION88 • GDISTONES -- FOR The General Jet·Alr ml A great tire for holldey drlv· Ing, and priced to lit to- day'• budget1. Featuring 4·ply conatructlon, long mlleage Duragen• Tread Rubber and twin· tread dellgn. rro. ex. TAX P£R TIRE SI 75 $1 95 $201 $2.23 $237 S2 SJ .. Get set for summer drivmg with the General Tire of your choice ... all value pnced. SIZE 6.50-13 TUBELESS BLACKWALL. plus S1.75 Federal Exc:IM Tu ptr llie. Whitewalls $2 to $4 more per tire ~~!"!!!""!~~~~==~========~====== !"!."!'!'!~~ GLASS BELTED TIRE OFFER! STEEL BELTED RADIAL WHITEWALLS! Value Pricedl General Jumbo 710 ... A 1uper tire buy! Featuring two gl111 belts and a smooth riding polyHttr cord body. 95 Silt: 8R71-I~ FED EX. TAX $206 52.•7 $2 65 $215 $304 SJ 05 12.90 SJ.II SJ.2? SJM THIS s259s =CAN WEEK CA111 ONL y INSTAUEDI IXOHANGE UNTT MQUIRED Wtly depend on 111 old "Om-out bltttry. when you can get 141re 111111 with • new ~ z,. 9tltM &.tlllry todly? ll'a dellgnecf to Qht "" 1'le power you ll8ld • • • wherl YOt.I need II. Sooner or later, Pill own Generals ... ··-.... ._~ ........ . Priced ea ahoWn at General Ti rt Stora. Competitively priced at Independent dealer& dlaplaylng the General Sign. I I .......140.1710 I llND••os NOW eaAV& the back roaa of central Texu aeeldnJ ~---------------· th• place wtth UM funny n•m• When. u thelOQl&layl, Waylon and Willie to to set back to lbe "b ca of Wt." I FlllST-CLA.!1 leUera an • llf'fected. uamplea of the ..,.,.._indude: -THE COST of mail· I a book or record will increase from 2S to 30 eenta for the first pound and from 10 to 11 cent& for each additional pouAd up to seven poaDds. Each pound over seven pounds wall con- tlnue to cost 8 cents to JDail. -The typical weekly newa magazine will now cost f.S> cents to mall, up from 5.57 cent.a. Mo.t atay loGa enouab to fall under Luckenbach'• laay-day spell and leave onJy after they can't hold aDOtJilcr bottle ol beer. Some took time lut wedeod to carry off the town's beer·clriJak.lnl chicken and every sl1n that aaid "Luckenbach." "l'll tell you one lhlnc.'' said Tna.s cotton farmer John M auey. ''They've sot cold beer aod a shade tree and that'• a bell of a lot better than most towns." INSIDE THE GENERAL store. Kathy Morau wu buay cleaning the stacks ol Iona-necked beer bottles scattered about on weathered tables and dolni a little phllosophlzln1 on tbe , town'ssuccess. "There's sometblng maatc here," said Mn. Morean. who owna an in· terea~ ln the store, the loc:al dance hall ' -POK UBRARlBS, I ~ 10 acres of creek bottom. "AQd I the book and record rate J tb\nk tbe bi.a secret la we don 't have goes from 9 cents to 11 WAYLON JENNINGS facilities. Everyone has to sit together . cents for the firat pound. __ Son9 __ s_1g_a_oo_n_._ ~~~:~ talking and enjoying each 1 Each extra pound wm M c·ted ButDOtev--.tuUkestheboopla. remalnaUcent.a. e&an . I .... ~UYV.J I . I I 1 -For nonprofit or- ganizatiorui, the cost or bulk ma1hng a third- class circular will 1n· crease from 2 lo 2.1 cents. Kurt E. Lynott of Costa Mesa bas been cit· ed for academic ex· cellence at Abraham Baldwin Asricultural Colleee in GeorSia. NO--Charge Checking No monthly service charge, no minimum balance to wony about, and personalized checks at no extra cost. Up to 71/z% Interest. Wells Fargo rewards you ~th the highest bank interest rate the law allows: 5% on regular passbook savings and , even more on longer term { certificate accounts-up to 7~% when deposited fOr 6 years7 Safe D~tBox. S6 size-or $6 aedit towards a larger size (availability may vary from office to office) . • - MRS. ARMIN ENGEL. wbo lives in one of Luckenbach 's two houses, calls it "foollabnesa." "The elderly people used to pl~ cardt there at the dance hall oo SUn- day, but the local people don't 10 • CaOUC8'8 TALL TALF.8 were pnnted far and wide and hi. lDtel'est in couatry music broupt aeveral b1- names to town for Saturday nltbt gigs. Sblger Jerry Jelf Walkw nen recorded his famoua "Vi•• Teri· meua" album in the rustic dance ball. Whee Crouch died last September at th~ 8'8 ot 59, the tributes and aonp flowed almost u thick u tbe beer does today. "Luckenbach, Texas," most here agree, ta another way to say "Thanks for tbe hoapltaU.t1, Hondo." LAW arehouse Center Backed LOS ANGELES <AP) -The City CouncU Jiaa given preliminary ap- proval to a plan for financlne a $84.5 . million prinli~. technical, main· lenance, warehouse and e1ra1e center near Unioo Station. •• Your world Jooka good through your OpUcol Mortcet contact lenses You'" things naturally, the way they',. meant to be seen. with a natural amount of pertpherot Ylalon. You look good, and natural, to dhefa ••• the way you wont to be seen. Contact lenses areotmo&t lnvtafbleto othen, tMydon't become dirty °' foO up Ilk• ft'omed glauea and they're Ideal tor the active sporti- mlnd4td Individual. For good tookt, 1rs look around. You·u ... nv. THE OPTICAL MARKET Men reasonab .. prtc" at the Optical Market. SO"CONTACT LENS PACKAQE; HARD CONTACT lENS PACKAGE: sag.so The Qptical Marl~t NEWPORT HACH EL tORO &a.sed on assessed valuatiom, tbe act.ion would ralae property taxes ftve e.nts ltal1iq in 1980, 'When the 13.5-Newport Hllls Center SOddlebock Vattev Pfaza acre facility u ~ted to be com· 2646 san Miguel Dr. 23704 El Toro Rd. pleted. Flnalappro•al of the ac:Uoa ii •-----64·o..43-•6•3---------·7•68-3-•163 _____ .. qpeded Jmieao. • Now, if you keep $2,000 in~ Wells Fargo savings plan.-1:~k or certfficate--you can c · . the biggest rewcird ~ ever off"ered. 1Iavelers Checks. Provided with no service charge as part of your Wells Fargo Reward l Personal Service tiom i a Iersonal Banker.'M : Personal effort built Wells Fargo. That's why we introduced . Personal Bankers to offer you the utmost in personal setvice. Your Personal Banker will help you set up your Reward , Account., and will pay individual attentiqn to all your banking needs. • tJ ) ) Pop.country •ln1er Kenay Rosen and Mary Ann G«don ol lbe ''Hee Haw'' television abow plan to mUTY. Roa era re· corded "Lucflle," a current pop and eountry hit Miss <Tordon plays a Southern Belle on "!-lee Haw " s.t57t4 NOTI CI TOClllOITOllS P'ICTITlOUS aUSINHS SUP'llllOlt toUllT Opt THE N&MI STATIM&HT ST&TIOP'tALIP'OllNIA ll'Oll Tiie lo41.,.,lng ~Ute dol"O butl· THI COUNTY 01' O&AlltGE ~~H lff A·•IHI ~OLLO LOCO, lUA Wul P'l-.1 l!tfete ol P'RANCl!S It. LAIUC.IN, SI •HI, s.ta ...,,., CAltlMnla '1101 Oe<eaw.t HE RNANOEZ ANO PICASSO. NOTtCI!! IS l'IERl!llY GIVl!!N to ti-. 104 W•t ,.,,., SI'"'• s.<ll• A,,.., reOllors Ol IM above na~ O.n<Mnl C•llforN•'21Cl t.M1 •II Ptf'D"\ ""vino Cl•1ms •9••ntt A E H [ "' E II NA N 0 E 1. 7 I. lhe Wld de(-1 ••• ••au .. eo lo Ill• Slle11,.,.,. SI . API A, Colle ~ ... CA. lhe,.,, ,.,!ti !he N<..,wrv voucner\ '" '1611 1"-Offlte of ttw ctt-rlit Of tri.. •CO~ en .. KAY l'IFRNANOEZ. '" Sha11mar tlllflO '°""· 0< lo P<t~nl I.,.,,,, 10 IM SI AOI A, Coote Me••, CA. '101 uno.tsl0"9d •I Ir... off•ce 01 llUllTON, "ELI X A. P'ICASSO, ~14 Wut CAULOtN, Tl'IOM50N ANO NELSON, Ft•\ISI ·*••Ana.CA '170J AltOrMV\ •• l •w. 7'U Sovo1 Pa1n1.- Thl\ b\ltlntts I• conducUtd by • A\19. W111111er, CAtlloml• 90602. "'"'<ti O"""'•l POlrlne"lllp, I• Ille place ol l»IN'MU of Ille ...... II-... rnandtz dtnl9ned In all melter• """••nlnq to TM' •lete....,.t "'"' llleCI with th~ Ille ••t.iP of w10 dK-nl, within tour r~unl v Cltrk of Or-Counly on Junt MOnlh• •Her lhO llftl publlutlon at 1n1s 9, IYI/ notice "77J1t Oeleel J...,. J, 1'77 Pun11......, Or-Cots! Dally Pllol, MAllY L CROOK & June 16,2J,lO,er>OJuly7, lt71 ANNL.LARl(IN 2t0l·71 Co E-utorsortlle Will ot Ille ebove na~ Cltceoent ------------1 IUltTON,GAULOIN, PUBLIC NOTICE THOMSOHIHl!UOM AttWM.,SlllLeW ------------17424 s.ttlll'lllll.,.AtHI. MJ711 STAT•MaNTOP'AaAHOOfilMEHT Ol'USIOP' PICTtTIOUS aUStN•SS HAMii W~IUl.,.,CA"60t Att~fet C.-l!ncllter9 Publl"'9<1 Orenqe Coelt Delly Piiot. Jur1et, 1•,2:1.l0, 1tn 'TM flollOWll\Q llertcl'>ll hl\19 et>.tn 7447.n doMd the UM a! IM tlcllllous bulln•u 1---------.....:'-=..;..; n•mp ALLISON MOllTGACI! PUBUCNOTICE INVl!STMENT TllUST •I .u'o Von ------------ICer"'•n A ... ,,... ~II• lOO, Htwpart a.., .. , ........ ,,,.,,..., S.11* SUP'l!lll°" COUltTOF TM6 STATI OP CALIFOllNIA l'OA Tl48COUNTYOl'OltANGI! T"• llcllllOU\ l><l"nn• ""m• r• ~9:,.~":,'~.-::-wn flleO 1n Coun1y on HO A·1Mtt Malin 8urn ....... , US \<In Coroonlo !.<tno1.,,., (et1fomt•'1te» • NOTICEOP'tHTliNTIONTOSELL O•••dll ktotyl•r.Jr. t0t1oe.11eo10 REAL PllOPEllTY AT PlllVATf' Roeo lMAft90••• CAlll0<nl•'OO?' SALE 4rlhur J l'ltil 11s Promom lnt,..MenHot1i...e,,..1eofELSIE o ..... w ... 1 N•WPOrl Buch C.•11or:! MONTAPEllT, Oec••w-d tt..O ' HOTil'E IS l<ER£8Y GIVEN lt..I, G•"''" Mlll•r • .OS South Rtm~t \ublPtl to confirm.u1on ,,., t~ •l>Ov•· Loi A"?tt,.. C•tllornte~10 1nt1ll•d "'-''°' Court. on July U llobfort r: Moroen " er .. kw•ltt 1'7/ •I' 00. m ,.,. 1neru•ter wtlh•n Orivo, Coronaa.t Moir, Celltorntet:rt20 th• !IMP ellow,.d bV lew. th• un· , I r 0 dtr\!Qn.d I\ .-amlnlltralnr ot I~• Nrw..::;:--fl<.11<n,(~~t:r:.:.';;.:· lllt Ml~le of (l,le Monl•i>erl d"C•a•....,, fh,, bu"il,..n w•\ <onc:h>CdtHt b'f " wlll -,.-11 Ml Pf•v•lr· ,.,,. to f~ h1c,hf!\I bu,inflo lru\t •nd bfo\t ,..., bldrdifir t'n ftwi '""'"'' •1'd G.tvlnMlllf't Tru\tf"fl condl\IOnt nr-r•iNllflttr nwnHont-d dll T,,I~ ~···l"mf'1'11 WI\ fllM with tM r1ohl, IUI"' .tnd '"''"'""' of fltl~ Mfln· l"ouMy Cltrll. OI ()r.,..g. County°" June tai>erl CIKP•\erl, •I'"" tlm• ot "•r <!<'· e 1'17 111h 1nd an rlt1·nt. htlf, ;t"'9 1nlN•it th.ti • f'ff44t t"-'"''"',. N\ 6•.ou1rl'd In ttdd1r1on 10 &ONIW,MILLllt&CAllLION th•I OI -"""nl Al ttw-""" ol h•r d•· 100$, l'lo-. 'ulte I-ell\ In lhlt 11n1mpr<M'd rt•41 ""'"""1 L••A1'9fl•,CAt00tT lout~ In'"" Counlv or lo' An<1~'"'· Publl•fvoO Or""Qf' C'a.•I OAll'f P'llot, ~~i':.:!,~I Calllorn••, dAHrlbod o Jun• 1~.23.JO•r.oJvly I, 1•71 A ·~ lorttt••l In an nf Lok60, •1 ••d __________ ,._ __ n-t"' '" btock u.•,,of "'llO'tleno l'l•to111, H ""'"'"P'K-lnboOlc t0N9"\•hl .-.q ol MIKell-out RKarO. In the of ----~:-:-::~-----1110 DI'"" c.ovntv RIOCarder ol ••Id '-"'" <O<lnly. loOttt..r wltl\ lhOW portion• ol PUBl.JC NOTICE SU Pl lllOlttOUllTOl'TH• LOU \I. U . .,,., u. lvlno """"''"•1••rlv ST&TIOl'CALll'OllNIAl'Olt ol I"" 'I0\11 .... ••t """Of 1r... """" COii· THI COUNTY Ol'OltANOI veved lo IN Cllvot loo. ""<I""',,. dn•O Ne. A M U rtcer""° In t>oo• '°'' pegr U7 ol 0.-<tdl NOTtCI! OP' Mlllltl NO OP' 1nl,...OlllreotY1dcQUntvr•coro•r l'I Tl TIOH 1'011 OltOlll OllllCTINO Th• P'OP"tlv f\ "'"'""'"'" tfOl•rr•d C 0 NV I YA N CI 0 I' It I AL loa•.-il'1"""0'°"Ro.O, L~A-•~•. l'llOP'lllTY TO tOMP'LITl C"htorn'-' SALi OH COHTllACT INTllllO tit-T,,. '<tiA h •ubfl'<I lo cvr,.nt t.•sr. TO IY OICIASIO cov•nAl'lt\, conCMiO"'· rtM.trftO«'M'' r•· l:\l•t• Of AAllt()t-4 M $HUM ak• w-rv•l•on'. rtQnh. r•Qft\t of """"''• .,,d AAllON l'l"'RltY $1'1UMSt<Y, e• .. mt,.ltOlr•rO<d 0.cf'ewid TN Dt'Oflifrtv '' to bf, tdd on •" ' "'' NOTICE IS tH!AfaY GIY(N tMI ls"ba\ll. ••<"l'U\IOlltl• CMAllLl!Ss+4UMSICY Ml,.,.,, Mreln 8lchorotter1 .... 1,.,,1t9df0< tll<sp ...... • """'""· WHr11a~o11r, petltl_, per1var.omus11>e1,,,.r111no...ow1111>e 1><•01ar.,.or.,.rdlrKllnQDPtlllo,..rto reolYH 11 ""' a!flce o1 "'<"-"' I •-P~ the ltrm\ of !ht <•ntrecl.., OodQ• atlnr,..y for u<d9dmtnl•lralor, lf'twl lntebV,,..f'OnH S/lum,...,aAaron •I 1771117111 ~-1, Tustin. C.lll<trnl•. HarrvY.un..i.y de<-1,byt>•cullnq or "'•V 1>e l1le0 ,.Ith the Clff1< ot •et<I •l'ICI doollll'frlnq a con .. v•no a! R••I s.ir.ricw Court or dell,_.,.., lo lll(Nird Proa.riv to Al<Mtd CONn, pu<Cll<tSOr II ~ f)erlONlllV. Ill any tlm• 1tller ot c•t'lell\ rwt Pl"Ol»rtv •llueltad In Cllv lltlt P11btlt1tlon ol th•• ftotlt• and ot Mellb<I, C.O..ntv 01 Los Anveles. oe1...-.mekl"9 .. ld•11lo O..crt~ .. ,.,...,_,Lolt"ln8oott)7, Tho P,_tv wlll IN' ~Id on tr... """"' • ' 10 o1 ll•or01, , ... ...,.<• to fOllow1"9 wf'll!I: c .. h °' ""'', .. ,,and w~tch 11 "'4ICIP '°' lurlller P•rtlc11lar1, part crt<llt. ""'t•orms Cl( •ve11 cr..,1110 11n<1 that t.,. llme e4'd 111ec• ol lwlarlnq be 11ccepteble to .,,., uno.r"on"" Md '"" •emtl\t•-aolfor July u . tt71,al ,,,. SupertOt tou.1, 10'. OI the "mounl -00 11 ..... In tlwl cour1root11 Of O.e>a•I· bid to eccompeny ,._otter by<"'"""° manl No. 3 ol .. Id court. el 700 Civic cl>eck. •!\Cl MIMIC• to IW P411d 111 IM Cont.,. Ort~ W.•1, lr1 Ille City ol $.tnta < loM ol ttcrow llM, Calltornl• The Ulldo'liONICI rtMrws the rlQhl In Oetad.IUM 17 1t71 ••l•<I Ml'f ...0 itll bkl• !l'ior to f'nlry 01 WILLIAM tr. SIJONN, •not.rconll~lfl!l I,,. YI• County Clfork D•tod· J-' 1'11 TANN•HaAUM,,NtlM&N ltlCMAltOa OOOGI & llLLIT "'"""yecuw ntletl!ll ........ yOt-.... P'.O .... IU. 5'111eJlt lellt• ""'· C.lllenll1t27il .... ,.ytftlll,CAtOn! Ttf• 1114) JoM.M» '!~fora ..... ._ AfWrMYNr,...1•- PubtllNd Or .... CNsl Otfly 1t1•. Pvbll ..... Or_.. C<MKI 01lly Piiot. 1-22.23,1', tm 2717-17 "'-U,22,2', 1'71 1'6S-1' 1-.:uttv. Offfoe : 1812 !dl!!09r Aw., Huntington Bffoh, CA 82047 __ .... Southern C./iloml• lfef1onal Oftl~M: 4140 Long beach B~d .. Lona ... eh. CA 90801 INI Valley View Slt Bt.len• "'~t CA 80820 ~ 201118. Avalon ltvo., Clrti0n, ""80748 1:1.f 1001 E. Imperial Hwy., La Habta. CA 90831 tou~ 108' lrvlnt BIYd., T~lln, CA-.0 ltOOiJlll 23&N.OltMAY9., WeatCcMn CA917M uwot• • •••aa•.a. DEAR PAT: I maUM l'Q1 Qu.au dl1lta1 watch to Ule Arllncton. Tu. repair facWt;y for lnatallatJon ol a new battery ln September lt'18. It wu r• turned unrepalrtd with a request for tc.ts to cover the co.t. I tent my watch and a check back Nov. 1. The check was cubed, but I've never ,.. celved my watcl> ln aplte ot HDd.1nc four letters of inq&liry and calline the New Y ortt headquarters. S.W., Coronadel Mar Quuar'• naomer servke depart. •ea& repoirU Ula& your wa&dl wu maUed &o JOUr former addreu la Newport Buell darta1 Nneaber 1971. No record of yoar addreu cuaie bad bMa made. Qauar wUl laJttate a &neer cm your ••Ida. wldda ••• lest &o you bJ hasured mail. Yoa'll be eoatacted bJ tile ftrm wt.ea the tracer search eacla. NICHOLAS von HOf'FltlAN la IRREVERENT DAILY PILOT e A MOW COSTA MESA! DIRECTOR CHAIR SALE! MADE IN USA MODEL T-1 VARNISH W/COVERS CotnplahSMctlOll Of IKOYWS Ji.y .... TEMCOGAS GRILLS COSTA MESA ·1706 New= Blvd. 831· ORANGE WAREHOUSE OUTLET 204 West Chapman Ave. 532·81'91 MALL OF ORANGE 2378 N. Tustin Ave. 998-1721 14!!,.a 16!! .... PrtJIV ond pccticej, larw> w.or, oretl .. .,,,, bedweo •. Coll()ft ~ ... No ;...,., '*y 1.,,,, St-:>v '"'ootlo o,.d ..,,,,ije ..... ~ -.ll ..... Gt ~~P'icn IWl PllJSI ALUMINUM AND WEB CHAISE 30" Nymph Chair 2411 12'7 ALUMINUM AND WEI CHAIR • • • ...... --. .. WDL be DO m11i.-. .. or waa..r pil)lll bw'IUna ~ 1ur. ---· U. Le may happen: Homes beeoru· nn1-l'Ahly llloL u eloctrlclt1 falll du.rtq &ho peak au coa4.ltioulo1 mootU of Aquai •ncS an•,.. · 9111'Mlll:U:.-. avv •HIRN 8-fll W. ... ma CAWO NIA • • cataio to bagpcn FOCUS tbt1 1ummer. It baa --------alrud7 belwi.. ID locJ&brna Callf ornb, wbent bath 1m0f and ...... ~.an woru thaa In other port!oas ol the tta&e. tho llnL aulfale a:moa alert. were called tbllmonlh. ...... . THEY AND TBEI& CONSEQUENCES were a -----------=· d.Jred reault of the 1u abolta1e, which bu aeen Redlands Graduates· Coontians Thirty-eiaht Orange Cout reaide.nt.s received bachelors d~reea in ceremonies held at the University of Redlands. Am~ those gradual· ingwere; M•etl ... N 8t1cll -0111 W. Lo<kll•rt Jr., Jtntt It Olllotev. C•rlto<'t L Vldlno. J.Cll A Hlnll •nd S/wlley L RoOOn'°" c:!~~';t~ ~ ~:...°':l~J~~ut~'. OOwll"9-8enlonT,M-rrv. J. ll•rrv Prtc•. Tl1"m1 o. Cl\rltl•-"• Dtn1111 J . M•l~tr. C.Mrle E. Howollly and l!Oberl C. Arc.My. AICNn 0. ,.._,,,, Unv CMder C•111, 0erY J , llrOOllS .... Cunl• J, ~ ~ v.11.,. -,,_ T. Oely, Sltvt" N. Phltdl. Oon•ld V•n Hut<lllrtl. P•lrlelr. '· Giid .. •nd G«Mfl!.E'Hm. M~ L. Mckey, CM1 OouolH L•wrtnc•, ltoi..rl M<Claln •nd Wil!'-0-11 M..,_Vleje -J<l"'" L W••vtr, JotmT.~l«~Sl.,.n01111011 ,,.,,._ -S..wn Hechl end J•vlff' a.111. l>llO Q•tduellnQ wtrft Wllllem (. 8-11Mt...,,v. L•-• Hiiis; ... ,.,, M OeSllvt. l~un• NIQU•I. John H Grttn!WIQI>, C•plttr..,o Buc h; end Vlvltfl a. CM .... OltlA Moe. more md more electricl\y 1enerated with oll. rather than natural au. Tb.ls, ln turn, caused more sol!ur compouada tban usual to be spewed from power plant amobstaclul. Tbe 1ulfur combined with particles already in their air to produce sulfates, creatinr many health hazards similar to those of the lblckest varlet.lea of conventional photochemical smo1. Al a result, the first stage of the state's new sul- fate 1mog emergency plan wu activated for the tirattime. OU refineries were ordered to cuL back emluiona by 20 percent and power plants asked to make maximum use of whatever low·SUlfur fuel oll aupplles they had on hand. WHEN HORE SEVERE CRISES hit, 011 re· flnerte1 will be forced to cut back activity more 1barply and power plants compelled to shift to low- sulfur oil or to import power from facilitiea outside the affected air basins. Because the gas shortage is most severe In the Southland, no such action& are likely thi.I year In Northern Calltomia. But as Canadian gu supplies to Pacific Gu & Electric Company are cut back over the next two years. the same sort of crisis will hit in the north. In all parts of the state, the emergency actions called for under the state plan will be much easier to enforce than the voluntary actiona called tor dur· ine photochemical smog alerts In the put. FOR THE SULFATES COME strictly from sta· tlonary sources like refineries and power plants, not from cars Strong enforcement efforts will inevitably in tensity the already-heavy political pressure Crom 1~ 50% off I Fant11tlc value• on Items you've w1nt1d. Shop today I Doors open 10 ~.M. 1harp. Large king chair. Gi1nt .. ving1 on a giant cl'lalrf Natural r1tt1n 1rttully h1ndwcw•n Into a m1)MllC ttirOM th1t1tandt 11• 1a11. Buy yours today and save "'°"' A-o. 11"·" Hurry! Ouanttlles 1re llrnlltd on lhl1 doorbu1terl Ritt 111 Che1r RfCJ 4999 TV Trav 81mboo FloorStm 3T10t 39" 6" 711 14• 11111et .. l;ld planter ..... ss.• b11k1t1. aorted l{m. Hangl,. .,..,." bMlcet. lhapea. ·---.~ olfl Aeg. Woven atrtw bt1ket for $.69-1UI -..... 1At hanging plenta. 75% olfl 1488·3gaa 1111 Bout1<1ue SQOI Off Ctotl'll~t /0 1 f I Mell IOll'I 01nt11g Tibllt R99 279• 0..4Mfto ... (W, I H1no1110 PW!tt Allt.61n. Selected Plant Stand a 18811 3" .... ~ • IUCM lltOO. CO.IT HIT, i ...... , .. ·- /=!~~~~~2:.~ r -~ 11 DOalSCHNAt7P..M.FORnm:cnoN lllia 1 : ~ CBIHA CRYSTAL : I . PIUl~af dherllmls.afumlture. obfefsd'O?t, elc. I I ~ Q'DligrWi fmmcmki·pawn. ~ CXJU1'kJrdsecl I I --bonkl,th I I MovCd ~= JllWl'OBtGlt'!BIE&tm. 1162 W.ComlBwy. llawpwtleach,CcaJdanaklW3 I (71') 8'$-2200 I I I I China by Limogee. Wedgewcod. Rosenthal ~ others; fine European .- In Bouse. 26 Dayis :' mxt American cut ayl'tll and art~; porcelain ftou,."'inea; bronzes; fine ': , Woman's Body fumture; cmndeUera and one of the larvest d.llplay1 of fine Jewelry in the uJlhlaid. Everytbiag htm~ avot diomood acXi.ta1rus to~ neck cblllll. M06ESTo (AP> -A man has told police he : : stayed in a Modesto apartlnent with a dead womm I FREE ADMISSION I 2e days "because I loved ~and promlaed I would• 1 1 1 never leave her." TEllMSJ I Police said James Sc~tz, 42, told them that : BankAmericard.MasterOla:rge. PeraonalChect. Terms. I ~rrl.~kettht, 35,dra_!~m r Fresno resident, dled 1 ..,11J>mou•T --OH.-tDa. • may-au.er ey 1Ua8fJ:ftbofwhilkey. 1· n1J avuoanur~u ..vu-• A UTHORITJES DID NOT DmaWEa the body I Mon., Tum. & FrL 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sat.12 ooon to s p.m.. I . until June 8 aft.er a neighborcomplalned about tho I · Stm.2p.m.to5p..m. •. odor I AUcnOMEEB: I Police said Schmaltz wu discovered Tuesday I .Artl.rMe I m the Sonoma County Jail where he wu lncarcerat-I I ~gil~~~ warrant charging DOD·support of his I WE BUY FOR CASH 1 SCllMAL'l'Z TOLD DETECl'JVES RE and Mrs. Beckett met in January while both were in an alcohol detoxiftcatlon center In Fresno. ,,,. l OR SELL OH CONSIGNMENT. _) '---~~~:~~~-~~~~:~~ . .~. VNIROYAL OK uom J888 ,m,,. 24so (A71113) (tl1/MJ 1.15/t•' cc1•11•> 21 so '''71/14 2 5 50 .. 50/ti' (111/1:1) (ttl/M) c11114• 23so ( 171/l4) f07111t 2650 (a&/M) 1111" "" ,.,. o "'™ ,,.. "111r.11 .. ru .. Ttl\ r "" 1 n ~ r VIII.~·"'' 1\11'1 \ CAt\11'\.Y.Tt. 1.,U.KUl\.'t.•.4KU 111 H7tlt4" 2 8 so (211114) HT111s 29so (2\1111) ·•• • " -, ,, tft,. <"• •• ._ ... -..-. .. t WltllWHlS U • llfl' • Stll l.?tl I WHtTlWAll ON&.1' $6>9f!f -7.00/15 u.11• 34 .. ..,,. .... 57 .. 7M/lt 37 .. ........ ss• ,,,.,,. 44sa ... .u 82 .. 01171119 43"° (2"'/UI Mf!71f1' 4 ~ .. (211111) ., 1,.11711111 47" (Dl/U) \ .. ' . .... • u-• 45 .. ..... .u49 .. U.IU 87• ...... ' , . . . ---Custom Retreads 11!~ SP•CIAI! .----[:{ • l' J :.,\. J; ·-~ I LIMITED Of PERI . ! iWHEEL ALIGN. ... .,. • I ... DUE IN ;JULY # Queen lvf• orbJor11 to tM If at UM • ltQbl1 claa to -•• t.1nc worc1. Sllvla. edviMd by doc· lOl'I to take it y. bu reat- htl at the royal palace In Stockholm. 1n the caro ol bet other, AJlcta Sommerlatb. who II vllitlni from Germany. SILVIA IW UNDEaGONE a tett ol amniotic nu1c11. deUcned to warn ot pculble dete.loDmen. r d erte. tat tou1a aiao }p oredict tbO HX of. tbe cblld, tiUt If tbo queen bu beeil ctven a hint. •be hun't paa.sed lt to tbe public. Tbu.a the people are walUni rot .the ~bota·that probably wUJ be their !int indication of whether the royal infant is a boy or 11rl. to ucend the thi'on•. The eon-' Wwwil pay atltutlon does not reco1ntie ~ female ~•ton, but a com-lIJ! •--D;..-..•-..:1 miaaioo bu drafted • proposal ~ .:HICloJA:U, .,IT WA S PLANNED long 1'.etore they were married," 1a1d one. With that out or the way) Swedes were debating whether the Swedish const1tut1on should be amended to allow a pnnceas thiU would cbanae Ulat. 'l'ho _p~al wt.a expected to eo to pad!ament 1n the !all. Since it tnvol\'ea a .const.itutional am,ndment, the-reaoluUon would have to be puaecl by two sqcceecilng parliaments wltb a national election in between. IN ANOTHER BREAK with history, members of the royal court will not be present at the delivery. But officials. from . Authors, Illustrators LOS ANG~ CAP) -The City Council bu tentatively ap. proved a 10 peJttnt p~ boost tor it•elf and otber elected .municipal offtciata. If approved on a final vote next Tuesday, the city's 15 council members, mayor, city attorney and controller would each re- ceive a 5 percent salary increase on July 1, and an additlonal5 per·· cent on July 1, 1978. Youthful Talent Cited T't'elve youne authors and ii· Justr'ators have been awarded first place prizes in the Massion- c o tt · Vie1obery Book Con· test sponsored by the Mission Viejo Rotary Club for the Sad- dleback Valley Unified School District. For the contest, 3,000 first through sixth gr aders wrote, Il- lustrated and bound books they created. In addition to the first plflce winners 108 students were 'ilVen honorable mentions m two competition cateeories. MISSIONCOTJ' awards were \given for the best Ulustratioos wbU~ Vlejobery winners were re- cognized for their stories. First place Miuioncott awarda were alven to Kerry McDaniel, Olivewood first grader, for .. The Two Barbie Dolls"; Chun Lin, San Joaquin second grader, for ••500 Foot Frog"; llia Manon, Valencia third grader, for .. Gloria the Mls- chle vous Eel": Mike Clutts, Cordillera fourth grader, for "The Homeless Flea"; Karla Bauer, Linda Viata fifth trader, ror "A Horse Named Molly," and Phuong Pham. de Portola sixth grader, for "An Unfor1et\able Memory." rf3 · ~ Now thru June 30 Only ~""? 19.95 Completely Installed Traditional El-egance bv Bl~ 4 100% pure Virgin Wool, with icot~.blllr.tf and Traditlonat Decorator Colors to· Choose From. ·Reg. Price 21 .95 •• YOUNGSTERS WHO' took first p(ace prizes in the Vie· · Jobery contest were Josh Daniel,,9, Rancho Canada first . grader, for ••Donnie the' Dinosaur"; Wendy Hensel, Valencia second grader , for "The Gigantic Worm"; Heidi Mereeler, SanUago third grader. !or "My Little Sister'• Die· tlonary"; Barbara Emberson, Glen Yermo fourth erader, for ''Sammy the Snake"; Rita Kula- Jfan, Santiago firth 1rader, for "The Day the Yosemite Moun. ta1ns Talked," and Tom Edwards, Montevideo sixth grader, tor "The Sub." NOW 1995 Completely Installed lncludln1 Heavv C1rpet Cushion Now thru June 30 Only a full 35% off on all •.• OFF Sale Ends June 30 f • starts Friday at9:30a.m. J savings throughout the store. on selected clearance items! quantities, colors and sizes limited to stock on hand, so shop early for best selection! these items available in our Huntington Beach Store Women's Sportswear 162 Jt. TOfS 48 PANT TOPS 40 BLOUSES 60 GOUCHOS 70 SHORT SKIRTS 42 OITTOS- 100 JEANS 120 KNIT PANTS 52 kNIT PANTS 60 FASHION PANTS 66 FASH ION PANTS 150 JR. PANTS 268 WINDBREAKERS 52 GAUCHO SETS 41 JUMPSUITS 99 fUll FIGURf KNITS 82 FULL FIGURE TO~ 560 KNIT TOPS 82 KNIT TOPS 90 KNIT TOPS ORIG. $6-$14 5.99-$10 S6·SIO S12·S20 $7-$13 S9·16.50 S9·S 16 3.99-4.99 S8-S9 S13·S20 S9-S21 S8·$14 sa $18-$26 $20-$26 S9 $9 $3-$10 $7-$11 $6-$12 NOW 3.98 1.98 2.98' 5.98 3.98 2.98 3.98 1.98 3.98 S.98 3.98 3.98 1.98 7.98 7.98 S.98 3.98 1.98 2.98 3.98 Dresses Pantsuits 108 DRESSES, PANTSUITS 120 DRESSES, PANTSUITS ORIG. SlS-$21 $21-$26 ,NOW S.98 9.98 Women's Coats 26 SHORT COATS 45 SHORT COATS 28 VINYL COATS ORIG. NOW s 16-$20 9.98 $32 14.98 15.99 4.98 Lingerie, Loungewear 489 FULL SLIPS 156 HALF SLIPS 120 CONTOUR BRAS 90 SHEER LACE BRAS 300 SWIMWEAR 36 SHORT QUILT RO~ES SO LONG FLEECE ROBES 45 LOUNGEWEAR 158 NYLON BABYOOLLS 90 LONG GOWNS ORIG. NOW S6-S8 1.98 $4 98c 3.99·$9 1.98 2.49-2.99 1.98 $6-$40 1/3 OFF S11·S13 3.98 S13-S18 6.98 S12-S16 7.98 S5-S7 2.98 S7-S8 2.98 Women's Accessories 79 QJP EARRINGS 234 NECKLACES I SJ VINYL HANDBAGS SO VINYL HANDBAGS 51 VINYL HANDBAGS. '1 BELTS 44 KNIT TOPS 48 SCARVES 51 SHOES 223 SUPPOIT HOSE JCJt kNU·Hl'S • ORIG. Sl·Sl $3 S6-S10 $6-$10 S 10-S 18 S3·SS S6-S8 · 2.50-$4 $9 $1·1.99 1.25·1 .SO Savings for Girl s OllG. St2-S16 $12-$17 $9-$10 s 12-$1 s S7·$12 $10-$16 $6-$8 $7-$8 $7-$9 $6-$8 $1 -1.JS S4·S6 J.49-SS $6 NOW 28c 98c 1.98 2.98 4.98 98c 1.98 99c 3.98 28c 48c . ow 6.98 6.98 2.98 6.98 2.98 6.98 2.98 2.M 1.98 2.98 48c 1.98 .98 1.98 Savings for Boys 36S UNDERWEAR ASST'O 100 UNDERWEAR ASST'O 108 UNDERWEAR ASST'O 80 SPORT SHIRTS S. SL V 98 SPORT SHlrTS S. SLY 70 S. SL V. KNITS 145 PANTS 4.7 44 DRESS SHIRTS 50 JEANS 55 KNIT SLACKS ORIG. NOW' 92c 48c 1.50 78c 1.69 98c 3.&9 98c 4.99 1 .48 4.50 1.98 3.99-4.99 2.98 3.99 2.98 5.49·S6 2.98 6.99 2.48 Savings for Men . ORIG. NOW· 250 DRESS SHIRTS ASSTD 7.99-8.99 5.48 147 SPORT SHIRTS S. SLV 6.99 2.98 71 SPORT SHIRTS L SLV 9.99 4.98 10S SPORT SHIRTS L SL V 8.99 3.98 104 TANK TOPS 2.99 98c 122 L SLV. KNITS 7.99-9.99 1.98 JO JEANS 9.99 3.98 91 SLACKS 9 99 1.98 21 JACKETS t9.99-S3S 7.98 86 SPORT SHIRTS S. SL V 12.99 3.98 42 FASHION JfANS 12.99 S.98 Yardage Notions 570 YDS. OOUBLEKNITS t 19 YDS. JERSEY 92 YDS. GABARDINE US YDS. CANVAS 210 YOS. ICITTLECLOTH 569 YDS. POPLIN 330 YDS. QUILTS 285 YDS. INTERLIC PRINT 165 SCISSORS 85 CUT -OUT DRESSES 312 STITCHERY klTS ORIG. 2 99 3.99 2.49 2.99 1.99·2.29 1.99 2.99 3.99 1.98 2.99 1.99-$8 NOW • 98c 98c 98c 98c 48c 98c 1.98 2.98 68c 1.48 88c Savings for the Home Ju TABLECLOTHS ASST'D 92 BEACH TOWELS 45 QUILnD SPREADS 88 AREA RUGS 63 AHA RUGS 87 WASHCtOTHS 119 HANO TOWELS 37 BATH CARPET 3A BATH CARPET 48 SATIN BED PILLOWS 41 PIUOWCASES 62 SHEETS ORIG. NOW 7.99·10.99 4.98 3.50 1 .•• 35.99·49.99 1/2 Off 9.99-12.99 4.98 19.99·21 99 12.98 68c 28c' l .66 48c, 24.99 15.98 29.99 19.98 3.97 2.98 4.19 .48c 4.89•5.89 1.48 . Savings on Toys 18 t>IE<AST CAIS 19 Olf.C.UT CAIS 10 ,.E·SCttC>OL TOYS 36 rum ASST'D 2s rauas 52 INFANJ' SPORT SHOES 70 WOMEN'S CANVAS 160 WOMEN'S SANDMS } Defending Champ Next ·For Little Californian WDIBlZDON. Encl.and <AP> -Tiiie ~competitor m tt1• 100·1•ar-bi1tory of the Wlmbl•doa tennla cbam plon1blp1 p•rformed Hite a Maaaed veteran 1n her dream· come-true debut Wedneeday. Tracy AuaUn, a 14-year-old 1ebool0rl from Rolling Hilll. breeied to a W, 1-3 victory onr Elly Veuiea-Appel of The Netherlands in a women's •ln•l• match. Iler teeth in braces and her IUD·streaked hair tied back by two pink bands, Tracy won the flrat point, the tint came, the flnt aet and the flnt match of her Wimbledon career, then told newamm 1he had played it "just like any other match.•• J~ the pressure of tbe OC· cu lhe volleyed from tb9 buellne lite a CbN Evert and COffred tbe court Ute • BWI• JeanKin1. Tracy ii tbe American 14-year- old and under champion and bu not been beaten by a &lrl In her own age grioup aince ahe wu seven. She comes from a tennis faml· ly. Her father, George, a nuclear physicist, her mot.her aod three brothers all •re accompllsbed players. Crowds flocked to the outaide court aa the eighth-erade younpter played her first match ouuide the United Stat.el, where her 128 tournament triumpba have boosted her Into 2Srd poei- After 12-1 Romp ·Ready for Cincy, ·Says U.'s Lasorda LOS ANGELES (AP) Arter Los Angeles crushed St. Louis 12·1 Wednesday nJ1ht, improving ila lead in the National League West to 81At games, thoughts im- mediately turned to what lies ahead for the Dodgers, a four· game aeries wlth the Cincinnati Reda. Louis, gaining l~·eames on Cln· cinnati in that span. St. Louis manager Vern Rapp formally protested the game in the second Inning, claiming that Los Angeles catcher Steve Yeager illegally blocked out Ted Simmons on the latter's charge to the plate on a double steal at- tempt. tlon lo t.be women's rankinp Traey's memorable at.art to her Wimbledon career may go no hrtber, bowever. She ls acbeduled to meet Evert, the de· fendlne champion, in the third round. "Well," ahe aald, pausing, "I don't tb1nt this year.'' I Her parents watched from tM aldelinea as Tracy rolltd up he~ first win on Wimbledon'• grass and Mra. Austin'• eyes wer4t 1treamln1 with tears. From tbe moment she toot the court, the Wimbledon crowd wu onherslde. She showed no si&Ju or emotion unW the lut point when she 1ave a lltUe "whoopl' and pranced to tbe net to shake hands with her opponent. >.. pboto- 1raphen surrounded her, 1he crinned at the applauding crowd. Appearing at her first Wimbledon press conference with a towel wrapped around her 1bouldera and a jacht over her knees. llhe handled the quesUons with the aplomb of a seasoned yeteran. '#, a1 ahe nervous? ' Only a litUe, at the begin· nine,'' she said. la the arudous about playing Enz:i before a big center court CrOJ..d_? ··~o, that wm make me pliu- better, '1 she said. But she dJd li1ht up when so- meone asked how she liked Wimbledon'• famous strawber- ries and cream. "They're great!" she responded "We're ready for the Reds.·· aaid mana1er Tom Luorda. "It'• a tremendous reeling lo leave for a big series followlng a game like that." "We·re certainly prepared for the series," said Steve Garvey, who knocked In five or the Dodgers' runs Wednesday night, four on his first career grand- slam homer. "Arter our last trip (2·5), I figured all we needed was some home cookin1." .Sherry Bothered About Inconsistency The aeries at Cincinnati beelns Friday night. Tommy John, 7·4, wlll pitch for Los Angeles a1ain8t Tom Seaver, 8·3. Loa Angeles won seven or nine games on the homealand com· p1eted Wednesday night against Pittsburgh, Chica10 and St. * * * ST. LOUii .. ,. .... T""pl.tOl'tH J 0 0 0 urreep o o o • II Melrve<P O O I 0 M11mreyrf • 1 I o $<otlct 'o o O K.HtrnandH tb JOO O SlmmOftt< J 0 1 I II roe Ii. If l 0 I 0 1te1u Jb 1 o o o T'l'IOll21> JOOO u..-.rwomi.. 1 o o o ICIUl .... rH 7 ~I 0 LOI ANOl!LIS '"' r II bl looH ,b • 2 7 1 M••llner1tl I o o o •utWllH S 7 J I Smltllrl '1 7 I Cey 31> l , , ' G••V•'flb S I I~ ~lb 0000 ....... •000 Male II o o O o Moft<ltyt• , '0 0 BIW••<t 1 o o o v •• ,,., ( • 1 1 0 Meol°".. 1 t I 0 ,..,......... 0 0 0 0 Toi.th )0 1 ~ 1 G4rm•"O ~ O o n TOI"'\ lS 17 IS 11 51 l..... 000 100 000-I lO> •nv-•.. 110 "'° 00. -17 E -Y••'· ..... Mii, IC.~rMndot OP -~ ltull I, l " ~~ 2 LOB -fol. I.Ou!\ l, l .. Anv-tn 11. 38 -Cey M• -0.trwy lltl. Sii •nx•.l-.!o -MOOlonl Sl"-Cn. ,.. " ••••• so una..-1L.UI )'• 1 S S • 1 c Cerroll " 1 J J I 1 Urr•t '• S • I 2 o ··~lfl' J' ' ' 0 • :s 1 MOGC ... IW. S.JI I 4 1 0 I I CHllfftlll '1•0•00 WP -"-""""""• 1'-2·)0 A-1',lA1, ) CHICAGO (AP) -Norm Sherry doesn't know what it'll take to &et bis Calllornla An1ell moving, but he'a certain that performances lite Chicago re- liever Bart Johnson turned in Wedn~ nlihl won't help. ''Ever"Y time we atart to put something together, we atop," A-.,eb Slate An Oanlin 9" ICMl"C ....i. C7ttl J""'nc.i.,...... .. 1C111~ 1Moern. Ju,,. 24 TeJ1HetC.1Hfornl1 1·no.rn. Ju,,.JSl"ewautc.tllornla U:Up.m Sherry said after watching John.on scatter five htta in S% innlnp of relief as the White Sox defeated the Anlfela, 8·2. • • Jobmon waa tough, but we wen hittlnc the ball. We just couldn't acore." "You look out there. ll'1 talent there, but we ju.at can't set It go- ing," Sherry said. "We acore run1 in streaks, but the atreab are too far apart." The Aqela dropped a 3-2 de- cision to the White Sox Tuesday night thoueh Callfornia rtcbthander Nolan Ryan allowed only tbtee bJta -none after the aecond 1nntn1. But an laabillty to score nm spelled doom for the Angela, who came into the Chicaeo aeries trailing the American Leaiue West leaders by three 1amea. "Nobody has the answer to the problem,•' aild Sherry. 1 How loni can the Angela wlil before making a run for the divlaional lead? "We can't get too rar behitld. We're behlod these guys <While Sox) by five game1 now. We've eot to stay wtthtn striking dll· tance and get it goin1," Sherry aaid. CAUl'OllNIA Mr llM FIOtff<I SO 2 0 lltmvn. • o o o , .... k lb • 0 , 0 llaYIOf' If l 0 0 0 llond1rf 4 1 10 G...,rero'6 • o 2 1 •e.JackMI> lb 4 e I 0 Mempt.,., 2 t O O Alhntdl\ 1 O t O t<uml!Mev< > I I Ir Sol•ll•llft 1 0 0. CHICAOO Gerri! llaMIU ... \\ l•"'onct lJ ..... ""111> Sode rltol m JI> ~Oft---rl 0rt•21> 0ow .. 11t9dh I!,,..,. ( .. '11.,i 4 0 f 0 4000 ', ~ 0 I I I 0 • ' '0 4 I l l . ' ' , J 0 I I Joto Totel\ Jll 7 10 1 Tole41 M • IO S CallloNN• 001 000 010 1 "'''... 070 1~ 00. -• I -8annhltr 01' Cll•<IW I. LOI .... Cell ....... ,,Cltlc..-• 78 L-2,N~ S-1. :Ml ~rl!Olm H• Ot1.s 111,...,,. lll'AY II). S 11...,y .... N • ll• 99 to IC.llr .. t IL. .. $1 s•~ t 6 ' t 1 '4•rt19ll ,. • J 0 • 0 0 Kre...c n'-S t 1 I 0 l.J...,_IW, .. JI •'' I I I 0 1 WP-1(.1 ... ll T -1 01.•-1un ROD LA VER LOll!S IN WIMBLaDON ACTION. The Master Falls ' Age, Swckton OutW.t Laver WIMBLEDON, En1land (AP> -Dick Stockton moved into the third round or men'a 1ln;ta p1iu- today aa the first 1W11bloe of the week brought out a bie, buatllni crowd for the third day of the centenary Wimbledon tennis tournament at the All-En&Jand Club. Stocktoo, who drew little notice when be took the court because h1a opponent was Rod Laver, the Newport Beach resident who bu been such a prominent nsure at center court over the patt two de- cades. The crowd or 14,000 1ave a rap. turoua ovation to Laver, 38, who came out of retirement for a aen· tlmental appearance Jn Wimbledon's centenary 1ear. And the veteran abowed toucbea of the tennia magJc that brought him lour alnglea tlUea - 1981, 1962, 1"8 aod 1969 - againat Stockton, wlnnJn1 the first Ht 6-3. But tn the end aae became too much of a haodlcap and Stockto"", 12 yeara Laver'f junior, rallied to wtn 3·8, 9--7, ~. 7-S after 2 hours, 40 minutes . * * * Albritton ~3rdJ In Cologne COLOGNE. West Germl.llY - Dwtabt Stones woo the blab J\UllJ> wltb a leap al. '7·2 while fortner NewDOrt Karbol' BJ1b star T.,-Y Albrlttm wa third in the •bot put in an lntemaUonal track and flelcl meet bere Wednesday. Olympic ehamploo Wlad!Uaw Komar ol Poland upset Albrittioo and Amerlca '1 Al Feuerbuh with a tou of e&-7\4. FeuerbiJ@ bit 81-3 and Albritton a poor 83-ll'A. HOUiton McTear, who mlMed the Mootreal Summer Gama bec:auae ol a hamstrine tear In bll left Jes, wu 1n full atride Wedneaday in capturine tbe 100-meter dash. But John Walker. the Olympic 1,500-meter IOld medallst, WU off hLs form. Aa an 18-year-old high ecboo1 atudent in 1975, McTear ae- tounded the track world by run- nlo1 a 9.G-aecond 100-yard duh and tJlne the world record for t..be event. Wednesday, he sped to a 10.13-second clockin& ln the lOO·meter daab in deleaUn& Olympic 200-meter champion Don Quarrie of Jamaica and four other Americana. Walker. of New Zealand, flolabed a diaappolnUn1 fifth ln the 80().met.er race tn 1:'8.22. Mike Boil of Kenya held off a late cballence by American Mark Enyeart and won the 800 la 1:'4~. Charles Foster brought the ttowd o120,ooo to its reet. edllnc • fellow American Willie Daven· port lo the 116-meter hurdles in 13.62. Davenport, an Olniaplc aold medalist in 1968, waa second ln 13.ts. Edwin Moses, Olympic cbam· plon and world record holdet" the 400-meter hurdles won h .. •~laity ln 48.73, beaUD1 Wetil detmany's Harald Schmidt by second. Earl Bill beat Poland'• two atan in the pole vault with • beiaht ol 1.8-21At. European reeon:t holder Wladlalaw Kozakle~ waa aecood at 13-0IAI and Olymp champion Tadeusz Slusarski third atlHS~. Debbie Brill of Canada took hi1h Jump at&-2. (MN Are Perfect Apin•t Giants SAN PllANCISCO -Call it •bammJ, • ha« a jinx. CblcalO. Qabs deftnltely haft " iood um., IObai asa1n1t tbe l'randscoGlantl. WbeD Cblc1go came Ca11dlestfcil'art Monday for start of a thf'ee.1ame aeries, Glantl were rkllnl hllb with ttralaht vtdorles and a i 1am• 1weep ol the Pittlbur Pirate.. The Cu~ eclled the Gian 10.9, ln 12 lnnlnp Monday, roll to an 8-2 victory Tuetday n•pt the threo-11me Mrtes wf a •2 triumph Wednesday, • wmsm, tbdr unbeaten record 7-1 ail.ton SU f'nndleo IMIOD.. eb&DCCI Wbm LaRatra --.. and .._ on to una All.ora,e County and AlJ-Ora.ase Cout area booan. Prtdu, ID addltba to perlarmJu for t'he South All- atar• undet Marina <HuaUqtoo Beach) ID~ coach Paul Frey, addlUonal booorl are due on the All-CIF4-Atea.DL • MVN91De lltaion V!ejo LI lD a flve·way t.le for fi.nt place la Amuicao IAtlon baseball •land· lD.P aft.er PGttlnc • con-Yincl:Dc 11~ victory over bolt Brea Wedaeada1 DJ&bt. ID other IUIMll. eo.ta Maa lost to La Habra, ~lt aod Newport bt to l'lUlerton, 11-4. Ia Tborou1hbred Lea1ue action,· Coat a .... lost to La Quinta, 7·1, aod Ocean View fell to the P'U1lerton A '1, 1-3. Deep Sea FUhReport 1rabbed a second Still, Slaton la aqt coveted u • prof-loaal prospect. At Jeut not yet. "A lot ot ICOUU felt Slaton • the 1*t turve ball ln Southern .OaUforala," uy1 LaRuffL .. But tbey are afraid ot bis 117.e. A lot ot them want to keep an eye oa blm for the Dest Jell Tolbert homered lD the top ot the n.lnth In- Dine for Miulon Viejo with two mates aboard to cllmu the hltb-aconnc affair. Tolbert was S· for·$ with alx rbl S•AL llACM -111 lfl9len: UJ re<tc <od, u Wiid ...... "'~ic. .... 420 M«Ur.i, 4 Ml'-, I _,.to, ...,.._ . .,,......,.,.......,, ... Of Open Basketball COSTAMHAOP'IN LIAOUI Al ll&Mcle Hltll y.,.._.,.,, 11'1 ~....._ Ve119UMa -Gelden 12, W•l- U, Ad-17, ........,._, 14. Mc:N•ll •. Tll"'"'•" 2, Hetpet 4 o ....... I, Nelf'Wel...,11. C.11...,..1 -CTow n Menctll 10, II..,._ IS, Mlwlle IJ Miiier 11 Heflll,,..: v....-re11, O·JI lelld en• Gr•w del R•ll•ble l-r bylarfe!I w .. tal• ....... lttl IHI Cl'-rt Wt\blde .... i.n-"lper S.1·2 II; 'flci'm.,, 11·2 I 24, Sl-••1 1 0 j •. Sl•O• •·•·i It; C•rtton •·O·J·tt: Hll"-140.•. C11"111H·l·12 Clljll)er> R•lllll S.J. I U Plnm""ll •2·2·10; ,,,_,..,./ l>-1.0-2. Dey I 2 .i.11• M<Clarkey J 2 O·I, KelltnberQtr 14 J.I• "•1111me: 8«b«S, 4'U. Jf C•I Mt• 1 ... 1 IJ" 0.... TUl'l-t · ~outll•rn Cel "uto Wo•lllf 11·7·•·2~. !>nook • 2·0 10; !.wHny 7 •·2·1t; C"rhteft\•n S·S 1-IJ, S.rgerton ~1 10, Crunk .. 1·•· 10, s...11 .. 0.0.1-0 0.ne Tun111-W•lctltr 0-HU• A"'· bro1kn ._,.._ ,, Ple11 2·0.S.•. H<lloon 1~J.:M; Medi ... 0.0-1·0 1!'1<"-•.., 1.().4.2; 1\tltr ._2 ..... , Wettoll ~; c;o;,.11 .. ..0-14 Helfl!Me: Soeel, '6-Jf. ~t0.-IM117" l'CA ..,.,.,,., OronH K-tmor U·l·I H f•~t 11 •2·H Dillon • 1~ I• M-r q., .. , S.I J II, Dt-•11 l 0-(a !.pellO 0.1 I 1 FC.A--o..b<"* ~· Ollly ~I .. , Cul 1 D t • l<llfln 10 , .. )I I!' tholl 10 & 1 1•, l •wl• • 2 1°10, Lh<Oll '-0-1 I Holltl-•7 '1 ••ll•Olt Lu,..llu 1101 flt> v•.,..Y-arth Barbor Base•all Frydendal Sparkles Doug Frydendal ,..__, ......... --.11,, Co1ta lle1a~1 Tborouahbread Lea1ue entry waa llmii.d to ooe bit by Glean .Robert.ton In~ fifth inn1Q1 when be droYe ln Doua Payne for the b>e nm. ........ U) ............ but.,_'*91. "'"''°'" , ............ , -.. •"•'•r•• • """•· ,, ..... " MeOtNI 2' r-cti cod. llM,..~'a LMe.1 -14~ , ........ '6 9"1 ... r•li <.. J MOM, '113 ,..ec., .... O.UIA -••I' -17l "'Vlen: ,., .,..... .. ....,.ec:we. J MlllM. ,, ,.. .. ...... LI*O MACM ,...,_ ....,, _,. b • r lll'tlf ,. r II~ p Ile bed a three-lt Steno." , • • • 1t~3~---• 1 t 1 shutout aa the Estancia v--.<• > • r • v~a r • 1 • Easies defeated Edison ~':":·• : : ~ : ~:;-: ! ~ ~ : ~"'· SNr',.,.,,.,,. .. , • • • 0 " I 0 1 0 I 0 I .,.,_.. It ceOce 9nl, .0 lloftl•, 1'° lft«kfftl. 10 roc11 cod cow .. ·1 -.ti -1111 ~ .-..eci..-.. Sl M ........_ M c.etleo -· _,...,.. Ntl, 1 •7r•Oad14U.._.._... 0 IA• NOflO IP'wtt O' C-1 -SI 0 .,...,.. • berrecu.M, 11 -..... J • ce11ce...., 1uroococ1, S"9ll""',110 0 m«kfNf en.. 14. 1.1 ....... 1 -llS 0 ...,,.,... I v.41-all, S l\lllM, 18S 1 ce11co.....,ts111wMta.nMll4-.uo i n Harbor League 1.-.,rt t • • o c.re,..,c 1 t o o baseball a ction Wednes· st101e. rt 1 o • o 0111.c o o 0 o F. ,,.,,._, 2b 2 0 0 0 """II. Ill 1 l 1 1 . ' • 0 J ' I 1 J 1 day night, 9-0, M. ,, • ._y,p I 0 0 0 Slel""-, lb I I t 0 I oth Costa Sc"MI.,.,... I 0 t 0 T....,._,lf I I t I n er gan:\es, ,,.,,.....,,,, P , o • o 11.c:11, 11 , 1 o o ..,,..,.If ,....__..LJa M«<...,.d Slwfllny,,, ~.< ~p ··-.... 111 ..,.,...,., rt I 0 0 • • 0 0 ___ ,... Mesa toppled Fountain s. '•i.ev.c ' • o • ... 01 .. ,c, 1 1 1 o Valley, 4•2, and Hunt· C11r111.c o • o o Ti.om••.d 1 t , 2 Oev••· u J 0 t 0 lolatll,clll I I 0 0 ,,._,rf Htl .... ,p Totlta ' 0 t : ,. . 0 0 0 s I 0 0 0 J lngtoo Beach woo over l04~s 21 o J o 01 .. ,,.._. ' o o 1 C d IM l" • c.t'dtl#,H I 0 0 0 orona e ar, .,....., we11ier,11 , • o o "*9 9' tMlll9t P'rydendal bad 11 c..e ... ,,..,., e,..o,..,,, o o o o strikeout.a in the seven " , 11 ,.. 5"111•. o o o o o r It • •a 1-11 IS I OJO 001 0.-. • 1 11._....,,., 2 • 0 0 ~-0 0 0 0 lnnln1 game wlt.b Edison M••<~» 0 0 0 , Tttet1 tt IO • • ..... ~cm and issued only two "•"·" • ' o o .... ..,,.._ r 11 • OfWfMy,cf walks. Mike Bleza bad a :::.'!, : ~ : ~ °""'*'aw .. --.. • 1 ~:;:';,<~ bases-loaded double In ~ '" · • 1 1 1 H11Ml11t1000 9"c1t • •-IO ' 1 "-111,,. rt I.be &hrth innlnl to get a ,,1.~:.c ~ : : : ,_...~:'• 11 .. =~;" pair ol runs acl'Ols. L.e111 •• 111 l o o o .. _...,cf 1 • 1 • KfNIPClff •• .., Triples by Shawn Cis· ~:~•.cf ~ : : : :~~.. ; t : : =-~~:':, co, Cory Funk and Jim· S>oe•....,,,c ., o 1 • • oirv1 ... u 1 o o ~ ~i~i..~b lb my Thomaa accounted ::;:::::~'lb ~ : : : ~-::.~cc : : ! 0 TOIMr1,c for five runs aa Hunt-An ... 111 o o o o .-... ,,.,,. 1 o • o ""•· 2t1 }~::f i:n ~:::c::n~~~~ TOl~I n • ' 1 =-~:-It. ! l : ~~-~ ... , " Ill • 0 0 ' J ' ' 0 3 0 I 0 J I I t J I I 0 2 0 0 0 ' 2 0 0 S l • I 3 4 1 I J I > I 2 ' t 1 s 2 J • • t I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 17 .. and never looked back. 1"'--L--D a) T ...... -• .-2 o o o Joe Krake! sln1led UIUl&U.Ult e t =~~",., ; : ~ : SC-9' IMlflta with the bases loaded ._,...,,..1.11J t o • o r II e ,..,,.,..Vltlo -.,,, JSJ-17 ., 3 e ... , to0 020 ~ • • and Rich Lona drove in 84-77 Setback =.·~:;:" ~ : : : C...Mftf 111 two more taJUea with a c-. • 1 o o • wr1u.1en, a base hit as Costa Mesa Cal State (Fullerton) ·~:;, ts' 2° ,0 ,; ~::: scored four times in the tallied 1lx point.I ln t.be a.u-..111 ~i..tb ... , ' 0 ~ 0 2 0 1 D It ' 1 To Rochester ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP> -Oike StoJanovi~ booted two 1oala to lead Rochester to a 4-3 win over the Loa An1ele1 Aztecs in North American Soccer Lea1ue action Wednea- da1 nJSht. A leaSOn·biih crowd of 7,133 aawStoJanovtc kick home what proved to be t.be winner at S4 : 3S. N.ntl~Se<c ... 1.1 .... t J& *•''"'*"" .......... I.le ......... , Te...,..e.y•,H-.i1J CMCO(IO I, W-ft(llonO SUltltJ,U\V~\ I ~n .JoM 1, Pwft-I CoutArea Volleyball Te.ams Win s,e dal .... !>UV POot CHICAGO-Oranse CoHt area volleyball teama went throuJb the flnt day ot competWon lD the JuniOI' Olympics tournament here Wed· neaday, 1oa1D1 only one 1ame to outalde area equada. Tbe Oranf e Count1 Volleyba 1 Club, repreaeoted by two team1 lo the Junior Dlvilicn (1'··and-under), and oae lo the SeDior DlY1ak>o (18-ud-under >, went throu&b the day ln undefeated tub.loo and could have two of the top aeeded squacb in the fin alt. La1una Beach boy1 lo.t only one same when they apUt In tbe Junior Di'risioa with tbe Balboa Bay Club of Newport Beach. 15-13, 10.15. The La1uoa aenlor girls won a pair ot mate bes. The lone loss was by tbe Balboa Bay Club senior boys team when lt split with the Outrtner Club of Hawaii, 7-U, 1.S-13. JUNICM80YS a..-. 8" ClUll def K..,.,.111 Alltll l(lllu .. I 11-t, IS·•. dtf N•rl• 1a.ic..e1 U•J. IM; IPllt wtlll~ 8M<llU·I), IO-IS t....,..... .._.._ 81111 Vellf¥ IMft. -II U·I, 1$-1; .. WllMn CClll~I U·S,tl-t. HN.0.90\'S ~ 9eoc.tt del ...... y-•M. IS.tl. S.1-8" Club""""'"" 0Ulr19' ~ C.IUCI C.._eltl 7-IJ, IS.U.. JUN!Qlt .. ._LS Ofll'OI Cilwllf 'ft41t¥Mll (tub I Ne. II ... ac.... 1111,1 IM, I~; def ~ .. llM<ll !M, IM, ocvec tHo. 11 .-. ... ,,. '°''<-1 I .. U . t S. S, o.t Soutll 8eftd find I IS.S, IS.I. SINICMOl•U L,._ ~def ...,..,. V-lk. U-4,del-e...dlS.1.11"' Or..,.. Cowl't Vell!t¥1Mll Club def Mllf!Ct. •Ind I IM, tS.S. Cltl ~ P•rll ((~1 lk IH .,. ............. "" y._ ....... ea..um-•--.1.--..~,....,. OellftMlft IU...,.,.l 1 Jt Ml U8 AleM ...... fCINIMI .......... ,_,. .. '""" ... ,, __ ... Ala ,___,;.-4le1~ ...... .--.1t1M. Tiff &..c.Ota ... ..,c.a-... ......... TMt•O ltACll --,,.... I -..... c..,......,,._~...,_ Ullt O.k4rtTGel .... n ...... IA •1.rry•~IL.lrNtfN ~ tAt ~y..,a.~ • IAI ,.,..._ .. ,, kl'9kflll -a-.. "' v ........ U•11l .... aecller .... , LllCli" JS,. CM4lt Mlel WI.._ ~..,,.u.ca _ .. ..,...,_ -·-a.-..... ....... ~.,_ co........ .... , ....... ~faltl'IT.,_f~I ._.. 2M Ok .. yalll,.ll•Cl( ....... I UI n--22 .• ...K'NlldM /lorwtttc...,..,........., "'"" llAal -U> v--. I y., -..~~-CM! ...... CleMl"9 • (Werdl IAI UO 2 .• l.-.. ~ IM¥1ftt :IA tM Vllll"l~IU~I l.M ,,.,.._ .. .,. AIM llM -~ett 0. 0. Declr, '-'"-...., l.llfy, ........ 11, Ote •en, Pn111«o Mette.. TCIMI .ltteftt11 ...Mr*Mt SUITM •ACa -a9I.,.,.., I yew ...,. ..... 0 .......... PlllwllttO KltMmetl twerd) 11.ot •M , .. MIMw ....... fT-.) UI UO lt«tl......, IC..W.t lA Tl--11.JJ Atto 11911-....... 9ut. 0. Lerety 0., 0--a Hlflff, W.., K ... Meller. T"'" Olen.~..,.._"""' ·~~ kr.,..-~·-.~ .,.,,,"'--I.a"'"-· -.., ... UIUdll-.C ...... ......, .............. ,...... ..Vltn'M •ace --"9rft. J yttr 04dl. Altew-. '-flllltt. ,.,_..,,. ene .. ·.~ l(A-1 t.Jlt .... 120 8~ IOllOf'lbt) ...0 1 «> CNlr99f'1 I.My l~-1 UO TllN-11.'2 Alto II.,, -s-t "-". Ai.n-110\ Mev. Keil• S.....,.lfte, ~ 0., .,..,..,_,.., Scretclled-'-' 1,.....,. llOtf\'M llACI _.,.,,.,._ ,.,.., -· & up. 0 ......... "'-te UttO •111·1 Vlle!Mlne IC.l"dorel n.• UM J.20 "IPIM'l8rM 1"-11 Mt I.ID Mr, Tl .... "-<'* (Affllefl) 4AO Alto ""' -Tf\lxtOll ...,, Owlt hyltr, &A ~ .......... ()wow T>IN Scretc.lted -IClftcl'a a..t. Y._. 8Nre,~Oee ts IUCV ....... V• ....... & •· ........ ., ....... tw .. NINTM llACll -JJD ,,......_ t .,._ *'-c1......,.. Purwwoo <>o.ttel>O IMn,IWlll IUO 6."0 UO P1e..iv1 TNOle 10....WI 4.lO J 10 91"'9 Limit IT,_l J..00 T ..... -1121 Al$0 It., -Jet Mo, SM0PY Tftff, '"' 11-lnC,. ~ 9Ncll, ~ Kinde """""' ,...,., .. .,, True .w ... ,,, .. Screw.ct -BIMdV 9419 ueune~a .. ,..._,. Trwclll ..... 111'..ll Atle~-i,IH V•"OU•td\ -Aftd•r\f')ft • 0 1 I Goldtn • 0 loll 'ld•m• 1 J S I H rhwll'\ct,.r ) 0 4 '· W•'H"•"' .. ,.). ... M(N••I ' I 1 " Tllu•mond I I 2 J IUll•b•• lumbor-Lvon s I' II, 11\~I l•l-l·l', Urue 4 0-01. 8111 ln(l\IY I• 2 IQ, Jo"n•on I 1 I I~. Hl(lm•n~ I ). ' o ..... J \.) II third lnnlng. laat 10 aeconda to tum • ' 11 ., Ti,,., o ~.rf 2 I 0 0 ~.P hlM< .. ltl b a Ck Saddle b 8 Ck Krltcorlfft,cf 1 t 2 0 •· .. Hlory,rf •• , 11 111 Colle•e, 84·11, in the a, ... ,_...,.,. a 0 0 0 ~" Iller• ti 5-r, II Rot>bln•.n P1wnk1, dh Wlndlwm,JI> Ken1tlclCll•, ll> Oonl'elly, lb L•rlm•r,rr r'""'d•ll.rt I I I 2 • s..t..,, If 1 1 t 0 9', n J 1 1 2 Fullerton Colle1• 1um-,.<~.,.. •• a o. • • c 1 0 I 0 . ' • 0 3 0 , 0 0 0 0 1 0 I 1 0 1 Ill 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 Alamitos Racing Entries Hdll!lm• lumller 4ll 0 Area Golf • 0 1 0 mer buketball lea1ue K,.. ... ,c 1 1· • 2 T,._,cf • 1 I I 1.tllf, !It 2 0 I 2 T~a 2 1 o o Wedneaday ni&bl ~... 1 o • • 1 0 0 0 Rod M.iller and Ben ~ 0 ' 0 0 • 3 0 JO I lolr'eltylMlllfS 0 ' • r II o 1 J I 0 L•"ea, llft 0 0 0 0 ' o o 1 Bacon bit 15 polnta each Tlftt,,.. 1 • o o ~~ OIO IOO 000-1 • J lA.._btl 401 ot0 01•4 II I ' i ' o for the Joe~ Gaucboa Tr..,.•,P'I o o o o llrown < I t 0 1 h ,..._,.., 11111 I ) 0 0 MUAvt.-o•cc !'>a•G•do, J • 2 1 wbUeM.lke adl•. ... .... , 1 • • 0 Tiie •nnutl ~Ulhern C•lllOfn l• JOM\Oft, ?II 0 0 0 0 ~ 1771 .. , Cl........ ..,,_'iii, • 0 • 0 Mtllll, .. • OCrMll ~ .,, ... , • 0 "OA d I I ~ I k 'rvdenclelp 0 0 0 0 T ... 1 t·• 4 6 • llK ... tt,rf ~ ..,, • P ey (n•mp 01\t nlll • ' 1't • I I !ledcllttlec• -Mllltt If,~· Hiii "' ,_..9'...:... WllWI,. ~o;i:;.•=,~~,.:,rw;~·~:.1!' ::.•,-:, To•••• sc.,..11yooo'""'ooo...,A ~ ", •J ~.~~:~:!:a .... \;,."· KflltM •· ,_,~ .. v .. ._ ,~ ...... _'. 11, •, ~ii!,~·'' • I 3 I _!':_i_~_!:_:'_,_"'°""" __ ""_'•_J_u_1y_1_•_...ci __ 1i_~_:_:!°"_nc:_•_• ___ °'_o_>01_:--"_-._•_o __ .. ;;...~.;,;•_"_11_,,,._' _c..i_11_e1_._'_"_u1_1•_•'°"-' ... ·-Co'l_t.,•_M..._ .. _ _.. __ ..,_"'_•~=--...... _·_,_o =~·• c:...er,cf J 0 J ' 1 0 J • t 0 1 0 ' COSTA MESA . AMC & JEEP 1977 MATADOR WAGON ¥.f. ..... •.AM ,.... ........ .._. A7A887H1~2278 1977 JIEP J-10 PICKUP ............. '·"" ........... J1M2SMPo757H S6295 Major League Standings AJIEIUCAN LEAGUll: Eut Dlvtaloa Boa ton New York Baltimore Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit Toronto W L Pd. GB 40 25 .615 37 31 .544 41,\ 3S 31 .530 5~ 31 31 .~ 7~ 33 3S .485 l\o!a 29 36 .448 11 24 40 .375 15~ West Dlvbloa Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Texas Ancell Oakland SeatUe 37 21 .see 37 30 .6$2 1 33 32 .508 4 32 31 .508 4 31 32 .492 5 29 36 ."'6 • 31 41 .431 9~ ww._ ... ._,..-;,r.r'\o.-t Cl_1 .... t,T0t..,lej, IJl,_11191 M~S.OllltleMt 996 .... 1.a.iu ....... • ic-.otT•,INtttta N .... Y°"U.Oe1rolt II TUtllO.~t '"'<•90•. CAlll-•t .,.....,..... ....... Tun r&rll1tWhl ~ IOMttM' (tllf-elNol ... 0.'let~ lkflM~I C.le.,.,_ lo.r1Md 1-11 el TH~ ~ Ul,n ....... UtflltlM 6-41 ...... ,_ "'._.... 1 Pl," S.•111• t.Jorwt 1..,1 .. II:-City I~ ).tl,11 ()toly--~~ Mlty'J--., ........... 11_..,,, ... , .... ~ ... 11 ... ,.,, .. .._,,Y.,k.11 IJl:eMMOf'l'et0.......11 , .......... ,ow.lt,11 , ..... ~II °'~ ..... -... .• NA'nONAL LBAGVB Ea8'Dl'111oa W L Pd. GB CblCIJO G 23 .at Pblllldelpbla JS 29 .SM I~ PlttabW'ch 35 29 .Sfl 1 St. Louil a:s 31 .UO I N•w York 29 37 .439 14 Montre.U 21 M .di H WMtDIYlt8" Dod,.. a 21 .ea - Clnclnnat.t 15 ao .aae •~ San Fn.ncllco at • .449 14'A San 0t9'o at 41 .431 tt Houa~ 21 40 .'20 1'~ Atlanta a.t 44 .asa Z1 Wei 11 .. rlOIMH C"ICM ... 1111 f'r-ltc.1t "°"'"", ,...,... • P'ltllMlftlflle If. Clfl<lfwll t An-•,NMVtt'l1 ""' .. "' ... D6ert. Lot~ ... r...~.:..... .,. ..... ~ ~ ..... NtwY .... Olt<... ' ,...~ .......... .. I.et ....... ClllC'-41, 11 MeoW,.... ................ .. .....1 .................. 11 ..,.,,.!tee .. ~.,. c.u1-.•-k llw.-.... ~.p fMwnllft,p T.Ctlt I 0 • 0 • 0 t7 l Sc-."'' ...... , . Ocffl'V.. ... ......,7 f'11f19'1onA IU 010 ...... 11 CIJC.Mtulll • • • .. r • ... ....... ~ . 0 0 • 0 Olelwt -·· J 0 , 1 °'-l·111 ) 0 0 • Gery """1-. Ill 1 • 0 • $11111-.lf I 0 0 0 ~lfflA.•• t 0 0 0 Am=Jb , 0 0 0 Mt M ' 0 0 0 ~ J I 0 0 • Ill 1 • 0 • ICl•l,tlt 1 0 0 0 c"''"' c • 0 0 0 T n I • I .... .., ......... • I • MIWPOIT llACH-CIMO l~...._....._..C1 fll .. .._D•1•J111 • ...,. ._ .. ...,.."Mn,..., wom••• ·?JM •CANYbM~CUll Au. All waCOMI ~ ..... ....,,c.-.............. ,,,..,, •• t 1' II VI NTH a AC11 -«>O Verdi. J 119 f'l•r 9lda & up. Al--.-. PUtW 117 wooo. "' 122 111 In er .. -,..,,.,. iw.,111 Go Bl•Dv<io ILl.,,..,.,I Gflent'l !-I ICN-rl Dlc-ey'a o....., 1 T•Nau,..1 Jet Sll'V ICerdo,.I .......... WltlMd .... ,,, ' '" '" "' 111 01 '" •tOH'"llACl-l!Oy8"dt t"9r OldJ Al--Pune'2IOO. 11 .. 1 'ottY.., 'Mllc,,.111 .HI A l'"rf ICA ..... I ""• ••-,,,.r-., 10.IOPfoNI 8119Menow c~1 Aly_,.. IAdelrt fru K ...... .>et IT,....,,.I °"'"• ~ IClerl-1 HOf•Onlme~~l1 11• '" "' '" '" .,, m '" NINTif llACI -«IO Y•,._ 2 -ot<lt Clef ........ f'UrM U000 CJ .. .., .... 117 prtce~ 119 ...... 'Ill 0Nr IKnlQllltl I It J•1t111' Jet fVU.dl 111 0... leldO&lnl .... to.rtu.1 119 Hltflt ........... I "°"Ori I tzt Seftw ...... s.llor rP-.""91 •n 1.1100• 1~1 111 Jet ............. ,..,_.,...., 117 St~•C...rel m Tll!'f'1Gec:art t41NMlftl "' ... tit "' '" nz •n '" llt ) ti u....miJ~14LLL"'""".....,. __ _.~,~-n~ L..J::..::::~:!:l&J~--..Jl~ NANCY MY euaaLE GUM FL.EW OUT OF MY MOUTH TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUIZLI ACROSS 43 Oll11en1 t Croollldneu 46 Cer111n In Politic. prlaonera UNITED Feature Syndicate WtOneldlly P11W. Solved. ti ••.•• ind 48 Seorll pl1n took notice 48 Err. Sling c; A I ell I ~ p1n1n Ill I~ . .-D II A II AIN 1.-n1c,111 .. II v n ID 11 Ill. 49PfMn metrQPOlla 60 Porlloo " A Na "' A «:ITll' IR ,t INI.- 14 Jollt 52 Great A 0 0 II s -:-.a A r1 11 1.-ln A ! H "" -I& t 5 Drew up In number legal fOfm 68 Hurry (; '" " I" M" II C Alli 18Clear !IHU w•ter 11 TV body:~ performer word• 19 Cuckoo 80 Summer • It t drink 20 .. 1rc,. par 81 Afr1C1n 21 Atone In i nteloPe ~ j /'41F 1 .. -•• l~ I T II • II I~ 1 It r .. 1c: IL I Ni; ,, f IM I•~ II Ir IF I<; TA I ·ale: le v s ( It II IN F I E T s A I( I& p 1.-D l v l v It IE If IT iA 8 .. lllnd 82 Spry 22 SiylftO 83 Alflrm1t1ve A l A It E II 0 0 .. l Mic; 24Move word funlvtly II It IN It M s QO IE ~ T 28 The ellle 64 lndulgn to 27 Wlnlef ---eaceu 12 Subtle IUQ• trH gHtlonl 39 Right 10 YOll 30 Ncwellat, lor 85 Aing1 t 3 Imbecile 4 t Skin 18 C/YM I Ult bl1m11he1 one 32·-- FtOIM" 331C or Detroit football tum 34o...tt awlftly. Slang 370anleh 1tneu•oe ICXlnd 38Tl\fob 39RtdMm 400ollet'a prop . ,_,... 42S.rad =ta: I OOWN blall 42 l.lbOf 23 Atter noon un10n: ' FBI .,.n&e: 25 Aetl reoep. Abbr. 1ntor11111 tac•• 44 G111ne11t 2 Nevada city 28 Sunny •d!le 3 ··-·Ind 27 Mualcal 45 Bank tran· cralta aymbol .action Htwe off 28 Group of: 48 Atotnlt« OCheta 8ullbl 47 UnretlMMf S Odln'l IOn 2t FootwHr 48 MerchtndlM 8 Grand embellllllrnenta50 Card game 7 Seed 30 E11tic.. 51 Ribbon. •~QI 31 S.tay -: 8vffl• ,. Amer. 53 Melody 9 No. petrlot ~ &etlafy Amttlcln 33 ~-T11ta· 55 Digit' lndltl\ men• boOI( 51 NelghbOf ot 10 Allowt to 35Sllte Mlaa • fl Of900f' 3tMlkedltM-69Kfnctof tourltt apot: dtrly IOUnd 2wordt 3Hwtroreen • • . .. I ~ ' u n by Gus Arriola "A vacation ii so iwch f'utt you hit• to 1tt it end, don't you!'' D8-ft5 THE MENACI ,,. .. ,, 1-~~~~~~~~~~~1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ,.CT.nous •USIN•SS NOTICeTOcaeDITOlll HAMa ITAT•M .. fT SUNlllOltCOUltTO,TNe Tiit IOl-..0--M•dol"9butl STATWOl'CALl~HIA 'Olt TMICOU..,..,O,OllAHOe ""'11AVCO AUTO SlllVICE. 2* -Ml.Dr .._,__ .. ..._CM.., MllW, CM......,.. l!llete of MAllY HUHSAICllt ....,. 91tllL. o.c...N. we1W.tt O..lw• S.rvlcH. • NOTICe IS HEltl!•Y OIVl!H .. tlle C•llfonll• Gwpw•Uon, :mo H- <•.OllWs fll Ille abow-.-dK-e1..s •• c-te-.c.i11orn1ett61' ,.,., •1 --"-"'"' , ... ,.... _,,,., Tnh ...i-s 11 condl>C1ed t>y • e«· t"9 Mid M.ec1ent ere ,.qulrH lo Ille -•!Ion. ,,,.,.,, w1111 IN "K•uerv _,,.,~In ""'"'-0.~tS.rvltft ,,.. ofl>ee ol Ult ct.no of Ille • .,.,,. .., Biii 11 l.Hlle, ,..,.._ 111~courl,cwtopreM11tl,,.,.,, ... ll"ll'l9 T"I• ,.._, w11 tiled w1111 1"9 ""<tturv-.chers, to,,,. utWlenloned c-1., Clerit o10r-. <:o<mty on J.-•l ll'lt oflleaof CAOCICl!R N .. TIONAl 11.1'11 RANI(. An11· W.IC. Tay!M, Tru•t OI ,.,,,,, fleer, •JO~ <Afllfl' Drive, S..11• Publl"'9d Or-C:O.•I D•llV Pllo1, uo. H.wpart S.acll, C.lllOrftl• ·~. JU!MU,.lO,endJuly7, , •• "n USJ.11 """'"'I• the piece of bln!Mtl of lllt """J------------1 dertlol'll(f In all mat1 .. , .,.,..11n1no to ,,,. "'•l•of wld~nt. wllllln lour month• efltt the 11,.1 publlc•tlon of ll1b 1------------1 Mllca. PUBLIC NOTICE 01ted#My7', '""· CM>CKEA HATfONALBANI( ev: W.K. Tavtor, Tru.t Oftk.,. Ell«UIOrof Ille Wiii Of tN ..... NntHO«"'*" CIOL.HlltlltNOS. PllNCKUM A""'"9Y•WW n.o ..... c-.. a.fllMllleN,CA'*I 'Ttl: f1MI ... 1111 ... "_,,.,. __ Publ-0rel'99 eo.at Delly PllOt, ,,.. .. ,, 1•.%3,JO. wn PUBLIC NOTICE •• &obelt Davia, AJA, has been named an as· soclate of Morrts-Lohrbach & Associates, Irvine. Davis, who joined the firm two years ago, has since served as design director on residenUal projects ex· ceedlng 1,000 unlts for Broadmoor Homes. Avco and the Hollenbeck Company • Marlys Paxton has been promoted to market. log supervisor for the Southwest area of Avco Financial Services, Newport Beach. She jomed the company in 1956 and is former manager of an Anaheim branch • David S. Cahn bas been elected a vice president of Amcord, Inc., Newport Beach. 1',ormerly director of environmental matters for Amcord. he Joined tht: company in 1968 as a re- search engineer • Jack C. Dixon has been promoted lo regional supervisor of Avco-Thrift, a d1vis1on of Avco Floan· clal Services, Newport Hench. and will serve in re gion two of that division. lie jome<l the company in June 1969 as manager of the Denver-Thrift In dustrial Bank. Before promotion he wai; managin~ supervisor of Newport Beach·Thrift. Newport Beach. .. Los Angeles attorney Donn 8. Mlller has been elected to the board of directors of Pacific Mutual Lile Insurance Company, Newport Beach. He is partner in the law firm of O'Melvcny & Myers. Los Angeles. lie also is a director of Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc., Edgington Oil Company and Pearson Sibert OH Company . * Srott Montgomery, Irvine. has join<.>d Cochrane Chase & Company. Newport Beach. as a copywriter. lie Is former advcrllsmg man:Jgcr ror Allergan Pharmaceuticals * Richard E. llodgaon, Huntington Beach. has joined Resuve Synthetic Fuch1, Inc., Newport Beach, as vice president of engineering and opera tions. He is former VICC president, eng\necring ror E & L Associates • Gary Cunningham has been promoted to copy supervisor at Cochrane Chase & Company, Newport Beach. lie will continue to serve as copywriter while assuming s upervisory responsibilities. .. Architect Boztdar M. von Serda has joined Mor- ria·Lohrbacb & Anoclates, Irvine. Former chief designer at William L. Pereira & Associates and vice president ln charge or design at Robert Cle- ments, von Serda will be active on commercial pro· jects ln h1a new arfilialion * Two Newport Beach businessmen have been named vice chairmen or the l:lth annual Economic Outlook Conference Oct. 6, at the Anaheim Conven- tion Center, sponsored by the Orange County Chamber of Commerce. They are Richard Hotm1reo, Hurdman & Cranstoun. finance, and Charles Munson. Cooper1 & Lybrand, physical arrangements "•WMl'I •~• retlll<'"t ~ •114• , .... -.1 ................... Newport Grad leada Wmnera ftMD'"6 '"1 ftliSUll O' GOOD HIAL TM You f"Pnnnl nnd It on ony mnp. or burled In vnur b11c·k y11rd. But. you mny f!111~ovrr thl11 most pr•c-lou.'I of all treasures by following thetie almple dlrtctlon!I. l.ook first to irood common sl!nae to 1ulde· vou In your queat for .iood htallh. Tern orten to your phyaiclan for advice. His lcno~lt'ld!le c•n help )OU rind the Propt'f' path. · Let yoor 1tePt lake you lo a re,t~.rcd pharinac1 whenever you need Medicine!\ or heaJth•td•. Thf"n March ao tonirer for the tre.iiure of tood hf'lltl\. You do not Ond It. It nndayw. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAH PltON! US wh•n you nted a d livery. We will dtllver pr.mptly without extra th~rt•· /\ areat. m1ny poop o rely on us for t!Tt'lr Tleallb need1. We welcome req\ltal• for dttlvtry .,r\"lte and rtt r • arcounta. tAB UDO f'KAIMACf Jll~ ~.:;'&a.111 , U 10-ye_,. DOO•lntffeat·burtna note that prcmctes far d dlK01.1nta and stva tbe b&aU OpUclD toe.aw the QOta lnto an eqult¥ tnterat ln tho company's proplAd park to Japa,a. -A 10-year wana.al ( T.'• 'll'JNG ) eaabliq the banks to •c· Ano quire up to a 10 percent srocK interattntbecompany. -------• -c.taio obllptlon.a currently approx.lmately SZ.I mlllloo payable to &be company, prevloualy pled&ed to tba banb ~ s~urlty. ' NOTING THAT THE AGREEMENT .. 1reatly improves tbe company'• balance sheet," Harry Shuster, praident and board chairman, aaid full details w'IU be contained In the annual report being prepared for the aharebolders' annual merting scheduled July 29 al the park. Shuater also aald plana for Ute company's pro- posed park ln Japan are expected to proceed, with new partners under conslderatlon. Seibu withdrew. after advislne the company that it could not fund · the proposed park, and was joined by Mltaublsbl. The Japanese companies have turned over to Lion Country Safari 90 percent ot the stock of the Japanese corporation they bad formed and have partially reimbursed lt for expenses incurred to date. PacTel ~bt• 3~ Gal11 Pacific Telephone has reported that earnings per common ah are ln the second 1977 quarter ended May 31 rose 3 cents over the like period lut year. but earnings sUll are below tbe authorized level. Had the utllity earned the 8.85 percent rate of return found reasonable by the Callfornla Public Utilities Commiuioo, earnings would have been about 25 cents a share more for the 12 months ended May 31, said board chairman Gordon L. HOU1b. He said continued improved earnings are es- sential to the company's ability to provide service. For the three months ended May 31, eaminis were SS cents a share, compared with 52 cents ln the Uke 1976 period. Eamlnp ln the 12-month period ending the same date were $2.U a common share, compared with $1.98 for the like period a year ago. 1 ........ rd Anne Arm· strong, for· mer U.S. am- bassador to Great Britain, has been named to the board or directors or Braniff Intema- t ion al Corp. Another new member is Pamela Har- riman, whose husband Averell is former gov- ern or of New York. Over The Count• .. r MASO UsthMJs ,,. JIJ ...... 1 ~lS H 1• I Jlt.IOO MUTUAL FUNDS ' 7 , • s • I • • 10 11 17 I) .. IS ,. I/ II " '° " n u ,. 1S ,. ll (fps and Do.,,,.. · DOWNS H•""' U.11 Ai1tvl1•n l''• OM ""' ' 'E.umlf Pf' I > N.-.t fttif"m 141' e• r,,...,., 7., (hAI 0.V , .. ~·~llJ!lt ti 1•· t4tH'W J-ln , .. • ,..~ tril ... JitrOl"r M J fntwu.tl l'• P•<'°d I ,,,., ~ ..... J , .. (.,.,, ,.,r I s-..... .,.. 1''> No•4 NII 1. P•\111 ~o ~"' Vl<on \>« AVM (p 7. Ct•nc ""' I ,.,'" .,., • o ..... -. I Ut1(AOI T ... 0Alalff" " (•bnl ,,. • f lfll(f Atr ,.,. !.olomotl n n y_ '• ·~ ,, > 1. .. .. . .. .. -1'4 •4 '. ... . ... v. -..• • ·~ •• ... '• ' ., .. -.. ~I uo ... ~ Up 11 1 IJ9 .. } Up IH Op M6 Up 14.J Up t•a Up 1JS v. 12 ~ Up '' s Up 11.a Up lO.J Up •• Up f .S Up •.1 VII a.J VII U UP I l Up 8.J Up 7~ Up n Up 1• UP 1A tip , ... uo JJ ~f. Oft "7 ON 14 ~ 011 10 Off ,. gr: 13 :t 011 011 7.9 011 » Ott ,,. g: , ' ~-· 00 .I Off .., OH ., ~f u u ., Oft t: Oii Off S• ()fl H Off ,,,, Oii ,. Off S.J ()0 H Ott j.J •• ~ .... ;, " 10 '"' •. I•"' ... ··~ .. 1• •• .. I•'• 14 '• .... ... a::i 1'41 ~ I !O II H -·· ••<"'-AO 10 ., .... 8•~erln .:» I "'"' .. ... ... k•rt11t1 M" ,, .... _ ... •• ••IOOH IO S ...... ., ...... 13'' 77•· .... u I 71''o-"' lfV. .. .. 1-1":.t ••• J),,,.. '"" )O"\. .. ...... 1, ,. . . .,, . . , Jr."• loio ~ . I~ •• ., ..... ..... '• ,,, "t _, ' ··\· t•• ,, . ., ... J1 . , ... 131, "" ,, .... ... n•-. • . , ,. . ., ,, ,. ....... 1' • 1• .. ., .. , . ... ,,., .. ,"' 11Ao . ''-,, '"'· ~ -·· . ..... ... . .. •• • " 2S , .. ----~------------------- . -CO mBS-RJCll AS auta.r. coif•. ~ ,.. -... boaettlt ud IClld lA late• uu .. lo ~ ••flea La LOndon. Tbe c:oatreda for lb_. a.ales, called tut.w.. pedly a quanUtY fl 1 ~ b de.livenble at 1 1pecllled price oa a lped.Oe future date. An optlOD lt tbO ria'.hl to blq Cir Ml.I 000 ol t.bele C04· lracta. and may be for a variablo number ot mon!U. Playlua wUJi opUooa 1a only for aopblatic:ated apecul.tora, t.boee wbo are more thao '1pleaJly famWar wlth tbo lntricaci• ol · tbe market and those wbo caa afford to be all the money they put up. la many parts ol lhe country. includ.tll1 Ute West Coast, London Money's Worth commodity opUon.s are belnc pushed by such sales pitches u the ronowtna hypothetical come.on. pttpated by the Bet· ter Buatnesa Bureau or Metropolitan N~ York, Inc.: 0 HEIJ.O. l'M CALLING ROM First Metropolitaa CommodiUes Company. We aeU Loodon optloos. You know what t.be price ol Nl/(ec has done lately and we think sugar la about to do the same thine. Bul 1 ·m oot calllnt to sell YOll anyt.bin&, but Just to tell you about eommodit)' opllonL These are an amuln1 invelt(Qent opportunity now avall•- blo tot.be American public for the first time. "As an example, several months ago, we were recom· mending the purchase ol $2,000 copper opUons . Within one month, the option our clients bouaht was worth 98,000. Well, now we have somelhinc even better, a unique situation with sucar. ''You cal) triple your investment wlthln elghC months •.. "OKAY, YOU'RE INTDESTED! I will mail you all the fads &0 you can see in black and wblte how you can dou· ble and triple your money.1be sugar move Is already on Its way ... " About eight days and sewn calls later, another call. "You've already made $110. I bought you an option for $2,500. today it went to t2.St0. Wire me the money right away to pick up your opUon In London "My commission? Only 10 l>'UCent. Check us oul with the Commodities Futures Tradi.nc Commission (CF'TCJ, We're registered. And il you want a ban.kin& reference, call ... " What's wrone with this pit.ch! AS DESCRIBED IN A previous column on diamond frauds: the preatlglous but meaningless name and the wild claims of &alns. The con man's reference to a ''London of- fice" probably also Is false. As ror the 10 percent commission -rnaybe. but the comml.Mim ls likely to be at least double. Karl Lauby, fraud lnveat11ator for the New York BBB, warns that com· mlatlons, fees, overhead and profits may talte 60 percent of the buyer's outlay. Buyine an option from someone else would be cheaper. Registered with the CFTC? Yes, by law the firm must be. But that doesn't make a telephone pit.ch belleveable. The bluest commodlt)' betns soldJn these instances tis deception. ..., N~zt: ProftU! of cs con man Investors Cautious As Market Sput ters NEW YORK CAP> -Tbe stock market was mixed to. day as investors continued a cautJous approach following Wednesday's decline. The Dow JOOff averaae ol ao industnars was orr 0.94 points to92S.37. But overall, 1alnin1 luues )ec(°losera by a rnargin of 7-to-s amoof stocJt.a listed on the New Vork Stock Exchange Bit Board volume was 24,330.000 shares. Some brokers said dluppointment at Wedne.aday's broad decline carried over as a dampening factor today. In· veatora moved in for profit·t.aJdne after 11 sessions or ad. vancing prices. ' Oo.,lonnAreragn H'haf !iit~lu Did N'°' YrlAPI FINI 0..W.~i •••''9"' SfOCIC ep.n HIQI\ \.OW C~ Clla JO 1 .. 0 m .n t31>.46 m o "s 11-o ~ 16T"' ll1eJ?JtlA U•" »1'7-0 .. IS VII H• •I llS.. ll4.ll 11.1..fS-0 IJ ., Stll '14.29 JIS IS j1J.l7 JU IS-0 '' tl'MNS t.1~.IGO Trttt ........... . . . • lUAQt UtMt •• ,., ....... "•••••••• ~ u ~tic .... •• •• .... •• .. .. 1.Ml."IO Amerf<>Gll uackn NEW 'l'OllK IAPI .. LU Due to late transmission today's 1 lstlng wilt not appear In the Dally Piiot. WMAT Ml•IC 010 N(W Y'OllK IAl'l Todh~ "" ";; . ltf 716 jlj .,. 'II M ·: , ia Mashed Potato Mount ' • · Gr~ lake.'' L. Iff. BOfld Two Pictures On One TV The famine of 1315 in England was fierce. It· s a matter of record that looely travelers were murdered for their flesh as food. Gangs of young men hired themselves out as body1uards to those who cC)ul.d pay. It was in Just such a gang th•t one eventually to become famous made bis slut. Robin Hood. Are you aware that a German company baa come up with a double TV set whereon you can see two different abows at the same time? One channel re11stera on three-fourths ol the screen, another in miniature on one fourth of it. That elderly affectation which called for sailors to wear 1old earringa wa.s not mere frivolity, bear in mind. It in.sured that on their bodies was always the cost ot a Christian burial. Ma. HEMINGWAY Q. "Did writer Ernest Hemin1way serve i.a any army other than the Italian during World Wa, I?" A. He didn't serve in any army at all, ever. He worked for the Red Cross as a deliveryman, not as an ambulance driver, as frequently reported. He did drive some ambulances, but that wasn't his main Job. When he was wounded, he was delivering c11arettes, chocolate and postcards to soldfen. A1ain am asked who invented the potato chip. None other than Mr. George Crum, a ' cook at Moon's Lake House In Saratoga, N.Y. Hls customers were pretty Wlhappy with him. They said he always let the french fries get soggy. So he shaved the next batch of potatoes paper thin beforetosaingthem into the deep fat. LOVE AND WAR Our Love and War man has dutifully re-- corded and tued this bit of dialogue between a young man and woman at a drive-in movte: He: "Would you like to get into the back seat?" She: "No, I'd much rather stay up here with you." Students of the mind have learned that the best time to study for an examination Is just before bedtime, not rl1ht after waklng UJ>. That night's sleep following the concentrated study tends to lock the learning into the memory somehow, evidently. In 18th Century France, any woman who dressed in such a manner so as to reveal the points or her shoulders was regarded as inde· cent. Yet the profoundly plunging neckline of the time was thought by none lo have taken too deep a plunge. The hemlock with which Socrates poisoned himself wasn't what we call hemlock. It was a plant belongin1 lo the carrot family. . Solo rapists who don't kW test out in prisons to be or above-averaH in ioteW1ence. Solo rapists who do kill otlentimes are hiibly bright. too, but almost invariablr insane. Or so says a crimlnologtst or lengthy experience. The exceptions -the raplfls who are stupid yet sane are said to be the ones who run amok in small gangs of three or more. Addrtu mad to L.M. BOl/d, PO. Boz 1560 Colt a Mtltl '2ll26. ' ·10 Host F arrUlies &Jught for Kids I The Foreign Study Leacue 1Wl needl 10 families to be bolt to a SpanJ1b student for one month this 411 ' pick a po11Uon and kick back for comfort tr• tM one ~ only b9nane lounge that edJuata to about 3 dozen dlffetent P<*tlonl lO let you •ou• the wwy you Ilka belt. Strong,~ Vlnyf atrapa. pedded headreat. Reg. 18.99 8'' lhlck and 1hlr1ty rollers 9 In. rod« CO'NS fOf' UM wlUI moat typee of paint. u.. tMni owr and owr egaln 81nc:e they Wlllh out eulty. A:to.Ut 7.7° OAP -lt'a the caulk• Ing compound you oan ftely.Onl Flowe Into Ct~ and crevlc.e and ctl1et fut. 11 oz. Aeg.119' 29° to build a fire start with tire aux 8art>ecue buff•, take notice --here'• a new product tn.t ltal1t burning quldl- ly. ci.enty and utety; llghtl eveft When wet and bUtnt wtthOut apsl'ltt. 8-t. It mak .. food tute dellcloua. Reg. 1.$9 99° your car NIJ• on H tra VltYolne "'°'°' o11, CM WOl1cf• f1rat mtd Woftd"• flMlt. MacM to .. ture quiet e>perallon of hydraulic llflw9 In mod«n "IOh power output enotnee. 30 wt. and "°'"" 04.ltpul ql!W. '° wt. and 10.»-CO. Umtt.d quantWel. 59° Qt. I • " elease. by Realignment ltJBM ANDEUON .... ...., ...... IUft Bela1 rolled ha• been described u "IOrt of like hitting 7our bead witb a hammer becaUM l1feela so good when you stop." However, the comparlaon ends there. Althoa'11 lo some cases there bav• beell teporu of soreness for a da1 or two, there are no bruises, bump1, swelline or damaie to human tiuue, --' in lb• hammer example. ~ut why would anyone want to aubJec\ himself to the knead.inc and elbowing -a very deep muaage -that many say is paJntul. or at best gives a e.reat deal of discomfort? .. Besides the cosmetic effect of cood po1ture, rollees claim that after the 10 sessions they feel bet· ter •.. lighter .. more buoyant. .. centered. groun- ded ... a greater flow of energy ... more aware or stress and tenaions. disappearance of chronic pain. It i1 said the reuon for these feelings la that rolfin1 reallens the body u it la meant to be. It ls a form of physical therapy which LI done through deep tissue manlpulatJon and works with fucla (connective U111ue whJch encase muacle). USING THE WEIGHT of his body, the roller applies pressure with bands, flneen, knuckleJ and elbows, which "releaaea stuck fascia" and the body ob- tain• alignment. Interestingly, in this process the body lengthens. Rolling. 1t ia claimed, reverses gravity in that Its pull no longer ' puts atreu on t.be b6d1 but workt u a benefit to balance. The pain that roUees talk about· ls caused by resistance to cb1n1e. aa)'a the founder of the proceu. At a Pacific Palisades ~ep tloo to celebrate her llst ~· day, Ida P. Rolf, PhD, obviously commands respect and ls loved by those who know her. Her keen mind emphasized the contrast ot her physical form which now needs the aid of a wheelchair for mobility In a long, blue print dress wilh her white hair pulled to lht: crown and pinned with fre!>h carnatJons. Dr. Rolf looked lhe perfect grandmother Her warm, ready smile was ex chan1ed with well-w1ahers about 200 rolfers and rolfees. They In turn doted on ond ad· mired the matr1arl'h of ·s~ruc tural intr"r:.i: 1.m. thl' defining termofroi''1 ·• Dr 1!!'.f J r .. 1:.· ..... 1b 11 terv1ews, met with thP press but appeared uncomfortable. CAtmOUS AND SOMEWHAT <'Y nsperated with questions. she su~geste-J to one rcPorter that :;he undergo sessions .. so you can write about It." She prefaced answers with ''Thal'a a silly question," and on technical information she re- ferred reporters to other rollers. publish~ Interviews and her soon-to-be roleued book, "Rolf· Lnl.'' Dr. Rolf, wbo beean develop- ing this process about :so years a10, earned her PhD in bloloefcal chemistry from Barnard CoUece • 'f und ·qs rin rr :ante chemist for t ' . .! R(Jckefcll Institute, Afl1.•r n.~1Juung her post, she C(lnt, 'lUed studies l~ Zurich and subsequently perfected t~hni· que~ l,n structural integration. She lllld it was ditlicult to say how the process developed. She had been work.ins with clients :rn6 realized she was doing s·>methlng dlfrerent and that it w JS working. ·'You know. first you do the do- ing. then you do the naming," she said. TODAY, 'SHE SPENDS a great deal ol her time traveling. Sbe saya she rarely rolls, but abe bad Just completed training, a class of advanced practitioners. It tak• about five years to become an "advanced" roller. she aald. "By then, they are aup- Poffd to know what they are do- ing," she added with a chuckle. Asked what benefits _..vancecl aeaaiona ofl•r 1 client, ..,e replied, "Why don't you ti')" it and find out?" Dean RolllnA, roller ~~. Aapea, explained tbat ' t r'" , aches a deeper lnel of integral· '"f the body wtth Its core.·' n rolling, there are a senes of 10 seuions' which are given no sooner than a week apart. Aller the series is concluded, the int~ gration continues for a year. After that, rollees-can have ad- vanced or speclflc 1ea1lons for certain areas of the body. The cost averages $35 to $45 per session. Describing the building blocks of rolflne. Rolllnes aatd, "Of the 10 senloos. the first rune are 1iven to 1et you to the loth hour. These sessions are neceHary for advanced work." THE TECHNIQUE vertically aligns body structure. When this relationship ts established, a person's energy field can be rein· forced by the earth's gravita- tional field, explains literature from the Roll Institute. • Tben 1ravity, not the roller, is the tberapbt, U Is claimed. The process ls not used to treat body symptoms. In fact, anyone ~eekln1 it for that purpose Is re- ferred to medical personnel. • Be.A A°NoiRsoN.· Editor Thurlday, June 23. 1877 C1 However, said Dr. Rolf, "A better body structure equates with better health." She has said in other ln· terviews that abe believes the key· to rolling ls her dllcovery tbat the body la not fixed, but plutlc, and lt t. W. pluticity or nexlbWty that enables the body to be structurally integrated and tbua lengthened into lts "cor· rect." poltural placement. SD£ POINTS OUT that "atruc· lure and posture are not synonymous. Posture means to place, while structure implies re· latlonship," which explains the term structural lntearatlon. Dr. Rolf said through deep tis- sue manipulation "muscles move more nearly into their natural poeltion," and that "it is the body of the client that dic- tates the movement, not the pracUUooer's head." Asked bow she knows when to atop working on a certain area of the body, she said. ''You feel it ... llke anything else you are expert In. It's like beating a cake -you feel It when It ia enough.•' Bad postural habits are not the only cause of misalignment. In· Juries that have healed over and lone forgotten emotional traumas take their toll as well, the institute says. Often the emotional trauma trinera the bad habit. For lo· 1tance, a child with a threatenJng mother may continually shrink away, lower his head, raise hJs shoulder and depress his chest unUl the pattern becomes a norm. Or a racer waiting for a start· lne slpai bllilds tension in bis le(t throu1h an unfulfilled Im- pulse to run away. Muscular tension and emotion are two aspects of the same pattern, the Institute said. EM0110NS THAT ARE not dealt with are "stuffed" In various part.a of the body, ex· plained Dr. Thomas R. Muon, an Anaheim roller. Aa he pressed his el bow alone the shoulder blade to the spine, be said, "Tht. Is where a lot of anaer ls stuffed." Alon1 the rib cage under the arm. "secrets to yourself ... the stuff you don't want to look at"' II Selmtllly, the pelvla and derrtere; fear, inner and wanting to nee but • your sround. the feet. One rolfee reported " J felt no pJ,in ln sessions, eer •hen emotions that ahe b g_t. dealt wltb came up. •• ffb covered emotJonal pain ls ts* cruclatlnf u any physical ,IW l 4Wer encountered." ALTHOUGH DR. ROLtl cl developed and bad been ~t Ing techniques for a bal (~ tury, she did not receive n I recognition until 1965 wh 9'bt began praetlcine at E ale11 Institute, a growth center-~-It was there that sbe w '"~ with Fritz Perls, MO and who founded Gestalt Tb •PY, and John Lilly, MD, w la» worked in many science ~k\ eluding neurophysto p, biophysics and neuroana .,, Structural intelJ'aUon r- ceived some reco1nltlon m the medical community, loo~ · Research has been done • Valerie Hunt, director o 1re Movement Behavior Labor tQry at UCLA, and Dr. J~#D Sllv~man, research specl <>f the California Departm •of Mental Hygiene. Tests were conducted ore and after W roll sessio for change1 in neurological FtE of muscles, varlatlo in responses to !tlmull nd biochemical chanees. Tbelr findlnp indicate ~at after rolflng there ls more ~ clenL use of the musclea, ~ aerved ener1Y, Increased re(loe- ment ol response and a teijlncy for motor control to shift d the more reflexive spinal en- ters. Rolfees, who claim absemji m pain slnce their sessions, say ~a~ there aeema to be little co~I• tlon between the area of th~n and area that wu work oo when the pain ceased. A rollee reported the abl$ce of recurring back pain, whkb,' aaJd numerous chiropractors osteopaths. wu cauaed from leg belna •borter than the "When my pelvic bones allped, the back ache peared. That was almost years ~o and lt bas not occu sance." Deep tissue m~niP.u}ation is accomplished with application of pressure with the elbow (far left) or strong fingertips. .,_. --• IDLolL Wbea 1 ... a ...i.un who MOt a to Ulb tmpoalble boy I U.....,. f• attempt to apoloelze. lt eoee aptnst m1 train but J !eel I must la¥ IOalethlnl. .: 0perator Sees Bright Future .... ... Ann McDaniel, 21, became the nation's first blind Jong distance telephone operator. Blind since birth, she discusses the special switchboard operation she uses in Little Rock with supervisor Glenda Dickel'hon. No Time for Doldrums REARING AID AS· SOCIATION: A free hotline service has been set up to handle com- Plf'inta connected with the Clttlng or hearing aids. Anyone wlth a com- ptaint about a hearing aid can call (800) 7'11•3909, extension 8115, ton-rree. The line ls open 2<t hours a day, seven days a week. WORLDWIDE MAR· The event is open to RI.AGE ENCOUNTER: the public. Tickets, al Mayor Tom Bradley has $2.75, are available from proclaimed Sunday, Gayle Lutes, 997-1824 or June 218, Worldwide Mar· 558·882'8, or Carol riage Encounter Day. Rosbers, 835-4944. The nonprofit or· ganlzation's third annual AMERICAN A 8 • international convention 8 O C I A T I 0 N 0 F will be held Friday U N I V E R 8 I T Y through Sunday, June WOMEN: Three mem- 24·26, at t.be University of bersbip coffees for cur· SoulhemCaltromla. rent and prospective More information ls members are planned by available from Pat Hart, t be Wes trn in 1 t er· NAT I 0 NA L AS· (213) 671·3317. Fountain Valley Branch. 8 0 C I A T I 0 N 0 F The f1nt two will be at P A ll I. I A M E N · L E G A L 10 a.m. on Monday, June TARIANS: New officers SECRETARIES: The 27, in the Westminster of the Chi Unit wlll meet Harbor Area aroup will home of Mra . K•Y at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, boat a plant and pottery Durbio. and Wednesday, June 23, \n the Sherwood party al 11:30 a.m . and a J u 1 y 2 o. In t be VU\a1e Town Complex. b'1ffet lunch al noon on Weatmlnater home of Anaheim, for a potluck Sunday, June 28, in the Mra. Fran Thelander. dlnntt and installation of Santa Ana home of Mr. Tbt third is planned for offlcers. and Mra. Robert.Nelson. 7:45 p.m. Tuesday, Aus. ----------------:---16, in the home of Mra. Jeanne Smith, Fowitain Valley. SOUTll COAST COM· MtJNITY HOSPITAL: The Auxiliary haa pre· aented two SSOO medical awards to Sheryl Diann Stone, San Juan Capistrano, and Carol Anne White, Laguna Beach. BOYS REPUBLIC: The Orange County Aux· illary will present an art show and art auction beginning at 7 p.m . Frl· day, June 24. in the Sheraton, Newport Beach. MENTAL RE.ALTY ASSOCIATION: A Speakers Burea~ bas been formed b7 the MHA, which now ta ac· ceptina requeata for apealcert. ToPlct include mental health services provided by the Orance County Department of Mental Health, careers in men· tal health, voluntffr op. portuniUes and the role of the volunteer, com· munlty resources. drug abuse services and alcohol aervtces. More information la avaUable from Judy Got· fin, 5'7·75:18. Libra Cycle High ran>AY. IVNE Z4 By SYDNEY OMA BB AmE8 (Marcb 21·April 19): You cet •olDI In rt1bt dlrecl.lon -despite apparent lesal obsta· cle. You can set to heart of matunt but thia ll not Ume for showdown. Wait, listen, ooeerve. TAUaus (April 20-May 20): Yes, your buncb ll probably valid. Emotional respoosee, In this instance, do transcend apparent Ioele. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You recelve re· assurances concerning affair of heart. Yes, love life improves. On another level, creativity 11 enhanced. There are significant changes. CANCE• (June 21-July 22): Stick to factual material. Yes. it may be necessary to dlg deep, to reestablish basic foundations. LF.o (July 23•Aug. 22): Be ready for cban1e of scenery. Note or call from relative proves significant. Money, vacation, future vililing or travel plana dominate. Yes, romance la here, tool vtaGO <Au«. 23·Sept. 22>: Empbula on coa-ta, beautifying surroundings, family affairs, reu- nion with loved one, purchase of art object or hu· ury item. UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Define !erms - maintain independent stance. Don't sell younelf short. Cycle bieh, but element ol deception la present. SOO&PIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21>: Temporary reatrtction. confinement could be blghli1bted. Be aware of one who ha& suffered loss. Bring forth compuslon, basic humanJty. Cycle la favorable . SAGITl'ARJUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Finlah rather than begin project -find better ways of display and diatribution. Accent on romance, de· slre, fulfillment -talung steps to imure success of busineaa endeavor. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent on career, business, 1tandini in community, ul· timate eoal, independence, original approach. You lain major point. Key la to follow through. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Natural qualities, abilities surge to forefront. Your intui· lion strikes target. You can be at right place at rt1httime. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Die for ln· formation beyond tbe superficial. Face money facts, especially in connection with legal ties, partnership. marria1e. Be flexible. . From C1 ... Music Opera, which had ita beginning ln Greece and w .. nurtured by the church. is an a.rt form wbicb combines many element.I, includlnl soni. dance. apealdn1. an orcbeatra, cost.um• and aet d .. ip. It 11 little understood today because many aduJt.1 almpty have not been exposed to it. Mrs. Schumacher believes, Sbe aalcf "Tbe aaly way we're aot.na to aave opera ll to start with the kids." She ll conlldent that Oranfe County bu all the resources needed to provide opera aa llne u can be fotmd anywhere 1D the world today. "We don't need Lbl Anteles,'' she uaerted. .. All we need 11 some backina." The evidence ll there that abe ii correct. Of the 800 alneen who participated ln tbe re· cent Metropolitan auclltlons, 10 were selected fM the flnals •t the Univenlty of •Southern Calltorn!a. Of tboae 10, two were from Oran1e County. So, the talent la here •nd the Interest ll rll· tns. "We have maintained our momentum for a year now and have only touched the surface," Jrlra. Schumacber1tated. Anyone "1ahinl more information about the opera~ call her at 557·5681. --S"IL ...... '$ UftlOU1'8Y .. ........ ...... ............. ... ••tan Moonlite Sale Huntington Cent.,·a Fantlltic 11-hour sale ata1a Fn. nl1e from 1 to 10 p.m. and continua on &II. aubject to atock on Nnd. BellCtl Blvd. & Edinger at the SW\ Diego Fwy MoOl•tesate 8MofS81atttla Fft. ntte 7 to 10 p.m 11 HUl\tlf'9ton c.nter Free Puppet Shows Huntington Center brings b8Ck yoor fevonte famtty entertllnment the Mltchell Marionettes They sing and danoa four shows dally. Every afternoontodaythru Sunday from 1 p m. tlll 4p m plus Thurs. and Fri nlletat 1 pm. Beach Blvd. & Edinger at the San Diego Fwy. SENIOR CITIZENS loat Off All m 79 Parclaa••• AV( OH ALL PUlCHASU IY 1£COMING A ~1114Hl Of oua souoa CITIZlNS ••VINGS PLAN AT NO COST TO YOU. AENTALI • All p,..Paltl IX Pr91ra•• Honored ,,, ollege Pharmacy 11: I AllllJH COC,I A l.1l'>A , ' •I ., olo I I ... FflOMI (lt I· l•'''t S t•f11 1t. t' s 1i. l.'t1~ ._.. Final Days ,MOVING· We're Semat to the Ion w.. IYft'Yfhlnt Goes UP 11. OFF -·. TO '/2 IMt"dMmclM ALSO FIXTURES. CARPET, ETC. MUST IE SOLD VICKI'S ORIGINALS 3•2 l'M ST • .' COSTA MIS. a. .............. c.twl 141-0ZU Annaces the operq of bis practice In Neurology, Psychiatry, and Marital Therapy Office fn Suite 1C17, 853 Camino De Los Marn San Clemente, CA By Appointment, Phone (714) 861.()8()8 Opening Date: June 20, 19n Acrytlc Nalls Menicuring Nail Wraoptng Moonlite Sale Sale of Sales this Fri. nrte 7 to 10 p,m at M\lntington Center Luzzetta's Hair Design -.rter • 1107 bmblree Rd NEWPORT BEACH THERE'S A NEW LOOK AT NEWPORTER INN WE 1110111 HIRD C.11142-5171. ft\11 • few word• lo work for ou. INTRODUCING Si 1 TOM TO SELL HOMES lllHTI Llat yo.ur home wltli your hOm• town ,.., .. ,.,. com,,_ny. That tak .. hard ~ • w.tt • lrMStpth knowtedge of your hofne town'1 reat .. tate marl(«. W• promJte ~that.And forquaJIAed homte. A GUARANT!ID PURCHAle PLAN, TOOl MilestoneMarked Jlr. and Mrs. O.S. (Ace) Welde. wbo bve been residents of Newport Beach for the past lllne years, celebraMd their 60th weddJn1 lllPlvenary at a garden receplioa liven in the Alhambra home ot their daughter and son· in-law, Kr. aod Mrs. Al Piaceo-tilli. Also bostfni the party were their other daughter and son and their spouses, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lamar of Denver and Mr. and Mrs. Don Weide, Beverly Hills. Tbe booored couple alao have eight pandchildren and six sreat-cranddllldren. The Weides wae rnani.ed 1n Porterville wttb the bride'• father, the Rev. W. IL Althouse. officiating. They speot most ol their llfe irt Glendale where Weide worked in the insurance business, tncludiag having bis own a1ency. After retlrinj Jn 1962. he became active m ciric affairs there and now he is a member or the Jolly Bo)'ll of Corona del Mar. The Weldes are avid 1<>1ferll and were memlten of Oakmont and Bel Air Country clubs for man1 years. Peer:-ing Around a.le of Salee Hti9 Fri, 11lte 7 to fO p,m. et Huntlnglilft Cefttw team to be YQlr own interior decorator · -.-.............. ... .......... ~ C09"M ....... "" YOU CA DO IT YOWW" Learn how to put 1 room together llJ(e 1 pro'""°"'1 ••• how to deOOtate for your tamlty'a atyfe of IMng. • • how to oet the most for your deooratfno dollar ••• how to uae thing• you alretldy hive .•• hOw to •• ,...., .. and "make-do" ••• how to mix fumlture ~ ..... ~to Hlect the rfght oolota • • • how to cHooM fllbftce ~ can 11119 with • • • hOW to IVOld "'*tlG ~ decorating mlstllca •• 1'00\L _,,_IOMAl.A~ Your ln1tructor wlll be M111ter • •xo.rt MtO Oeoorator/Oeelon« Nancy Cemwrtgt'lt. ~11 hllP wtth your Individual deoonltlng ~ ..S ehe1'--m· on a color clc.ld clrculflY blr of CMr '400 W... "Jdea" room&. CLAl9S STAii' M.T II Attd ttw/11 be held l'tGbt In o.1 d0Wftt*1-... Ya.'I attend one 2 lkKll" ci-• Mek tor e ..,.... TM GnfC)llment , .... 138. wtilOh fnctudll Y'OUl'OeoorMlt'• Manual student~ U• ~Bank ~"*'Cltd ct MuterdHlrpe. CKOO•TMI aAJS 1NATSC°'""•ttflOI .,.,_, Monda~ It 7:00 P,M. T~ • 10:00A.M. ~ltN30ft.M. ~It 1ClOOP.M. .. • • ..... •• •rllllR.a ... ,...... .. I Nlllla .. t.11111 -rll*t. ~"'l'M dDcb-.. ,. ............ ,. .. &lie aaersqq ward al &be ilo&'*81 '' ...,...~. ddlcutolll." .. = -I9m Dllt In 'nlAT awcb What6170U tell blm 1 •• .. , med )'OW' wonla. ry; 're ,.ooe1. l wam YCMI to l1lUl'J' ....... "Aud for THAT ho wanted me &ocom1totbebolpltal?" • 1 bave been put 1n tbe m.lddleio manytlmeltbatl am eomeeimM teluetaat to call the doctor. The Jut tllDo IQ)' aon eomplainat of a kDM JldUiY 1 put It Miele tor a day or lo. \VIMD we ftoallY &ot to the c1octor be laid, "Dla't tbo boY eomplam?" ~Actually• lie did," t Hlcf. .,But I thought I could pull It olt as the ftDa1 billlna date enda the 30th." 1 haw seen the loot be gave me on onl1 one other occasion. It wu wben Gen. YOISbiJlro Umeaa tried to abake Gen. Douglas JlacArtbur's hand when Japan 8Un'adered at tbo ad of World warn. ( 8't'DIUY BAa818 ) KEEPS YOU ON YOUR TOES In the DAILY PILOT SHEET f LOO RING • 12· WIDTH -llOSJ AOOMI WMlHlf • tRIGMT COL.ORI lN Hl-GLOIS 1Hllf£1 • VJNYll CUSlllOM!O COMfORTI -21!. PUBUC NOTICE ...nu ~Cato ..,._,.,,..UftDfll""" llTAlllOI' _,.,. Mc8L.fta :· tG PUBLIC NOTICB "Weh.sto ..... ..flt .UwWld f!I belp tri to a uw R~ho. t.biiin bold ap ..... ... .... •• •'"1.. bl • tbe cGl&or U.pnDdmt ue1tect.·· tbe~•mu aald. -..etm _..,1117 eome to tbrte other eolon, Ba..-.V bad been olfertd a OMA ooe. • T.-and na Drab, wbo •owed to win Pcom1lvania'1 lnst&ot BinlO ~~"~' all their SZC>.000 aavtnp, may tbfOW In tbe '°"el. ·'I'm aure lf Rocky wu bere e 'd understand. Even he prc>- bably would have reeonaidered boxinl if bia opponentl were al· . lowed to n,bt wit.bout 1toves, .. aatd Drake, ref errlnc to the movie character played by actor S,Jn.ter Stalloae. The Drakea set out a month aco to fmd the one Ucket ln 35 ITAU.Ote• mUllon that will win them $1.000 a week for Ute. Lottery olficiall aay the 20,000 ticket. the Drakee intend to buy increase their odda to only 8 ln 10,000 from 3S million to one. * Gov . .James Edwarcll of South Carolina soon will be bruahine up on hia specialty, for the aake or charity. Edwards, an oral surieoo. wants to &et back 1n tbe groove at Richland !( J Hospital in Columbia. ac-, P'rOPLE cording to a apokeaman. c• He also is nesottatlne ...._ ______ ..... with the Univeralty. of . South Carolina at Charleston to take part in a federal prosram for medical students. The SO-year-old Edwards gave Up hla ptacUce In 1974 to become South Carolina's flrst Republican governor this century. • United Nations Ambassador Andrew Youoc and Queens Borough Preeldent aid nea a parenUy have made up. While on his recent trip abroad, Young lumped the resi- dents of Queens w1th thote of other countries he claimed were •• racial. The two met face-t<>tace at a Gracie Mansion reception given by Mayor "brabam . ~, --BeameforYoune. _.,, During munches on cauliflower. carrots and cooked vouNo •hrimp, Manes said: "We in Queens are proud of our ambassador. Re issued an apoloiY and I accept- ed it." • A man credited with kicking off San Fran- cisco's topless night.club era has been sentenced lo prison for trying to sell $400,000 worth of heroin to undercover agents. Gtno Del Pre&e, 45, who unveiled Carol Doda at the Condor Club in North Beach In 1984, wa1 given a seven-year sentence by U.S. Di.strict Judie Boben Scbnacke. He turned down Del Prete's request for parole, saying, "The ramlrlcation1 of dnJ( traffic on this scale are so broad, I have no sympathy.'' * One of the most.publicized members of Prest· dent Carter's bodyguard force, Larry Baendorf, soon will be transferred to a new ustinment ln Denver. Buendorf received global publicity ln 19'75 when he wrested a loaded gun from L)'DeUe Fromme, who had aimed the weapon polnt blank at then- President Gerald a. Ford lt\ Sacramento. Th~ personable handsome Secret Service a1ent got addition;! publicity as lrord'1 akilDI bodr.IUard during holiday \'i.sltl to the atopes at Vai , Colo. • A federal appeals court in Denver ruled that tbe University of Colorado" board of l'egent.a bad the . r1iht to ~· Ut )l1rt prof. ff. 8,,ee ~ ·wbo WU flred by Stanford University after stv- int speeches protestJns the Unit- ed States lnvuion of Laos. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit upheld a lower court rulln1 that Franklin'• political views were not the reuoo he wu denied a po1iUon. •ttAN1tL1N In.stead, the court 1ald, the resentl took their action because of apeecbel be de- livered followinl the lnva1ion in tm wblch a lower court aaid incited atudentl to occupy a bulldinc at Stantord. PUBUC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE wm!IUll!ll a.ad bJ al p.nftre and 14..i.tns Uni. Osle ( INSHORil otthewammwu~ flft&&N mNtrra IDto Ant wtodnrd .... NOrUl ba4 ~· out lD &mt b7 two boat~. W.. den11 ...... Jock ... arww .,an '7 the hllbel* wlDda ot tbe pnlJndD.vy trlala. ••1 flnt aotlcect It whm the boom bit me." uld tbe San Dleso aellmaker. Althouth both car• sped a"a' from the scene, pOllce aald. El· llnor Wr11bt, 23, and Larry Harvey, 28, later .,. ~ Alamitos Le.ads Sabots tumedtbemselvetlnand COURAGEOUS (LEFT) IMPRESSES EARLY Alam.Ito. Bay Yacbt Club aallon CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT (under were char1ed wltb With Independence In Practice Run dominated the Senior Sabot National 40)-1, R08S Butcher. ABYC; 2, Hal murder. Cbamplooahip re1atta at Newport Brown. MBYC; 3, Ty Beach, BCYC: ao.• E d Harbor Yacht Club acortna wiDI in 4, Chuck Sinka. MBYC; 5, Jeff fie Bo l F• M both the over 40 and under 40 Lenhart, MBYC. W ASIDNGTON (AP) a Jrm oves divisions. COMMODORE'S FLIGHT (over -The Senate ls facing a The winner in the over 40 class wu 40)-1, Mike Howe, MBYC; 2, O.e decision oo wbetber a Offices of Westport Marine and Westport Don Hod.iea. Rois Butcher won the KeD.QY, SDYC; 3, Gene Burns, OYC: lethal neutron bomb that Pacific Boata have moved to a new location, ac-under 40 category. 4, Joe Cefall, BYC; S, Len Pernlck, kills people but leavea cordiJlltoOwen Mlnoey, president. Summaiy of result.a: BCYC. buildlnp intact should Tbetwoflrmanowoccupytheentirelowerauite CHAMPIONSIUP FLIGln' <over COMMODORE'S FLIGHT (under become part of the U.S. of offices atl24TuaUnAve. Thebulldin1burecent-40)-1, DonHodies. ABYC; 2, George 40)-J.. Jeff Jones, ABYC; 2. Paul nu c I ear we a pons ly been remodeled in"the Mariner's Mlle arcbitec-Sinka, MBYC: 3, Hal Brown, MBYC; Younier, LSC; 3, Monica Manzer, arsenal. tural decor of the other mari.oe enterprises in the 4, Dennis O'Brien, SDYC; 5, Sld SDYC; 4, Harry Becht, MBYC; s. Jay The Sneate Appropria-area. Blinder, WYC. BuUer, MBYC. tionaCommltteerejeeted .-------------------=..:=.::::.=.:~:.:.---------_;_;..;..;.:..:....:..:~;...:.;.------- a move Wednelday by Sen. Mark Hatf1eld (R- Ore.), to ban production of the derice. :rai:vtn• lnltead. $10., bill cont.al:Dlu funds to de- velop it. 1'be lel:lalaUon, already approved by the Houae, foes to the full Senate. Preteder81a JOHANNESBURG, South Alrlca CAP> - Police killed one black and wounded another in Soweto today and arrest· eel about 110othen tn cen- tral Jobaaneabura a1 black students protested the continued preventive elite~ ot tbeir leaden by South Afrtca'• wblte 10\ienuDehL PoUce sources said larae ll'OUIJS of atudentl were m111lnte all over Soweto, the aeare1ated townablp ot 01ore than a million blacks 10 miles aouthweat of Joban· neaburf. The l>Qllce were reported breatlnl up the troupe wttb tear au and ·'sneeze macblne1." which spray a comblna· tlon of tear 1a1 and talcumpe>wder. S.re• se.,,. HONOLULU CAP> The search for 1S men ml•stng tn the cruh of a Navy Cl.BO communlca· Uons plane tn the aea off Wake bland hu been called off. One body wubed ubore at the 111and, but ho other bodies were re- co• ere d, a Navy apokeaman said Wednes· day. £eadF••• LOCUST GROVJ!:. Okla. (AP) -Police say they have sotta .. a aub- atantlal ltad wblcb will be punuect•• from pboto- irapb.a, 1bowin1 three women at a weddins. found near the bodies of three Glrl Scout.a alatn at a aummercamp. ••we want to know bow th~r::r· taken at a , w far aw&7 from Locust Gron came to where we found them, hb• tbil welrdo1 paycbOtlc, lf lt wu, hao th"e~wU.bere." a 1tate crime bureau 1pokeanann.ld. A BOY AND A MAN NEED EA€H OTHER; ' WE TRY TO RU..DIATNEED Brad Holihan Is waiting for a Big Brother. Big Brothers are men 18 to 90, with time and interest to help develop the llf e of a boy In a fatherless home. men who care-represented here by Supervisor Tom Riley, Immediate past president of Big Brothers of Orange County. tn Orange County, the divorce rate exceeds the mam~ rate, and the number of single parent homes Increases. In many of these homes, ttiere ls a young boy who needs a man to guide him, counsel hillli share the discoveries of growing up. Btg Brothers of Orange County trla to find that man for that boy, '. enCI tOday, nearly 500 boys have •big brotllers~ anotfler 250 are waiting for one. Big Brothers of Orange County ls an independent. non·profit a ency with no government support. no United Way support. It needs funds to finance train· lng for potential btg brothers. for seminars between men and ooys, for counselllng single mothers. From appllcatlon. through evaluation and screening, it costs about $240 a year tQ bring man and boy together-fM less than the $12,000 a yur: it costs the state to ook after a delinquent chtld. U y0u are a man who can serve as a Btg Brother or lf you can contribute to this acltlrig and worth- whll~ ~am, ~II l l ' f • Diii• JEllS . Jr. Siies cmcl Styles Sllmner Colors . Orig. • sa" 11-11.50 • - MluJ , ... ,.., ,.._ • ••••••••••• SPICIAL Mllq Sllart Set •••• ; •••••••••• ; •••••• 11.00 Jp. Ca&Of s.M1•1dl ....._ •••• SPICIAL T ........... ._ .................... 1.00 thk·A Poo ..... Swt.w..-•••••••••• I J.14 D..a. G;cmc:llo Sets ••••••••••••••••••• ZZ.00 c• Ho Gwho Skirts ................ I 3-14 , .... s.. u.. ·--. . . . . . . . . . 14.00 T• Top wflll Slrap1 .................. 4.IO Mlaq S111-.at111 Slllrh • • • • • • • • • . • . SPICIAL WOllW1 Teny La•11••• •.•......... 16-20 L .... ' n.,t Hmcll111 •••••• ·•••••• SHCIAL CHILDREN'S WEAR lnfaat't C ........ 6 0.., • . . . • • • . . . • . . . . . SALE Glrlt' SI aw Sltarh 7·14 •••••••••• SPICIAL G1r1t• .,...._ J.., SO CW, ............... 1.00 Glrll9 T·Slllrh '"6X •••••••••••••••• 2.44-3.29 Glrlt' h•wacr 4-I 4 .................. S.00 G Iris' 'f'ltllh 5119 '-fe . . . • • • • . . . . . . . . . I • 99 loy1' ,,..Scllool J .... T .. y_,. . . SPECIAL letys' Tank T• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SPECIAL loy1' C.L ,.._ Sew 0. •••••••••...•• 1.00 FINE JEWELRY LE.D. FIY..,_dloa Mm'1 w-. ...... it-ft • Ladln' Fashion Wale .................. 16.tS , NOW 4.99· 6.88 2/7.00 5.18 6.99 10.88 6.88 6.88 2.88 2/5.00 9.99 3.99 12.88 2.88 .99 2.88 1.88 2.88 .88 .99 4/5.00 .25 39.00 9.99 TUR-SE JEWELRY. Eatlre laveetory Sne 50% SHOES . lop' Wdnll11 loots ............ l~ff·IZ.tt MEN'S WEAR 7.88 .99' 6.88· . JPc.V..WW.utMT_.. •••••• SPICW. 39.88 S.m'9-Sportcoih Solck • • • • • • • • • • • • I0.00 19 .,8 Sp9't•1l;t1 lllllawl Wo...a •••• ·····••••••• 1.99 • 4-1.!.Haftd l'atfJlm Ties •••••••••••••••• SAU • 99 HtlW._ W Sw .. __. H CW, l.00.10.00 2.99 ~ LUGGAGE FoilNa I.meta....... - Choolet Totes: Attcic""9 Ptl 11M1 Orig. n.oo.M.00 •• % PrlCe PIECE GOODS 4.99 .99 2.99 500/o •• I -------~~-=-------------=-= - SPORTING GOODS BmSALE ~ 26• M.'a I S,1td •• •••••••••••••••••• ~ 27" W.'1 IO Sp••• ............... : '''·" 26" Ugllf Wtltt/JI I 0 Speed •••••••••••• 7t .. • HOW. ss.oo 18.00 66.00 o.tg. NOW Sp .... (hlf ................... IPICIAL 3.33 clL Tlftllll lacllel Wllola •••••••••••••••••• '-ft 3.88 ·1 ..... .,,...w ... w-............ 1AY1300/o to 80°/o Na D.ts s.te D.t ................. L" 3.88 Flylilg D..ts Safe Den._. •••••••••••• I.ff 3.88 •••• w r ., s,.t ................ '·'' 4~88 Trac .. Olildtw Gw ................ t.H 4.88 Joll.tPa&lcleb•G-.............. 10.tt 6.88 Colt•• Fwl I G ................ SPICIAL 1.66. 3 Lit. Si.,.. lag •••••••••••••••• SPICIAL 9 .88 21/z Chi. Platlc Jug ••••• ~.,~·~·····SPICIAL .99 Cole•• Co1l1r Ir .l9g COll6o •. ; ........ SAU -18.88 .. OUTBOARD MOTOR SALE 2.S H.P. TAS •••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••• I tt.00 1.5 H.P. TAS ••• •••••••••••••• •• ••••. 12t.H · 3 H.P. J.c.r .•••••••••••••••••.••••.• 1 n.oo FURNITURE• APPLIANCES \ . . Orig. IOOOLT.U.AlrC ..... •2-'t .... IH.tl 5000 l.T.U. Air ConclltlmMtr2 olllr •••• I It.ti Electric Range I Sight Dcmagel I fll!llr .. 34t.tl 0Room Siu Rag R......ts •••••••••••••• SAYI Coclctall TaWet ICRocll-Doww •••••••••• 6t.IO HOME ELECTRONICS Stereo Coelole SO" I .., •••••••••••• JJt.tl stereoC.Hle36• t Olllr ............ ltt.tl ShNO COlllOle ,,. I .., ............ lit.ti 25 .. Colar T.Y. 2 °"' .............. •.• ltt.tl TY &AMES . NOW 166.00 99.00 166.00 MOW 144.00 99.00 244.00 30% 44.00 199.00 133.00 144.00 299.00 J.C.P. Electronic 4Ganaesht0ne 20 Only Nowlt8' Orig. 69.95 I BEDDING & BA TH Teny Tawels latla sa. • • • . . • . • • • . . . . . . 2.At No lt'Olt Sli11ll Aut. Sb.81 •••••••••••••• SA YI D~Allt ...................... SAVI BEAcHTowas ...... Sbe, Tll'.IY Orif.MN.IO .•• r HOUSEWARES IRlmFtO-S 1.44 50°/o . 50°/o , Entire Inventory ~·~. 50oz Reclacecl ~~, /..0 JGl?e~fley :NEWPORT ... --·- • • - TV DAILY LOG. ., . ...,, e LM Allwicl11 St,te (I) Tiii Oii' Ceuple Tiii '°"' Sllow CllllMC-1 Tiii JDUt's Wild @ Cf) """' ~ ........ 117> CJ)) n. ..... h r..,..~ .............. a.-1 ZI T-.W (Qt (I)) hit ... • l'rlct It~ CJJ) lJll'i a. -~c...ty-- 8:00 a (11?1 ml tfl n. w.-<II> Tiie Wilton children •rt unhlppy .. tten tlletr lathe. tnsasb ht llMI ul1 lht bl'y ull because ltt llteds th• ll1Dlley lo buy 1 ne., nle tor his trvck, ind lht Wilton llllOll1fll PoOI t)eu measer sav1np to try •nd buy t~ an111111 back. 8 @ (() ll8 HC Doll'1t· tiltwe lllewlt: 1 C) (90) "T1lt llNlllM lltll1r 111,.0H" (R) (ldv) '76 - rreddle Prtnze, Allen G1rfl1ld, Brooke Mllls, Joenna d1 V11on1, Ch115hn1 Belford, l1nd1 S<r u14s· Bocarl, James Sloy1n An 1l1Clrona 1enius plots 1 p.iyron btrst ••th 1 POI ol fOlll lllClfl1tO e MM: tc:l {2111) "Olld. Let'• Cit lllarrltr (COlll) '11-Btlblll Eden. Grn1t1 RQ1t11. Aly Milland. I () lllllM: (I:) (21tr) "nit Slcillllt Clltl" (dra) '70 Jun G.tb1n • (11f1 CJ)) U Wtlceru lack Kettw • l(otttr & Son" G.t~ s father P'YS a SUf prlH v1srt lo the dusroom ~ Ullttl m•llY probltlllS whtn he attimpts tolak~ clllrit ol thiner. Harold Stont ''*''· e lllftlt: CC) (211r) "llttlly·O" (t'Olll) '51-l'ltty Mctonld 1tMtJs111111 Tn, II£...,. • lttltHJ ~a,iric ''hfynt• sian Advoture Documenlarf foffo.ws the adnnlur• of t•e Waltr111111 l•111ily ot Pnat.11. ""' Jersey, • llle'f IMd for I ,.,, llllOlll 1N llttl• Oii tflt ~ Ill-.& • M 1"' Glitters Bert's '1IG(ld <loses lit; Cllrist111t mwtt rn•~• 111 r"*lf!ICY dtalion, L W. rn1kes 1 sl1rtt1111 tdmissloft, Ind Oan'I CIUISO Ms an icelltff . ..,._. Drt1111 QI) .... : (Zlw) "Sl4 W .. (com) 'S7-Je«y Lewta. OlvlCI ~yM, Ptltf Lerre. Plt)1ks Klrk • • ....,,._ Tliealrt ''Poldlr~" ............ -1:30-• • ( (I)) ., ......... &-. (II) ll•t'• lolll •'•nl lather ttfwtnl hollMI tor • .... will! • ltMtlf fo &ft -. '"'* Jnia ..... llld RI) lliel to ltll ~ ... .,. Ills .. ~ stltull ... """' COii :,.,.., ... ._ .. ,,."--. 9a00 • Ctnl CJ)) Cl) ..... 11 n..o 00 A Wtw ......., WClilil• 11111 fife 0 lllt .... • t.. ltd11Ud .,_ ""1"• to ,,.. tn• ........ laraw .. ..,.... '**"""~~ at.OOltfmn.,..·• ...... ........ -u.i...,, • •<•IJ)) .... .., .-......... dtr-.... ........ ..,.;atJOll "A BRIDGE TOO FAR" (PG) 11FIRE SALE" CPGJ •'ILAC1'~ .. NEW YORK. MEW YOU" IPGJ • ' . Jee "skating ls.for you • • EvetYMe f10m tNee lo llxty· tttree en1oys Ille run aftd tttrlll of toe lkating ••• healthy "9l'C.iM In comfort1bte. pleaaant SVPefVlllld surroundings. • Rent lee 1kates. • Family and party,...._ MOWTWO q I IWITIAIL LOCATIONS IN CO~A MISA MllAVla ~CIMTll .......... c-.w...m.eao - l ICl~O:t:Im .............. _ ... ,....... . c..te .... '"''"' CAll•AJG TO MVZ U. 1bow btlan last -·---:... wbeD • N eueatlve indicated in a uade u•._.s-~tbeMrl• mipt not t. mewed fOI' ._...,. • e •or At tb• Ume. lt bad modalt Tuesday m'ht ~ _,alnat ABC's hit "Happ)' Days" aod ..... aDd Shirley." When Cao.rad aaw the ln-1 terTlew. be dedded it wu time to act. Wbereuposa .. erahed a party NBC brass bad put OA foe seria produeen. ••rd bed a little wine, IO I wu kind ol vehement about Jll7 show," sr\Jmed Ule actor, known to alp atber than water now and then. "And l said, 'Now, litten, you IUY• ..• "' Wblch they dld, ralalni his bO~. But wben NBC'• new tcbedule came out. ~eep"wun'tonlt. • "When that happened, I said, 'Oh, my good· f,"' tald ~e '2-year·old Chicaeoan in a manner 1estln1 he used 1tron1er words. ··But I never ac· ;ntect the cancellation." ENCOUMGED BV SUPPORT be says he d an\OQI NBC affUlates durin1 their May con· lion here, Conrad commenced inai1Ung to NBC ldent Bob Howard and key Protram executives they'd made a mi1take. "It breaks down to the (act we d.idn't do well in Yott. wbero 'Happy Days' is strona. but we SOl 'Tll < 'O:\ST fut A flH l /H,1ff41\ hi A t H 'f,Jt I 'I ......... ~~1:41 -THIATlll I R stRR IS BORn stR€JSAno KRIStOU€RSOl1 _____ .. -THIATU 11 -- LINDA 81.AIR • RICHARD 8UIUON LOUISE fl.ETCHER MAX VON SYDOW "EXORCIST 111 TH£ HERETIC" 1<1TTYWINN •PAUL HENRtlO .allle~ _.)AMES EAR.L. JONES CrNll¥t All-loll9 Olr'fCW<I W 1 .ROSPO PAUEN8tRG • JOHN BOORMAN ,.,.. .. ., JOHN BOORMAN .,., RICHARD LEDERER ~ti'( C~ tftd CeMw«IH br WILLIAM GOODHART• tNNIO MORRJCONf. ~ ..... °"""_. .. ...,..,..,..O-.~c--c......,. DAil. Y IHOWfW MO,._Ttki9't ANO IUKl-~U.1:0CM:1t ,,.._..T t'.JIM:...,_.1'"11111 IN HARBOR SHOPPING CENTER •IOttM C. SCOTT CWUl&.OOM "ISLANDS IH THI STREAM" -. l ~ I c ~ ----=--=-=- .. I &EAi.LY HAVE NO idea when it wUl be beard." Meanwblle, the seat that wu to be beld by Ortell la •till beiq occupied by board member David Brandl. Brandt .didn't run a1ainst ll1l.L UNSEATID EJectlon Winner Ortell Ortell in the lt78 election. He de· cided at that time to atep down became of other pressures, in· cludinJ beinc a member of the STARTS FRIDAY . .. , ndentaad bow Mite (Ortell) f, He worbd bard tor Uaat ant. But I tbbat tbe Cowlt)' c.oumet '• ofllce wu ritlrt In tennlnc blm ln•lilible:•·· Bra Hid. Bralidt 1ald be ls wtlllnc to lt.lck around u Iona u 1• u Dtce.a&ry. "My 1cbed•le bas been 1wltcbed around quite a bit so I can manace," be said. A SPOKESMAN at the 4th Dis- trict Court ol Appeals said the cue can not be beard unw the county counsel's office turns ln tta appellate brief. It's due Satur· da7. Ron Stenla ke of the county cowueJ'a office said he is prepar· tng that brief and wlll turn it in by the deadline. C.11142-5171. Pul a few wordt lo work tor you. JIYllA MEW 1977 COROLLA NOW s2959n= •A MILEAGE ESTlMATIS: -38MPGHWY. -31 MPG COMBINED -26MPGCIWf CYUMDER '77 VOLVOS! . IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ,....~ ..... --~~-------~--...... ----------------~~ OFFER ON THESE CARS GOOD ,_............ TNRU MOMDAY -~UME 27, 1977 The difference· between a MerceCles·Benz lease and any other 1 · is the Mercedes-Benz. The car you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive the lease, you drive the car. And when you lease a ·Mercedes-Benz you drive some· · thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose, you drive one of the world's most respected automo- biles. A car with legendary engi- neering, meticulous craftsmanship, outstanding performance and safety. Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two, three or even four years. Most cars look, out of date all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes-Benz, you drive a car with classic lines and timeless-- ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing plans to offer you. One is certain to make it more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes-Benz than you , might have thought possi-® ble. Call us today _for the surprising facts. Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. • -· THIS MAYBE THE BEST TIME IN YEARS TO BUY A BEAUTIFUL 1977 Mii BAUEI MOTORS JAllAl·Ml·llllMPI • • f IN 2t211Wt101-.w. COSTA .MESA IMluding the fabuw. lou1 Spider c:... .wrfllle -A few 76mocWeSft.L .. STOCKI NUHY WtU THIY \Alfl '5«. 1128) AJ modtfs ind. 604 &DleMl1 NOWIN STOCKI s..-- '77' s llOW Ill STOCKI . . -- •AITt•M :·· GET UPTO '1500 0,, AfEW '76s UFr AT -DllCOUNT PllCESI AV Alt.AILI MOW! 41a.flAMILYIM $73,950 Pride of owncr~hlp Is reflected throughout th1, beauUlully upgraded 4 bdrm 1'4 bath home Step down to lovely ram1 ly room "'Ith 2nd fireplace Newly re decorated kitchen. olr ~Uoned Don l miss out Call now ' 842 2535 CaUf. Hacienda• On over 3 acres, over· lookinR upper Ncwp()rt Bey. Chance of a lifetime to have beautiful 4 bec1room home dlnlna rm. family rm, huae family kitchen La r11c 1wlmmlng pool and 11ue1t quarten/enter lalnmenl Ct'nlcr Hav horaaa or add tenn11 court. ss.50.000 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 64M20t Bil•n C.C. QwtOia borne on lhe 1011 ~ with 5 bedrma. 4 ~ bat ha. 2 Story. se.ooo. '40-6161 ~ COATS & WALLACl REAL ESTATE . IN C. Y E R 0 P U S Z I 6 T A N E A T £ T A G N 0 I l I M R £ Y P E U B Q A I 8 H A T R S £ C I R 0 I 0 T L: M Y P W I Y E I Y I N I H Y A P N Q Z E U N D D E R U G Y I Y I S U 6 P 0 E P L C E L G N ENPEETL: IG.kEllPCAET I M X C E C l S l 0 A N H N 0 Q W £ R R t £ R J H N V Y t 0 t L I Z T J 1 S A E X A Y 6 E H t U S I A E P E L W S T E 6 R E D A T M H W l Z C A Y N 0 U N P I D E I R A R A 1 1 IR G Q DR AV RAH PE KI HG ft I I Z A W H A R K E P M L l H A V E C ,X f CW BL R £TI RWE PY THC S lfltl'VCI-• Hlddefl ""°'°' bll-_.., fonwerd, bectl· -d. ""· ~ 0t diegonally. Flftd Id t11e1 box It In, • Plttoy Say Gtn1us Stcrtt Hallll Lt1pz1g Red Peony Hat1ontl Un1y. : Ptk1ng Typen-1ter Vt""11ton Gtte ~ Morvtrd ctl1na Sv T""9P0 T OllOM"OW : L 1 QflttlouHs S©~~µ-~£~s· Tltat ltt,1i911ing Word Gome witlr a Clrudle -----~ ... QA'( .. "*Ml----- 0 .__.. ....... of Ille ._~ .... ... ...... 1or • ...., ........ _. I BYFLtR I I r I I I B 0 L £ M I ' 11 I I' I J f I ' I T Y NE R 1 r I I I ' -Walker 1; lt!e Real Eltate YOUR450 SL Will nt comfortably In the dbl itnraae of thl.s handsome Spanish Bay and Ocean view split level . Walk to restauranll If you are riot up to • 1ourmct meal from YoW' own kitchen or · jult relax with a coc~ from the wet bar before you stroll out on lhe deck lo watch the bay and ocean. 3 beautiful bedroom.a. 3 larp batha. and r educed Sl0,000 Don't wait! ~7171 SEA TWO FOil OMll $73.000 ---------2 charm1n1 bua1alow1 --------• on R-3 lots! Qwet tree t' .... M. Df ff·~ lined street. Prime area. ~UI I J "No cbarae" tor trwt CdM DUPLEX. bed rm trees! Close to 1chools Ii & 1 bedrm Prererred shops. lnveslort choice- _., ll9CM •ta FCl.9111 Ju.st lilted! lq. ft. lat Wttb .. ll1bttol pool. llit-ot+..ww. 4 bldlaoma and a beautlfnll1 remodeled kitchen. Maybe you've been w rw this! The 4lb bedroom la aaper arge. wttb beama and • bath. The Sboreclifh ad· dnm lnclodM access to two priyate beacbes and tM beautiful kitchen in- cludea two av (one a microwave> and me ftn!place. A fireplace in the kitchen ii very Shoreclifta! U!lllill()IJI: t1()Ml:S REAL TOR~. e7HOOO 2443 Eest Collt HIQhwev. Corona dal Mt< alt0 1n Mesa Verde, at 546 6990 •HORSES •DHMas •STORAGE •OR?? A huge 82.S x 335 A·l lot w/3 br. 2 ba home In up per bay county area. 11111.500 844-7211 for detail.a -~ COt\TS & Wt\ LL ACE HEAL ESTJ\T ~. INC. IAYSHORH UYlwmt THISTAIS A pride of b o mt ownerab1p area. The beach, surf and ocean can be yours and wait till you see lh1a two bedroom plu1 auesl quarters home. ll bu been re· duced by over S7 .000. Call now 54&-2313. rJn NIGEI 11.1\I Lr Y F. ,,55Ulll\ll 'J vi Ew location. O~enlied lot come steal them!~ for 1 wtth room for a large ad· low prtce-173.000. Call dlhonal unit. $155,000. now. Me-7111 l~~·~~i:!~ .v= ~:i~ l·iiiiil --Beach! Only 186,000! ~ . r .,,_, ..... _.__ POOLHOMI Red Carpet.. 754-1202 IEALTOIS --AMlllHCE Beaullful up-1raded $46,900 ... describes the view ==:=.m~~ Just Uated! Sbarp 2 br, from t.bia f~l row end llvlaa. Formal dlnla1 1~ ba Townbome In ex· unit Blutrs condo; Adda &o )'OW' pleuun. ceptlonall)' well main NEWPORT bdnna .. 2\.', baths, Fran· Thia lhrae bedroom talned. adult complex dscan Model. bas ~e .._..Verde tiome can bt -~700 Dwn for -·r ~ tastefully decorated! >'OW'f. Call\&S.$Ca-2313. cupanta. You'll like lh1S ~ • v ........ "'" HEIGHTS Can you bellav• It · Cl'fflt11•·11S•1.W'O•H1C1• ~-=~:.e= Laree R·2bedlot with ~6'~~;.~~lty tor 11111 charm.J.ni 2 room on tease/opt100 l ·levet it~~~-~-~·!!!!-~·~·~·!l!-~ IRHUMetwort& quiet cul de ·sac Bluffs J ·Plan. 3 Bdrms . ~ Remodeled kitchen with 2 baths. wtth beautiful ir-.i ....... 11!."'CH many up1rades Room canyon It bay view. ~ SA for trailer It boat. ...,... $76 SOO Hurry, this one won't OCIAHflOtfT l Br rum. comer unit on bluff. S105.000 -·r • lut' 11125 Mo. 211 ~ C. F. Colesworthv 646.;.1811 REAL TORS 640-0010 VIEW to LA JOLLA ANYTIME -OPEN HOUSES l Br rum, upstairs unit ________ I All/SAT/SUN oo bluff. Sll0,000 179U MaM, Irvine 2 Br. Zba, 1or1eou1 ocean vlew from bdrm llv rm, frplc, 1.11>1raded. Sll.5.000 1105,000 Dl1 ...... ,ropertyl Beach area. Probate•, bankruptclH, tru1&e..,e1 P.iiiil1llllii ZJ7 WaJteforest, CM 178.000 tale., forced ulea, undel1 market values. Call to 2 Br. 2" on cul-Cl•·HC. rree ll:1t. Call World Wld vtewof ~but not .... _ _ Broken, 47~. uCoce~an·-~· R.E 1~~~~~~ ,,.._. lt·l SI 19.600 Down! Close to -. 2 II HOMI Costa Meaa and a lot of + IMCOME house for t.he money 12 TROPICAL Good CM location N yean old 3 + 2. Wood paint. shake roof. 1113.000. IXICUTIVE sum You're 1oln1 to lo•e comlntc home to Ha breezes and thla beautlful 3 BR, 2 BA. home with family room. lo entertain or Just relax by poolside. Completely ~landscaped, front & re· ar. A real charmer & priced right. Veta call fo deta.111. CALL 540.36'6 LAGUtUA l•+P~ILY OCIANRONT Custom Built on ocean cliff a ol Laaunita. Quaint footbnd&e l.o smvate en· cry. Huge UvlJ>a Room. aJ .. sed Wllh beach ~ coastal v1ew1 ! 3 separate decb. Spectacular view from each level. Formal dining. Massive slate fireplace. Giant family room. Wet Bar. View kitchen w1lb bltn. BBQ. Spacious ma1ter whYI with view! 2 palloa. Private stairway to white. IUldy beach. CalJ Tsi.1700TODAY! PARADISE YEAGER REALTY PILO\ R.E. +FAM ltM. Spacious 4 bedroom. ___ ~ __ m ___ S4G-Oi565 540-2530 HACH wtLh pool. Jacuw. cen ~YOU IMTlllSTID? Quiet tree lined street traJ air coixt10onlnc Ir 1belter1 tbll spark.Jina farnlly room remtnllcent beauty. ExecuUve entry of the South Seu. Locat· to spacious Uv rm. with ed In a prime realdenUal crack II n 1 he a rt h area. tuu price 919.500. Sun 1 h I n e co u n l r y CAIL 751·3191 • kitchen! SweeplnR .SELECT ale1ant ram. rm. with PROPERTIES uaad br1cll: fireplace. Mammoth m11ter bdrm rtt.rut. Try 18.&50 total down. Ca1l quick! 841.eolO OVER 50 YEARS Ofl SERVICE ~IWllPS ·.-an• .. Pl.AM Rar 1 Story End Unit With a Spaelou1 Bedroom• 2 Beth•. Cathedral Beam CeUi~p --u.rse Wrap ~d Patio AdJolns Green· belt'. Near Puttlng Green. Ovorlook1 Pool. A ••Joy of Wport" Ustmg. $135,000 ., DOftl... 631-1800 ---------- What are 10U lnt«elted tn from • Re-1 PAtat Company. Xanadll 11 re- ady to ltst.a. CaJl 719.o761 , i ,-HERITAGE . Rl.'.AlTOHS I ...._yT,_.fer FOaCISSALI Must Kil t.bls beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 bath Coeta Mesa home. Gourmet ldtchen, compl w /butcher block counter lopl. • coot.irluoua clean. in& oven. Sculptured shag crpta. Heavy shake rool. Laree Yard. Hurry pnced only S76,900. Call $4&-S81Q • ~,!:.. HERITAGE . . REALfORS OCM VU HIDIA WAY Bechdor or arlilt'a 2BR. 28A w/old CdM charm H1.41e lot w /room to build vww Mud.lo or ? HAI. rtMCHIH Rl:ALTORS 67Ml92 • ')&I I •.' • nt SON -·· . ·, • Edl'IUI" perkU111 S bedrm, I bath Ind famil.J .room. ft1 "~""· Neat11 laedacaped "'*· r..c.tiha fCDIJ7 a-.: HanJ .... llated ... tlaa ••11 IUt,000. O•a r wlll H"'1 nD&oClftt, Call ... mi l ... ! ... ua :.:·;·.;:~"·-;: .. •• ...... ~.:~;~~ ~y. ~. J bl D.'!Yfn~.:RJ.!~·· To,fl~ J:t.. Jlll ·~e?! ... ;.~ .... -.-. ""'"' lal. "' 1ar. bltna. rehi1, --.. CJb. drlia. e., UNIV. PARK, 1rablt ~ bolM. ~. _:_._ .... __ ....... , • ·• JI01 _ _!~~~!!:!!!!~.! C4lll ,_land coo.•. W/D. 415 Poppy. Ast. ~ tDed ranl. kWls • RulMn. 3 Dr. rtm Jlm, ~I • i.v tnetudlO. Oemeda panonmle --·-•••••••00 .. l lt t.o 1 l7s.slO Pll o . -· NMll'f, a"' Ba. nr t.canJ.a • DOOi.i. U'IOO mo.,.. ... !f. _.. ._. "'1>tc Maul Yr'1. L + dea. ...., liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'4 e.tl Mele 3214 AtJ. no l• • mG. Afl· Tli'HWll 1 ~ poof Pa Ir 4*w w.Dct ..; pool • tov.,. ref r1 I. uw I 1 114TIM.A'10M •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Vflll1 n!ee. J bedrm, 2 be 1\11\TLE ROCK YIO I Udo. MB. ~ ~0• c!u Sllfc0une. ~ ... !'::-ata l:z1=· well loca...S oa ,our IOLI Br, a 2 Br. newdftor.fbcd home, cptt. dtw. 2 car llr, am Bm a ~t~ 211·59t-lOM aftOOOG 6 i31·1M32. 41 .... or i:..-....-.-. yd lat' IM4 Oran,. 8 1ar. patio, nlc. bull ~· nr t • e¥ea e1112 2 Br. amall, \14tl'J c ... a. e-lllll1hn s:rio.ulUut+llOO~tt'. yard~B~.)ch=: mo A&J,'JD-0 1-M ly Ba ldeVlll Spacloua end unit. 3 rel'a.o.cts.psUo. 1 -.rrn. ~ tll-11I1 $49-2178 ~ no tee. ' Dlllf&.ld dtlu•e oew 4 r,. i ~ .. 2 W!. mobtte ~· Jacu.w SBS. m.am .... pool : dee'~ Q)lJete Parks Br 2 ba IA. 1 Ba. uper. '580, h~ Cpta. drpa, fplc. · IUll> Baclwtor Apt. Reap. cnW tJww.4ut w,_.n C.tallna hi and. JhSO dln rm. fa~ mi.' bltns: 3 Br condo, all bl\DS, traab A1ao .....US• Turtleroct w11bor. dryer r.frt1. perm adlt. No pc-ta, on tem fe&lUNI. Yo ouu/bay vu. R·l, crpt/drpa. 1450 mo. dl1p, POOi. tennis crl, ~1 view bo111e. LI• Hcluded patio. "f IMwRh""'wlalled P9n lOIS.y Ave °"\he lalld. Sl.IUOO CHANDUR ARIZ. Ir· MO.GOO m4>8'75-31Jl. Gardener lnclud . S425 Mf.21181). 4BR.2Ba,SJIO.llU.all2 Gardner. Club6ouae, ....................... CiiilstewwwleOdi llil IM-TDI t1pledl80ac,.,a4Jotn· t0-9111 For lae. 4br. 1114ba . Woodbddp !ltatet. new •wlm poot Jacuai. ba.J W..Psa 1• 3707 ..................... .. ---------1 t.aa 80 •crH available Oltef~ ~Ufonila Cluate by the 3 BR Uncoln. e2$. 12T ~h. MOO rno. ~ --••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br t~ Ba. Uled entry. stt.000 neat' city Uauu. o.tteT. "OJS:tf 2110 Lovely 3 Br home needl Sea home. Af!rox. 3 yrt W•t Yale toop. 044'°'91 dayt,fm.Wle~es. ~allt to Bcb. GU. utll pd, bar •!Gooll. pvt oabo, BEACH HOUSE ~ll CAM>. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• nice ramlly w/refer· _ ... ._ ,__ "'~h.. ...... ,. .__ '" Brtnt palAt bruah. oa.ll 1 .. ST IO ACllS encea $360/mo 8"·3420 uoo .. c..--......, «-3 Br 2 Ba Bch hse f« lae. Homennden :ssr.oa:z aar. adults. no peta ,..,maul~25Wr)'tllr.A 40 •CRES ~ mo. lnclda prdener & Terrace 1-.r Iba cam Fplc. car. POOi. tenni.. sns. .,.ma Jrame.onlyZblbtobcb.. ~ ,CftelC:O-.Prop. Soaclous7Yrold3Br.,2 wtr.84(}-21.5laft.7pm bridee.Su~rup acted: Avl 7/1. 842-2282 : Cod9M91a 3724c...c111 ..... JIU lty appt only. ll4,SllO • Up. No. CA. tn heart of Jurupa Dtat. ba home In one of CM a 3br Twnhse S350 1 ""b• l>f'Ofet d~rat'!I:' MTS. l..m.251A ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pr rt Houle M2 t().80.120 Acre Parcela. 192' on two at.reel All nlceat areu. Frplc, bl P ·1 . d• laet • ~ .. OQQMn<....,&UI' ope Y · tocr. Own. E z terms. utl.UU II bl · cov'd patio 2 car gar tns · 00 "/iUlr · ae 875-0000 HVHomee, 4 br, 2 btl. farn. -· .,... ... _ JUST USTID Sep. dteda ea. 40 Acres. i:u~:~ Te~a crpt/drpl, blt,m. Nr s: Oilld OK. ~1051 New Woodbrtda• l'.ltate. din. rm. Odnr. Incl. 9875. •Studio It 1 BR Apts r-0. ... " EA.STBLUFF 3Br. 2Ba Owner /act 714/&40-1127 A. ALBIN kEALTY C«l Plaza. Xlnt 1cbool1. CUl de sac, av!, 3 Br 2 Ba, 3br 2""ba, recreation eJH'DSor8'1lS-a49 !'IV & Maid Serv Avail 'ti,. «"Ondo 11n11e level Aruta C::-twy I.oh/ 5574 Mlsalon C.'h.lldrenc!iiS::7~9 ~ nr beach. Fam Rm1 fpk1 l•h 4' pool. Extertor Newport Sborel. a BR. 2 =e~rt ~~rclM 1~!',.!• ... Plan. completely redone Ctypti 1500 Rubidoux, Ca. per mo. patio. fnt'd ban yd owlnt, lncld'd. S'6C> mo. be. 2 patio.. Vrty l:IOO $41u7550r~as'e-r ~Y' /&unken llv rm fl frple ....... ••••••••••••••••• 61!&-t919 883·567 lmmac. Meaa Venfe 3br, w /grdnr. M<Mithly. Prine: 813-aol$ Mo. Afl.. "5-7173 CORONA DEL MAR Jll~everydayt:J Foraale.2adjolnlngplota CAllHw/ftlnlff•• l~ba,dblcar&ar.AvaU. only.~.616-8340 LEASE·OPTION, Wood· ......._VlewMlh 1,::''fmi 'runf.8~.::: 2 Br Townhouse. frplc A&t.84.5-tlMIO ln Pacific Re1t 5acreaw/lpectacu1arvu ~~Y~~mo.ChJldren Clean 2Br. l.,.Ba, good bridge Arbor Laltt Fabulouavtewftomtbla OR6'2-&:578 Pool.tennlll Someocean Camelary. Newport Air CM<S. Wood atove 11 · area. AUanta le Buahard Br1arcllfr. 2 BR. 2 Ba, new spUt·levet 2 br. 3 ba ---------& Catalina vlewa Cloae HAUORVllW Buch. Pvt party. furnllure. $26.900 on eBr, Fam Rm. nrahopa, 1250mo.982.4419 den . Super terma . w/frplc, wet bar. huae t ........ onleocll 3740 loshopplna&flnebeach. "<:AIMIL" 55l·ll284 lerma. achll. fwy. Avl July l. G5-ll80lor551M833 peUo. pvt tehnil. swim· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 844-2811 1Y OWHIHl Buy now. before you need I~!_ properties ~ 1213 McCormack Ln. Ut~I~~ :~~~ny ming. lllOO/mo. n2·5012 SM/\LL BEACH HOTEL --------• Sharpesl hnme & k>ca-too, 2 Lots at Harbor WJ v.v. P'rey 542~ 61~2082 more ~all. Small fee Two Bedrooms or&to.-0837 eves Ii wltnda A ROO:~ :O· ~~ lion In lrHl Pee VW. cemctary $.1(1(). ea. Rmce... ,.,_, $200 z lrtto.e FREE llle aervlce HU, RanchoSanJoaq $Z50 utQpdl ptSl / o. OWCoroM .. M• Sl44.llOO. 1845 Port $40-3'71 _ Gro•H 2700 Hal fireplace, olcearea. 845--4900 2-Woodl;rtdae Hu pauo' + DOOi. ek ....... .._. 3741 Ddwieabedrm. l~ bath Weat.boume 8'4-4238 2Cemetery Plou. Harbor •••••••• ............... pM.lo, many more nail. ••CHtn•uaGtNcle RuchoSanJoaq Small fee/P''flEE life ....................... apt. A1J btw. Encloled Beaut.. New England atyle C.m.tery, <:ypreu area. PAHTASTIC VllW Small fee. FREE life Woodbridce lel'Y, Uat. M5-.alOO (l)Jm COIY bach nr bcb. petJo. Walk to &bopping split level home. 2 Br 4i IJ4&.&W•fUPM N Acrtll w/220 produc aerv. Kldt/Pela OK GOO.clo.etobea.ch! Pool, Peter'a&ownhom• ••Cc nGtticle UW pd.1175/S:ZOO. R•p. •beach Adults Refs den. bnclt fplc. beam e I~ lalavocadolrea Wale movenow.e45-4800 ~r·~c Ual. RanchoSanJoaq ernploy9dadl\4M-UOO $400/mo.Aienl.noree N!llp rec area w /pool -Dre-lo tnea. aJl utll avail • •C 11 1 a.... C ee. A-•...a... Three 8edrooma HY Knoll. brand new 1pllt ... ._. •--"' 1769 646-3928, evcs.67~77 Jt cu'u1 & tennis ' ,;oPsnY 1600 paved roed. Xlnt terms **-DAF1n1n-.-UnlvenltyPark level 2Br.den3Ba.Ten· ~ ... .:;;':.=.-; ........ •-------• $128,$00. Open Houa ••••••••••••••••••••••• BKR 1185. ltl.na tlse )'&rd. ref. " Bl~ .. to n-b lb .. ..., UnJvenlty Park tpool l.'Sr50. 844-6449 Del 2 B .. n. f"P J 23 1 3 JOl'M J OWNERS 1714)618-$'717 + uW pd.1 Unt. Small • ~ °" • r, ........ Deerfield uxe r • .... · une • · unt-* OR ..... -r-... ~ ........ fee Woodbrtd . 3 Br. 2"t ba, ocean view ck-ck. beam t'e1lga, 718l'2 24,l22PM ,2748 1hllvlc~ --..... _._ u-_._._ u7_.... I• J $ 20 Ave NB lllbr View U9UIDATIHG• ••C•1•snWcle ....,.....,..~ -.....,... Qlanoellorffpinea Pool. lennla. Jacuul. umioe 4 m o Knoll•) Prime 1~ Acres com· Hawaii Macad Nu Mer .... Gwdttts ~mpuaVltw ~-MZ·M.90 844:M05 -merclal land In Lake Produc. 1rove. 811 •• Charm 'g fl lmma c lBr.ByOwner VWaaolU ~ MARIOltVUMOMI Duplex Old CdM. 2br. SPYGLASS HILL Forett St~ per sq rt Koh.Ila dlat. 2 ac. Pvd rd F.astalde 3Br. l~ ba, t<pt, M5-t520 Woodllriqe m3 frplc. paUo. laundry rm. Rr11nd new View 4 Br. ForlnfonnatJoncall · utl, pr wltlbp. m .500. drpa. atove. fncd yrd No ll19,500. Patenno 4 bdrm 2~ ba, 13.l!O ltbrary, t'amlly Rm. •TOW• a~=·•~· f!l~-water pd. $4ZS. IB.OWMARKIT =ho~~Joaq. = f~~~.d\~oi.f~:: _e!... ~o.673-JS.17 Dining Rm, Open wknda n•&L•ORS -v•-·-Sharp 3Br zBa, xlnt TurtleRodt -~ Call Ken540-UI05 G'REAT RECREATION: UllOMonth. Ira mod, 1 br. 12·5 S200.000.640t751 _ •~ ,, * w 290 !Bdrm house. Family on· tocaUon. i40o mo. Avail P'ourBedrooma Swimming. saunas. 2 atove/refer, crpta/drp11. •THI! BLUFFS• 586-1500 130-3771 ....... ~·•••••••••••••• ly 3 children or leN, no now. Aakfor Dan848~ Culverdale 5475 2 :.~=.,to Bcb, lbr. ~-health clubl. billiards . .-P.!:· MZ_99_1_s ___ _ OWNER ANXIOUS CondoMl1tl1tlft1jT0Wft• WB~nlCaed. HomeCdwM/pool e!!•. ":,~!•er pa Id 2 Br. t"Ondo, newly de. University Park ll600 f:rD.flndera 55Hl822 ~~!·l~~':dpr::11nh~~~ CVTEBr. l ~-M. aDotovl'!'°, usefrp.lc2. • hometforaate 1100 1g nyonor area. -mo . ......, onareaa. corated, lmmed OCt'PY· Turtl•Rock ~ 11 .,.. " Elecantly decorated ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvtpty.8'4·1'52nobkra South.,..tarea. ....,. ............ or ....... 7787 Npl H at • 2br lba go dr1vingrange.party l'•raae.MOO.mo. "E" plan end unll w /ex-_.., . ............,., ... · • room. COROLJOO ApU·CdM 2 ..,Wvearnbell&aome ~$peclaAat R2·R3 LOTS or acrea1c 1 Br. (pie, ranae. larae Attractive hme In good w~to~:,r~Jan~o FUN ACTI VITI ES · Br 1 ba, 2 atory, pool bay view. Opn beam HB .. C.M .• F.Vly wantedbyprlvattparty. yard,prtvate.Adulta.no area nr Huntlniton pa · · • Fullllme director. frf'e s:m mo. ceil'a lhru-out 3 Br. ram ToucMtone Rlty Up lo 4 acres. Prtnc. o pel.ll. l290 uUl pd. 1142·0835 HarbOur. 4 Br l~ Ba, Nwpt H&hta Dplx. 2 Br, Sunday brunch, BBQ',, SUPER CdM location. J rm ~.000. MJ..0887 brokers Mon Fri. or846-3423 rplc. nice yard & patio. lbe.atv,rfra.cpta,drpe. trips. porllea, 11port Br.2ba. frplc.11undeck. HewporlR.E. '-:omtP'ropwtr 2000 752·8497 -3 BR SUPER SHARP' Ml0permo.846-5192ev1 W/0 ,IJ'dnr.Nopeta.Wtr 1.oumoment.s&more' vlow,dahwahr S5(l() mo · Alsoclat.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... , ESide. aueat rm or dbl &wtnda COlleae Park. 4br, Sb•. pd. adlta. ~ 517 .Bola.a. B E A u T I F' U 675·2311 doys __ 64S6626or6457884 SUMITS+ •••••••••••••••h•un• gar . FP. la fncd yd. MeARIEA.CM ~Cf.\f~~l,pric,achJ, a..:iou . APARTMENTS CoataMeto 3824 _...us U .... IT ........ "-"MllMd P'amlly. pets olr. M7S. b unit l btl sz~ aean lat'I• 3 br 2 lje: 2 .$1111•. 1&2 bedrooq,\11 ..................... .. ExdUll .. Llatleg I'°'" "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-560'7 knrfee sW!.11721•r. · ssoo. Wbodbrldae brick fplca. loc~led oo fUm. & Wllum ftfode ~ New 2 br. 2 ba. Nwpt H&ta Charmer. 2 Lovely rrlde ot ..._.I.a-cl ll06 Eastside 2br. 8260. kids C~LR--•Ls apaclo\.m new 2br. den. nne upper bay cul-de· open daily lOt.o 7 Room lnplex, frptc, balcony Br fplc. boat &ale, fre11h 0 w n er 1 h p u n I ts . n••••••••••••••••••••• OK. fee "" ...,... •"" BllnS. Beall\. take vtew. aac. Great net,hborhood. mate Hrvlce av alt N ~ 842 1803 ~~lap 1i~~c~;;t~~I EaltaOff~· ntearSl~OOOeatcU9u. U\Ua laland bay front Homeflnden 557-0822 Martna Hiah aru 3br. On~nbelt.873-33$8 . IGS/mo.ApntM&.au. lease ~~ulred. Sorry RlOM •"JO t\,,..;nSun .,...,. • on1"'" Y 2br,2be,bch&pier 176' 2ba. Fam rm. w /wet OC"' ....... VllW adultsumy,oopela. -..,....SOt.n'HLANDERS appolntment Y yriy 2~71HST7 COUNTY RENTAL BY bar. frplc, eocl patio. Woodbrldae Creekside ~ Mature adulta only. no w %U3orM2-6220 eor-.. w. 3122 PUBLIC <SEALED > S39S 897·3361 :'d:.n~~r~c~~ Hup custom bit esec Oakwood pets. Lar1e 1.2&1 br STILUFF ' ....................... Five 2·3 bdrm homes· 3 Br 2~ Ba. plush cpta, "' qua ty up1ra 0 •· frplcs. lllOO. mo. M8-2lil28 Cu pd. 778 Scott Pl EA CUte 2Br, 2ba cottal(e So Backbay Univ Dr area Beacbwallt Condo $475. Prem lot Joe K50 mo. Apartments &U-S073 I! It:::~ BID. on July u. 1977 •-11 d htne, 3br. 3ba. fam.11D, 2 Garden '!J"b· Da.bwhr. saa BBQ LUSK built 3Br. 2ba. Cam up•t•a d Hwy. SmJ yard, (rplc. for lnfo call: COUNTY 1147-6505 w/grdnr & a.1aoc prtv. WESTCUFF 4 br, 2~ ba, ------- rm wtfrplc P~lalzelol 7S2•1'20 W/D. Adlta. M?:./mo OF ORANGE CSA· ~714·644.8787 _ frpt. elec. eye. pool ......,..._.,,.._.. Duplex 2 Br l Ba, 1275 ~ New plush cpl & thru-oul. ..oo OUAtUt NIW ""'" S73-53B2 or615-Wl R E A L E s T A T E S Br + Pool + Jacuiii l.ocJilrta Beoch ll4I ma Int .. li600 64$-2313 call 880 irv\no t 11l t7th1 dop. L&e & cleun No ~r:na~cl~~t:~i~~ Coate Mesa Duplex & 2 Cotto Mna 3124 DIVISION (714 >834 2550 $525 846-7561 ••••••••••••••••••••••• evea. 84.S·os:IO pe~11 M5 811W . 64H855 Sllll.~ Cnl16408792 bc>uaet, S149,000. Income ....................... 11915.Ul~d~.(>Ot.(ee. ~ 3244 2 BR. bllt lo bch. View. ••4 BR, 3 BA. Dover ..___.._111...... Spac Jbroptoruaelluz llJ,800. Owner. 768-835( Mesa del Mar. S500 mo. 4 HotM 97·0822 ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar, deck. new cpl ~. Shorea·Baycreat area. .._T7oo IGth St br & dt>n 1-'rptc. patio .l Tr1 1 2 BR 1 b Br, 2be, new treah pluah RENTALS + utll. 7SM384eves. 95 Per mo. &42-8001 1 Dover al l6thl pool Adult11 $325. No ~~!'!:••••••••• P!:;a. Sl4s.ooo"· ea. on cpta tbru-out. drapu, VACANT 3 br. 2ba .. Cpts. 2 BR. 2 ba ...•.. 1410/450 2 BR. pr .. all utlla. pd, 2 Br 2 Ba home, clote to 642-8170 peta. fM.6.33lll orU7·~1T COMPLETELY MarahallRJly 67S4600 palnt.~ardentr. ~· dlhtwih, dbl gar. 3or2BR. +D,2ba .. G25 BrickpaUo&BBQ.Clat beach,communltytennil &..anJ-M.wl.aJOrf water. · 751·4186 'T180 3 BR. 2Ba ....... 1395/575 "Cottaae", mUJeum &pool 145<>. 1175-02.55 Condo type. Cp1c·1. bu.n CAPTIVATIMCi 2UHtT ...... ..._. 3152 z Br. :a be Condo. Brand 3BR,2\418e • .. $450 1550 bch. '430. 221 Monte,.. WATERFROMT ce111. pvt patios . $73,000 GLAMOURPUX •••••••~·~t;;;... ••••••• new. Elec 2 car 3ar. 4BR.2 Ba ........... M35 Dr .. John21ll•MS-1HI NWPRTCRESTCONDO And water view luxury balconlea. lnd~m Bltn • 2 Bedroom charmer wit Prima !aat1tde Costa Hlghlanda 4 Br. ram rm. Patio. 1141 ·2081 Y•. 4 BR.!"BaE BLUFFS m5 No. , ··una, nr heh. 0. 1 or 48R. cb1Jdreo OK. apta. l·BR. $1200 mo • appUc lncld re na. ~ car •uarytbina Co" M••· &130.llQO. RlOHT frplc. Ma1nlfldenl vu 645-l:le7ev. · '" ....... ... trr.P.,..lc, petlo. uatur Pool ·•-t .. to"'-b BR.,Sl.500Mo eutoaaropnr Adl\aon· ~place, nat~ral w • REALTY Patiol, park, pool, bled. COSTA MESA adlJ ., 'tenu .... , wa.. ""' ' BlU..GRUNDY !y. no peta *5 Santa ublnth. heavy shalt 979-153] M85/mo. Cao furnl1b Ccm-n .. were! JBR.IBa. " .... ·· '650 Ulta, l"IO pets 494.-.S Yrl)'. IUO. MO-l'7Sl REALTOR 61$6161 Ana. 2 Hr 2 Ba. from rool tbl.ldnn!dO&• OK Avail Before you pay aomf U.,.. ""'91 321 BtaCyn. H~e4 BR .. tam S3SO: 3 Br 3 Ba. $450 Call ror R~.c;~~~1~:·,;.00m TRlftLIX July.~ . •aenclea for the "run ...................... rm .. paol, IC .. (abulowl Nr lkh ms 548 7222 SHORECUFFS 11 r 0 " n d ' ' c 11 1 1 Shorea Garden Home w• Sl.500 ontb ulll pd, fff ~~w':'t!d~~•h:n'Ft ~.!'?!'!~~ ... ~~~ ~'::~V:~ ~'~!"d ~iant, lmmac:. 3Br H.DowdRltr. 844-0134 Homeflnden "7 ~~;,\~; e~~t1,t:,'~~~.":b!: S lt$11 II01,1100000 fl PUii prtce $110,000. 254\ they did. 100'1 ol hat'a, .. • IS50 mo. 493· 4 Br. Newport Shora. 2 Balboa Bay Club bar yd 1325 042·Ulo:t par n« 1q Down PlLOTREAL S'l'IPSTOllACM ~ex'allaW!'aavaUable .. ve blbtobch,PoOl"&ennia. apt.forsubl1e.monthl home ovcrlookln1 the ESTATE540-0556 We .. --awn--rren•-•· OW! "t b U • -....... tncldl all club raclt Cal 2br Vlclnlty of Del Mar & lh r t 3 BR r --------.... ., ..... .... " ac or... P New 2br, 2ba Condo v•r-ll • rway • .. m byweekorbyinontb• to tOO'a of NEW U.Unfs ocean view. Commu --.;.:e's-·· =I• 548·1743lOsff Npt Blvd SZ10 Avail Ju· rm w/frplc It wel bar. 4 PlEX 3BRr·-• .. to"'·"'J each day . Srna I ......... Jacuul & clubhae --.. 3276 2 ... 00fll lyt¥·5e34Mon·Frl Laran mu•·r •ulte of .,.._RJ~ ~'"' • FR•& Uf ..... """" ••••••••••••••••••••••• --.... "" " 1M/ o • Mrnce. -11 ,.,. ......... "-.'---Adult commun over 16 • .. 3 B 3 Ba I l courtyard w/adjolnin 84.S-4900 TII' ~~.-.:•"•"'~ ........ mo. •-·~duetlncl 3br. 2ba, 2 blocka lo $400 mo. 8731A7 ...,e r . c ON o denOl'ofnce.Superbncw C ,......1...._ _,, ~ beacb. Ootto view. Lov· · tehools & 1hoppln&. avt llaUfti I ** oae••n-T'URTLEROCK Cati <7141 41HM929 o UTILPAID Julyl 1325mo ,~~-8ERTHA HENRY 3Br 2B btfl Ii In & 4.96-381S tly far11.nn. new, avail REALTORS , 3 Br. Lara• yd. children ut.'IN:S..'229 cozy now. ~mo. Studio, lacunt. lndry ~·ASTSIDlll: new r Br ZIJ Del Mar 412,4121 I and pets OK 1.1&5 mo. 804 ° Beaut 10Jt eou,... fron M RJ:ALTORS48Z-2100 pooUZlSO. Sm fee95'7 ll72 i>oo1. Kldt OK. No peu· Charmine 2 BR hom near beach, frple. heavy lbakci root, room to add on, beauttf4l 1round1 -------- prof. land1C11(1td . 114.000. PolM Real btat•.•·~ ...... ~ 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~~~~~~~~1 Do,woodrr5-a12 Uh1v. Pk. Terr. 2br, 2ba, 3Br, 2Ba. condo. A/C S.. .__ CA.LllMTALS cm. 541-0918 1~ frplc. countr1 kltch. Nr. bltna.eltc jatdr. llo.Ju -zat vi. Lldo Nord. Lido $Mrp 2 Br. 1 be. ntce yd, pool. sus. 551.7898 or ly 11t. Pb 40·~222 C•latrma 3271 S.Cls....,• 377 2br. l""be .. plex. Cpl.a oo~ '*· • bdrma. s:asoo. mo. d1 bl~.~ 211 S&n1a 561.~ 4t4-20D ev•. .. ... '••••••••••••••••• ...................... ly No cbJld 134$. 1110 A ~ a u 1 i . C a t I ..... 1. f,...,,,_ IM CHAIMIMG l8r 4r aaraae. utJlltlOt pd JoeM & IC8·7al _ C213)2TM54T or (113) Qiper 2 Br avail tin med 3 Br 2 Ba, nice yarda. nr New ~br,,~a·lf::.' trs SAM JUAM noan petaPMl230 mo. 41l&· 1..._. MM. .. _.., • , pu1r &. schools. S39S mo. rec •c~. I u . , J Bdm'l., l ~ bath condo 2P~ "' +dep.&a2·0430afU:30 -.Wl f 0 , r • " t . San.,._ ~":ara~ll ::,·~::. J., Upetatrt/down•tal,.., 2 c-htrmo l77 2br. 1'4 ba, dtni rm . car aarap.. carpeUna Ii ••• ~;i-.1;:••••••••••••• patio. ll•r. air ooad. tevolora, bullt ·lna & a 8r Condo w/pool, newl blln1. lnd1cped, only poUo. Won't lut 10011 fum.lshed • dtcora au mo Just ?Ifft. ttll C•ll He·2 lSI day1 : 1125 a.2758 AnahfllTI 8' CaU Ml\". k> 4U·OIU nentn1 " . lft' 84S5eUI wedc.endt. ff 119 llW#tr, A_. ---- please kwp tl'Jlnf. ~lucwl1 :.: BR. 2ba . .,,_ft'r matun U.fll;JJ.... or r•t I rrd <'Pl Join ••• .. ••••••••••• •••••• chlk1r~ ors-ta ~ I I ftlmCJIKi.Q.IAH'U ...... , .l.abJj~--- ....... IC~ W!lDDllfC!~l·•'L R11ax·bb1Re11able &¥916wt.cll P'or 'if~~~ call PUftl • Papma1. JI 1" ll\OMM7'16 ~ Pam "-'•· P1NP&.,..Pla.atara ~~~~er:-:~,.:. ?'~.L-......... -··-••••••••••••••••• OWING · EOOING Trimm C"learl Ek l4Hl5a Meda won. Want a llEALL y CLEAN Bride~ PaUo tQ.2351 ROMESAV&RS Pl b ~aled tUC'IM-r. C'M J lm •511M HOUSE• CaJJ GinCham ~Wall.I BBQ Pb 1 •• &i ti ~m ..,..., alb • Rrotdllltc VERY LOW PRICES! on 1ardenln1 m ain· tfture Geerce 50-2015 r,•rt.---t""""'"'l-R.eft.lllta . ..,.... ICn owlea Pal n t1n 1 u• IMUf\1-lllt, J~1.orgerMS3839 OCC Studem w/bt& .-.T u• "'"--....,..,, -Int/Eat. com mertlal SlO br. HonGst& 111llablt1 --b-uck. Traab, lr .. trtm. Block. brick sh.1mp1t.ooe, a pt1, rulden tlal 6 ~ B ol A. M11lr<'h1C TIJTORING etc. Randy e.42·S703. la Your Protes1lon w a I I !I. PI an t • r 1 . mobilebomea. a.11J0 OK. lf7.Q.'ID«T5l·3l5'1 ~allnn~ in Learn1n), ~-Dld~Ell~~!5~an !~~:~"~x~o:,. PAINTING Int/Eat. Ex-loa"'9 leap all61lJOOI ..._C..S.-.ke place a clualfied ad In atalled • s peelally p'd., -.l. neat.~. ··--~ ............... WT 1 111 Cle•i I If YOU luw-ll ~rv1c-e to offtr t>r P9ople wbo need People That's •h.at the OAJLYPILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY •••••••••--••••••••• Ibo Dally Pilot Service prtced Free esllmatM. Llc'd Oave914-UM5 Repairs. Uc It Ins All ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAB P E T STE A M Dtrertory for a *hole 531-9806.63$-4314 t)'lJel P'reto est WaJt SPARKLECLEANIN<~ tn .wtl plart: i.n <Jd an tbt IJ11ly Pdol l taa1rwci St-~ inn CLE:ANINC month for 11 lttUe H Exterior PalnUn1 oely. OlllanytJme.S4l·SD30 Wlndowsourlpt't'111t~ aw SQ n' WINDOW 11112 per day" For more SELL Id~ Items wtth a Ne.tL Uc. " Ins. Low 1'neest NOW 646 ti703 t'brww IW2 SS78 i. all about' Sell Idle ltema waahin1. Floor wax Ina lnlormaUon. call Daily PUot C1ualfled Ad. prices. Ffte aL 182 7181 .,nd what y0u wont lll - lpute.wu) ea.ass. "2·5678 &G-51178. Want Ad Help., 64.2.51'78 Daily PUot ~r!f'd•. Want Ads Call M2 .56111 Af I Hl1U..... ..,_tawah....... Afalw ... ...,..._ low 4000 ..... toS... 4300 laslnetsR_... 4450 ........ Lolt&..... HOO I.Mt&,._. 5300 • •• ••• •••• • •••••••••••• •••••• •• • ••••••• .. ••••• ••• ••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••• •• •• ••••••• ....................... •• •••••••••••• ••••••••• ')pJ m........,. 5001 ............. ••••• ••• • • ••••••••••• ••• •••• •• • • • c.e. Mtte 3124 I Wk9• .._. 3140 ... ..,.... leedl ll6t Seeptn1 rm.s -.s105 mo. Room te at.ure ta 4 D&UXI OFC"S .... -................ Lo 1 t w ht rem a I e l..o6t Mlm Colli,• "'''1'' ··-••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·"·•-•••••••••••••• All s:50. wk. Share kit/· ble.t!':hm~Brapt,1Bal eonr rm. seat u . all •U~UCIHSI• Samoyf'd, 8 mo~ Var ~~ ~~~~ ar\·o1 Adult l!:·•ldto l br Pool. 3 BR.,,, bi.. townhoWJe, Nwpt Shor ie. area. t' .. ~ath ... shown Mon·Sat PennS140mo. + ulllyrly paneled. sm. whst: In re· Or~eOff-sale"Clean" Ba lte r , Brl atol & - Jaa.zn enc-I ~•rage & pool , t ennis, pork : blkaocean.2br , lbadplx only . ~all art lp m . m.8780 ar . I or 2 yr leaae. Lake Superb Buy Act Now ! Paul•r ln o Reward .~ 5350 laundry $240 644478 famlUH, nopeU Refer Vrlylse.7\.t956-587l Ref• reqd. ~or VO CO p Tl E Foresl area. Kent Harv 21.3·2'72~CoU 545-3011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1350 All 573..QlO ~ A JD IN M A BL HarlOM ---------l>nnktn& problem• STUNNING 2 Br 2 Ba Bayfroot ape , 2 bdrma , 2 ROOMMATES'' 7l.t-581·931Kl Buy Dad a bW!ilneas. Food Very ge~ reward' C.ll Alcohol Helpl.tnt< garden •Pl Pool rf'c 2 story 2 br, 11-,ba. elec bath&. 1700 Mo. yrly LAKE FOR EST Rm • ~-CllAru llNJMnm talte-oul hamburaers " Tremendous aenUmental 36 hn day ~3830 area S28S now 18th St washer /dryer hookup. lease. Boal 1Up avail. a t hie. prlvllegea, club OEStc apace at 1787~ taros Great beach loca val~. Florentine gold • patio, pool racll. Nr s.a n Agent 573.7300 mbrshlp. Ref '•· 1145 Ta.kflltheOueuwork Beach Bl vd • n ear tlon ·Lone ealablished ring wf3 la11te diamonds PREGNANT• UTILr GoldenwMl &. Warner . Ml·JM4 outollandlnglhat Talbert In Huntlnaton busin ess Money in cent.er plus lO small Caring conr1dent111I AID SJ2S.•elec CaJla!Upm, Weatcllrr 2br. ii.,ba JUOJn'ROOMMATE Beach SSO per month. maker" Ph Pol.nt Real cbipa Lollvlc: ofSlulfed counaehng & referral 2 br, RU. lud& ok. S250 MS.~ townhouse. Ad lt1, n o ROOM WANTED NOW . 832""13.tSlnet? 1971 Bnngown furniture. Our tyat•:ieoci Noodle restaurant or Aborlaon1 adoption & Smft't' 967·1J72 pell. $350/mo. 1728 Bed Male student quiet non· recepUonlllt will answer Bays l d• Safeway k p1.n C.i.REHTALS 3Br2Ba.S350 2Br2Ba. fordLn.548·753.1 amoker,wllUngtodoodd Fem ~wanu rem share2 your phone ror SlO per tM'IBIOIDISIGM m arket. NB. Call AN:AiE ~7 2Sll.I - ---S290 Garo&~ Rec areu ,lobs.M4-t783al\5PM bdrm hse, CM. SllO + \.'J month Oa.Uy Pilot office. IM-?m s-ly painted 2 Br $239 10011 Holly 848-8311 2 8 r . 2 B • Con d o . utll 6'5-5.S8l 15"9-1000 6"2-43Zl LINDA & VIC:Kt <Meal Men .. For .... ""' of ff! \<1ulli-. nn pt>t\ Nr --- ------w/cuatom drps, cptl, Room to rent W/S4dfo CM ---------• NETSSUOO MO :ohopi1, orr Oranuc & lltlh t..ge 2 Br 2 Ba. Brookhunil pal lo. fool , walk lo Pi per mo + amall de· Female to share beaut 3 Well eatabUshOO store In 1H0 E R 11 , h l' ~ t •. r nr beach. S"l75 Call Weslclif Shopping S39S posllll lnq at~ W 19th BR apL N. B I blk fmm lrittol StfCM heart or mJr shopp1na 111'\ r.~ or~'~ MK7 536 9987 mo 6'5-6e8:J St. bch $145 mo + utll area Owner wlll train m t7S5 Debbie for Leai.e Now t\valla Penanul problems force ML"'' Vl-:flf>k-.: ~au 2nd 18r. pct11 OK. 3 blk~ to Qny lbr. tb1. ste1111 to Sc &rltetltak 4200 Offkel...... 4400 ble 3000 ~~ fl prime sale Gd tt•rm& n 2 Ur, 1 Ba. l(ar. i1dll1o ()('('an. S220 mo Avail 7 I be•rh, Shorei. a rea •••-•••••••••••••••••• ~f~uC1L'n-t~er tn 8d1r11.~.~~ _T_l_M_t._· ____ 15_1_1_400_ n v., r 3 r. 'l,j o p e 1 ~ 960-49tl2 <7lo4 )956-5871 l br w /sofa-bed odded. ••••••y••••••••••••••• v.. " • .,,...u~ $2.'Joll mo 1:.1 A 1~t + s llJO Block to bay le ocean. 65• ra SQ FT La.ndacapmK & orchl\cc DtSTRllUTOa .,.-c Ut!I llJ aft''· \\kl\J, POOL! 2 BR. I ba . t"omp re· mo.weekly 548-6173 15t7 WESTCLIFFNB turearewellsuiledtorei Restock Toy World daa '>4(1 !l!l2ti 2 br. 1 L• ba, laundry. decor . encl l(ur SJ90 --------AGT 541 5CXl2 la.JI Of"ofrke location Call play& Over 7~ Natn'I NEW hUI(~ 3 Dr 2 Ua apt. rpk all blt.n uppllc. gnr. W D ol)l'n beams. $375 mo 873 1023 or 675 lOIM ~ Sm fM. ~7 ll72 Mo . yrly AKl 673-6210 SAN CllMINJE Mr Welch ol 751 mi brand toya. Dlan ey CALRIHTALS l·BR.lba.,yrly.28111&.to Beach bom et, condos, 1501 W .. tclffDr.l~~~~~~~~I Tonka.Mattel Noaelllng beacll. $300 Mo. and •!JU Reeer ve "°* · _Newport PlnanciaJ Ctr New Port Bl frontage. Involved. Sm. Invest.. re IUDS Oki Agentl5'7U2lO B£RTHA HENRY .....,Office S,0C. c M. Prime store 1300 to q 'd 100'1 Inventory buy 11~ 2 br, t\'J ba. pool. REi\LTORS ,._., .,,,6 1111 B>Osf Agt ST~ bark. Guy Burnell Fo..L-M-wVlll~ •-A-Smfee9S71172 2 Br. qwet. pool. locked 2UDeJMar «·"4121 ...... oa ....... anager r71.tl8:1-M02Collect ._ u .... 1 m.a l 542·311lext 246 NWPRT BCHSTORE 621W Wll1wmMe 10 CALllHTALS ~~~~~~·e~o ~r~·,0~~ SZ75toS750Wlc ~Avon Sl.$300/mo SlrcnBualtuiq·SamSboeloca f'URNOR UNF'\JRN Walk to bch. 2 Br . bltns. WeatcUff loc $305. 1601 WATERYRONTHOMES DB.UXIOFFICES JerTYWynn (2Ul4T'1-T10\ lion over 11 yn p, 2 •2brtownhom~w1frpl micro ovn. encl eor. t.5thSt.S48·'4922 CaJl 6:JH.-OO Comml & lndstl spaces. bd apt. 3"" ton ladder •Llct> pallo & enc Knrnl!t> pouo. adlt.a. no peu 1 200 to 2000 sq ft As low 470 N Newport Blvd. NB U"Urlt. tool" ft equil> All •Adult&, rhllll 15&over lily $.100.962.4522 Bayfronl. I Yr old. 2 BR. l 1&2 bdrma. Newpor t aa~sq ft. La& Niguel & Reta1l11hop lOprk'g for SU.000 Term a Pool & jac11111 uva1I --Ba. llH2 W Bay.~ mo Beach. Garaae. Slepa to Mlu1on Viejo ar eas 642 ri&'>l. xlnt foc Phone&42·'7R 3126 2 Br 1 •-, Ba. pluatt C'pls yrly 675-7"29 bch. ~ 6899. 575-7598 Handy to S D Frwy u-... to l.09 1025 attach 1o1or, llunungton Call 831-1400 OFffCE SUIT£ -·•••••'••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Creek Condo SJ75 ~-,.•--...L. ~.76 Nwptlkh.slepstoocelln 1 _, __ .,.,. -BR 2 BR r s rt WESTCUFfAIEA Griffith Uldg. 3471 Via ... __., l 2 Dr+ den W1•1 bur & b ln IM7 M06 l or . um la · Udo. 1017 liq. ft. 2nd Or ISt, -rd T.D.'t h11t 1n clo·n :1 ha. walk lo --••••••••••••••• .. •••••• Ing from Sl50 wk. up. NEWPORT B~/\CH bi·h ... t>W l~I() Ml fl $4(1(/ lrviM 3t44 La.rtt~ deluxe 3 br. 2 ba. M2-008ll HOO Sq rt two pvt orc~ull.t'U\1011 now 4pvt LOC ~s..~v,At~~L~ r I ll·os 1 c 1 b th 5100 orc11 Scl· ureu. rccep r~6:ou73t :~ .. m8~~ ... n •. l'h'.1'7\1!17K9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rp~.p;i . auna. nc a 1 per mo .....,... '"" gar. ocean view . .idulta NWPT BCH ZBr. 2Bo, '"" MZ-IJ200 rm Olln l'upboard er lniqu.-:JUH. 111·n \lt'W, W~NO~~WsE $400.2br.tba,$?75.2600 bl.ksfrombcb,(rplc.wll· 'll-Oragt & sink Crpu. CREDIT NOT I M frµll'. rrpt'-. drpi., I. 2 & 3 bdrm unitr;. Del Commerclo. Call ly.!21.3)763-6589 ATTENTION Arl1!l & drptS thruout. ~mployee PORTl\NT We have ,111v{' rt!kr laund f;;l<'ll Dealgntd like early 71-4/:141·4119 e ••*""'APENlNSUt.A Cru.l\men.S50to$400mo. & visitor prk&. Elev. money to loan, s~urlty "1 tl('l\ ~ mo <.:nll C llf b 1 ~ UW incl. UNIQUE f'et serv 65c sq f\ per mo. l by znd or 3rd Trust j n 7P\4 l99 :11m 0 ornla unga ows San Clemente 5 mm walk bUl to beach It bay. apt studio "The Factory" 42.S yr tse, 62c sq ft per mo, 2 Deeds FT om '2 1 O I I 5 to beach. 2 Br. $220 per alps 8. Sl3S per wit E 30th St, N\lWPorl yn. Ph67~!m0 Grubbl lleaJtv HIMntiftcJtolM' .. ocla 1840 Ptnestone Ofc hn. 9.5 ,30 mo 498-3678or834-1424 ~eves. Beach or call 675~181 or ' ••••••••••••• •••••• •••• Dealy. · 873-42'7l T1nt4 of LooldltcJ7 CTI4 I m -5173 llAHD HlW! S52 0400 2 Br cl<llle to bench, 125(), NPT. 8CH on Penln. I Need Industrial SWl..,.4 LO"" .,.5 ..,_ .. _,,,_ SM 1U.or498-3678 blk.to~anor bay 2br . DESK space al 11875 orc:ommerclnl• ~ .. " ., Br opt:. f')'om S310 per 2 or .. ..,.......,. tenru.1, pool. newly fum'd . 11119 5, wk· Beach Blvd . near Re lal Le • 2nd63rdT0'1 FOUND. irrey male Poo die. Chula Vista Ile tagi. Vic Edwards & Slater H B 8"2 2176 --- SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Belfry -Noble - ServlnM all Orunii~ lo ~7313 RELAXING MASSAC f' BobJamei. Uc Mns1wur Outt·alls 9 9494-5111 F.n~i~~iet -•MICHEUE•s• Old YoU ever get the feel Outcall Mauag~ lng the analde of your IOAM 2AM 731 •'462 wallet 11 coated wat h ~ lteoder TEFLON• ~··------1815So EICamlnoRc31 FOUND 5 11 Terry max. Sao Clemente fo)jlly 111 rmle 1ray. vlr Adam& & Forappt . 4ln 72911 ... MeH Vtirde w c M. 1162-7()(9 F()W)d Female Pomera nlan Whllti & rt•drilsh color No ID Eucl1d11':d lnger. f"tn Vallev ti 16 M4 7007 MASSAGE RGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OML Y 6lt-3811 1'0ound Little garl"'I pur .. c *KAREN'S * Vic. Balboa Puir l'luy area. C.11. idenl1fy con Olm.: \l.L \11\....,~1\(, ~ t.enta 873-0231 GP\1 <!P\f •nJ UKll I Found. frash Setler llELPISAVAILAfll.F. fe male Edlnger /Bolsa 1-'or Fom1h1•' m Cn-1" Chica, HB Red flea col <:all the llopt•Unit. Soulh Jar846-2395 Co1u1 Communll> --·--------i Ho1p1tal. S-0 L4gun11 Found· 1 Exec btcycle _499 __ 1.3_1_1 ----- Owner ldenUfy by u. cir , ""'CITING RECORDlNl" rr1me no. date & loc lost. ...~ ~ Call ffB Poll co Dep , ABOUT BEAUT GIRL.-; 531J.5823 55-6150 I 535 534\:l mo \411 Dl.·lawore. llB spa, 1tYm. no k\~/peu. ~-...._ 1y rent.al 1275. June " Talbert In HunUnaton One~topo;hop~T~g• lCDr·~Yil·ANPoPProRObVleAmL Open 12~Dnlly I Mllf'lo ~ + uUI. HAM llPM, --Sept.~. J uly & Aug Be h ~ th b ...., LOST. Reward, Lab/ oit.•an 6~2 ~601 Agt o$4-49M ~tr...o 3171 ~ask for Sandy Brioncgo~fu~~ur~o~ur OrM~"ce:o~.lnetetu I sting an C:ALLANN675 l2" Chesapeake mix doii. bm •SHARON'S• Ot.rrCJ\Ll.. M l\SSAG fl 4911 1221 !131> llj(fj ••-••••••••••••••••••• · ... ,. """' ' molt-, l yra. 75 lb1 ----1 Condo.OrongeTreef>.nu 2 Br studio S32~ 0 11 Newpor t Oceanfront n.>eept.lonlal will answl'r CALRIHTALS MoRtyW..ted SOJO S lS/T1 vac 22nd&San l:tt·Mh .in•a :I Bt<. 3 ba. I br, I bn W 0 incld h w o s h er. I au n d r Y home alpa 6, '450 per wk. your phone for SlO per S...U... 957-1172 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ana Ave. CM 6"2 ti2A6 p ~TE R I hil 'H' th~· lrplr df>l)w,hr pallo Pool, 12'151mo. ~l 1515 faclUtlea. pool. Katelin Avail July 30'114·3Zl 1476 ~thl2.l Dally PIJol olfac~. fo)jmJture Mf" needs 3rd "Rlll1f' tlckl•ls Pit-a''' O\Jt-w & suilt!r 'harp Ron 831 "'"" or •93 ""72 or """' ..,. ... _ .. r ... , ...... 000 Sale• Leet: May 25, Manx Cat. cull me 641> OIHK L"'ll• "'"'·"·•u• I Br condo on stream. ten. · ~""' ::::. • . ..., 0 -tboa lsland. ba" front, ol R .. 500 ,..., u"' .. ....,, · r" ~ .....,""..., ......,,,, .... ,. w II -~ .,. ' 700 sq rt office space ,......,. ...tat .., &rtat. need capital male tabby. while hind -lllll, t"""• Jae .. _, 1 pier & bch 2br, 2ba. ft. -Uow ""liar, wh1ll.! Having been wt adnfl 1n 1'-•·w 2 Br 1 ba, S2ts5 fum. l280 ~-5268 .. __._ ... _ 3110 2 ... -.. ""T'1 available Pacific Cat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·5713 ,~ ... v -..v-....,.,.,._ ti 1 N rt 8 h CM lnd"•tn 11.tOO""f\ ---------tag w/l\54f.7508 I( s theSeiJtemberofmyhft· c.; .... 1ld sm "'"l ok Cpl• ---------1 "'" n ewpo c ..., • u... MmriP.911. T,...t he l I off d d '" • ,... P• i-1e h 1141 ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ' ---an"'"' re an.n•m'"' co can er 111 an --m d~.bltn!t 111826.0016 _.,....-ac L&e lbr .pallo&prka Nr CnllRobble.~-0757 12i6S 295.>Randolph "'B' ..._~.c 5035 ,~ · ,~"' , .. , ---••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br2Bacondo.alr cond. bch & ahopa. Balboa. 646-21.30.671>-3709 -~ (or<Loarellowtrovelcr I AT THI IUCH North Laauna. sharp 2 POOi. loCa ol areen area, l2:501WkST5-5810/642·9l!08 ~ Offlc•1 --M-,.,-.,,0-N_Vl_EJ_O _ _,. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ---------f like lo walk tht' beach in 1.2 • J bdrm11. d~hwhr. BR. 2 ba ' nr ocean. Gs.5rno TH·ll82235Se111. O"~f"'""E .,.,. S40000MllDID LOST · Over iazed winter" pacnlr an sum ... Udo 1 1 BR 2 b n•n """ ~17005Q FT • Dobt!rman blk/la mer f IO\~ to read anti lrplc'. garo&l' Nn !M!U S32:1/Mo. Rlll'. 675-6100 So.Mt a..gii..o 311' a e. " • a., F\Jll service. No lease re Air rond ofc, 6'7~m.4 for lat trust deed loan on p 1 n ch er 11 i c s a taUc & hsten & share 10, 2115 175t.hl8 St 960 .tl40 or Luxurious No Laguoa ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11111ail :.i~·~7~~ q 'd 200-600 IQ ft Plenty 835-0211 ext9582. ~~.!!~~::.~llfYWI p:;, Clemente of( Junlpero ely. quiet llm~ I hav•· ~l newly built large 2Br t..ce.qulet.luxur10111.ex of parlr.ln&. 2082 SE ' ' Reword ' 498 22 l S lotaoftunerorfunbutnu Oflwce pool!>idt• xtra lae duc>lexapC 2h8a .frplc. ec 2 br. 2 ba apt Newportlaland.2 8r slpm Bristol St. Newport L.CICJlmlllleoch ..... t. m.u.tm umlntcniatrate. 96C).t468or72'-UM7 tameforplaymaaumett I zbr, 2ba. bltn1i. dshwbr 714 985 1039 or lnquirl! Elevator to s«nic pr111 6. mo wk Nr bay. ocean Beach. ss7 7ot_O__ 375Sq ft \o87SSq Ft MCMllMS REALTY Found Male lnsh Seu can lal.ll(h ul m}sclf & ~r bch Adulti.. no ()els 880C'lifr Dr bch Party & game room. &parka ~-6582 SM Ok"s 779 W 19th St. Q.50 $300 &46-a3S7 * 494-1057 * In Mesn Vente area CaJI cry ul a lundnes:t I think s;i2:1 mo ~ K362 total security. Perfect CM SSS & S9S. Mr 9'19-62"40 • I'm a hell ot " ntc,· Ocean view S225 ulll pd, Uvtn&Of" wknd retreat for 2 Br. sip., 6, s undeck. S2.50 Walker 642 7474 7200 sq rt MG. Ideal ro LOii.iS 9Q/ womHn who would shar•· 2br•dulteondol t.ilk fnim fee the ad11enturou1 adult July. PlO \U&. 675·9034 mfgorworehouse Clea M /0 F'OUND 2kalteru. l blk lhl't\' ... hortcn~d du)' 1111•un Tt'nnu .. pool Homef1nde~ 5570822 Startin& al 1515/mo or 2l3 927-6454 • Bal STORE SPACE r.iood <ipan. oltlra height 77 AhoWTOl.o9• blll w whl µJwi.. W1thah~ll ofa n1cemlln 1-lubh»l' l\v111I 1mmed •AVt\JL IMMED Newly a.21135 Penln (ront1ge, pt'rfoct lo_ca ~S-~e~~11 ~11YI Fairtllt.Termsalnce li4V ABSOLUTELY CAN' Wntc •lltl2. Oo1ly Pilot :::~u:"" 847 IOIS7 or decorated I Ur I'> Ba Apel::Aah,_,.llled Nwpt8ch.atocean2.3.or lion. S200 Cott.a Mesa ~MtC)Co. KEEP 968-1261 i;~a.~~k!!~u. Co1lu condo Ocean side or oru..MWIMd 3t00 " Br. wkly Avl Now ~ 1140SQ n. -$300 Very de 642-2171 545-061 I Overloolun.cgollcoune.2 Hwy~+ "99·2661 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'1'S-4»22,ll.9!MthSt itrable Ideal fo Found p11p. ml1ht be LEARNPIANOTt.NlNt: br, ,,.., ba, $275 Mature ....,........,... 3-1-5-2 't'HZ~XClTtNO UOQ ISLE Tll EfRCIENT ~~~~::::al=. PlfY.AllPAITY Germ. Shep.. vie Spr· for an exc1t1111 and rl' ~ulll. no peta 846-3193 ••••••••••••••••••••••• p~~T04 Af'TNPTS. Beaut 3 Br hme, stepalt.o ALTrDMITIV£ Unit A 782 w. 20th St. C WIU pey men for your ln8dale, HDarea~7S warding tar..ecr Low •LOOI(• 1 or 2 BR apta, 125().S:JOO ao_u-.v •ES priv. bch'a Avl J u y, .IUIM M. Call J ack S aun 2adT.D.142·3STI LOST rnale Keelh.ound. ~t~y or eve clon Deluxe 2 bdrm·l blh mo .+ deposit Poot . BCH. Aua.Sept.87~1 ~Co moftlh ttn\ln· de"on. days '42·021 NeMJndttustead mooey Gray on bact. blonde w11., Btbto~ach Nu adl.llll 831·1798 r':::ibiii'f:~p. S14.S.Wwk·up.lnqulre445 ~=pt~v:V: eves.~m?. 2*'a.Jt~.-~!.Ct•uclla l:·":!tW:~~,!>;dtat I ,.!:?Mo!!' pemt. nu~ ~-Call ... ....,..._....... ll6t Ad"'•ii·NoPeb <>akSl.t.a&. Bch. -aae. --•. -m. mall"-• • , ....... -· .._ M II -'f •d " ,...._ Miiie M7 6010 ·....---" ... _ ........... o ... ""'u '"" -•ano a, '" .. •mt . •••••••••••-•••••••••• -••••••••••••••••••••••• 1581 •a Dr. .. .. .._ service. undcr1round •••••••••••••••••••••• An1wera to "Barney .. ~ 1 JBlocbloBch, 1 br.'17~. PAAKMIWPOllT <J8lkaEa81atdotNewport Npt ~. !br. 2ba. •IP1118 prlla ~-more , I n lbatle RVSt11r1au Rewatd.~ ...,_.._ 1005 ,,.. Bach e l ort. J o r 2 v 1 Dshwahr July. $325 wk, NcwlJC)rt...-1ch avail ao mo Nowport Homef1nden 557-0ff22 Bedroome l Townhouaet ~9lllO Aug. $400 wk. \'I blk to THE EXl!'.CUTIVt Duna 1131 BackbaY Dr. "'omu.950 ocea n . 675 ·903-4 o r SUITE N.9.6'4.0SlO. •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• HfW 4-"LIX Spectacular spa. total 21U'Z7"64&4 640·!1470 lentah W....., 460 I.Mt&,...., HOO 32 Br 2 Bii SJ.i-S I 2 Rr. rl'rrutlon pro1ram. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• riC'n 2 II•. 1390 A 11 aoclul Pf'Ollr•m 8 pcl()la. 8 Dona Potnt-P'um. walk lo Exccutlw omce apace ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1A1t Jun• 4\tt Small rf'1tur" Hltn11. patlo11, tenn•• rourt• Al l-'t111hion ocean, 3Br. fom rm, ~ aq ft ~ p1rt fl Mo• t.ooa llmt• Balboa real nu11ed brc td mah~ do1 h'fT:&c:t.-K 1•nt•I anr. utll Island, Jamhnrt~ & San • pOOl, l200 wk or~ mo. le111e w ioption to renew dent nero11 2 Br yrly 8 Jilack l:ihort tl•ht hulr rm forcC'd 1111r beattna J04tquln llUla Road 493-6138 496 57S9or ~-"858 ~ e P t I ~ , r.: f '• ' July I MovC' an l881n l714t644-lt00 V-......_•-.o....1.-4 .. 10 Corona del tar olrl~e ~l~~:Mn~~~& dya , Vallf> Cr +cul de uc ------FROM$2-40to$.13S __ ___.. .. i!Jte*lthvl wtt<t>ee11n , S\ l Orr G arfleld at New duplexee 2·3 br 1350 ~Beaut apt plana. avaU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• full u r vlco bid&. S3M Wanted houae u"dt Beach 1198·1111151, t.5 Mon up n11 Famll1 • peta furn or untum. Bach, 1 lbr Lab view hae for Pw mo. =. U.ve poodlf, must Pr1 £11u /wkn d1, ok.f1M912 br. 2 br, J b , a br. 2 rent. Lake Arrowhead. HatboC'R.ealty m....oo be In Cotta 11.ua •DO\ ~epl Co beach._. Br 2 Oa. bit.hi Beamed Uw rm1, ::~" w lu1d ratH. lm 9d ( a _&46-_3039 ______ .,.. ATTMI IUCH f'ple, CllU. drpa, '800Jrty dlnJq .,...,, •t.ora1e. orm.rrM. ..=.. a~lc o'fA::rt.. orei..uso Ofbwy."'blll b&td-a.'9 r,•tl o•. de e~•• l.•h Tah04, Boat'1, Raeoot arta. l2S aq.ft ......... ~/ to WaW , v.,, Ille. Jbr; I -....0.1 .. ...._ ..... c--..1-lftdSCl ... d ltOUftdl, Water SkltQf, fllb'•• room l, Dt tea.ft , fOOln 21 ..... . Roal deck w /ocwn Y\tw, ~'7 """"'• ...., .,._, ODY• Ilda. Ulhted •n • p11 lDCUne Vlllalt Q:ZS yrly <714) -4 .. '171 W/Ctll( epU. dr'ps A wall II oll 1yb a11, a at 1 2!Jr Jbs oondo. A.lJ UMM ote8H811 Pllpeil'I. Al1 ..., tit~. a c:habl\oute, bllllard1. ~ pool u waa fi 'P41tloe :tpoot. w•lls to 1wtmmln1 pool , pln1 J acuaal. Call (11,.' lll4HDMIW W1ttC'Uff t bov'a. SUS. ~b)dto-1pa, nm . M7 a.Ill. ---~--!~-....-. 1 bUt to bC'b. 2 ., br. mo. &e-4tll•"me no~ .. ec1w di• a rm ewte, .. , ... _ 2 sty 1100 .. ,. n .-•-.. U\w teamer Relllt vua L11UM \ail pd, AtC. ample &*1. .. ...... • ... ' -A Edln~NC'Wland A ............. TV Oono lUSrnotomo.~. crpta. drpa. frplc, pvt .. •bl ff • b .. b ....,,.. H a ..-_... ~taos. car. othcT Jrlraa ... as. u • r . • •· _,., ''"· · · O>Yt • ralrvt•w s.11. 2ta ltth. o•er. =~·~i:·~·~bl 0~~l~b~v AJIUCN·Mtl ........... 4410 16'·•1 1ara1• ulo door .._.... .. $11jrj 4JOO •••••••••••••••••••• .. • ~11 r avail Pool a .... 4000 ••••••••0 ••••••••u••• ___ ... .__...._..........,_ ;.i.;:;.;.;;~~~=--..... .-:.-.-:1 .. ...,.~._--..-~,..... ..... ..,J~~~~;r:,~~~ rt'CNatliPW art•. Adulu _" .. •••••••••••• .. •• Roi:lfnota lb ttJbr,2 • Ho peg. Prom Pl7 SIS wk "P with ba apt Pro•oa,orr tJt ., "' "" ...... ()pOtJ' lb PIO: -•• . NH1ll pie.. '7MMf .aft . > I , l WEMBl.EIS START NOW'' U&ht up rt'tl d 6 ~ I I MP(JRAf; ~ ll[LIJ 540-4455 17802Skypark HI . ste IOI Irvine.Ca CROCHIT N.t Eaperi•nC41d ladlta ____ ......;. ___ , to crochet. Call MM353 <.~!.RK • Liquor. Yull Croalnt Guard.I. l2.7~. ~8 Evei br. Ctty or Hunt. Beach. Patlce Dept needa Cron· --------1CL~RK Pbarmacy. lng srdl for summer Ill Perm Pt. time po.. wetbl Eqmnt provided. avail In apedally hr11 flexible Apply dnwlortt tor a ~rsona· penonnel dttpl 2000 Main ble lndhrldual wile) ha1 a St. H. fJ 92648 or Cnll real concern tor people SJ&-56611. &nklnl( TB.LU V t1m1· po1lllun a\ 111 Mon !I hri. ,.'r1 H hn, Sat morrun,11.> Uank l'Kl)Cr pri·f rl l\pply In Ptmion PtirllOnnl'I Office 10 12& I 3 Gollkn~ta!A! B11nk l02:l0S Paramount llownl') . t:.1 902-t I ~1u11I Opp0r i':mployer Some Pharmacy exp. Equal Oppor Employer preferTed Mutt be able t.o work 00 a flexible CUSTOM DRAPERY, IChedule up lo 8PM. Pli. INSTALLERS. Expr d. apply tn person Guild full time 547 6752 8 om to l.>rug1>. UllO San Mlauel. 3.638·7448pm'a NB Delivery & sales help DR.tVERS-Ea"' extra 1n come Early morn de llVt't)' LA Tlme11. 13C)(I mo C.M ~-4411\ Bob ElectrtclaM needed New COD11trurtlon. s Vr min exp req. &U·:MIS3 EHTIYUVEL POSITIOM Clenc•I ..vork In thv 11r counUna ofc. Does not r"' quire Bkpe exp. Person must be rast & accurote on 10 key adding mach .. gd. with Ol(urea ror com putatlon tnvolvlnl! multtpllcallon & dlvl11100 Typing 40 Wl'M C:AMIRO 7601 Clay. llunt Bch IW of Beach S or Garfield I E.O E Uo·Go G1rh1 & Comoo Dancen (iood t1f)tl &r waaea 944 li644 GUARDS ('011ta Mt':UI All Sh1fb Un1rorm~ furn Oldf'r pt!l"llOllll wt•komt• ('1ir & phone. Citll l:ullert 1213 J 772.7379 CiUARDS Cogtu Melli & Ct1rrllo11 Perm11nl!nt Full~ f'urt ume. Phone & lrnn1111 r~· q'd. Rtitircd wtilt'ome Call 546-0274. o (!' hrs IU l Cloeed Wedncsday11 Hc>b'T1':SSEl' (rn J l.'Wl•h y Parlll'' l·:><c It 111.i nttw hne Qin luttd lo h•ath pa.ytn11 purt or full unw work 494-0217 11ft ti Hoc.el MACHl"4tST WOl1clnq ,..._" for 11moll machine 11hop mtii nr own product M1.ttl ~ t•apublo & will lnl( to u<·<·cy t addltlon11I rt•11p11n•lh1 It 1111 l,ok ~·Uhl In!' 964 W 18th t NH MACHINIST l>1Vl'r"lflNf work load. m (I( 1• I 1· t t r IJ n I c 111 111 umt•nl11Uon Modern .,..ork ahop Advanr•d Kln1•1u·11. lnr 1231 Vh• tor111 SI CM 64111166 1.;oi:; MAllm WAN'fEU Don {lUl'(o1e Motli'I W.10 Newport Bl t'M •ll-7751 Coldwell Banker ntd1 4040 MacArthur Blvd Sle ~ Newport Bch ,AIMTBS Journeyman only Ex pc-r 3 yr~ mtn Rl'fs ~~ Perm employ mt'nl PAINT~ftS with at least ti yr11 cxpr only Call fl42·2'rl8 id!CIF I iOMIST Qllki:Mlal t.....,. spot tor .-nm • .,.at ~ bow. S"IOl'I Call Jiii f\»Wr~" l ~hnic "Snellln1 °' New~ lt.at'h Aa~nt.:)' &)t() C•IDCIU' Or. iWcepl Seely for R.E d4I veloper Self 1tuJer llood lYPl•l. pleaurit E>hOOtl m•noer U bk i:p11 h.-tprul o c ;\it1)ort loc St>nd n •1111m1• to P 0 Rox C'l9SU lrvlnt'. 92Tt3 RIECEPTIOMIST Srnall law ofr, 111rport area. N B Re!lpoMlblr lndtv to perform varll"d dull\>:< Ute. but ll<'<'urak typtng Call ll33·9983 RECIPTIOMIST Must l)'l>tl Will tnun on Suv1n Wordmastur SWrdn11 salury SM01mo Pleuse c1111644-4at2 . Rl'l'l'Pl Sl'<' .. \ H e11 I PAITTIMI fo~tate kn-0wled1te req'd Make Cl ... ICOOd h1>un lie pref'd New Re!\lden- Mu11t h•vl• car (;11 11 Ual Rt•11l E'ltale otc Full 7Sl 2585 lime. lnqwr~ 963-0902 Equ<tl Oppor Emplo)cr Banking. person w /exp In gt'n l~gl'r Ai.1' for San dy dl GJr(1clcl Bank. .................... ...i 9f\3~9tl0~2~~--~~--I COACH HOUSE INN needed. Fuller Brusb. !formerly Bradley·s, ex 531 666-t _ _ Pd" sauce & soups cook. DeUvery mun. L.1\. Tim.-s dinner house food & 3AM to MM Ovt1r 21 cocktail waitresses. w1goorl car Must bl' hostes11e1 & bus boys. ap· husller. ssoo per mo. ply in person. 2·4PM. tll 646-l.tl3or673·2M5 ESCROW OFffCER CdM Office. all benents + profit shannii. xlnl future w /30 it old com plllly Call Bay &<>crow. Park Woods 547·~ Pull llml' mauh.. llohduy Mul1l<1 wunlcd H11rbo1 Inn. f.aS? 11111~ Good Inn Motel '1eoo W licnd1ts Qinlal'l Person Ralbou lllvtl. Npt Och PAYROLL Rl!<'epl & Assist for op lometnst. part time, l'Xp AUU>mouve expcr. only pref'd. must tyl)e. be m A p p I y 1 n p 11 r so n . telllgent & well groomed Gu al ah on LI n co In 830-5211 ASSEMBLERS Fri. Esplanade Plaza. Expr•d Ex.cutlve Insurance Secretcry ncl ~i·SIJOO 67~~tt3 Mercury. tft800 Buch ---- (Temporary) Bankln(.( FILE CLERK Coolarl Bob Crel~hton Irvine National Hank 33157 Camino Capistrano Delivery ror newspaper SanJuanCaplstrano vending mach, early COCKTAIL WAITRISS Learn m 40 bra the most t!XCltlng, glamourous. tul(hly paid prorc11s. Day or eve sessions. Place· ment assist. Good Job OP· por mom. 642·31~. 646·2'.1$2 Hot.el -night auditor Exp Maid wanted fnr Seachfl pref Will train Conlart MOC.el. Lll(. Bch ~xp'd llohdny Inn. Lag 11111~ or not 19-l 41192 Blvd. HB Mon lhru Fri ~pUontsl, full time ror RS beauty ~ttlon zoo 'llpt Cntr Dr ~pl Uch K3.1-371X>, E O. E .. l\1'9Ff>I \Tl-'. •1v1·n101<~i-.--------_, ( u r 1 11 cl 1 1 1 d u a I ' t' " DELJVEttY MAN Early L.A. Times route North Costa Mesa. East Hunt Sch Must have de pendablc car. !>464481 Mulil have background and 11gcnry accounting. involcin11 homt' o~ ners · coverages & rasl lypln1>1 ublhly Top workinti cun rllt1on11 N1>w11ort Center Top puy Opt-n 759·1WOI personel <114 > ~ 5000 -------MANAGEMENT TRHll PHLEBOTOMIST RiCEPT /TYPIST 1wr11·n1·1·cl 111 inlxlnlo\ Rt\llTENDf:R Wanted. •'IJI '">' t·111111x1unu!> :\I .11 p Ume up lo 25 hr week. .il~o pl•rlorm , .ir11111' Pvt rlub 673 -7730 ror lit·clnc·al m•'<han11,1I nppt ,L,,('nllJly lt•C'hllllfUI'" rl' --, -q1111t'<I and ~h11ul1I not tw Ilcaut1r llotr :Sl) l111t want .1llt-1 g1<' tu , pt•\\, nr eel (or L11ttunll Ifill!> 1·ur111o0un<l::. S.1lun !137 2115 Delivery llome delivery of The Register in tbe•ar t.emoon. Good pay ror 111----------1 couple of hrs each day Approx S300·S400 mo Mu1l have dependoblc FACTORY TRAIMHS Houseke<'ptng lhll-1 w tl yr old haby Mon l''rl 7 JO lo 4 30 Own trans &'ill wk ~'3· 1363 tt<t 5p..!.!:!._ Housekeepln<J Ge-n«at 1': n I( 11' h 'Jll' ,, k I rt R. porm .. nt-nl N11wport Henth l.1v1· out :'i t.luv~. 11·5 Sl25 wld~ E'J>'d: Ynuni.: man lo work In .:rowu1).? tool rental bust 1ws." Must IJe neut 111 ap· pc11ram·e & huve very m•ut h11nctwrltit1g 6 011y wk "'1wkdy ofr PreCer marni·cl man for perm , r~p pos1t1on Ex~r not r t:' q ti App I y. I~ 3 (l Newport Blvd. C M F\IU Uml'. 6AM 2.30PM. will ctraw patients 'IUIJlpll.!11, atHSllll w 11teneral lab pro cedures. cxper 11bsolute· ly necesi.ary Top S11lary & Benefit prol(ram Pacifico Hospital Ul79'l Dcleware St HB 1142-08 ll . X2931271 for boat sale!! office Ap utude ror rlgure!I de:11ra hie 4 day week 1nrlfl, wknds. blS 32112 M11n Jl't1. 95 :10 RECEPTIO ... IST If lntensted Appty In PersOft: Boat CCll"'penter Broad e~p & hi~h tlt•~rl'f' 111 ,lo.ill rN1u1red for q11alil) pro<lu<'l Sam l. CaU714/75t-9194 So Calif Cocktail Waitresses. Inc . 17922 Sky Park HI, ill1.1 C. Irvin!!, Ca 112714. ear+ back~p. S40-~ •A:.i.cmblcri. Packagers llefer£>nct·~ Wrtll' Ad Ma1nlt'nnnc1• Person . --------- Rw.v t•ons1ruct1on 1·om pany 1n !nine Typing & lilt' bookkeeptni:. n1\'l' surroundtnJ.1~. i;ood pa'. :>57 75:.13or1113·~21i3 BRUNSWIC \lur-;t· Co 1;.15 1g.iJ K BOOKKEEPER. In termef11.11t' for intl·rlor DENTAL REC E P •And Warehousemen Cocktail Waltrt!:oises TIONIST Ex()tlr'd. ror Jobs Avatl ror all The Captain'!! Wharf qu.alil..)' crown & bndgc Jllhtf'ts NOfEE ~ll34. Oo11y 1•1101. r 0 must ht• ener11et1c Box l:lti41. Co,.1.1 Mt•l<a. mu lure 11t.•n.on <or detail CA 9264!6 1n).? ltne l'llf'> &. !ohOV Phone room personnel RECEPTIONIST OpportunlUel! for SCHEOULHS. Permanent 1wr1 t1mf' .... -I 5. p I t' 11 "II n I p h 0 n ... <Rock bands & dancing> ale Many bllnefils. N.B • nds tun & pit. we train. CallM4·D21l ...,.W ... -SJS muml Poi.1l1on a\nll 1m llousckccl)l.'t P t S.t hr mt•d l\Jlply 1n person Studt>nli. OK. ;9 Sun Th<.' Ferran Storr Inc . MA""'ET""'S. \Ol<'C. neat appearancl• Room Supenison. S3 hr 752 08&.I CORPORATION <kcnrotor studw. N I! T> pc 1nvu1rt''. account!> 3333 Harbor llvd. µ.i)ahll'. ;Jt·t·ount1> rec. Costa Mt•a, Ca. prt>pun· l'hcck1>. no 18 okay In food area. 2285 ~ ,~u :.7JJ'", Newport Blvd, CM. Ph Dental ORTHODONTIC .J ... .ir. 1fonr1• C>r. N 13 642 12'l~ 1351 E f'omnn11 St . Son Etrcctlve phone person· ncl needed Good pay RECPT-CLRK payroll, i"i>Ul' purchaiw 92626 orrlt•r-.. t'hl·tk rl'rclvini: \n F.qunl Oppot1 unn :r & &h1pptn11 dot·umt>nl~. •--E•m•p•l•o•yt'•r•M-•f --1 iomplt.· post11t!I. ~lust he ----j!ood "' r1.iuru1>. nexillle & h11ve chet'rful ASSEMBLY HELP pcr,11n11l1t) filO 8750 Summer 1m,,1 L111th ,\ da\'if;.11!HINlnft5 JO f,.:rm f>ORll llHI-, \,1 • 1 \ j'll•r IH't: t,Jl 071~1 BOOKKEEPER I-ttml' \.\ ed thru Sun l':xpt!r nee: lkn1d1ti. MECHA....,ICAL llulboa Yacht C:luh. t:all 1~ fornppl 673·3515 Prfl;lslon Auemblen Uookkl'e-p;;:-ror-;;-mall bu:.mes,,, retired person We are a small, mfg co 11k wi.3011 offen job opptys to liuuK~EEPlm osMmb&«s who wont c. ARt::E R to woril up to qualified UI 'POtlTu"NITY machine tool builders. l·ull 1.'huqlt-t..ookkecpcr You will receive good 111111 Ftr1J11r1al Sll.1te· bf!neflh & woril on 0 nwnb "' i.:mwtni.: In rnl' t'I>.\ 11rm l':qw1 t.. •ariety PCB mochln• ,~111t'11t11m •'<1111v11ll'nt 5 tool~. udj~tln9. trim· yr~ M more SJlary com· mln9, & fittln9 to mt'n:-urutt>"' t•xpt-r Call tolerance. Apply In !1!: appt <!I-I l_M33·00:1 _ penon: &1tuwl'r5 Wullrei.M·R. llP· 642-1.22.S AM. 152-8}5S PM Chall'l!ide A11st. P !lime HOUSEKEEPER Newport Bch Live m Room. bourd & -;alnry Cull days 751 712.~. t•vcs G4!H628 COMPUTER OPERATOR Swing shit\. 2 yrs job •·'(p. 3fi0140 DOS familiar w1JC1,&SpooJcrs S<>n Burt'11u e11p. helpful. Ap ply Nattonnl System!'\ Corp 13111 Bir ch SL. NI!. nr. OC A1rvort. E.O. F_::_ ('Ol'\ISTRUCTIO.._ WORKER, Hespon!ttl>lc 546·0006 COMTROLLER We ar11 i.e<'klng ii person t•l i.cryt· a~ controller for our Orangl.' Co. ba11ed 1111a nclally or1t'Olcd. tl1H•rsHh:d co. We r11q. a rrun of 3·S yra exper .. & ah•ltly lo lnlerfacc '' mgmt & financial In· ,rnuilons & a desire £or pcrsonul llrowth & dl· \Clopment St'nd re~uml.' & complute 1111l11ry his tory lO Mr J .A. J one::.. PO Bo-c l l~ Santa /\na Ca 92711 exp. preferred. Miuiun Viejo. 768-0211. 11·5 !Mital O(C m~r & rect>pl inC.M. Mw•t buk11led In de111in1t w rthe public & handl111g mnney Sulary upen. Opport for ruplfl advancement Send re sume lo Ac.I 1:!133, lh11ly Pilot. I' 0 llo~ 1:,60. Coela Me-.a. C: A 9'.!1626 Dental Asllfsh1nt11 wanted I Chalrside <.11>Sl!ll & I re· rept fum1 l 111r w 1insur11nre forms. Top salary & liener1ts 64H6~2 DENTAL Asa 't Som•• exp. prefl'rred. Appro)( 4 d11y wk. Hrs. variable• Clegln lmmed 631·3733 dayw. 41M-8403evt-:t --- Tf•mporury Servll't'!> 4320Campus. Ste 130 Nt!wpurt lk h S49·8tn I 142\S Crandi\\t' Santa Ana :'iSll·!Jll!:!l FARRELL'S OININ<: & !CF. CR f,,\ \1 PARLOR needs bu~ people & !11-. hwa~hcrs & utility p1·11 pie Apply In per~on u;.101 Reiu·h Blvd . lln Mon. lhru Frt . 11 :toA M to J :OOPM . Prl'fcr Ill yrs old or o lder Mall', Female E11ual Opportun1t ~ l':mploycr llOUSEKl':EP~:R 1.tvt• In for rouplt'. m u'l have nu. :!1702 0<·1·an Vi<,tu Ur \pl ,\ ~ l.Jgunu lf.1!12Hl 1-1 O lJ S F I\ I· ~· P 1-: R ~L1t1111· :1 If l'.\1 sh1(1 11 7 nll!ht ,111ft . 111 guc;,t homl' (. M &l<i ti7 l(, I IOl'SEWAHC-:S SAi.i-;$ 2 to~ tla)" lOl'lud1ng Sun day Cro~n ll11rt1wllre 3107 F. Cua!>l Jr,..) l''1M f'rt.'<' furn O(C rnr ludy Ul ltL~f)<'l°llOn pr1mt> uddresi. Ill xrhnr PRECISION MECH'L for anawl'r'g phone In .i t.crnoon. 54»·16031H2 INSPECTOR DENTAL Asst. X-ray he For l11t ,utidt' tnllJlt'l t 11111 Non·bmokcr Nl•\\'JJOrt f\tller Brl.lllh, l rull. l pit of ~moll prCl''"'"" Reh. &w-0211 posillons avatl calllnu on m11t>h1ned & moldt:d established l.'uiitomcr:. pa r l >1 W o r k 1 n g DENTAL RecpltUf l' 531-6664 knowlf'dl!e of V14.S truc Mgr. OrthodonUc ofc. ----po~itlonang prefd Profs Poise. reHabtlily esscn cwnt ust• of ml·usunn~ lial. Top pay for t•>P <icn11ral OfOce mi.trumcnts ri•i(d ply tn VHSOll .'171•1 l'larcnlln. C: M 64~HJ390 Cook, rl lnnt-r & cook's person. Full nr ptllmo TYPISTS Sf/\COSwtTCll lNI' ADVA ... CEO helper Premium wages Resume lo· &Ht S12. l':I SECRET ARIES 113'J Baker Col.ta Ml"K<t CONTROLS ;---------1 Ph 496·5446 btwn 0· 12 Toro, Ca 92630 Your skills are in de· 549-3041 M7 \'ounR St. Santa Ana l(\ only _ ------D E N T A L i\ !I s t mund at all levels or ex ~~ual 0f1por F.mJ>lnvl'f ------COOK1f:Xper'd. Brotler wrQr;thodonUc Chalrside per We have many Jobs · AnEHTIOH: ,·,. ;1 .ind all meals. Apply in exp. Top pay for n~ht in the lrvlne/NewPort R.E.LICENSEES 4 person aft 3.JOPM. person. Resume to: Box area. Work where & Installer <'ahlc TV Un U e v"' Io Pc r o P ,. n t• 11 I ' I ~11ch House Inn. 61U 512. El Toro, Ca. 92630 when yo\I please. derl{round & ovl'rlwud. "cneral real l'sf.ilc n(flt'1· i... ~LJllQ(K'S .,, II II L L ____ .;.,_;_ ___ -• l\lso bl'nt·h techn1c1un 111 Sun .Ju.in l'up1~tr11no -· 8th .. ... .. ... frl'IOt•ndou:-. oppnrlunil .\ 2day week, eKpcr ~~ ~"Ji'1J Slucred /;42 3260 " _ 1 ,. , .,..cepy 0 ow ane. ag Dent.al Hyglentst S'S l':xp pref'd. trainee con· .inti top 1·11rnm"::.ton:> ·: Wll(lllR r CUOK,lullumo.someex Cal1642·1050 -"'J!'-:''lr' lU!IThl INS_U_R_A_N_C_E __ l'all K.11 ~:!or lllll 11:i;, ) H t: ptJr nece11S1Lry , Apply rn 0-L S IST ... ,c.e; ANOhES pl' r :> u n. p \! r by ...,,A A S AnT Work in Beaut1Cul NB tn \TTH \C'l'IVI-<lllU. P"'"'SPF11N08 Rl·~tauranl. 1262 S 1'; Part·t1me cha1rside. for Temporary Services plu:11tnt ofr surround 11tl'l' 11p(J<lr'l111u1, fur ,.:1rl wooou1NO MILLS Rnstol. CM progr1;S&ive orricto in San 1'320Campus Ste 130 ings. We nt•ec.l an Un 111 rno11l-1 11rl\atd,\ 11 fr,.. •1E,.,~OF1• tlPCH ta Ana·Cost.a Mesn Are". Newport Bch M9-8071 derwrlter w•ugry t·xpcr hoUt," '"'l·k Stm•tl) foi COOK Some exper nee. !Y79-39711 1424 S. Grand /\11c in nw~ ll• lrg bulitrW!.> run \ ··ry dtH·rt·t•t & Ill BULLO"" 'S o~a1-c7._1:.-,..a... Santa An11 358-9021 ill'<'OUOls Salury OPt'n i:ooo l..tsll• Tt•rrHir puy "" llt:ulth ure foclllly """ .-•• uw l~~~-~~~~~~I c.: a 11 Mt '1 B d kl' r Must be attr11cl1l'l'. huvi• WILSHIRE lfunt. ~ach. Call Mon. Experienced In ex-,._ _________ 1 1133-~. m<'t! ngun'. be stable & , lhru f'rl .. 9AM·2PM. panded dulie11. l rvlne1• ~oph1sl1 c 11tNI Prefer a leuding r1111hlon special 1147·3M5 Ext. 43 area. call. M. 652-8339 CHHSAL OfftCE l11suranc• over 21 And wlll ron ty &lore will open its first COOKS. BARTENDERS. Looking For TemPoruty F'tre & Ca"ua 11 y. 1 n s1rlcr full time employ. Orange Co. s tore In DRIVERS.PtUme.Over DENTAL Work! Ea rn t1xtra dependent11gencynecr1, ment for quuhfwd 1tlrl us NEWPORT BEACH on 21 yrs. lmmed. openings. AsslJtant. minimum ex money worklng locel all· qualified ugf'ncy rla1m:-. Girl Friday & H11ccp AugW1l lat. um. We offer Apply in person. Me'n per. wtll train. prefer X· slgnmenta that add in· person Xlnt benertts llonist D~cnbe yourtcH an opportunJtkto join an Eds Ptna Parlor. -410 E ray lie. rrtna• benefits. terest to your life & open sal11ry open Ex per nt'c ·' I I W I ltl f h f d ... c .60-.. ~1'7'13 ________ 1 new opportunity. Your C.all Mrs. Baker. 83.111~ 1 n ue la r t I! l u ext ng aa n owar l7u.1 St.. M -office 1kUl11 are valued - Class1fwd AD No 699. organization We are DENTAL ASSIS'l'ANT ror Dally Pilot. P. O BM currently accepllng ap. Cooks 6'penlr)'men. Pedo Practice. uper ut: Insurance 1560, C~lu Me'la 92626 plkallons for ltw follow· experienced. Dolh day & oref'.d. X·ray lie req'd. lndept-ndant 1n11 111tenty ----lr\gposltion:s· ~1ight stuns 1&vall. Apply _ni_t11_1 Ch_a_n_ta...;.l_a_t54.....;.$_·5$80.....;."-i~O~ offi ce • needs qual1flt!l.I 111 ATTRACTIV1': Gill <or SELUNG inperson!D l d s urant••· .it•count un ~rtl! dl!ll Vl'rY ~1 t:ST 3300 Paelnc Coa11t llwy. Dea 111 n Dr a ft am an. 0 over 0 a derwr1wr f:xf)l'r Ill 11ro OW ORANOE <.'TY IFuUor,,ITln Newport Beach mechanical paru & 81· 557•0061 t'l''\>11n1< ~1·rv1c11111 •'-7~1 3!IM or 751-39M, ask p-~1&.1~t tiembly F\111 or P1tlmt. mkt I! t·ommt·n·1111 .tt' for Mike _..,_.. COOKS 540-1142 37Z3 Blrrh St, NB cnt'I 111 un 111-\l'nc·.,. XlrH •AUTO MICH. TICHMICIANS! 8u1y Ch~v ~t'rv1ct• Dept lo add IN'hn1<11ao1. for hl(hl rne\·h11nk»I. 15A, nrw r11r uc1Ju:H ment.a. door 111ta111 allan rntnt. who take pride In workman1hlp. 18 $0 hr. Opportun.lty for advanre· mebl See Servlett M1r. HOWARD Chevrolet. Oove II Quall St.1 . Arccssorie~. Children·,.. Vucloua i hU\t. Extu\r -----bencrtt~. lop !otlarv oJ.M.•o C "'me Ii cs, I" In,. rt-q, Tin~ Naylora, San Dlshwaahe-r Call \1r-; Bnkt'r tt1:1 !l~~I J1•wf'lry f'\Jri;, 01n11. In i 87b·7700 Nik for Von or tim.1tc Apparel. Men'& Ju 8 n 1 P 11 tr" n ° Hovlk GENERAL OFACE fn~11ri111r1· 1·x1)('r ll"rt111nu1 Sportsweur. Mllllncty t!l.1-4951 00-NUT--SHOP-. -r,-tl_m_e-.-.-11 l Person oencc. A t P & llnl'll 1tndcrw1·1tu1 for ftlltl <Wlgstylhtt 1. & Women's S.:ll thlngi fast with Dully nlaht shlfl. No exper. AIR. Ute typln& & fillnic jlruWrnK 1111trncy Fuun F.hol•11. I W d -W Xlnt benerlts. M0-1718 for lu1n VI)' (.'ull !I 5.1Hi2 '1118 Pi oc ant A 1. nee Alt --41. oman. appt. An uqu11I up ---Apply In pe.raon. Mr. portunlty employer INTF.RIOR OE.c;H;NER SAi.£ SUPPORTING r--==------.., Donut. 13& E. l7th St.. Muit h11ve e'lper in du CM OENERAL OFFICE. IMO 5litn & be akllle<t ln aales. ..;...;. ..... ---W--lc-"-~--• per mo .. nr OC 4'1rport. M11i.J dt"''"n 11tudio, N o u~Orier>' ot ._,rn ~In\ 1larlln1 po1ltlon nffd1 rldlblu maturt• Pleaten. ta bi.rs. ht°'· ,Judy 11-4 833~ ponon for cxclt1na PG*• men. needed. CXl>et or -... 1 11 1 I B ,.. ....... L o-c• '">n. 11om11 tr a vu • u11rn ta t\na 1135 li~.oti llnlon bcnefilN. Call for "' d. M n Mf\NAtr' L:H. l'X"r 11r will .-.xpan Ing O gag~ l'O ,. .. 1nterv1ew714/S40.7441 1 O Cl h tr mo !1100 $1.000 per mo n l'Jt. Y · as ttn 1m ~ hl•nf'fils 10 ,tart Ap~ l•_•_-~·-·-·---~~~~·-•_•_•_•I med opening for a recep ly In person. Me'n Eds PLANTSM/\N wanttld ror llonh;t, Must type btwn $5 & OOWPM Contact Sl l.'•i .. 1<1~.1Purlor. ~ 10 E 17th cure for Interior plants m c .i 1 h Y Th 0 m P 6 0 11 . ,. rnmmert'la l 1l'tlln1:. 714-963·7873 E<1u11I Op mu.'\l have expcr & '(Int MANY FEE PAID POSITIONS driving rerord C.:.111 portunity Employer Margaret ~57 utsni---------• I\ lso Fc•t• Position:. Irvine Penonn.t t ACJeftCY 4fl8 E 17th l'ostu Mc1>a Suite 22'1 tl42· l470 MAHINf: TECllNIC.:lt\N Mu1it have exr>er . 2nd dus:i lie r._.qwred. Radar l'ndorsement lll!tltr11ble Xlnl Co lienef1ls Salary rnmmt>n~uratc ""1exper I> Y N 1\ :\1 1\ H I N E 711 !W;Q :!4 11 MARKETING betw£>l'n 8 311 & \ 30 Wt'C.'kdays -----PRESSMAN '~ gl'nf'rttl !>hop ~xp Will tra111 Resp per..,on only 979-2813 Prmler Instant Prtnt~ Expcr If only ITF:K & 1\8 Olck 360 Operator Growth Pulenl1al Sal open Xlnl hl!n11f1h L11wn.i 1!1lli1 M1s-,11rn V1e111 a rt•11 .All :11 :10 l'HOl>l '( 'Tlll'I \1 1\~ \l,f:H fk'l>Wurant COUNTY PERSOHNE&. rULLTIMI': DAYS& NIGHTS APPLY IN PEHSON 2 5PM TUESDAY St\TUltUA't' CARL'S JR. l!JS12 &:a ch UI 1 ii llunllnl{lon Beach. Ca COORDIHA TOR Te 1· h n ll' .i I h 1· kg r n d , ,,c•hf'dullni.: MJlN & gno<t phone presenr1• to join ouL'ltanrltnH opltcs firm 111 I r v 1111· I n dus t r i 11 I Park t '.ill Mr Conn 556-8200 Sm .1 I I E I ,. ' I r 01--------- ------ M~·hdllH al \tiµ Co nr UC \1rport. nl'e<ls exper production muna1wr Xlnt op()(1rtunity Send rt1 suml' & ~11lary h1slor) to J\d No. 916, natly Pilul. PO Holl 1~110 Co,,tu MCba (';1 926211 Masons Exp'd In brlrk. hlork. t'tr for n11n-un1on Rear. ~Ilion Sal an h.:i~t><I nn Opportunity exp l'h \' llll l' l ';1ld1H•ll het,..t•en 1 :io & ., rur To !fl"' 1.:1n 02tJ____ Make M&tun· "'11men wanlet1 Extra r c1 r h o u " l' l' I ~ a n 1 n 11 iervwt• Jl time Cur net· Money Tops~ 11 l:'i ~ 12.1 Attend lhv Cree metiltnl! ----Thur11day nl!(ht. J11n1• M ,\I l ' HI·: w () M ,\ N 23rct Jl fll)ltt111y Inn It t 'Pl l' t" "'\'It' om e Anuhelm and leurn 11ho111 111 "c'<>m1 r.. & t·ont.eN an l'Xt"ltma m•w proclut'I m1•rl'li.u11, Fh•'(1bllo' hr.. that you t·un 1nfn,.f11c·1• to Net'tl t'ar ltll• typm.i 11 o 11 r I , 1 l 11 J , ,( 547·3u95 Ot'll(ht}111-. 'lolu 1'.111 MECHANIC <1chlt•\lt! l•IO ~ ol exl1 1 part tim1• mcomt! d1Jllur~ Brake & Front end. top or fu11 ume No 1t111u11t sill 5' :a c.lit Y wk. POlllll b1 h ment. nu ex pr neerl1•1I. t.v to takt! over shop for Work when you wunl I•> r1~ht persCJn Leave ms11 work. .")41! ·l-000______ Holiday Inn Ht•lll11uranl J.P. MAC'S GENERAL STORE Now Accepllnl( '\p11hcauon:. ~·or AJI Restaurat1t & Lounc)t Po1itl0ft1 Must~ tliorovl'r Apply betW£>en 9am·noon & 2pm -~pm 10142AdmMAve H11ntl1W)ton .. ach t-:11ual Oµpor F.m11loy1•r RETAIL CLERKS UTOTEM Cortvettfence Markeh 1'0!!1t1ons open I !It, znd & .1 rd ~ h 1 ft ., 1 n Sa n C'lt•m1•nt11 & L111tunu llt>at·h Other areas have 11pcrunR11 also. No exper rl'l'fd Apply ul uny of our11tor('8 2Sll8 Newport Blvd Coe;la Mes11 642· 7702 ~florh11nl<" lo maintain Thurs. June za. 1:30 prn l<1wn mowlnit eqwp for Luau Room ig5-0 So IRt< homoowncj'j\ 8!1110<' In Harbor 81 Anaheim "'r _. ... 'LS L lrvuw Pt•rmnnent full Disru•ylAnd Bnn1t your RsrAI A ES Umt'. itood benent .... ex· husband, wlf{I & fn£>mh• CLERK 1x·1 rl'q d ('all 55211200 1 __________ 1 Cnrd11 & OIOct• 11uppllet1 fur appt lrtll'!'C11Hna & l'hallentt tn.il "'ork 1'\111 or p1t1me Will truln lk•u<'h Stu t101wr~. 10.tO Cu n1µ11~ D1 , NB MOTOR ROUTE Thl' l>ully l'tlot hutt a largt• ruull• 111 Mt~111on V11•J1J ,1n•11. j(OOtt for hi.Rh -.thool oi "ollc~e 'lludenl \ppro' ,·arnml{JI S20t.i pt-r rnoolh Cull 642 4321 and leave nam«' and rlbo~ MIGHTCLIRk 37 llM.ln1 Pt't w~ek C•ll 54~ 94'11 or uppl)' II'\ perton to, Cori•l Reef Mot«'I. 264S Harbor 81. C M Stt Eh M Shirley nN. fll'rm1nrnt P trlml• & On 1•11ll !)0!'1tlon U\11.111 \II .. h1fb Cnll Sunu An,, P11yrhlatrll' lln"p ~IU481. EOE ROllMSOM•s HIWPORT II.AC:.. l1 Acctplln11 Applications f'or! Newport Beach ....... ,/n!fe rOllN .. , Mertl\andtte Handlin a w tr a n. eac h wii;n-m s lnll potl•nUoJ' unl1mlted. Dr9pery, leeu2 MllUken l Girl otc. Typtn11 50 tl40-8'7&0<111ys,54U40011rtt-------... •I Aw. trvlno. 540-&*. wpm. BkkPnl· iw.p. tor $ 30 COSMETIC SAi.ff sa.oTHJHG SAUS We offtr an urelltnt compensaUon pl•n In· t'ludlnc• Ubfrat dllcount orut«e me~handllt. Pk'ue a,pply In per10n. Mon Sal. lO• u " :l-4 83 F~HION ISl.AND Eq111l oergr T.mplo)'tr tuted duU... Call for In ------~ DRIVEi Mrvl .... ,_.m_oo_. __ SUNDAY OHi. Y 61M1Ut. OFfllCI O.altilet D•lly f1 1lot lnvolv phone conla<t. bundlea ID c.-arric ra Re· wOf'lt'I w/c t.omcrs. d • qulr•• v•n or larae au wed: It lyptna. ra1tt ••#>" Ind a lt>M drtV· VIC'UlWa, llCll 1)4)', 9rOUll Ina r•torcl. PhocH ln11uranc1. Apply s..m . a. li:llk fOI' Harry 2Pm ft1nn Fri. O.rdon',. I 1· Eciv•I oppcM'lunl· Pwt Cc·11lt'OI, 11116 Ran tf tme!o~tt ~lph, C M F."pr t*q\Urt.-d Apply ptl'tl>n.nel, 2 to • ll llt Mon thru Prlduy, •2. P'aahlcm fllu1d Nl'Wpon c~t ·r P. o F. :. : f' .. I ........ s ... Q ... Wlp&~ uun&,...... ... n ,,..,.. ..... -UN eMtll -,.. _.,.,...We ret.r11 ,.r••u•UJ _.... aund.lw taa • ltnp. lat airlift• l.D. ~re~. Pn· .. (~ TrPI ... 1211 • w Ill. u.11 a....... ,,..---.. --,-.. ---l.04. S'nJrP A IAG IAJ.& 111 ....... Hl. ,. lcMd.bensCaJl~ • ···-·· .. ·-·-···· *1.00. to.a lat,.,. •. Iott A theft! ror • PlftC)nalil*I taa encloee w a lip a per. fa b rk or 1~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ··o.y Glo"' pe~ 6 wet: 1'..qlaal()ppcirt tmploy'ir Purebred Poodl• It A111s\UN~IM1'tlrift Armolu. Europo•. It~ to sood home. Qop. • Np&. wU• -,.t'k • trim your tao. Or tC'7 two caret. ,_.. IN ...... ,_.. tMO TELLERS beautiful Ce uou1111t. Ul·5'Tlor1Gm'T Deb. mutt•~.m.68 FNeGcrmu~rd An liq u• 11 leaou r I ta part ume <JI btl 1 • Manne Pal.nUn&. Jarn 1 puis Lo IOOd bome. Grandma Eatate. cut ti.di Lo back PRICES •NorJte 4/SUp ll tlOea. &It tqi1 11.!IOea. ...................... .... .................. . Pan.llM&a. 3 baby. wlap 01..ASPAA u· Runabout clpd pe.rtl.aUJ t.ame. Bat lllabdhr ofr. 4M-4TT'I a.fl.• Call ;,,.-.o twl\ full Um• opealnS• G Tyler. UdO". alnt 41i-MTI 11 .... alped Steubu. for upenenced Wilen ptoveftUC9.13M517 Bo hem I• n Ha P po n. lOormorell.40••· 4 mos old mat. Ba....,_ 'TS -i-Jadl JO' SaJesTu Incl~ kitten w/papen. alao batt°'t:'M vtir ,.:ua,i:· ~Al.£ LAOV wuted ~~p'd 1n • f'IUll\ Wotne• 1 Appart only Salary com KITTENS •• Tabby. 2 tmaurL Katanl, beer musurala with u Oak Hoosier Cabtoet wtth blktwbl. 2 are71wht. l It.tint. chocolate 1tu1 NOCARD! 1n1/Wbt female tt\tcn 11lot cond. i11.1Hl0 TMI llVlHI CO. ONT CT nour. au&ar blnl. ~ miXecl. tWb. 6'4·29 c:owred butler diab. ~ "t-rlence. C A Walnut table. dre11er. ued llHI 6 more Draw )'our own or Mod S5'1·1291 fm.UlO ' rw,ne. addru.. phone 6 Kot Ir pond 1old rtsla. All 8 1\(4'9-l ~ N ... pon Ctr Dr Nl'#l)Of\ Beach. CA M Equal 0s>9ortun1ty VlCXI HANSEN 1921 Whtte11ewtn1 m11tb. ENG LISH Sprl nter Handmade l9l.b Century UftlH ITM9AL <tltt> Rocktna cbalr. Sp .. lel. lO mo•tha. q\&llta. primitive Pvt we II make one card per for •~o or will ull U-OWIHS Employl'r nu"'' r~ 567-0338 bo11 .. brohn. obed. pty. Tbun, "' • Sat Saviln & Loan '"11..c" 1010 traloect•n• M. 1•TUlll't! nr. c .... taa. Add 2Y each Twin m Chevy• l \&al Send c~k OC' money or -~t.e 7$l-4I07 overhauled. Elec rk MONEY (& PR1DE) P ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cockapoo/Terrlar fem ~" A San D4e10 493-8601 Wuhe~. dryer• Clean P'IP9· dttto '1~ •<>rt-a IMO t.nm ta.ti.. New varoiah PtLOTPatMTIHG ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shower. Propene9'o••" P 0 8o11 1500 Baby Grand player piUO. oven Bait tank. depth n.. Ltt. UIM'..t•• ....... botlt ,,. ,_..._opeuhtgs .... ~ ...... lo• WY.._, who w to worfl for a IYilwj. WE OFFER •G..-.Hriy.W.., •C:O-. raid W..tdy ....... lo..,,_ •Pd.T~rt- CALL TODAY START TOMORROW 714-833-8095 TIME-LIFE LIBRARIES INC EOEMF" s•aftenOft SICT'Y /alCH'T ll.4CHAUA I li1rl ofht'\' with youn11 ~1tcc11 1n f'11l r1rm Out!lmnl( & front office a pPt!1mrnre Ty Pt! S.S 1&0 Wf1M & It bkkPi Xlnl beoofll~ Will lraln Junll grudu111e 875·6700 SECURITY GUARDS F'Ull or put Ume No CIC pt•r1cnce nuceuury fo'am eaay money aellln~ Service Station Allen· 11 11uarunteed health. & dunt. exper"d 011y & wei11bt loed produt'l 1' or Eves f'ull & p 'time 1\p information c111l Paul al j>ly, Shell Station. t Hh & 640 ~21 days or 675 9626 rvlnc. NB eves & weekend~ -------Service Stu All11nd11nl . exper'd F'ull or pltlme SALES P /f'IMe Apply Arco Station. 171h Laguna 111 11~ Mall .\lrvlne,C M _ Ht'lall Mon thru F~I. Sl•n1cc Station Man 1520h~l!W~kly S2•:"> w nt ed c:.!1 Pull & per hr S<'hc!duh.l IO bear J , • rang~ Maletrcmale 111 p 11me Some ellpcr fop Ht. up ""'M44 Wl\Re!I +comm .. VIC · pay 11f\er I yr Apply Cltrey ~ Cht"vron. 604 S C111 Hw\ LJW Bch Nn phorll' cul~ SALES ru•utcnn In V11ch1 hu"I ~~ IJ>Cel firm 645 0229 Scrv Sta llelp Net.'<.IE'd Im l'n(.'<ilatcly Pull or p t \pply. ~ E Cat HYo y, NU SALIS Qualit\ portrait ~tudlo ~ual ~unity late models 1100, 1 yr ~29 VV1""':. auar Yree dell very __ mployt!r ,../F Malr Cha. Wlll alao buy Lovable P\ckapoo. rrtt lo TltUCIC DIUVla 638·2MO you. 982·3"5. & Ute'Maintenunce AP· P'RG HT DAM AG l!:D ply 1n person. P¥n· flOfPOINT SALE. 3308 Pree beaut black/tan nyaavcr. 1660 Placentia. w. Warn~r nr Harbor. paws. Shephard/Lab to C.M. Santa Ana. 9ft..2921 ;:,,;,:: Lo good home. l'pholstery & 1clllna depl lead pel'llon. Muat t,. ex p'd m layout. cuttlna. heal heallna. sewlna & ~upervl•in~. 54().1142 WAITRESSES. So. Laa. NB & C:M p /time & r lime Coffee abop up Rers please Charlie's Ch1U Ok 1714 l 549-0351 w......_.~Hostet• Exper Apply aft S. ~7 W llllhSt CM June %3 at 2 PM Jllne ZS at 7 PM HURRY!! One MaJe Oreat Dane 4'i 2 Poodle mlHI t.o rl&ht •MOY .... SALI• REFRIGERATORS hme. 91Q.LllO WASHERS DRYERS fwwihra 1050 New-U.ed·a.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUNLAPS$41-'1780 1815 Npt Bl Costa Mesa STOREWlDE SALE · Hew• UiMd rum. apl)l'a. CMH PAID miac. WiltoO'a Bareatn For ww11>ryn1Rerna Nook. ~ • 814 w. 19'!1. wortlDi/not 957-IUS CM M2-7930U0t8-DS2 Refrl&/fnn. w1hr11 dr)rs. new " ~. re pair eervlce anti We take trade Ina CROWN R El"RlG ERATlON & APPLIANCES ISi ·O:WO ••1 IUY•• Good med Furniture & s\ppllan«:s-OR 1 wlll .e1' or SELL for You. · MASTal J>.UC:TIOM 64U"6 A IJJ..'625 li cu f\ P'ra1Uesa whl\e CASK PAID refria 18 Noa old. A•lt For ,oc>d used rum. anti Ina 1250 5S2·1'1l7. quu & color TV'• 840 27&1 lll&'J-8133 -~~--~---Kenmore Wai1her Sft6. Indian Cotton Sol•• Lov Mayta1 or 0 .£. Gu eaeate-Looae plllow. dryer Sl25 ea. Kenmore Choice colors So&8$ Both Wusher 1100. Guar P"at. LI• aelecUon tamp1, coffN tbll " fine ------• home fumtablngs at THI! FURNITURE CONNEC· 'II.ant~ door to dMt i.ale11 ---------l Jl{'rann Mu11t b< your \hnted. Exp·d Banquet Allct60R IOll llWT\ ~:I. wllllna to e11rn ShlPil1ec Clerk & rood waitresses Call ...................... . Bl ·'200 p Wk 002·fl2U u l I V C t For e ectr1c11l cnmpo ... i.11 on ll'JO oun ry nt"nt11 mi.nllfactun•r Ei. Clu!:_~]I ~ •PUIUC• Salc11 Reul Estate per prd'd Da1~only W<'ekeoo care needed for •FUIMITUll• l.1cen-.ed but cnn l work STACOSWITCH IHC l'ldi1rl) wom11 n both lull time• We have OJ>l•ll l\39 &ker COlltu ~\loi.J morn In~ & evea ('nil • AUCTIOM * 1n1111 rur ' pcnon .. In 549-304 t Mon thru fn 8·12only. •T..th 7:JO ..... . 1trov.1n1t C011tt1 Mebu nr 1-:qui.l ()pp()r Employer 642·9217 ~ Wetc ..... t ~'; ~~a~t~!' t1~11;~1~1;:u ----Wt! net.'CJ ~~pie who~ e-•·:::: ht'<"Omt· a full timl' rl•ul Sl(~N Pi\IN1"ER mu11t be ttl leut 10 lbl\ over LA.,.,_ l''tate pro! e ulon;• 1 t".i..per Full or 11artt1me weight Call Ms Stun<! at SSS SAVI SSS What'& your111 l"or t11 CollG46·00W 7~1.g11s. Wo can tell you We honor BofA. MIC. , . II T how to lose pounds & Caahler"1 Che(IU 6 or mat 1 on c • 'm S9r&y painter, he lper no earn money at the same Meaeher 0100 3-174 exper oor Muat h11w time CASH. No pet1onal SA.L!S TIAtMIE Fast growing romp11n> n~' '!OI~ J>t'Oplt· will 1nR lo wnrlt hard ~all!')' plu"' romm1u1on whlll· 1ra1nlnit IMlde &out!Urtt· "ale<i Componv henl°ft" pru t t:<:ted tt'rrt111n ~-$~1 (' IH $2 7 5 t 0 S l II r l ...;...._;.,_......;. ____ _ 768-1'1719 •STUDENTS• SUMMEAWORK FOil STUDENTS P 1' ~ Ill hr lnkr hom1• L.ixul )oh 11111!1< 3 "hlll!< Attr 18+ (7 U l6.'l4 ~:l WOOD SIGN MAKERS. wllh some artl!ltlc CK perlt"nre 4114 297'9 SCHOOL SECRET ARY Nff<k'd fnr lhi:h Sl"Metl Att.endcnt .. Ofrl"'' mwit IYlll' ~I Wt'\i 1.1k1· dll"\J uon HO WPM prev1ou11 .x~r dca1r11h l1• poalUonl•--------•I lo begin Aull 15 Apply Cap11lrono U n1flt'd School 011tncl 32912 Calle Perfecto. San Juan Telephone Company l(ely Sefwf Ice• .......... dlcrh O,.llMcpWltlt Telephone Co. Capo. SICllTA•Y lllGHSCHOOL Skllla Sh eo. typlna &<> 8 Ill' day. ll Mo'• p.r yt'&r Fiend l~ller ot op1>lir11t111n & n'IUmf' lo J•trjj()nnrl Ole l.aaun11 l\t'aich \ n1rtt-tl School U1stnr1. '•·'o Rl 11mon1 . l.a1u1n .. JkiiCh ( '11 !121151 c ......... .,. SenlceClrL Dlspotch Ctrk. Wr llf'\" lh<' ""mt' !\UP J'll\•r or 11 l,c rsw telrrhnn1· m "ell~ Fmpll\Yf't'll "r" t1IWM)'~ «•h.•114'd ftroet (or ---------lh•·'t' l!""li;nrnt•nl~ SICRITARY Good pttM>naUly and a(· curaw akU11. Ide al lcK'a uon t:ltabllalled firm S7~. Call Jiii P'oJt•r 540-5001 SnaUJna Ii lotllln1 of Newport oeach ARtft(f 4341.ICamput Dr. S&:CR~TAftV . tY(lt 70 WPM. ahnrtl\•nd 100 WPM. Real DilMle ton 11lrw\lnn C''I I> p~ l111l Ml llt'l' S..lar~ t.trM!rt Xlnt 1n1wth ''""'>l\W I) ~lmrD • a ft AID HOUDA YS YOUOOH'TPAY WI PAY YOU IE~ ae1111v1cea Npt tkh. W.l .. I Lona Id" 213.UZ m1 11\Jllttton rrt rra Oru~14111W r.q.iil1 op r ltrn ploy er MOVINO. Dint!tte set. of COila MH41. Ca 921838 Extremely rure S5000 or finder. new control1. • flcedetll" ctir. ~Uner. __. -, .. IU--oh P P. 213.u7-8UO WI LL CO NS IDER modem dbl dreaaer. nr ~ A ----TRADE f'OllSKJ BOAT 1tandln1 lamp . Slatel<>c>,r1.11tMt.&tall WURLITZER Oraan OR.fl>l"myeq~t.y.(114> typewriter tbl. vacuum, pool helaht chn 141 , Barely uaed. BARCAIN ~•v•orwtenda projectors. MllC. Dolly (UC!S, balls. rack, etc. In· _ea_n_971).8889 _______ --------- 10.5 no Sun UIOl Haven eluded. PP 644 9%22. IVERS & POND Console Pl. NWlll lkh 548·55'1 640-0177 r I a no . LI k e n • w . 30' Sea lays .,....,.,,.. COMBINING ORIG. Art collection for SllOO/ofr Ph54&-4100 2 HOUSEHOLDS aale. Many works by well SpoetW) Goodt 1094 Coueh. chn. TV. tablet. known ortlsu. Dall. ••••••••••••••••••••••• beds. dru1en. ap Miro. Calder. Braque. Hauk•'• S..lay pllance1. ru11. lampa, Neiman. Vu1arcly Pen Senator 90 net. d r p a . t 'I p e w r l t e r 844-6291 Shakespeare rod. IO lb humidifier. dlthea -------lestover11d handle 1100 housewares. 78recorda. Racquet Club of Irvine 9112 727_8 _____ _ l I 0 l Pedflc C .. Hwy MwJtlda 6Jl-J14) Songiperrow, <Wood Couple mcmbttnhtp TV Raclo brldle) Irv. l"rl /Sa Anxious 673 4019 . HmPl,stWeo IOtt24' Searay ·n Fly1a1 ~1-S49 tn~!llSl_t ------••••••••••••••••••••••• bridae. Mere cruiser. _..;.......;..... ______ l.,,._.wood H T VanlOI'\ trlr. new I pc Movinl sale. everythln ....,... ol uba. cuat. Sans\d 3000 Rec:~.ver and cover. A1ltla1 114.500. eoea. no offer refu.ted made. your desl1n or 2 SUnwood lf 3-way 11141144-9311 Ella Johna Some antlquea. loU free. ours Kill or assembled. speakers, xlot cond •--------- come & 1ee 11/25 & 6129 1175 31Su $450/ best offer.17$-9452 IMh. W 9060 25'1 E ltllh Place, CM Paw Blalne Henne Pnt"ga i---------·1••••••••••••••••••••••• Toys. furn. aquarium. 111 30x4o·· .. freeporl New ESS AMT lA MC?RGANOUTISLAND 1>91nt., Mlac 3132 Plttce. Bout House" 111 34it36" speakera U.t 1427 ea 1 ~c·ro~~ev~~IW~0~!:j· CM.Fr147.Sat8-4 "Morning On M111n proolyC!:S9e11 AUanlJc 1•-r1na. aUp &r more' Beach.. W /framoa Bat M 1 E 7th St CM .._. SGL. Bed. hdboud tr otr ro r b o th 1400 . UH'44S 1 · t175-8280ore7~781M ~da 4't F..nm. P'rl Ir Sat. <2l3>ft66.884'1 U>-6. U15l Park1len Clr., i'-l 1 .. CM -men mliter sac ... re· ...;;__..;..... _______ , Hable aas eng1ne S125 C\othin1. dlahes. 1am•, _•_94_·~_19 _____ _ booU. antlquee Ir mite. be Fri Sat 11·4 18211 Port Weiahll. worlt·oul och. Taaa•rt Pl. N.B. ~t!•~let• aet Lae Delk 5xS, 990. 111" Color TV. no. GE Oradford-hvy dut)' 1kUJ Washer. '61) lllde·•·bed, 11w, bv)' dutydriU. taper m. Beds t.:JS.50. Much shank w/ch11Ck au.ch. mile. 124 Gamet. Balboa Marco ••-.er IJ\a~h .. ltll Black Ir Octker bench . annder 815--211118 June ~ " 25. 150 yda Bold l.9'Sld boat with trlr $500 sha1 cpt. crystal chan · deller. one l&'IO. beat ofr Baldwin Oraan 1400 over '300. Plclurcs, French rolHop with pUIOWa ti muc. 470 V11ta chalr cm. 816-8302 'rrucha, N.8 . &1t-lW7 DEMOUTIOH YARD SALE· Super low SALE pricea. Juft~ 24. thru Door~. Window:\, f'I• June 28th. S:»SPM, 21888 tu re". c arp et In 1 . R«llanda Dr. CM corr rurnlture. appltancea. tree ~ p£an1 1. EV£RVTIUNG' U-haul Friday nooo Sal 5PM ONLY ' 135 Topaz. Balboa Jal. Teak finished st.ctto con Jtl' Hobie Cal wl\rlr. dbl sole. worka perf~cll" trap· xtraa. xlnt cond ~ 007 2337 eve11wknda Best orrer day. 497 2415 Eve. 646 7500 Cal 20. xlnt cond... fully 2S"-RCA. C -1 -TV l-b-I equipped. Evia. 0 18 0 or · a e Muat sell. Call Rl(h, model w 1outdoor untcn 549-21118or642·4463 . na. SlSS 6ol2 28"6 aft -- 5PM twknds 'T1Hobie14. Uka new. Im· lotlh•M.._ macula\e $1300. Alao !'!r. nt trailer w{box available. -Daya 832 ·82311 . •• • ~ ••••• •• • • • • • • •• • eveatwknda ~8 General 9010 --------••••••••••••••••••••••• LASER. full race ~. Rare Frbal• pedal bOat. 658·1Jl3 Daya. Mon lhru adult exert'laet". 1ale for Fri 9to5 rhlldr~n. lnow 1700. > ;; Radni SIOOP Needa l«!nt for 13 hr 1225 paint G500. ' _673-5844 644~ loah.~u•c~ Hobie 14 wttrlr S900~ ••~•••••••••~.~~ Bluejay w/trlr. good Boat Dock Repair. P alnt cood. bst otr &44-092_l - andtor Carpet. CHAR IS' + trlr. Like Renovating Sentce, DU, many xtraa. IUOO ~3749 M2-411H afU•JOPM loah. ~ Santaiia 39. 1.i75. H It C ... ,...nt toJO presaure wacer w1abwr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pertcln1 fO HP dl ... I, lloat &lhi tan1'. 27 1allon pedMta.11wertnt. ru.rttna Tempo 11i.m twlnst.ay. 4 burner 1175·2688 butane ft v w 10 ve • Reftia. A~on. Sea•ull. ADP'. sl~8 In 3 cabl.na. moN I 800. Ask for Steve 8 ack. daya 117a-20CIO or eves 175·27• 45HP Mere 0 /8 mtr Etcc. start 6 controls tl200 642·1m l -----loah. Pow... 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glen L 14 lloop. Uke new. 1011 '74 Wellcran 2SO Novo IS7$orbeat. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Classic. 251\.·UkeNEW! ~ SSCASHFOR S Oood u.-sed furn/ref rip frtn & atoves 646--07118 Muat sell make ofter rn pty Call s.44·8858 or Pactflc C.at.amaraM, oew 546· 1200 Ask for Jerry & UMCI. 1ave ~ factory -----dir«t. We1tport Pacific 2.9' RMtrup-liU SwedlJlit ltoat.a. N.8. Ml-4524 Wanted· ChJna cupboard Cla531c-No other Ultv It ---- with Rials doors for tn Newport-Fl.ah, dive ·75 Hnbt~ 14. trlr & aaU. Mother rea• 53&-t\2:80 ot bar hop $3800. 67~0\37 bhll' Ce white. Uk\! new D rt b I d -11200 Eve!! llM-3499 r a 1 n i: ta e an Seacraft 23 SS. Sac. MDll ---- pa I r el I. or machine sell Trlr.two1500Mcrc 28 MORGON OUT ------•~-__ _ 018 Head. radio. depth ISLAND All new equip finder. xtraa . dys menl VHF. G~ooa 6'2·1121. cvn & wknd3 Atomlc 4. ~mloti. DI.nit ~ w mctor -leepe 8 Cnll.k • rrtwftftCI. W1nted 'fhermo ara ve r 1omboas1ng machine I. WlU pay caah C..11870.~ Cf"u.Jlerton I ready. MUil ~ ~714l 36' Chns Craft Roamer ti 2 8 . IU 4 8 E vt• " or .Spl fsbr l082. p /B. l Win W9l!kench 330hp Chy. undor n o ~------- hrs . On•n. bitlt tank lJ.00 l4 Xlnl cond. J>/r S\9,950 TraJlec. Exiru 875-e6611 "'el\ & wknd• & l'l.195 642-t'lOll ~d_Y11 YACHTSaMlmanwa~ Bay Boal 18' I '8 750 hr'I ex~. aaU.1..oew·UMd. Covert. xtru. Ouod MAR1NEK,875·1.n3 SH7 Orel ch country cond.1.1100. M2·5.583 ...... c...... • aentleman w /hardshell Md· ..,......... tolO caae $300. Xlnl cond.. 21' ITT"Ojan Cru.l.ler eleeu1cal eornponenta, Twtn v8'1, rad. eounder ••••••••••••••••••••••• reeuntty checked. Wit Painted. tu.n;d. ready Must Mii It' Gayl.Ord dll 8U-J318 U29. Home 17500 AYMUOOO boaL C1tan. run• •*· ...,.7448.Atkrorratrtck. HALLETT JS' ~lnl !:~~orbetlt ArouaUt UO +2· l2" t'rul11er Jtl 8o1t. asohp Phlllupe In cab. PIO. Oldl 39 h~. Ttll'. An CO 15' Jav1)'ft. Mtniul')' rat· Q u I Her d \l r ll St oo . & bcarh 1ear. Never In Ina IO, nctV~t ln Hit '#tr. &U·1"7 aaltwutt-r W&l Day. lll00.;_4.;...94_54;.-1_0_... __ _ Mon thrv t'ri. 8 to 5 POR Sahr Trornbont. Olcft Atnbi 1ador mdl. SEA RAY 24·, ~ndancer, 1n wurranty. M•rc rrw~cr' No 2 Ouldr1ve, 0.-ccu radar. 2 depth fin· l n.twaA UTrLL. SAVI A LOT •COM PAR IAIWICI DATSUN S.. Jaan ca1imtPMm lll·IJ71 NEWPORT DA fSU N ....... '77 wmm•c:.n NAM\' Te ct1111.,._. U VBSITY cu •• ...... C...•eMC -1'73 l.OCSA sncaALS bsb V ..... --_ ~*.I.Uc:. IUDrwf. air New l tll Dal••• a.aa~81~tl40 · _.. '--..,• ••• eond. • low mll•• a..o.cbed Pidup. Loedld cyl q . 14'"X5' bed. 4 apd --------(JIU PS). •• allo Ila••• w/allldlll ......... "15CVCC, a.pd, ,.Jl rad. 7 44MSIL SIJ."7 81qcr .... Udacme. Lo Lo mil•. met. ail""· black leetber. CScr.0212) ~~-~~ WI '14ofddamodeJ. UNI la.., roof, Wu Una. l UOO ml. Xlat C87l0•• wnshd, beat•r. R.V 15111: Save suoo: cand.S-0.~ am Cal.I ev• 1974 2002 tllGS• 75210C SIO,t57 J41.11Dtl BUI llcecJMd.NW8 4 Qllltd. AM/FM 11 oaly NOW $4495 "15 Hcmda Wqoa. 4 •Dd. --------'a vw van SC75. Ruos 22.000 ort1lnal mllH. . •DOVESfllErr rado. s:mott.t olr. 'Pa "TTHOSDAGLt ---'--------•Oliriy ~tdale • ..., Ton aooct. trant·ule needa Supcnharpl <OIOKYT). NevlllacArthur ~-2293 ~·~~: •• vw Bue. En~ aoo pb.ip, alnt cond 20.000 work, Ute body work, 6Jamboree Roeda ~ 9730 B.iaut1ful llton sold w/Bamboo. lo mtlet ud all atns t7JOHDP) ---------1 •VWB .wr~ked. all mi,CB)Oorbst.~7. PJOdUres.846-3818 19741MWJ002'1 ll~IJOO •••• .. ••-••••••••••••• 'llTri pUOO, lomt.on (.ltp&l'ta~ bet8PM '7G Chevy Van 20. Cut 4 1peed. alr eoad 6 •---------•'72 XJ&. Burgundy w/bJk Q>me1eeoorlquelw· patm eew aoow cl..U • t er eo e • • 1 • tt • TOPIUYB U1L See •A believe! IAOO Uoo of lllercedft·Beni: • 2 Cr•ie nm• " 2 us '71 F·lOO F'ont l.'t I.on 8' deck. P IS. P IB. auto taMCFl ""' ...-. '70 ..... _. • ~~ 112$ or offer rtm.. rC: Ford LS" bed. 1ood coodltloo. trans. 3$,000 mi. Perl See ua ftnlt. Ii last! Top M0-8IOO dya, 759-1010 ~sL/~SLAv~OA~6 ~-------a -~ moo. &U-0785 al\ e:oo cood. woo bst orr. Ken. 2626HAUOlllVD. 19752002 ooa.&~=--ev•. Zll/'214511 "TZStamkl TSO. \ff'Y clean .... ........_._.Stile 1..cpm;...________ :~~.:llU3S'1'033 • eves " ---'COST=-==..:A:...:;Ml=SA~--Automatk. atr cond.. '72 Jaguar XJ8. air cond. 714 ic2~7250 Xlnttounn1,xtraa. ~ -81 , P'-ood ,.,,... .,.. -.---.1a..m ... ·"'-'-t DATSUN AM/FM Stereo PW•-----'-'-"----_.. _. r.....; •-••••••••••-•••••••• ue uUV a Ul), & -------c .a..-·-E'W' •\llllVUO.. _,,....paw . _____ ..,...;___7•---~Aldfz n / cond .• dun. 100.000 m1 CONYERSIOMCO. AAvv1w;;1 (01.54) 2845ffarbor 81vd. Br•llsh racing areen '76 Mercedea 4SO SL TlHondaJSOCL eauan ~. 9520 t11050.C&Ut621034alt6. SUMMER SALi c.1111arc... 19_53111t.... CaJtaMesa ~10 t431DPP) MS-2188 Oomc*Kely loaded, 1m ... tnd.atli Id ,~._Or .... _.... ,. "'"' . mac cond. Moat &ell. ,...pa. w e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1117• Mazda PU w/1hell. Ur75 ~ ton Chevy V8 -"""'" ~ Automatic air cond • '7G 8210. 2 Door. AM/P'M Beaut 116 38S All Ong leaving 1tate. Prtc~e A50 64)-311111 '57 Chev On110al owner oversized Ures. AM FM. Surfer Van, Ju.stcomplet· Zl45KARBOR BLVD. A fine · radio Lo ml. Mint cood. w /leath, wood, wirt Sl7~ be1 Oii lte Sl5 ooo BMW .70 750 5. ful 1 47 ,000 Mt Xlnl cond dock bumper. $2400/bel ed. New lntenor. wheel• tHarbor&Vlctoria> ltereo. one owner 1142 flZ7 I , 55%· 7181. whl1. xlnl LU m1, 2< 497·au3 • dreued. loaded. per PO. Box 286. Shiner. ofr. Call Sun onl)' & pa i nt SHARP' C:OSTAMESA ear.IOl2NIF) S42..Q86Connle MPG.846-llM Mnd. Buralar alarm Texa1 1·512 . 594.2533 8-5923 ~{~~~~to~~7115. Call 64Z.06SJ 197' 200Z '68 Oatsun 510. 4 dr. auto. ICll'lllllMIGMa 9735 MG 974~ ~uaic>~ seen. ~s. RARE "72 1"2:50 Camper Special. WE PAY 4speed, •unroof &stereo reblt eng. 1675. 846-8422 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. ----------.i Hood Emblem for 1914 Air. dua.I tan.kt. lo ml. "TTDodgeVan Tradesman t489PC1'). orll46-8354. i4 Karmann Ghia Con '74 MG Mldaet ertl' Motor"°"" Sale/ Ze vu 1425 bs f 549-3810 200 . Completely T_.DOL' .a.I vert.AM1J.t'Mcaa.lomi, • conv · ._. 'h a. t 16 ro, ' or t 0 ··------customized. Xlnt con<t. 'W'f" ·~ SADOLllACIC '73 340Z. many extras. very clean. Mon/Tues an ble. Perlect for 1ummer ,.. • fer.Karry 842•7978 '740atsunPU.Lot.sof 8111 ofr 642·1354 or FOIMIFTY v···-•M-.... s Beatoffer.Days631·3530, tpm. Wed/T hurs/Fri. fun. Racing onnt•· In •••••••••••••••••••••• ,._.,..., rv"'-'t U top cond Lo U MOTOR Ho"'ES 4 Wheel Drt.n 9550 nras Muat aee 631 2551 IWOITS eves673-5862 eves aft ?pm. 494-9317 P-w m es. "' ..,.00 750-1.,." lll·20404tM949 --12850 or beat o ffer. FOR RENT u••••••••••••••••••••• •• . ...,. VW 70 Bui. w/Corvalr --------'76 280Z Air. AM/FM Ma:ldo 9731 B-4417 Prom $150 wit 770-0644 JEEPS u77u '72 Courter Red, AM /F M eng. cust Int. AM/FM. M.AlqUIS MOTORS stereo cas. mags, Silver. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------&tereo wtde Mao" Call ~ti ...,,,,,.. .,.., """l 28802 Maqqerite Plrwy. C.tom tnlr. 831·3967 1975 MG Midget. $2900 2:5' OPEN ROAD. fully C J · S ' s C J · T • II ' -· _.,... res -""" ....,, ...,... MISSION VIEJO XlDl coad. t,000 ml lldf-coat Reservenow Cherokees: Wagoneen: 83'12:008aft 9 pm '74 Dodl(e Max1van 318. 131·281049 .. 1210 '71 a.oz. Very gd cond. ~2087 for1ummer_6'4....,..~;.,_j Plclt·ups, up to ll,200d1u.· Pick up Truck bed. Ford 11uto. 40.000 ml, nu whl1. $'SJ • l ao.\OW.Y A/C. At.I/FM, Mtchetins. counu. 5 yr ~.ooo m le n~XLt T 8',gd. cond. Ures/1hoclt.s. cstm inter WE'U.IUYYOUR SAMJA AMA l3500trofr.67M78T. '71 Mldpt. good cond warrant11available 67 ... _,.. l3.000flrm ... 7 ....... 3 1..,-1..,._IT 835.'»l?I I H•--&. ·~ m1111tle.ll. $1200. or olr Co911lmdMtnh1C ,,....., .,. .....,..___ v-...rv .,. '72 Oat.sun PU wtshell. ~...., MT.SOor~. 2001Etat.SA5S8-8000 '69 Chevy P 1U. cam "74Ford E100.31.000m1 AUTOMOllLE ':111.nM&USED"''""•VlloOMW~I* AC.AM /FMcBSli,Magg. C.... ..... 641-1700 MGI 9744 per/lumber reek. spare map. 'iWVI seall. cstm PAID FOR OR NOT 8ood cond. S2200. 556-5743 ......___....._ •~-97 um; GMC Motorhorne. 28 '76 Ford Ranger 250 fuel tank. $2000 dy1 inlr~ stereo. sink. 1c~ CALLSALESMGR 'T430CpeStR746LWB Mon-Fn. CMtllerl <2131 ...,~_... 40 ..................... .. Eleganu 11 All option w canopy & lrlr tutch eu-1211 bolC. l'lc S4?00. Ph llLL YATES i3:!002-41p.Alr886SPR 432-2342eves&wlmds. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• '72 GT. creacn ext .• ne\¥ 1ncld 15,000 mil~. Bes Top cond. Lo m1 SllISO.•-------.5.3$5 i8200241pdS/R950NLF MOTOttCAIS steel rad. llres. moia otter ov('r 126.~ 0a)"5 661004 1972 Dodae Pickup. 6 VW..ORSCHE i62002Auto.,2CORDG iM4 Oata1un 260~. AM /FM. D'El.EGAMCE whla. A bargain at QlOO; 17141 8322860 or Eve cylinder. xlnt cond, '73P'or.-CuatomVan V8, Sanlu.anCaplltrano ie:!002,41pd.2CSDHL IUJ5. owmig,$4300.or M1%-DIESaS finn.53'--0981 17141 998·5835 '74 GMC, till whl. air, S22008403892 PS,PB,Cu.stpnt.nutnl, 137-480049M511 "TSWAuto.AJya.1990 bit ofr. PP. days AM PM. removable top, xlnl. M305 848 05Q 'e82002.4Bp. Alr.ZKGlJB 581-0470 64 1900 Ch11r<'oal 1976 MGI 1222'Winnebago low milei.. 631 1829. '62 Chevy ~, loo Pickup. --KMmann Ghia Coovt. or CloMdOnSuada1,rs '75 Datsun 8210 Htchbclt. Loaded. INES1811l S278e ROADSTER ~orbfostoffer 873-8310 flllrcond.$550 Early Ford van Ex MG. a e y year (or----~!18221o12r.689blue Stick With only l3,000 miles. MB 6629 846-iS33 cellent body. radlal1. ,_.,_ c 11 G. 1 -·~icou.....v~ air AM/FM stereo Call ......, ... ---·73 Int Sroul 11. 4X4. c~tl 11lnk etc. Muat ,....,.. • ...,... a enn -nw .,., '~ s:n:2D09aftllpm · 626W 17th.S A luggage rack & AM/FM FOR RENT 20' M In Divorce sale S2700. xlnl Haveaomethlng you want see. 11200. 87S.3l48 Olaen. days. 644·IH74 • OLDEST 547 9250 stereo. IBPQS>. Motor home. comp cond. &IS-9127 Rich aft toaell? Clllllsified ads do evea.-.-$ '72 510 Wagon, low ml. SADDLEIACk ~ulryp Clean 673 c 13 6Pm It well. 8'2-5878. 71 Ford Van. A/C, win-A111oe,, ••• Jili9d Axi:.t/FconM d. N11837st97t ~!dis MOTOR CARS V AWY IMPORTS " dowa. V 8. ~. ton. On g ••••••••••••••••••••••• can . ,_ D"ELIGANCE 131-2040 495-4949 Alltot. Uted .... UMd owner Xlnl cond. 12200. G •• ,,,, 9701 D'>• 2d 74 M-~so <rll:a ••••••••••••••••••••••-11118-11923 • "··I c--, __ '76 ~o r . slick. Im -... .. ~ , •••••••••••••••••••••• - -••••••••••••••••••••••• .,.. eg...,.,,·vtec·LA>Glilng mac. cond. Muat sell. L1 le me I a I 1 c: b I u I' 65 MGB convt. Fine cond. Roy CarYer,lnc:. 12895/ofr 640-2423 dy1, Sunroof etc Ser '21411 Lo:* m• Wiro whls. New THE FORD DEAl&S SB1.•111CJN IS ON. ~~.:.~~ -72 HOURS TO SELL 7200 FORDS We w111 no1 cloee untll the lasl customer leaves Sat n11e 1977 PINTO 2 DR. SEDAN ~7'... 4 speed. front disc brakM rac" & pinion _ ~~ steering. electric rear wtndow defroster. S ~ wheel covers. 2 3 litre engine deluxe bumper group & tinted gtase (127830) NOW ONLY S3389 1977 MUST ANG II 2 DR. 959CI ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1!8 Austin America. l{ood cond. automatic. $4~ 759-1350 or S42-8012 Alfa R.,.,.o 9705 Rolls.koyee BMW 67S-11626eves&wknds. $14.289 painl, t.INll, l&Pbot.tery. IMOJambore<! Rat--9725 626W 17th.S A Sl,070.561·31144eves Newport Beach 640-6444 ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ 547·~ _ Opel 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWILLIUY YOUR DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• BMW '75 530I Mais. air. 70131Spydcr,30.000 ml on MOTOR CARS .700PEL GT T...., DO' 1 "'R '74 Spider. bought new In AM-FM stereo. auto. reblt eng Good lop. new Otet IU'!. ....... C"' _.. -'76. LS.OOOmt. Xlnt rond whttblue lnt. 25m IR795 pamt, 496-3015 ~""" '" Y~low. Rood condition FOR TOP CAAS Hood b r 11 • AM 11'' M 642-2100d)'11 ~en 75 MIZ 280S SUSO All 1.148-Urn IARWICkDATSUH stereo.968--0863 • -'76 Flat Xl9 Bl.I~ Chocolate 4dr .• SuQroot P..e.n. 9747 San Juan Caplatrano ........ 71 IAVARIA ra<ho. Mags. lo OU. JOlllt. It's got 1t all and lit Ill 1375 49• 3375 -9707 Silver with black in 549-3810 Sl2per. 1 t 89 ect Ser • 10511 ••••1•9••7•;:::::;::·:·. ••• • .,. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• •A I ... 000 -_____ ....__ ~ r .. " 1 ~_,.. ..,nor. e ean car "'· iS 128 4-dr 4--spd whit WE BUY CLEAMCARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 73 AUDI I 00 LS low m1lc4' St!ck ~h1ft AM-FM s'tcreo. • radi!i 626 W. 17th, SA S '>Pc c d . A M I f M auto. t rana. fact. 1tlr Swu'OOf' .AM/FM ~tereo. tlres Looksbkeoew On· 547-9250 wtcaaselle. M1<'htd1n cond. Only ST.000 miles radial ures . A/C Ex ly 24 000 m 1 S2 l&S rod1al1> & low m1le11 ,\ tMJ.HWJl Call on this cellent condition-Super · · · MOTORCARS !\Uperb cla111c' Ei: ~ car. 494.2417 ,_830-__ 786_1 ______ 1 D'ELEGAHCE ceUenl lease plan ava1la· one. v:!w~ ~=• "!'.::': !"':Pei. ~1c~!ri '74 P'l~~t:1.mac. All ?i! ~~r!!.~t .527 Ne. ~T.,t.g~ACIC 83$-«K4 AOO. Aft.O. M meoes Mags. AM/FM. miles. Ser. '227815689. V ALLIY IMPOITS --Ge-t G-a.E--EN-ea_ab __ 1 Peop&o wno Deed people l31SO 966-2336 626 ~~~ S.A. 131-2040 495-4949. for Wl:DTE elephants shoWd always check the Classified Ada 1eJI big ---------"POf"ld9e '759 wit.b a Clualfied Ad Senice Olredory tn the Items. small ltema or MOTOE CARS •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Call642-$878 DAILY PlLOT 8QY item. 6'2·Sll78. D'ELEGAHCE 9100 Aldol. Mew taoo .wo., .... noo ..._Mew 9100 73 MBZ 220 PORSCHE 924s . Green. Ser 11-9456 '67711 Wf! have an excellent 2828 Karbor Bl•d COSTA MESA 546-1200 MIO<llll.. °'* ~ 6 '""" IM _, ~~r-1111..---- WAS-S10fJ.OO SAVE -Sl 155.00 MOw$5937~~ { 626 W. 17th, S A selection plus the S47·~ Championship Edition. MOTOR CARS MOW!!! D'aEGAMCE llLL YATES 67 Ml% 250 SE VW-PORSCHE Cream. On showroom San Juan Caplstrano noor. All the exlra;;•_.1 __ 1_37_-4l __ 00_4_t _J.M_S_l_I_ ~nroo(. CLASSIC • l9'8 Ponct. ti z 62B W. 17th, S .A ID excellent eooditlOfl ~7.9250 with 5 speed trans & ---------'chrom e wheels 1 CWPM.257). SADDLBACIC VALUYIMflOITS 131-2040 495-4949 8 Porsche 1112. rebll motor. maas. AM /FM stereo S4SOO . t714l &30·70GO dya. 075·~U eves. I I~ OP OWl•lf• A be uty_ to be bold t QuaUty workmanship tn bldl t AND a· terlor. N new. In Newport Harbor High vlrinlty. Gorgeous 3 BR owner·~ untt w/fam rm. format OR. 2~ baths Ir 2 frpt .C Other unit.I w/2 BR. 2 baths. Atriums •patios. 1295.000. 1111 ._,,net ....... MIWPOU eana. tU. 644-4910 9002 This newspaper will not ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• btowlnt1IY accept 11ny EXICUT1YE 3 IR +POOL advert111na ror rul UTREAT-lliCH S74,tSO ..... winch Ill In viola 4 11. 2 STORY M a l u r e f o m I I Y Ucmolthe law ASSUME SJJ.ZOO nel&hborbood. Qule ....... forW. Secluded en try l street. Le. llvlna room •-••••••••••••••••••• dramatic living roo lliiaa)lve atone frplc:. Ci•r.. 1002 wllb crackling ston Formal din. Family rm ·--·•••••••••••••• ftrepla~. HUil• banque overlooks pool' Open .... ,. 10020••:.t .............................................. PENINSULA home. Comfortable f amtly home a few supe from the beach. 4 Bdnm .• 3 batm. $195,000 OTHER prestige waterfront homes with pier le float from ~.ooo up. BA YFRONT. pier & float. lots $250,000 to $325 000, to build your own custom home. several areas to choose from. .BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.t I Buy•.•ti" lJ11v•• N ~ r.l':J 61()1 ----------- ••• ,... 10021G..n.1 1002 ....................... ~.~ .................. .. BLUE CARPET!! It's gorgeous. but tr you pref er another color. owner will replace with color of your choice. comparable value. 4 Bdrms .. 2~ baths. family rm .. formal dining rm .. 2 frplcs .. every imaginable amenity! A truly beautiful home on a 100xl85 n. lot with valley view' $185,000 IJfllililtJIJI: t1f)1'tl:S REAL TORS•. 675 6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar •150 10 Meta Vtmiu al 546 5990 Ga•r.. l002G....-1002 ••.•...•..••........... '······················ llACH UTaEAT $11,000 Steps to pounding surf and c ry stal sand• Backyard la bay area play around. Winding wooden walkways to &ecluded entry' Gourmet MESA VERDE TRI-LEVEL WHCHATIAU 1b.eddinln1 room ls con •lyle conveniencl' Ge i'tll 1002 G.....-al 1002 venlentl)' served b kbdritchen. 83 arakmllnll! rslzc •••'::••••••••••••••• .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• J STQIY.p()OL Iara• 1a -den view coun ma. p r • ree llACK-$61,950 try kitchen. Famtl form pool cl r e led VILLAGE 1002~ I 002 kitchen. Step-down con Here"!> your :'.> bt'<irm. J b11lh tn level homl' 1n Mcs11 Vt•rdt• fo'anl.i:.l•r location on qwet ~lrel•l' Br 11 n d n t w o n t h 1• markel, front l'OUrtyard. -1t•p ram1ly rm. k1tchenNte Jnt! formal dtnlDR $l \0.000 C llll Dtamellc livin1 room, room has commanding w/Arhona Flagstone. FDR for11>al dining room, waUofglasavaewoflus EZcareyd. VACANT& WALK aarden view kitchen. grounds Ii covered t.er WAITING! Call rut Specious 3 bdrm 2 bath artbtlc open 1ialra lo H hid 646-7171 d · separate m ailer & race. uae eawa ~Nr119•11\•,,. •O••""''' w/bll ble car aaraae children's aul~. 22 rt master auite. Separal !R I Ideal location In proxlml aultea ror guuu 11L1-.:!1•~ ty to So Coa1t Plaz• ~:~~"~~~1:r~~~Yi~ ~t~\~r:on~e~:nr:t~ . . fiijljf BrandNEW!648-1111. ~6 50E -. ....., quart.en. Hurry . Tu -~·v• O\ler V A. loan. No n • , ""'"' 0 ., , ,,.,,,.,~,. loan coal1·'327/mo IAYROMT Reall!lltat.e our own lMinl Ranch ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ver sation area + --------11111·--------1 fireplace• Sunshine:> MESA VERDE EASTILUFF breakfast pa110 Pool 111:.rT IUY J a cu z z.1 v o 11 e y h u 11 home. Leue th1a lovely' ~ ! Garden II v1n.: al 1b story. 4 br home w 1raml 811 s bedrm. 3 balh home rlnest. 847-6010 ly rm & dlnlna rm on choice corner lol • Located on qull't cul-de Owner wtJI 111ve l3000. to Ol'fN ·~ q." s '"" •· • " , sac. Gardener Inc: Id redecorote. New reduced 1~ ~=,~;;:;;· l v ~~ ~' ll~llll CodoMeM 54147r. t ~ pmyU. all·S89,500 F P Brand new duplex 3 near Newport 'a Back • ' Jllfjlf·!m ~~\~~:~lbefor~lt' Bdrm.lt.2bdrm .• frl>lcs : SPICTACULAI Bay! Call now! Red nr:tnlA ~N fltO·• \llNIOfll, I sundecb. 4car1ua1e. VAHISHVfl.U Carpel 754-1202 TWO~-..... ~~~~~~~-.. ~~'[e ii;a·ii·~-~~Ul help rtnance! :;:·~~~~on~:,Lr~I~~ ··~ snooo""EI •HORSES •ICIMHB.S •STORAGE DUrLUJ' : .. -ic6oo lay Prop. vaulted celUna.11 Formal s EA ~~~~~~~~~ 2 charm In& bun1alow1 $I IO,OOO ---==·:.=' Realton dining room. gourmet on Ra lot.I! Quiet tree Pnde of ownership with * 675-7060 * kitchen Dccor11lor ·~ l'-ol&. f Hi~ Uncd atreet. Pnme area. I dream homl'. IU!h ll'r .JUUUI D way "No char~tl'. (or Crull r 8 m 11 Y room 61 n 11 MAR a.JI A rares. Boal acce111 Walk ,,.u.. •-' Cl ........ to school• •· Clrl'plac-e In owner's unit. " .....,,., DUPLEX. bedrm .. ~ """ • Localed close to ahop HIGHLANDS COSTA MESA ~~l=ct'uv"~~~~ & l bedrm Preferred ~i::: s~Z:~~:~~~~:-; •OR?? A huae 82.5 x 338 A· l lot w/3 br. 2 ba home In up. per bay rounty area. M.500 M4-'12ll for detalla 546-4141 ~ .. ~·~· COATS &WALLACE REAL ESTATE . INC . IAYSHOtllS UVIWITH THISTAIS A pride or home ownership area The beach, .. urf aod e>«an can be yours and wait lltl you !ff this two bedroom plua aueat quarter• home It has been re· duced by over S7 .ooo Call now 546-23 u Ol'f/oi IU 9• fl~ II.JN 10111 foll(I' ping and sc~ools with Btl1Jbdrm.2 belhsex 3 BR. 2 BA. Super or1Nrrl'>·•''"""'"""'"' VIEW location. Oversized lot boat acce1;s Srllcr unx· ecutlve home In quiet Easll!lde location. Large [\I ~ with room for a la?le ad· low pnrc-173.ClOO! Call ~~.~~~~~ell. <;1111 g~~!:\~:111P~~~h~~~~ koJ,.;~\h2roP°a~o:o~ ltil'Hll1 38edroom+Denhome ~~~J unit. St .000. ~~ .. ~·,7,~~~UN10M1~1· J1raer home & desires YearwarTanty. l.~~=~--~-~-~-~·~··~·~=~:i:;~,I [¥211~~!11'~1 Of'IN'19··1• 11·"'""'"~'' lm;;,-'lute sale Bu:ycle VALLEY 640-9900.: Built by "Prealey'' In ,11 • l~il\ ''" wUTIYIHOMI beautiful Capistrano I : .. 1t~tdiJ\I ~~~~e to the beach. ~n~:t~:~!)T f~~~~~ up tJ~~~~L-~000 , 5*1PSHAIP l•W IUllil POOL HOME · = Nn Nll1[l. B/\ll EY t-,. l\~iSUCl/\f f.5 AVAii.AiLE MOW! 4llt.fAMtLYIM $73,950 Pndc of 11wm•r ... h1p 1~ re0ectcd thrOUl(hOut lhl" beaullfully up11raclcll I bdrm l '• buth home Slt>pduwn to lon•lv fdm1 ly roum with 2nd fireplace Newly re decoratrd kitchen. Dir t'Ond1t1ont-d t>on't mlsa ouL Call no" ' 842 25~ Q1NM 9•1 f 1Jt\ft,.rff !WIMI Calif. Hocl•nda On over :J 11cre11, over looking upper Newport Bay Chanrt• or LI 11rrt1m1• to have he~ultful I bedroom hom1• d1n1nl( rm. family rrn. hUl(t' family kitchen l,ari(1• 1w1mm1ng pool nnd 1uesl quartt>n t•ntN lalnmenl ct•ntl'r llu\l' horses or add knn1~ (OU.rt $55(),000 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 Bir-nC.C. cw& home on the golf <'OW'Se wlth S bedrma, 4~ baths 2 Story ~.000 640-6161 . ~ . COATS& WALLACE REAL.ESTAT E , INC. ~~~l.~~1~!~ e unit• for only $94,900 Low down. D i•:r Cap raie. alwo)'I r~nted. Call l~iPl j\ .............. Cl BtauUful upand•IS $80,000 f{raded 4 bdrm home $46,900 673-3663 &U·Z2S3 Eves nestled In the Turtlerock Jual listed! Sharp 2 br.,._ _______ -i .._........ fll.D\fb' pOOI boa\e. Many descr1 bes tb• view Innovations for )'()Ur iura from this rront row end llvln1. Formal dlnlnJ uish Blufb, co~do: adds tb ,_-pt .. au,... bdrm!> • 2i,., baths. Fran Thlt \hUt bl·drOOJn Real Ellt.ate hllla. Frml din rm & fmly 1 i,., ba Town.home In ex-•• rm. Attractive buck yurd cepllonally well main WOULDN'T YOU w/fn.al trees View or the rall'ler be aallln11? mounloln!I Thi~ 1s a t.aaned. adult complex associated NEWPORT <'l!ican Model. has been Mesa Verde home cun ~nbll!fl I a:.tefully decorated' youn. Call us !>16·2313 RNIJl<lll"> IH Al •Q1<S l01'J "I/It l olbo" • 11 '616 1 ~class1f1cot1on9060 areal family home & $4700. Own for owner OC· r~lt~c~en~be~a~r~e~u~hgty~':::~~~~~~~~~ (ends 1tsl'lr to Jirac1owi ~~nts You'll like this Cati vou bclll'VC 1l ;Jl'INr.10° ·~· .. ,<>NN«I 51~~(::· o~~~ I l Y lo [9,llvl11;ll J ~~U~l!:LY HEIGHTS LIM YUTANG 0 E V E R 0 P U S Z I G T A H E A T T E T A G H 0 1 l 1 M R E V P E U 8 Q A I 8 H A T R S E C I R 0 H 0 T ~ M Y P W l Y E 1 V l N 1 N Y A P H Q Z E U H D D E R U G Y H Y I S U G P 0 E P L C E L G N EH p,[ ET [ I GK ERP CA ET l H X C E C L S l 0 A H H H 0 Q W E R R I E R J H H V Y I 0 I L G I T J I S A E X A Y G E N I U S I A E P E L W S T E G R E 0 A T H H W L Z C A Y H 0 U H P I 0 E I R A R A G 1 R G Q D R A V R A H P E K l H G R I 1 Z A W H A R K E P H L L H A V E C X F C W a L R E T I R W E P Y T H C S INt<u«lont H•~ WOid• ~ ·~" ro,,.,erd. bocll -d. wp, 6-" or d11gonelly Fi'WJ HCh end W. " In, • #Oy Gay Gt"fU$ Secret ..... Le1pr1g Red Peony Natf~l Unfy. ~ Ptkfng Typewrfter Vennf lfon Site ~ Harvard Chf na Su Tungpo Tomorrow : Lighthouses S©t'.JUlA-"£trs --r~ Intriguing Word Gome with a Chuc'1e -----... .., Q.t.'t • .ou.ut 0 ..-.. ....... *' .... '°"' ~ _.. ~ ...... tc...._,, .... 8 Y F L E R I I I' I I .__.,.s_o;,,....;;L..,Ep....;..;,M_..I !' 11 I I' I _ • I TYNER 11 .___,, ....... , .;....rl ..... ,--c LUMTEA I I l I' r ent.ert.ainma St:c this one ~l·5800. ev~ today 545-9'91. WnthcsY4ttt Reatton lilt, H .... twork Lar11e R 2 lol with charmmg 2 bedroom on quiet cul de 1ac Remodeled kitchen with leai.l•/opllon I level~· ~~~4.-lji·~-~·~·~·~·1-~I OCIA.NFIOHT lllufb J·Plan 3 Bdrms . 2 bath.o;, with beauliful CUttorn Sulit on ocean many up1rades Room SOL.AMA IEACH for triller" boat ranyon & bay view IXICUTIVI c1Jff1otl.a11uruta Quasnl Hurn. this one won't sum (ootbrjdje to pnvate "" YOUR450 SL OCUH~om P·OOY. la:>l • $625 Mo try HUiio Llvlna Room You·re 101na to lov &lUMCI with beach &; Will nt comfortabry In the dbl Jiorage of this handlomt: Spamsh Bay and Ocean view split level Walk to restauranta If you are not up to a gourmet meal Crom your own kllchen or · Just relax with a cocktJll from the wet bar before you atroll out on the dt'<'k lo watch the bay 11nd oceun 3 beuullful bedroomt1, 3 l2rg1• balhs. und reduced Sl0.000 Oon"t wait' 646-7171 l Br rum. corner unit on b\Uff. Sl05.000 C. F. Colesworthz coming home lo sea COMtal views. 3 M'P.trJlt• breezes und lhl1 deckt. Spect.H·ului \Ii'" REALTORS 640-00 0 beautiful J BR. 2 BA, rrom t'llrh ll'vt~I Form.ti VllW to I.A JOLLA ANYTIME OPEN HOUSES l Br rum. upataln unit ~~~~~~~·I FRI/SAT /SUM on bh.df. lll0.000 -= 17942 Mann, Irvine , ________ , $106,000 2 Br. 2ba, gorgeous DldrwnPNpiriyl 237Wakerorest.CM ocean view from bdrm Beach area. l'robato1. $78.000 Uv rm. frplc. upgraded. bankruptclH. truate :'lilliliili" 1115.000 salee, forced ulea. unden market vaJ.-. Call ro 2 Br. 2ba on cul-de-sac. rree llJl Call World Wld view of greenery. but not Broken, 673-4:M5. lheocean 182.500 I~~~~~~~~~ Ca11•17YlllacJt1.E $9.600 Down' Close lo Call1S9-ll51 2 IR HOME CoetJ "'1~a und 11 lot or + INCOME house for the money. 12 Good CM IOt'aUon J'll('(.'(1. year'! old 3 + 2. Wood paint shake roof Sf.J.000. TROPICAL PARADISE VF.AGER REALTY PIU>T RE 3 IR+ fAM RM. Spacious 4 oedroom. -=~=;-:;~~~-&~lT=l:=::=:~~~:=::::::=:=:;~~~2$30~ llACH W1th pool. Jacuul, cen r Qwel tree lined !llrcet trel air coodltionlng & TAR. GA'ZEK-.. shl'llers this sp1rkUn1 farruJy room reminiscent ,_.;;.=...:~---e, CLAY t. POU.AN beauty Exl'cullve entry of ther Soull'I Seaa. (4at to spacious hv. rm. with ed in a pnme resldentlal c r a c k Ii n a he a rt h . area. Full pnc:e 189.500 Sunablne co11 ntry CALL751·319l. kitchen' Sweepln1 .SELECT el•l•~ll lam. rm. with used brlclc fireplace. PROPERTIES Mammoth master bdrm retreat. Try S8.650 total clo~n . Call qui c k ! 847·8010 SPANISH HT A Tl llDRM + lOX22 P~LYROOM Located on tree llned ftl'Mt, '°' Acre of rambl· Int ll"OW\d. Huie family room with fireplace. CALL *"8767 home with family room. dining. Mau111t• .. 1att• to entertain or Just reJax flrl'plrict• <1111n1 ram1lv by pooCalde. Completely room Wc•t Bar V1pw relandacaped. rront & rt· k1tcht•n ... 1th hlto HBc.J ar. A real charmer & Spllrloui. mai.lt•r ""'.: prtCfidrlaht.Vetacellfor wilh ldL'W' 2 J>alw~ detaUa. Privatt• 't111rway lo CALL 540-J666 white. ~andy l><'a<·h l Jll f/lfltela11 REAL f.SlATE . AllYOU IMTIRESTED7 Whal are you interctted In from II Real Estate ComP4RY Xanadu hi re· ady to listen. Call 759-0761 Olv• m yow ldeaa Want only creative and al areaalve 1ales~ple l!Wbo are lnterettACI In a ure Umecareer. ~.CM <212 Bldrm homes-one new. one remod•led CIOle to 11th 5'.Net •hol>-pin 1 and Newport Harbor Hlthc· A •'-'Pl' ln vett.nient. ffulTJ'. Jua listed. call &*GB. -• ! A • HERITAGE • . RE ALTOR~ 7!121700TODAY ' O"f,.j llf 'I• 1 I .~,;I M I f [~IH~ll UDOtSLAND DP AHSIYE HOME $275,000 Qpecla.llY larlt' homl' l'urround•nl( patio w pool Perfect for In dooroOUldoor l'nlertalfl · ln!l-F1ex1ble 5 bdrm home. ldc1i1I for the ram1 ly who want' two separate wlnll1' Situated on 2 lot!! llnd two gr~n au-adwi WATERFRONT HOM CS REAL ESTATE 631-1400 JUST LISTED Graclou. tnnal patio en try Collforn1a living wllh Indoor/outdoor etcloded ram. rm over· looktna fun fllhd.1huer· lq pool. S 88, Hua• E·Z cm yard. All 842-2231 \'a ACRB w/baulc. llletil boUle • pool. 82111879 ca •• ,., 1002 •-• 1002 .......................... 1111 .............................................. . macnab/ lrvtna realty JUST usrm I The Flnt-Ew• Southern Callfornla Ford Dealers' S.11-A-lhon 11 Onl y ou'Y• s ••• H on TY I leanl H On Radio, lead H In The Papers. NOW DPEIBCE II IUrlng lilr Greatest Dltcomt Ewent If Ille Year. Open Each Day Unlll l:OOA.M. MUSTANG II T·TOPS COURIERS THUNDERBIRDS PINTOS VANS • . . . . • • . : . MrsEMADA, Mnlco (A.P> -laod. llO wld.er.'' ,.... ..... tcratched ln land, ,.,.... IM Mattb toda1 for a Loe les police oltlcer ud a ltt-1ear-old boy reported mwinc tbe Baja Calllornla desert SI.OH P'l1day. Ntarb1 were the numeraJa f.11, apparently meanlnc the not. wu left Saturday, with an ,aT,:,t::'tinl west. man, Frank Morris, WU rescued Monday by a bulb J)ilot wbo fOUDd hlm Incoherent in Ul• 110-dqree beat. Morris, 41, •lid be aent b1a 10D Steven and companion Frank Clausen ahead to find the main hiebway when their motorcycles ran out of eas. The trio were followinc the route of the Baja 500 oft.road race through rueaed terrain east of Ensenada. Both Clausen, 30, and Morrb have been police officers in Los An&eles. A total of 10 1round vehicles and an airplane were belne used tn the search by U.S. and Mexico bdrder volunteers. 1 llB Approves New Contract For ·Employes Huntington Beach city coun- cilmen have approved a new, one-year contract with the Municipal Employes Association that calh for a seven percent pay tlllte for more than 500 city workera. Cotti of the settlement tor mott dty emploJn who are not members of mana1ement or al· llllat.ed with the police and fire ~partmenll, it SS3C,OOO. Don Lew, a member of the clty'a neaotlatint team, said to- day that the ,1ettlement does not Delude any increase In frlnee benefits. Lewis said the new settlement Ill mean that the averaae alary will climb to $14,040 for embers of the MEA. The IJ'OUP ftcludes such diverse employes a clerks, custodians and glnttra. Thia week's aeUlement broke n Impasse ln dlscussiona. A seven percent Increase also aa awarded to eight employes who are not associated with ploye croups. They aho will receive no in· rease In frlnee benefits. Cost ol he increase is estimated at •.ooo. MMUNEBAND SE1S CONCERT The U.S. Marine Corps Band from El Toro Air Sta· ,lion will play in a free con- cert at 7:30 p.m. tonittht on the north lawn of the Foun· taln Valley Recreation Center, 16400 Brookhurst St. The event Is part of a aeries of concerti planned under the Fountain Valley School Dlatrlct's Com· munlty·School proeram. Coast Weather Nl1bt and morntnc low clouda wtth partial clHr· tn1 Friday afternoon. Lowa tonJpt tn 50s and low eo.. Hip Friday Jn upper eos at beac to upper 70. inland. 11'81DETODAY c~ o//idall ~ tm.i. to nap • dluidndl, Pnafont /or. rtUr.d con- r ~111Mlart ~. Alld • j11 Wo.hf'9f0ft o;c., Vkt • Ptnidba WoUn M~ • • Oltd ,. iDI/• ~ "" ...,.., • ol ffz NtJf.111 IMdordl td OWfr horn•. srorta"Clllid ~°' °" P,og1A1. .. ··-· • • DARIEN CAUSER AS HUCK; RUBAE SANDER AS BECKY In Huntington Beech, a Page Out of Mark Twain Fish Biting Kilb Vie in 'Hrrek' Derby The HunUneton Beach pier wu jumplna Wednesday - with kids and fl1h . · Jrfore than 200 younestera competed ln lhe annual Huck Finn FllbJnJ Derby and hauled In more than ZOO fish. Grant Chlldreu, 14, ot We1tmin.1ter oaupt the larpat ftab, a two-pound white croaker. Ltaa Jimenez. I, of HunUniton Beach. caµaht the Jc· geat fllh for girl anelers. lt wa.s a half·pound ptteh. Other winners: -Smallest fish . Gina Grunbaum, 8, Huntlncton Beach and Trevor Yamamoto, 11 , Huntington Beach. Most unusual fish. Jerry Yaugher. 8, HunUn(ton Beach, a cabazon, and Edith Grunbaum and Julio Sonnen· berg, both 10, of Huntington Beach. They each caupt a Ii za rd fish. Judges naled that Darien Causer. 11, of Hwillncton Beach looked most like Huck Finn and Rubae Sander, 9, of Huntlneton Beach, wns the best Becky Thatcher. The event was sponsored by the city Parks and Recrea- tion Department and The Tackle Box, a bait house on the pier. Trophies and prizes were awarded to various wlnnera. Huntington Ba••le Downtown Suit Revived in Court An SB million lawsuit ••&inst the city of Huntington Beach by downtown property owners has returned to lhe courts after being in limbo for three years. A group of property owners, whose principal member is auto dealer Robert Terry, riled a cla.ss action suit in 1972 alleelne that their Interests were dama1ed by actions of the city. A three-year moratorium had been declared while the city con· aldered an Ill-fated Top of the Pier Plan and a redevelopment plan lutyear. Both plana wilted under pre- 11ure from the pubUc. The suit wu re11\Stituted last December when the moratorium period ended and after plans for downtown redevelopment fell throup In 1976. Attorneys from the clty arcue<S Wednesday before Superior Court .Judie WlllJam Le6 that the cla11 action wa1 inappropriate and that action 1bould ht purautd by lndMdual llU•anll. Forty.four property ownen repreaenttn• 133 parcels are partlctpet.b)l ln the ault. Judie ~ Js ex11ttted to rule on tho cltJ'• motion in Aupat. Tb• property owner• claim that the value of IMJr boldinp er• r'educ*I b7 the cit1 ln II\ at- t•mPt to mate th land ch aper for th• city to uqwre • A1nl1t1nt .City Attorney WilUam Anubar,y 11.ld the plllA· tiff• clahn04 tho ~llf Jailed to ii· IUI bWldit:ii Pllll\ltl, that ex· ceaalve Jaw eilforcement waa uaed as a means of harassment and that parking was reduced. The city Is denying the aUeaa· lion. City Attorney Don Bonfa said the city dldn'l complete condem· nation proceedin11 "when It became obvious lt didn't have enoulh money to Implement the top oflheplerplan." The city filed condemnation action ln 1968. The top of the pier plan called for the city to acquire five blocks alone Pacific Coaat HJghway from Lake Street to 5th Strtet for a parldna lot. The proposal wu scrapped by unsure finances and quesUOOJ on whether the city 1bould participate In aucb a pro1ram. Record High Temperature Due in Fresno BJ Ttae A.ieocla&ed Pnae The blah temperature In Fruno wu ex~ t.o hit uo to- day. which would break the a. year~d ree<lrd ol lOl Ht IQ H•s. t.h NaUOIW Weather Sehlee re- porta. • ctmtr.i SU Joaquin Valley wu the hoUed 'lace lb Ute na· tlon Wtdne1day, with Baker1n cl R 4 Bluff and Stockton tytni tar tbe hict\at t mperatW'C!tUOT. Poree at cbatll now blah temper• re1 ihrouthout U1e valley will rw from 100-112 throqh J):ld•l· he •xlHhd outlook for turdly tbnil.;ll Mo81q ealll tor fair ltQea lftd •boft•nonUI tam,..,.., WkJI ~ trom rr. to 101. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 19" Hiring Revealed County Unit Hears Counsel for Ray ·1 By unrua a . VINSEL Ol IM o.lty P'lleUt.tf PredJctln1 his new client. James Earl Ray, will be indicted on escape charees next week. author-attorney Mark Lane an· nounced Wednesday in Colta Mesa the admitted aaaassin of Dr. Martin Luther Kini Jr. hu retained bJm a1 defenH cou.nael. Lane and bla co·counael, NaabvUle, Tenn., lawyer Jack Kerahaw, will confer wlth Ray early next week at Brushy Moun· taln State Penitentiary to beein atratec talks. He said Ray Is expected to be indicted by a federal 1rand jury within the next few days as a re· suit of the dramatic jail break a month a10 from the allecedly escape-proof prison ln the Cum- berland Mountains of eastern Tennessee. Lane appeared In Costa Mesa for an Informal Interview and ad- dre11 to members of the Oranie County chapter of the Citliena Committee of Inquiry. He said he was hired by Ray. who has had a succession of lawyers ln lhe nine years since Dr. Kini was slain, in two specific matters: -"One is lo try to eet him a trial on the chareea he killed Martin Luther Kln&." explained Lane, notin1 the case was never tried in court, which could show a conspiracy was Involved. -•'The second Is to represent him on the charge he escaped from prlaon. We (Lane and Kershaw) plan a rather novel de- O.lly ,. ............. . WILL DEFEND RAY Lawyer Mark Lane fense. '' the bearded assassin•· tion prober said. He aays he and Kershaw will araue that Ray could not have ex- caped from prtaon with six other ~~ss'Buy'Charge Inmate• l11t month on the l l"OUJ2dl be Wal belne UJe8ally detained there ln the fint place. 1 Lane claims detpite Ray'• eon· fesiloa to Dr. K.lnC'• lMI murder • In Memphls, Tenn., be bu QOD· I ethelea been dented b11 n,bt to I ~· trl&l be bu since demanded j without IUCCtll. ..He wan't tr,ytnc to break out of prllon." Lane qulpp,od ... He was trying to break iNTO the Supreme Court." And, Lane contends, if be ii un- successful in wlnnlnl an 1ctu&l trial in which Ray mlebt tell the world what he claim• be knows of a consplraey behind the Kin& kl1Una.1'e bu another option. He predf cted be and Kenhaw wlll literally try the Kloc u- 1a11 In a U on case lo the courtroom where they wlll be de-I fendlns Ray on the aoUclpated federal &rand Jury pri.lon escape Indictment. Lane 11id Kershaw bas been I told by Ray that be never really expected to make cood in his bid I to elude capture and make it throup the rueied hillbilly coun-j try to a tar1e city. U he dld reac~ a lar1e popula-1 Uon center, Lane claims, Ray I was &oln& to bide out, contact hlm and Kershaw and have them neeotlate bis immediate sur- render in return for the promise I of a Kini slaylni trial. "I think he made the decision 1 to escape not very lone befoce I the jailbreak, without too much lone-term planning," Laneaald. ) (8" COUNSEL, Pa1e AZ> j Korean Said Betrayer 1 SEOUL. South Korea CAP> The South Korean 1overnment today called former lntellleence chief Kim Hyung Wook "a betrayer" for testlfylnc that It financed attempta to buy the aup· port or U.S. congressmen. "A betrayer can aay almost anythinc. but It will not be llatened to," said Information Ministry spokesman Hwang Sun Pil. Kim, director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency from 1961 to 1969, told a House committee In Waahln1ton Wed- nesday that he arran1ed for $3 million in covernment funds to be deposited In the account of lhe alleged influence·buyer Tone Sun Park. Park is alleged to have been the chief conduit for payments to con1ressmen In return for their aupport for military aid to Preti· dent Park Chung Hee's 1overn- ment "It has angered and dis1usted the Korean people that anti-state utterances have come from a man who l~t his own country in the early 1970s," Hwang said. He called Kim "a man without correct knowled&e of the evolu· lion or the political institutions chosen by the Korean people themselves and of their efforts for self·rellance in national security and economic develop- ment. ·'It should be clearly un· deratood that the Korean people, ln worldn1 for a better future for themselves, do not necessarily nted to aeek the endorsement of foretcn countries," be added. Local newspapers aplashed Kim '1 testimony acro11 their front paces. Kim tald be helped Tonpun 1 1 Park eatabliJh the fashionable Geor1e Town Club, which I became popoular with govern-t ment executives and con- greas~n. Later Kim said, he was told , the KdA bankrolled payoffs to , U.S. coniressmen. He said that at one time be wu shown a llst of 15 to 2IO congressmen tar1eted for payoff a. But he said be could not recall (See KO&EA, Page AJ) 4 ' WOrkers ·'Sick' Over Pay Hf:!Ssle Ao apparent Oranie County employe alck-out believed atACed in protest of salary offers d~ thU year's contract talka coo· tinued today on a lesser scale, county offlclah reported. Sixty plumbers, carpenters and other tradespeople called in tll and stayed away from work Wedne11day. county Personnel Director Bert Scott said, but they were back on the job today. This morning another nine tradesmen, all employed at the county maintenance yard on Katella Avenue In the Anaheim area, either called in dick or re· ported to work and went home ill, Scott said. Meanwhile, the Oranae County Employes Assoc1at1on. wblch represents about 7 ,600 of the county's 9,600 employes, called county workers to a meeting al noon today to discuss contract talks. The county has offered some employes a 2.75 percent pay hike while giving a 5.5 percent In crease to the bulk of the county's work force. Those Involved in the sick-out are tradespeople who would receive the lesser 2.75 per· cent increase. Wednesday's sick-out was a re· peat of a smaller protest staged last Friday when about 60 tradespeople reported for work one hour late citing tllness as the reason. Rites Slated For FV Child Struck by Car Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon al Good Shepherd Cemetery in Hunt· ington Beach for 3-year-old TJf. fani Lynn Gragnano of Fountain Valley, whod1ed Monday night. The girl, whose parents llve at 16302 Mount Nimbus St .. was fatally injured when she rode her tricycle down a driveway and In· to the path of a passing auto at 7 p.m. She died three hours later at Fountain Valley Community Hospital from head Injuries. Oranee County Coroner'• tn· Vt'sllgators said The driver of the auto was not held. police said. Fountain Valley Mayor Roger Stanton Tuesday asked the city Traffic Committee members to "advocate public safety" to pre- •ent incident.a like the Monday nlaht accident ,,,.... Pflfl'I! A J KOREA •• any of the names because Ammcan names all aound the same to him. Klm testified under t11hl 1ecurtl)' before • Houn Interna- tional telaUons aubcommlltee. OtllANOlcoaT "" DAILY PILOT """"""''J..I[• i awlrtJor be r .-a.a lioer Ill Uao • u.tter ol '"" imd ••• ~ &.IMlr Uwa Uio.e • narblfon. the fulJ )Hr, G uaJ FOCIM AllOIUd net lncome o1 '150.~ m.LWm on aaJel ot am bllUoo, plac:1na lt44th on i"ortua. ma,a&ine'a llal ol tho 500 l.,.._t 1aduatl1al rmpen.les. A recen Africulture 0epart. m •~t atady stale• tbaL AmnttW'!J druk nearly 17 per· cenL let• coffee in the flnt quarttt ol thia year than they did m tbe lint three months of ll'M. eou.. price. bave tripled la two years in part becauae ol a 1975 ftolt and b1'b eott.e taus lo Brull. General Foods hu b6ost. eel the wbol•ale price ot eatfee at leut five Umes thl.a year. However, the upward trend slowed early in June, and cdfee futures and wholesale prices have tenerally headed down. In a related matter, coffee futures prices rose sharply Wed· neaday u there wu the poulblli· ty that cold weather In Ar1enUna mlaht move toward Brazil's southern states and damaee the coffee crop. Today, however, Brazilian weather officiala said the threat of frost eased. "We definitely do not expect a major frost anywhere,•• a weather department spokesman said in IUode Janeiro. Most brand.a of coffee now re- tail at about tt a l*JU,Dd. Funeral Held For Artist, Mrs. Stockton Private funeral services were held in Newport Beach Monday for artist Kathleen Kelly Stockton or Fountain Valley who died last Thursday at the age or 57. Mrs. Stockton is best known for her "children in motion" paint· mgs. Originally from England, she has taught in several Orange County gallenes A seven-year Fountain Valley resident. Mrs. Stockton moved to California with her family In 19~5 Mrs St~kton is survived by her husband Thomas; her father. William Harl. of Fountain Valley: daughter, Kathy of Foun- tain Valley; two sons. Timothy of San Diego. and Jeff or Garden Grove; sister Ruth Gonroff of New York; and two grandchildren. Family members have asked donations be made to the Kelly Stockton memorial fund at Hoag Hospital In Costa Mesa. Righ.18 Backed ST . GEORGE'S, Grenada <A P) -The Oraanlzatlon of American States has "reaf· firmed its commitment to lhe priority of human ri&hts and lo that extent we in this hemisphere lead the world,·• U S Am baasador Gale McGee said following OAS adoplton of a U.S. human ri&hts resolution. • • • , ' OellYNM ..... AIDED FORMER CUl!NT? Newpot'I'• RlctUlrd Lrnn Ex-transit AumLinked To Contract BJ GUY GllANVlLLE Oltllt o.11r .,. ... •• Former Oranae County Tranalt Diltrlct COCfD) dlrec· tor Richard Lynn sald today be doesn't know whether or not he helped a former legal client win a $20,000 billboard contract with the tr an.sit district. Lynn, a Newport Beach al· torney, acknowledged that he put in a eood word for bis ex-client while an OCTD committee was dlscuasin1 a billboard advert.ls- ine campai&n. "But I never knew unW a year later when I wu driving down a freeway 1f they d1d or did not aet any of the busl.neas, •· Lynn said. Accord.in& to the former transit district director it waa while driving down a freeway that be noticed Ryan Outdoor Advertls· 1ne Company displaying an OCTDad. The Newport Beach attorney said whatever role he played in Ry an obtaining lhe billboard ad- vertising was Umlted lo a Feb. 12, 1974, meeting or the transit district's advertising committee. ••We were discussing a billboard advertisln& campaign and I said 'Well, aosh, if there is any way without disturbing your plans that an ex-client of mine can be steered a Uttle business, it would be appreciated,' " the former trans it district director said. Later, without Lynn casting a vote. the OCTD board or direc· tors voted unanimously to accept the advert.asm& proaram recom- mended by the com mlttee. Lynn noted that he had done legal work for Ryan in 1973. The settlement or the case in· volving a Beverly Hills radio sta· tion was In terms of in-kind services In other word11, as a fee, Lynn was to receive roughly $3,500 worth or various services, rather than cash. Ryan did not gel the lion's share of the billboard contract but only a small portion ordered through Oorall Advertising Com- pany. The board's approval or the ad· vertlslng program without Lynn's vote and the placement of the billboards through an In· dependent aeency were the prime actions taken to award the $20,000 contract lo Ryan. Lynn resigned as an OCTD director in 1975 when It was learned that he had performed $10,000 worth or leaal services for an archltectural firm doing bull-. ness with the transit district. Amin Death Denied In Radio's Report NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Ucanda's Pretldent ldi Amin waa orftclallf declared alive but re1ttn1 today by Radio uaanda. The rad.lo, quot.lnl a mllltary 1pokHman said: "Amin bas been r•Un1 after a Jone period of bard work. • • AJ1e1ationa of hil dlsap- pearance therefore, which have orlalnated Crom the Kenyan news media, particularly the press and •er. "wckly tollowed by tho Bfttlah to the extent of hoodwink· ln1 the whole world about b1a al· leaed ckath or dlsappearanct have today been proved wrona." the radJo uid. It lJ understood that 1117 U• nou.nceroent.a about Amin oa the Uaaada radlo are approved beforehand by Am.ln hlm..U. One of Kenya •1 leadlnl newtpapers, tho Nairobi Dally ·Nellon, reported Monday that Amln wu mJ11ln1 aft&r an at· tempt to U1811lnate blm durtna the weekend. Tbe U11nda mllltary 1po-•man quoted AmJ .. aa H),. Ina: ·"1'b Britllh d Kta1• 1bould be t.etribly ub•mfd to re· aUn noth1nl at all hu tiapPenal toblm." TM retemic to lbo BrltlJb wuac& • • 11'*'7 ... whereabout.I ol Alnln ror-'1a1• ~ Uwt D&U7 aUon 't report. Otflclal• at bl• state houae home ln Entebbe, near where the HllUlnaUon attempt WU •ald to havo occurred, confirmed aeveral Um that they dld not know where he ... and ••arches were be1nl conducted for him. Toda,'• broadcut, eecordinl to nrat monttorin1 re~. made no direct mention of any as- au1ln1Uon aUempt. ~Amin announced be waa 1otn1 on a honeymoon, the mlUluy •P* man aald, Am1.n d1d J\tlt that. "It waa fore atup!d ol the BriU.b to tSJ*t hlm to teep talkln• -.. tflousb be wu at bomet ID whltb cue the purpoce of blt ftlt WOWd baYt bMn reft• d•rtd lneanlofleu," tbe' •Pok•man 1akt lleanwblle, U1andan retu1ees are brtnJ1ni more n.Porti Of '"1· int• by Amin'• 1eeurll7 forca ln retallatJon for'. an aUe1ect plot on b1a lift. Some rW .... HJd the pJot wu foiled belore a abol wa flred. A QOkesman tor th provi.Mlal' commi 1loner at Jhkamqa. near the upna "botdtt, report eel u otftcen and clviUans whO crosled the fronU1r .... Id u- •ualm oa t to kill AiDfli 'N~wr!l".Mlbbt Wit.bout a.W Wnl 11nc1. "' ..... _.cJ COUNSEL ••• Autborf ba"9 Hid pubUcJ,y It b doabtf\&l that llQ 4t. a veteran ~ 1' escQe a~ durtni Im many YMnl ID prt.aom. could have mutermlDded tbe escape 1ut mcnth. Lane l&ld Ray bad been in· creuin&IY despondent over mov-es t4t dilband the Senate Select Comfn.ittee on Auualnatiom, feartn& be would never bave a cbaocetotatlfy before it.· Lane abo cited theories his client wu a setup tarset for de- ath himself by forces within the government In an effort to sUeoc'9 hlm fOl'ever, ll be doee ln· deed bave danierous inform• Uon. The author of "Rusb to Jude· meat,•• a study of clashing evidence and theories in the War· ren Commiasion'• probe of the 1963 kiWn& of President John F . Kennedy ln Dallas, sueeesta some FBI involvement. He told newsmen in Los Anaelea he has new evidence pointing ln that direction In the killlne ot Dr. Kine, allefinC the FBI drutlcally relaxed •ecurity around the black leader just beforehand. ·. Lane sald Wednesday that Ray'• brother Jerry, also a small-lime tb.ie! with conaldera· ble JaU Ume behind bJm, made an ironic quip in a recent con· venation. "How could they even set six other guys to break out with James?," he wondered. "He's the last guy I'd ever want to escape with. They'd have so many men, planes and helicop- ters after him the countryside would look like Vietnam." Sonv Trtn1tron Color TV with remote control 21 '·19 ·17 & 15 .. inch d1aoonat l(V-17230 17 1nct1 diagonal aat•rrnmer. DHplt• an acbln• rl1ht sbouldar and.... HGaner aaya be eQjoys the challenc•- .. Jt liva me • cbaDce to lhow YOUDI• people what aomo ol us older &\(ya can do,•• be chuckled. He.mer was joined bJ a_ large Future of Rancho School Unknown The aaly thing certain about Rancho View School in Hunt· ineton Beach la that It won't be reopenlne next year a1 an elementary school. Beyond that, Ocean Vlew School Diatrict trustees are un- certain at to the ultimate fate of the acbool site which was abut down recently due to decllninc diltrictenrollment. The district'• staff bu recom- mended that the site at l8NO B St. be upsraded for use as the dJs. trict's new business offices. 'lbe present businesa 1lte, located on 7.52 acres at the intersection or Beach Boulevard and Warner Avenue, would beaold. Assistant Superintendent James Jones estimates the site to be worth about $1 million and t,the cost or moving to Rancho View at up to $824,000. He added that both firures are approxima- tions and that the $924,000 figure KV-5100 Sony Trinltron Sony's Smalieat. 5 Inch diagonal. Sony Headquarters for the Harbor Area T. V.·R~Sf•eo T.-1ec...- letG111CD FedCo Shoppers ••• You Can Do Better would be a maximum expense which would include extensive work at the Rancho View site. Also up ror future considera- tion by trustees ii • pl an to lease the Rancho View campus. possibly to the Huntinston Beach High School Di.strict or to the county education department. District officials say relocating business offices on the Rancho View site would provide more· room and help improve services. However, trustee Dr. Margaret Stark Monday night questioned the need for more space in an era or decllnlnc enrollment, addtnc that she wished to wait for the July 18 completion or a kindergarten to sixth 1rade enrollment study before malting a decision. Trustees will continue dis· cusaiona on Rancho View cam· pus al upcoming school board meetines. KV-2101 Tnn1tron P1us Sony'1 largest, 21 mch diagonal KV-1711 Trinltron, 17 Inch diagonal • 0 GE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1 77 TENCEN ·ected ax Rate Irks School Board· ApproyaJ um• on a S.1 YOU, t'nM Hurd "otiAJ DO. J FoleJ ..... from tbl meet- •Ill.a. I Wbm truatees Htd they found Ute $$.19 rate "unacceptable," RartlhHt Hid the tentative budltl la not • nnn document, but it ampl>' aometbln1 that maat bit submitted tot.he County Superlate dent of School• to 1bow '""'"" proJect.lona for the school district. Re pointed out that the final ac· Uoa from the IC.boo1 board won't take place until after the Aua· S public beartn1. The uautant superintendent explained that the SS.19 fiiure ln· eludes eiabt cent.a for the state bulldin1 repayment fund and another alx cent.a Cor adult educa· lion. But Hartline said he expects the eight cents to be reduced or eliminated due to applications Override OK'd Senate Barely Musters Votes SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state Senate voted to overnde Gov. Ednnmd Brown Jr.'s death penalty veto today. A 27·12 vote, the exact marain required, sent the reto override to the Assembly for a final vote In August. The vote was taken after de- bate of less than 15 minutes lll which Sen. George Deukmejian, · (R-Long Beach) defended his capital punishment blll as admit· tedly weak but "the best, the strongest, the most effective bill that we can achieve through the legislative process." One former supporter of the DeukmeJian bill, Sen. John Briggs <ll· Fullerton>, refused to vote for the override, saying at would be "a weak law in the hands of a weak governor." Briggs, a contender for the GOP nominntion for governor, said Brown would be under no ob· ligation to enforce the measure if enacted, and that he would rather have a stronger blll enact- ed by an initiative next year DeukmeJian said th1s week he was confident the upper house would vote Lo override and was "very opt1m1sllc" the Assembly would follow suit in August. <See DEATH, Page AZ) Boycott Working Coffee Profits Down WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. CAP) - Consumers anaered over spiral· in1 coffee prices have apparently hit the nation's largest corree producer in the pocketbook. The firm lowered eatimatea today for second quarter earning•. General Foods Corp. cited lowered coffee consumption, althou1b Chairman J arnes L. Ferguaon did not say how much sales have fallen off or what the downward .eamin1s project.ion would be. The announcement followed eneral Foods' forecast this aonth that earnings for the cur- ent quart.er would be above the cord $52.8 million recorded in be seeond quarter or 1976, and 4 percent higher than those a ear before. For the full year, General oods reported net income or so 4 mllllon on sales of $3.978 llllon, placing it 44th on Fortune ajlazine's list of the 500 largest induslriial companies. A recent Agriculture Depart· ent study states that mericans drank nearly 17 per· ent leu corree in the first uarter of this year than they did n the first three months of 1976 CoHee prices have tripled in (wo years In part because of a 1975 frost and hl@h coffee taxes In Brazil. General Foods has boost- ed the wholesale price of coffee at least five times this year. However, the upward trend slowed early ln June, and coffee futures and wbole11le prices have senerally h••ded down. . In a related matter, coffee futures prices rose sharply Wed· neaday u there was tbe pouiblll· ty that cold weather ln Ar1enUna mi1ht move toward Brazil's southern states and damage the coffee crop. Today, however, Brazilian weather olflclaJs said Lhe threat of frosteued. "We defmltely do not expect a major troll anywhere."· a weather department apokesmaa aaid ln Rio de Janelr». Most brand.I of coffee now re· tall at about t& a pound Coast Pilot Saved After Plane Crash By ARTHUR ft. VINSEL~ Ol U. ~ly l'llM lt.tfl A Newport Beach pilot whose tiny plywood plane crashed at Corona Airport Wednesday may owe his life to bystanders who raced to the shattered wreckage, police said today Anthony Dorsett, 36, or 318 Anade Ave .. on the Balboa Peninsula, was listed In critical condition today at Corona Com- munity Hospital with multiple in· juries, nurses sald. ·His leg was broken an three places and I befleve his back was broken And of course bis face was pretty messed.up," said Corona Police Sgt Bob Terpllng, the first officer to arrive at the crash scene Most witnesses 1nlerv1ewed about the 2:20 p.m crash gave the same account of what oc curred, said Sgt Terphng himself a pilot who mes out or Corona Airport "Most likely, power fa1lure was the cause Everybody we talked to said they heard the engine sputtering and looked up and he was stalling," he ex· pl a med C~sh witnesses recounting »'hat happened next told poll~~ ihe little single-seat Cassmult monoplane ihen s lipped earthward 1n a sickening sidewise, gliding dive. "He actually sort or pancaked Into the ground," said Sgt. Terpl- lni. "There was no fire but the plane itself just exploded. The wings came off and then he bounced one lime and the fuselaee landed ln a barranca." The first witnesses who sprint· ed t.o the scene told police Dorsett was still slttln1 strapped lnt.o the (See PILOT, Pa1e A2) Firemen Quell Irvine Trash Truck Blaze • • • MDdlnt In Sacramento r • IA• fUDCllaa tor tbtM new 1cbool tit.el. And he said tb.at when the Marine Corps begins paying for a new adult education pro1.ram that otters classea to Martnei, the •ix cents will be eliminated, too. "Between now and August there will be many changes that wltl probably brlni to the rate cloeer to tbe eurrenl. rate." said Hartline. Board Prelldent Dean 01'on tald that only the current rate, or a lower rate, would be aecepta. ble. He pointed out that taklnl lnto account the projected assessed valuation increases, a SS.19 tax rate would mean a homeowner of an $80,000 house would pay about $265 more ln school taxes next year. Wrong Sea•on, Guys Tb• temaLlve bud.act rd1eda a 1 T percent lncreue over th1a year'• szo.a million bud1et. Hartline a.aid lhe atucleut eoroll· ment for next year la expectAld to climb about nlo.o percent. from 11,3-to 12,lSSstudenll. CurTently, the district apends $1,880 per ttudent. ne amount for next year would be Sl,862 per student, according to the ten· taUve budpt. 0.llY l'I"°' ........ lrf aklWI ... It ....... i ' It may be the start of summer and baseball season may be in Cull swing, but these Irvine boys are enjoyine summer with a little football. Above. Bill Morris. 12, is being pursued by David Burke. 8, center, and David Macintyre, 9. He was pretty fast, but the end run didn't suc- ceed. Korean ·inf onner Called 'Betrayer' SEOUL, South Korea CAP> - The South Korean government today called former lntelllgence chlet Kim Hyune Wook "a betrayer" for teatlfylna thal. it financed attempt.a to buy the sup- port of U.S. congreaamen. "A betrayer can 1ay almost anything. but tt wlll not be listened to," aald Information Mlnlal.ry apoteaman Hwang SW\ PU. Kim. director of the Korean Central lntelll1ence A1tncy lrom 1961 to 1969, told a Hou.st committee ID Wuhtn1ton Wed· Citizen Plea Reveah]unk Food Probe i ' \ ' An Irvine reaident complained ' to the Irvine School Board Wed- nesday that junk food shouldn't , be sold at the schools while teachers are teachlnc about pro- per nutrition in the classrooms. "There's a connict. You're teaching one thing Inside and en- dorsing another outside," GleM Woodmansee told the board. Supt. Stan Corey responded that district officials are current- ly investigatinl the food sales policy at the schools. He said It was prompted, in part. by a re· solution sent to the board by the Ranch Homeowners Association that requested a ban on Junk food sales. Corey said that one popular brand or pre-packaged pastries is no longel' beina sold at the schools and that the district Is also considering 1topplng the.al~ of all chips and fruit drinks. Corey said that son drinks and candy are not sold In any of the district schools, but admitted it prompts some students to go orr camput ln search of so-called junk food . ·'It's been touncHhat if you pro- vide junk food, student.a stay on • campus," Corey Hid. Co ast I , I I ' l l 'Sick-out' Di .. b nun1s es In County An apparent Oranae Coun~ empl.oye sick-out believed atqed In protelt ot salary offers durtne thia year's contract talks con- tinued today on a le11er scale. county otnclala reported. Sixty plumbers, carpenters and other tradespeople called In Ill and stayed away from work W edneaday, county Personnel Director Bert Scott said, but they were back on lhe job today. Thia mornlne another nine tradesmen, all employed at the county maintenance yard on KateUa Avenue In the Anaheim area, either called In 111ck or re· ported to work and went home ill, Scott said. Meanwhile, the Orange County Employea Asaoclal1on, which represents about 7 ,600 of the county's 9,600 employes, called county workers to a meeting at noon today to dlacuas contract talks. The county has offered some employes a 2.75 percent pay hike while giving a 5.5 percent In· crease to the bulk of the county's work force Those involved in the sick-out are lrade11peoplc who would receive the lesser 2.75 per cent increase. Wednesday's slck·out was a re· peat of a smaller protest staged last Friday when about 60 tradespeople reported for work one hour late citing Illness as the reason f'roraP~AJ DEATH ••• It lakes a two-thirds maJonty in both houses 27 voles in the Senate and 54 in lhe Assembly to overturn a veto. Deukmcjian's bill, SB 155, originally cleared the Senate on a 29-10 vote. The Assembly vole was 54·23. Overrid('S are rare, however, because eovernors lradillonally lobby hard against them. Brown has had none since be took office 211a years ago, and his pre· decessor, Ronald Reagan, had only one In eight ycar11. Deukmejian's bill was In· lroduced after lhe state Supreme Court ruled California's death penalty law was unconstitutional because ll did not meet U S Supreme Court requirements. The bUl would allow use of the dealh penalty for treason and lS types o( nrst·dearee murder, in· cludlna killing a police officer. multiple murder and murder during a robbery. Rights Backed ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (AP) -Tho Organization of American States has "reaf· firmed its commitment lo the priority of human rlchts and to that extent we In thl11 hemisphere lead tbe world," U.S. Am· bassador Gale McGee said followlna OAS adoption or a U.S. human rights resolution. ORANOI COAIT DAILY PILOT I dl1 ii they did or dJ DGl Pl 7 Cl( J ...... , &aid. AcOIW'dln,t to the lormer tr It dl1trlct dlr.ctor It WU wbile ·drlvU.. d n a trelw91 t ootlctc1 Ryan OUtdoor Advllftit. 101 Company dlaplaylnc .n OCTO.cl. The Newport Bcacb aUamey 11ld wbaC..ver roJe be play.ct In Ryan ol)t.aintnc l.M billboard ad· vertJ.alnc wu limit.cl to a Feb. U, 1'7•. m..U01 of the transit dJ-trict'a advertl.lln1 commltt..e. "We were dl1cuuloe a billboard .clYertlain1 campJip and I Hid 'Well. IO.b. 1f there is aoy wa, without dlaturblnc your plam that an n·cllent of mine can be tieered a lltUe bldlnesa, It would be appreciated,' " the former transit dlatrlct director said Lat.er. without Lynn caatlne a vote, the OCI'D board of d1rec· tora voted unanimously to •~ept the advertiainl pro1ram recom- mended by tbe committee. Lynn noted that he had done legal work for Ryan ln 1973. The settlement of the case in· volvlng a Beverly Hllla radio sta· lion was in terms or in·klnd services. In other words, as a fee, LyM was to receive roughly S3,SOO worth or various services, rather than cash. Ryan did not get the lion's share of the billboard contract but only a small portion ordered through Dorall Advertislne Com· pany. The board·s approval of the ad- ve rtlsing program without Lynn's vote and the placement of the billboards throuah an In· dependent agency were the prime actlons taken to award the $20.000contract to Ryan. Lynn resigned aa an OCTD director in 1975 when it was learned that he had performed $10,000 worth of legal services for an architectural firm doing bus1 · ness with the transit district. Teen-age Girl Injured in 2-car Crash A 13-year-old Irvine girl was reported In stable condition to· day at Tustin Community Hospital after sufferine head in Juries In a two-car collision Wed nesday afternoon at Campus and Culver Drives in Irvine The Injured girt, Susan Oliver or sou Alcorn, was a passenger in a car driven by her sister, Deanna Lynne Oliver, 16. Police said Miss Oliver was al· tempting to turn left onto Cam· pus Drive from Culver Drive when her car collided with a car driven by William Paul Arndt. 578 Alta Vista, Laguna Beach. Arndt was not Injured, polJce said. FroM Page AJ PILOT ..• cockpit with gasoline from the cowl-mounted fuel tank drippln& on him. "The engine busted clear off the front, but there was stilt a lot of hot pipes," said Sgt. Terpllne. who did not have the names of Dorsett's rescuers. "They tore off the gas lank with their bare hands and lhrew 1l as far as they could," he said. Federal Aviation Admlnlstra· lion authorities in Long Beach said today they have not yet re· ceived a full report on the crash of Dorsett's experimental aircraft. KOREA •.. gre11meo. Later, Kim said, he was told the KCIA bankrolled_ payoffs to U.S. conpesamen. Re said that al one time be was abown a list of 15 to 21>·concreumen t1r1etec1 for payoflt. But be Hid be could not recall any of tbe namea becaQH· American name1 all aound the sametohlm. ltlm teatlfled under tl1bt aecqrtty before a Houae lnle:m•· Uoo&l reJatlona aubcotnmlt • f ............... l'ery Funn", Fellotes An unidentified security otcicer at Phoenix International Airport uses bolt cutters to remove a six-foot chain and 16-pound bowling ball clamped to the leg of Jim Slatton, 29, of Phoenix. Three hours before he was to he was to fly to Grand Junction, Colo., to be married, fellow workers at- tached the ball and chain to his leg. Uganda's Amin 'Alive' 'Resting After Hard Work,' Radio Repom NAIROBI, Kenya CAP> - U1anda's President Idi Amin waa officially declared alive but resllne today by Radio Uganda. The radJo, quoting a military spokesman said: "Amin bas been resting after a Iona period of hard work "Allegations of his disap- pearance therefore, which have ori&inated from the Kenyan newi; media. particularly the press and were quickly followed by the British to the extent of hoodwink- ine the whole world about his al· leged death or disappearance have today been proved wrong," the radio said It is understood that any an· nouncement..s about Amin on the Uganda radio are approved beforehand by Amin himself One of Kenya 's lead10g newspapers. the Na1rob1 OaJly Nation. reported Monday lhal Amin was missmg after an al· tempt to assassinate him during the weekend. The Uganda military spokesman quoted Amin as say· Ing: "The Bntiah and Kenyans should be terribly ashamed to re· allze nothing at all has happened to him." The reference lo lhe British wa11 not clear. Mystery surrounded the exact whereabouts of Amin for three days following the Daily Nation report. Otrlclals at his state house home in Enteboo, near where the assassination attempt was said to have occurred, confirmed several times that they did not know where he was and searches were belne conducted for him. Today's broadcut, accordin& to first monltorine reports, made no direct mention of any as· aaaalnation attempt. Arter Amin aMounced he was eoine on a honeymoon, the military spokesman said, Arrun did just that. "It was therefore stupid of the British to expect him to keep talking as though he was at home, in which case the purpose of his rest would have been ren- dered meaningless ,'' the Sony Tnnilron Color TV w 1 th remote control 21 ·19"-17·· & 15" inch diagonal spokesman said. Meanwhile, Ugandan relugees are bringing more reports of lull· inga by Amin's security forces in retaliation for an alleged plot on his Hre. Some refu1ees said the plot was foiled before a sbot was fired. KV·5100 Sonv Trln11ron Sony's Smalltat. 15 Inch diagonal. Sony Headquarters for the Harbor Area T. V .-locllo-Stereo Tape lee_.,. letamax FeclCo Shoppers ••• You Can Do letter Weighed I 8o•rd WOllDtKIY to atndent aodw to toeom-pete ... uHQn ,, speech • Bqt laid tbn were ~ abaat .utn1~1 ... ell• peDJlve precedent" and ated dlatrict al.a members to come op with a clear policy for tbo tumr.. TruatM Fred Gahm said be aupporta aucb ltudent endeawn. but uld the board shouldn't be tundl.ni ltudeot activities on a "bit and mis.a" basis. Tbe $100 will cover transporta. lion and lodcinl COila for Suzette Hemberser and teacher Jackie Reedy, who left for SeatUe last SUoday and will return Saturday. Mia Hemberger was the only Irvine student to qualify for the N atlonal Forensic Lea1ue Speech Finals, but wu unable to 10 without board approval and lundi.q. Olatrtct officials said lhe $700 will be t<en out of this year's 1chool budaet at University High School . Frank Hurd opposed lhe de· clalon, 1ayi.ng he lavored spend· lne money so that It provides "the createst good tor the 1reatest number of people." He sald he wasn't opposed to Min Hember1er's attending the finals, but said that, ln the past, request.a have been turned down by the board that Involved send- inc 50 to 60 studenta by bus to a apeclfic compel.ltion. Supt. Stan Corey said th1t wben be told Miss Hemberger and Mra. Reedy that they could attend lhe competition, he was under lhe impression that the board wanted him to authorize lhe trip. When be learned lhat the board dJd not intend for him to approve the expenditure, Corey said he was sorry for lhe misunderstand· Ing and said it would not happen agam. KV·2101 Trlnllron Plus Sol'lv'• largHt 21 inch diagonal KV-1711 Trfnitl'Of'I. 17 Inch diagonal I I • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Uoe •• full request died Wltbout belnl MCODdecl. ··1•m uklna ror peanut.I com· pared wlth wbat other com- mullltle9 are 1pendln1." Buck aald u 9ddreNed the council "Tbe people we're 1olna after are the ones wbo briDC revenue to the clty. . . That money soes rl1ht back 1n the city kitty," be Hld. Councilwoman Bellerue quea· Uoaed the Impact towilm cA th• policy mai.atalned by m&01 Lacuna Beach hotels and mote1a requ.lrtns two or three·nl~ minimum stays by suesta. menUooed a Daily Pilot 1tory whlchreportedtbepolicy. Buck said be had been un· aware~ th4I polky before beini questioned by reporters but said "ll'• their business, they can run it anyway they want to. THURSDAY, JUN 23, 1977 , -Gets 30 '1l'• Vert eay for _.to make a headline .•to~ that'• bulll-t." bua d. He dld not, however. indlcate that there were errors ~ ract in the story and altboulb Buck laid everyooe bas uperlenced beint mllquoted ln the preu, be did not HY be bad beeo misquoted in the atory. A member of the council quipped -about bis earthy 1 he would. cer. talnJ7 be quoted now. lln. Bellerue nld the cbam ber'a alJocalloA bad jumped ftom $11.000 ln fiscal 197,.7$ to $30,000 In fiscal 1976-17. She said whlle tourists do brinCj moae1 to the town. they also cost. the dt.Y money In public aafet.YI eoltl. ..Are we at the breakiD1 polntl CS.aLUIBD, Pace AZ) 1 orttoStay? Action Delayed on SJC Issue BJ WILLIAll SCRREIBEJl °'-Oa11r ,;i.t $1.ttt San Juan Capistrano city coun· cllmen wrestled again Wednes- day with a proposed law a1med at tightening regulation or their controversial light plane ah'field. Councilmen heard about an hour of public testimony and then 1u11ested so many changes m the draft that they will have to wall at least another week before acting on it. The airport, which is being sur- rounded gradually by new hous- ing development.a, was drawn in.' to the limelight May 28, when s- year·old Jennifer Zell was ki!Jed when a plane crashed behind her SC Parking District Debated B1PIOUP ROSMA&IN °' Ille Dlllly l'lt.c ., ... A proposed downtown San Clemente ~arldng district won cool reception at an initial study bearing Wednesday or the City Council and the beautification committee. Reaction to the up to $8.1 million project turned warmer, however, when an architect representinc the owner or two or the Iota proposed for city acquisi- tion said be wants to build on them now. The city has refused to lasue bulldiflg permit.a until the park- ing district question Is resolved. Proposed district boundaries are, roughly, from A venida Cabrillo to Avenlda Granada. and from the oceanside or Avenida de la Estrella to Calle Seville. Some of the same people wbo rtrst were pessimistic about the likelihood that businesses In the { vicinity of Avenida Del Mar ? would support a parking lot dis· ' trlct with their money, suddenly urged the council lo get on with it. They feared further long de- lays would drive the cost or available land too high. One or those was Charleti Bar· rett, a member or the beauUfica- tton committee, who sald bu.si- OeHmen are "irate'' about the parldni propo1al. Ba.rntt said there would be ••rar more benerlts accruins to the city than there are to the pro. <See PAIUDNG, Pase AZ) Coast Weather Nllht and mornin1 low clouds with pvdal elear· ins Frlda7 afternoon. Lowa ton11ht In SClil and tow 60s. }Dgba Frlday ln upper fJOs at beaches to upper 70I inland. INSIDE TODAY GowmrMnt o~ con-. tfnUI lo mJp ~di~, P•tllioru /or r•Ur•d COft.. ortummorf _,_,..,,And in Woahfngton D.C.. Vic• Pr••Ulnt Walin lloMal• and ,. t1141• ,,... ,,.. fi1"0iec of·.U NOS111 ICNG1U cd ~ horM. siorv ..... ,.,,_ Oft • l!OlJ• J.1. home near the landing field Most or Monday's remarks by the audience supported con- tinued operation of the airport. The speakers contended that the facility'• safety record has been good generally. Several speakers also hinted that the city may have an ulterior motive In seekinj closure of the airport -the potential use or the property as a revenue-producing Industrial park. Those allegations were natly denied by Councilman Kenneth Frie11, who contended the city's motives were related only to aafety and. security or it.a resi· dents. S4TELUTE AID TO SHIPS VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE (AP> -'lbe second in a aerlea ~ aate.lll• that wW tell 1blpa anyWbere on earth In any •klad of weatMr what la lhetr pin· point latitude and lontitude was launched today, the Air Force aatd. An Air Force industry team or· bited the mlsslle to be part of a NAVSTAR global positioning system, in which four satellites will provide 24·hour dally navlga· tion aervlce for use by ahlpe and other vehicles, Air Force spokesmen sald. Sand Note Spun Baja Desert Hunt ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) - "No food, no water.'' This note, scratched in sand, spurred the search today for a Los An&elea police officer and a 14-year-old boy reported missing in the Baja California desert since Friday. Nearby were the numerals 6-18, apparently meaning the note was left Saturday, with an arrow pointing west. Another man, Frank Morris, was rescued Monday by a busb pilot who found him lncoberent in the 110-degree beat. Moma, 41, said be aent his son Steven and companion Frank Clauaen ahe.d to rind the main hi1bway when their motorcycles ran out of gu. The trio were f ollowln1 the rout. of the BaJa 500 oft.road race throuah ru11ed terrain east or Enaenacfa. Both Clausen, 3CJ1 and Morris have been police ornc:ers ln Los An1elea. A total or 10 1round vehicles and an airplane were beln1 used in the search by U.S. and Mexico border volunteers. Council members disagreed among themselves Monday as to just bow strict the city should be In controlling flight activity at the small field, which has operat· ed for more than 25 years. The major bone or contention appears to be a suggestion that all transient pilots be banned from the facility. The theory Is that the pilots not based at the airport are unfamlllar with It and cause most of the problems. The ordinance dratted by the st.arr permits continued transient. use for at leut another three months to determine if those pilots are. indeed, the root of the <See AIRPORT, Pa1e AZ> Korea Aide llasted as 'Betrayer' SEOUL, South Korea CAP) - The South Korean 1overnment today called former lntelll1ence chler Kim Hyung Wook: "a betrayer" for testifying that it financed attempts to buy the sup- port of U.S. congre111men. "A betrayer can aay almost anytbin1. but IL will not be Uatened to," said Information Mlnlstry spokesman Hwang Sun Pll. Kim, director or the KOt'ean Central Intelligence A1ency from 1961 to 1969, told a House committee ln Washington Wed· neaday that he arranged for $3 mUUon 1n government funds to be deposited in the account of the alleged influence-buyer Tong Sun Park. Park is alleged to have been the chief conduit for payments to congressmen in return for their support for military aid to Presi- dent Park Chung Hee's govern- ment "It bu angered and dissusted (See KOREA, Pa1e AZ) Police Seek Train Shooter Orange County sberltf'a of- ficers are investigating an lnci· dent 1n which shota were fired at an Amtrak train as it aped throu1b the Capistrano Beach area. Deputies sald several bullets alruck the northbound train aa It palled through the vicinity or Camino Capistrano and Palludea ~oad. They believe the unknown 1nlper wu hidden In a residential area. Deputies 1ald no one was hurt lo an incldent that l1 aJao beln1 lnveat11ated by a1enta of the Na· .uonal Railroad Passenier Corp. Very FU11ng, Fellotes An unidentified security officer at Phoenix International Airport uses bolt cutters to remove a six-foot chain and 16·pound bowling ball clamped to the leg of Jim Slatton, 29, of Phoenix. Three hours before he was to he was to fly to Grand Junction, Colo., to be married, fellow workers at- tached the ball and chain to his leg. Huge Coffee Firm Slwws Profit Dip· WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP)- Consumers angered over spiral· ing coffee prices have apparently hit the nation's largest coffee producer in the pocketbook. The firm lowered esllmates today for second quarter earnings. General Food1 Corp. cited lowered coffee consumption, although Chairman James L . Ferguson d1d not say bow much sales have fallen off or what the downward earnirfgs projection would be. The announcement followed General Foods' forecast this month that earnings for the cur- rent quarter would be above lbe record $52.8 million recorded In the second quarter of 1976, and 80.4 percent higher than those a year before. For the full yeari General Foods reported net ncome of $U0.4 million on aa1es of '3.978 blllion, placing it .. th on Fortune maguine's list of the 500 laraeat Industrial companies. A recent A1riculture Depart· ment study state• that Americans drank nearly 11 per· cent less coffee In the flr1l quarter or this year than they did ln the rtrat three months of 1976. Coffee prices bave tripled in two years ln part because of a 1975 frost and high coffee taxes in Brazil. General Foods has boost· ed the wholesale price of coffee al least five Umes this year. However, the upward trend slowed early in June. and corr~ ruturea and wboleaale prices have generally headed down. In a related matter, coffee (See COFFEE, Pase AZ> Blaze HitA Laboratory LA JOILA CAP> -Genetic re· aearch lnvolvine live or1anllrm w aa beln8done1n a Unlvenlty of CaUfornla laboratory destroyed 'by fire early Wednesday, a sclen· Ust dlacloeed today. The blaze Jett an eatimated $100,000 damage, but Dr. Richard Flrtel dilcounted rear ot dao1er1 from txotlc micro· or•anlsma created by meldlnt the 1enes of .,_cterla that thrive ln human lnteslinea and a pro- tozoan·llke DNA or1anilm found In rotuni wood. Ex-transit Aide I.inked To Contract By GARY GRANVILLE OtlM O.lly l'llot Miff Former Orange County Transit District <OCTD> dire<:· tor Richard LYM said today he doesn't know whether or not he helped a former legal client win a $20,000 billboard contract with the transit district. Lynn, a Newport Beach at- torney, acknowledged that he put in a 1ood word for his ex-cllent whlle an OCTD committee was discussing a billboard advert.llJ- ing campaign. "But I never knew until a year later when I was driving down a freeway if they did or did oot get any or the business,•• Lynn a aid. According to the former transit di•lrict director it was while drivinl down a freeway that he noticed Ryan Out.door Advertis· ing Company dl1playin1 an OCTDad. The Newport Beach attorney Hid whatever role be played in Ryan obtainint the blllboard ad· vertt.Lne was limited to a Feb. 1 12, 1974, meetln1 of the transit • diltrict's advertisina committee. (See LYNN, Pase Al) I Record High ; C'a.PJStrano Selaool Dlstriet Temperature j Due in Fresno. Self-insurance Voted Pressured by rlsln& coats ot state dlublllty ln1urance, Caplitnno UnUled School Dil· trlct tniiteiel bav deelded tO Uy their hand at 1elf.l.il1urance --------- ~1, ~ ... "'9t• AIDED FORMER CLIENT? Newport'• Richard Lynn rrem P"fle A I LYNN ••• "We were discus sing a billboard advertising campaign and I said ·wen. gosh, Ir there is any way without disturbing your plans that an ex-client of mme can be steered a little business, it would be appreciated,' " the former transit district director said. Later, without Lyon casting a vote, the OCTO board of direc- tors voted unanimously lo accept lhe advertising program recom- mended by the committee Lynn noted that he had done legal work for Ryan in 1973. The settlement of the case in- volving a Beverly Hills radio sta- tion was In terms of in kind services ln other word!I, as a fee. L'Ynn was lo rece1 ve roughly $3,500 worth of various st•rvacc'i, ralher than cash Ryan did not 11et thl' lion'!\ sh are of the b1 II boa rd contract but only a small portion ordered through Dorall Advertising Com· pany The board's approval of the ad· vertising program without Lynn's vote and the placement or the billboards through an in- dependent agency were the prime actions taken to award the $20,000 contract to Ryan. Lynn resigned as an OCfO director m 1975 when 1t was learned that he had performed $10,000 worth of legal services for an arclut.edural rirm doing bu.si-. ness with the transit d1stnct. Silverware Worth 85,500 Burglarized Silverware valued by the vie tim at $5,SOO hrus been stolen from e La1una Beach area home, Oranse County sheriff's omcers sald. Deputies said burglars who en- tered via the unlocked door look the silver from the home of Herbert Sands Towne, 77. of 81 'Emerald Bay, while he was away from home. Tbey added six bot· l)es of red wine to their haul. OAAMOI COAIT Ll\C DAILY PILOT f '1••P-AJ KOREA •.• • the Korean people that antJ-at.ate .rttennces have come from a man who left bis own country ln the early 1970..'' Hwanasaid. He called Kim "a man without correct knowledge of the evolu· lion ol the political in.st.ltutlons chosen by the Korean people themselves and of their efforts for self-reliance In national security and economic develop- ment. "ll should be clearly un- derstood that the Korean people, in working for a better future for themselves, do not neceuartly need to seek the endorsement ol foreign countries," be added. Local newspapers splubed Kim's testimony across their front paces. Kim said he helped Tonaaun Park establish the fubionable George Town Club, which ~ame popoular with govem- m en t executives and con- gressmen. Later, Kim said, be wu told the KCIA bankrolled payoffs to U.S. coairessmen. He aaJd that at one time be waa abown a list ol 15 to 20 congreumen targeted for payoffs. But be said be could not recall any of the names because American names all sound the same to him. Kim testified under light security before a House Intema lion al relations subcommittee. Sol.ons Back PayRaUes SACRAMENTO (AP> - State legislators would tel $2,323 a year more in pay. alter next year's elections. under a bill w1nnina lopsided Assembly ap- proval. · A 58-11 vote Wednesday sent the bill to the Senate after one veteran lawmaker, John Collier ID-Monrovia), said they really are worth more than twice what they are now paid, $23,232 a year. Errective Dec. 4, 1978, the 120 legislators would receive $25.555 annually. The total 10 percent in- crease amounts to five per- cent a year for two years, the limit for an increase al- 1 owed by the state Constitution. rrem P11ge A J CHAMBER. • o( not even wanting.more tourists m the winter?" she asked. She complained that the town "can't even get around." Councilman Carl Johnson sug- gested that lbe iotenslty of Laguna Beach tourism bad in· creased to the point that the city'a relatively •m•ll contribu- tion mlgbt be eliminated altogether without dJmlnlahinl the number of v\sltora. Councilwoman Phyllla Sweeney noted tbat wbile the chamber was credlttn1 Its ad- vert11in1 pro1r•m for a 1ood winter business, other factors such u the bad weather ln th• east, and good economic condl· lions were alao facton. During his presentation lo the council, Buck aald: "I'm a market.t.nc man and I'm here for one reason and that's to market La1una Beach." F,...P..,AI COFFEE •• futurts prtcea roM abarply Wed· neldQ u there wu tbo poa•lbUt· ty that cold weather bl .U.enU.Oa 11>labt 11>ove toward Bui.II'• aoutbem at.at. and da11>aae tbo coa .. crop. Today,' however, Bra•IU•n •tather oft1dall nld tho threat ot frOlt eued. · 0 W e ddlnlte\r do not uptet' a maJor frost an1wher•, .. • wutbct departnlent 1po~t1m.an nld lnRlodoJaoe.lro. Moat brUdl Of COl!M DOW re- lail al aboull'. BaDooru to tlae Moon San Juan Capistrano youngsters at a Village San Juan playground released some special helium balloons Wednesday altemoon. The "Balloons to the Moon" program, part of the city's recreation ef- fort for the summer, involves sending postcard messages attached to the balloons to see which one will make it the farthest. The winner gets a prize. Pilot Saved After Crash By AltTHUa R. VINSEL OI ... Delly f'l ... S._,, A Newport Beach pilot whose tiny plywood plane crashed at Corona Airport Wednesday may owe tu. Ute to bystanders who raced to llle shattered wreckage, police nld today. Anthony Dorsett, 36. of 318 Anade Ave., on the Balboa Peninsula, wu listed in critical condiUoo today at Corona Com- munity HoepitaJ with multiple in· jurlea, nurses said. •'HU Les waa broken in three placH and I believe his back was broken. And of course his face wu pretty messed-up," said Corona Police Sgt. Bob Teo>ling, the first ofCicer to arrive at the crash scene. Most witnesses interviewed about the 2:20 p.m. crash gave the same account of what oc· curred, said Sgt. Terpling, himself a pilot who mes out or Corona Airport. ''Most likely, power failure Hale Field, Noted Yacht Builder, Dies Hale Field, SS, widely known yachtsman and yach\ desianer. died Tuesday night at his Newport Beach home, after a long bout with cancer. A neet of yachts carryina his friends will depart the Newport Jettv at 3:30 p.m. Friday on a "silent tribute" cruise to off· shore waters where his ashes wlll be scattered al sea. Mr. Field leaves his widow, Gingerlee and tour children, Mrs. Cris Barton of Big Bear Lake; a son, Robin of New York. and two other dau1hters, Laurel Field or Eu.1ene, Ore., and Unda Sue Field ot Newport Beach. He also Is survived by bis mother, Mn. Oliver Field of Palos Verdes; a brother, A.J . "eld of Los Anaeles, and a sis- ter, Mrs. Virginia Bruno or San LuiJ Obispo. Mr. Field WU born in San Fnnclsco. He attended Stanford, Cal Tech and the Westlawn School of Yacht Desl10. Greenwich, Conn. Althouah be had a dell'ff ln clvft en1tneerin&, bia areateat love was designin& and buUdJna boats, botb pro· fesslonaJly and for himself. During World War II Mr. Field served ln the N•vy Seabees. It wa1 durtne his training on the East Coast that he met his wife. They were married in 19'4 and made their home ln Rhode laland untU the end of the war, The famlly came to Balboa ln 1951 where they have resided ever alnce, with time out for ex- t.r11lve crui.liJl8. Mr. Field waa known aa a .. yachtaman'a yachtaman." HJ• nm boat wu tb• 2S-root 1aff·ri11ed autt•r. Renegade wllb which be won major lrophia in the 1954 and 1851 Newport to Snlenada races. Hi• prof uatonal care•r In yacht deelsn included a •lint with Wlllard Boat Work.a durtn1 which time bed lpld the Ve•• 80 Uld V•&a40. Jn 1117 be and hit wile acqulnd the 46-foot Cal Crulalna yacht. Pram, 1n wblcb they ctrcum· uvllated North America. INSURE ••• He aaJd Ute c!Jaltlct also II too· atdertna • elt·lnsqrance pro. 1ram tor~oye trtna• bealf\tl but lbU mott ltr.adt aoa II 'ill ID pl97 'Wotilh Uou. . , was the cause. Everybody we talked to sa1d they heard the engine sputtering and looked up and he was stallinc," be ex- plained. Crash witnesses recounting what happened next told pohce lhe li We sin&le-.eat Cass mutt monoplane then slipped earthward in a sickenrng sidewise, gliding dive. "He actually sort or pancaked into the ground,'' saJd Sgt. Teo>l· inR. "There was no fire but the plane itself Just exploded. The wings came off and then he bounced one time and the fuselage landed in a barranca." The first witnesses who spnnt· Sony Tnn11ron Color TV with remote control 2 1 ·19 -17 " & 15' 1ncn 01agonal KV·17230 17 Inch diagonal ed to the scene told police Donett was aWl alttine strapped into the cockpit with gasoline from the cowl-mounted fuel lank dripping on him. "The engine busted clear off the front, but there was still a lot· of hot pipes,'' said Sgt. Terp Ung, who did not have the names ol Dorsett's rescuers. ''They tore oU the gaa tank with their bare hands and threw it as far as they could," be said. Federal Aviation Administra- tion authorities in Long Beach said today they have not yet re- ceived a Cull report on the crash of Dorsett 's experimental aircraft. KV-5100 Sony Trlnltron Sony s Smallest. 5 inch diagonal. Sony Headquarters for the Harbor Area T. v ··•odto-SttHO Tapelec...- letCllllCIX FedCo Shoppers .•• You Can Do lett r I u &Ila ot n percm& o1 .. Pi..-tJ a.c.m. ~ Ute ilic+Glld Plitdn& dlltri ~ It. lt canDOl be formed. . But ...... arddt.ctJlm Harris aaJ.d C ._ Nad.f to build ea A'nldda Gnmada -GJ Iota tar arked for ta. Glstrict-e.nd proYido bl.a own peztiD1, Barnitl and otben wbo Md been lkep- tJcal IUdden1.Y ur1ed acUoa. BUTltl aald tM council ouibt lo proceecl with the ooe plan cl four a!temaUv• tbat acqalrecl the most lota -for d.owntown. par tins. Development ot district pro- poaala bu been in the works for.- over a year. . Businessmen flave opposed aueb dJatrlcts becauae they • wouldbavetopayforthem. The latest proposal would pro- vide from 2'15 to 473 new parking· spaces, dependinc upon whether the leut or most ambitiou.s plan were adopted. Tbe moet ambiUoua plan wouJd cost lot owners wlt.hi.o the district an averaae $164 a month for 20 years or nearly $&0,000 in all. The cheapest plan would cost an estimated average of $73 per month or about $17,500 over 20 year11 II oityolflcials, in a poll o!busi· neases ln the district, find the maJonty favor a parking diBtrict, the council would order a debt re- port which would detail costs to indlvldual owners of the 206 parcela involved. Up to43 of the parcels would be aaaeased to the city. City Manager Gerald Weeks said cost to the city wouJd be an lnlt.lal $116,000, then $85,000 a year more over the 20 years of a revenue bond. KV-2101 Trlnllron Plus. Sony's largest 21 inch · di ago Ml KV-1711 Tt1nllron. 17 inch diagonal t of' cha r Pr H ILC· eo nt nt Ttm Haldtn1e1· d.lt· cuned tbe •• m.iUlola bUd&ot ud lta .. ~$1.tl tu rate. MclJlftla, wbo 1tttnded the mecUn& 1 with hla council eolleque Pa. Barrett aod City Manaa•r Robert Wynn. waa aaked It the council would lower In these getups, getting sunburned ls one don't have to worry about. The 10.year-old thing Joy Broome of Newport Beach and · playmates call themselves "the ladles Kristin Hailstone of Scottsdale, Ariz., trom Tin-Buck-Two.'1 r Coffee Profits Dip t As Use Decreases I WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) -~nsumers angered over spiral· !\he coffee prices have apparently hit the nation's largest coffee loroducer in the pocketbook. The Wtrm lowered estimates today !fOr second quarter earnings. l General Foods Corp. ciled lower ed coffee consumption, ~lthouah Chalrman James L. Ferg\l.500 4ld not aay how much aaleaJtave fallen off or wbat the downward earnings proje<:Uon •'t'OUld f>e. • The announcement followed :General Foods' forecast this :month that earnings for the cur- Mnt quarter would be above the )'iecord ~.8 million recorded in ;Pre second quarter of 1976. and 1i0.4 percent higher than those a ')fear before. · For lbe ·full year, General Foods reported net income or $1.S0.4 rnllllon on aales of $3.918 billion, placini it "4th on Fortune maguine'a list of the 500 largest industrial companies. A recent A~riculture Depart· ment study states that Americans drank nearly 17 per- cent less coffee In the first quarter oC this year than they did In the first three months of 1B76. Cotfee prices have tripled in two years in part because or a 1975 frost and high coffee taxes in Brazil. General Foods has boost· ed the wholesale price of coffee al least five tlmes this year. However, the upward trend slowed early in June, and coffee futures and wholesale prices have generally headed down. Korean Informer Called 'Betrayer' SEOUL. South Korea CAP> - 'lhe South Korean government ~ay called former intelligence <,hlef Kim Hyung Wook "a lletrayer" ror testifying that It l,{hanced attempts to buy the sup· ~rt cl U.S. congressmen. "A \etrayer can say almos t .aoytbing, but it will not be Jlstened to," said Information Ministry spokesman Hwanc Sun .PH. Kim, director oC the Korean Central lntelllaence A1ency from 1961 to 1989. told a House tommlttee ln Wubineton Wed· liesday that be arranted (or S3 !nllllon In aoveroment funds to bie deposited in the account ol the aHe1ed tnfluence-buyer ton& 'llun Park. Park ia alleaed to have bHn the cblef conduit for paymenta to con1reumen in Mturn for their ENSENADA, Mexico (AP) - "No food. no water." This note, scratched in sand, spuned the aearch \oday for a Los Angeles police officer and a 14-year-old boy reported mlulnf In the B&Ja California desert since Ft1d1y. Nearby were the numerals 6·18, appJreoUy meanlnf the note was left Saturday, 1rith an arrow polntinl weat. Another man, Frank Moma, was rescued Monday by a bush pilot who found him incoherent in th• UO-de,...ee heat. Morris., 41, sa~d he sent his son Steven and companion Frank Clausen ahead to find t.be main highway when their motorcycles ran oul or ias. The trio were followlnf. the route of the B~a 500 of -road race throuib rugged terrain east of Ensenada. Both Clausen, 30. and Morris have been police officers in Loa Angeles. A total of LO ground vehicles and an airplane were being used in the search by U.S. and Mexico border volunteers. Water Main Breaks On M.ariner 8 Drive The -portion of Marinens Drive between Antl1ua Way and GalaxY Drive will be closed unUl road crews can repair damage done when • water main under the 1treet broke Wedntsday ntsht. Newport Beach Public Worb DJrector J~"l)evlid aald the alx· inch pipe broke when parta of l\ settled trid the runnin1 watc:r that cu1bed to the surface damaod lbo.1treet. I It Kil -Aq~ordl9J to HaldlP er, a certUled S)Ubllc .ccouatant. the dU 1-"ntremel.J boaltby fbwa-dalb .''. a. based hLs ~allal on tho fact that tho bu et contalna "lood reaerv•" o about S:S.t mUUon; that the property 1n the city la easy to tu becauH ol lta blth UHUed value; lbat the ataff lncnuea of about four per· cent per year are reasonable; U:a tU..t.Itwe .. ol" e pro •• lb prove to be COit· ly a the loq l'WI, a.ad tbat capital projects are llauced ot euneat rnemie lea'Ylni tM d· z~ vtrtually 00 loua rup llaldLr\ler 1ald be could f1Dd 11~ tie of substance to erltlclse tD tbe bud&et. but be did otter t.b.eM ob- se"atiaas: -Newport Beach, like other Ovenide OK'd Senate Barely Mustef.s Yotes SACRAMENTO CAP) -The state Senate voted to override Gov. Edmund brown Jr.'s death penalty veto today. A 21-12 vote, the exact margin required, sent the veto override to the Assembly for a final vote in l\uaust. 1 deceasor, Ronald Reagan, bad only one in etsbt years. Deukmejlan 's bill was in· troduced alter the state Supreme Court ruled California's death penalty law was unconstitutional because jt did not m,et U.S. Supreme Court requirements. The bill would allow use of the death penalty for treason and 1.S types at ftnt-dqree murder, ln- clu41n8 kil.lina a poUee of.Iker. ; multiple murder and ipurdet' durlnr a robbery. But tn an effort to meet rederaJ \ hl1h court ruideUnes, It wOQJd al· I low Jurors to aublUtute Uf • ln • prlton without parole for a death aentence 1f they hlti cll'cumstanca wvruted lL i The vote was taken after de- bate of less than 1S minutes in which Sen. Geor1e Deukmejian, (R·Lonl Beacb> defended bis capltal puniat\ment bill as admit- tedly weak J>ut ''the best, I.he atronceet. \be most effective bUl that we can achleye through the legislative proce$s.1' One ·former supporter o( the Oeukmejlan bUl, ~en. John Brl111 CR-Fullerton), refused to vote for the override, saying Jt would be "a weak law in the hands of a weak 1overnor ·• Coast Pilot Saved After Plane Crash j I Briip, a contender /or the GOP nomination Jor goyemor, eaid Brown would be under no ob- U1atlon to erilorce the measure If enacted, and that .he ,-ould rather have a at.rooier bUJ enact- ed by an lnlt.iaUve next year DeukmeJian said Wa week he w., con:lklent the upper house would vote to OY rricSJ aJt4 WU .. \tery QPtlmlatlc'' the A.uembly would ro11ow suit \n AuauaL It takea a two-thirds majority In both house. -27 votes lo the Senate 11¥1 54 in the Assembly - to overturn a veto. Deukmejlan'a bill, SB 1S5, orlalnally cleared the Senate on a 29-10 vote. The A11embly vote waa~. Overrides are ran, however, because govemora traditionally lobby hard aialnst them. Brown has bad none since he took office 21,'.a years ago, and hls pre· By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .... OaH'( l"llM SI.all A Newport Beach pilot whoee tiny ply\¥ood plane crashed at Corona Airport Wednesday may o~e his life to byat.nden who raced to the shattered wr~klge, police said today. Anthony Dorsett, 36, of 318 Anade Ave., on the Balboa Peninsula. wu listed in critical condition today at Corona Com· mu1tll1 Holplt•t with mulUpl ill· Jurld. nur.es aatd. "Hl.s lee was broken in three places and I believe bis back was broken. And of course ~ race waa pretty meaaed-up," laid Corona Police Sgt. Bob TerpUn1. the first officer to arrive al the crash scene. Moat witnesses Interviewed about the 2:2n p.m. cruh cave the same account of what OC· curred, aald Sgl. Terpllni. hlmaelf a pilot who Olea out of Corona Airport. "Most likely, power f allU.re Ex-director Denies Kiwwledge of Pact 1 wae the cause. Everybody we talked to said they beard the en1lne 1putterin1 .00 looked up and be wu 1ta1Un1." he ex· plained. Craah wltne11es 1'9COuntinc what happened next told Police the little stn.cl•·teat Casamutt I monoplane tbeo slipped earthward ln a sickealn• i aidewtae. illdlllc dive. } "He ACtuUY JOit of pac...a l lnto tM trOuha, ,. Hid Sft. Terp.I 1;. , in~. '1'bere ••no ore tNt.the I plane ttaelf Juat exploded. Tbe wtn•• cam• on and then he 1 boaNed one time and th•~ fusel.,e landed lo a barranca.'' ' The flnt wttneue& •bo sprint. ed to the scene told .,olice Donett wu aUU stWne strapped into tbo cockpit with paollne from ti. cowl·mounted fuel tank dripptni on him. "The engine butted clear off the front, but there waa aUU a lot or hOt pipes," eaid Set-Terplinf, who did not have the namea ot Dorsett'& reseuen. "They tor. orr the 1aa tant With their ~ handt and tbreW' it aa far aa they could," be aald. F.ederal Aviation Admlnlstra- Uon aUlboriUes in Lone Beach said today they have not yet r'9 celved a lull niport oo the crub of Donett'• experimental aircraft. / lrrine Fou ndation . Aids Girl Seouts The James Irvine Fou.ndatlon of Newport Beach baa given s.'500.000 to the Oranse County Girl Scout Council for an endow· meat fund. AecOl'dint to GlrJ Scout .of· flc.lall. the endowment fund'f lo· terut. wUl be uaed tor mala· ! tenance and r~laaemeut of 1couUn1 racUlUet in Newport Beach, Colt.a Mesa and Lqun.a Beach. • ~ .... r Ray ml ol loQulry. Hid ... WU hfred b7 J\aJ, who bu a auceeaaloo of lawyers in tbe nlne r.•an aJ.oce Dr. Kina was ala n. lo two apeclllc macten: -"One la to try to .i•t him a \rial on the cbar1es be kllled Martin wlher Kins ... explained Lane, notm, tbe caae wu never tried ln court, wbJcb could &bow a con1ptracy wu involved. ''The secoocl la to rePTeSent him oo the charge he escaped Amin Death Denied In Radio's Report . from pri1on. We (Lane and Kershaw> plan a rather novel de- (ense," the bearded aaausina- t10n prober said. He says be and Kershaw will ar1ue that Ray could not~veex caped from prilon with 81s other inmates laat month on the 1rouoda he wu being lllegally detained there In the first place. NAIROBI, Kenya <AP> - Uganda's Pre11dent ldi Amin was olficlally declared alive but restin1today by Radio U&anda. The radio, quotmg a military spokesman said: "Amin has been restin1 alt.er a long period of bard work. • 'Alleeations of his disap- pearance therefore, which have ortslnated from the Kenyan news media, particularly the press and were quickJy followed by the Bntlsh to the extent of hoodwink· ing the wbole world about blJ aJ. leged death or disappearance have today been proved wrong," the radio said. Fro.a Page AJ BUDGET •.• city on a per capita basis 1s high, presumably because demands for services are high. In a list ol 26 Orange County cities, Newport wa1 ranked second in per capita costs at $326. The lowest on the list was Yorba Linda at t94 and the highest was Laguna Beach at $.148. The city officials, backed by chamber director Doreen Marshall, a former mayor, de- fended the cost figure, noting ihat the cities compared to Newport don't all provide the aame aervicea, such aa trash col-lection twtci! a week. At the conclusion of Hald· Inger'• presentation. directors pa11ed a resolution urging the council to lower the tax rate If the asaeaaed valuation increases more than anticipated and com mendlne Wynn and his staff for the effort they put into the budget Deadline Set On Road Bids Tueaday is the deadline for bids on the resurfacing of parts or Cliff Drive, Riverside Avenue and Kinp Road in Newport. The work ls acheduled for com- pletion Aug. 2S. Joe Devlin, Newport Bench's director or public works, said the proJect ii part of the clly'a conti- nuing maintenance program Cash Okayed For Ex-com SACRAMENTO <AP) -Con· victs releued froa'l prison could tollect ~ a week in unemploy- ment beneflta If a bill dubbed by a critic as the ''crtmLnaJ rebate act or 1977" becomes law A 27·9 vote, the bare two-thirds m~orit.y needed in the Senate, ~ent the bill to the Assembly on W ednelehly. OftANGI COAST H DAILY PILOT i-• ' °""" Y1<0P't-~l-9---~ 'T""'~""""""· ::o . ,.......... ....,_.N&..R ..... ~ .... ~ ............ .. It is understood that any an- nouncement. about Amin on the Ucanda radio are approved beforehand by Amin himself One of Kenya's leading newspapers, the Nairobi Daily Nation, reported Monday that Amin was missing after an at tempt to assassinate him during lbe weekend. The U1anda military spokesman quoted Amln as say- ing: "The British and Kenyans should be terribly ashamed lo re ahze nothin1 at all bas happened to him." The reference to the Bntish wu not clear. Mystery surrounded the exact whereabouts ol Amin for three days following the Dally Nation report. Officials at his state house home JO Entebbe, near where the assusination attempt was said to have occurred, confirmed several times that they did not know where he was and searches were being conducted for him Today's broadcast, according to first monitoring reports, made no direct mention of any as- sassination attempt. After Amin announced he was going on a honeymoon, the military spokesman said, Amin did just that Endo .. sements Lane claims despite Ray's con- fession to Dr. King's 1968 murder in Memphis, Tenn., he has nonetbeleas been denied his right to the trial he has since demanded without success. "He wasn't trying to break out of prison," Lane quipped. "He was trying lo break INTO the Supreme Court.·' And, Lane contends. lf be is un- successful In winnin1 an actual trial in which Ray mlibt t.e1J the world what be claims be knows of a conspiracy behind the King killln1. he has another option. He predicted be and Kershaw will ti le rally try the Kin& as- 1 ass in at ion case in the courtroom where they wtll be de- fending Ray on the anticipated federal &rand jury priaon escape indictment. Lane said Kershaw hu been told by Ray that he never really expected to make good ln his bid to elude capture and make it through the rugged hUJbilly coun- try to a large city. H he did reach a large popula- tion center, Lane claims, Ray was going to hide out, contact him and Kershaw and have them negotiate his immediate sur• render JO return for the promise or a King slaying trial. ·'I th1nk he made the decision lo escape not very Joni before the Jailbreak, without too much Ions ·term plannin1,'' Lane said. Senate Approves Carpenter Bill S ACRAMENTO <AP > Legislation introduced by Slate Sen. Dennis Carpenter ( R Newport Beach> which would curb fake political endorsements has won Senate approval despite heavy opposition from senators who said it has too many loop boles. Carpenter's bill, SB 204, would make It Illegal to use a person's name in a political endorsement without having the person's pnor written permission Violations would be punished by fines of up to $.'5,000 Carpenter lntroduced this bill after he was the victim of such practices in last year's general election campaign. Assembly cantildate Jim Slemons used Carpenter's name in an endorse- ment during his campaign aaainst Democrat Ron Cordova. who eventually won the election. At the time, Carpenter de- nounced the use of his name by the Slemons' campaign and vowed legislative action to curb such practices In the future. During debate Wedneaday, much or the opposition to the bill was aimed at a provision dealing with endorsements Crom pollUcal sroups. V~antBouse That section would ban en- dorsements from political party groups unJcss the group bas a charter Crom a party state or county central committee or con- tains the name of the candidate. Critics said that might prevent a party or1nnization in revolt asalnst a COWlty central commit- tee to endorse candidates. However, Carpenter said he would consider makina addi· Uonal atUendmenta to tbe bill in the AJaembly. NB Ballminton • Play OP,em Today B1dtn1nton entbu.lull Will be able to enjoy their 1port aiatn beslnning tonlcbt when the Newport Beach Parka, Beaches and Recreation Department's open play program re1ume. at Ensign Middle School. Badminton play la offered free of charse from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. each Thursday at the school'• nm. The program bu not bten offered alnce the O'ID cloted earlier Ul1I )'HJ' for re-pair•. Arson at Bluffs Probed in Newport CM11, ~llM tun ,._ WIU. DEFEND RAY LAwrer Mark Line p,...pfffleAJ LYNN ••• 1bare of the billboard contract but only a small portion ofdered thrOUJh Dorall Advertlstni Com-pany. The board's approval of the ad· vertt1in1 proaram without Lynn 'a vote and the placea'loot ol the billboards throueh an In- dependent agency were the prime actiona taken to award the $20.000 contract to Ryan. Lynn resifned aa an OCTD director ln 1975 when it was learned that be had performed $10,000 worth of legal services for an architectural firm doine buai· neu with the transit ddtrict. Ninth Fire Starts SAN DIEGO (AP) -Tbe ninth flre In less than a month broke out Wednesday ln the nine-story St. Jamee Hotel in downtown San Diego. Arson was suspected Sony Tnn1tron Color TV with remore con trol 21 ·10 ·17' & 15 Inch diagonal KV-17230 17 Inch diagonal a. y ... • died Tanu Dipt t kia Newpart· .._a lalal lllllll trtlla • A ftM ol jildltl e~ Irle wUl iSep.,t thi N~ Jetty at J:a p.m.. J"ridu~GD a "1Uent tribute'' cruise 10 olf-•hclr• .... where bla ~ will be ICattered a1 Ma. II r. Field leavt1 bis wldaw, Oln1erl" ud four cbllclND. Nr1. Cris Barton ol Bia Bear Lake; a aco. Robin ol New York, a.ad two other dauP&ers. La&.n1 Field "' Eucene. Ore .• and UDda Sue F1eldolNewpon Beuh. He also ia aurvlved b1 b1s mother, Mn. Oliver l"teld ol Palos Verde.; a brother, A.J. Field of Lim Ancelea, and a aJ.a.. ter, Mn. Vlrihda Bruno ol Saa Luia Obt.tpo. . Mr. Field WU born in San Francl.sc!o. He aUe:nded Stanford. Cal Tech and the We1tlawn School of Yacbt DHlsn. Greenwich, Cobo. Altb~ be had adepeelnelvil ~. hll ~ love wu dealplq and bulldlq boall, both pro. feaafona.Uy and fOI' bJmaell. During World War II Mr. Field aerved in the Navy Seabeel. It WH during bi.a tralninl <la the Eut Coast that be met his wife. They were married ln 19'4 and made their home ln Rhode laland until the end of the war. The family came to Balboa in 19Sl where they have resided. ever since, with Ume out for ex· tensive cruilinJ. Mr. Field wu known u a "yachtsman's yacbtaman." Ht. first boat wu the 25-foot caff-rlued cutter, Reneeade with which he won major trophies ln the 1954 and 19:57 Newport to Ensenada races. His professional career in yacht deaien included a stint with Willard Boat Works during whJch time he designed the Vega 30 and Vega 40. KV-5100 Sony Trtnltron Sony·s SmallHI. 5 Inch diagonal SOny Headquarters for the Harbor Area T. V.-ladlo-Sttreo TCllMI~ ..... FeclCo Shopp•s. •• You Can Do letter ' SUCCUMBS AT SS YKlaman Hate Reid In 1987 be and bi.a wife acquired the '6-foot Cal Crulaln1 )'Jtcht. Fram, in which they circum- oavtgated. North America. In recent years he deafened and built two boats for bimaeJI - the bay schooner, Hawk of Balboa, and tbeJO-foolL.ively. Mr. F1elda was a member or Newport Harbor Yacht Club, Los Angeles Yacht Club aod tho Cruising Club ol America. Besides bis interest ln yacht-in e, Mr. Field waa actively eogased in music. He wu a member of the Channel Islands Guppies, a group that specialized in Jazz and Dixieland. The family has suggested memorial donations to the Orange County Chapter of the American Cancer Society. KV 21 Ot Tr1n1tron Plu!, Sony s large'il 21 inch d1119onal Kv-1111 Tnnitron. 17 Inch diagonal VO THU SDAY, JUNE 23, 1977 Coffee Pro ts Dip as llse ·Tapers Off QOt ••Y bow much fal U or •hat the ward ••tnlo11 proJect1cn • Id • Tb• u.nounc,ment followed O.otral Food• for caal thl• moath that eaminp for the eut· rent qullttt would be above the record 153.8 mllUoa recorded in the MCood quarter of 1178, and •·• PGIUftt b!&ber than Lholo a yearbelort. · or tht fuU year, General J'ooda repocUd net lncom• of SJ~.• mlllion on sales of $3.171 billion, placlnt lt 44th on P'ortune matuine's llat of the~ lariat indUJtrtal companies. A recent Alrlculture Depart· meat 1tudy states lbat Override OK'd Senate Barely Musters Votes BULLETIN SACRAMENTO (AP) -The state Senate voted Z7·1Z to over· Ode Gov. Edmund Brown Jr.'s death penalty veto today. SACRAMENTO <AP> An at· tempt to overnde Gov. Edmund Prown Jr 's death penalty veto stalled on early ballots in the 1tate Senate today. The tally was 26·10 arter two roll calla, one vole short of the lwo·lhirds majority required to send the veto overnde to the As sembly Cora final vote. One senator wbo in the past voted for the death penalty bill, Sen. Alex Garcia CD-Los Aneeles>. was reported by his of- fice to be en route to the Capitol. The vote was taken after de- bate of less than 15 minutes in which Sen. George Deukmejlan. CR-Lona Beach> defended hts capital punishment bill as admit- tedly weak but .. the best, the strongest, the most eCfectlve bill that we can achieve through the legislative process.'· 1 Pound Foolish I Pet's Price: 3,100 Pennies NASHVILLE. Ga. (AP) -Somewhere in this south Georgia town there's a 14·year·old boy who 's $31 poorer but he has his dog back. The city hired Buddy Pafford as a part·time dog catcher and agreed to pay him St for every dog he caught. Pafford soon rounded up 31, including one belonging to the unidentified 14-year-old. Mayor Hanson Carter said the teenager learned that his do~ was being held and thousht be could quietly let his pet out ol the pound. However, when he tried, the whole pound full ol dogs escaped throuah the gate. Carter said he aoon learned the identity of the culprit anq it was decided the boy should reimburse the city for its $31 dog.catching fees. "He had the money.'' Carter said. "I understand he earned it cutting grass." \Coast Pilot Saved fAfter Plane Crash ~ By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of IM Oallf ~llot Stall tA Newport Beach pilot whose y plywood plane crashed al rona Airport Wednesday may er-we his lire lo bystanders who raced to the shattered wreckage, police said today. Anthony Dorsett. 36, or 318 Anade Ave .. on the Balboa Peninsula, was ltsled 10 cntical condition today at Corona Com· munity Hospital with multiple in - juries, nurses sa1d ''l-lis leg was broken 1n three places and I believe his back was broken And or course his race was pretty messed up." said Corona Police Sgt. Bob TerpUng, lbe first officer lo arrive at the crash scene. Most witnesses interviewed about the 2:20 p.m. crash gave the eame account of what oc- curred, said Sgt. Terplln1. hlquelf a pilot wbQ Illes out ol Corona Airport. "Most likely, power falluro was the caUAe. Everybody we talked to said they heard the enclne sputtertne and looked up Recordffigh Temperature I Doe in Fresno and he was stalling," he ex plained. Crash witnesses recounting what happened next told police the little single-seat Cassmutt monoplane (hen slipped earthward in a sickening sidewise, glldlng-dive "He actually sort of pancaked into the ground," said Sgt. Terpl- mir. "There was no fire but the plane itself just exploded The wings came off and then he bounced one time and the fuselage landed In a barranca." The first witnesses who sprint- ed lo the scene told police Dorsett was still sitting strapped into the cockpit with gasoline from the cowl-mounted fuel tank dripping on him. "The engine busted clear ore the front, but there was still a lot of hot pipes," said Set. Terpling. who did not have the names of Doraett's rescuers. "They tore of( the aas tank with their bare hands and threw lt as far as they could," he said. Federal AviaUon Admlni•tra· lion authorities in Long Beach <See Pit.OT, P ace AZ> One former supporter of the Deukmejian bill, Sen. John Briggs (R-Fulterton), refused to vote ror the override, saying it would be "a weak law in the hands of a weak governor '' Briggs, a contender for the GOP nomination ror governor, said Brown would be under no ob- ligation to enforce the measure if enacted. and that he would rather have a stronger ball enact- ed by an initiative next year. Deukmej1an said this week he (See DEATH, Page AZ) Kore a Aide ' Blasted as 'Betrayer' SEOUL. South Korea CAP) - The South Korean government today caUed former intelllaence chief Kim Hyune Wook "a betrayer" ror testlfylnJ that it financed attempu to buy the sup- port or U.S. con1ressmen. "A betrayer can 1ay alm••l anythin1, but it wlll not be listened to,'' aald Information Ministry spoke.man Hwa111 Sun Pll Kim, dtredor of the Korean Central lntellieence A&ency from 1961 to 1969. told a House committee m Washloeton Wed- nesday that he arraneed for 13 million ln government funds to be deposited ln the account of the alleged influence-buyer Tong Sun Park Park 1s alleged to have been the chief conduit for payments to congressmen in return for their support for mllltary aid to Presi- dent Park Chung Hee's govern- ment ·'It has angered and disgusted the Korean people that anti-state utterances have come from a man who left his own country m the early 1970s, ··Hwang said He called Kim "a man without correct knowledge of the evolu- tion o( the pohtical institutions chosen b> the Korean people themselves and or their errort.s tor self reliance in national security and economic develop- ment "It s hould be c learly un- derstood that the Korean people , in working for a better future for themselves. do not necessarily need to seek the endorsement of foreign countries," he added. Local newspapers splashed Kim's testimony across their front pages. Kim saJd he helped Tonesun Park estabUsh the fashionable Georee Town Club, which became popoular with govern- ment executives and con- eressmen. Later. Kim said, he was told the KCIA bankrolled payorrs to (See KOREA, Pace AZ) Americans drank nearly 1'7 per. cenl lest coffee In lb• nrrt quarter ol lb.la year than \My did in the nm three montht ot 1178 Coffee prices have tripled tn two ynra in part became of a 1975 frost and bi1h coffee taxee in Brull. General Foocb bu boast· ed the wholesale prtce of ccilfee at leut five times tbl• year. However. the upward trend slowed earl1 in JUl)e, and eotree futures and wbolffale prices have 1enen.tly headed down. In a related matter, coffee futura price. ro1e sharply Wed· nesday u then wu the posslbiU· ty that cold weather in Ar1entina mt1bt move toward Brasil'• southern ttates and damaee the Very Funng, Fellate• coffee crop. Today, bowever, Br11•Uan weather olflcla.la aald the thre1t ot rroet eased. "We def'uutely do not. expect a major frost aoywbere, •: a weather department spokesman said m RJo de Janeuo Most brands ot coffee now re· tail al about " a pound. An unidentified security offlcer at Phoenix International Airport uses bolt cutters to remove a six·foot chain and 16·pound bowling ball clamped to the leg of Jim Slatton, 29, of Phoerftx. Three hour before he was to he was to fly to Grand Junction, Colo., to be married. fellow workers at- tached the ball and chain to his leg. Capistrano Srhool Dlstrirt Self-insurance Voted Pressured by nsing costs of state disability insurance, Capistrano Unified School Dis trict trustees have decided lo try their-hand at self-In surance starting July 1 Trustees this week put $200,000 in a special reserve fund to pay for claims accruing from employes injured lo job·related accidents or who 11uffer other dls- abillties that prevent them from worklng Tbe board also agreed to con- tract with the Irvine firm of Ken· nan and Associates to admmlster claims lD'lder tbe new program at a cost of $7.~ a year. In addition, the district will negotiate with the firm for in· surance protectlna against claims of up to Sl million. District officials had estimated they would spend S2S2,000 next year to participate tn tbe State Compensation Insurance Fund. For the same money, truatees 'ttere told they could' finance the self-funded proeram and possibly save money the first year. Ooe benefit of the proeram, ac- cordine to Sam Chlcu, asslttant aupertntendent for aeneral aervicee, ts that th• diltr1ct will earn Interest on t he money placed in the re11erve accoant. Once the fund reaches a million dollars, he said, the district could operate the program on the in- terest earned. Chicas also said the ad- ministrative services of the pro- gram are personal and based on needs or the district. He said it will have "a good psycholo&ical Impact on employes when they know district funds are being used." Dr. JeromeThomsley, district superintendent, said the self· ln1urance program evolved from a study or the district's insurance needs by Dr. Clirford Allen. a SamINote Spun Baja Desert Hunt consultant from Los Angeles schools. Thomsley say ''there's really no risk to speak of" tn the self funded program. He said the district also is con· sidering a self-insurance pro- tram for employe frmge benefits but this requires more study and is involved in employc negolaa· t1ons. Pot P la ne Pilot ID'd YOSEMIT!: NATIONAL PARK CAP> -A San Oleeo man was piloting a martjuana laden plane that crashed into a high Sierra Nevada lake. officials re port. The body of the pilot, re- covered last week; was idenUfled Wednesday as Jon Scott Gllsky. 28. C o ast SolmuBadc PayRai1ea SACRAIO:N'JO <AP) -&ate ..., .. at ... woWd , .. sz..m a 1ear ..... ~ 1.a pay. after oat , ...... electlom. uader a bill wlnoto1 lop1id9d AHembl1 ap. P"Onl. • A SU vote Wectnaita1 MOt the bill to the Saale after one veteran lawmaker, John ColUer <D·llonrovla). said they really are worth more than twice wbat they are now paid, fl3.232 a year. Effective Dec. 4, 1978, tbe 120 Jeplaton would receive $25,SSS annually. The total 10 percent in· creue amount.I to five per. cent a year for two years, the limit tor an lncreue aJ. lowed by tbe slate Constitution. LYNN ••• vote, the OCTD board of ~ tors voted unanimously to accept lbe advertising pro,ram recom- mended by the committee. Lynn noted that he had done legal work tor Ryan In 1973. The settlement or the case m· volving a Beverly Hills radio sla· lion was in terms of in-kind services. In other words, as a fee, Lynn was to receive roughly $3,500 worth of various services, rather than cash. Ryan did not get the lion's · share or the blllboard contract but only a small portion ordered through Dorall Advertising Com- pany. The board's approval of the ad- v e rUslng program without Lynn 'a vote and the placement or the billboards tbroueb an in· dependent agency were tbe prime actJona taken to award the $20,000 contract to Ryan. Lynn resigned as an OC'I'D director in 197S when it was learned that he ha" performed $10,000 worth or legal services for an architectural firm doing bull·. ness with the transit district. County Post For Melendez Raymond Melendez, head con- sumer affairs representative for Los Angeles County, was named Wednesday as Orange County's new director of consumer af· fairs. He replaces Jim Shlmanoff, who establi shed the consumer af. fairs office six years ago and re· tired last March. Melendez, 29. will direct the of- fice's 19-member start. He has been · with the Los Angeles Department of Conaumer Affairs the past year and earlier wu a Los Angeles clty employe. He is expected to betln worlt ln ubout a month at a startln1 salary in the range ot SlB,972 to S'2•.8S2 annually. Aid EXtended? WASHINGTON (AP> Cbaneea lo the food stamp pro- gram that could bripg almost • half million additional famillea into the proaram by 1979 were ap. proved 30to13 Wednesday by the House Agriculture Committee. OltA'fQI C0AtT le DAILY PILOT 'Sick-out' Di .. b DllDl8 e8 In County Ao apparent Oran&• County employe sick-out be.lleved at.qed lo protest ol salary often durln& th1a year'1 C0Dtnct talk.a COO· Unaed today on a leuer scaJe. county offtciala reported. Sisty plumbers, carpenters and ot.beJ-tradespeople called In W and stayed away from work Wednesday, county Penonnel Director Bert SeoU Hid, but they were back oa the job today. This mornln1 another nine tradesmen, all employed at the county maintenance yard on Kat.ella Avenue In the Anaheim area, either called in sick or re- ported to work and went home W. Scott said. N•UaD, .....,n..ct M~ that Am wu an. an a&· tempe to him dudq tbew.&ad. Tile U1aod• mllitar7 am.an quoted Amm u A1· ln1: •-J"M Brltilb aftd ~ abould be terribly ubamed to re- aUH notbJ.ni at all bu happened tob.U:p." Tb• ntenmce to the Brit.lab wu notelear. M7stery aurrouoded tbe euct wb.ereaboutl of Amin tor three day• toUowln1 the Dally Natioo report. Offtcials at bb state bo\de home lo Ent.ebbe, near where the aasauinatlao attempt WU Hid lo have occurred, confirmed several times that they did not know where be wu and searches were being conducted for him. TodQ'I broadcut, according to first monitoring reporu, made no direct mention or any· as- susioation attempt. Aft.er Amin allOOWlced he was 1oln1 on a honeymoon. the mWtary spokesman said, Am.lo did juat that. "It was therefore stupid of the British to expect him to keep talklne as though he was at home, In which cue the purpose of hi• rest would have been ren- dered meanln1le11, • • the spokesman 1aid. • Burned Out An unidentified firefighter pauses during ,the battle against a 9,000-acre blaze in the Huachuca Mountains in Arizona. The fire has been contained and full control was predicted today. • Meanwhile, the Orange County • Employes Association, which represents about 7 ,600 ot the eounty's 9,600 employea, called county w0rkers to a meetinJ at noon today to diacuaa contract ta I ta. A_iiport Actio~ · pelayed The county bu offered some employes a 2.7S percent pay bike while itvtng a 5.S percent In· creue to th.e bullt ot the county's work force. 1bose involved In the sick-out are tradespeople who would receive the leaser 2. 75 per- cent Increase. San Juan Comiden Changes in Ordinance Wednesday's sick-out was a re- peat of a smaller protest stqed last Friday when about 60 tradespeople reported for work one hour late citing illness as the reason. Sixth Sevilk 'Grand Prix' Set/ or Jli,ejo Twenty drivers wW race their band-built. ,ravity powered soap box cars during the Seville Homeowners Asaociation•s sixth annual Seville Grand Prix Sun- day. About 5,000 people are expect· ed to attend tbe race, which beelm with time trials at 9:30 a .m . on Mimosa Lane and Lavina lo the Seville homes area of Mission Viejo. The actual race will begin at noon. The course is known tor two turns where one miatake makes the difference between winning or being pulled, ankles first, from a bale of hay. Four-time champion Ollie Vaughn will again be competln& in the adult's aoap box race. Among the other repeat racers and rookies who have entered this year ls Genlce Steed, the on- ly female to alt.empt the coune. Hot <lop, ice cream, soda and betr will be on sale during Lhe ra~e. 87 WILUAll SCllREIBEB Of-°'91" ~lUH San Juao Capistrano city coun- cllmeo wrat.led again Wednes- day with a propoeed law aimed at tightening re1ulalion of their controversial ll1ht plane airfield. Councilmen heard about an hour of public testimony and then sug1ested so many changes in the draft that they will have to wait at least another week before acting on it. The airport, which is being sur- rounded gradually by new boua· Ing developmenta, was drawn in- to the limelight May 28, when 5. year-old Jennifer Zell was killed when a plane cruhed behind her home near the landlne field. Mo.t o( Monday's remarks by the audience 1upported con· tlnued operation of the airport. The 1peakers contended tlull the facility's safety record bu been good generally. Several speakers also hinted that the city may have an ulterior motive in seek.log closure of the airport -the potential use of the property u a revenue·producing lnduatrtal park. Thoae allegations were flatly denied by Councilman Kenneth Friess, who contended the clly's motives were related only to safety and security of its resi- dents. Council members disagreed among themselves Monday aa to just bow strict the city should be ln controlling flight activity at the 1mall field, which has operat- ed for more than 25 years. The major bone of contention appears to be a suagestion that all transient pilots be banned from the facility. The theory ls that tbe pilots not baaed at tbe airport are unfamiliar with it and cause l'D09t or the problems. The ordinance drafted by the lflesa Announcement Mark Lane to Take . Janies Ray's Case tried ln court, which could show a conapiracy wu lovol\'ed. • -'"Tbe second la to repreMnt him on Lhe 1!har1e be escaped from prlaon. We (Lane and Kenhaw) plan a rather novel de- fense," the bearded a11asaina- Uon prober 1aid. He •81' be and Kenha1' will ar1uethatlla)' could notbave ex- oaped from prtaon with •ix other inmates IHt month on the sround.I be waa beina illeeally detained there In tbe (int place. starr permits continued transient use for al least another three months to determine 1f those pilota are, indeed, the root or the dirtlculties. Based on straw votes the coun- cil took on various parts or the or- dinance and suggested chanaes, it is likely that I . -l'he staff recommendation Sonv Trinitron Color TV with remolt\ control 21 "-19 ·.17· & t s· inch diagonal. KV·1n30 17 inch dlagonal TV· '11 Sony Bleck I Wh ile. 11 " eereen ~HU~ dl~ally. on transient use will be upheld -That a definite date will bo set for phaseout of the 81rport, with an eye toward seeking ade· quate alternate facilities. -That some kind of landing permit fees will be charged. -That twin-engine and large· horsepower planes will be banned from using tbe airport. KV-5100 Sony Trlnttron. Sony's Smalleat. 5 Inch diagonal. Sony Headquarters for the Harbor Area T.Y.·ladlo-Sterto Tapehcor•r ... _ . FedCo Shoppers ••• You Can Do BeHer O •re ran. bowe...er. beeauae pvernort tradit.tooally lobb1 bard ap.uut them. Brown bu bid none ti.nee bo toot dee 2~ 1eara •to. and· hl• pre- deeeaeor. llonald Reaaan. had onlycnelll tyean. DeukmeJlan '• blll wH In- troduced llfter the 1tate Supreme Court ruled Ca.Womia'a death peult:y law was unconstitutional because tt did not meet U.S. Supreme Court reqw.rement.s. The bill would allow use of the death penalty for treuon and 15 types o( first-de1ree murder. in· clu~ ld.llilac a poUce ottlcer. mu.lliPle murder and murder durinl a robbery. E....,PllfleAl KOREA •.• U.S. congreeameo. He iaid that at one Ume he waa 1bown a list o( is to 3> coniraamen tareeted for payoffs. But he said be could not recall any of the names because American names all sound the same to him. Kim testified under Ught security before a House Jntema- tional.relaliona subcommittee. F,....PageAJ PILOT ••. said today they have not yet re- ceived a full report on the crash of Doraett's experimental aircraft. KV-2101 Trlnllron Plus. Sony't largest. 21 inch dlaoona1 KV·1711 Trfnltron. '17 Inch dlagon&I. Lane clalml despjte IUy's con- fe11lon to Dr. Kln&'• 1968 murder in Memphis. Tenn.. be bH GOnetht.1111 been denied h1I rtlht to the trial b hu 1lnco demanded •lthoutlUCNll. "Ho w 't ll'Jlnl to break out of prt.an," Lane quipped, "He. ... tr)'ln• to b'l'Nk INTO. tho I Supnmeeowt.•• ----And, Lane cootendl, ti b• l• un· 1uec tu.I lo wtnn.ln1 an aetUal trial ld wbldl Ray ml1ht ~ the world ,.....t IM clalma be knows ol a comptraey hlDd the Km& ltlllq. be hu Uotber opUoa. He PNdlc&.d a.. and Xtnb.a• wm literally try tbe Kina .... 1aulnaUoo cat• In the eourtrOotn " t.M1 wfll be ct. fadla1 a., on th anUclpa&.d f tderal arand tW'J pr11on----lndl_n.m-.. • II 80~ CODODmES-liotBA.8SU1u, corr-. cop. Pf'f -are bOUiht aod iOld ln lap qulJIUUes In aucUon markd.J LGridOL 1'be oamnaa for tbtse saJes, called fUt.u.NI. spedf1 a q~ ot • ~modlt.J deliverable at• s~ prtceoa. a~ctuwnttata. AD Optloa ~ tbe ri.ibt to W I one or lheM COD· ~ .i:t may bt ror a nria mamw or months. -~tn1 wltb opllou Is only for sopblsllcated 1ptCUlaton. U.. wbo are more than t.yplcaJly famWar with the lnb'kacl ol lb• mutet and those who c&Q alfOC'd to loto all the mooey they put up. Jn many parta of the country, lnclud.lns the West Coast, London Money's Worth eommodlty options are belnf puabed by aucb aala pitches u the Collowin& bypothoticaJ comt-()ft. prepared by the Bet- t.r Business Bureau of Metropolitan New York, Joe.: ••BJPJ.ID. r11 c.u.uNG rao• First Metropolitan CommodlUet Company. We Mii LOndon opUon1. You know wbat the price of cotree bu done lately and we think sugar ts about to do the same thine. But I'm not calling to seU yru anytbinl, but Juat to ~11 you about commodity opt1ons., These are an amazln1 l.Qveetment opportunity now availa- ble to the American public for the Ont Ume. "Al an example, aeveral months aco, we were recom- mendlne the purcbuo or SUOO copper options. Within one) month. the opt.loo our client.a bou&ht wu worth $6,000. Well, now we have somet.bln1 even better, a unique sltuat.loo wllh su1ar. •'You can triple your investment wltblD elabt months ••• "OKAY. YOU'RE INTESESIBDT J will mall you all the facts eo you can 1ee ln black and whJte bow you can dou- ble and triple your money. The suaar move ta already on it&· way .. .'' About eight days and seven calls later, another call: "You've alteady made $110. l bought you an optlon for *2.~. today it went lo S:?,610. Wire me the money rl&ht aw •7, to pick up your opdon in London. 'My commiulon? Only 10 percent. Check us out with the Commodities Futures Tradin& Commission CCPrC>. We're registered. And 11 YoU want a b&Ilkini reference, caJI ..• " What's wroni wlt.b Utla J)lUhT AS DESCalBED IN A previous column on diamond fraud.a: the prestlglou1 but meantnctess name and Ole wild claims of galns. The con man's reference to a ''London of- fice" probably alao la talae. Al for the 10 percent commission -maybe, but the commlaalon ii likely to be at least double.. Karl Lauby, fraud lnvtati&ator for the New York BBB, warns that com- mlsalont. rees, overhead aod profits may take 60 percent or the bll)'er's ouUay. Buytn1 an opt.loo from someone mo would be cheaper. • Reliatered wtth the CFJ'C? Ye., by law the Clrm must • be. But that doeln 't make a telephone pltcb believeable. The biggest commodity belnt sold ln these inlt.ancea ls deceptioa.. N~: Pro/U.o/aconman Coal Mine Evicts · Town's Residents ACME, Wyo. CAP> -Three months Crom now the lau1bt.er of playln& chlld~n wlll elve way to the roar of bulldozers bowlln1 over acln1 bu.lldlngs. Coal ts kln&, and Acme has been evicted. Acme's 100 resident.I must clear out so lhe Bli Hom Coal Company can make room for a warehouse and other facllltles ltsays lt needs. "I CUED ALL DAY WHEN I GOT that Cevtctlon> notice," said Joan Clutter. "l doo't mind movln1, but we have no place to move. "I've never been kicked out of a town before," she said. Famllles must move by Sept. 1. Mrs. Clutter admits •he's luckier than some. She and her husband, Gerald, a foreman with Bii Hom Coal. were thin.kins of leaving Acme anyway. Dorothy Gruber. wbo js in her late 80s, ( J has 11-ved alone in the E'JUPD~ aame house for moro n~v..1 than 50yean ... Tbenext step for tter, probably. ls the old folks' home," said Ml"I. Clutter. What rankles tho people ot Acme ls tho way thty leamtd ~Y would have to leave. au evid.lon letUr that came with oo prior notice. '1'111! U RU. IN MAY, POua months after Blc Rom Coal ~~ Acme from VnlvenaJ Development Company of Terre llaute, Ind. Just acrou the Tonsue River ftom Acme, the company operatte a atrtp mlno lbat haa inched closer to the com- munity over lbe yean. Ncrw only lb• river •nd a hua• mound Ue between Acmo and t~ thunderina cartb·movln1 equil= Jobnloll, prodoc&n mana1ertor Bl1 Hont.1a.ld moat otthe dweU[lii.t lo Acsn wW bt rued lbls faU1 but a law oft.be newer bom• miaht bt 1pmred for use bJ the eoal company. • . Two Pictiires ' On One TV The famine of 1315 In England wu fiel'ce. It'• a matter of record that lonely travelers were murdered for their flesh u food. Gangs of youns men hired themselve1 out as bodnuardl to those who could pay. It was in ju1t 1uch a 1an1 that one eventually to become famous made bis start. Robin Hood. Are you aware that a German company bu come up with a double TV set whereon you un see two different abowa at the same Ume? One channel reetsters on three-fourths of the 1creen, another ln miniature on one fourth of it. That elderly affectation whlcb called for aallors to wear gold earrings w.u not mere frivolity, bear in mind. It insured that on their bodies was always the coet of a Cbrlattan burial. MR. HEMINGWAY Q. "Did wrtter Ernest Hemingway serve in any army other than tbt!I Italian during World War I!" A. He didn't serve ln any army at all, ever. He worked for the Red Cross as a deliveryman, not as an ambulance driver, u frequently reported. He did drive some ambulance., but that wasn't his main job. When he wu wounded, he waa delivering ci1arettes, chocolate and postcards to aoldlen. • ~ Alain am •keel who Invented the potato chip. None other than Mr. Georce Crum, a cook at Moon'• Lake H()Uje in Saratoaa, N.Y. Hla customers were pretty unhappy with him. They aald he always let the frencb fries set 1011y. So he shaved the next batch of potatoes paper tJUn before tout.na them into the deep fat. LOVE AND WAR Our Love and War man hu dutifuJly re- corded and flied this bit of dJalOfue between a young man and woman at a drive-In movie: He: "Would you Uke to get Into the back seat?" She: "No, I'd much rather stay up here with you." Students of the mind have learned that the beat time to study for an examination Is just before bedtime, not right after waJclng up. That nl&ht'a sleep following the concentrated study tends to lock the learning lnto the memory somehow, evidently. In 1Btb Century France, any woman who dressed In such a manner so as to reveal the points of her shoulders was regarded as Inde- cent. Yet the profoundly plunitne ne:crkline of the time wu thou1ht by none td have taken too deep a plun1e. The hemlock with which Socrates polaoned himself wash't what we call hemlock. It was a plant belonginc to the carrot family . . Solo rapiata wbo don't kUl t.esl out in prisons to be of above·average in. lnlelllgence. Solo raplats who do kUI oftentimes are highly bricht, too, 1>ut almost Invariably insane. Or ao saya a crimlnolo1llt of lenJthy experience. The exceptlMs -the rapists who are stupid yet sane -are 1aJd to be the ones who run amok in am all lanJ• of three or more. Adrlraa mail to L.M. BoJ,ld. P.O. B0% 1$60, CodallaalJaf. . 10 Host F anUlies • ~ughl for K idS pick a poslUon and klCk b8Cll for comfort ll'a the one and only banana lounge that adJueta to aboUt 3 csozen different poelllon• to let you lounge the way you Ilk• belt. Strong, c:otorful vlnyl 1tr1p1. padded hMdrnt. Reg. 13.99 aaa OAP -Ira the ceulk· Ing compound you can Aefy·Onl flOWI Into Ofackt and crevice• and dl'1el fut. 11 oz. ""'· ... 29° to build a fire start with fire aux Barbecu. buff•. take notice ... her9'1 a MW Pf'odUc:t that Nftl tx.lmfl\O Quictl• ly. cleanty and Mfety. llghta even When W9t and tx.lma wtthout 1pet1ca. Beet. It maJIM food tate dellclou1. Reg. 1.51 99° your car rely• on It lt'I VllYOUM motor oft, 0-. WOf1d'1 first and wortcre ftMllt. Mede to .... aure quiet opettUOn Of t¥fraullo lifters, In modet'n ttlth POW9r output eng),,... 30 wt. and power outpUt engt,,.._ 30 wt. and 10-20-40. Umrt.d quantlU. . 59° Gt.