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Home My WebLink About1977-06-24 - Orange Coast PilotStrep Throat, Yaeht·steatmg -... Scarlet Fever Stalk Avalon To SWAT Team FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24, 1977 VOL. 70, NO. 17', 4 SICTIOfl., 46 ~AO•S Be on Patients -.. ENGINEER SOUGHT P•trick Ke.,ney ~unty Fimh Lead In Two Sex Murders By TOM BARLEY Of ... 0•11• ••i.. Sl•ll Orange County Sheriff's of· fliers are workine with lawmen from three other counties today (D an intensive search for two Redondo Beach men accuSt'd in Riverside County of two thomo.exual klllines. 1 One of the suspects was tdeacribed as a brilliant elcc· tronlcs engineer !lucnl In six , lanauages. l 'l'he Riverside murder war· rants name Patrick Wayne ~earney, :n, (the engineer) and David Douelu Hill, 34, u the killers of Arturo Marquez, 34, of Oxnard and John Otis J,aMay, 17, of El Seeundo · Marquez's body, shot lbr<>uth the head, was found in the Ban· intne area March 3 Officers said 1 he was sexually usaulted l>eforo 1 belne ldJled and was last 1een alive in the I.Os Anteles area. LaMay'a dlemembered body waa found 10 a plastic bai on 1hway 71, eight mll ou\h of OOrona March 18. It was fden· ed despite the absence (Jl the head, both hands and both feet. Again, Riverside officers sald the victim had been sexually U · saulted but the exact cause of de- ath cannot be determined due to the absence of portions of Uie body. They said LaMay was last seen alive March 14 near his El Se111t1· do home. Orange County officers want to question Hill an~ Kearney about two killinJS that occurred lh the Ortega Hi,ihway area near San Juan Capistrano and whlch bear strong homosexual overtonea. N4t(lber man bu been tden- Ufied. 1bey have been loHid by sheriff's and coroner'• ortlcera u "John Doe 1" and Jobn Doe2.11 Th• first victim wat found Au.-. 22 by a hiker who kicked truh ba& o(f the road and then discovered thJt it waa atldf ed with human remains. omcen said the bod1. in an advanced 1ta1e of decompogi· tlon. wu that of a youth aged < SVSP , Pa1e > LOS ANGELES (AP>~ 14· year·old boy and hla itrlfriend who stole a 51-foot yacht and kept a aherlfl'a SWAT team at bay for three hours of oeeotations aur· rendered today about a mile of. f1hore, deputies said. The North Hollywood boy and the 15-year-old alrl bad apparent• ly run away from bqme With Ideas oC escapin1 to the bllh aeaa after the lad had a lilbl with b1a rather, said l'.>eputi Marvin Cavanau1h. The youth5 were botb booked for lnveaUgaUon of trarid theft at the Lennox 1beriff'1 station, Cavana'lllh aald. The youths remembered that a former employer of the boy's rather owned the 51·foot Isl.s, berth t Martna del Rey, and dro•e to the yacht. The boat ii owned by Robert ~mer of Pasadena. Tha cblldren w re not identUled because of their a1e. The O>ast Guard •~\M the bo•t and did a1n>Utlne ownership check after noUcine ita unusual moorin.c alte a mile off the Lot ApJelea Harbor b~akw~t!l' .. llabbu Pmh Rrogeny FALLSBURG, N.Y (AP) -The Central Con· ference of American Rabbis has shifted its traditionaJ stance to ur"e Jews to have more children "~cause there are aimJ>ly aot enough of us to be assured sur- vival illauccee<lini/eneraUona." / The rabbis sal1 that ''while reform Judaism ap. proves birth control, we also recognize our obligation to maintain a viable and stable Jewish population. Therefore, couple• are encouraged to have at least two or thr~e children." They added that there Is an increasing awareness of Ule possibility that in 100 years, "only a few Jews wW remain: all the others will have disappeared, vie· tims of assimilation, mixed marriage, indiff ereilce and a low birth rate." Coan Rullng States Get Power For Parochial Aid school.I to receive much more atate aid than they bave been a bit to up to now. The court's decision ls a kind of instructional manual for state leJl1latures, it they wish to use lt, to find wlQ's to funnel tax money to Parochial puplb without run• nlnf afoul of the Constitution. I other state lealslatures follow Oblo'a lead, parochial 1cbool1 acrou the natlpn, throup their students, co'1ld re- ceive windfalls totalina. mlllions ol dollan. Officials I Bow to Pressure WASHINGTON (AP) -The National Cancer Institute, bow· Ing to public pressure, will test the controversial substance Laetrile on cancer patients who have exhausted aJl other hope. Dr. Guy R. Newell, the actln1 director of the cancer lnsUtute, said Thuraday the fact that. the experiments will be conducted does not "cban1e our opinion that Laetrile Is not effeclive" in the tree~ent of cancer. Proponents aay Laetrile is a cancer remedy. Its opponents aay lt baa no medicinal value. "We have reconsidered our position because of a lot of tac· tors, and one of them la societal preaaures," Newell told a House government operations subcom· mittee conductin"1 hearin11 into the eovemment'a war •la.Inst cancer. Newell alao aaid the test.s are beln1 undertaken because oC the number of atatea that have te,albed Laetrile or are con· alderinJ lt, ln spite of the federal attitude toward the aubatance. Laetrile, a derivative of apricot pits, has been leealized in <See IAETRILE, Pa1e A2) Niabt and mornln1 low elouda. Ind tor'flt.h huy artem06n1un.sbJa. inland. Only huy aunshloe alona the beachct. Lowa toni1ht mid·S()I \o inld·90s. Hf1b.s Friday 70 at beachea to 80 la land. -• D.olty l"lllt,..... _,,Ilk ..... ·--KELLY JOHNSTON, 10, AND HER LEAPING AMPHIBIAN FRIEND In Huntington Be•ch, Frog Jumping l•n't Wh•t It UHd to Be Frogs Not Too Jumpy T<>aLh CrlJ.lh Huntingt.on Feativitiea By ROBERT 8AaKER Ol lftt 0.11, .. !let llltl They held a frog jumping contest in Runt· m1ton Beach Thursday but Mark Twain wouldn't have been pleased. lin1 out something that looked like chewing t.obacco juice, wauoon back. i.n ad.ion. The only legitimate Jumplna frogs were brought by Chrisopher Rhoads, 4, of Charlot· tesvllle, Va. Christopher, who is visiting his grandmother, Mn. Charles Akers or Hunt- in1ton Beach, kept them for hl~lf. His frogs came from a UC Irvine biology lab. Frop just aren't jumping like they used to And there don't seem to be as many around, either About 150 kids showed up ror the annual event inspired by Twain's sbort story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras Coun-ty .. ONE PROBLEM WAS THE scarcity of frogs HIS HOPES WERE DA811BD, tbouth, when "Ground Jumper" leaped backwards furiously and apread panic-among tbe mot.hens. Barbara Morton of the sponsoring Hunt· ington Beach Junior Women's Club said that the price has gone out of sight. Judges went strictly by the book. Contes· lantl were allowed only to stomp behind their entries and each frog, or toad, was allowed a hop, skip and jump. "We planned to buy some Crom the pet store and rent them out. but they cost up to $8 and we couJdn 'l alford it,'' she said. The loneest jump of the day was 42 inches. It was shared by Kelly Johnston and Susan Cohen, both of Huntington Beach. Kelly was declared the winner on the basis of a jumpoff. Tim Suber, 13. came to the rescue. He brouaht three toads that be had raised in his backyard. The winners were: -Age 6 and under. 1. Jeasle Gomei. 2. HE RENTED ntEM OUT to contestants at 10 cents a throw. By the end of the day they clearly had earned their money. Matt Skidmore. 3. Eric Anderson. -7-11. 1. Kelly Johnston. 2 Susan Cohen (jumporo. 3. Tim Knie. -12 and over. 1. Tim Suber. 2. Kelly Todo. 3. Kevin Jeheber. One of Tim's toads also became the day's only known casualty when a spirited com- petitor pounded the ground behind his entry but came too close. The event was held in cQQj\UlcUon wllb the library'• summer reading program. It was spoMOred by the Juniorettes, an affiliate of , the Junior Women's Club for girls 12-18. However, the load wasn't mortally wounded, and, after rather disdainfully spit· Bandit Rohs Mesa Station At Knif epoint A tall bandit, who pulled a switchblade knHe on a service station attendant in Costa Mesa late Wednesday night, locked the clerk In a back room and escaped with $400 from a cash drawer, police reported today. An attendant at the Arco service atatlon, 1898 Newport Blvd., told police the bandit followed him into the back of the service station before pulllna the sprlne·lriggered knlfe on the vtc-tim. After obtalnlni a key to the caah drawer from the attendant. the bandit shoved him into a room and barricaded the door A Newport Beach woman wbo slopped for gasoline about 1$ minutes later, heard the atten· dant pounding on tho door and re· leaaedhlm. He said his asaallant wu six feet six inehet tall, between 230 and 240 pounds, was in hjs mid· twenUea and wore short sandy hair. DAILY PILOT Report Denied Chile 'Alternative' Sought From CIA. WASHINGTON (AP) -In· formed aources aay the National Security Council has asked \he CIA to prepare a study oo poesl· ble ··alternatives" to Chile'• anti· Communist military regime, but the NSC denies makln11 the re- quest. Jerrold Schecter. spokesman for the NSC, today said, "There's absolutely no question about lha. The National Security CounclJ bu not aaked the CIA to prepare any 1t0dies on Chile." The Carter admloiltration has rrequenUy tried to dlussoclate itself from the Chtlean Junta beoause of Its hUIDall rllb\I re· cord. But the aourcea alJd the NSC-ordered study adds a dlmenalon to the Administra- tion's anU-junta posture. They said. lb• decision to re· quest the slud)' renecta the IP· nuence ol aevtiral of the youna. liberal Carter edmlnl1tratton recrutU who have risen to senior policy-makina positions. "They have the knife oul for the junta." aald one Admlnlstra- tion insider. Amone them la the NSC Latin American staff adviser, Robert Pastor. who is said to f\ave ro· quested the CIA study. Putor r.....r~..ti CHURCH ••• could not. be reached for com- ment. It wu not ch~ar whether the request for the atudy was ap- proved by Pastor's boss, Zbt1nlew BrzezlnskJ. The sources were uncertain for wbal purpoee the slUdy waa or· dered. One informant Ju.at smiled when asked whether be tbousht the objective waa • tovert opera. lion aeainat the junta. He noted that the study In· volvea • rt&)ltiat reaime ln Chile which four years aeo ou.ated a aovemment which the Ntxoo ad· ministration tried to subvert bee •UM ol lt.1 lefU.t poUcln. Chile bu come under flre ror alleced human r1ghta vtolations but the departing U.S. am· baasador lo Chile, David Popper, aald in an ln\ervlew that J,be number or peraen• svbJected lo Improper treatment ii down sharply. Popper left Sanl1a10 last month. But other aourcea aaid the number ol arrest.I picked up in April and May after several months in wruch no incidents were reported. Since the military took power after ouatln1 the aovemment ol Pre.tident Salvador Allende lD Sept.ember lt7a there bu M9ft a virtual ban ot polltlcal acU~t.y in CbUe. • p,..,.p11geAJ WANTID tN OKLAHOMA Slaying Suspect H.,t Teacher Named lnSex, Drug T1e11 With Kids TULARE (AP) -A 26-year· old speech teacher has been in· dieted by a grand Jury here on 13 count.a lnvol ving drug sales and sex with Junior high school stu· den ta. Mrs. Susan Phelps, who SUSPECTS. teaches at the Cherry School b9"•, post.ed an $18,000 bond • Tlfufl:day and ll to be arralinecY about 15 who bad been sexually In Supenor COUrt July 1. omcla!a uaaulted an.d shot ln the head. aald. The second body, found less ne lndJctme.nt cbarces Mrs. than a mile awa, from the first Pbelp. tried to Nil marijuana lo location Oct. e, la that or a man 11veral 14-year-old boya, gave aged about 21 who also waa shot tbe boys marijuana and alcohol, in tbe bead after being sexually add' bad aex with some of them, abused. Hid A.at. Dtat. Atty. Brenton Kearney and Hill are also Bleier. wanted for queatlonin1 in Los The case be&an to unfold when · Angeles and San Diego counUes a aherlff'a deputy patrolltbg in connection wlth four other tdll· Lake Kaweab near here alleged· inas of younr men that are ly found Mrs. Pbelps "huggtng almost ldentlcal to the Orange and kissing" a youth in a car, and Riverside alaylnp. Bleier said. Both men, who shared a home Investigators later questioned in Redondo Beach for several other students, one of whom re· years, disappeared about rour portedly admitted he had sex weeks ago. Their descriptions with the teacher, according to have been circulated to law en· Sherllf's Det. Millon Richmond. forcement agencies throughout All the alleged acts reportedly tbe state. took place bet wen between Riveraide ,oCflcera aaid both February and May, he aald. men are practicing homosexuals M ra Phelps' attorney, and have been.known to frequent Sherman Rogers, called the in· homosexual ban and gatherings dictment "a case of persecu· thi;e>ulbout Southern California tlon." in recentyeara. Bleier responded, "We still . • think it is a crime in this state for Kearne~ "'.as described t~ay teachers to have sexual relations as a bnlhant electronics with their junior rugh scbool stu· en1lneer with unusually high IQ dents " who worked for Hughes Aircraft In Los Aneeles County. They said Kearney was nuent in six lan1uages and was the dominant male partner In the homosexual mena1e he and Hill maintained In Redondo Beach. Hill was described as un- employed with no particular ~ob akilla. "lie wu the housewife, ' a Rlverafdeofflcer explained. Arresta Continue UKIAH CAP) -Three more arre.ata have been made and more are expected In wbal authorities have termed a major Mendocino CouftY narcotics crackdown tha haa left 23 peraom ln jall, deputies aatd. Man's Body Found on Boat Orange County coroner's in· vestlaators said today they believe that a _man whose body was discovered on his boat moored in Newport Harbor Thursday died or natural causes. Robert Ansel Williams, 47, was found by bis son Robert M. Williams at about 2 p.m. when the young man rowed out to the boat moored in mid-channel off the 800 block of East Bay Avenue. The youth told police his father bad been living aboard the vessel and he last saw rum alive three weekl earller. r d•J ~I.be c.dof at.a c Tbt! MarcberS fciuad a y dl1catded · r.u,u Jactet- and 1·. tllla momlnJ, bUt tbere a. imme.dlat• lint betw t.be cl~ and a m1n apotted Tbunda, run.rdnl from• cave with~ sun ln eacb band. Local aUthoritles were joined by state pol1c• 1harpsbootera. of. f-du pol1c m Crom T\lla& and otber toWtll, and 150 clvlll1n volunteers. For more than a week, rnen and clop have tried without SUC· ceu lo pick up the trail ol the person who killed the scout.a. On Thursday, authonties announced they had a suapcct -a convicted rapist still at large after fleeing fn>m the county jail rour years ago. About the same lime, the three murder cbarses were flied against tbe 33-year-old fugitive, Gene Leroy Hart. a farmer re- ported seeing a man carry~ two guns run out or a cave and ID· lo a field. The weapons could have been a .20-1auce sbotaun and a .22· caliber rifle taken from a "farmhouse a few days ago. Later Thursday, the searchers cauebt two gllmpses of a running man, but their bloodhounds lost the track. Autboritlea aaid the man could have been Hart, who used to Uve ln Locun Grove and knows the naued uu well. The aearchers were aided by bloodhounds, attack do11 and a helicopter loaned by a television atatioo in Tulsa 45 mllea west. Au1horiUes aald it was posalble that Hart never left the Locust Grove area after hil 1973 escape from the jail ln Pryor, JO ralles from camp Scott where the three acouta -aged ~. 9 and 10 -were killed. When the search resumed at daybreak, the posse started sweeping a 10-squaare·mlle area around Skunk Mountain, just three nules from the camp where the three eirls were dragged from their tent, sexually molest· ed and killed June 13. "Watch those trees," Mayes County Sheriff Glen "Pete" Weaver told searchers when they gathered at 6 a .m. "He will damn sure climb a tree and let you walk Wlder him." By midday, the search was enlarged as rears mounted that the man mieht have slipped out of the area during the night throutti the woods and dense un- derbrush. State Bureau or lnvesUgation agents took plaster casts of foot- printa found on a ridge ahead of the line of searchers. Lt. Kenneth Van Hoy, state police public information officer, said one tracking dog returned with wounda which could tMtve been inflicted by someone wield· ing a branch or small club. There was speculatioo the dog might have found hJs quarry and been beaten away. Otrlcials were led to Hart by two tattered photocraph.s found near the girls' bodies. One showed a single woman, tbe other two women. Both were taken at a 1968 weddinc in southwestern Oklahoma at which Hart worked as a photography usiatant. officials aaid. ''Branding keeps us all honest. .And the customer knows it.'' ny F'RANK W HARTMANN °'' ..... "' o1--.. .. 1"ont1MO ftll_C.,._., "Carpeting Is a blind Item. For the consumer. few things are bought with so little knowledge, and.with so much trepidation. Two different pieces of carpeting can look the same. feel the same. claim to be made of the same kinds of materials, and have, in fact, not one single difference that the consumer can perceive. Yet after Just the months of use. one wilt look terrible and the other will look Ukentw. • How la the consumer to know Which is which? Oddly enough. even price often won't tell her. So even buying expensive carpeting it no guarantee ot quality. The only thing that protects the Investment of the consumer. and the reputation of the honest retailer. Is selling the brand names that both know they can trust." Thia la why we don't private label ~1"9 It Alden's When youJlnd tamc>I with the na.mee Changed on the labelt> run aver to Alden's fast. After an, carpeting 11 one of llfe'1 ma,;or Investments. It shouldn't be oone fnto blind. $ ' Costa Mesa High School cheerleaders. song leaders, Oag twirlers and mascots will be making the rounds of Costa Mesa homes today, Saturday and Sunday, collectmg re· turnable bottles so they can amass enough casb for new uniforms. They've got a decorated pickup truck m which to stash the glass and hope to score a smashing success by Sunday. Walch for them. esa Park Trees Switch Cleared Up By STEVE MITCHELL 01 tlle Dally "llOI Stall If you're 1oing to spend $850.000 to landscape a park, does It make sense to rip out a bunch or trees already in that park' Yes, says Keith Van Holt. Costa Mesa's director of leisure services Especially when those trees don't fit Into the planting or trading plans ror the park pro- ject. Motorists and joggers along Junlpero Drive, which splits the 50-acre TeWinkle Park in hair. may have noticed work crews re- movln& several dozen trees from the base of TeWinkle Hill ln the past few weeks. . But If you look al the park to· day, you'll see nearly 100 newly planted eucal:1ptus, pines, sycamores and poplars among the stumps and holes where the old lree11 grew. "Good lord, I hope no one thinks we're tearing out all the old trees there," Van Holl said. "But I guess that's the way 1t looks right now." he I aughed. Van Holl said work crews con· tr acted by the city removed some mature trees from the perimeter of the dirt hill. · "Some of them were in no con- dition to be transplanted so we had them knocked down," he said. But. he said, the healthier trees were moved to other areas In the park and between the nearby baaeball fields. Others were transported to the city's aolf course on the other side of town, Van Holt explained. "When the project ia complet· ed. we're going to have more than 1,000 trees spread out over Lhe 11-acre project area," he said. "IL will be a virtual forest oulthere." Gotcha! Meter Alarm Tm:p Worla Newport Be1ch police, ftuStrated by • seri" ol perkin1 meter break-ins lbal b1ve netted thieves an atlmated Sl.000 over &be put. two months, rigaod a trap f« the meter musten. TREY WD I! Ta.AP -a bura(ar alarm booted~ to a par~ meter ln the Balboa area -did Ill Job early Thu~. The 1U t alarm went oft durint predawn bouni and Of· fleer Oaey ta wa1 dispatched to the 1cene near Uie Jeth Street bay beach. nier., be ar .~ two men police billt\lt are raponsl· ble for the two-month rlcs of meter mauUq1. ' w11 tbe JOU.DI• t comp.t.IUor •nr to sraee Ulll aacNd ol 11aaay real estate. LottJe Dod wu 15 years, 10 montbl wb abe won her tint Wimbledon In ber dtbulln 1811. The fan1 at center court loved Tracy. They roee to their feet and cheered wildly whenever abe en1a1ed the 22-year-old defend· int champion in 1001 ralliu h'om the basei.lne. Occasionally, aho • Parochial &ate Aid Widened W ASfDNGTON <AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court eave states broad new authority today to spend tax dollars in providin& aid to parochial school pupils. The court, in a series of opi- nions that broke no new consUtu· .Uonal eround, sald s tates can spend money for textbooks and cerUl,n educational services but cannot finance field trips or lend parochial schools equipment such aa maJ)ll and audio-visual aids. ENGINEER SOUGHT PlltJ'fck Kearney d a blue Nib a bow behind her 1*k. She UMd the pocket to d eecoOd ball wben the MJ'Yed. Her lfll are so th1.D y loot.cl like plpestems, and tho 11drt al her dreu fell almost to ber knee1. Tbe erowd rusbed for seatl ~ mentl after former cbamplon Stan Smith bad beaten Oilny Parun of New Zealarid tn a <See TB.ACY. P .. e AJ) SLAYING SUSPECT ·David Hiii By KATHY CLANCY Of .. o.11, ,.,,.u1att A property tax relier proposal deaianed to benefit those wbo stay put in their homea was un· veiled today by Orange County 1 Supervtaor Ralph Clark and As· sessor Brad Jacobs. Clark and Jacobs plan to pre· sent their proaram to supervlsocs Tuesday then tak the plan to state legislators. w are in tbe process or aludylog reform proposals. Jacobs estimated the program could aave Orange County families staying in their homes, aa opposed to real estate speculators about $100 million a year ln property taxes. The decision, allhou&h only a partial defeat tor Ohio resident.a who challenged a state law allow- ina expenditures for all such aid, ls a sllJlillcant departure from recent Supreme Court rulings on the Conatitutlon'a requirement ot separation of church and state. The declaion appear• to clear the way ln Ohio and other states that choose lo use the tundin& methods approved by the court for students at church-run schools to receive much more stale aid than they have been able to up to now County Finds Lead In TWl> Sex ·Murden He propot.ed makln& up that amount by ukinl the le&lslature to adopt. a two to three percent re· · al estate transfer tax on home sates by so-called speculators, · defined u those who sell more • than OMbome a rear. 11u1Ltl8r. would be ex- empted fl"OID the tr an.sf er tax. The court's decision is a kind of instructional manual for stale le11slatures, tf they wiah to use It, to find waya to runnel taX' money to parochial pupils wltbdut run- ning afoul or the Constitution. lf other state legislatures follow Ohio's lead, parochial sc hools acrou the nation, through their students, could re- ceive windfalls totaling millions of dollars In Ohio, several Catholic leaders said that the over-all im- pact of the high court's ruling would be or major financial benefit for the state's Catholic schools Spec1flcally, the courl ap· proved these forms of state aid to parochial students· -Dlagna.tlc speech and hear- ing services conducted on puochial school groun~. -Therapeutic, guidance and remedial services al sites lack- lna the "pervasively sectarian atmosphere or the church· related schools." The court would not allow, however, these forms of aid: The loan of equipment to stu· dents, an action tbe court sald "inescapably had the primary ef· feel of provtding a direct and sub- stantial advancement of the sec• tartan enterprise." WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe Natloria.l Cancer Inatltute. bow- ln• to public presture, will t.t the controversial 1ubstance Laetrile on cancer patlentl who have nbausted au otlltr hope. Dr. Guy R. NeweU, the actina director of the cancv inAtitule, Hid TbW'1day th fact that the expertmentl wtu be conducted dot• not "chanie our opinion that Leetrlle la not tffectlve" ln the treatment of unc r . Pl'9J)On \I 111 Laetrile la a cancer remedy. Its ~ nta ..Y It his no medfclnal.value. ''W• have reconafdered our po11Uon bffauH of• ot of fac· tOra, and one of ,them l tOCletal pr urnt.'' w u \old a Houle 1ovtmm t operationt 1ubtom· mitt conc1uct.tnc bea.rtn11 lnto lh• aO'ltt1llll '• war ••llNt cane BJ TOM BARLEY Ot••o.ttr•li.tlUft Orange Count1 Sher1!f's of· flcert are workinl with lawmen from three other counUet tod•y ln an lnlenaive search for * Redondo Beach men accu.Hd ln Riveralde County of two homosexual killlDes. Bandit Robs Mesa Station A tall bandit, who pulled a switchblade knife on a service station attettctant in Costa Mesa late Wednesday night, locked the clerk lo a back room and esc•ped with S400 from a cash dr1wer, police reporU!d today. An attendant at the Arco service 1tallon, 1898 Newport Blvd., told police the bandit followed him into the back of the service station before pulllnc the spring·lriHered knife on the vie· tim. Arter obtalnlnc a key to the cash drawer from the attendant, the bandit shoved him lnto a room and barricaded the door .. He aaid his uaatlant waa •Ix feet six Inches tall, between 230 and 240 pounds, waa tn hls mJd· twenties and wore abort sandy hair. One of the suspecla was deacrlbed as a brilliant elec· tronics ensineer fluent In six langua1es. The Rl\'erslde murder war- rants name Patrick Wayne Kearney, 31, (the engineer) and Da~id Dou1lu Hill, 34, u the killers oC Arturo Marquez, 24, of Oxnard and John Otis LaMay, 17, ot El Sej{UD(fo. Marquei' body, shot through the head, was found in the Ban· nlni area March 3. 0/ficers sald he waa sexually assaulted before being killed and was last seen aUve In the Lc>s An&eles area. LaMay's dismembered body wa1 found in a plastic bag on Hlibway 71. eight miles south or Corona March 18. It was lden- lified despite the absence of the bead, both hands and both feet. Again, Riverside officers sald the victim had been sexually aa- saulted but the exact cause of de· ath cannot be determined due to tbe abHnce of portions of the body. They aaid LaMay was last seen alive March 14 near bis El Seeun· do home. Orange County officers want to queation Hill and Kearney about two kllllnp that occurred 1n the Orteea Hiihway area near San Juan Capistrano and which bear atrona homosexual overton•. N .. ther man has been Iden· UfJed. 'Ibey have been loHed by 1herlfrs and coroner's officers u "JobnDoel" and John Doe2." (8ee8C8PEctS, Page.\2) Clark alld Jacobs' four point l~ propo1al would -htereue bomeowner exemp- tions from '1, 750 to $2,500 annual· ly. -Permit &bo4le who stay in their homes to have their exemp- tJon Increased each year by the same percentage their property value increased. -Add $1%5 a year lo the ex- e m pt1on for each year a homeowner files an exemption claim m the same home. -Force 1nyone except builders who sell more than one home a year to pay a two to thr~ percent real estate transfer tax. As an example, Jacobs select· ed the home o( Ray Weimer, 9792 Cornwall Ave., Wes tminster. IC the new exemption system (See REUEF, P1ge AU Four Wheels Taken From Meun's Auto A Costa Me11 man told poJlce his 1973 Porsche wu where he left lt Tbunday, in bl1 par~ •tall at an apartment complex where he livet. But, he said, all four wheell and tires were miuln& from the vehicle. Crail M: Flanders, 2100 Ptlerson Way, said the m., wheels and Urea were valued at ms. Coast Nlaht arid mornln1 low doucls and fo1 wltb hasy afternoon 1unahlne In.land. Only buy 1Unsb1ne aton1 tll• beach . LOwa toilllbt mid-SO. to m14-tOI. Hithl Friday 70 at beaches to IO hat arid. . . IN IDE TOD.4~ What'• Uwt'• ~ cfO ori In· Cf•p.nd4itcf 'f:c Todoy'a Wfl~ ~ a G Daridl/ o/ acU1*fu pkiMfld I~ t~ Orange COG#. WANTID IN 01(1.AH()MA Slaying Suspect Hert Radiation Killer Eyed WASl-UNGTON (AP) - The Pentagon is taking steps to produce neutron shells tor its nuclear artillery forces in Europe, the Washington Post re-ported today. Quotin& unnamed sources, the Post sald pro- d u c t1on of the artillery shells only awaits con· gressional fundlnt and President Carter'• ap-proval. Neutron warheads kill people by radiation alone, while conventional nuclear weapons destroy targela with blast, heat and radia- tion. Fro. PGf14! Al SUSPECTS. • The first victim was found Au~. 22 by a hiker who kicked a trash bag off the road and then discovered that it was stuffed with human remains Officers said the body, in an advanced stage or decomposl- t1on , was that of a youth aged about lS who had been sexually aauuJted and shot Jn the bead. The second body, round lea than a mile away from the first location Oct 6, is that of a man a~ed about 21 who also was shOt in the head after being sexually abused Kearney and 11111 are also wanted for questioning In Los Angeles and San Diego counties in connection with four other kill- ings of young men that are almost 1denltcal to the Orange and Rlvennde slnylnes Both men, who shared a home m Redondo Beach for several years, disappeared about four weeks aeo. Their deacrlpllons have been circulated lQ law en- forcement agencies throughout the state. Riverside omcera aa1d both men are pracllctne homosexuals and have been ~nown to frequent homosexual bars and gatherings throughout Southern California In recent years. Kearney wu described today a11 a brilliant electronics engmeer with unusually hleh IQ who worked for Huehe• Aircraft m Los Angeles County. Auto Burglarized A Pasadena man who left his watch and ring lo the &love com- partment of his car at the Costa Mesa Golf and country Club Thursday whUe he played golf, returned to rind the items miss- in~. he told pollc~. Albert Her- rera Jr. said the jewelry, which he valued at $1,600, was mlsalng from the unlocked car Thursday afternoon. 0-.ANGI COAIT c DAILY PILOT •*rl•-,.., .. ,, ... "' .... t"Vi'.'I•~ '"". c .... . ""' ....... , ...... ,,. 0.,. ..... ""'"' ""-'"" .. ..... '~,,:::...M1"'t CMo'Wt M I.Mt _...,., ~ ... ... , ........ ~ ... --- CMteM• .. Offtoe , ........ y ...... 1M1111,. ,,..., ... I> o II-• nit . ._ .--1'( Boy's Parents Seek Damages From Crash Dam-.es totalinl more than $l million were demanded ThW'I day by the parenla of a 13-year old boy who wu struck by a car and seriously Injured June 5 near Doheny St.ate Park Named as defendants m the Orange County Superior Court lawsuit are Robert Mardlan Jr . Larry A Hall and Wind and Sea Restaurants, the operators of Harpoon Henry 's Seafood Restaurant, 25062 Del Prado St . Dana Point It is alleged by plaintiffs Leslie and Joan Dawe• that Mard!an, tbe driver, left the restaurant in an intoxicated condition and was drtvtn1 at65 mJles an bour in a 3" "'II' an bOW' iono when ht 1truck Michael C. Dawea, 13. Hall, 21, of 3513S Beach Road. Capistrano Beach. is identified u MardJan's passen1er. M ardiao. 30, the 100 or Watergate Justice Department figure Robert MardJan Sr .. faces court action July 1 an South Orange County Municipal Court Oft char1es or felony drunken driving. He Is free on ball. San Clemente General Hospital official.a stated Thurs- day that Michael C. Dawes has been on the hospital's critical list alnce bein1 admitted to the faclll- ty Junes. The boy's parents claim that the operators of Harpoon H~nry's share negligence In the action since Mardian assertedly w•a s"rved with drinks there im- mediately prior to the accident. MarxWAgain SANTA MONICA CAP) Groucbo Marx'• temporary con- servator aald tod'l)' Ute comedian has been hospitalized a1aln an'1 ia "quite sick, quit• feeble.'' <Earlier story. AS) o.lty rt ... ilMI,.... THEY SERVE -Representatives of Costa Mesa service organizations honored Thurs- day night at chamber of commerce dinner include (front row from left) Lu Bisson, Orange Coast Lions Club; Peggy Reinert. Zonta Club, DeMurl Tosh, Soroptimist Club. Shorty Schearer, Costa Mesa- Newport Harbor Lions Club. In back row from left are Richard Bcooks, Costa Mesa Rotary Club; Mal Biebelberg, Kiwanis South Coast; John Larrison, Kiwanis Club North and Ernest L. "Butz" Kostlan, Kiwanis Club Downtown. Missing is Op- timist Club representative. F...,.P.,.eAI TRACY ••• lenstJ\y meo'11m1lu match. People packed the aiales and occupied every foot of standinc room It wu a btt moment for this 100.year-c>ld tournament, which hu seen acorea of great mo- ment.a Chru wu obV1ou.sly nervous at first, l~ln& the opening ea me She must have recognized aomethine of herself when abe faced the Rolllng Hills tyke across the net She was 16 when she wowed Forest Hills in 1971 Chris had earlier expressed her concern to Billie Jean King. "Don't worry, Chris," Billie Jean told her "It's just the way 1 felt when I first went out against you'' Tracy, although outclassed, in· lrlaued the Wimbledon eallery with the force or her shola and the all-around strength of her game. She looked like a carbon copy of Mita Evert with her Oat forehand. ber two-fisted baekhand and her court savvy. She played like a veteran. "I th.ink she is a better player than Chrl5sy was when she came up," satd England's Ted Tinting, who has seen some 50 Wlmbledons. "She has more power and she ls a better volleyer " Mesa B~tltday 200 Attend Gala Party About 200 well wishers showed up to wish Costa Mesa a happy 24th birthday Thursday evening at a party that capped the first an- nual golf tournament between city employes and chamber of commerce mem- bera. The city duffers won the perpetual trophy, which they will keep until the silver anniversary eolf tourney next year when it will be up for er abs again Twenty representatives of the chamber, and 20 Costa Mesa city employes teed off at 11 a.m Killer Was Organized W~AVERVILLE CAP>·- Before a depressed teacher killed bis wife and committed suicide, he made burial arrange- ments and telephoned the cor- oner, Trinity County Coroner George Files says. Files, who also operates a mortuary, said Milan Holcomb. 35, made routine "pre · arrangements" for h1mself and h!s wife Monday, but gave no hint of any problems. Thursday in the tourn•ment which ended with an awards pre· sentatioo at Ute Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. Pat Sanchei of the city's recreation department was the men's low gross player with a score or 74. Men's second low gross player was Jim Poteet with a 78. 'lbe men's low net scorer went to Vice Mayor Jack Ham· melt with a score or 60 followed by Joe Metcalf with a score of 64. M a r g e Go t'd on w as the women's low gross player, scor- ing 96 and the women's low net player was Ann McCoy with a 74 Guest speaker for the evening was Robert W. Clifford, presi· dent or Air California. Clifford Joined in lauding the city's service clubs and called Costa Mesa "a contmunity with mote s pi rlt and down -to-earth qualities than any city l 've been in." • The chatnber-sponsortd birth- day party was also a salute to service organizations who did the most for the City of Costa Mesa last year. Chamber certificates went to the Kiwanis Club, l{jwams Club North, Kiwanis Club South, the Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club. the Orange Coast J.ions, Optimist Club. Rotary Cl ub, Soroplimists, and 1.onta Club. an. ffe 8a1d tbe IO•Celled, •pecula&an ac for • • ~re ol tbe • •al• 0raace QiiD.t7 9'feJ7 Jur while wbat be ealt d tbe "1&a1· patten" account tor JS to 20 I*'·' cat ol tbua.les. Another 1rciup Jacobi cilled lnvaton who hold the.tr homes two to Ove yean accou.ot for rou1hly anouther 35 pe.rceot °" th• aa.l.ea. be said. Wreck Douses Power, Debris litters Street Newport Beach's Superior Avenue was expected to remain closed until lat.e today while · workmen from the Southern California Edison Company cleaned up debrt.a from a traffic accident that felled one of their poles and caused a mlJor power out ace. The accident occurred at about 3 a.m. today when a car driven southbound by Dennla Potts, 22. or 19881 Potomac St., Huntineton Beach failed to negotiate the tum on Superior just above Pacific Cout Hiabway and slammed in· to the pole. An Edison spokesman said 1,920 customers lost their elec- tricity for 90 minutes after the ac- cident. Tbe outage dido 't affect the nearby Hoag Memorial Hospital, a boepital spokesman said. Potts was taken to the hospital for treatment or facial injuries before police booked him on sus· pic1on or drunken driving. Police were able to open Superior this morning to one Jane of norlhbowtd traffic, but they closed lt by midday In order to el ve Edison crews a chance to get at the felled pole. Amin'• F at,e Still Puzzling NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - Radio Uganda says reports of President ldJ Amin's death or disappearance "have been pro· ved totally wrong " "We are still certain something happened," said one Western diplomat in Nairobi, "but we're still not quite sure what." "Chns is too strong for me, she hit.a the ball so deep," Tracy said in the press lntervlew af- terwania, braces on her teeth gllstenm.. "But. I knew what to expect." She said she thou1bt she played well but wished she could plar the match over asain. Diseases Strike Avalon "I wou.ldn •t be so anxious to put away a winnin1 •hot," she aaid. "l would stay with her loneer." She admitted she wu nervous. After the match, Ctuia put an arm around Tracy'a ahoulden. The two of them then faced the royal box and curtsied, Just aa they had done before at.art of &>lay. "Old Chris tell you what to do7"Tracywu uked. "N~" she replied, "the pboto- srapbera did." Avalon officials sald today the national Communicable Disease Center in AUanta. Ga .. baa been called tn to trace the source of a bacteria which has caused an outbreak of 1trep throat and scarlet fever among Catalina bland residents. Dr. James Brinkman, an !slant: physician, said he bu treated a totai of 20 euea of atrep throat and about six cua of acarlet fever in the pa.st two weeks. He said both diseases are caused by the same streptococ· cal bacteria and both are euily treated with penicillin. ·'There hu been no need for quarantine or laolation," he added. . Dr. Brinkman said most ot the ca1es have been children. Nooe baa been boeplbllzed. •'It'• unusual to have something like th!s," he added. "It's not been seen much in re- cent times. We wonder why it's happening and so we've eott.en the communicable disease center Involved. ••It's really more or an academic problem than a real threat to health. Thia bacteria doean 't po1e any real problems because it ls so 1usceptJble to penicillin." the physician sald. Coun~y · Employes' 'Sick-out' Fades ''Branding keeps us all honest. And tlie customer knows it.'' Jlv FRANK W HARTMANN auoclatlon represents about 7 ,600 of the county's 9,600 employes. 11 .. ,..,n,,.__...,. l.lnn .. n1n '~'''""'~ "Carpeting 1s a blind item. For the consumer. few things are bought with so little knowledge. and with so much trepidation. Two different pieces of carpeting can look the same. feel the same. clalm to be made of the same kinds of materials. and have. in fact, not one single difference that the consumer can perceive Yet after Just six months of use. one will look terrible and the other will look like new. How Is the consumer to know which is which? Oddly enough, even pnce often won't tetl her So even buying expensive carpeting is no guarantee of quality. The only thing that protects the investment of the consumer. and the reputation of the honest retaller. 1s telling the brand names that both know they oan truat" This Is why we don't private label carpeting at Alden's. When y0u find aamples with the names changed on the labels, run <Wer to Alden·s fast. After all. carpotlng 11 one of llfe'a major Investments. It shoutd1i't be gone Into bhnd. ) J U.. ...... MMI ..... 'RGHTa FANATie DON HEYSER WORKS ON REPLICA OF GERMAN WARPLANE "We W-. Too Young to Fly In th• #ler. So W•'re Going to Hold th• W•r Again' &ee's Dt-eams C'A»me True Figlder Plane Replica Shapea Up in Garage By WILLIAM HODGE Of Ille D4'11y ,.,._. St•tf It took Don Heyser 38 years to begin fulfilling his childhood dream. But the 46-year-old pilot's w1!'lh wlll come true when he steps Into the cockpit of the ME109 righter plane he is building for night In 1979. Heyser. Hoag Memorial Hospital's chief biomedical technician and a self-professed filbler plane fanaUc , is working 12 hours every week building an authentic three-quarter-size replica of the famows World War II German plane designed by William Messerschmidt. Heyser is making it according to plarus in German and broken £ng111sn. "The plana were drawn by Marcel Jurca, a Frenchman who new for Germany in the war," Heyser explained. He purchased the plans from Jurca for $120. According t-0 Heyser, Jurca has helped him numerous times through mail advice when he became confused about the plans. "When you buy a set of plans and undertake to bu lid the a irc raft, you marry him CJurca>," Heyser said. Heyser, who bas been flytng light aircraft for 30 years, became interested in fighter planes at a young age. "I tried to buUd a Fokker D7 when I was seven years old," he Appellate Court Murder Conviction Of Mamon Upheld LOS ANGELES <API The murder conviction of Charles Man50n in the slayings of mwn· cian Gary Hinman and movte stuntman Donald "Shorty" Shea has been upheld by a three-Judge state appellate court . .. The tot a Ii ty of the cv ldence. . Wmd-whipped Flames Char 225 Acres · Wind ·w h1pped rtnmc5 blackened 225 acres of bru1>h and grassland in north Orange and southern San Bernardino Coun· ties Thursday bef1re it was con· tained about midnight, county firemen said today. The blaze, the largest since fire danger season began in Apnl. was confined to an area north of tbe Riverside Freeway near the Green River Golf Course, firemen srud It was reported at S:49 p.m. and about 100 county, state and U.S. Forest Service firemen bat tied the blaze until tt wa!'! con tained, firemen said. Crews also were on duty today cleaning up and watching the blackened area, firemen saJd. Jn. vestigalol"I also were to boon du· ty today in ao effort to determine the cause. Three air tankers from the 1tate forest service's Hemet unit were called to drop flame· retardant chemic•l• on the blaze. There were no lnjurtea, and no buUdJncs were threatened supports the jury's verdict that Manson was guilty of the murders of both Hinman and Shea beyond a reasonable doubt and that neither was a closed case." the 2nd District Court of Appeals said In a 75-paae opinion Thursday. The court added: "We con· elude there was no prejudicial er· ror which requires reversal or the judgment. The judgment is affirmed." The '2-year-old Manson was convicted of tho killinas Nov. 2, 1971, shortly atttr he was found guilty of the Sharon Tate· LaBianca murders. He is ln prison, serving nine concWTent IHe sentences. including five for the Tale murders, two for the La· Bianca killings and one each for Hinman and Shea. Witnesses testified that Manson helped torture both Hin· man and Shea, who were stabbed lo death. Shea's body has never been found. and members or Manson's hippie "family" said the body had been dlamembered and disposed of. Steve Grogan, a Manion follower . also was sentenced to life in the Shea killing. Another Manson family member, Robert Beausoleil, is servina a life sen- tence ln the Hinman killing. Hlnman'I killing, which oc· curred between July 25 and 28, 1969, was the first in a series or murders which made the Manson famlly notorious. A week Ja•.er. the Manson fami· ly kllled actress Sharon Tate and tour friend& at her home. Grocer Leno LaBlanca and his wtre, Rosemary, were murdered the next nlght. Shea was killed between Aua. 18 and Sept. l, 1969. Sunday's Fare Has I • Bit of Everything explained. "I built it in the garage out or some orange crates." The rel.ired Marine Corps war.' rant officer also has friends who are building WWII fi1bter aircraft. "I 1ueu all of ua are frustrated rtabterpUota,'' be1aid. "We were too youne to ny ln the war, so we're just 1oing to bold the war over again." Heyser is a member of the Ex· perlmental Aircraft Association and the Replica Fighters of America, two oreanizaUons that alao have helped wben be eot tan.cled lntheplaM. Although the aircraft'• plans cost Heyser $120, be figures the materials wUI run from $7,000 to $9,000. "It cost.a me $100 a 1heet for on&-elghth·inch aircraft· 1rade plywood that J use in cov~ erlng the plane's structure," be explalned. That mar a.em expensive to some, but a real WWII fighter plane would coat much more. "You can't 1et a real n,ht.et- plane anymore for lesa than Sl00,000, and there aren't many around." Heyser 9't1>lalned. He plant lo fiy the aJrcraft at Chino airport, where be will be required to ny ror 75 hours over unlnhabited areas to check the homemade plane out. If lt puses sin FAA insoectlon. be will be abletonylntootherairporta. Tbouab Heyser la excited about fi)'int the flabter, be ls cautious aboUt that first malden flight. •·u the alrplane tuma sour, it's no 1ood," he said. "The day after the first filgbt ls actually what I'm looking forward lo.'' <Axult 'Nazi' Sues INS in Deporting Try Sunday's Daily Pilot will pre- sent Lopia p trMal u awtule 1Ucka and u a rtoua u child mol..un,. Alto f taturfd will be these atorlot: (suNDAY SPECIAL) JuriH while betp1n1 otb re; veal• their feelln11 abbut what bappcmed. 'lbe ~ated PrW 1tory atives bope tbat more pie will answer c~ for .btJp. • TmdeHopes Go t,o Senate WASHINGTON (AP> -~i· dent Carter and Democratic leaden in the Howle of Repreeen- tatives are looking to the Senate to overturn Houae·paased bans aeatmt U.S. aid or trade with Cuba and against indirect ald to six other nations. The leglalallve defeat• for Carter came Thursday as the House passed a $e.7·blllion forei1n aid appropriations meuure, trimmed before final approval by $373 mlllJon. Coast Man Critical After Plane Cra.sh A Newport Beach ruer whose tiny, expert mental plywood plane cruhed at Corona Airport Wednelday remained ln critical condition today with multiple ln· Jurtea. Anthony Dor1ett, 36, Of 318 Anade Ave., on the Balboa Petiln1ula, 11 under care at Corona Communit7 Bo1pltal with m\lldple ln;Jurt• 1uffared tn tbecrub. UFO 'Pioneer' · He Saw the Fint 'Saucer' TAOOllA. W81h. CAP> -Tbere were nine of tbem,. shiny, pulaatlni objects flylDI over the Cascade Mountains as fut as 1. 700 mllea per hour. KenDflth Arnold wu the first person to report aeelna "flytna saucers .. -30 years ago to- day. TOE PUBLICITY ·8BY Arnold, now ea. matea a rare public appearance toot1bt to ove the keynote address to a three-day international coaterence on unldeatifled O)"tne object.a, UFOs, in Chlcaco. Amold. a Boile, ldabo, buatneumm. WU fiyinl bis two.seater plane from Cbehalla to Yakima on June 24, 19'7, wben be saw tbe object.a over Mt. Ralnier, movi.Qa in a 1tranae wuvtna motloa. "They seemed to be alive in the cmter, to bave the abUi. ty to chanaetbetrdemtty. I knowthatlOUDd.sat.ranae," said Arnold. "No. l have never claimed to have seen any little men ill them. Others have, not me. I didn't want to exploit anyone, and I didn't want to be uplolted." SOON APl'EB ABNOWS report, UFOs became a craze. Tbe flylng saucer term was coined. Evol'J1)od.y seemed to be aeeinl them. Arnold aaya be bu seen uroa six Umes since the ftrat atpt.tna. Recent Gallup polls show &l l*'CeDt of Americans belleJle in UFOI. A 1913. Gallup l\ln'ey Cou.nd 15 million Amerlcans who claimed to have Men tbem. "I DV& T.u&.ID wttb commercial pilot.a wt.o bave seen them,'' Arnold aaya. "I have talked with hundred.a of plain, ordioary citizens. "It.~tbal~ of cUI~ ~Mllll.._.· ... dtc::lllld IT'S TIME FOR 1 ~ {' BEGONIAS dd dellahtrut color to &111 thed1 arden patch or container. Cbooee Crom over 12 varieties of theae lush, rally bloasomed plants. "size rea. 7fl' Selel~iee 390~ NORFOLK ISLAND PINE A great "akyllne tree" for the coastal area. Lendt a dramaUc, tropical accent and raat rrowtb th~ landscape. 1 1aUon alu ..... 14.• $199 Sale Price SHADE GARDEN SPECIALS SAGOPALM • This hsdieat ol I.he prtm1Uve CJIC8da brings an airY, lacy appearance to any auony or 1hady location. i 1aJJoaaU:erea. sue SalePrice $299 IMPATIENS • daultnt. fully blot planu feature b:rtlUant ton .. of and orange. 1111100 sli.e rea. su• .. lUl"el. tJsem 911. Tbe caU It tM Ir tlnl. Tbe aeeond •how la tbe Sa•dmt Fetttval, wblcb w11 OD~ ~poeed ol artbta who rou.ldn't cct Into the bi• ahow. Now the Sawduat ta wtll eatabli.ahed OD Jt.a OWD u • free- •winctnl exblbit with 1trollina mus1cJam aDd WlJque dlaplaya of arta and er~. A Tlll&D SHOW dtveloped as an oUaboot of the Sawduet. Festival. Th.11 one 11 called Art· A· Pair. Art-A-Fair 11 compoaed of artists and craft.a people wbo are. perbape a bit more conaervaUve than the lree-awinaera who kick up Sawdust. Anyway, Art-A-Fair has been located for aome seuona Just off Coast Hlabway Jn Laauna's downtown sector. Thia year the show ii to move to a location near the Bia Festival and Sawdust ex- hlb}ts out ln Laauna Canyon. But while the Festival of Arts and the Sawdu.t are now In a poa,ltion t.o gear up, the Art·A· Fair people are simply waitine nervously. THIS IS HAPPENING because Art-A-Fair moved to a proposed location at the corner of Canyon Acres Drive and Arroyo Road, a spot Just inland of the other two shows. Now through the machinations of government, It develops that the Art·A·Fair people require a permit from the new Coastal Commission. It seems incredible that the re- aional coastal commission bu any Jurisdiction over a local art show, but that's the way it aoes when reJrfonal aovernment aet.s tta hooka lnto you. This Ls the kind of a temporary permit that should be decided by the local people affected, not some bureaucrat who couldn't. even find Arroyo Road or Canyon Acres Drive. Residents of the two street.a have protested the Art-A-Fair sate. tu a former resident or Ar· royo Road. I have considerable sympathy with their position. They may be rlaht. But Just look look at the bureaucratic tangle that has snarled up the Art·A· Fair people. FIRST THE PERMIT was granted by the regional Coastal Commission. And now the resl- detita have appealed to the state commission. And the hearina on thit appeal has been aet for July 6, •just nine days before Art-A· Fiir and the other two art shows are scheduled to open. Art-A·Fair exhibitors estimate 1f )bey do win flnal permit •P· pr6oval, they have three week.a w rtlS ol work ahead of them to eei the •bow ready to open. U lt OPOns on Ume, they'll need to do that three weeb of work in nlne d•Y•· And where, you might aak. will this state appeal hearln& be held' Wby, 10 Burllnaame, tn northern Calllomla. Bia eovernment aure ta won-dert\al. 1 West Bank Returns to <A>ntention TEL AVIV, Israel CAP> Prime Miniater Menabem Begin Hyt h1a new ItraeU 1overnment will not &ive up all .of the West Bank or alJow a Palestinian state there. But Syrian President Rafei A.uad saya the Arabs will not give up an inch of Arab land now occupied by Jsrael. Assad's statement was made recently to EgyptJan reporters and carried by the MtddJe East News Agency today in the wake of Begin's apeech Thursday. Begin, the 63-year-old leader of the rtchtist Likud party. told the World Zionist Conereaa In Tel Aviv that returning all war-won lands would put "every city and home ln larael '' ln Arab artillery •i1ht1. Aasad said time and world oP1nlon was on the Arabs' aide and they would wage 100 w ara a,ainst Israel it necesury. Pretat c ...... ue. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa CAP> -Police fired tear gas at stone-throwing students ouuide a Soweto high school to· day and scattered other bands of [_~_N_SH_O_R_r_J youths as protests continued against the white government·~ detention oI student leaders. By noon, riot-equipped officers restored calm inside the aearecated township of a million bla~u but schools were almost empty for the second day Tris Ba11 Baited COLUMBIA, S.C. <AP) A federal Judie has blocked the na- tionwide ban on Tris. the fiame- retardant and possible cancer- cau1lng chemical uaed primarily 1n children's ~leepwear. U.S. District Court Judge Robert F. Chapman hullHied the Federal Consumer Products Safety Commission's ban Thurs· day, s•ylng the com mission act- ed illegally in implementing the ban because it failed to follow procedur-1 safeguards enacted by Congress. He also aald the aaency's data on Tris was "un-verifl~ uninterpreted and un· certain.• RedBt19BloeUcl WASHINGTON CAP> -The Soviet Union says lt wanted only to forecast the weather with a SU mUllon computer system it wu buyin1 from an American com- pany. But the Carter admlnittra- Uon says the Cyber 78 computer is ao elaborate the Sovteta coUtd have used lt for warfare. After a two-year study, the Commerce Department rejected the propoted a ale Thursday, say- ing the chance or its UH In military actlvity •'Is or serious concern." .. oUu rim w not fled ol IRS cue an Aprll lS, the 417 the three-,.., 1tatut.alUmt Uonaranout. A1new'1 lawyer. M1ron J . Mintz. ftled a pttit.IOG Tb~ in \1.S. Tax Court dl1putln1 tbo lRScontenUons. Th• IRS U)'I Apew sbOal~ have rtPorted u Income su.m for home lmprovementl by the Gentral Servtcea AdiniDJ1t.ra· lion: tt,388 for personal me ot 1overnment alrcratt: 55,564 in personal and family expenses and '824 in food delivered by a irocery chain executive. IN ADDmON, THE IRS dlJ.. allowed an nemptlon Apew claimed for 1upportin1 an aunt aa well u $3.800 in home olflce expenses and business entertain- ment deductlona. SINCE AGNE"' recor<b dld not 1upport thot• ••averate" niure.. tho ms appa.renlly con- cluded be did Dot NPOrt t.be SS,5'4 in lnc:orn•. Mint.a •aid aacb a pro- ced u.re wu "u.nuaual and lr-re~er.'' 'Why can't they uae a rapier inateed of a bludgeon," the Ja•Yer aaid of the IRS method of comput.lnc the household ex- penses. Aenew was flned $10.000 and sentenced to three years• proba- tion after pleadin1 no contest to thetaxevuloncbarse. CARTER G!TS HUO FROM 818T!R ftunt ITAPLITON Prffldent Joked 8t Dinner About IR8 Check of H .. TH .. The IRS ts seeking a 5 percent "neaUience" penalty plus beck taxes on the aileeed unreported income. The cue does not ln- vol ve new criminal cbaraes. In the petition filed for A.pew, Mintz said the improvements were made on Agnew's Kenwood, Md., home for aecw1ty reasons and ''for the convenience of the U.S. aovernment." Tbey included a brick wall, a re· modeled atalrcue and plumbtnc. Jokes Raise $1 Million Taxes, Teeth Draw Democrats' Chuckles TUE PETITION contended A1new used the iovernment aircraft to carry out his olficial duties u vice president and ac- cepted the food delivered by Joseph Rash, a vice preatdent of I NEW YORK (AP) -What well-known poliUclan clalma be t9ok a MOO income tax ex· emptinoo for toothpaste? None other than President Carter. who made bi.a tuea and famoua toothy lriD the buttofhla Love Buys A.ds And Phil FimU 42 EdithJJ own Jokes Thursday night at a l'iiew York tundralslna dinner for Democrats. THE QUESTION OF taxes takes on a more serious tone t.o- day, when the White House te- l eases the President's twice- delayed 1978 income tax returns. The black·Ue dinner. held at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City, railed approximately Sl million in ticket saJea for the Democratic party. ta a 9llOt> bill ror tootb,pute. But lt paid off. I'm President." He told tbe Democratl, 1,000 of whom paid $1,000 each to take a bia chunk out of tbet.r party'• su mitUon debt. that they ahould help keep Vlce Pretldent Mon- dale from becominl lonesome. Carter IUHHted the)' call Mondale whenever tbey bave a question about the supersonic Concorde alrliner, Northern Ireland, abortions, gay riiht.a or downtown parklng, a con- troveraial ialue lD New York. Carter, mak.lne a rare fund· raising appearance. poked fun NEW YORK (A P >-Phll ll a lovesick man, and be baa it bad. at himself and his vice president. II E SAID MONDALE. who was For two consecutive days, a man named Phil bu placed expensive But he had kind words for in the audience, bad been elven a advertisements in New York City papers begaing a woman named Congress. praising "government taak aureto make him popular lo Edith to foratve him and resume the relationship they once shared. by partnership," which be said New York: t.rytne to secure the A full page appeared Thursday in the 609,000·circulatlon New York has replaced "government by return of popular baseball Poat and cost $3,600. Another full-partisanship.·· pi to her Tom Seaver to the New pace ad appeared today in the id Phil lied "I h York Meta from the CinclnnaU 212,000.circulatlon Jewish Press 58 rep : .~ ought It HE JOKED ABOUT the In· Reds, to whom be baa been and there wu a quarter-page ad wouldbelJ?oreprtvate. t l Re Se in the New York Times with it.a ~Uman aaid Phil, who Is tn his erna venue rvice audit of traded. daJly circulation or 803 000 mtd-308, indicated he and FAlth his 1975 income tax return and Mondale new to New York for .. • · had fallen ln love and then about hl• grin, a campalan the dinner, taktnc several A SPOKESWOMAN AT the broken up. Now Phil wants the trademark, Jok.tne: "My tax Cablntt membera and senior coupletoaet back together. audit is coming out okay. The on-Carter aideaoo a twin-en1iDeAir Press said a full-paae ad in the ly thing they've questioned so far Force jet. Brooklyn-based paper costs ;::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=::=:=:=:=:=:=::::::================::; Sl,8SO and at the Ttmes the open rate for a Phil-sized ad as $3,408. Thus Phil'• two-day advertis- ing bill wu more than $8,600. The Times ad added initials: It was attentioned to Edith G. and saaned Phil K. Both ads are written in verse and ahare idenllcal final pleas: ''Pleue foraive me, reconsider, Help make a new us, better now than before." IN ADDmON, TRE Post ad aald: "I was tom two ways. Too full of the child to rtllnquisb the le11er. Older now, a b-1ance ls struck, tbat child forever behind• me." The Times version read: "I had no self or which to share. I bad no self capable of input. capable of commitment. That self bas been arduously, con· aclously nurtured. It la atronc enouah now to live Of Un• selfishly. Healthy eooup now, f earlesa in not holdinc back ... " Richard Milman, who handles local adverU1ement1 for the Poat, aaid the ad 1Urred up a lot of interest. "WE'VE HAD 4.2 Editbs look· Ins for Phil that refused to leave their name," he 1aJd Milman told Phil of the response his ad generated and When we want to find out if our .School Program is effective in getting young people involved in their world, • we ask the experts. Teachers. Tornadoes· Hit Trees Thei .... .,. our Vl!C Schoof Program, In ~"n.ttton with today'• newepapet, II 1M mcHJt effecttye ••t th•Y'•• found to l>ulld atlldent awanlft .. end to dt¥9k>p atudente' cr1ttc11 thinking, '9edlnQ, and dlacu•- •lon lktn1. Our pt09ntm I• de1lgned to dt.w atudtnta tnto dlwcuMlona of tod1Y'• iMJot latutt. •••t or all, the Protram ehellengH kid• ta UM tMfr mind• end l""'CllMUODI and IC> MOome lnwotwM In t"ttr oornmunlty and"' the WOfld around them. At partMrt with lhe school• In tM •ducat.Ion of our young ~opre, we feel thlt la one of our mott Important projecta. W• could tell you more about OUI achoot pr09ram, l>ut tht aduc:atpn at the•• echoolt HY It t0 much llettW: 'lJruml,entomu Bring FWod W~• l'e•JN••C11r•e,. "'"' ...... "''· AllMUotfllW .. 60 •t1e111t " •• ., l lrll'll"tlleM " .. ,IA ..... ., " ...... 10 .. •llff• .. ., H (lleflMMllSC ... 14 .. ClllUOll • n Cl"Cll!Ntl 7' ., ,. Ci.twt ..... . " ,,. oan.'"'-'" ., n 0.1 ... 1 II •• ...... •• ,. .......... ., ,, ":f.°" ,, ,. ., J -·iv .. n . IC-tCtty H 10 ,11 ltt'\I .... "' •• lllMlttcli. .. ,. •• 11 •• ,IJ "W• u• the newspaper •• • text for p•rt of our 80Cl•I aolence ••••ntl•I• courae. What better w•r to teech verloU• 11tllf• In ltie context of today'• world?" ........ SACRAMENTO CAP) -Al· sembly Soeaker Leo McCarthy waota an fuvestleauon of what be says were improper contacts with JeeiaJaton by apeclal in· teresll prior to a vote on a mobllebome bill. . Ive ucbforl ro rte wbo tha11cna tornln and aeanna ja Callfornla and le»L Tb• bodia al Frank Cla , JO. a Loi An1elea police oftlfer; and Steven Moma, his 14'year· old companh)n, were round Tburtday and taken to MHJcali, BaJa '1 capttal, for a coroner's tn· queat "It looJu like they walked at least partly In c1rdes toward the last," said San Diego Sheriff's Lt William Bradley, a coordinator of the search OFFICIALS OF the volunt~r De Anza Search and Rescue Urut said the two died or dehydration after six days in shimmering temperatures an excess of 110 deerees. The boy's father, Robert Morris, 41. also was in dehydrat- ed and sunburned cond1llon when found by a bush pilot Monday. but since has been released from a San Diego hospital • I 11·12 c.o ..,,..,,1'1l IJ:>l'Tll t7blllbyS...O cb. That Id t.be stap ror a 'f'Ota hi the Al· aembb' when lawmaken reture tram their 1"ee The l01Jer houie la re1•rded.• Wna men Ubenl than tb.e ate, but Deukm«jiaa tald be wu "op- timiatic'' that the AJ.Mmbly would complete the overrtde ~n John Bri111, R· Fullerton, a cudldate for the RepubUean pbernatorial nomination, wbo vot· ed for the bill wben it wu orlCbWJY approved by the Sen.ate, failed to vote for it tbiJ time. Paul Carpenter, D-Gardeo Grove, voted for Lb measure as did Dennis Carpenter, R-Ne.rport Beach. Edison Seeks Bate Increase ' ROSEMEAD (AP> Southern Cailfomla Edison Co. wants a $34.9 million rate hike that would boost the average residential customer's bills by 88 cent.I -over three months, a spokesman said Thursday. 16600ow St ~rl Buch 752·2538 (Near ~ Orang1C~1y ~ Airport Take • MacAr1hur 10 111.~\_rr.1 Bu"Ch to Dow. Next 10 ) d\I Marie Callende\''1 ) Bob Hull said the increase wu aought from the Public Utilities Com----------r------------~------4 mission to offset hither fuel costa. Now Open -Newport Beach • ,, ... But a mobile.home official aays he thoqght the ~ote had already been taken -which it bad, ex· cept that parliamentary maneuverint by opponents had broueht it back for another time around. "It was about the last weekend of the year that we felt safe going down because later it gets too hot," the elder Morris said when contacted at his Granada Hills home. A key villain, he said, is the drought, which forced Edison to tum to fuel 011 for energy. The lifeline rate applies to families using 240 kilowatt hours a month'.:::==================-.; or less. Brote• lleetlperata LOS ANGELES CAP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. plam to vhit his father In a Los Aneeles hospital today, where the former governor t. recuperaUng from a prost.aU operation, aid ea said. Former Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown Sr. underwent 1ur- eery at Gedars-Sinoi Medical Center Sunday. CculaJ StlfJJHlrCed SACRAMENTO (AP) Construction or the Peripheral Canal -focus of a l.S·year bitter fleht between Delta and San Joa- quin Valley water users -has won 1tate Senate approval. Thursday's 28-7 vote was the first step toward construction or the controversial 43-mlle, $605-mlllion project to move water to the south around the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Pagea•t Opens SANTA CRUZ (AP) Southern and Northern California shared prellmln.ary honors at the 1977 Miss California Pageant. Deanne Rae Fogarty, 20, Miss Los Angeles County, won the first roun<h of the swim suit and even- ing eown competition while Cathleen Joyce Esteves, Miss Santa Clara County, captured top honors ln the talent competlllon. SON DIED Robert Morrla Money Request "BECAVSE WE are required to bum lower- suUur fuel oil, it's more expensive," be said, ad- d mg pnce hikes by Arab nations aiso contributed to higher costs He said under the rate L~SANOELES (AP>-Erin Fleming, Groucho Marx's CemaJe com-~nkeave~~g1~e:i~~~~aal P.anion, ~Id the 86-year~l?, comedian to leave her his millions because user's btll would rise 4.1 I Ceel hke I deserve it, according to a deposition to be used as percent or 88 cents over evidence in Marx's conaervatorship trial the period Commercial Milliom A.ked of Grouclw? The testimony o( John E . Ballow. Marx' former cook azid manser bills would go up 8.3 per· vant, will be submitted by at· cent and industrial bllls torneys for Arthur Marx, case and Marx's doctors are ask-10 6 percent Groucho's son, in a battle to pre· ing for more thal"I SS0.000 for vent Miss Fleming from becom-services rendered Ing the ailing comedian's perma- nent conservator. BAU.OW, 27, QVOTED Miss Flemlne as saying to Marx about his money, ''I feel like I deserve It. I've been with you, I cared for you, I have spoon-fed you, I stayed up nights with you . . I deserve It all." Mias Fleming was unavailable for comment on Ballow's state- ment. A lonelime Marx brothers friend, Nat Perrin, is acting a.s Marx's temporar)I. ...conservator until completion of the tr1al. which begins July 18. Meanwhile, a bearing was set to begin today in Santa Monica Superior Court in which at- torneys in the cons1!rvatorahip No,,,.smoking Bill Approved SACRAMENTO <AP I "Don'tsmoke " That would be the message of a state·funded. S2 l -m11lion ad- vertising campwgn to be tested m one medium-sized Califorma city under a ball approved by the state Senate The bill. SB 189 by Sen Arlen Gregono. CD-San Mateo>. squeaked through on a 27 11 vote Thursday, exactly the reqwred two-thirds of the 40·member Senate. It goes to the Assembly. However, sl oc e "lifeline" rates for low electncity users would not go up under the pro- posal. residential · customers who used 2'0 kilowatts or less would find no increase in their electricity bills. LIFEUNE rates were s et up by the PUC last July to give financial re- he( to senior c1Llzens and low-income persons who personally are low users of electncity. Under the rate structure. users of small amounts of elec- tricity -Just enough to mamtam a family of rour m a five-room home would pay ralet'l frozen at the Jan l, 1976, level. (OUTDOORS) In the DAILY PILOT DINNERS AT . JCPenney NEWPORT 0 CENTER FASHION ISLAND STORE OML Y SPECIAL PRICES. Spirea ts doing It again! Dinners at apeclal low prices. Tall• advantage of these special Spires Dinner prices today. Spires Is MEW GARDEN SHOP HOURS! Sat. 8:30 to 6 p.m. -· Sun. I 0 to 5 p.m. FICUS BENJAMINA COLEUS B~SKETS NOW 599 Coforfut, easy to care for plants in 8" hanging baskets. lowering the cost of dinner! •••••••••••• .. 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President Carter sought to block-has sur· ived two tests in Congress. In a vote of 218 to 194, the House of Represen- . Lt vcs rejected an amendment that would have delet- d funds for all the 17 projects from a $10 billion pubhc orks bill Next da~ the master ball, still' currying funding lhe des11 ~~., .... ; ua e· i1t n Tbere'1 httJ doubt news of Cahforma 's seno~ 1ter problem~. alon1 wtth pressure from the state's conaressaonul delegation. huve helped keep the Au bum ppropriation ahve Whut rttmaina to be seen as whet.her the President wall veto the entire public workis measure because at it Wt contains part of has "hit list." Guessing Game ln another gesture of obtuse leadership Gov. Brown has announced he will veto a bill to raase the salaries of state constitutional officers b) $15,000 to $20,000 a year if it reaches his desk The raises would include mcreasmg the gov· ernor's salary from ~.100 to $65,000, but Brown says that's not the issue. !l's a maUerot principle He says he thinks the state officers. who haven't had a raise in eight years, s hould be getting "a little more than they have now," but not as mucn as the pay.raise bill proposes That's reasonable So ho\\< much of a raise would he fmd acceptable" The governor would not commit himself So the guess mg game goes on. ! Y o.u can't be serious!' Glut · Qf Lawyers Tim aten!ng ~U r Socjety ~ ' WASHING TON Not long go, the Shah of Iran spoke to hief Justice Warren Burger bout modernizing the judicial t'roccsses tn h1~ countfy poloj?etacally tht• Shah t.'~ lained that Iran s system of slice was µr1m1t1vc . In the them Into court and drain them of their assets. Most lawsuits benefit only the lawyers, who col· Ject rat fees and leave both partic!I worse orr (JACK ANDERSON ) needs an attorney to make out a tax return, sell u home. settle an estate and protect him from tho proliferating pllfalb that the government lawyers produc1· Herc are our observ ataons illages, he said, disputes were solved b} councils of elder~ here were no t•ourls no bwyers, no Jud1e1al review The Clue( Justice confide<.! af rward that he would H~· lo ATTO~NEYS also dominate the IO\lernmenl. The rounding fathers intended ~hat Congress. for example , should be respresentative or the people But the lawyers have taken 1t over, they hold more than JOO of the ~seats. The nation 1s overrun with lawyers who. lured by the· scent of the green, con~regalc whert' the big money ts They thrive, for example. on corporate lav. In deed, maJ'l)' a corpor;stc -pres1 dent began a ~ the Jo:l'nt.•ral counsel. Yet the nation's 29 mlllion poor an• suffering from a lawyer shortage An estimated percent of their legal need!! are nd a legal am to Iran i nvesugai,e 1 I I a ( e ~ust1ce. The mertclan ex- rts. h •ut· sted, might arn some· in~ Attorneys also populale the various federal aeencies. bourds. commiu1ons. comrTHUeei; and councils. Both in and out of gov ernment, Washington has more lawyers per capita than any city , Burger has • world. The lawyer• an aov ernment prqduce complex legislation ahd1 reguJallOI\~. which create p"$1~SI • for &l)e lawyers out of government. · sttll~met. All too often, the tcgal de cision goes to th<' client with the most money li e c·an ou'l-ecome an Today. the confused citizen q easingly dismayed walh I.ht' m plex legal sys tern m the lJnat Stales. The lawyers are Cf\ 11nghng the populac~ m ht1ga· ~n. bogging dow11 the courls lJld subst1tuun~ l<>ual man1pula ttt>n for JUStlce I "The harsh truth," he wanied tte American Bar Ai..socialion S.sl month, "1s that we l"l}UY tllell be on our woy to a socl~y errun by hordes or lawyers. ngry as locu6ta, and bl'iaades judges in numbers never fore contemplated." Across t.he land, lawyen l11rk l\and the bu1hea :!!!jlitlflJ to nee upon the paasets·by, dra( .. P.uneh A bill mandatini:: compu•sory and binding 1tration for police and tire employes <SB 164) iii 9vmg through t.he stale Leguslature It is opposed city officials, supported by pohce and ~re un· s. Two views on SB lfi4 appear below. -Editor •••• StalerM11t by DM a m~Um..' Eiecutn1C! tJirec- . L•ogw of Cal1f"'J'!o! , '"' , Aflt'r 15 years at now oppor;; as lf com~ ory banding arbitration foe police and fire tfl be rovt'd by the Leal11atui"&9rtd 111ned by the gov· or H • lt 11 not overstoUng tbe 1rapa to say that with s1gnlnJt a new form ot lclcltN1overnment will v~ been created In Cahfornf1&; ' NO LONGER will the elected mayors, cquncil mbera and supervt or.a •tJe . bUI to the ctorate for a mojority of the public bud1et No ger will key public Hfety managem•nt d~slons h a11 monnlnJ( t>f Circ trucks, rule. tor handUn1t apons and sufelt ataddatd5 bt a dee11I n or the fHsionol potlct> t'h1cf .111cf nre chief. No lonaer I the city be obll' to balanct the levtl of 10( ces eel the <'Ommunlty ncecli. An arbitrator by delinlUon 1s simply JooklnJ at ara~ .ind working condlUotis of one ll!'iiC> of ploy('ll The proponenta use-only one atfument. h a drastic change-In 1ovcirnmtnt 11 " e ary rderlo.top tnke1. • .. Senate Bill JM will mab alrlkea llleJa1, bul Y 81'9 already lUI SCl({;:!~~l1'1(~1Ut,l'jltft'OITI Uftl that a ntw l'N PUied to m h car ta ille1al. ' StotemfTll ~ Sfew11 Van Horn, Premmt, N~t B ach PoUce Emplof/H A,.ociction. I would lijte lo bn n1 to the attentSon ot 1he re· aden a piece of leajslation pendJng 111 Sacrarnen\o o( vital Importance to the citizens of California. It is practically Impossible to keep up with every pend· in bill. but this bill deserves the atU!nt1on and up· pbJ't of every citizen . SENATE. BILL 164. introduced by Senator Davkl ltobertl or Los Angeles. would make strikes by firemen llnd pol,cemen -----------unlawful This law 111 pat· C'(i ~ST ('ORNFR terened 41fler a Mlchlian ' · · ' I aw piused ha 1089. Michigan has ex·· perienced no strike•, no b ae nu. or ancldenli. or thol ktnd during lhe seven ve. rstb lawhas~eninercecL Sin~ 1970 there have been work stQppa1e11 by either pol\co or fire In San Diego. Sah Francisco. Sacramento. Sanla Borbarn, and several other tm•ller Cnliforniu cities. SB 164 would prohibit lhi1 action. A'llY pollce officer or firer1ahtert(h0 w1.mi Ofl Jtrlke could be immedlatoly dlamissOd or be charged a ~ fine for each day he remained on strike. But he'• st.all nol denied his rtgMs aa 11 )luman bfoin1 Hla bar(alning ri&hts would bf~rO· teicted W'lt.b a procedure called Final Orter Arbltra· uon. inaneuyerandoullastrua~rJr processes have become so en -Some 28,000 youne opponent in the courts. 1 ' crusted that the attorneys often eraduatd wall pour out or the na Most 1 aw ye u pr 1 c.e wind up with a greater share of tion's law schools this year. This themselves out or the. average an mheratance than the hears. 11 nearly eouble the nuruber who American's range Th•1r hourly graduated 10 years aeo. With rev. retes start around ~' qll1ckly -ATl'OBNEYS an· supposed exteptiOJlll, they arc ltcen.sed, ac reac h SlOO and contu'lu« qn up tn · to be society's pea~rnnkers and cording to Burier, "without the to the stratosphert"t O,nce th'.c problem •olvers TOO many de s hchtesl inquiry into their em 1ncnt Washineton attorney, vole themselves lo lhe opposttl'. capacity to perform lhe practical Clark ChfCord. made a rare ap they are troublemakers who functions of a counselor or an ad pearance on Capitol 11111 for c reate problems They oper:itc vocate." They seek expersencc Charles Rc·v-.on. th(' head of un Ule theory, appurently. that on the staffs of public defenderi. Revlon cosmc·t1t'~ Clifford themoretroublctheycunstirup. au prosecutors. The lawyers l'Oached h1s client t'arcfully, then (he morl' law business there will who represent the poor and tbe sat silently at his side while be. The wise Judge Learned Hand publto, therefore, are often stlll Rcvson answered C_fillgre1sm~n ·:. once remacked "1 must.say thoit in the process of leornmg how lo quesllon1; For -t a arance, •a 4 ljUJ1u1 J "'bo!Jld ('fr a a tc1 c• . Clifford i;ent 'Revson o btll for lawsuit beyon l\lmosl unythihg ~ 'Lawyers profess that they $25,000 else short ohlcknesf and death.' r •au I ale and d 1 sci p II n c THE Lt;CAI. processes have berome encumbered with l)ro c&d u rat r 1 g,ma rqLo .. 'l 4U\_• rtecessar)t t<ll.ltll'l~s \ttat~•r:it•lf'' • signed mor<' to c•nrach The lawyers than Lo serve the public It costs a small fortune. ror ex am pie. to clear the lltle for a home purc·hase. And the probate Moatawyers, in the op th~sn tlves. The truth ls of the judges who watch lhem in however, that lhe d1scipllnar.\ action, are 1 incompetent Ch1pf "'•!Jtritlet"Y" r., JllOrc often used to JusU<;r Ol)rger has note<f ; pr~sJ. tbefn front public embar ''Mhny juldges 1n gen~r;iJ ras,smenl. The l11tc Suprem<• 1urssdicl1on1 trial t·ourts !)ave Cou(t Jtmtice Tom Clark report staled to me that fewer than Z!I ed after an mvesligation in 1970 percent or the lawyers appeannit th at professional m111conduct befort> thNPt are genuinely went virtually unregulated in quahfied." most of lh<' SO states. A Prostitution Answer Legalized 'HoW1e1 ~ ~ight Still ComplainlJI I EARU WATERS uaJ an~rcoursc as no crime m th1s st:ite excepting when there is an instant J>OYJTH:nt of l'ash Ir it ,.., perror.med. rer other favors such as minl 043lJI,' Jowels, furnished apartplcny, tr1!1f tu Acap~co. or solelyH~ plepJiu}'l>, no crime has been co111mittcd 'tr 1urvt)•s takcn by A., !lemblyman Leroy Greene. who authored legislation u couple or years ago to carry out hts find lngs, are accurate. the majority of .th public fevori. decruwunah7.8lion or pr06tilution. Certa\flly, with the t.tfh rate of vlolbnt t'rlme, including murder. rtbbery and rape, th<' lime of the p¢tce and the court! can be far better occupied provldinf protec· lion for the pUbllc than in wa&inJC :ti' '-'tiendln" b.t\Uc with the natural Instinct. or men arid WUD1en wlit<!h wt dened •uhdu· trf& d<)wn lhr(l.UJ!h the a11es. pubpc ~ • dto1c of o trrlrt& the Jaws to pin t0mc n')eB$Ufe of control over tbeprac· lice or eonUnwna to be pJa1um openl)' A>Y e . pr:actl ~B while the police and t.h.9 couru ~vert. their erlerfie from mort tmpor- lant dutl~. • • JASf UHYINt. • $ATIN lU$HR f '"'SH • T0'0UALITY •USE ON FENCES SIDtNG, GRAPE STAI(£. ETC •MAKE YOUR fAO£D ~E~THEAED Rf.OWOOO LOOI( NEW AGAIN' •FOR STUCCO MASONRY. &WOOD •EASY TO USE • JUST CLEAN UP WITH WATER •BRUSH OR ROLL • TOP QUA LI TY C019'AJIAILf :::ses OUR PRICE GAL. • • TREMENDOUS VALUE I •GOOD OUAUTY • 1 HOUR DRYING •WASHABLE •BRUSH OR ROLL •EASY TO CLEAN.UP WITH SOAP & WATER COMPARABLE RETAll399 PRICE OUR PRICE BRIGHT WHITE & COLORS EXTERIOR-INTERIOR LATEX ~ACRYLIC FLAT • fASIL V CLEANED WALL PAINT •USE ON INSIDE WAll.S OR ~XTERIOR STUCCO MASONRY Iii WOOD •CLEAN·UPWITH SOAP Iii WATER • l·HOUR DRYING •SCRUBBABLE •BRUSH OR ROLL OUR PRICE 98 GAL. PURE WfoflTE & COLORS •EXTREMELY DURABL( •USE FOR WALLS ANO WOODWORK •AN EXCELLENT PAINT AT A LOW PRI Cf •DURABLE •SCRUBBABU •SOFT GLOW FINISH COllrAllUlf :::sss OUR PRICE GAL. WHITE OFF WHITE & COLORS LASTS AT LEAST1 2 YEARS' lliAIANTEEDONEi*1 ACRYCITE , lATEX HOUSE PAINT fXTUIOR•lllfT~i ., llfrco"""''' Offl ~ -------- •FOR STUCCO, MASONRY, & WOOD ' •DURABLE l'LAT FINISH •WEATHER RUISTANTeSCRU81AeLE1 •SELF PRIMINO •BRUSH OA ROLL •CLEANUP WITH SOAP & WATER ~ =-1195 OUR • 'RICE •STAIN RESISTANT 3ee • RECOMMENOEO FOR INTERIOR use • b fOOT WIDTHS •FOR PATIOS, OECKS, BOATS. CAMPERS, ETC •CUT Wll H SCISSORS •6 FT WIDTHS BIRGE®CANVAS BACKED VINYL WALLCOVERING OUR LOW PRICE MADE OF so I POL VLOOM I VD OZITE EXTERIOR ARTIFICIAL GRASS •STAIN RESIST.UH ftlB.,R 499 •EASllVClEANCO u •6 FT WIDTHS •12 FT SPECIAL PRICE ORDER SO ~-MADE OF POL VLOOM II YO "CAPISTRANO~ ~ PRINTED PA~TERN FOAM BACKED CARPETING 100" CONTINUOUS FILAMliNT NYLON PILE •FOUR ATTRACTIVE COLORS ,.....-PW ___ ,_..-::nr:"""I • LEVEL LOOP Pl LE ~(jlllilllW •FOAM BACKED •12 FOOT WIDTHS OUR LOW PRICE ILLUSTRATION FOR STYLE ONLY OACOVERING 12 X 12 IN. . VINYL ASBESTOS FLOOR TILE SPECIAi,. PURCHASE ARMSTRONG® ROYELLE ® VINYL FLOORCOVERING SOLD l:LSl:WHERE FO~ 795 TO 1195 •ELEGANT PRINTS •STAIN RESIST ANT •SCRUBBABLE •PRE·TAIMMED •STRIPPABLE •27 INAVIDE OUR LOW PRICE . DECOUPAGE PRINTS :4t.lL COMf'. I c AfTAIL !50c • ASSORTrb SIZES &'ITVLES LARGER THAN 7 11 9 IN.19C EA OUR PRICE IA. WE CARRY FAMOUS 8RANOS SUCH AS SHIVA, GRUM· BACHER, LIOUIT!X lo ROBERT SIMMONS FOR EXAMPLE· •••••• Q...., • ord l'v ju ~ti d 11\Y nm . . I are I.tow to u rl e. bra they ntuallJ .,. deUv ~. Oo J\lne t , I, I orctenid lbe Kl.ri dom ol Too1a•1 20 pa'anta <l r1• aUver coin lfl world> from HudJnvnt & tnat Ud of New York, from an advert.lHment World Coin News. My •.zs cbeell wu cubed y 19, but no coan bu m"dYed. Hudlnvest doetn't wtr ~ Idlers, and World Coln New1 aays they nfentD1 my eomplalrrt tot.M New York Postal I pector. Two more moutba have pused. What tll>Wd I do nut. i D. W .• Dana Point 1 Coa&ad UN C... er Adv~ate. tJ.S. P09tal 8-"Ylce. wu111a.-. DC 212.M, eacloalng related c4Jnie'I! c.deuo ud "°"' of paYQltot. A.Hbough ltraue hbllcaU...' 1poketmu t.Old A YS tba& a i•mber of com~':" refa.rcl1DI DOG·dellvery by •adlnvet& laave tuned over &o New York City fostal lupee&ort, ao deflnJUve aetloa bu yet Mn ~Ilea. 1'be fl.rm reportedly ltu relocated ta London. .._d loaorea all correspoadeate. Kraute wW contact Jou when and ii dell very problem; caa be 10lved. h,,.t Eater Sp•red Npresd Preu Club . ~ Bowar Set Would you like to learn lht value or a lreaauted antique but are you worried about the co.t ol a prcfesalonal appraiser? If 110, the Orange County Press Club hu a solution. During the club's an- tique bazaar at Santa Ana College Sunday a group of five pro- fessional appraisers wlll be on hand to answer your value questions for a 50·cent charge. • pl •'Revised e1Umai. by tbe State Department of Finance project an unprecedeated surplus of #.5 billion. The Leplature can euUy afford to provfde meanlaaful tu relief' ttd1 year," declared the Oranp Count,y lawmaktr. "I( tbe surplus ta not returned to the taxpayers there la a aubetantiaJ risk that the rrowth of state bureaucracy will continue unabated. This i• • uni· que o~pc>rtunity to pull in the reins on eovernment spendin1." be said. • jlt. THE ORANGE COUNTY. Republican As- sembly bas labeled lhe r~nt Supreme Court de- cision to outlaw the uncondfUonal death penalty for ki1Un1 an officer of the law "a prime example of sopbitt tblnkln1." Tbe CRA 1roup called on·. ConJtdf to use ita leatslaUve powert "'° curb the appar~nt legislative excesaet of the 5upreme Court.,." • • •• DlltECl'ORS OF Ule Newport Harbor Area THE FIVE 81>· praisers. who all have specific areas of pro· feasi911al expertiae, ar.e donating their time, and the proceeds of their DEAR PAT: Why is it that older people seem to services Sunday will fain weight even though they don't eat more than benefit the club's annual Qiey did in their younger year$ t Day at Disneyland 0'4t· T.D .. Costa Mesa . ing for disadvan,Laged Raearcb C?ODclualoa1frona4 Maro aJnlt 1&udy younister11. Chamber of Commerc:e ar• backJng a blll which would give the state Public Utilities Commission the authority to select a site tor a Uquiried na~ural gas termlno.1. I W St;r,l&nt Cited bldlcate &ha& ttlb 1ituatlo• JI oorma 11 one •ro•fl They wHI ~ on dutY older. Raearchers HY that eaJorie lDtalce does· no& from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. fo decreate eaougb In l•ter years to couterbalance a specially designated tbe redaced need for calories resulting from the bazaar area. V F h D •lowfnl of body processes, such as retplratlon and ANTIQUE dealers L' Or rellC U0JW'TS blood clrcuJatlon. This decline la bual metabolism and fanciers as well as ,_te t. ld•reat overweight can occur with no craftsmen and plant St.evenE.Ferry,aFountelnValleyHighSchool ~an1e In eating habits or exercise. Older people g r o w e r a f r o m graduate, has been awarded a medal from the qaust ~at less and exercl~~ more U they want &o tt)rougbout six Southern Consul General of F.rance lor academlc excellence avoid mlddle·a1e spread. California counties will in UC Santa Barbara's French prosr•m. ~~g:~t:.m:la>J ~ be bringing tbelr wares He also recelved some French booU trom Al· r • Deaths Elsewhere to display and sell dOring Hance Francaise.in $anta.Jlarbara. rerry ho1ds the the 9 a.m. to 4 p .m. highest grade average ever recorded for French bazaar. majors at UCSB. CENTREVILLE . Jlrflch. (AP) -Raymond Death Notices MOO Rf R OBERTA POXO N M OO AF. llllllov•~d mother o' ~tf'pt\•nif', £ 11,,.. (-*1d v, St-11n t\f'ld Cnr 1 \IO(>h*r Moorr 'ir:•r ot Or L" Po•on •"41 Sr Judith P won CJS. M4tu of Cnr1>11•n Buri•I, s t 10 OOAM, C•lvj\ry Cot'&e tt ly """'olttum, Lot Anoetfl. Prayer\ tor 1T19lh•r • h•opfntu .,. Hrnettty re· Ql/ffl•d . In 11.., of ,_., clo,..tlon• ~., "" ,.,,.... to Motint St, M4ry't ( teo" AtuMnt Scl!oter111to l'und I Ch.tlon Rd . LO\ AnQt'I•>. "'· C •nan MortU<lrY dire< tor•. HLL MARV ET><E'l 81£LL. rttlllellt of CO'\l• M4tw, C.lllornte Pe>'41<1 •w•v JUm 7J, 1q11•1 lt11>•oeo1 ~vurulltr• brl•• illness Stw It, \uh 11v,.d bV Mr nust>f'nd Forrc"\l J clnd son Re-t>ert Rt•. Btll wn •n t molov• ol I"" \IS Po\tal S.rvlCf' ~•""'>r1o'tl s•rv1<t-\ ~ndh''Q Ntotu,. ·~ l•lv Rurl•l •1 S<4 Nf'Plunt Socl•IY 1n ~t\M()f' ot err•'W>f1'1"14ff'll.$. CAMl'llELL FRllNCE!> H CllMPBEll rt\•11•nt nt MontrO\fl C..lltornld FOf'm.flv of I ldo Parl!. C~ P"''"d •W11V JurW b i•n Survtwd by hN dd1,1qnt1•r Cflt•l+n 8 "1'C'.hlf"y lour or•ndchlldr ep, lwo Orhl Qrenck.hlldrtn !>NvlCH Mon . JUnt ?I tt:OOAM •I lhe Church 01 Rtlto1011> Sc1eno. Le Cr-ent•, C• J'rav11tfl' cr,.m.i1non Crlr>oen Morlu•' y L• Cr .. \tft\ta, dirt<. fOf'\ OelltlCIC RICHARD OONOVAN 0o8RICK. ro \t0.n1 Of l u\tln, C•llfotnf• P•Hed •wh J""" "· 1'11 $urvlYeCI Dy M• lelller JO"l>h C>t!l<IO , mother Jo•nn 0.0rl<k, l>nlll ot Tu"ln, C• • brOIMr\ JotOP" t:laneltll OtbrK •. Huotl"9lOn llNch C• .• Jolin t:lot><trt O•brlck, Walters, the president of E I F• • u Ii Id L.e~r.Siegler l~c. plastics mp oye 1rmg p "e d1v1s1on. died ma car ac- cident after apparently suffering a heart attack. Police said Walters. 55, of Portage, was killed Wednesday in a head-on collision with a cement truck on Mlchigan 60. An Orange County Superior Court the writ he sought denied. judge has rejected a county employe's Basile was fired after he allegedly argument that the real reason for his failed to observe county regulations firing was the fact that he told lhe governing reimbursement of ~lness Grand Jury about mismanagement in npenses. his department. It was alleged that he took a day off' Judee Lester Van Tatenhove's rul· that was not authorized durine a trip NEW YORK <AP> -tne mellna that Dennis Bu1Ue's firing to Sacramento and claimed expen.aea Bruce ff e e z en, 5 3 , from the graphics section of General that were personal in nature and not oceanographer and pro· Services Administration Is upheld and authorized by the county. fessor of geology al-;:================:::;=::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::: Columbia Unlversitys's Lamont -Doh e rty Geological Observatory. died Tuesday aboard a nuclear submarine off the coast of Iceland. KANSAS CITY <AP) -Barret Heddenil Jr., board chairman and chief executive oUicer of t!)e First t-Jational Charter Corp., died Thursday from what police said was a self· inflicted shotgun wound. Heddens, 62, also was board chairman of First National BanlN>f Kansas City. Flowers sr1yyo11 care, share, 1it11en1ber. use your int•&illfltio~ ••• Imagine an art form of paintings on the rare metal, Titanlum- Imagtne seeing beauUfully vibrant colors that are created the same way as a rof nbow, uslng no paint • the only picture$ of their /Wld In the world/. ruttln C• • paltrn•I ctrt11Clmolll•r -===========-Mrt. Btrll\A 0.brl(ll, MlldltY. l'enn., - malerna1 orANSH.-.n•• H•rm•n 4100 r,eftr'ud(: M.Ay, P"<H!niw, Arlt H• w•' lllt proldont ot GuM~I"" Air Ct••rlfr, ~•nit lln• Or<M!udl• ol FootMll High \( llool T u•lln. c I•" ol 'II A llrndff Catltornt«' Unlvf'r\lly At ,,ullprton ,,.ntl<••· t r• S.t, Junr 25. II 001\M, Wtlt•rlfV Church, ~nl• An• Jl•v Ml<h .. I kM"'4<• olll< l•llng 1n1n ""•"' F•lrl'lilYen ~mor••t Par• tn lieu of flowttn , OOrwttlon\ mAV be ~ . .,nt to IM Or•nqo Covo1v CllllCln..,·• Ho•Pll•I P •itf'llVfn Ntof tu,.ry dirt<. tor\ SMn'H TUTMIU I.AMI WHTCUffC~NL 427 E. 17th St Costa Mesi• 646-4888 Santa Ane Chapel 5l8 N Broadway Santa Ana• 5-47-4131 PtaCI ltOTHIH SMITHS' MOttTUAH 627 Main SI Huntington Beach 53H~9 PIMfAMIL'f COU>MAI. fl!UMUA&. NOMI 7801 Boise Ave Westminster eg().3525 PAC~YllW t • IOllAL P All Cemettl"i Mortuary Chli>el 11soo Pacific Vlft on-. Newport 'R.. California 844-2700 Moonlite Sale Sate of Sales this Fn Me 7 to 10 p m at Huntington Center 'LUMllK• HUT»t• Ala COMD. m ....... .,,__, S.r•lc11 In Your lllr•• -C•ll MISSION Vt E JO 21921 C•m•no C•Pl•lr•no tS•~ OI ... Frwy et A•t•Y P•wy I 'BS-0401 C~TAMl'SA U1' Newpart Blvd 842-1753 51 t.k crJHU7 DISCOVER coAsr J't'KJSIC DISCOVER 1HE K1S1C YOO ~~-~ Mulk-blN:tlon~ and ,lull ebcu fNet"/ mUlk:el hltn.nwt known to the humen ew. Coo.d:. MUSIC "WE HAVE A STOCK FROM BACH TO ROCK" COST/\~ «>tMt l!o"'1*I (. tWl>or. '4ZUSI °' ~171 FOOf'llAlf'I VllJ.U:Y. 8rooAAwM 01 T_,, -~.., 1111.0.....,,, MMJU fl\lf A ~Cl' 'OJA '"~lff 5'1EA8lf •MA CkASS AOO I Ol JIM lit.AM. FILL WITH ~11 llLt, °"°"~£ \/OllTtf SUCI r)f ~ /lflO ~111-Y MIO 'l'Oll Vf KllOG'ltD OUT A 'llJMCllW ~ ... - Blem. Serving .._ U"lt.d lhtn of A,merlca. Summer Season Sale The Heater Hugiz;n . a water heater insulation kit. Regularly S1 9.99. now only SI •I at tht• Energy Sto re r or water conservation-Moby Dike, a toilet dam that sa ves you three gallons per nush Regularly $4.95, now only SJ.00. The Energy store 900 W. Pacifi c C<>ast Hwy. (Next to Newport Marine), Newport Beach. Friday, 10·9: Saturday, 10-6. Jewell ot the flower world, Enchantina forau and colon! I In Hancinl Redwood =-::'.95 11 lfld 1 Cal Rq. 2.25 Uprlaht ll Buktt llllVJ Sale ThN June 28, . I IOUDd mid· ," be la.id. "It , ........... l ol IYer)'• Ion n1, Newell said he t.bat. pre1nant women rm~ra:r•"" bould be aPC)IMd 14 &bat carctno1eafc <can-cer·c..-...>. "I doa'l t.biak preanant women or dalldno at an early ace 1bouJd take 1t <aaeebartn),'' be said. NSWEU. S-'JD THE Canadian 1tudle1 Juve no doubt in his mind that · NBQU. AUO AtD h bellevet Ule btaef1t ol die drlnka It prQb bly more ID U'9 rnl UJto in"act\&Allty, ex. ctpt tor a "•mtlt 111meot" or the population. "l'nakly, I· tb1nk lhe rublic could do wttbOut it,'' he said o diet drlnks aodfoodl. Tbe l'DA bu said removal of the artificial sweetener could have ad- verse health etrecta for as many as 50 million Americana, Including dJabeties and obe9e or hypertentlve persons. • B elJif•P._,.le Deposed coo - 1re11man Wayne L. Haya meets his Steubenville, Ohio, for mer constitutents twice a w• at the small bank wbere he is chairman of the board. "I tell them where to eo for help," be says. ltD---·~ ........ Aad th c 'l bit , e will JOU bOW load )out,,.. appll 10U start It up ' TUE &N'ffSON•&NTAL P&OT&CTION qeney urnounced it l1 pfanniJta to requ re no labels on a variety of product.a. P\nal deClalcN haven't been made about wbicb products wUl have*° cury UM J be1' but 1ell4in1 candldatel are reported to f)e ~acuum cleanef1. aJr concUUonen. 1hop tool1, di1hw•hers and powered l•wn and aarden equJpment. A11o inchldecl wlU be labels for products that re· duce nobe, auch u ear proi.ctora and acoustic Ute. Tboee labelt will eoataln lnformatloo on bow helpful the products are in keeplna down noise. "TUE NEWLY P &OPOSED LABEUNG pro- aram will permit informed conaumer dech1lons by maldn1 poulble comparlsona ol product& related to noise or DOlle·reduclna characteristics," nld EPA Administrator Douclu M. Coatie. ArlDllCIS the If Ills prstlcl In Neurology, Piychlatry. and Marital Therapy Office 1n Suite 107, 653 Cemfno 0. 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To set a patent. an in· ventor must prove that ht. Idea ls new, userw and n~ obvious. .. ~. wtt lhlndJl!ft roll. "lt'• • n • Pllt on an old ld •·" H~ Bremonl wbo not• that ln Hollywood'• formallve )'etra 1tudla,, would teat markd. an Idea to theatet1 betoro pro- ducin1 It u a rum. "A• loril the tax 1belten were around, I couJdn'l make my polnt," says Btemoat. "OUR BOOK TO THE priYate Investor -u the lu shelter's was -11. 'You can'tlose.' "We tell them, 'Your ruks are low and your prom potential Is hl&h becaU$e we pre·aell and we have in hand contract.I thal wtU yield your lnveslment. Tax shelters did not proouse profit but allowed immediate write-ores for poulble losses Bremont says that loophole wu closed ln 1978. Allhouah Bremonl's first re- leases -''Warrior Wlthln" and a co -feature, "The Last Ch•llenge1' -are Imported he aay1 he has , fqur acrlpta that Clneveat is producln1 as well Bl dlstrtbutina. The script.I have exploitation potential: "lceoan," the story of an ice pick murderer; "The Hazard Brothers." a car-· smaahina comedy about ex· stuntmen : "Joy ride to Nowhere.'' a tale or runaway teen·aaers, and "Blown Cover." a spy story All are low budaet. ranging from $300,000 to $1.2 million "IF WE CAN PRODUCE eight to 12 pictures a year," says Bre· mont. "we will quickly become a mlnl·major." mni•.UW!!atenl • mdc:pmllen\ tax law da fora a,_. __ He HJt be identifies wll.b amaU I.be ttT ow n acrou countey llUJ'Chlq Cor IOOV fill\.bdr~ . ' () "TllS&8 A&£ lt,M to tt.ooo tbe1ten in the United Statel," Bremont 11,YS. "MOit of th• m•· Jots feel that lf th•y obl.Y hav~ 3,500 bouMs for • rum. lhat'• all they need. Thls luvea tbe mama-and-papa ont·theater operaUona competlnt ror pro- duct. "TM:re'a a lot of film around." he H)'I. "But there's • abort.ace of product bacbd up by &ood promotion. ··ya.kine a film ia Just part ol 1t." be says. "You need the piu~sell." BREMONT, WHO SEEKS to model himself after hi• hero, auper·producer-promoter J01eph E. Levine, recalls one of hl1 own favorite exploitation tlmmlcka that. illustrates bJa approach to audiences. "I had a theater ln New Jersey and we were playln& a horror ruro:· he remembers. "I td· vertlJed in the paper that at rrud· nl&hl Friday and Saturday a frff dead body would be given away "At. mldnitht. the theater wu Jammed." he recalled. "We had a chained comn on the stage. and we held the rarne The winner came up to the stage trembhng. "WHEN WE OPENED the cof· fln. lhedead body was a turkey" The audience was happy. he notes. "They didn't want the turkey. But they felt they were entertained." PUC APPOINTEE Ctalr• Dedrtck Broun Fills PUC Post SACRAMENTO CAP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. bu appointed Claire Dedrick, secretary of the state Resources Agency. to the s tate Publtc uuuues Commission. The governor also named Alice Lytle, bis deputy leant affairs secretary, as chief or the Divlslon of Fair Employ. ment Practices. Ma. Dedrick. 46, Is a former national vice pre· aldent of the Sierra Club. She ls 3 Democrat. SHE WILL fill the un- expired term of Leonard Rosa of Berkeley. who resigned The term ex· p1re1 Jan l, 1981 The job requires Senate confirmation and pays $37 .920 a year. Over The Counter MASO UIHIMJI llp• and Doeciu t• 1S SuMr fl \', St\ A'lo j)O TIMr OC "'1• .,. JO•t• 1l f .,,,,PA• Jf 31 1J'" 1' ... T••~ PuD /lYt 1J'~ Nf.W YORI' IAPI -'"" 1011-IM "'' l',,.. 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C#6ur• .20 IJ 11S l't-• c.Ai-nv 1 su13 s• w~u 1•. Cov"n' I 11'•-Ir• towt.. .... •• •1 15 ...• 115 121'1• ., IOI 2J -~ . -.,. • en· -A.NoTlma GAINED llATlOH th tho CFTC • u .. UIOC.iated penon•i authorbed to sell options over the Dhoo• oa bebalt ol a m.1cUo*u Manb&Uu ftrrn. He operata bis o&h..r bualn•.es from a New York Cl~ suite and a. under court order · directlna blm to retu.m · Money's Worth Sll.000 to dlatrlbutort llJbO h.cl paid him tbJt money baled on hit mis· repreHDtatioaa about • bualneas opportu.nlt1 ,-~~ ... '-----venture.. Before movtna · to New York~ be had m-.termlnded a $500,000 business op- portunity 1Ch6toe In New Jersey. He haa been advertising for a .. partn.,..i• to Invest Sl0.000 lJl a new venture. -The prl.9elpal of another option company was the sub- ject of action bttbe Florida attomey general while operat- ln1 a •. Florida land resale rip-Off. He was accused of takine money from 1-.nd owners for assistance in helping them sell tbelr lind. odlY to 10 out of business, leaving property owner1 stuck With tbelr land but without their cub. lt'I the t>uyen• nest-eggs that are at stake. They must know not only wbat they are buying, but from whom. Here are some tipt: -ASK FOa REFallENCF..S COVERING both the salesman and tbe company. What was the salesman selling last year? For whom did be work in the past? If he was in the business of advl1lng on aecurities, what was he promot- ing and how did bis recornmeQdaUons IRork out? Get as· surances in writing. Check on what t,appened to the securities he recommended in the past. -Learn about the basics before risking savings in any kind of investment. There are books, financial publications. and free pamphlets that can be of enormous value. -Ask phone salesmen at least these questions: How did you get my name? What is the total price I will pay for this option? Commiaalons, fees, other charges? What weU- known local or national brokerage lirm can I call for a checkup on you? -LEARN HOW MVCll MONEY will be returned <if any) lf t.be market turns or if more money will be needed during the life of the option. .. Most people who get the telephone sales pitch shouldn't be playing around with these options. and certain- ly not risking their life's savings," says Karl Lau.by of the New York BeUer Busineu Bureau, "Because of the volatile nature of the commodity marketa, the purchase of commodlty opt\ons is not suitable ror many members of the pubUc," :saya the CFTC. "A person should not purchase a commodity option unless he is prepared to sustain a total lou or the purchase price of the commodity optloa.'' Nut: Whofld•rlppedolf. Stocks Come Back In Broad Advance NEW YORK (AP)-Tbest.ock market scored bro!ld ad- vances today in what analysts saw partly as an easing of eoncern over the naUon's monetary policy. · The Dow Jones average of 30 lnd111triat1, which posted a net loss of more than three pointa in the previous two HHIOM, picked up 4.33 to 929. 7".>. Gatners were ahead or losers by more than 2·to-l among laauea llst.edon the New York Stock Exchange. Bl1 Board volume cameto26,490,000shares. N.W Y01111API f'lntl Oo#·Jona 1¥ertJOH noc:u Ollefl rlflll't Low (ION (llO JO 1nc1 m .01 t:a.>.n n•.02 m.10 + •.ll 20 Trn u1.11 1:19.97 lll>AIO ue.o • o.u ?n Ull 115'S II& OS 115.16 llS.lJ + 0.21 Stk JIU<! l16 17 JU J6 Jl1.21 + 1.12 ncNl ... ". • • . • . . .. . .. • • . 1,ta,.00 TrJn .......... ,.. • ........ ....400 Utlll ,.. .. .... .. .. • ... • .. •• • 35', 100 U Stk .......................... 2,7l0,IOO HEW YORI( IAPI· 5•ttt, 4 p.M. 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Qll&w of all Ad .. , -«ood, .a:• to roll ........ ~ ... call ol awn· ••rtf me oattlde, aearlJ 40 cJUlclr9 were kln1 bl tl>e O~llatud cbltdreo'1 de· 'artment of the Huntlnft.On .. Beach Broadway. ' The l'UIGO for tho wait wu the jenoGa1 appearance of Darth ' \'adel", "tbe nil force" in ''Star W~" tbe nmaway space fan· tu7 tit.at poued SS million in Ill · ftnt two weekf. , Tbe 1pace-a1e black1uard would be on had to autosrapb ' another source of income for the producer:a: a line of "Star Wan" paperback books, T·1hlrta and al bu ma. The movie sound track played ominously in the back1round- aetlin1 the mood for the sinister villabl's impendlnc arrival. CUSTOMER SERVICE mana1er Duane Lacese stood by. 1uardin& the book and album- laden t.bles at the head of the line .. "He wears an all-leather cos- tume," he explain~ "I don 't know what else to tell you, not havln1 Hen the movie.'' "They're aoine to make toy ro t R2D21," conn ed a 13· 1•ar·old boy, clutebln1 an lnstam c Umtf'a. Huhlaeeothemovle! "Y tbree ti /' ho aald. "It'• .. .It'•,,. .,lt'• beUer than.,.._,, "Someone bere hu seen it 1even 0t eipt times," oblerved L~,~-that u·s a seven or ~ebt timer," said the boy, "but it's ereat.'' LAGJ:SE NOTED that the atore'a restaurant was even of- fertna a "Star Wars" lunch special-"It's cot some really weird in&redient.s.'' Wlll l>arth Vader speak to the people? "I have no idea:: Laaese ad- mitted. "1 don't even know if he talks." "I wish he would," said our youthful "Star Wars" expert. ''He has a really deep voice and when he breathed it was like an undersea mask." Farther back in the line, a woman waited with her two children. They badn 't seen the movie yet. Wbat lured her to the auto- crapb ••loo? "Do you want to know the truth?" she said. "l came down to buy a pair of shoes." Attention was diverted by the arrival of five bl el·eaptd II> dlvtdwals. "We're Vader'• tlaJden,••.,,. DOllDHd one ol tbo alrls WbO deaerlbecl the srouP. aa ~ "colle1eace.'' Wb.t are tbef dol.D1 bere? "Well, what does a special •ansuard force do?" said the . alrl, wearfnl a "Darth Vader Lives" buttQn. Carl Net.son, a "Raider" from Santa Ana, said be'a aeen the movie four um ... "But I lOlt my job and ran out of money," be .clded. "My room· mate haueen it 12 times." Another btack-ceped girl walked up. &reetJ.na the otberl with a emile. "Ob, do you know BarbU'a Johr\IOD?" ehe eaked, obvious\)' betn& an out-of-town chapter member. THE ATJ108PB£RE IN th• chlldren's department suddenly chanced. Could tt be the presence of "the evil force?" "Lord Vader," 1uped one of the Raiders. ''Ob, my eoodness.'' There he was. flank~ by four red-Jacketed security guards. The black, menaclna hulk lum· bered past the line without a word. (But lndeed soundine as thoueh he were wearing an un· dersea mask as he breathed throuehhlsant-llkeface.) Red and green lights on bis Children Fragile: . ' . ·Handle With Care By WDITH OLSON OllNO.llJ ......... leather belt blinked m~ly . f·oOlattwaa1e tbem au ... uid • boy to bis frleQd Wbi WU ... wild with tall ft • Dutil Var' itrade ap to the autoirapb table and, bran- dlabln1 tall •aatc Marker, bes• atintn1 paperbaeb with • puaioa. TWO TEENA GED boys, at.and· ing at a diatan.ce, atared at the caped vlllalo ... Tbe helmet doesn't look the 1ame," one ob- Hl'Yed aaielf • .. Oh. be loob • menac:J,na u in the movie,'• 1ald JJ·year-old Leith Pqe, waltlng to set an au.~~nC·to bear him speak. He has a huee, deep volce. But MxY, •"esy ... " Karin O'Donnell, a Vader'• R~lider from Fullerton, observed the space man at1nin1 auto- graphs with a crttlcal eye. He'• a reaaonable facslmUe, she said. <Indeed, the unoftlclal word was that there are from five to seven Darth Vaden.) "Blt foe th18 olanet they're do- lnl quite well.'; she noted. "It's certainly better \ban nothlne." She folded ber black leather· gloved arms. "I'm not overwhelm~. But tben I didn't expect to be. But lt ii a very pleasant way to spend the afternoon." BEA ANDERSON, Editor Frid9y, June 24, 1977 81 Members of 'Vader's Raiders,' left, a 'Star Wars' cult that started the day the movie opened, watch their hero In action, below. !ound mote eully in the steel doll. :r .. The tteel doll ls Ute a child who llHe m chaoi and 1et1 •••1 wtth it,M.~ . "Sometimes there are steel an4llasaiiithe1ame family." PART OP ms research in· volvea sending "observert" to Jive with disturbed parents for a week to see how their children fffl about the home atmosphet6. •'The oblerven, who are most- ly )'OWlC eractuate students, have gotten the children's symptoms. Da. ANTJIOPifY, a natl"' of Even the observers' dreams London, iaid tall work ii a •'pre-became like the children'• little ventive approach to chlld nltbtmares,"Dr.Anthooynoted. psyoblalr)'. The tut ii to try to The environment created by pie~ op Wlner•ble cblldren u cUsturJ!ed parent.I is ver1 un· early u POl&lble... precUc:table, he explained. ''The , 0~ ol tM fnlplrations t<r Im home ~ elmOlt run OD WhlJus. wriw• • cblld wbtm be aaw at • The parentl make demands then CbUdreii'• JIOpsltal tn st. LoU1I d!:,C:,~::im out. Scheduling U ,e.,. ago. ''She wa thecbU4 ''A "'•eai deal dependJ on ot two fChll.ophrenic perenta," -he aaid. The rllk of such a child of whether one spouse ls ~~esit. 1ucb parentJ in developlni lY In tune wit!! reality, Dr. An· paycboilil ts •ery Jreat, 20-25 per· thoay added. But d.laturbed peo. ·cent. pie~ to Diarry d.laturbed peo- •• ¥1 lolloYed bet lbebecime pie. Uae fbcU1 ot IOl1 ot' a ~~ Some faDiillM are to ill °"1 •~arcb wbkb ts llowly abut them1eh·es off from reality, th• 'Diost important t1oe of an~. et~ children have DO one JllllJJe mu nilearCh beloi dOGe to tQUest th.et they could Pl• iii um try toida1 " for the future,,. be said. He 8Dd tall coll~es ban OccasiOU!l1• a "steel cbUd'' beeOme "quite ttever hi our ~ ailtl beUtifullJ In a ditturbed proacb." Dr. Antbdby al.Id. "'W• family and' reaearchen now are have maoaied to .,... the l<lf1 f.nteratecl ln why this child can ot rilb VC)lftd Ii~ up." 1urV\ve and tbe others not. l'heae include Prt-:~ natal COMWOill'; flio •YltGG• meat thal dilturbed parentl pro- Yfde arid unilS\00 1ttUHI ID a '•life. beterceexual relaUonsbips and bad a cbroolc defense." • In addition to chlldren with dfs.. tur bed parents, manJ other youn1stera face aerlou1 pr~· blems wbli:b can be aolftld with early support, the profes1oullld. These-lnclade the children of alcobollcs, d~ addict.I, the bu. dlcapped andpby1lcally ill. Dr. Anthony a1.o la explorln.c the eff ecta of chanae on cblldren. Dlvorce, moves or home ._ from fire or flood can bring pro- blems to them, be 1aid. • .. i .. I i -r :craft Bagged Leather craftswoman Marcia Lloyd wears one of her creations, a shoulder bae s h e c a 11 s • ' H e.r Bosom Rose.'' The limited edition is just <>ne creation in a dis· play by about 500 craftsmen at the Summer Market of American Crafts at Rhinebeck, N.Y. FromB1 • • • • .Children and now plan to 1tudy a vw.,e in India where there la a sharp de- m arkation between primltlve areu and tecbnolOIY. And, be will attend an lntema· tional meet1n1 pext summer in Australia which wlll foeus on cban1ee such u wom•n wocldDI new sexual rela\lon1hlps and new l1vtn1 arransementa. "The expertt are ~ually u .. mixed up about theae; ' he ad- mitted. Dr. Anthony, who lived In the London house once occupied by Vir1lnla Woolf'• faiqlJ)' (bla quarters were In the old nW"Hl')' where the author benell spent her babyhood), has had pro· blems adjustln11 lo chance himself, he admitted. WHEN THE family first moved to the U.S. from London they brouabt all tbeir &n,1111\ fu,rniture and '" lt up 4 '• lf u were back bom•" Dr. An\booy said. "At the bellnnlnl It wu very .. dlfftcult t.o do food work UDW I felt at home. When I wu away giving lectures I'd feel "Jry homesick. I would uae m1 own children'• toya ln play therapy.'' • He and b1a •lf• pre;pareld for the move a year and a balf in ad· vance by talklns· to 1'etr four children about what lt would be like to live in America "Three ot them adjusted VWJ well," be eald "The fourth went back and 11 now lD London Sht's mucbhapplet~ere" l>r. Anthony alto bu found m sptratlon ln literature for bl.I work, "llove rudlnl,'' beaald "I tend to be drawn to vulnera· ble autbort such u K:ra, Platb and Woolf, I'm faacln ed by the way they ex~ wba I'm try. ing lo expres. HlenWicall»c" He first became interested by Woolf when he lived In ber nursery ~ 22 IUlbPark Gate &Del be1an readlna ber workl. .. She WN an -.xemp1e Of MU· tremely YU!nerable cbUd/' Dr. Anthony JMJlted1 "Sb• deacrlbee herself u belnl 'sldnleu'-no way of a~nWns out problems." Gemini Dua KING moHO. MAYB•T>: Jett Mca 199•anWa I• ••••re elall• ••• ~TlkJta ........ ;; ttt•a • ~r•ar·olt ..... ti--~.,.. ..... cla.. I feel ....,,.,.. Stick to Facts MTVllDAY. lt7~E 21 llY~YDNEY OJLU• AIUIS <Karch 2J...April 19): Acceot on poeatble revamptne ol plans. due to leeal mlaun· dentaDdln1. One close to )'OU nea nuauran.ce. Remember ruolutloaa coneernlnl diet and d11eltion. Collect data. TAU&tJS (April 20-May 20): Check detalla of apeclal service or work uafcnment. Venatllity becomes ally -know It and 40-mon1trate fieziblllty. Steady pace la a requlalte. GElllNI CMa,y 21-Junt 20): Stick to factual material. One wbo whbJ:jj! 1weet nothlns• could be unc for tlme. Know it., be aware and protect your ln· tereats. Review and revlaion come lDto focua. CANCEa (June 21·July 22): You become aware of fact that more persoos are depen~ on your work, decisions. You do have added responsibility -and you can bandle preaaure. LEO (July 23-Aut. 22): Sbort trlJ> may concern property, lona· range project. ultimate security. Family la Involved -you are able to tmprlot vtewa, to make poUclee cryatal clear Vl&GO (Aue. 23-Sept. 22): Key DOW la to be &WIN ol budlfl. AC· ' countlnl procedures, but.neN maoaiement. IDQDe)' and bow It IN that way. You may be called upoa to expound view. over rlldlo or televtDxl. LIBaA (SeDt. 23-0ct. 22>: ey. d• 11 aueb tba )'OU 1et tb1np done. ProclucUon 11 featured. Tlmlnc la on tar1et, even thoulb flnandfl decialons could be 0 up ln Uae all'." t;Uck to your ldeala, prlDclplee-atlck to your l\&ftl. sco-.Plo (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Finilb rather tban beliD -there are way1 to improve com· munlcatiou, dlaplay &Dd clla- trlbuUon. You aet "prophetic meaaaie .. from dream. Revere )'OW'lelf. 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C. held right In our downtown ttore. You'll .ttend one I hour cl-a W,-tor e WMtce. The enrollment fee " ssa. which lnCIUCSte ~ Oeoon1ton Manu.1 ICudtnt WOf'kbook. U.. ~Bank ~a.rd IX Mat--ge. CHOO• TMI Cl.AM !MAT'S COMYll • rr &IOI TOO Mondayt at 1·00 P.M. Tueeday1 It tO'OOA.M. Wtdne.da)'e 81 7'SJO P.M. ~ M 10:00 P.M. 0 T , .I. <APt - a Braves • 1allla1 c f'a&e!Qll. c liar,. •. ~ ........ •w t II .. Tu or hl• t m to Newport on Tbun- day lo eilQjoy • New EnsJaad clambake and to watch Cour1 compM.e a1almt !:D- terprtae ln prellmlnary trilli ror America'• Cup derenae nn· dJdatea. The Coutaaeous was a ~rfect 4~ aaainst Enterprise and ID· dependence 1olng into Tburaday's twin bill, while \be Brav• were sittlni In the ~Uar of the National Lea1ue's Western Divislon with a 24·44 record HANK AARON JOINS TURNER ON 'COURAGEOUS' No s. .. p ot America'• Cup Ooubtett.eder "THEY'RE MY buddies anyway," Turner quipped. "They may not be the greatest baseball players, but they're a nice bunch of 1uya. '' Weekend Calendar The Braves, watching Crom a cruise ahlp ln Rhode Island Sound, saw Turner loee the first duel with Enterprise by a mere seven seconds but win the second encounter by 22 seconds. Sta~s and Stripes Regatta Readied "I didn't understand all that circllnl they were doing before the first race started," said all· time home run king Henry Aaron, now the Braves' vice pre· 1ident for player personnal. Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's Stars and Stripes Regatta. originally scheduled Cor last weekend will come off this weekend with action on both bay and ocean courses. Racing inside the bay will feature Snipes, Lldo·14s, Lasers and Sabots, plus any other monohull small sailboat with four or more starters. Ocean courses wall attract such classes u Etchells-22, Soling, Sblelds. Thistle, Sanlana-22, Rhodea-19, P erformance Han- dicap Racing Fleet CPHRF>. and a race using the Portsmouth han· dicap system. IN OTDER COMPETITION this weekend, Balboa Yacht Club will send the 66 Serles fl eets - International Offshore Rule <IOR) and Mideet Ocean Racing Association <MORA) off on the second race of the series. The race wUI be sailed Saturday. Newport Harbor Yacht Club will play host to Lehman-12 sailors in the annual Treasure Hunt race today. P ower boat predicted lo( racers will get the call from Shark Island Yacht Club Sunday for the club's annual Invitational which draws predicted toaera from throughout the Southland. FARTHER SOUTH. Capistrano Bay Yacht Club wlll hold the fourth race of lta Ocean Racing Serles featuring yachts with PHRF, IOR and Midget Ocean Racing Fleet (MORF> raUnp. Activity in other Southern California yachting areas: LMA-lff-L-. .. Kll CAlllllLLOllEA(.H YACMT CLUl-S""'ll&oet ll•o•ll•, s.i-v. Svftclav. LONG llEACH YACHT CLUI -C.ltllM ,.,_ Stritt Mo. J, S.turdty. a...t. ,,..,,.u .. , CALIF()flNIA YACHT CLUll -Wtllll-Lyl<t S.rl .. Ho J IMORI') S.lurd•y; l'eclllC c.._ IPHllFl~t-y KING HARllOR VA~TCLUI -VKM 11.Cil>Q Union O.-.O.$l0ft R~ll• S.turdtv. S....O.y MALllU YACHT CLUB -Hobie Ch•llltf>99 II\• Yll•ll ..... l,S.l"'day, Sund•Y PACIFIC MARINERS YACHT Cl Ull -5lt1n S..rl•• Ho J. S.tun:l•v SANTA MOHICA YACHT 0.Ull -~"I ll•v 10 M•rln. oe111.., rice, s.1urd•v !IOUTM COAST CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB lnlr•t ltAI R"9o1ltl, S.lurd•V S...01-CORON.&DO CAVS VACHT CLUB -L.9SltoSof°• 1119 S..rlet, S.IUnllV SAN OIEOO VACHT CLUB -L<tmt>ert S.rift ICll H I S•IUrd•V, Sunday; Vollmer ~rlu ICoron~o HI Soturd1y, Sund•v: Hotel del (oron100 race ll'CI S.turdly, Sund•V WhltMJI\ Trop11y •IC• (5011"111 s.turdly, $undly, Mlr•n• ••ct tint t IO) !ound4ty SANT.& CLARA RACING ASSOCIATION - Summer s.ri.t No 2 1•11 cl-) S.lutdoly. SOUTHWESTERN VACHT CLUt -~ ... t.oo•ec:•,s.1-v. COlltONADO YACHT CLUB -5"" ..... S.e lltQllll IMndlt•pl Suft<jay SILVERGATI! V.&CHT CLUB -.0,.elCMlr Reg1111 Sund<ly Hert1u..-1nl•d l'OMONA llALLl!V SAILINO ASSOCIATl()H - Cl••>rlCl"O S.turdlv • SANTA BAllBAllA VACHT CLUB -Trl.,,..,,M Sertet,..., J ·•ll<l•bt.i Sun<Mv ,. WESTLAKE YACHT CLU8 -l.<tdlH 0.y ll•oall•. s....s., "BUT WE HAD someone ex· plaining thlngs to ua and by the tame t.be second race started, I be1an to get the picture." said Aaron, who got a guided tour of the Courageous from hia boas. Turner lost the first race at the start, movlng across the line 21 aeconda behind skipper LoweJI North ln the Enterprise. At the first weather mark, Coura1eous was a minute and 35 seconds back. However, the 1974 cup de· fender gradually edged up on En· terprlse, making most of her headway on runs with the wind. Coura1eoua got a five·seoond Jump at the 1tart of race two, but was trailing by 9 seconds at the second mark and 28 seconda at , the leeward mark alter complet- ing the 13¥.a·mile triangular course the lint time. · WINDS WERE BLOWING out of the IOUth at n ve ltnota when the inltlal matchup began, and picked up to 10 to 12 knota at the finish. ln the second race, windl were from the southwest throustbout at 12 knot.s . "The first race was all right, but I learned that we'll have to be a little bit raster, obviou.aly, because he caught ua," North said. "We do a UtUe better when the wind comes up ... 'Sex Pistols' Attncked Street Gang Violence Growing in Britain From AP Dlapatcbes Police fear a new war la brewtn1 between rival youth gangs in London after three of Britain's top punk rock muaicians were attacked by razor· slashine ianis of "Teddy Boyt.•• "Jt's rapldly 1etting out of hand,•• said a poltce spokesman in-London's East End, home of the Cockneys. The attackl on three musicians -two of them with the Bex PJ.aoa. -were the latal la a string of street skirmhhea between the feuding aroups, re· vivlng memories or earlier youth violence like the "Sklnbeada" who used to buh Pa.kl5tanb in the '60s, the warring "Mod•" and "Rockers" and the orig anal "Teddy Boys•· of the 'SOs. . - In New Hampshire, almanac editor Joba Pierce said he was •·embarrassed" and "sorry as hell .. In Tenneuee, newspaperwoman EUeo Woodside sald she was PEOPLE ine the faith. ( J "eating crow'' but keep And somewhere in upstate New York. an un· ldentHled astronomer was fired by the Old Farmen Almanac because he didn't see that an "a" had been tranacribed as a •·p." It was not that small a mistake. Because or It, numerous broadc11ters and newspaper editors around the country. Mrs. Woodside included, r•porttd tbat summer beean at 8:14 p.m. Tuesday. It didn't. Itdld aU:141.m. • Max Sclamelln& fouaht there. lob111 Welumallft' 1wam there. Elm 'Prell there. And Bob Hope tlckledrlbe there. Hardly anybody was there when they auctioned off the Arena ln Phlladelphla. Two partlH bid, telled on by a team ol aueUoneers. It went for a mere Sl85,000 to three men who had to so retch more moocy. The s,200.uat Arena wu alr•n•led by a deeayin• neithborhood and the adve12t of wrt...uLUtt the 17,000.1e1t Spectrum, a modem tertalnment p.tace that opened ln a mo aectlon ln 1967. found to have participated in a sexual assault. * While San Diego Municipal Court Judge Frank NoHbuaeh may have dismissed traffic tickets for friends. it was never for elfts, his attorney main· tains. Nottbulcb appeared for two hours before the county grand jury and would not talk about It when he emerged. But his attomey, B1r100 Sheela, said Nottbusch answered all questions and expressed doubt there would be an Indictment The.grand jury Is lnvestieaUnc published re· ports that Nottbuscb dlsmiased tickets for newspapermen ln exchanee for passes to San Dleeo Charter football ea mes ln the early 1970s. • Imprlaoned former prealdent laabel Peroa hu undertone a medical checkup, the Ar1entlne mllltary iovemment reported. The report fueled speculation that Mn. Peron ls 111. ~ ~s ... A Buenos Aires newsletter, UltJma Clave, which reportedJy ha• ,ooc1 contact.am the mlUtary 1ovemment, said June 13 that the •$-year-old Mn. Peron tried to cornmtt aulclde with an over· doae or barbiturates. The milltary covemment denied the report. The 1ov~ment houao i ued a communique Thunday 11.)'ln1 that Mn . .Peron, under arrest at a navy hue In U\o towa ol Azul, fO mil• aouth of Butnot A.1rea, ncently underwent a "routine" medical checlcup by thrM mUltary pbyalcl1n.1. • lrlab Prlme lnlater Liam C..1rue an· nounced lite will reaip ••bead of tho Fine GHI ty f0Jlowin1 the party's heavy defeat In Jqt week'• national elecUons. Wblle it wu expectN, th announc•ment cam u a aur· prise COa1rave. 57, mad It et a routine party tn Un1. In a 1tateanent afterwards, Cos 1rave 1ald be would 1ta1 ln • pollllca: Arid eervt ln the Dan, tho lower bouae of Ireland'• parlia-ment. Jfo wu rHtected lo ht. DUbltn teat n tM tiont, bUt with hll mljority aUCed by a,ooo votea . • V~ local offtclal '' &. B ID of San Franclaco baa Men namtd n1ldent or be ~ 000.mtmber Jntem1tional Lonfjhcltemai 11 and wa hOlM men's Union. nse elecU~ otncJiUy ended tM era OI Da"7 ff I at th• h'tm or tht Union, wbOil memberi re ln lbCa111tot)8 the W Gouhilid a n1 .. 11t. 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""' tnlOl'ITI I 42 Remove •0•01uds 44 Concerning 2 word• 46 lll·lltld •7 US 4.'a ally 411 Tropical Amertctn P1rrOI 501n1talus QUO 2 words 51 l1l1nd ofl Ven ice 62 Lolly 53Anclent er1onlat 56 Dep1rted 56 Inspires •d· rnlfatlon 57 Actor Pendleton etal 59 Rern11n unused 80Thret Prthll } ' t I ee. ' ~. DR. SMOCK I I l J S----tm-------1 ~ (.·L'f by Georcje Lemont MOON MULLINS EMMA, You /<NOW THEY Bet.ONG IN 1Hf: SAFE! by Gus Arriola THE GIRLS ··would you happen to know how Vermont feels •bolit ba~ Q L61'' ..... tfMV6Ulff Af 4'000 A~ ,-N'V900Y~? m1dntr1!"' DENNIS THE MENACE 1(""~ ... 2..,. . •• ta llllnl w bl-• ••••," u1d S.avu, •l:lo will be makln1 hl• flrat hom •P =::.t:·IM· ...... ..,_ 1'be ~· l2·1 •lctof'J .... nadaJ over • Louil wUJ DO doubt .t" &Mm 1Qlpetu. ··we-r-re read7 fur the Reds," uld Dod1•ra mana11r Torn Luorda. "lt'• a t.remendous i . inf to leave tor • bll aeries folJowinf a aamo llko that.'' .. * * Stars Hoped for 4,000 But Wilt Drew 2,231 John Says Pressure No Factor By DAVB CUNNINGllAJI °' .. ....,, __ Pro volleyball m Oran1e Coun ty bu taken a few k.Docu oa the cbio c:lwi..QI lt.s firlt two weeks but no ane in the or1anizaUon, in· cludln1 ils most celebrated player, Wilt Chamberlain, 1s panictlna yet On Tuesday Chamberlain made his first appearance In an lntemational Volleyball Associa· lion <IVA> aame since 197!5. He looked rwsty, but the Orange County Stars still managed to overthrow the previoualy. undefeated Denver Comets, three 1ames to two. Attendance at the Anaheim Convention Center, which seats 7,000. was only 2,231 Stars PR direct.or Patricia AttJg says the front omce was hoping for about 4,000 ''The turnout was disappoint· 1ng,buttheseasonlsjust1t.arting and once we establish ourselves as a winner, we'll start drawing more fana," Attig says. ''I don't think there's much question that we'll be far ahead in our division when we get back from this trip." Chamberlain has more than Wll T CHAMBERLAIN Just a passing interest in bow the lVA-braod of volleyball la ac- cepted by the public. Besides be· sng the league's most famous player, he is also its president and an investor All in the FaD1ily 5 Brotlwn Play &ueOOll Saturday night, when tht' Phillies meet the Giants 10 a Harbor Area Baseball League Mame at the Corona Youth Center. it will be a sort of civil war for the Harper family of Newport Beach Twenty-year-old M 1ke Murphy 1s coach of the G 1ants while 19 -year·old brother Mike Murphy coacheafor the Phlllies. The rivalry doesn't stop there The Giants' assistant coach is 15 year-old Tom Murphy wtule the Phillies' catcher ls 12-year-old Jimmy Murphy. So it will be brothers Mike and Tom aligned against brothers Dan and Jimmy Leo Murphy and hi s wife Paula won't know which side to roolfor. "Our whole family is nuts about baseball," Paula says "Even John, who is rive, i!'. playlng In a pr~· kindergarten league.'' John also serves as batboy for bis older brothers' lea ms, so he'll be doing double duty Saturday. The realm of baseball ha~ so pervaded the family con sciousnesa that when John was asked what grade ht' wu an, he responded. "I've JUSt been traded from nursery school to kin dergarten." Comprised or s ix.lb eraders, the two Murphy coached Learns have met on- ce before, in the season opener, and the Giants won 6·3 But Dan predicts his Phillies will even the series. "We've got some in.Juries and we've lost two straight, but one of their best pitchers. Tim Converse, wiU be on vacation so it should be pret· ty even," Dan says. "We had a team meeting Wednesday to get our enthu.siasm back and we'll be ready." Mike, however, is con- vinced his Giants will have the edie. "We've got the best pitcher in the league in Mike Hess and our hittioa has boon great,'' he says. The Giants are 7-1 while the Phillies' recent losing s treak bas dropped their re· cord to4-3. All the Murphys have baseball in their blood. Leo played high school ball in Sioux City, Iowa and each of his six sons participated in various youth leagues. Only Pit, a 22·year-old construction company worker in Santa Barbara, has given up the sport. "And he'd still be coaching or play- ing, loo. if he wasn't work· ing," bis mother says The Murphy "civil war · begins at 6.30 and the team.a will meet again, for the final lime of the season. on Mon· day mght at 5 JO at Lincoln Junior HJgh in Corona del Mar. When Stankg Quit Players Shocked BLOOMINGTON, Mlnn. (AP) -Texu Rangeu players couldn't believe the news Thun· day when they wandered lato the lobby of a Minneapolll bot.el to learn that Eddlt Staoky had already already decided to io back to colleie We. pitcher Adrian Devlne. "I'm Just 1Jad to be here.·' Veteran shortstop Ben Cam· paneris had no problem •~pt. in1t the latest news. •'Thia hap- pened all the time when I wu in Oakland,'' he said. ·· Playm1 1s aecondary to my duties as president or the league," Chamberlain told the Daily Pilot. "I'm spending a lot or lime promoting the game. try- m1 to attract European playtn, ne10U1Un1 TV contracts and acreenlnl potential investora for future franchises.'' A project with the scope of the IV A has to be one that banks on the future, and Chamberlain's work with potential new team owners is seen u important by other officials in the league. "The maater plan of the IV A is to e-radually expand across the u .S., ultimately to other conti- nents." saya lea1ue vice prest· dent Nick Curran. "Since the sport is now second only to soccer 10 participants and apectat.ors worldwide, realistic projections .are for t.Q>wards of SO clubs." It would seem that Cham- berlain'• duties as league presi- dent cooflict with hU interesta as a playtt foe the Orange County Stars, but CWTan says that bu been remedied by a financial aereemeot of the leailJe'a seven dubs. "Wilt is paid by the league for his duties aa president and as a player," Curran says. "The Stara don't pay him directly, ao there's no contllct of interest.'' Chamberlain declines to dis· cusa hU salary but other sources s ay hl1 combined president· player aervica earn him $.1,000 per aame, or $45,000 for the four· monthaeuon.. Attig says player.coacbea in the IVA make between $14.000 and $16,000 per season. while players earn from $3,000 to SlJ,000 At hi.a season opener Cham· berlain played ln only three of five games. hut Stars' player. coach Dodge Parker ms1st.s the 7-2 rormer NalionaJ Basketball Association MVP wlll come a round. "When he gets bis timing down. Wilt i1I gomg to be unstop- pable," Parker says "He didn't See WILT, Page Ba LOS ANGELES <AP> There's pressure being No 1, says Loa Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tommy John, but It's fun. So much fun that John, 7-4, says he's not apprehensive about pitching too.ieht against the Cin· cinnaU' Reds' new acquisition, Tom Seaver. "If I pllcb weU, J hav~ a chance to beat him; if I don't, I don't," he commented as the Dodlen prepared for the important Cin· clnnati series. ''There's more pressure on be· ing on top, because everybody is trying to knock the king of the hill down," be aald. Recalling bis year with the Chicago White Sox wbeo the Leam lost 106 games, he said, "You were expected to play bad ball and you did. . . .. I think we thrive on the prt! ssure. We're all actors. We all have eeos. We lhrlve on being out in the limelight. When you're playing in first place, It's much more fun -but there's more pre. ssure, t.oo." There's a certaJn pressure, too, in following a year in which one is named "Comeback Player or tbe Year." John won that title last year by compiling a 10·10 re· cord and a 3.09 earned run average two years after he was told he'd never pitch again. He ruptured a ligament ln his left elbow in 1974. That fall, a ten don from his right forearm was used to reeonstruct his pitching arm ln a first-of-its kind opera· Uon. ''The big thing now to avoid IA hav1.01 people aay, 'Gee, do you reel Your fa.st ball 11 u iood as it was before you hurt your arm')' Actually, my fast ball now is bet· ter than before. I know my curve ball is betLer because of changes I had to make ln my motions because of my arm," said John. He said many of a patcher's victories and losses depend on luck -or how many hits the team happens to muster. Halos Back Hoine Tanana Goe1 Toniglit at Big A Eight tlme!I thls season, the California Angels have passed pre-game batting practice. On six of lhoee occasions they hav~ won. leaving mano1er Norm Sherry with some doubts as to what ls reolly best for his team "It's amazing. I really can't explain It," Sherry said Thu.rs· day alter the Angela battered Chicago White Sox pitching ror 12 hits en rouLeto a 10-6 victory "But what's really strange is that we've scored tn double figures in all of those wlns," said the manag~r. Should the Angels stop taking batting practice? "It makes you wonder," said a smiling Sherry, who boun before had expressed concern over his team's lnablllty to acore. Mario Guerrero droye tn three runs and Bobby Bonda and Terry Humphrey each had two.run stn1les in the seventh lnntna. keying the victory. Jack Brohamer, a former Hun tmgton Beach High standout, hid a two-run triple and a walk for the Whlt.e Sox. Toni1ht the Anaels return to Anaheim Stadium for the flnt of • 12·1tame bomestand. The be•lldered Teau Ran1en. who have seen three manaiers In • span of threa daya, furnish the oppoaltton tonight with KMPC radio (710) airing lbe action at 7: 30 The newest Texas manager is Connie Ryu, rollowlna Eddie Stanty's one-day sti.ol ... These changes are bound to have an ln· decisive effect on the team, but l wouldn't necessarily call them disturbing," says Ryan Texas and the Angels are in- volved in a three-way tie with Kansas City m the American League's Western Division, four games off the pace Of co-leaders Chicago and Minnesota Frank Tanana, 11·3, is on the mound for the Angels agaLnst the Rangers' Gaylord Perry (6-6). CAU~O•NIA ........ 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Ramire.: Falls Gulliksons Catch Wimbledon's EyeS r WIMBLEDON, England (AP> A pair of tennis twins from Onalaska, Wi.s., Ttm and Tom Gulllk.son, have caught the im· agination of the massive crowds at the centenary Wimbledon ten- nis champloosbips Uus week. Oldtamers were even mention- ing the legendary tennis-playing twins, Willie and Ernie Renshaw, who dominated the fledgling Wimbledon tournaments of the 1880s when t e nnis was still played in long trousers and straw ho ta. The Renshaws learned their tennis on an asphalt court at school, and U~e story is much the same for the Gulliksons, 25-year- olds who picked up most of their tennis savvy in public parks playing against each other. Tim is a atocky right-hander, and Tom, older by fl ve minut., a lefty Otherwise, it's almost im- possible to tell them apart. For four gruelling hours under n hot s un Thursday, Tim fought his heart out on a packed outsid~ court, with many in the record 37 ,815 crowd straining their necks to get a glimpse of hjs bat- tle against No. 7 men's singles seed, Raul Ramirez of Mexico Matching the masterful Mex- ican at Im own game with finesse at the net, Gullikson took the first two sets 6-3, 6-4, lost the third 3-6 and wasted four matcb points In the fourth which Ramirez woo 9·8 on a tiebreaker. R amirez, with his Mexican bandit mustache, sprayed a strained stomach muscle with painkiller between games, while Gullik.son suffered cramps In the closing stages of the light decid· ing set as every point drew oohs and aahs from the crowd. After breaking in the firth game to go 3·2, Gullikson re ached 5-4 and was servlng for the match. He lost another four match point.a before p1ledriving a serve which Ramirez could only hit intothenelforthe match. The muacular A mencan whooped in relief, the crowd Nolan Seeks Cure For Sore ShooJder Gary Nolan, the right-banded pitcher the California AngelA ac- quired from Cincinnati Reds in trade last week, will undergo a special rehabilitation program seeking to cure a sore shoulder The Angels said they knew of the ailment. when the deal for Nolan was made. After examination by Dr. Frank Jobe, the program was set up to strengthen the shoulder muscles. 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ICll>Q bHl Mert• 8.-o, 6·2, 7) U.S. Tabbed WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Vladimir Gomeslkiy, a translator for a touring Soviet Union team, says be has no doubts who wouJd win the Olym. pie gold medal in basketball it the Urut.ed States could uae p~ !essionals. "If these guys in the NaUooal BasketbalJ Asaoclatioa were .... lowed to play in the Olympics, there's no doubt that the UDitecl· States would always be No. 1 -always," said Gomelsldy, tbeon- ly English-speaking member ol a Russian eroup on a JO-tame tour against American higb acbool all-start.eams. The Soviets won their flnt. game, 9'2·85, over the Florida Gold Coast AAU team Tuesday nJaht. Goff Tourney 011.-BROOK, Ill. (A~I -f'lnil rourd -a Tl•u•td•Y '" .,.. 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Pltchin1 coach Sid Hudlcm said Staaky scribbled notes duUtully durln1 the game Wednesday nicht and seemed deU1hted with the perfcrmaace and attitude of the players and coaches. Should'veKnownBetter- • ''Obvloualy after 10 maoy Ybeara of coacblol coll~• 11eball, be decided that m er Jeque manqing It a Uttlo t more than he wanted," aald Tex- •• outlleldor Ken Henderson ... , can feel for him In that allua· lion." Stanky had Juat met the play'"' au p.m. w 11 and be rotumt'd on the r.e1m bua With th m t.o the hott1 an.r a lM vie· lory over numoacx.i11 ··ae wu on\1" tw fur ont iame, to l dGD\iDOW lwl* Jt'll af· 11 ct. ua," ••Jd eX» reu f "Ne was aakln1 queaUons tbrou1bout. the came." said Hudaoa. "Eddie was very in· tereated in everythlna and rel\Jly attm8'1 to be in tho tame again.'' Rooldt infielder Bump Wills strolled down from his room and wu itveo the qewa bf a Dailu rtDOrtet'. 1'Wbau•• uld wma ln dla bellet • .,H• quit! Coale on. Yf1io'a 1oc.aa manqeT" ''l'ID ,.,... m~ more ~ wW ballDID ON Jt'1 o • " Hld HGJel"IOn. ' " MOBJLE. Ala. (AP> -Eddie Stanley returned Into the sratef\aJ arm a of hla f am Uy Thunday alter playlnt an unhappy man11er-for-a-day role with th Tex11 Ran&trs. "I should have known bc!tt«," he said. The 59.year.old Stanky. hJs votce tirC!d and aoft, Hid ho start· eel havtna doubta on the way to · Bloomlnftbn, KJnn.. wber• the Raa1 wor. ln a aettea wtth tba Minnesota TWiils. a.Mr Ida flrat day wa1 ov r be ,_.. b lm 1elt .-• 1onuoria aad om _de.' • , I l Demonslrating a pt1wl grip rather than • Western forehand, John Wayne la ahown diacuss~g final details of tt\e current llu band/Wife Tenoia Cbamplonahips. Fn>m lrft: Wayne. Bettyann Stuart, and her touring pro husband Ken, who arc 1troog cont.enders for the top prize money Love A.ff air ll 's a love affair on the teruu.a court and t.be theme of the week 1s, may the best marriace win, as cla.e to 100 UST A husband-wife teams come down to the finals of the national mixed doubles event at the John Wayne T~nnis Club in Newport Beach Sunday. • Marned couples from throughout the U.S. and the world with 90 days of wedded bliss behind them, are the only ones ellalble to compete. No ringers are allowed. Host John Wayne 1sn'l among the contenders."When asked how his tenrus game was progressing, Wayne answered: ··not very aood." Then he was asked if he played tennis and promptly answered, "no." Head professional al the John Wayne Club, Ken Stuart and his wife, touring pro Bettyann, are the No. 2 seeded team In the event Tim and Linda Thomas of Florida are lbe No. 1 seeded team and are defending champions. Linda Is a member of the women's circuit and 1s ranked 36th on the 1976 women's United Stales Ten- nis ranklngs Tim has been head professional and manager at several Len· • ms clubs and was captain of the Toledo University team. Action in the tournament will reach the round of 16 today w1tll the Stuarts playin& at 6. lS and the Thomases at 7: 30 tonlght. 1Juarterfma1 round matches are to be played Saturday at 11. 12 30, 2 and 3 30 with semifinals at 9:30 and 11 Sunday morning and the tJUe match for $7,000 first prize money at 2. Phillies Cut Loose With Mighty Punch J>HILADELPllIA (AP> June is busting out all over and so are Greg Luzinski and Mike Scnmidt. ;June ls the month of brides, hC,yfever and the advent of sum· ~r. In Philadelphia, It's the month or the Phillies' mighty 1 2 p.,.nch Since he came mlo the Na tlOnal League six yt•ars ago, Lqzmsk1 has hit 320, slammed 32 home runs and driven m 111 runs m·themonth of June Thie; month hlis been no different He has hit Jes with six homers and 10 rb1 thps far lfh1s 1s Schmidt's hfth year in tM majors In .June he has a\l'.eraged .299 and had 41 hol'"(lers artt:l 114 rb1. This month the three· li0te ma.>or league home run king Is· batting at a .325 clip with 11 homers and 24 rbl. }~or the season, Luzinski is hit· tiOg .335. with 15 homers and 46 rbi. Schmidt 1s at .264 with 18 homers and 42 rbl. 'l>hillies' first baseman Rich Htbner says of LutinskJ, ''It's June and the Bull could hlt mµrbles " Luzinski can't explain what happens to him in June. "I don't even try to think about it," says the Phtllies' slueging outfielder. "It has to be a coincidence. There Is no logical explanation." ShortAtop Larry Bowa, whose locker is between Luzinskl's and Schmidt's, is always taunting the two muscle men with h1is sharp tongue. Either one or the two bruisers could squash the 155- pound shortstop In the palm of one b1gpaw. One day in spring tralrung, Luzinslu strolled by in a pair of shorts. those calfs and thighs bulging In the sun. Bow a shouted, "It you barbecued those legs you could eat off them for a month." Luzinski never changed ex- pression or direction, letting the wordJI drift into the warm spring winds. Schmidt is a different type. He's quiet -but he's a deep thinker. Slumps worry him. Sometimes his mental anguish overcomes his vast physical talent. Schmidt didn't hit In spr-ing training. He was bitting just .243 as late as June 9, with but seven homers. 1tara. U IN und r way at 7 and the North la favored to wlo it.a alJctb a•m• ln thla aeries South coach Paul Frey or Marina ( Huntln1t.on B"ach) HISh baa tabbed Steve Slaton oC Edlaoo <HunUn1ton Beacb) Hlgb ror atartlnl dut.y on the mound, with Foothill (Tultln) H11b'a Bill Re1an next in une. No pitcher can throw over three innings. Alao counted on heavily in pitcbln& wlll be Jamie Nelson of Garden Grove's Bol11& Grande High Frey has been impressed with the play ol Haaler, lnnes, Slaton, Barnett, Griffin and reserve Jake Hlll <Foothtll catcher> dur- ing game preparation and says of the North "We know they'll try to run on us and use a lot of tnck plays. The North has a pitch.ing Slaff with a lot Of speed. ''Our strength 1s hitting ability and our primary goals are to win and to showcase the athletes," ~ys Frey. Frey. in his fourth year at the r.t arlna helm, led his Vikings to the Sunset League championship this past year. • Among those available for the South <other than those in the staptlng lineup) from the Orange Coast area are Ken Hanvey and Lee Magga of Marina; Matt Palmer and Rick Clark of Newport Harbor; Mark Drazba and Tom Croat of Santa Ana's Mater Dei and Cory Alder or Coronadel Mar. The North's maJor weapons in· elude Fullerton High's Tom Alcott <Orange County player or the year), Sonora (La Habra > High's Brian Greer, Magnolia <Anaheim) High's Lee Belanger. Villa Park High's Bob Rose and Fullerton's Chuck Powell. Here's Frey's startmg lineup with batting averages· H~ Tnm ~·'""'" BOl\1, Gr•not• J~I 10 Mi-. .. FUt1't,., M--r1n .. H1 CF ~<ott ()foln<>Q i ounto1f'V~ll•y •11 Ar '"'"'" "'"'"°" Bo•\• (,,.no.. ..10 I F: Vic H,.,, .. ,, Tu\tl,,, •t>~ \S Tim Grift1", V• V•tt•v JIJ C Tim lnne\ Edl\on Jt\ 1& Oouo Pruwr PA<1l1rA, J?O P !.lf'v• ~t•ton, £ 06'on, ~ l WILT ••• Coat!aued rrom 85 look as awesome as he could Tuesday. but he had the best hJt· ting percentage on the team. All we have to do is work on position· Ing and some of the finer points with him · At age 40. is Chamberlain still capable of rising to the top or the volleyball world as he did in basketball? "Obvtously I can't jump as high or move as fast as I could at 20." Chamberlain says, "but I think it's all a mental thing. I could still be playing basketball, but l got mentally erased. l'm still menta l ly 'up' for volleyball." Casey Stengel was the manager in more World Series games than any other pilot in baseball history. Casey was al the helm In 63 contests. COSTA MESA AMC & JEEP I Major League Standings 1977 MATADOR WAGON V~ ....... •.AM ,._~,_. 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AOOEltHAYU Second Tum NICKHARStJ ThlrdT .. m SCOTT DeLONO Third Team Bitterne ss For Schuss SAN DIEGO <AP > Al Schuss. who broadcast major lea~ue baseball from ballparks ill Chicago and Brooklyn, says hr hasn't seen a game ror almost 10 years. Schuss. 72. sells real estate and supervises crew racing in San Diego but has boycotted baseball, his first love. After 19 years as the radio voice of San Diego's Padres or the Pacific Coast League, Schuss dido 't figure In a new m anaee· ment team in 1968 and friends say it left him "a little bitter." "I t\aven't seen a game since my last broadcast, on the final day of the 1968 season, for reasons bet· ter left unsaid," he said In an in· terview this week Schuss started his radio broad· casting career In 1928 fn Seattle after graduating from the University of Waahln1ton. He was also an FBI agent and aaais- tan t basketball coach at W ashlngton briefly. In radio, hla trademark was "There It g-o-e-s." signaling a homerun. Schuss first said it in 1934 when Gabby Hartnett homered at Wrigley Field. BaselHIU Elite MA"k DaP!U.0 FlratTeam Five Area Preps On All-CIF Teams Five Oranae Coast area stand· outs are among players with All· CIF 4-A baseball honors today as selected by the Citizens Sav· ings Athletic Foundation board. San Bernardino's San Goreonio High and Andy Rincon of St. Paul <Santa Fe Sprin&s) High. Leading the way ls Mark DaPello of Marina <Huntington Beach) Hlgh. who was the only deslpated bitter chosen of any All-CIF team th.la year. A second team berth goes to first baseman Roger Hayes of Ed ison <Huntington Beach> Hl1h, who ripped the ball at a .455 pace for the season. DaPello, who stroked lbe ball at a .488 clip, la a first team aelec· Uon. An alJ·league ace in 1.976 as a sophomore, DaPello rose to the occasion after nearly misaln& the season with an operation and bone transplant. Third team honors were erant· ed Fountain Valley's Scott DeLona. Edison's Steve Slaton and Nick Hanh of Santa Ana's Mater Def High. DeLong batted .427 and led his teammates lo every offensive category. Despite the handicap, DaPello'a bat was not affected and he led t.be Vikings of Marina to the Sunset League cham- pionship and a pair of victories in the playoffs. Slaton struck out 124 batters in 92~ Lnnlngs and accumulated an 0.68e.r.a. Pacing t.be first unit are co- playens of the'year Tim Miner or Hanh led Mater Dei to the playoffs wtth an 0.96 e.r.a. and bit five home runs. Drafted by the San Diego Padres 1n the sixth round ol the professional draft. he has a scholarshtp to San Diego State. * * * * F1rstTeam Pos Player, School OF-Escamillo Viltz, Notre Dame (S.O.) OF-Tony Gwynn, LB Poly OF-Rod Allen, Santa Monica 18-Dave Gillies, Crespi ~B-Ted Rozzi, San Gorgoruo 38-Tad Venger, Hart SS-JetrThomas, West Torrance Ut-Tim Miner, San Goreoruo DR-H ark DaPello, Marina C-Ron 'lburston, LB Wilson P-Andy Rincon, St. Paul P-Dave Weatherman, West Torrance P-Andy 8isnar, Lakewood SecondGam~ OF-Ed Hollins. Santa Ana Valley OF-stan Younger. Santa Monica OF-Ron Cummings, Arcadia 18 -lloger Hayff, Edlsoo 28-Mark Wedel, LB Mlllikan 3B-Ruben Soto. Chaffey SS-Joe Pocoroba. Crespi Ut-Brad Nelson , Newbury Park C-Mike McCall. Crescenta Valley P-Art Maebe, Crescenta Valley P-Roberto Macias, LB Wilson P-Jerry Jenkins, Royal Third Team OF-SCOU DeLoag, Fountain Valley OF-BrookJacoby, Ventura OF-KevtnCoughlon, Camarillo OF-Bob Spear, Notre Dame (S.O.) lB-John Hardin, Redlands 2B-Victor Huter, Tustin 38-Don Johnson, El Seeundo SS-Ron Lott, Eisenhower Ut-John White, LB MUUkan Ut-Eric Broesma, Loa Alamitos C-Mtke F\tzgerald, Lakewood P-&eve Slatoll, Edi.ton P-Glen Macptong, Crespi P-Nlek Ranb, Mater Del WE SELL PUCH THE MAXIMUM MOPED * WI All A Ml •mt DULa> IAl.ll r.Yn A .. ACCUIOllH RH * Mark . 400 . 563 . 389 . 390 . 361 • 4S3 . 472 • 343 • 488 . 306 11-1 14·1 9.3 A« .376 429 .4SS 478 478 . 371 414 . 444 15·1 10-2 8·2 • 4%7 . 373 . 380 . 400 . 372 .434 . 327 . 333 . 339 . 416 • 333 8-2 1().1 , ... With anv Moped l>UTCNM and tt\1' ad .•• our MC>Ptd 80ClllOtV kit! lncfud cable~ oll. chain l\lbe. gas can. tlr• oauo-. r I Cl. Jr . Sr • Sr . Sr . Sr . Sr . Sr . Sr . Jr . Sr . SI:'. Sr. Sr. Jt:. sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr . Sr. Sr . Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr • Sr . Sr . Sr . Jr . Sr . Sr . Sr . Sr . Sr . Jr . Sr. Jr. Sr. 41•• - 1 • ~---·-Coll ... llllM ........ ••d ••110 ............... All. Or • Couatr llaaon lut ..._ wbll• MoHJn WU~ to the tblrd uaJt. A fourth all·tounty cbolc•. Weat1nln1ter'a Ted MCC:utin, u allO OD Oranse ~t'a hat ol lo· comloa fre1bmco- atlb~ be wu &Jso on Golden West's hst. Orange Coast, wbleh had a 1-4 record lut season alter going 1-0 and wmrung the JC na- tional champ1onsb1p in 1975, baa some top re- turnees -1 n cl u ding quarterback Larry H&JI, running backs Denni. Boswell and P'aye Weathers and defensive back Steve Foley Here Is OCC coach Dick Tucker's hst of the top Incoming freshmen: (O\I• ,,..,..,_0..,.. Mo<llC• IQtll, 0•• Ouooroo~ •'1>1 Sl•n Mlllt• ,, .... ,.,. ltt-i.-O.lc filK~•rd lrb), o<lro l•"9CN'-'-' CO<ON Cit! MM-lr.O \t.s...i llbl: O••• ""-' IClt). ~Oii ""•"••Ob 001. J-~1111, lr•..-G•rr•ll •lb) MU .. 11.-qlon IU<l>-Srolt Tl,,,. btrt•lll• IOfl Stl'Y9\.lf9'C-ri twr·U Mtrl,..-N.MtflV Ton .. dO) Wl!'Stmlntttr-Cllf'e M •f<Nlt fdt); Oouv ao.-11 •rol, Jim Stu"41trt •oil. ltr"' U"Ml'I ; ltd ~C.ttln 1011 M•H• 0.1-ltu<• OMn~I too. "°""'"'" ,, ...... ~k• Mu\ .. tn.. .,., n ... ,._. '" Ntw-1 M•.---Jlm M•M• 10111 MIOt ~-to tfll ~· Ou1n11-lll<Nr•Sllw•lre 111, 3-A Team Selected Mike Pill, who pitched West Covina 's Edgewood High to back-to-back CIF 3·A baseball cham- pionships, Is the player of the year Collowine the A 11-CIF aelectlona as choaftl by the Citizens Saving. Athletic Foun- daUon board. Pill, who WU 14-0 In 1977, won 33 straight games over a three-year span and this year's er.a. is 0.48. """' 1.~ ... OF-Ir-~ IS.-•I .. , H • Jim Sult""' rt..'-f\t •lit v Mi.t A••f10" SI C-.. MY ..... 1.teO, Ir ; 11-lort•Q 0..1.., 1f00o-1. t2t I• 111 Jtll VI"" "wllttlOf\1 •3'. I• • )IS-Tom Ai<oll •l'wtl9'10f\I OS ., SS-1110 ~•ma IMO<llCla1rl lM. '' UI-0<'94 Sl•ffon I Htwl""'""I 09 " C-<t...iO..rne, IMotltct•lrt SOO tr , P ~''' Piii lfc!QowOO<I) 1'0 9'•n Jon9>' 'lt'W'(U} t11. \f; C.l.,•n t>rtttf 1c;.1W I I~? >t W<eftf T••m .l•lUllAIJ ........ ·u be 111os. Ollll'ma 11 u HJ&b • tw Na41 bMn to R mer and TuHd• or CMe110 aDd parttd . wllb Ottnr• County vau.,balt Club 11-aod· UDdtr teani ln tbe Junior Otym. pln, Wbn •h• return• on the we.kcod, her bap .tll be re· packed and •h• will take ott ror Koru t.ojoin the U.S. Junloc N•- IJonaJ tum tor aJx weeks ol play In lhat CCQltry. Alter Kocea, the U.S. cool- ioceot will be lo Japan for four weeks, tben spend two more weeks in Hawaii before retumina home September wUJ brinl further opportunity for travel for some of tbe 1lrla to Brazil for the World Junior cbamplonabJpt. The team is composed or girb 19-and-under and Johnston is the younge1t member of the squd. John.Ion la playlng ln Chicago with lheOCVCteam this week. Dedication to voJleybaU has been a way of life for her tJti! season. She played on the CdM team that went to the CIF finals before losing to South Coast League rival Laguna Beach. Since that season ended, she has been working with the two out1ide teanu, finlahlng around 11 each night. "I started playing in the ei(hth ende but I didn't do a lot with it until I was a freshman bere at Stars at Uni The Oran1e County Stara, Western Division leaders with a 3·1 record in the International Volleyball Aaaoclation CIVA>. host the defending champion San Dleao Breakers tonight at 7:30 in the University High <Irvine) eym. When San Diego won the IV A tltJe last aeuon DOO,e Parker was ill player.coach, and he has since defected to the Orange County franchise. In the Stars' home opener this season Parker's new team stunned San Diego three games to none. Former National Basketball Association star Wilt Cham- berlain made b~ 1977 debut In that match, but his duties as IVA lea1ue president enable him to play ln only halt ot the Stars' matches, and be b not scheduled to play tonight. Summer Sports CHERYL JOHNSTON CdM," Johnston says. "Dale Flicklneer COCVBC coach) bas improved my game a lot. He's also helped my aUltude. I really didn't have a eood attitude before." "Cheryl 11 a marvelous aJl- round player," Fllcklneer says. •'If she bu a weatneaa, lt'a In block.ina but by lhc.tlme •be re- turns from the Ortent, •he'll be greatly Improved lo that upec:t as well. "She bu the ability to do it but she haan't bad to so far. Chuck Erbe, coach of lbe Jr. National tHm, and I talked about UU. ?>.tore he left." 11 there any part of the eame abe enjoys over olbera? "I like to hit," she aay1. "Ilike the feellnl of Jumpin1 and hitting the ball." Doet it bother ber that she will be travelln1 alone to the Orient or that the team left before her? on =m.11.· .. ..., .... , to m I LCllld U..m I uu ..., .... lo _pt..1 • <OCVBC> ID Cblcqo. •• ' w ontheJ (14·ud r) Ul&l w. tb• 11111Gaal title lut , .... ad lt one ot tour p1..,.... m~ -.p to tile 11-and-u:nder 1quad lbb JUI'. ''Tbe 18"1 ot compeliUoo la not .uon~= In thia country ror lM D team," ber father Robert Johmton explaJna. "For that reuon, UMy conducted a fund-rail.inc campalln durtna the put year to ,o to the eouD· tri .. wtUI the belt UDJor teum. "In that wa,y, they wlU become an lnternaUonal team. The lirb will practice ln lbe morninc and play a match each nleht while they are over tbere, with few ex-ceptions." Wllb Cleryl Johoaton haviq two m«e years of high scbcd competldon ahead or ber and with the experience she b 1ain- in1 thls summer, Corona del Mar could replace Laguna Beach at the top ol lhe CIF volleyball stan-dings. Johnston bu had her share of booon dwiJ)& the put year. She was selec~ most valuable player in the Junior Olymplcs last summer and recently In Hawaii, waa picked for lbo alJ. rookie team from 72 flnt·year candidates. Aa a sophomore at CdM, sbi' was selected to lbe CIF lira volleyball first team. Flickinger may be a little biased ln h15 opinion with most of the girts on his three OCVBC teams hailing from the CdM and Newport Harbor area, but be says without hesitation: "Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar will both defeat Laiuna Beach next year. I th.lnk they'll meet in the CIF cbamp1ooahip game unless tbey draw the same bracket." To Play for GWC Mangano Follows Stan' Footsteps Diana Mangano will be follow. did try to pl~h Uke someooeelse, Ing ln the footsteps of aome ll· ft would be my sister Barbara." luatrlous i.lrls softball pitchers Barbara la now • coach ln Utah should she cut her lot with lbe and was a Bobby Sox pitcher Golden West Colle1e Rustlers prior to Kyler's days at Marina duringlbecomingscboolyear. Hieh. Neither of them were al· The almost perfect Marina forded the opportunity to High School girls pitcher and top participate in Cl F playoff com- player ln the sport In the CIF petition during their school da~ "'--i IA.. h Marl like Diana, however. Southern """"t on, C\,I t e na While her future ts uncertain. Vlklnas to the 4·A championship she lives only a mlle or so from and an undefeated season (17-0>. tb'e campus ot G~lden West It wun 't that she was a College and says 1he will pro- strikeout pitcher who took careof bably play for coach Judi oppoalne batters by herself. 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Tom 111 8••11, lctwaro E lllOtt 1010 II•"'" Ill CC I, 103. 3 llll<n.rd M4ntO, Cl•t9fl Ill l(fM..ty IHO(H•n<,.C(I, 701 l• Per a-11...,.,, Sou1r..rt10Mll-lf•'l'fi.t) l.lply's 0.-CKnlgl10 11• C.rou ..,.,_,, I !lob Ii•-. HU9h • T Th<>m-llllQ c..,.....,, CCI. n1 1 D••• llernn, o., ~ Curnvtl Clllt C.. nyon CCI, 111. J Conr<ICI l-, ,. • .,. SIXTM •ACI -4«I rwd1. 4 \t-old•. P11rw UOOO. Mr. ANn Oeca IMY'let) Ill WllMlll IOldllenc1tCCl,Jll. BOYS' BASKETBALL CAMP Edison High Gym -I st session June 27-July 8, 12:30-2:45 each weekday -2nd session July I 1-22 -Boys entering grades 6, 1 or 8 in Sept. -Fee $30. 00 -Recjfsfration for both sessions at Gym -June 27, 12:00-12:30. ·1 _, 0'-Boo S•w• 1111\~op MontQorNrv> M. t.r (urit J11trrun C!.t Otrrwro• MJO. \f • LAnc:• 8r.-w•r. 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She had During the summer months LA Harbor Leasue 67 atrlkeouts for the season. But she plays with the Westminster Orange Cout 58, LA Harbor ss her biegest asset was control. Rowdies at McFadden Park, less Tboroapbred a..eball Does she pattern her plkhll\I than a mile from her home. Fountain Valley Dodgers 7, after others? Perhaps, Melannle Three other members ot the Orange·Canyoo2 Kyler, who preceded her at Marina team are on the Rowdies Costa llesa.cdM Batketball Marina, then went on to pltcb Including Linda Epperson, AtCoroaadetMarRJgb Golden West College to sue-Darlene Gasher and Donna Newport Harbor as, Costa cesalve national AIAW cham-Martz. It ls part or the AGSA Mesa 70 plonshlga? circuit and gives the &Iris added Corona del Mar 57, v aJencla 52 "J Juat want to do what I can do experience in playing the eame Seacliff N-L-FooUuJI 63, El Toro62 myself," she says. "I don't want ofsortbaJL a.ant te tollow anybody else. H I fell I Is there any reason for her out-Wa~ 91, Pacllica 54 standing year at Marina? Net Division "I worked wtlh pltchlnc coach C I Ra M Dick Eagle and I think that The ff u n tin Ito n ye e ces at esa helped my control," ahe says. SeaclHf Junior tennis Mancano and her teammates team won the Beach are looking forward to playing In division of lbe California · Mike Bast wU1 try to unseat A large number of second Arizona over the July Fourth Junior Team Tennis Bruce Penhall of Balboa Itllhd dtvl.aiOll rlden alon1 with 10mo weekend and are about to la\Jncb League and advanced lo ln the king or the hill match race 1Jrl1 are compelln1 to move up a fund-raisins campaien to 1et the third round of the al the Orange County Fatr• into dlvialon one. Included If\ the money to play ln Hawaii in playo(( before lotlDI to srounds In Costa Mesa \onlaht 1roup are lttlly Moran, Dennis Au1UJt. Torr ancerecently. Cl ) w h e n t h e 1 peed w -a y Stew art, St*n Flanders, Bobby Through lt all, however, Diana Members of the learn motorcycles stage their weekly McL-1n, Tom Ferrts, Bud Ox· Man1ano has kept her com- Included: Mindy NIH, raeepl"OJl'am. tey, Cral1 Schaefer, Dennis Polure and is shy in anawertn1 Kristi Pascoe, Debbto Alan Christian of Hunliq\oll SJcalot and Mike Munl•an. questions about heraell and her W a11l1, KrlsU Hnrl1, ~ucb, has been the winninseJt acblevementa on the 1onbaJl Hotly Fox, CatMrlnt rider In aoratch and ha.ndlca9 Amonf(._lHe top 1lrl riders are diamond. Taylor, Kelly Elllaon, main eventa thb season, wlnn1.ni Catby,.._Sh~par'd, Pam Bennett But bers ia a name to re- Deep Sea Report ,..Wli'OtlT 10.Wy'tl•d .. I -16' enol•rt· I wreclld•. I llonlto ... bot 101 l'O<• COCl I ll•llblll, ISO m.aclltr•I. IArt't .....,.,.,,, -•1 •nQler• 1 bOflllt, U b•st, lOJ "'t~:.:~.:~:..... . ...,...., - ,,. •"111tr• I -It tM tlesa II --•1<11d4. 110 ..... 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Foartb of JuJy wHhnd eele......._ may be a fizzle t.hla year compared to the Spant ol '78 RMc teaaia.I extrava1anu. 1 IDd city olfic1ala report few U my peraut applications for fireworks di1play1 alone the Ora.nee Coast. "Alta lat year'• bicentennial sbow9. people are Just about alck of tlreworlu, .. 1aid one eo.ta lies a olflclal. INSTEAD OF the usual pyrot«hnlcs show like the one held at Orange Coast College Stadium last year, ''free awim periods'' are elated at four Costa Mesa pools. From 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. July 4, pools at Costa Mesa High School, Estancia High School and the Community Center will be open for residents who want to cool off. A quick survey of Orange Coast cities showed that many groupe are apparently still re- cuperating from last year. One such 1roup. the Dana Point Harl>or Busmess Associa· lion, decided not to hold a firework• extravaganza this year after a $5,000 spectacle caused a two-hour bicentennial traffic Jam. REBE IS a quick rundown of thote areaa Lbat plan events this year: Th• Bil Canyon Country Club wlll bold a private fir.work.a db· play at dusk July 4. N"port Beach reaid~ll aald last year'• ahow could be aeen from mcst parta oft.be city. HUl'll1NGTON BEACH -The c1ty'a annual July 4 parade will beCin at 10 a.m. on Majn Street near the site of Lbe old civic center. A day-lone festival will be held at t.be Seacllff Sboppi.nf Center, at the comer of Main Street and Yorktown A venue. As of this week, no fireworks displays bad been planned in Huntington Beach. MISSION VIEJO -A public picnic at the Mission Viejo Coun· try Club has been slated July 4. The event wiJI begfo at 2 p.m. on the 12th, 13th and 14th golf course fairways. The Bill Baker Tunesmithe 1roup and Mission Viejo High School ensemble "Ambassadors of Swing" wiJJ perform. A dance contest will be held and beer. chili and popcorn will be served at concession stands. The event as sponsored by the Masaaon Viejo Activities Commjt. tee, which will cap the everung with fireworks at 8: 30 p.m. xNoT~ .. s BERBY FAU:J Tbt. year'• July 4 fllftOra wtll be held In a new loeat:lcGU.· Fiesta llland. Tbe show WU.ii betin at t:~ p.m. • Knott'• entertalnment will elude Lbe fea~ lee &bow travacama. plus • Civil w baod plQtq aod l>aradlal noon lo ~s P•Dl. At 4 p.m._ • patriotic Richard He11r7 tee Award will be presented. ,. Blueerau !J!!lllc and 1 dancini wUl auo· be offerid • Knott'• from 11•.m.. to~ p.m. HOLLYWOOD 80WL-A fireworks picnic ~ocert Will bee in at 7 ;30 R.m, Jilly 4 wtth.tlfift Los Angel9' bilhl)'monic coo~ ducted by Sldnfiy Harth. a~ guest Blf Bttd from Sea&1ft Street, and thje1V0rks. Coet la $51 and $4 for box,.&eats and $3 and.ta for other' reM!rved aeats, ~ children under 12 halt prtoe. Ticketa are available at a&• cies. ROSE BOWL -A circus dlf fireworks show, "Funtim~ America," will be featured July, 4, Wlt.b doora open.l.ng at 6 p.m. pre·sbow at 7 p .m., cirCWI at 8 p.m. and 11.reworlcs at 9 p.m.1 Tickets at $4 for adults and S2 for children are available at maQY Thrifty Drus Stores or by callitll (213) 792~17L NEWPORT BEACH -The Balboa Pier appears to be the best bet for JuJy 4 weekend run. Starting at noon on Sunday, July 3, the Balboa Improvement As· soclation will hold watermelon· eating, tug.of.war and kissing contests followed by the Miss Balboa Beauty Pageant. S'AN CLEMENTE -Llona Club mei:nbers will hold their an· nual July 4 Chicken Barbeque from 1 to 6 p.m. on the San Clemente Civic Center lawn The meal will Include chicken, corn, salad and a roll for $2.75. Proceeds g 01., t oward San Clemente Llons>-lub commumty projects. A bake sale will also be held. FIREWORKS WILL STILL LIGHT COAST SKIES, BUT NOT AS BRIGHTLY LONG BEACH -Thjt Flreflehtera Fireworks Show ia scheduled for Veterans Stadium at 9 p.m. July 4. Admi.saion will A Blc:enten,_.al H•ngover la Bl•med for Fewer Fourth of July Celebr9tlona Thia Ye•r The all·day affair will be capped by 154 aerial fireworks devices launched of( the pier starting at9:45 p.m. The Newport Dunes w 111 hold 1ta yearly fireworks show at dusk July 4. Admission ts Sl for adults, 50 cents for youngsters Crom 12 to 17 and 2S cents for kids under 12. Younesters under 17 should be accompanied by parents. of· llctals said. Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion members will present a fireworks display at dusk from the city pier. The half· hour display, funded by the city, can be viewed from most places in San Clemente. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO The city's Fourth of July As· socaation has planned a number of contests. games and events from 10 a.m to 8 p.m. an an open area along Del Obispo Road JUSt south of 0rte1a HJ1hway. Contests Include one for the best beer-drinker and a "senor San Juan" pageant for 1ood- lookin1 males over 21 years of a1e. Picnic games for youn1stera, baseball, volleyball, an obstacle course and pony rides will aJao be offered at the celebration. No flrowor1t1 are planned. LAGUNA BEACll -OUtaJde of a private fireworks sbow at Irvine Cove, the hottest spot in town will be the Main Street beach at dusk where local resi- Candid, Special Effects Top Judging Student Photos Honored Prtie·winnlng photos by Newport Harbor High School stu· dents are on display now through July 11 at Cal's Cameras, 1770 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. The contest, sponsored by the school's newspaper staff and photography classes, was Judged by Daily Pilot photographers Advanced sweepstakes wanner Chuck Croul and beginning sweepstakes wanner Monaca Oldmen r eceived $10 gift certificates donated by Cal's Cameru and Dave·s Camera Exchange. OTHER WINNERS in the ad· vanced division were: Candid portrait: J:mmett Conrecode, first: Carter Lee, second ; Tom Maler, third; Kathy Koll, honorable mention. Action: Marty Esslinger, first ; Scott Barnard, second and third : Bruce Crane, honorable mention. SPECIAL Etl'ECTS: Chuck CrouJ, first: Tom Maier. second and third; Philip Vass, honorable mention Landscape '"eascape: Lisa Bostwick. hrst; Steve Asahino. second: Carter Lee. third . .Kim Ostman. honorable mention. Miscellaneous: Marty Essl· ineer, first: Dave Fier, second; Wendy DeYoung, third, Brad Martin, honorable mention. • Beelnners dlvilion winners were: Candid portrait: Monica Oldmen, first; Tony McDemas, aecond; Llsa Grundy, thlrd; Uaa· Netbercuu, honorable menUoa. Action: John Fallon, lint; Dave Snyder, second; Kim Fox, tblrd; Dave Snyder, honorable mention. Special ertects: Lisa Nethercutt, first; Janet Jacobi, second. Landscape/seascape: Lorl Brittingham, first; Tracie McBride, second; Kevin Beuoo,. third. Miscellaneous: Dana Strader, first; Priscilla Raff. aecond; Troy Trimble, third. dents bold their own fireworks dJaplays. South La1una Hills Homeowners Association mem· bers will hold a 10 a.m. July 4 parade startln& at Pike and Lasune Roads. alonJt CallCia Drive to MeKenite Street and ending at Cousteau Park. A pic- nic carnival wall follow the parade. The celebraUon wall feature a children'• co1tume contest. Children are Invited to come dressed aa a holiday to lllustrale the theme "Holidays of the Year." AV ALON -Islanders will hold their celebration extravaganza on July 3. A big band dance will be held at the Casino along with a spectacular fireworks display in the harbor at nightfall. ANAHEIM STADIUM -A fireworks show, which can be seen from many parts of Oranee County will take place following the 6 p.m. July 4 Angels-Oakland A's baseball game. DISNEYLAND -Part Of- ficials said no special events are planned for July 4. The nlptly parade at 9 p.m . will be followed by a fireworks show. be$1. . Abo, an inboard speedooat re- gatta will be held at Lbe Lons Beach Marine Stadium beliJl- ninl at 10 a. m., with 13 cluaea f( Inboard.powered runabout awl • hydroplanes competin1. Ad· ml11lon ls $3.50 for adult.a.It with chJldren Wlder 12 admitted rree. PALM SPRINGS -Tbe Min Tramway .&.auty Paaeaat tti •. scheduJecl to betha at 1 p!m. JuJ.y 4 at Airial Tramway Mountain LOdte. Tram fare round tr:tp Js $UO for adulta, $3.50 for penou 12· l 7 and $2 for children 4-11. Old Thners Set Picnic For Sunday· Tall tales and a Jot ot lef· pulline will be amon1 Lbe attracr- tloos of um weekend's 51Jst 014 Timers' Picnic. be1innln1 et noon Sunday in Santia10 Put. 3535N. MainSt..SantaAnL Or1anizers request that ladies not dip snuff durln1 Jun~, "Keepine up with Lbe paat'' WJU be the theme, with htstortao Jim Sleeper headlnf the Oran1e County Pionee111 Auociatioo'1 new board, composed of lrenne Lancaster, Dick Bradle)' ancl Charle)' Swanner. • "Al"l'Ea LAST year'• fl..eo; we lllcked out all the old ~ tors In favor of 1ome freah faces/' Sleeper Q'plalned. Accordin1 to Mr1. Lane~.) "Hi&blilht of the day will be !DJ' awaratn1 of the coveted Pf .• Townsend cup in the ladJe1· over·80 aquaplaninf compett. Uon. A lovely piece of bedroom cr~kery will also 10 to the l~t pulUna in Lbe biHest crawdtd. • SHOT OP GIRL TOOK BEGINNER 8WEEP8T AKES Bt M6HICa Otdmen of e21 G.,y Pt.ce, Newport BMch The 1roup'1 publlclty ltt-of nounc.. "Tb.ls year'a ~ will be eYen better l8'-t year'• (t.beff w .no ~-lut "ear)" • .. # • , r Antiques, haod-crafted item.a, palnUns1 an4 plant.a frona Oran1e and five IUJ'l'OUodane Southern California countl• wUl be ofttred for tale SUnday d~ the Oranae County Preal Club'• antlguo buaar (see related at.oryon Pac• C9). not a.m. to 4 p.m. bauar wW be bdd a& Santa Ana cottece, 17t.bandBrbtolstreeta,SantaAnL ' Mm1a on ii $1 for adulta. Chlldien under 12 wW be admitted free. , "'iun\b .. y r, wh au lb bun· al p pera and dnammen AH m on I.be rl Id to aeluW \bl da)' and thtir h ital Tbetr comblned eftort with IUCb t.radiUuoal favorita .. tho bf a "Amaaln1 Grace" or "Scotland thto Bnve" more clonly resemblea a burnc:ane I uvlty Uus year will abo ulvte Her M•J•l1 Q en ~haabetb'a nth v .. r Jta 1 •IU. mu1c. dancln , a~ com Uou and a · .. ri: y ol other fa.nuly acuvltl . a wkte vari~Y ol tAao a HipJand br""· Clllldrtn wW find c&plQW of l'be alwa11·m..ieauc Pact'a.Al. •bkb draW9 mare t.ban ~.ooo vie era and 1nclud well vvtr J.000 par&itlpant• and com pe:Ut.on, betm• at 1.30 a.m an Veteran.a' Memoraoal Stadium, ocar t.tw Dou&}u >J.rcraf\ Com· ba1ptper and drummer comped· tiou ud &t.hletlc matcb• pat t ntd an the ~d Scottl.tb wapen· •chaw. °' weapons •bow. ID&n)' t>ootM wW be open Scott.1Jb and ~erlcan foocb wUI be told. plu.s a wlde nrlcty of retail 1oods.· IOU Yt&Litl and novel Un. antique 1word1 and other artifacts ot \he many feud.I. bt\.· · Ue1 and wan between clans •P. peaUn1. atoa1 with dlaplaya ol atren,ih by ml&bUlr mucled men clad ln tradJUonal kilU. ONE OF THE moat popwar i,s the caber toss, in which a pole 15 to 17 feet 1001 weichlng 80 lo 100 pounda 15 heaved 1n an au.empt to fljp it end-over·end Graceful Hl1bland dances will * • * Piobairtrehd Practiced A variety of special competi- tions and aames for children is 1cbeduled at 10:30 a.m .. while many 1ames visitors flnd it ap· pealln1 to 1lmply wander, browse amon& booth•, sample foodstuffs and people-watch. Devotees o! the plobaarucbd, the symphonies an bagpipe that aenerally laal more than 30 minutes in continual play, may bear a wide selecUon of such mualc tonight at Long Beach City C0Ue1e. Scotland bave produced a number of plobairacbd concerti, di1Unctly different from the more widely known martial muaic associated with the play- 101 of bagpipes. Scou have alway1 had 1pecial ~ntereat and respect in enealoay. but booths dealing lth. Scottlah family lines and history expect more vlalton due Competition is scheduled to start at 8 o'clock in various clasarooma, designated by 1lana. adjacent lo Veterans' Memorial Stadium where the 4Slh Annual Highland Gathering and Garnes wlll be staged on Saturday. Sl1na will be pOfted on the LBCC campus deal1natln1 cla11rooms where judaes will be gradln1 the concert preaenta- tlori• u a part of the uaembla1e of the clans. lo renewed lnte,,.t aenerated by black author AJ\!x Haley's book "llooU." Seven clan• wlll have centers 1el up with hlstorlcal data on the famlly society they represent and Its septa, or lndlvidual families wtthln that c)an. The ploba1rachd (which I.I pro nounced phonetically as pee· brook> is scheduled separately due to its intncacy and required attention to musical skills and detail. Symphony orchestras in Another musical reature will be tenor drumming where drum1ticka are twirled with con· slderable dexterity 10 u n<X to mt.a a beat between awtn11. The drum maJora' competition, alway• a popular event, will be divided into novice, amateur and profesaionaJ divialona Plenty of parkln& will be available th1i )'ear at the new location, accordinl to organizers who foWld It an lncreulna pro· blem at the former aite. The Arts in Brief Laguna Starts ConCerts The Laguna Beach Sijmmer Music Festival wall be inaugurated this year. beginning July 25 and reaturtng Japanese conductor Masatoshi Mitaumoto. , The second t'oncert. July 28, will 1potlighl mezzo soprano Carol K1mball and pianist Vlrko , Baley with the third cooeert. Aug. 3, featuring a ' solo Perfonn.lnl by cellist Ko Jwuakl plus a performance by the Arri.Sa Slrin& Quartet. The concerta wlll befin ~t 8 p.m. at IA1una , Beach High School Auditorium, 62:1 Park Ave Ticket Information is available from 494.n12 Ta,wr's S~a•on Announ~ed ; The Mark Taper Forum of the Los Aneeles M us1r Center has announced its season begin· ning Aug II "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Su1c1dc When the Rainbow Is Enuf," by Nlozake Shanec, will be staged Aug. 11 through Sept. 25 Then. Nov 3-Dec. 18, the Taper will present Trevor Griffiths' "Comedians." Both plays were successrully produced In New York. The world premiere of Robert Alan Aurthur's "Attica" ls set for Feb. US-April 2, and the season will close with the world premiere of "BI ack Angel" by Pulitzer Prise-winning playwright Michael Crist.of er, May 18·July 2. For ticket Information, call <213) 626·7211. i Eoz Trot to BeH11 Da•d119 Want to learn the Cox trot? Or maybe your t tastes run more lo belly dancing. A clua In the l former. d~\aned for senior citizens. will be held 'Wednesday mom1111s beginning June 29 at the Garden Grove Coromunl.ty Service Center, while belly danclnc wlJI be tau1ht on Fridays at Santa Ana Collece. Additional lnfonnallon is available by Callin& the rea11tar at Santa Ana College, 835·3000. • • AUTOMATIC GARAGE " "ti\ i DOOR OPEHER ~v--SPECIAL s199 En1oy conv•nl•nct1 •nd prot•ctlon with• automatic rarage door pener system by ALLIANCE Odldren'• Ftua Fe•tf.,al A free summer festival of entertainment for duldren will begin July 5 and run through Aug. 12 al the Hollywood Bowl Performances will be given al 9 30 and 10.30 a .m on weekdays, with the schedule changing weekly l\eservatlona are required and may be made by writing Open House at the Bowl, P.O. Box 1951, Hollywood. CA 90028. and enclosing a setr-addres11ed stamped envele>pe or by calling 1213> 972-7200. ext 826 or 827 lrri•e EZ('Ur•lon• srne. Three series of concert sub:>cnpt1ons are available through Irvine Excursions These in- clude a performance by Carmen Dragon and the Long Beach Symphony al the lrvme Harvest FestlVal, plus concerts by Van Cliburn, Manlyn Horne and other noted performers For informa- tion contact trvme Excursions in care of the Bank of Irvine. 14322 Culver Drive, Irvine, CA 92714, or call 7SH.847 Mifllaiure Golt Touneo..e11t The first annual KWIZ U.S Open ,Celebrity Invllational Pro Am Miniature Golf Tourna- ment, sponsored by the Fountain Valley Lions Club, will be held from 9 a.m to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Fountajn Valley Miniature Golf and Recreation Center ,.16800 Magnolia SL Celebrtly particlpanta w\11 lnclude Bobby Hatfield, Blll Balance. Ed Arnold. Robert Badham. Dennis Manaers. "Spider" MacLean and many others. Tickets are SS for players. S2 tor 1pectatora scomSH BANDS WILL !NTERTAIN Hightand Gathertng to Be Hetd Seturday 'Wiz' Returns Triumphantly By TOM BARLEY "Ot• o.lly ........... Exuberant Ahmanson Theatre authorities •aY lh•t many of the f al\I who are packing the Los Ancel• Muafc Center theater for "The Wlz" are patrons who are seeln,a the show Cor the second, and <>ft.en the third, time. That~· will come•• no aurprise to anyone who la vlewlnl this ma1niflcent.ly staged, 1lortoml7 deUvered rock revamp of "The Wizard o!Oz"fortbeflntttme. The cast reeeived a standin1 ovation and counu.., curtain call• at the performance last weekend, J>}u.s ctltera and ahrteka throughout the abow frotn an unuaually enthual~c audience. AU. IUCllL Y 4eserved for a show that has everyt.hlna: 1uperb cutln1, astonish.mg decor, a acore t.baf doean't have a sour note in it and a rewritten book that carefully retains the taary tale maiicthat "Oz" alw1y1hadforchlldren. Its all black cast features Renee Harris. a dehehtful Dorothy, comical Ken Prymu~ as the Cowardly Lion, Ben Harney, an en~agmg Tin Man, and cheerful Charles VaJcntino as the Scarecrow Kanai is a spectacular Wlz. mad<' even more so by the amazing eHccts built into Tom John's fantastic sets and fai,t-puct>d dance routine:. that more than once stopped the show IF VOU love 'The Wizard of 01" you ·11 adore ANTIQtJU 8AZAA& -Ida hand-crafted Items. pelnUqJ and pltnU. beadlts dbedvan· r Galleries I Exhibits taled children: 9 a.rn. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Sant.a Ana ~Iese. 17th and Bri•tol street.a. Santa Ana. Sponsored by Orance County Presa Club. Sl adults. children under 12 free. ONE·WOllAN SHOW -Pa1ntln11 by Clea Harvey, now throu1h July at Garden Grove City Hall, 11391 Acacia Parkway 8 a m t.o 5 p.m weekdays. Free CHINESE ART --From the Republic of Ch1no. Saturday through Apnl 30. 1178. at the CallCornla State Museum or Science and Industry, 700 State Drive. Expoeatton Park. Los Anaeles. 9:30 a.m . lo 5 p.m. dail)'. Openlne ceremony 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday with cultural demonatraUona Free. 'BEBITAGE CRAFT SPECTACULAR' - DemonatraUons of tradltional crafta. plus free concert by Carmen Draaon and the Glendale Sympbony, 11 a.m. to4!30 p.m. Sunday at the Los Angelea County Museum of Natural Hlatory, 900 t:rpoalUon Blvd., Los Angeles. P'ree admlss1on; parkina $2. Call 142-H71. Put • few word• In th• 10 work for ou DAILY PILOT Via Lido Plaza :11:19 \'111 l.illo, !\.b. •17:1-~\;J\) "The W1z." It's the old fairy tale with brand new. Summl·rllnH' '" ht.•re, .111<1 q iry 11oon no"'. present day tr3ppings and it's a triumph for beJullful N•·"'port Ucud1 .... 111 be ho!>t <intc everyone connected with a i.how that was ugam, to thoui.an<h ol new and old v111wrs from brought back to the Ahmanson by public de· around thi• ""1111d mand. We .1t Old World Art will do our bt-lt to It '1 scheduled lo run through Sept 10. But be mBke your v\til u m"morable one Wf' lnvf~e warned; there wasn't an etnply seat at any you .JI to 1tt 011r aelcc11on of tile fmesl in performance the hrsl time around and you may p:i1nlinfl.i.. r ut aluss. lewelrr. porcelain have lo wail a long time for tickets fiiturtnei.. and mJny other u11 eHectr. from around th<• "'11rtc1 \nc1 wt• c•.rn prom1,e ~ou that tht· Old Wor ltl Art Connertton •· wlll be an ,-JUST 26 MILES Ac:rou THE BLUE PACIFIC l un(ori?ellobll' rnlldt.•nt'' m ~our life "'hen once THIS WEEK~ n ~ • agurn you II h1t lht.• trail for homt. g:~~SL~N:o · cY-0.lond~ 7-0oyM_,t.cll~" 0.. All Off 'olwtlfttp 3 DEPARTURES EVERY DAY ·9 am.1:30 pm·7·30 P \IY=!~~;;~ l®T10\£mDN or 775·6111 ·832·4521 ·(714)527·1111)1~ 1 ,. •. ft11t oed rant to Newporl Beach to con tralulal.e UM br«btra M uchn . Slrou Moe, propn.un ol lbe Apmdana •benan the exollc culture aad cuiain" ol the Mid c:Uc East have been brou1ht lo tht.' Oranse Cout. Reactun1 a bit beyond tht.' borden ~the area 1eneraJly de· fined aa ,the Middle Eut. Ap~dana 's offerlnas 1oclude Ruu1an and American dishes as well aa traditional Persian, Armenlan and Greek 1pec1a1Ues But anytlun1 you order will seem appropnate in lhls settina. with ats luxuriously appointed furnistung.s, wall tapestries Wld carpets worthy or Scheherazade's thousand and one night.a. At dinnertime. the rest of this month, Apadana ls featunng a second birthday special. The two entree choices are Russian stuffed cornlsh game hen, with wild rice, SS.95, and French chateaubriand. $7 95, regularly priced at $11.50 A Persian reUsh tray, contam ing Turlclsb dolmen Greek mousaka, accompanies either selection as an appetizer. Also in eluded in the dUloer 11 a slice of baklava, the famous and flavorful Mlddle-Eutern pastry topped. in this Instance. by pu1tacblo nuts and honey ••• IF FOLLOW In our foot1tep1 -trtflil)-.t_ecom· mended coune of actionl.'bead- next to the Golden Dr.,on to ex· tend le(ond annl veraary ton· 1ratulation.s to the famlly Wan1. ownen or the outstanding restaurant that specializes i~e Mandann <aJso known as Pek· m1) school of Chinese cooking. You probably won't come across the father and master chef. Yuan· Der. who'll be busy 1n the kitchen , but you'll no doubt <See MANDARIN, Page C4) THE f1R8T of our two dinner cntrees was the cornlsh hen. a dish that netted a superbly cooked bird together with artful- ly seasoned stuffing and wild rice Our second selection came from the regular menu. one of Apadana 's sensational com bin a· tlon plates. He Gets Around Jazz trumpeter Jerry Burns 1s a busy band leader these day::-. HJs group ~lays Dixieland jazz Monday nights at the WhJle House an Laguna Beach, and is also playing f1\ 1' days and nights a week at Disneyland's New Orlean.5 Square ln addition. the group plays for the new Dixie Brunch every Sunday at El·Adobe-by·the·Sea in Dana Point Harbor. HJ.YI .. FREE APPETIZER OM us Wl'TMTHISAO DINING • DANCING EHTftTAIMMEHt Businessmen s Lunch Specials SIAIOOO • coen AILS. l'OOO TO ~o IAHqUITS • ra1v 1. n ,AntlS CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS HAPPY HOURS •·6 1750 W Uneoln • Anaheim 991·0540 64 7 W. 1 ~th St. • Costa Mesa 642-97114 Russum ~turfed coml1h .,., .... ..,~_ ............ -._ •0 100 i:amt' hen with wild nee ~ 9!S French Ch~teaubriand . . . 7 95 lncludtn1· Armenian Putry "81kl&\'8" Pistachio Nut.a with honey lopping REGULAR MENU ALSO SERVED AUTHENTIC CUISINE OF THE E>tOTIC MlOl!AST Pers1on. Armenian. Creek """ Ruulan apeclaltlH I( t'\r.C1N"nc.-r r '"~· , eoo Newport c.nt• Urive ICroH from Faf\IOn llland lUl'l:(HEOl'I: Monct.ay thru ftod•v II J01m t0lOOpm Dt1'MI> -hl!'fV ht'n1ng rrc.m ; on pm Rewrv tlont hoftored-'40·7502 TEMPLE (fARDENS ~·· ; {)flNS~ R••••ur•"' ~!1 LUNCHEON ANO 00.fNER DAILY Sp~ciClll U..Cheon Mfet 11.Aono,1v thr Fr :i.,~ 1 1 :lO to 1 JO RICKSHA COCKTAIL LOUMGl Ff' 11 '" q f; 11 Tr<'i.. a Drink • I SOO ADAMS let Hllf'it«I COSTA MISA Ai.4, ftt Ger4"1 Gro•• 1220 I HOOl04UlST 541~·1917 540·1f23 IAI Chep-111 '11·7020 Presents "GREAT FOOD AND ALL TIIAT JAZZ'' and A SPECIAL HOLIDAY PROGRAM Fe1tur1ng 0 SIAWIHD0 9pm·1045pm and1230am TN, Jwt. 21Ht Htnt W, Jtt/ty JM plus SUMDA Y, JULY J. OMl Y THIMIW "STORYYILLE .. IAND and 'MONDAY JULY 41 T .... .._.-4Dl1~Jca wttllJ~lwlt· ~I"" 5-t., M. 2Hll .. COOKIOOK .. 340 S. COCllt Hwr .. ....,.. hech for ....... etleM & ,,. ........... 494-IOll/9 Oranie County·~ ~o. t flou..1e O< Ja1t. Ornalwsc · Leave 11 in our hands " And who better would know whtel'I outstanding Sftasonal seltcllons w111 be exactly perfect for this Very Special Japanese Dinner, Our Chof knows your Jastes His sel~llont w111 abun· dantly please your palale We promise you a Superb Gourmol Dinner of al leart f1vP courses Hon ']).'ocut•l't• Sm111 ~alc1(I J.l r Jtj llWll<> •T8lJ)(EMO . ,,. GWCPre e Folk-Jazz Band Tonight ,. FOLK.JAZZ NCJ:&T ·-Bobin WllllHuon. former ber of the Incredible Strtna Band. -wlth lf'OIJP. 1111 lll&ITJ Band, 8 o'clock t.oDr1bt in Golden West Colle1e CommunllY Centfl' adjacent lo Gotbard Street park.ins lot. HunUnctoo Beach. Sl. 'TWIUGHT OP THE GODS' -Dramatic adap· talion ol Wainer opera, I o'clock torueht throucb Sunday, Scheherazade Players at Arthur's Barn. Hertta.ce Park, 12174 Euclid St .• Garden Grove. 50 cenu. 534·2811. 'HELLO MUSIC! HELLO DANCE!' -Variety show, 8 o'clock tont1ht at Garden Grove Hilb School Auditorium, 11271 Stanford Ave. Pertonnancea by dllterent community groups. S2 general, $1 atudenla and seniors. 'BITE ntE BULLET' -Western film starring Gene Hackman, 7:30 o'clock tonight at Santa Ana Collete J>bllllps Hall, 17th and Bristol streets. Free. . MARIA MULDAUR-Tonight through Sunday at The Golden Bear, 308 Pacific Coast H11hway, Huntington Beach. 536-9600. DOLL HOUSE SHOW -Sponsored by As· sistance Lea1ue of Orange, 11 a .m. to 4 p.m. to· day through Sunday at Chapter House, 124 S. Orange St., Orange. $4 adult!, S2 children under 12. GOSPEL SEED -In concert, 7 .30 o'clock - toni1ht at Calvary Chapel, 33732 Bil Sur, Dana Point. Free. •JOAN, BAB\" -World premiere rock musical 8 o'clock loni1ht, 3 and 8 p.m. Saturday and sun'. day at Golden West Colle1e Theater, 15744 Golden West St., Huntiniton Beach. $3.50. 892-7711ext.545. BUCK OWENS -7:30. 9 ~ 10·30 o'clock ton!1ht and Saturday at Knott s Berry Farm. $4 addlts, te children. l MITCHELL MAIUONEnES -1, 2:30, 4 and 7 o'clock today; 1, 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Hvntin1ton Center 7777 F;din1er Ave., HunUnitonBeacb. Free. -.. Gourmet Japenett Culalne ' aou1tt Cont VllltQ• 11114. '• ...... , Horika1t1a ht1~ft ·~ ... , <eOr.11• f.tlllCU't' 1105111t ultllene, lnthtim I 7141 OMtU ...... """' -·h co .. t l'laa 3800 s. Plaza pr, Son10A.n1 (1141) 557 2531 In Uttte Tokyo n••r lh• .. wtlc Ctnt•r 111 S San Pedro Los Angeles (21 Jj ,680 9355 ll•Mnetlell• ... ._ .......... ·nan ONE AS.LSl!P. wmsng• -Ton.l1ht and Saturday, Irvine Community Theater, CU.If ' Drlve at El Modena Avenue, Newport Beach. ' 848·3171daya, 557·72117 evenl:np. 'AN IN8PECl'OR CALLS' -9 o'clock ton11ht and Saturday, Saddleback Valley Community Theater at Mission Viejo HlchScbool. 837·1.38$. 'NATAUE NEEDS A NIGHTIE' -Comedy, now throuch July 16 at the Harlequin Dinner Playhouse, 3502 S Harbor Blvd , Santa Ana. 979·5511 'ALADDIN' Children's play, 7:30 o'clock tonight, 2·30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at Laguna Moulton Community Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. $1.50. 497·3598. 'THE FANTASTICK8' Musical, tonight through Sunday at Cabaret Theater Company, Muckenthaler Cultural Center, 1.201 W. Malvern Ave., Fullerton. $6.50, includes snacks. 87SMi865. SEBASTIAN'S DINNER THEATERS -"'My ' Fair Lady," now at 140 Avenida Pico, San Clemente, 492-9950; "Hello. Dolly," now through July 3 at the Grand Hotel, Number 1 Hotel Way. Anaheim. 772· 7710. CAB~KET-STYLE MUSICAL -"Jacques Brei Is Ahve and Well and Liv1oi in Paris," now through July 20 at South Coast Repertory, 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, 8 p.m. Tuesdays- Sundays and 3 p.m . Sundays. $4 50-$6.50. 646·136J. after 1 p.m. dally. THE NEW GREEK THEATER -Marcel Marceau, now through Sunday: The Joffrey Ballet, June 28-July 3. Ticket! at a1encies. CONTINUING IN LOS ANGELES - "Bugs" /"Guns" and "Leander Stillwell," through July 7 at the Mark Taper Forum· "An· nie Get Your Gun," through Aug. 6 ~t the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion: "The Wiz," through' Sept. 10 at the Ahmanson Theater. lnderinlte runs: "Hold M•" at th~ Westwood Playhouse ··vanities" at the Coronet Theater, "A Choru~ Line" at the Shubert Theater. <See SADDLEBACK, Pace CS) Real Cantonese f Otld ... here - take hom. STAG CHINESE CASINO l 11 21st Pl., Newport BHch ORlole J..tUO .. _to Mldfti9'1t 0-'ly-Wffti...cft U11tll 1:00 •·"'· o•u n """'.,ow-.., .... NOW A TRULY SENSATIONAL SHOW!! With the Live Broadway ~ With the Live Broadway HllMu11 .. 1 ~~ HllM~""o~ ,.,.~ ~\,.~ nv~ .. ~~ " ..,,..,)~ For lnf0fl'l1&tlon & reservations can (714) m-mo or at the box offlc~I Or9nd Hotel, Number One Motel Way Anaheim. (Acrou from olaneyJand.) ~ ~~''· ,.,.~ ~Q~~ v--~' For Information & rHervat1ona call (714) 492·9950 or at the box otfloe Sebastian's/West, 140 Avenlda Pico, San Clemente. ...... . 1111g anti Da~1 is Bad wil tM~ll• it CaMltJ } • 11HD a m£ aapub d!ncUoa ot Jobn· David K•lln, SCI\ '1 pr mler eirp00eoi ot • lcal •t.asint. "Jacqu ar.l" pla19 tbe splend.ld lhowm hip of tbnt 5C1l renlart <•lc~anl Doyle, II•"'• llcrarJaDd. Jam• dePrieat> &Gd a "new fac.," who oo leCOOd &Juce. aa DOt ao oew at all. si. is Ten Rab&oa, a Lasuna Beach aetnu wbo wu a member of the orisinal sea company. before it took root on t.be Oranae Cout, circa 1M4. A member of the New York, Los An1ele1 aad San Franct.co comparuea of "Jacques Brei.'' Miss Balaton 1lve1 the show It. tru. Parisian Oavor and serves u a link between its Yrench ideas and their American lmpJement.a- Uon. Miss Ralston opens the eveninf wlt.b a poig- nant. and quite unhappy, memory ol childhood, aA nlttm ernotlaa l'MlllftllDI Joilw' ('"K '1 and live on waterfY'Ont C"A.m.1rterd&11D"), Jett.tr lbe mo1t powufuJ ot tb• tbow. ff• a1ao lew olf the comic aecood act open r, "The u.:• wJtb ael.f.:ettactna &eat. lllu lie Farland 111hown to ber belt advan· tat• In tho tlq .. Old Folk&." wbllo Doylt re· nl1 In Ute •• Bacti.lor'1 Dane•" and Jolna dtPrlest for a etlnatn1 rebuke ol tbe older 1ea ratloa ln ·~ llldcllo Clau," end1nt with the 1mi.,..• arrival at that Juncture themselves. It 11 another number \hat remalna with )'OU. Ensemble excellence ~ dlaplayod in ''Bruaell.'' a aona and dance 1klt with 1tr1w bats Gld canes: .. Dtaperate Ones," a moody u- 11ult cm the aeoaea. and the finale (and the only recolftiuble IOnl of the score), "U We Only Have Love," an upbeat hymn to life ttaell. With Diane dePrleat'• fine cboreoarapby and Tbomu Ruzllta'a beautifully modulated ll•bU'°' effect.a. "Jacques Brel" is an imnmiaely sat.itfylna evenlna ot theater. Performances will be given nlahtly, except Monday, and on Sunday aftemooos throuah July 30 at the SCR theater. 1827 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Reservauona 6"·136.1. Adventure Story A dying Doug McClure Cleft) insists that Patrick Wayne leave him and help bis friends to safety in the new film version ot Edgar Rice Burroughs' "The People Tbat , Time Forgot ... Sarah Doualaa costars. ~olJen ;/;;Jragon MANDARIN SPECIALTIES FEATURED. GENUINE CHINESE MANDARIN DISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo Carte Dishes LUNCH•DtNNER O~IL Y Food 10 TIM Out 11 30 AM to 10 P.M .. Jt21 ........... COBAMUA '4Z..7162. 64'-"'' ,~;~\lln J!Ja,,w~ CROWN HOUSE ~" .,"'t-RESTAURANT S2I02 COAll' HWY. LAGUNA NIGUl!L IAI C:.-Y...., ,...._, 499-2626 496-5n3 South Co<11t'• Fine11 Cuiaine IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT 384 FOAUT AV!. LAGUNA 81Aat ,, .. .,...11 ..... Ample FrH PartcJng 494·9491 752.1511 · 8REAK:¥AST LUXCff Dl~'SER COCKTAIL OASCIXG PRESENTS OUTSTANDING DINING & ENTERTAINMENT .. * MEDITERRANEAN ROOM F'OR EXQUISITE CUISINE-SERVICE DINNER SERVED FROM 5 PM LUNCH FROM 11:30 AM CHAMPAGNE SUNDAY BRUNCH FROM 10 AM -3 PM * Captain's Table Coffee Shop SERVING Z4 HOURS DANCING & fN'flRTAINMENT NIGHnY INTHE lOUHGE 18700 MacAITHUR·NEWPORT 133-2770 <Ffom Pa•e C3) see other members of the family: Yuan-Der's wile, Chi; hisslsler; Li; and numbers one and two son1, Willie and Harry. Altbou&h Mandarin food dominates the Golden Dragon's menu, it ls one of the restaurant's marks of eJtcellence that you 'll also find representative dishes from other major schools of Chinese cookine: Sz.ecbwan, i'ukien, Sbanibtu and Canton. . lt'a t.hanb to the Mandarin presence, however. that you'll be able to enjoy aucb unusually de· Uclou.s and different dishes u moo sbu shrimp, $4.50. The staple food of Peldne (which muna "northern capital"> l5 not rice but wheat nour. TRIS P&OVINCIAL variation J.lvea rise to the all·lmportant pancake -made from fine, soft EL ADOBE BY-THE-SEA Announces 1WOHIW FIATUU$ THE SUNDAY* BRUNCH (Ser.led 10:30 a m to 2:30 p m. * HAPPY HOUR A.LL DAY (Belgian Wafll ... Crepes, Mexican Buffa!) • with music by tt\e JIRRY IURNS JAZZ IAMD -AHD-. MOftday "SWI~ HaGMr' Featul'lng THE CHARLll ROMERO CiMIAltTIT (7:30to 11:30p.m. C........,T ......... s.f,.f Ill""'· l:Jo ._ ,_.T_.U......,_.D.., ........ .. ENCORE .. R ADOBE BY-THE-SEA 21001 DIM Dr .. .,...,.. o ........... ,..ltaMnatt..' ,. Hw Woe ...... Call 496·6195 Take A $5 Vacation To The Orient MOVIE MINIS FOR FMENT8 AND WUMIPEOPLE "'•·ttl1· du" n 11110 tht> V\Othlng 11lr or the For Eu~t ot Its Onett. Enfoy a . hdurf' clin1wr l°O(:ktail and ptt•pare for a memorable d nlng 1·,\1lCrlencc. M't\'Cd In the Aereno Oriental tradition . r1111 it or£ "Ith a dcll~htful tropical drink and dl~ver tht' Ortont as '1111 w11nt It to ht> )'our dlnln!l plt'~Hre h oun. l'hono reservation• accc-ptNI (714) H33 .o IM. -~f~-t: The Placa fou Will Rt'ml'ml1~ In Mot'Arthllr Square betw~o Birch St. and MacArthur Blvd, ,,.._,,,..,..,. ... _ ,._ *"'""' .......... " _._,.,.......,.,_,_..., ® ........ " ..... "'. , ............ ..,, •4..U• .... lf TWO FAMILY dinners are offered -one al $4.25 per person and the other at ~.25. AU food la also packaaed to to. The Golden Dra1on serves lunch and dinner seven days a week. Daily hours are ll:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. The telephones are M2·7182 and 648-9911. Huntin~ton fk•arh Playhoui~e, lnr/°itl. --P' ,.;, .. -A ;.;;.U ~~E _ , tl--- "NORMAM, IS THAT YOU?" ~~ ~• ... e1n&S-hfllffdt OPENS JULY 1st FOR FIVE WEEKENDS CFn. Set. Sun -Including the 4th of July) IDGIWATB HTATT HOUSl. IM"ll •oOM Pecrnc CoHt Hwy & We1tmln1ter Blvd., Long BHclt Doww 0,.. 6:SO. Codrt6 Tl 7:JO & 0.-. "''" :aful1" DlftMr 7rl0 lltewtlt:w troo •1 J '"' ....._ FOi' AHervetlon, Call 828-0583 (211) Sff.4403 • • • ~ . •1: ~-....... a..M 1as00 · •Mli*• I ........ . .......... .,a.-( .. ) • -Cla lte Ce!Wt, ..,., .. I SATURDAY I llOIUIU@ I • l l j l J 1 ~ .. I , -~., or ,. aUJE DOLPRIN' -,.Um. 1:•,..• ....,...Y at tbo DowatownCommunll1 C.ter, t r St., Cotta M•a.r,re1ta\ed by Costa Maa Library. Free. Abo. ,.. fUIU at Ubral'J nery Saturday al 2 30 p.m. now throuth Aq.17. •INIAftJaE GOLF TOUaNAMENT -t a.m . tol p.m. Saturda1. aponaored by KWIZ. at Poun· lain Valley lltniature Goll and Recreation C•ter. llmlO KaanoUo St Featurint radio, TV and political nsures . SS players, S2 apectatora. .. f.220. SUNDAY, JVNE21 SADDLEBACK OONCEaT CHORALE -And Symphonic Orchestra in concert, 5 p.m. Sunday at St. Georcea Episcopal Church, 23802 Avenlda de la Carlota, Lacuna Hilla. Free. OLD 'nMEU' PICNIC -Noon Sunday at San· Ua10 P8f k, 2535 N. Main St., Santa Ana. VOLK MlJSIC CONCEaT -Jim Strathdee, Jim Manley, Covenant Players and others, 7 p.m. S~nday ln Chapman College Auditorium, 333 N. Glusell St., Oranae. To be recorded Uve for new album. $1 .75. 997·6646. TVESDA Y, IUNE Z8 JEFF ALTMAN -TV comic, plus Marsha Warfield and Dale Gonyea, 8.30 and 10 p.m. June WAU141f 'lilCf \t.M U 1111~4 · WlWOOD 4 l!IOHOAY 11w IANllOAY ~ I~ le 1.111 u MIAADA • OllLY llJNGAYI. ltOl.IOAft t1 ... - lA•UflAA ~ I II 1111111111 OlllVI IN - llOIT '11.'~ lttaT fUN WITH :r.c & ~NI <NI toltlf NO M IOY~ IOICla•INt ) • 'P&IVAft 1 -Noel Coward eomed'Y. June »Jub 10, Cabaret G Theater Com· puy at t Muff..athala CUltval Cater, 1201 w. Malvern A••·· J'ulltl10ft. ... ao. includes anaea.~. TIWUDAY. IVNE • MU ICAL OO•BDY -"Stop tbe World, I Want 'o Get Off," June 30-Ju)y 11, l :SO p.m . Thunday1-Saturday1. San Clemente Commun!· ty Theater, 202 Avcnida Cabrillo, San Clemente. 492~. VNIVESML AMPIDTBEATEll -Waylon Jen· nlos• Is the Waylon, plua Jeui Colter, June 30- July 2 at I : 15 p.m. Ttcketa at Mutual, Liberty and Tlcketron agenclee. (2U) 880-9'21. FUDA Y, JULY 1 'NOBlllA.N, 18 THAT YOU!' -Comedy, Hunt- lnfton Beach Playhouse at the Ed1ewater Hyatt House, Cout Highway at Westminster, Lone Beach. Includes dinner at 7, ahow at 8:30. $12. 823-0583. CAa80N YOUNG UFE SJNGERS -8 p.m. July 1 in Lions Park, 18th Street at Park Avenue, Costa Meaa. Free. PETER MARSHALL REVUE -Plua lee Show, July 1·3 at Knott'a Berry Farm's Good Time Theater. Also, Tommy Doney Orchestra in Cloud 9 Ballroom July 2_.. ~adult.a, $3 children. ROYAL UPIZZAN STALUON SHOW -8:30 p.m . July 1, 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. July 2, 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. July 3 and• at Anaheim ConvenUon Center. ~$7 adulta, children half price except Friday and Saturday ni1hts. JtJagle ~--p Shauna Meyers, Stuart Fraser and Kim Conkey (left to rig1lt) are among the 70 youngsters who will perform in ''Aladdin," a mt,1.sical to be presented by the Laguna Moulton Youth Theater Workshop at 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Schedule is 7:30 o'clock tonight and 2: 30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Tickets at Sl.50 are available at the door or by calling Mrs. Bruce Aquinaldo. 497·3598. Dwector is Lisa Surette. 'aleDWllO, IMl.b • lie· • wW ... u.. au.b---n. tribe a rtaa u;lll...,.aaa xcrr. Owl· 1'be itftnlna W111 bestn with a acr of" 8Joocl and Sand." a cluale alentino allent rum, to be followed at 10:20 by "Tb• L•1•nd of Valentino," a docu Utat explores the manaftl!tMmysttque. "Blood and Sand" provldea U.. cluak: romantic character for which ValeutJno bteUle f amoua. Bued on a novel by lbanea, the story con<*'Da Juan Gallardo. u awkward asoali.town boy wbo 1rew to stature and fame u Spain•a moat accomplished matador. POU.OWING the 1922 screen daulc, KCET will air "Tho L•cend of Valentino." a documentary depleting the life of the romantic idol. Using rare newsreel foota1e. still photo· rraphl and film clips, the pro- 1ram traces the meteoric uceot to stardom from Valentino's ar- rival in New York ln 1913 t.hroui}\ hla years u pennlleu dance baJ1 et1olo to bis aucceaa as a screen i lover. Hls pa.ulonate film cbarac-'\ 1 terizatlona were eomplemented • J by off-screen affaJrs with Vilma l Banky, Pola Ne1rl, his wile t N aluha Rambova, and others, all of which are remembered ln the film. Foot.age of ValenUno's mammoth Hollywood-style l burial provides an appropriate ! conclusion. I I _j 1THIDEEP11 IPGJ I :JO.J:4CM:ao..:00. I 0: I 0 11THE (PG) SORCERER11 I :JO.J:ll-1:4 .. 1:41-f:IO 11ROCICY'' IN> I :IO.l:40.5:4W:OO. I 0: IS ''THE DEEP11 IPGJ 1130.J:40 l :IM:OO. I 0: 1 t .. !AGLI HAS LANDED l:00.5:JJ.IOllS llJ ''IUCK SUNOA Y .. IRJ 1.0l-7:41 C HEMA CENTER x • HARIORATM>AMS;COST ~ MISA MESA VERDECEMTER 979-4141 • d W "ls a landmatt rum, a wort ot ncb IOGriq lmqtnaUoa Utat tt will .. at.an- d.arda for ,ears to come. DlreC&or·wrtwr Georc• Lueu ("American Grarml") obYioual1 loved lb• tnnocent adventures ot J'lub Gonlaar~ Roten, and bis tale ls al~ venua evil. TM cut. beadod by Alec , Mar~ Ha.m.i.U and Carrie ~_J ~ unlf~ &OOd. bU( tbertal •t.t:n are wp9C1&1 effects~ ~PG. some ol tbe aettca may acare lmPniaiaaal>le Children, I I •'tOu.EaCOASTt:a" ls the Junk food of the tttovle menu -temptln1, tasty and nutritlonleas. Actua111. it 11 Idell aummer fare wit.la thrills ea.lore IDd nothhli to tb.lnk about. n~ Bot-~ tom. la tbe ~ •aboteur wbothreata tobloW up .miileillent parb uol .. paid $1 million, Geor1e Se1al and Richard Widmark bis punuen. B.at.ed PG. . ••ANNJB BALL" pr•enta Woody Allen u a neurotic. obtealve Jewish comic emnesbed ln bopeleu, t.empeat.uous rolQance with Dlau Keatoo. Autobl=calT No matter. Allen.la tn SUJH9rior fonn, I absurd lnalahla and p10- found nomeoae Ute tree blOllOIDI ln the 1prln1 wind. TtM real IHIWI la Diane Keaton, wbo ~mer1ee a a comedlenne ol the Jean Arthur· Carole Lombardclu1. Rated PG. ''NASTY HABITS'' purporq io be a satire i>t Water1ate. with a Phlladelptda nunnery 1ubbln1 for the NlX(9t Whl.te House. But aatire '*luires a feathery to!Ucb, and after the lkst few nervous auirbs, the film prova u beavy-banded as lts P\Ul.DY title. But the IUm'a uWinate a1n ia tbtt it is not onlf untuany but bottna. i'IMI wonder la haw spcb talent• H Olend• Jiekson. Blenna a; Jlereoarl, Geraldine Pace. Sandy Dennis, Amie Jacklcl:l and Ell Wallach could become involved in sucb a sorry ent.erprlae. Rated R. ''WIZA.&DS'' elevates Ralph Bakshi from•X.. rtted cartoons ("Fri.ts the Cat." "Reano Trd· flc") to admee ftctl<m wt th mixed results. Twin brotherw in • post-holocaust earth employ wtU.nSrY ln a war ol Good VI. Evil. Good ls a Jewllh comic, Evlf ia a Mepb1ttopbelea. but l~ an even match. Batah1'1 lmaaes can be •tartina· IT t magtnattve, but the etrec:t la duDecl"'tSY"T • N azilm analogy and too much reliance on liTe ac· Uon. "Y~~Sl'llH"" ,..._ PAMTHH mlllS AGA..-IPG1 -onta SIDI OF MIDMIGHr "ILACK SUNDAY"' fl) .. '' Outdoor Concert l The Carson Young Life Singers, backed by a seven-piece band, will perform a variety of music at 8 p.m. July 1 at Lions Park, 18th Street at Park A venue, Costa Mesa. The free concert beJlnS a series that will continue July 29, Aug. 12 and Aug. 26. Picnick- ing is invited. f ' luMpl1 [.I C\'illC .,._ AHRllXrE 'IOOFAR . t•W1'M9t ... ~"· .,...,. Dirklk~rdc lamcsCaan Micl11tcl Caine · ~n Connct11 l:.dWard lux Elliott Gould Gene Hackman Ant1KM1Y Hopkin.'t Hanly Ka·ugcr (.JUll'CllCC (Jlivict· 1l31Hn <>.Neal l~)bc_rt lk<lfun.1 Maximilian S«.·hcll ti'' Ullmann ,-.... ~~ ('umcllU!t M;pn 'k-W Williatn (iclklma" _.., . Jo..;cph I:. le\ 1 nc Richard P. l.C\ inc . ~~ .. Kkitftrd Ateent.wuuatb -C.-0~-~.., lohn Addi11oon Vil:XD( ALLEN ().ME KEATO\I -·~ITTS CARO... . KANE ~:;~ SHELLEY DlNALL ~IN .~llll1.D.IW/1 ~ER 'ANNIE HALL IHOWTIMU CXll£EN DEWHURST MON. THUAI. -1:114:15 l'Al.-7:00.f:l&-10:50 IAT • ..SUN-1 :1 W :1CM5:08-7:00. 1:55-10:55 edwards BRISTOL CINEMA IRISTOL AT MACARTHUR 540-7444 . .. .. t.beKfMt.) Aad "Beatl ... aala" -a ''mulU. media'' &bow feawrtna BeaLle looka1Ucea and SC>UAdaUkes -baa opened on Broadway. "8eatlemania" ii ba.rmt ... enou1h. but if you 10 t.blnkin& you'n Meinl a •ua-titute for the real Beatles, for1et it. ••aJ!ATLSllANL\'' may prow to be a tourist llUJ'Kllon; lt bu eont1nuuous nubtns lMtadlla• to remind U1 what tM 1-. -llke (tome are u b.iltorically accurate u Oeor1• Wuhlnston croaln1 tbe Delaware ln a CadUlac would be> and alldee cl tbe hlpple 1eneration, re- bellion, peace marchee, Charles Hamon aadaoon. Bat what lt maf mean lo terma ol 00ttalsta 1' lnterettlq. T opepin& nilht Broadway audience WH nottaJ1la Tllelf, locludinl diac • Joete)' Murray the K (who proclaimed himldt the "fifth Beatie" when the mop top• ftnt came here>, promoter Sid Bermtein (who calls himself "the man who brought the Beatles to America"> EXCLUSIY! ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT PLITT art CENTER-THI CITY-oRAHGI WHERE SANTA ANA AND GARDEN OROV! FREEWAYS CROii . "ROLLERCOASTER IS A SUSPENSE MELODRAMA OF THE SORT THAT ALFRED Hll90HCOCK DOES BEST." STOP IY IAl'T18H MOTORS Of ANAHEIM AHO ENTER TO~ STAR WARS "UPROARIOUS : .. lusty entertainment." -aoa> Thoma-. AnOCIA'flD P9'- PAUL NEWMAN .. A~ i<;N t«.l Rm 1 • LINDA BLAIR • RICHAflO BURTON LOUJSE FLETCHER MAX VON SYDOW "EXORCIST H: THE. HERETIC" KITTY WINN • PAUL HEN REIO., nie C.rdtMJ 4'nd JAMES EARL JON ts C'At-llW AJsoci.1 Dirtcltd tiy. _ . . l ROSf>O PALLENSERC • IOHN BOORMAN l'roduced hy JOHN BOORMAN .tnc1 RICHARD LEDERER W11"tl' b'/ Musi< Compos~~ CondUCltd bY WILLIAM GOODHART· ENNIO MORRICONE TKhnleolOf• D1mlbuled by W•nter Bros 0 A w,m~r Cot11mu~tton1 Comp&ny ~CH .Tll CO\ "T f UI A f U I " .... " .. , . .. ... . VIEJO SHOWTIMEI DAILY 2:0CM:30 7:CJO.t:15 FRI.SAT 2:00 4:30-7:00 • ..,... NOT 901Dethlnl I can do real fMt, '' be explal.DJ, naun, lt t0methut lat• mootha to ftnd Just tht ~~~u tor.• liven crea-uma bihDllQUW-bQs lt)'le. .. I've made 41 and 10ld 48 out ot 11111' Hit.,... ,... those 41," nya the tall, mouat.acbed ASSEM9LAG2 TELLS fTS OWN STORY artilt who recenU1 leued a atoretroot MIU Reed w ExhJbtt w_..-a •• _ .. _ shop ln the old filh cannery re1100 of ~------~-----------"--Newport Buch to 10 at It tull-Ume. His wc:w'b command $S to $75, says OC Conservation V~ewed Tonight Two of Oranee County's most preaalna needs -for conservation of water and enerey-wUl ~ discussed on "Voters' P4pellne" tonilllt at 7:90 o'clock on KOCE-TV, Channel 50. The program will present new water- conservation restraints for Orange Countiana, aucb as not waahlna driveways, cuttina water use by 10 percent. and limlt.ations on wubine ~ars and watering lawns. He»t Jim Cooper opena the pro1ram with a visit to Anaheim Lake, one ottbe county's water- storage reservoirs THE LAKf:, which a year ago bolted a multitude of waterfowl and numerous boaters, bas fallen victim to the state's severe droupt. It how bolds a scant e11ht feet of water -which is not expected to ldt through June. Joining Cooper for the half-hour proeram are Supervisor Thomaa Riley, Carl Kymla, ~eneral mana1er of the Moulton Nipel Water !strict; and Phil Martin. Oranie County !vision m•na1er for Southern California !Edison. Riley wUl d1scua1county1ovemmurt'a role Jn water and eneray conservation, including the function of the recently-Conned W•ter Emeraen- ~Y Task Force. 1 Kymla will examine tbe current statewide water situation and its implications for Oranae County. Reed. He liv• with his parent.a at 1282 Wataoo Ave., Costa Mesa, temporari- ly and works night.a as a convaleaeent hospital orderly ISO be can devote time Trade your old stuff Cor new ~dies with a Clas ad. Ma-6178 LINDA BLAIR• RICHARD BURTON LOUISE FLtTCHER MAX VON SYDOW "EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC" KIITY WINN• PAUL HENREID uTtieCuctNI .net JAMES EARL JONES Cre.ftve As~te Ol*ted ~ ' ROSPO PALLENBERG • JOHN BOORMAN Produced by JOHN BOORMAN ·~RICHARD ~EOERlR Written by Ml.ISie Composed •nd C~ted by WILLIAM GOODHART· ENNIO MORRJCONE T~hnicolor Oiitrtbuted by W.,,..r ISrot. 0 A W•mtr COiftMl.inlCAllOfti (OtnpAny om WILL BXllDIT Ids oew• workl -for salt -SuDda)' at Santa Ana CdJco tn u-e Oraqe Count7 PraaOub'• Jl'intAnmlal Buaar ••• a.m. to 4 p.m. event feat.urine aome 300 booths. Artists, craft1me11. jewelen. plua Hllers ol potted pluta and a •ariety al atitebery wW be tbere. Adrnl•oo la S1 per penoo and proceeds IUPPOl't aQCh annual Preis Club acti.ttlea u a sebolanblp tund for ptOCD.llln1 news media students an~ a dawn-to-dark Day at Dis- neyland for underprivileged cblldra from the llltlre county. A deep &Dd abidina love and respect tor old artifacts -literally lhree-dlmenslonal slices or Amencan Ufe -inspir9d Reed'• early work with usembla1es. "But most ol those object.I are in- credibly expensive and larae or tune· tlonal, such a1 Uems of heavy furniture," Reed explalna. Hit Utile tableaux are a ·rare- ---OOE~'°i:i.~~PAVOA --stYER STREAK"'---;;;.;;3..--mNCI< McOC>OHAN--___ ......__ ___ -..-. __ ....._ __ _........_.._._....___........... 1_......,..______ ~ INOI T\llS. IN V1A UDO l'l.uA Cl4:f Airing U'Godot' KCET's "Great Performancecs" aerl• winds up ill aeuon Wedneeday at tp.m. with "WaJUn1 for Godot." by the Loi Aqeles Acton' Tbeater. The play by Samuel Beckett is eon- aidtred a ludmark of contemporary dramL Featured tn the pndueti• ls Ralpb Walt.. the father in "The WallCGI," and oraanlzer ol the Ac· ton· Theater . The group aamered high praise for their recent present.lion of "Godot" at the Oxford Pla,yboule. The abow directed by Gwen Amer and Cb.arlea Dubin wU1 be repeated July 3 at noon. ........ •CUIUIBJ u.9-·\Sffm .. .._ .. .__.._ .... BIT IMllll ...,..,,_., .... ~ ........ ,.ms __ ,_....,.IJllmmm _ ........... .. ,...._..._. .... ... ENOIT\l!I. .IUN821 w~"::_.:to edWards UDO CINEMA w~~~:u IAT-•:3CM:20 .. IWPOITl&.YO. AT VIA UDO IAT,.;.7!30-11:15 IUN-1:1M:10-t:OS MtWrOitT llACH 67l-IJIO IUN-3:11-7110-11:00 I l , BIG SAVINGS ON TAPES OF OUR 2 NEW HUNTINGTON BEACH STORES-16929 BEACH BLVD. rJ 10076 ADAMS BLVD. SAVE·TODAY ON THESE DY,NAMITE HITS! IOI llCEA -"NltM Mlm" TAPE t.• ~!eua. .. UstPrlce 7.98 MAZl -"ftlf111h• ff.-. leYlrty" llOllTOtl BUffAlO -"ll'lhl 11 Tiii VllQ Of 1'it ....... JEUI COLTEI -.. ..,._ .. Tit£ COMMODORES ··c.mllOUrn" YOUR CHOICE I LP.otTAPE MUYl'8AYE "UltMllie~ ........ SPECIALLY PRJCeD YOUR CHOICE t TWO RECORD SET LPOR · LP TAPE TAPI! ~11,, 7 ~ f 1 .... 5~· '-A ,.,....... 'A~..... ~,::,:· UM,rtce T.N '7,H t .te TWO RECORD SET LP TAPE 1:~a: ... IJ,M • ti.~ f t t LP'S ,,,, Ticketed at 4. 96 Mfgs. &ag. ust Price •• &.98 LP:1i!:6.9e TAP~·~!. 1~T I: YOORCHOICEI ~ LPorTAPE CBS RECORDS , •.. '! .. t • U~Prtce7.98 &TAPES ~ U.t~ . ........._........,~·.....,. ' 1.11 .,..,..._ ........ . KAMIAI -"llftlwlftlrl" 1BJDY '9a:l8t...W -.,...., ,. .... , .... O' JAYI .. '"frawlll' At Tiii .,.. Of llttcetzr, JOAMIAEZ-.. llntll'Awr(' .... ~._...,_ WtyTtltck"' Ill.Ff aaoa.--a.,. ,_ 8anl" DMRMMM--.1111 ,. LAUU llYll -....._Of IJltlt' THEEllOTW--a1111 .- ·--.,;~~ ... R.OYD-"Al/JaJM' m MU8EMT -"Clf lcntcll ~ Ftwtr AIME-"'°"1(1111 It ~ lid( A QIJRUI LIE -.. Oftgllll SIUldtnlck" HEART -.. Utlll tiln" JAMES TAYLOR-"n9' TWO RECORD SETS · \ · nan THESE RCA CLASSICS LP 3g!l...tt TAPE4 ~-=· .... '7.91 om.LT PAR'nll--- Hlmat/Rrlt latlllrtng" ILAOYI K•HT -•mT..,. ADOfal llOI. -.. Mdftstl ..... WI.LE MB.SOM -.. ...,..... ... n..,. IHALMB-.. ~ '""'"' .. , ... _ ................ ITAlWIO VOCAL: wm-..... vn ...,.._. . RME-...... Of Tht Mllatiw•1.r -on SALE Toor ~.LP -~i&7·· · ~ · ~ .. n'.r~=r.ta I Tk:luadatf.47 ... ,.,..__. ldYA • "c..tl Fer a ....... ~ ...... A"11at1 MllPAL -"Tiii -.. ..... All.1ztt1 MllPAl -"Tiii ............. A&ttm..,,. -'""' ftwblofr•uf( a1UZ4......,_ "c:..tl ... •A1M111ur All 11411 rMalla.--c..1111-v .... ......- Ticketed at 5.97 Mfga.Sug. List Price •• 7. 98 A LP TAPl! :I!! .. 411 ... • OLI VIA NEWION·p-iN !'t\AKINlo ~n lt u·rHlt«~ t'l.TrER MEMOREX 90-Mlnute Cassette -.~-()() .u. .. ., . ~0'7Valae ALL ... MEMOREX PRODUCT OrtSALEI , , ~ I I I 53 .1977 OLDS · BILE and GMC TRUCK -:· . I DEMONSTRATORS N SALE THIS llEIKEllD OllLYI ~ • 14 Cutlass Supre• • 8 Cutlass .,_Ughams • · 9 Olds 88's ~ t ..v ·t . ' · . • · 60llleg s • 7·0l•s98's 9 i ·Stirflres 5 ·~ · • 2 l•ronados (;1: with S ·0pt1on) • 5 IMC.trucks: (3 4-Wheel -iriwes)~ · I ··,I I t P·· • I IAKE YIU C:H .OICE . 72 TOYOTA STATION WAGON Automatic t;inamleslon, radio. s 1 heater & air conditioning. Low fniles. (471FWY) 72 PONTIAC LEMAMS COUPE . 72 Mltemlltc. arr cond .• radb. heMr. power 11teer1ng & rtnye wheets. (7280N\I) 73 OlDS98 •DOOR Vlnyf top. air oond •• 8 WIV pwr ..... pwr. wfndowa, tilt wh9!!t..!~io A hMter. (531UYnY/. '72 ·DEV. IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 74 OlDS OMEGA HATOfBACIC Avtomatte. pwr. etHrino, radio end heater. (64~LGA). . . '74 OLD.$ roRONADO BROUGHAM 7 Automltlc. pwr. ateetfno I brlk8e. $AVE • air cond .• ~ & heatet. (143MWN). Too Nloe To Prioel 7 4 OLDS CUTlASS SUPREME '75 OLDS TORONADO MOON ROOF . 89 ~ ~.u~?~.~f: .. ·~u~k":t·~,~~!~ 51877 ~~:!'°kel.·~~.~:~ 523'17 to~:r=.~·=r.:/t:·r!,~. 54377 I cansote. (elMEJZ) oond~lonlng. (008 JPQ). power d oor locks & windows. (465MVI) • 72 OLDS 98 COUPE Eau0lpment hidudet air cond., ~ too. AM/FM atere.9. e .._ ~ lleat & tilt wheel. (81 &FW~). 7 4 OIEVY-MONTE CARLO I . 76 MERaJRy COUGAR I 1 .,,,.,, c,.... NOTICa TOCttaDtTO•t SUN•IOlt a>UttT 01' '"' STATaOl'CAU .... NIAlllO• TNICOUNTYOfl0•,.,.01 -·"· (tlet• of H H SHAW J•., els• .,,own e1 HARTMAN HAllMON SHAW, JR ai HAllTMAN H SHAW, Jiit_ •• HARTMAN SHAW JR • et "BUCK" SHAW, and •• SONNY"' SHAW, 0.C.....S NOTICE IS HlllfllY GIVIN 10 I"" ( .... ..,,"' ... -,,.,..,.., dK ... nt a..1 •II """°"',..vino ,, .. ,.,.. eoeinu e. Mid --.t ere,_,,.., to Iii. !Nm. wlll.,. '*",...., -•"' In Ille tttla OI uw ci.rti ol ,,,. ...,... .... lltled <-'.., .. _, ·-· ""'"" "'9 ...c••...-,-.c~. lo IN ""-•'9Md et 1 ... lew Offl<• of Ol ORGf C ATICIHIOH, Jiit., 16• '°'1tll P•r• mo11nt 8 011t•Yerd, l'eremeunt, c.IHon>le tonl, Wlllcll It I ... pte<e ol llllM-ol h ~119'*1 '" ell met ..,., 119nel!M"9 to IN ftlOft of Ml4 O.· t•de"'· wltNn lour monlht after tlle ""' 11111>11<e11on of trllt notice Det.c!J-7, 1'11 8ESSM.SHAW AllrnlMllrl1lrt•wltll Wiii ,.__, qftlleftlMofllleebOW NllN<ldle-. OIOltOI I . ATICtNM)H,Jllt. ... IO<llll .... ..-11.d., ..,........,CA...,,. TMcltUl6»11D Att_.,f!WMMl._lltl11 CTA f'\ll)tttNcl O'enoe c:oe.t Delly "llOI, J-10, tT.end1•,endJ\lly I "11 , .... ,, PUBl.JC NOTICE NOTlca TOCltlOITOttt IU ... lltl°"COUlltTO,T'ltll ST An 01' CAU llOttN I A ,Oa Ttt8 CIOOH'n' 0"'0tllAHOe ,_ &·•Uel lllete Of (THll ltll ILANCHE Oo<•eMO NOTICE IS H~lltl!8Y OIVf" IQ, .. cr.cltwn"' ,,,. --dK-~• that ell -~"Mm\~"'" .... WICI • ...-ere ~Ir~ M Iott t"9m Wllll tho._ .. ..,.. VOU<l\U\ ltt ~ ofl><• Ol tf'lt t•••• ef ..... .,,,,.,, ... tlll«I t ... rt.or lO 0<9Mnl lholfl wttllt"' ..CH..,..,-'-" tolllt ~ti .... •I llM ofll<e of n<:HARNl't 4"N0 DOUGLAS At'-"' •t I.AW, Attn II L Ttcllorller Jll W0\1 llootlllll lllvd , GI-re Cetllorn•• '1••o wl\tcll '' ""'otece Of bllll,..., of t"9 1111 """'-" ltt e l) Molt~ Plrt~IMnq II IM Hiett of .. lo~. Wlll\111 f04lf '"°"'"' llfttr tl'lt 11,.,1oulllltAtlonot1111, ~1'9 Oet9dMey 10, ltt1 AllNW THll!MI E•ecutrt•nfH,.WIN Ol ltweNWI Mmod.,..C•doml nCMAlltNlllt ANOOOVour.• ·~etl.oftl Attn 1111. L TKM,,_, .,, ... ,~11 ...... .......... CA.•'1• Teft ll10~J ""~-·--· ~lwid 0renQ9 Cotti Deity l'tloi, J-s. '°· 11, , •• "" PUBUC NOTICIC PVBUC NOTICE ""°' flOTtCI Ofl OIUOLUTIOH 0,. l'UTN .. ISMI .. Pul>llr notice 11 fl+r.c>y 0'""" '"'°' DfNI\ LEVINI, -8 R LOVELL. ,,.,.,1otor1 ~"9 btl\lfW\\. uncMr tne f•< l•llou' firm n•mf' •nd ''YI,. 01 PER ~ORMANCE' PRODUCT\ 50U TH •t 1* __., 81.0 City o1 Cotta -COllttty ol Or-. \tale Of Celllornte, did on '"• 1 aey 01 "'•-rv. 1m. b• w•lltd<ew•t. dls-Hhl• tlle Htd pertNlrthtp •"Cl te,,n1n.t• lhiltr ,...,,,._ •• o.wtfttr-t '""'"'" \aid OU'""'" In tlw t111vt9 wtll M conduc 11<1 DY II R LOYllLL. ell4 CMAllL!S l'flOMA ... #lie Wlfl IMIY -Cll~4Mlll<IOlllll1Und-t0f ... ,,,.,, __ ..... •11 menlftpeyallfe tetllettrm '""-,. k• •• hef'9tly ............ lllo u~rtloM1l9911on ..,. cvn.c1llY111o Oltwn In ,,.,_,.,..,....or In tllo n.,,..ol 1119 flnn Deleo et '--~'•" ~lltornle, 11o1t s1r.ci.vo1 ~''"· ,.,, OfNIS Ll!VINF 81100111 M LONDON. Any. ml Wll .. I,.. Bl~ \te U1 Beverly Hlllt. CA '°!I I Publl\lleCI Ounoe Co.t" D•llY Piiot. June 1•. "71 1761 rr PUBLJC NOTICE "OTlCI TOClltEOITOllt\l SUPelttOlt OOURT 0, TH I ST A TS 0' CALI l"OllNIA l"Olt T"IOOUNTYO,OttANGI .... ,....,.. l!lf•t• ol Nl!LllE' C LEOPOLD. Ol<UMCI NOTICE IS HER18Y GIVEN to tf'le cl"Ml...,..tlll&AOoY9N~"-CtlWlt ell ~ l>evlflO Clelmt 90el11tt ........ dKfdltftt -~ ...... fQe ti.m. wl9' IN •wo1wrv '"''""°" In IN office ol n. c IH1c OI N <1110,,. en- tllled <-'. ar topr...,t tlWm. wltllt,,. nKH-V-.cNn. totN ~ et lllO oHlce ol l'AUL L OUNNl"O· Deputy Oftlc• ot tM Publtc All· mlnl1tr0fw, llOO !ovlll Grand ,.,,....,., .. 0 lo• tff.Jt. Senta Ana, ~llfornla "'"· wNcl\ •• Ille pie<• of 111111...,, .. the unelenlqNd !fl •II rnetlOn Plttal~ ,,., • .,,.Ml .. •of~~.wttldn low ,_,,.,. Oflef h llttt llUt>lk•t"-' .. "'" llOtlc• DeteoMe-tH ••n JAMESE HEIM. PU8LIC A0,..INISTRAT0R Adml.,l1tret0< with IN Wiit AnntteCIOl I"" Ettet•ol IN -... ,..,_., clec ... t HUlltWtn. lll!Ml!A, Me<OO..AU>, MEAOI & lltOSl!HWALO A .. ,.,_.tleMI ~.a.. Me,..__, c.ntw on .... Slllte t SJS .... _. -..Cll, Celltenll• .... ,., 111417...., .. A"-"''°'-tr.iwww11 P\IOllS/\ld °''""9' CMU DAiiy Piiot, June 10.11, 1•.•f\CI July I. 1'11 PUBl.JC NOTICE I L 0 T 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 IXICUTIYI UTA11 Cathederal .atry, 1tep down llv·rm w /brick frplc. dlvldm1 formal din-rm w /cQltom cban· dell er. brt&bt kltcbeo "'IOllrnlol 1tove. opea.t lntd ram..rm w /brtcts rtp)t. • BR, 3 Ba, plua bcm\W rooua "/Ytew. Air eood., 3 ear prqe, l1e PoOI ailed yard. near Marywood 6 Canyon Scbooll.tUt. 750. 2845 P'eaUaerblll Dr. Oran11e. SAT /SUN Open 1·5. Southtrn caur. Realty. 49 or 54&-5805 WAiWllltlli&'t CllST m et. 3 BR, 2.,., BA. Sec Ion and gracklul llv oiled ln· toooe mak• a muat see.Owner VALLEY Ol'fN Ill•••'\ I~ ION ,.<el• ~-· -THE RtAI. . ESTATf.RS; Cli'flOll t •II t ,..,. ro N Wf1 ~TIJ THI: RfAL ~ ESTA HRS . (Jcelleat Stmtlr Heme --lff tbl• beaatlftll I bedrm bome near 9DSh Co11t Plaaa. Greatl•-------- iudKapln& amt maay s ... -,a.. . , ... :;.. THE REAL ~</ ESTAl LRS lldrlll on cul.-...C. Tty Rudy to move ml.o--! -========- tlUQO. MNtm ·~ 3 bedroom and TWO FOtt otW ---- family room 2 BaU.. bl& $73,000 UNIT DI~ brick tlrepl1c1. Ex-Z cbarmlna bWllalOW'I DU 1 u~ cdleot family home near on R·l Iota, Quiet tree 8'l1 rt&bl! How about 6 school' Near-new Unedat.reet Pdmearea. Wtlt1 for only ~.IOO carpel.I and palnt. Aak· "No rharge" ror fruit Low down. 8 7'\ Cap lnfl only 115.9:!0 Hurry. trees' Close lo •chool• • rate. always rented. Call just llatad. caU 540-11.!U ahopl Inv~ton cbolce- nowAii~-86M come steal them! J f~ l I I low pnce 173.0001 Call :u.s ~~~~~I now.646-1111 --•I-Ol'fNIN'1•11\#UNl'QN1'11Cf' --1•"',;~·1 TH f. R I: I\ L =~ Wroulbt Iron eatry to huse -Uvtn1 room wlUI vaulted cetllnp. Formal dlnln& room, 1ourmet kllchen . Decorator'• dream home, lusb \er· SPANISH HACIENDA Spark Una 3 br, 2 ba w tarc:bed entry Ir red We roof. Interior of thl1 home baa been lavlshly peneled 6 papehd. Tblt outataodlna offerina ta only syn oJd & priced ror quick aale '71.500. Call ...., CSELECT T'PROPERTIES YOUR450SL WUl fit comfortably ln the dbl garage of this baodaome Spaollh Bay and Ocean vln apllt level. Welk to restaurants ll 1p:l an oot up to • ICNnbel mq1 from~ OWD kJtebtD Cir · Juat relax wtth • coclctaU from U.. wet bar on .YOU ~ out OD deck to watch the bay ocean. 3 beauWul •ooo~ .. a tarie batht, reduced '10.000 'twalt!M&-nn ' 1·t11i.'11 ESTAT l:HS ---- UHIYERSnY PAlKHAMOVB Goraeous Univeuity Park t o wnhom&, H anover model . Secluded wrou&b\ Iron l•t~ entry Orama\lc beamed and vau.lt.s cell· ln1. ldau1ve brlclt ~· F1oral auium. Forcnal din . Huge mutar w1n1 overlook• ~ 1>9UO. Gourmet kltcbeo, Micro wave oven too! View to IJlffD· bell from pat.lo Hurry ._ ________ _. this 3 bdrm charm1r la6POOL won't lut. Call 752-1100 lf(iHQME ':111 0 .11~10N•Oll"''' on a M.a Verde cu.I-de· [ ' ~=:== 9 :1ftllll Shale r oor .double L.;;::~!jj~~!!lii!!lll_~ fireplace aod dinina rm. Priced rl1ht, call 548-511111) .. ~¥! ~ HERITAGE • • REALTORS Fumhssing! 18.800 Down! Clo11 to C.O.ta Mma and a lot ot house ror the mooer. 1.2 years old 3 + 2. Wood shake roof. t63.000. PlLOTR.E 54().-0MS 54(). 25» Handy Hoklers 7410 t,,, A6ce B ... ~, let d1111hter help t'nlM tlle\a witty 011tty llO!den. lrN111ie trOtt-7 l'f\. S£Y£N handy /lolden '°' Sllow.,, hOsletS rifts. bataats. Wl110 Clltm 1111 Quickly ot ttO-cost 5e1aps Patttt" ,.10 tr1ni•tu .. usy d1r9'l1011$ '"'I SUS tor l9(tl P1Ct1r11. Add JSG ~ l)tltWA for ftfSt<iaU """811 ,..., llalldll.. s.. ti: r is in the South Coast Area, we're your home town real estate companyl "WE WORK HARD ID SELL HOMES RIGHTI" OO:llROD llAUn • CU.AH• SAVI HUCELOT Ml~ SQ-PUil ~front ttv. lovefy "fountlln r1rk" lownhame.. GfeM for reaelllon. near 1olf, swmwneng, 1enl\h, h.tndb.lll. ~c. Jui1 tis~. Pf~ lo< quldt i..le. Btll condition MESA VHDf °'MYI" '._., 4 bdfl'll, IOfrNI • MaGAIN VAUJI n '"'• lrpk ~ H'lhuuhed ,,__, iO ... I. H..t. a llnle n.c. ,.,,11,., v-of l.im.lr '"' 10 V«Y nltt J W 6 flt Good••· trpk from l11"hrn wldbtf Mlilf t>Mut1ful b«t y¥d w/mllffY Sh.Mt roof. H'tlf'lly upgr.tded 4 bdml home Oft 14rv.-lol on • qui« Wfft. lft PV l&Ofte f P 'Offl'\11 OA. Ip M8R suite. Open .?000 tq. ft. of llvlna 11ea Proles· tlon•lly lancbaped See thl\ 1owty family home before 11\ .old, (714) S4S-~ ltM. Rec. v.Mcte. 8-ullful ' bdfm l1Mlly rm home. front briclt patio from UJ>Sridfd ktt 6 flt w/beiutlful ,,_ Many fruit EXEC\JTI\'E HOME Un~ detlined .,ound • .... btll pool 1hK et.pnt 4 bdrm hOfM It ~.I lo< l'KIOU' IMT!lly l1v1n1 Ouuundina itrol l.1ndsuping. Biii •rN, clOM> IO the-C04.lnlry club clunins""-"'°''fihcompKtor '~'-looll"I b 1 fl11H Ht hty UPI!'~ c.,cvdr~ C•ll ~tThhlupm Wallttohu ftOo. for tneoff' •nlo 1n41~~ M91 Element.,, SdiOol C11l now on lreft. 2 dattftl cOY'd pa1!0\. Bright C>pt'O fe•hng, g~t for enft'rt11n1n1 C.lll now. (n4) M-"71 0t in•l S46-17S4 fn4) S4S-~91 SO. COAST PlAZA tn41 646-rni Of in•1 ~ ON GOU COORSE thlt orw. 1M4l S..s-9491 IUCCOlA-Mf:SA VEllDf IRVINFS ftNHT AaEA HU11! 2 uorr s bdfft\ l bith home Tun'9rod beluly. '" land fOf ,._. ~ l•milr fM'llutK Ip HijNy upsrided 4 bdfm home tft\ly '"' .,1,.~ frpk off lucchen. nct11ed In I~ Turtletod! hills. formal lit 6 flt. Attr1e1flle b.ck Lae hv rm ~•I '°' execuc""e yatd w/fruit trees. View ol the eonter1atn1n1 or '""''>' enioy· mountllln\. This •• • rreat f1m1ly CfNTRAl AfR S&S rte Huntl,.ion Highly upsrlded l bdnn, fR w/FP 11\'WTMC\11*, .tllnes hlte • l"l'Odel. Spldout ltvln1 rm V.luhed ceillnrs. tw111hc & cheerful Prolet1lon1lly l1ndsuped. Quiet cul·de-wc street Th11 one is • must 10 lff (71 4) 545-9491 OOT SOME CASH This homt' alreidy fin1nced w/S45.000 VA 1oM1 · M1JMf famlly home w/pool & .dded o.ISlom bf'.1m celling fmly rm. Xlnt condition. fV HI Quick pones· Art>a • llkt> new "Mom1"8 Sun· Alrt>.dy financed wMS,000 VA loan. tmmaculite imick! &r OUI r11Md entry, arm drpt, rnlrr°'ed wardrobe. CO¥'d patio • nwny ltrH. IT'S A "CLASSIC' Only 1 ~ old • nHr So COHI P~. btfl 4 bdrm, l ~th. 2 '1ory. lmly rm, wet b.lr, uPIJ"(Md 1hruout. Will~· ~lnfl. ecc. Jtm listed • muu '" 10 ~• ~rate 1een13t!n. 1n1.di. .. ___ nd •~.L. .. _ .... \t0n. must ~ tn•I 5417S4 or 1rn1961-JJn ' IPJ>'Kllle or mothf'r· in·l•w retrHI. Qvef """""' 1 icn<n l\K'I to l'IClou\ .l800 i.q tt C•ll now for more t'ntemlning. See chi• one 1od•v tn4) 968-3371 or (714) S46·17S4 GREAT STARTER HOME! (n4) 968-3)1'1 Of (n4) S46-17S4 001il• 1n•1 545.~ 17141 S45~, BRING YOUR LARGE fM t Y ThlS l bdrm charmt'r It perfect lof lht> young couple u1r11ng 001. Huse el'cl'd b.clt yard for 1M- ll11r. ones wllt'mon & °' ar1ge ""'· Bicycle dhtance to 1~ belch. Ju11 h11ed. Bt>lll!f check thll one TODAY! PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW l IDRM. fMLY RM. POOL BUILD UNITS 5 bdrms. lb.Uh\. July l yn. MW, llfCA.NT CONTfMPORAllY over 2200 i.q It of living UH from this sp1elou1 antom VIP r"1dence. Trt'mendoui w1rd· robe & slOrllJf' •PKe· Hup walk·ln clot~ WC>ft1hop 104' the hobby en1hu""'· Prlvale beach •v.lllable. 4 bdrm hom1< built •round Alfudy flNnced w/M5.000 VA On lhe lgf' R-2 101 of .ilmo\I Beautiful Culveord.lle 2 "ory w11h 1,nthony Pool '" M~ Verde In loan, lefter comidef 2nd T.D. 12.000 tq. ft. C.n t.lke up 10'4 un1h room for all 1he kids. New carpet· prlmt' .lre.l ~luded mllr bdrm Huge pool, !Able llie added fmly w/variance. ElSy KCess on l side\ Ing. f re\hly painled inside. \Ulle w/ll\ own rt!dwood declr,. rm. Vaant, quick occupancy • of this choke corner lot. Better Community pool. clubhouse. Loft pl•yrm & fmly rm Cenlr.ll consider"~· t1lte •look TODAY! uinn1\ & p.lrk *this OM now vacuum \)"lt'rn (71 41 545.~cn tn•) 541754 OI (714) 968-lJ71 (n4) 646-7711or 1714\ 54()-8944 fn4) 545·')491 (714) 646-7711 or (714) S4C).8l)M 111•1 646-m 1 °' (n41 S4C).8l)M Walker & Lee Sold 13,889 homes in 1976. •• and that's a record! List your home for sale with the hard-working record setten! COSTA MESA OfflCE: 2790 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) S45·9491 or (714) 545-0465 fOUNT AIN V AlllY OfflCE: 17213 Brookhurst Street Fountain Valley, CA 92708 (n4) 546-1754 or (n-4) 966-1371 HUNTINGTON BEACH MACNOUA ADAMS OFflCE: 9032 Adams Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92646 (n-4) 963·56n or (n4) 556·7035 HUNTINGTON BEACH SPRINCDAU BOUA OFFICE: 6CM2 Bolsa Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92647 (714) 897-0321 NEWPORT BEACH/ IRVINf OfflCE: 2043 Weitcllff Drtvt.> Newport Beach, CA 92660 (n4) 540-8944 or (714) 646-n11 lD. Bearer Is entitled to Frtt JWaiket €valuation of a Residential Property Analysis will be made by a Walker & lee, Inc. market specialist. There is no cost or obligation. You may return thrs certificate or all for an appointment. Offer is good mdefm1tely-p~se retain whh your household documents. TMo ('OltfUICMe-. be cM<IMttd wold_...,.,. -.. If your Pl_,, It Pl-Iii iM-.d ...... • ,.....,,,,..........,.d 111111 off ... """· -""' ................ oollcM ~ °' °"* - HouMs fOf' sat. HouMt For 5* ....... Fors. ....... Fors. Ho.Ms For 5* ...... Fors. ....... ,... s. ....... Fors. Ho.Ms For 5* ................................................................................................................................................................................................................ G•UM•al 1002 ~ ... Ir.. 1002 CiitMral 1001 o .... ,.. 1002 G........ 1002 ca ... ,.. 1002 o •• ,.. 1002 ..... ,.. 1002 r;,,.,.. 1001 ············•·········· ..................................................................... •······••···••···••·••· ....•.....••••••..•............•....•••••.•... ·········••·•·········· ····•·••••············· MEW USTIHCi! Occwn 1 blk • tl1•luxl' duplex. 3 BR. 2 hJ 1•a Uot.e to 11ton•' &Lido VtllU&l'' $179.:WWI' IA.YFROHT Hn1nd new dupll•x 3 & 2 BR, frplcs , '>Underk!>. I < ar g11ra1w Seller will h<'lp flOiJO( e' SJO!l .flOll ' CORONA. DEl MAR Oct.'an 5ldl' of hwy channm& 2 BR house + near nl'w " BR upt + 4 u1r l(aruae SlM,llCJO' WOODlllDCiE llro.1dmoor hom1:, 2 BR + den + dmmg rm + 1·at1ni: area 111 k1t1·hc11 (.111 l(t:OUK hrl<'k frpl<' r """ mulnl yard 'ill.500' Balboa lay Prop. Redton • 675-7060. HOWARD JOHHSON RIALTY PRESENTS 48r 2Ba. formal dtnln& rm or fam rm homt• 1n Liiaun• Niguel S109.~ T1tlPLD-COIOMA DB. MAR Great location! Community pool! Mini view of ocean from bdrms. Great ren- ta I record 1 3 Popular "Townhouse Type" units. Nice owner's unit with 2 BR. 11"2 baths & frpl in LR + 2 units w/2 BR & I bath. Great buy. $175.000 2111 S..Ju ....... Read HIWPOIT cana. w.a. , • ...,., 1 o I 002 ca ... ,.. I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHAT AN OPPOmNITY!! The elef ant Meredith home eaturlng 3 bedrrn1, 2'>'1 baths. formal dlnlng rm, sep walnut paneled faauly room with rt.replace, lov· COYE UTHAT Tucked away at the Bay is this ultra neat shelter for two. The lifestyle is luxurious and s mart. Beautlfully de- corated. it has all the special new things -like the microwave oven and the handy wet bar -that make hav· in~ "small intimate dinners" such run. There is a security gate and a secluded pool & beach area. too. Of· rered at $168,000. Shown by appoint- ment only. U,_.l()UI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS•. 675·6000 2443 Ent Cotst Highway. Corona del Mar also in MPSa Verde, at 546 5990 M•wport Heights New on the market! Our 3 bedrm. custom bwlt home h111 much to of· rer open beams enhance the feeling of space tbruout lhe li vmg area Large back yard wtUI aJJey access for con· veotence 435Aliso,Newport Buch OPEN HOUSE Sat/Sun eJy yard, covered patio, a ... r.a I 002 G1Mr.. t 002 clo&e ~~~~· beachd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• park, u:w .... couru an \·5 PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 1•z.s200 On The Fahway bike traU Compare with lea + POOL other properties in the $74,tSO beach aru and try to M a t u r c r a m 1 I y matcbatfll2,000. Call nel1hborhood Qurel 54Ml41 street La living room Spectacul11r view '.lllr '.lBa, dt>n, 2 frplc11. 2200 11q ft home undeor construe uon Completion dote m l\u~uSL San Juan ('op111trnno Under pncedS179,~ ~~~~~~~~ ~ Ma11lve stone rrplc Formal d1n . Famlly rm overlook• pool! Open COATS P. WALLACE Dlstnu~rfrl style convenience RIMHOMllt NEWPORT HBGHTS Harbor Vu "Portolino" •Br. 31,.1a ba. iiame room ror FUN! plus lge ram Uy rm. nDCK Brown cpt. cstm wet bar, many ex Lru. Gorgeoua! Hurry with SI 74,100. Century 21 /Sand pt per CARLA HINSON 6t(M9l5() or 844-5067 Larae R ·2 lot with channinl 2 bedroom on quiet cul de -sac Remodeled kitchen with many uparades. Room for tralltt •boat COSTAMISA 3 BR, 2 BA. Super Eutlllde locaUon Large lot with room for RV /Boat. 2 Patios. 1 Year warranty, ~ VALLEY 84().9900 •M-'°""' .... ti'(" ,~, ·-"""' •OTllJW ......... •t ...... ,,, .. ...,.. ....... ··-.. _ ,,...,...... .. ,, .... ··-JO°'""""' ,.._ n•-110. ,._ ~ ..... ..... ,, .. .litl,,. II lo JO,,_,. ,,_ r,~;_ )' \.OOW ·-,,. .... ,,,. ., .. :r.:-.. ,_ <JO.-.. -.. -•C-•C-...... ::=. ...,_ \~~, ",., 'IJ• .... ··-·-· !11-•00 ·-IOY .. .. () .,_ .,_ .. ""'_ M_ .,.._ ., ..... •uo ·-10• .... u ,~ ,,_ T)()I ,.,. .. 110.~ ,,_ ,, __ ,._ "°" ..... .. _ ·-.,._ .. "4 .... ...,. .. ... _ ,,_ ..... ~~. ,,. Nt-1 SHADY & QUllT ONN HOUSES snar ,., /SAT /SUN New I y pa I n t e d 3 1'71N2 Mann, lrvane bedroom. with bWlt In IH~.000 lalchen, " lush wall to Z37 Wakdorest. CM w a I I C" a r p l' l 1 n K $78,000 throughout Breeiy -~ ev~7T backyard With .. Uo COY· I --er " apnnk.len. Offered 1 • • with VA Of' FHA term, at a low price of $59.950 • • CAl.L 751-3191 C::SELECT I PROPERTIES Loolry Loo's Looi! DRIVE 'av 2313 La Lin da Pl. C.M. <Off 23rd St.> 3 or 4 Br. Child u re wrought iron renced pool & Jacuzzi. Inside Jtlra special super great. $134,500. SHOWN BY APPT. ONLY Agt EASTIW,. IESTIUYI Big~ bedrm, 3 bath home on choice corner lol Owner will give $3000 to redecorate. New reduced price ol 1152,000. loyMcC .... a..ltorlllOMew_. Coda Meta &•-7'129 548-81SSl Want Ad R•ulta 8'246'78 1002 I002G•••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. macnab / trvlne ? reeltg FIMIR HOMIS FIOM S7t.IOO TO S l,JI0.000 UHDA ISL.I Spcct aculnr vl(•w 3Br, JBa, den. 2S001q rt home, under conslrucl ton l.nguna Bearh $237,500 Beach area. Probalel, kitchen. 3 family sin REAi. ESTATE. INC bankruptcies, trustee bdrma. Sparkllnl free How would you like to Uve on the golf coune? This Is the only 5 bedrm home oa the course at Blf Canyon c~Uy for u e. Beautlrully up- graded with t.he protec· llon of • 1uarded com· &t!MNI 1002 81•r• 1002 5 BR Cali!omia Monterey borne. Bayf ront -pier & slip. Family room, formal dining + 5~ baths.• $425,000. Beverly Morphy 642..&235. <A·ll) 1al•,f~n.les,under rorm pool clrcled rnunlty Price $465,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• North End L111una Pork like aellln& 11411,500 market values. Call for w/Arhona P'la11tone rree list. Call World Wide Property ownen'1. Te· EZ care yd. VACANT & Brok ..... _ .. .&tUll nanta waitl.na. $200 Serv WAITINOI Call fast. Call I ~ COATS& WALLACE ~•o,v•.........,, 646-7171 JBr 2Ba Condo, OV('r 2100 Chi ror qualtr)'lnJ le· oPfN rot O• II HVN 1081 "llC't' •><1 I'\, 2 frpks, adull com ...... f l d ln ... _ nanta & ren8Una or 1M8 ., 1.. I ~~~:~'i~.~PL0a~~n~ ·~~::~i~}~!; ~~~/ri~~.IQMfJ REAL ESTATE . INC. San Clementt• Com merc11l 135.000 1ros11 $320.000 HOWARD JOHNSON REALTY 497.1744 IRVIMI T .... R~·Vlew Open HouNSat/Sun 1·5 5211 HIRAM LANF. 4 Br, ram rm, din rm, walled court.Yard. ClOM to paru. tennl•. pool. Sl31,Q) ~~L ~ (714> 112 .. .__.n ___ .. P.ople who OHd Ptople 11\a\'• wb1t the DAILY PILOT URvtCE DIRECTORY .. all abo\ltl --$-(C-~-4')-~-----4-t,-q;-S-.-w_ant_;.;..Ad.;..;...;.H_et..=...p_1 _M2_·S1T1_1 ?:1y~~~ &0~ir1~~. Ln Tltat lnfri911i11v Won/ Gom• wfflt o Cltt/d/e 1_ .... -----....... C\AT L POUAll-i .. 0 ................ -.... --~----.. ............................ I· L0,,01 I [ I I I* I· l.Yltltc I . I I 1s [ • I I· TORllS I 1 r I ·I I I T J P C £ D I I I' I I l&.UFFS End unit on greenbelt, close to pool. a bedrooms, family room. rormal dlitlng. VI ~ mountatos by day, NeWlJC]rt lllbu at night. Just llsted atSlf7$0. A COUIW&L ..,_,....CO. 644-1766 2 ~~!Io~O:H~~~se w/prhnrose path to front entrance. Decorator perfect interior just like out or a storybook. Priced for very quick sale. llAUOI VIEW-t.lt Spacious 4 BR, 3 Ba f amlly home w/fantastic pool & Jacuul adjacent to greenbelt park. 2 Frplcs, wet bar & large sun bathing paUo. Many more custom fe.aturea too lengthy to llat! Motivated aeUer. 1210.000. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 1800 Newport Hilla Dr. Eat. Cll1 DUPl.D Charmln1 corner duplex So. of Hwy tn llk•new cond. Walk11 clistanee to 1bope & scboola, exclusively offer«! at $149,90C>. V11W IM WOODD.0.1 ... ot mountains & lake. Smashi.na "Woodside" model adjacent to park & directly across from lake, pool i. private beach club. Elegant & up. graded -3 BR, family room. $149,500. Bill Hutchings 752-1414 CA-12) SfYGLASS-OllAT YAWi Thia new 4 Br home tits biah atop tbe bill w/putoral & dbtant moun-tam vlew. A world of U1ht1 at night . $237 ,500. Tom Quffft 864~. <A·U> atlAT LOCATION .. WoOOMFel Tb1s popular 4 BR & famJly room home can be yours 1f you bur .. ry ... tWl time to chooee your carpet£ lng. Brand now & aparkllna clean11 Featurlnf lg. atrium. separate mas awte. bis kitchen on t•milt room. All «'1 an ovenhed Iott £n1 joY tho like, pools, Jacums. pa,q It new tennis club. $1C»,900. Uta Harpa-'152·141•. CA·14) Ttl1ll Open Hou e un. 1 ·~ 8192 S1t"rru l na N ce I br .. 2 ba. n at u can You own tM land at SlZ1.~. VllJJSE WALi 3 br . 21~ ba. condo, Mar Fairview & ~fte~trom Plan 4. hltc new You 'll love 1t ror only S72.000. HARDESTY IEALTOIS SOJPnA•e ....... hlmd. &75-21&6 G, .. ,.. t oollGwr.. I 002 ······················~······················· INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITY 28 Acres Industrial. priced at $20.000 per acre . Strategically located near Ontario Race Track. Airport & San Bernardino Frwy. Rail & all utilities to property; industrial waste line 1320 ft . away. Clear. owner may joint ven· tu re. 673-4400 DMslon of H.tNw IMHhMftt Co. I t002CP...erol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS HIU 28 Morro lay Dri .. New 4 br, family rm. 211.1 ba home. M agniCicent view. city liF(hts & hills. Deluxe carpeting & fixtures . Complete landscaping & sprinkler syste m. Move in immediately to qualified buyer OPEN HOUSE Sat & Sun 2-6 640-6410 or 644·4684 MISA •&DI 3 Bdrms .• 2 b:iths. famlly rm., xlnt t'ondJUon. Reduced to $86.000. MISSIOH YllJO 3 Bdnm .. 2 baths. family rm . Tlf · fany Model D@ant home. 187.~ [3 833-9781 Hester-Brown REALTORS I llR . Z be , II•·-----------------c.e....... IOJ4 C...W... tOJ4 worhhop/aer 311 C.-tllt....,. IOJJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Ma1noh•. ST2.600. By VA • ·-•• .. ••••••••••••-a .a.va SSS owmr.14().TI14 Only 1nlnute1 io lb• Bl9ll&UUI rusUc duPlu. 2 ..,... ..__ ..... 28 l .. B J-IR. ,.1.eR. beem reU . •lot• ot •orll. N•ar .. IBM Halat O..PoW tOJ6 .......... r .... a. - 1udtnpatio. ~~ "NewSo~!.nlptn• Suun" Here'• the oae you've ••••••••••••••••••::.:•• ~;ec'..:~~.R~:~ PAUL .. 1'A. m -• '-UIUt .... p been Waltlq tor. Oll.ly Prime Daaa Pol.Ill DOI • .,, ..... RMJDt.et.e &6'1313 .,adedthruout.Adultoc ... 000 for 1 nHi 3 lo<'•Ud '" llod tl --------tUPled. Quiet cul ~uc. bedrm, a bath ud Ml Cucnplex. 4 Br 2 Be, UY BY OWNER Z1l7l Oreu· 2 C\lltom ptiUQ9, See 0e1r r 1m11 y room w 1 l h Ina rm. dlnlna nn, raml view, I Br. 2 Ba. mil•'° model• Ai co mpare ftreplate. Double iarqe 7 rm. ruJly landacpd bch. Xtraa. Dy appt. Oiunlry Fmlcb 4 yr old 4 br on cany0n + view rnt.ooo Owner/A1ent ~rm 541&-1'1$4 •mi. wiUI •llltimaUc: OP'!ntr. IC.'U&~•· 1epar1tc _... Carpet.a. drapea and lot• ctilldreft • yard Owott -------- SPYGLASS .. u. C:J Walkt:r C lee ZI Marro l9Y Dri•• Real F.at.ew New 4 bdrm .. f1m . rm . ----2"' bll. bome. View of Cl· Open UIZS Llln11 Dr. 5Br, ty U1bt1 lit hllh . a.Jot counlry db loc. Lodlcpd , swam pool op lboy xtraa. J V. Co tlooal lmmed. oc · ~14n~l.877 cupancy °' extr• Excellent loci will CllT}' 2nd. 1105,000 Dtcouutl-.. R.r Uon. Just listed. hum. Pnnc ·only· -...,u la evident tn lhll lnvlUD1 call $40-'Ul B Toro I OJJ 38r, 281 home Decoret· .. -:" ~ HERITAGE . • REALl ORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAKIFOIHT Alli t:pgnded 2""' yrs new. 3&-, 281, tile BBQ. wet bar. bltns. landscpd, new ed by the artlst-owistr w /man)' anteresUn1 de· t.&Us. Walls of mlrron. I · 100% Gt•ral IMM4t0 144-46114 IOOZ -------FIXHUPPER WITHPOOL ,._., • v-o• 5 acre pk, ooly f18,IOO -~ 8' ., Agt Ml-Glllor875-8800 r.IJl.h carpetin& & luah aodscaplna set this masterpiece apart frocn other bomes. Ask to 1•1t NOW! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX-3 BR. EACH We have it! Hard to find , identical un · its; 3 bdrms .. 2 baths each. Top quali· ty construction. Large rooms ; close to shopping & beach. Drive by: 514 Iris. CdM & call us for app't to see after June 27th. $179.500 759-081 I 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE OCH VU HIDEAWAY Bachelor or artist's 2BR, 2BA w told CdM charm Huge lot w /room to build view studio or ? OPEN SAT·SUN 1·5 412HAZEL HALPIMCHIM REALTORS 67Ml'2 Needs paint and rarpt'l All It lakes Is a little Im aalnallon & work a nd you'll have u tx>out1ful pool home. Hurry. cull 64S-0303, r-or:u:sr E OLSON . . .... ,, ,,, StSJ,000 __ _...._._V.._ 1034 BEAUTIFUL & EXCEP ..__ _, ~ ~ TJONAL Two story raml· ····~:;;~~·;.~;,;;·••• • .., ly hm w/4 bdrms. f1mUy rm. formal din rm. 2 Canterbury, by owner, 846-5173 (rplcs. Lus h greenery Bra.nd new 3600 + 11q ft, ---- u nd pro re 1 s Ion a I 48r. 38a. 3 cai 1ara1e. POOL HOUSE hmdscupin1. A perfect Sl.20.000/<Yr. 840-3279 or Larae 2 story In ready l.o home for the cxecuUve. 834.-., move In condlUon. Nice Shown by appt. only. UAaER area & only S89,950. Try WATERFRONTHOMES IYO.,." 15"/o down AleDl 9 Yr old 3 & 2bd duplex •·--c.-.. 6311400 Open house. Spac 4 Br. M0-05M/S3l·~ w/1111 1ueat rm It ba --------~~~~~~~~ t~ .. _ tlo fo dln ----Terrific inrome $195.000 BY OWNER -f l .,.N pa ... .: "[' Prl ' --IY OMA.Jaa By Owner 640-7266 Mesa Verde Home-4Br + SJS Q rp c ew "" u-ou n ..,.."'"" •-.-------•I ram rm. l iWIBa. very ,5 0 only 183.000 963 3610 TllWO star)' cont townhae 1• 1 ...., ooo ""'9 9065 By 1 lb-2 .. _ 3 bdrm, fireplace. paUo. IRVIMITBR. !ft;~MPrlnonly•• Famly Ranch ta~m .ar:~li~'. ';; w1un1. poot, park, 2 mt Charm.lnl 3 bt'drm ~atlo Surrounded by fruit Garfield Ill Maioolla to beach, clo.e to shop Oriented home. S Ike 3br. Jba, new root. n.ew t.rees. Encloeed paUo. 3 -.. 900 1 ...... 5 Palm St. pins ceoler. 1chools root Owner will carry pnt. pooJ ailed yd, Cnll bedrm1. den, family ;v·5 793"i' · Ht~o 675 2269 or flnanctq. Sl35.000. 875-6815 bef 6. 64.2-3'81 at\ room, formal dining. Im· -.. ... M OPENHOUSESall·S 6. Byown.r. tn:5.llOO. maculate, hardwood VA IUYBlS O,.•gForlhp 1!507SantaDellaTerr. IXICUTTYIHOME floon. lath & plHter WB.COMI I McC_. walls The price ls rltiht. Fantastic JBr & bonus I -~1110 ... -rt MISAVERDE BKR.~1720. _. ,_~ rm home. loc.ted ln nice IOOZG1 .. ral IOOZ t Eod<»ed courtyard en areaorFV.FuUpriceon Prohsslonal1 Would you llke to Join an ors1nlullon compn1ed ol TOP PRODUCERS" PerbaJl9 you will find that QUALITY & not QUANTITY ve ry refrei1htng •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~C..~~W...~~541~~·~2~l ll)' to a 4Br, Jba retreat ....... Ball ly 182.900. CALL NOW ' ----------------I· Family fun In energy 111 ~ Thia spectacular value .. .,A.I •ss HILL uvtng pool • Jae. Only wW not last PENINSULA home. Comfortable family home a few steps from the beach. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths. $1.95,000 OTHER prestige waterfront homes with pier & float from $385,000 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 ·1.11 Ruy\11l" (),,,,,. NB 6/S blol 1002 GtMral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ -$1.58,llOO "#I In Callfontla"' Splendid 4 BR.. family D A V l D B 0 U R K E ~ M ...... rm.: oce1n view, pool. RLTR Rxll'Upper Jacuzzi, 2 frplca .. fee Call 54&-9950 4br & convert den. com l•alton land! 1298.000 --------pletely cpl 'd, nice 963-8364 PAUL MARTIN Prime Mesa del Mar loca drupery treatment. qwet --- Real Estate 644·7383 lion. 4 Br home, ror the cul de sac at , close to OPEN HOUSE busy ramlly W/added school:. Call 645·1513, S"T 1-S DUPLEX · 3Br houu. firepluce, D R. Patio & 2 Br, apt. Sl&S.000. Owner wW carey lnt.ereat only 64().7359 den, stereo It pool toble Agt A included. Low main -------17061 llossSt f. V lcnanc:e arounds. Nice Shurp lac 2br. 2ba condo. SUper ahurp. 1 Year new pat.lo, blln brick BBQ. all Dlo.rm, balcony, walk in SaddJeblck home 1chool1 Ir OC Colleae rlo.<1et, secunty. adults C'Z I 9UILL r--------•I wittun walldn& di.stance only. Open all week, 14P06tl 51'1.EAD OUTll See and make an orfer . S 7 7 • O o o 5 5 6 • 198 o -------""''· -··tom built, coun· All PolnUI ReaJton Own.r1Af6, t•lllMJOft .. ech I 040 ••um ~U9 894·1381 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~°!9uf:'!r:~ E~TSIDE Nice 3 br ~SA~M 1•5 CAM'TWArT bathrooms. paneled Owne wan .. out Am 464 LE TOGITHOMI r "" · "' Newport Hl1. area; 3 .,._._ ... _. a tr-shaded study & views of harbor 562-8770 Eves ...,....,.. ....... .... We WORK TOGETHER & that ti> one good realOfl we are i.o successrut Call Jerry Gillespie for an appointment 913-891 t INTHI SSO's FIXBoUPPER & ocean! Aho featured ----bdrm• · 2 ba .. extra front yard Into the 1pac . !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!1•--------1--------•1 area separatechiJdren'1 4br below market. 1198 larae family rm. with Uvtna rm w/nrtocei.llng OCEAN VllW LOT SOLA.MA llACH win& pegged fiOOl'll Ii Auau1ta, 1 Fair view fr wet bar d.lninc rm . bit· used brtc:k frplc. E~oy 4 BR home. NOT A CON· 00. Basics ln iood shape <nr new 1elf clean 111 oven, + tllJlie, OW. nr • new cpta • drlJI, recenUy painted In and out) Needs dollina up. Could be a ramlly ahowpl1ce Owner needs FAST acrow-,ou aubmlt on the term1. BKR 9112·551 l 1002 G1M1al In South Lacuna be•~ ceiling ln famlly Aulusto > 556·3149 bfr /aft In stereo •pea It er the luxury of gold anti ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• tll0.000 oc•• .,,. _ _.... rm , Iota of wood, brick" 9.112-0771 an)'t.lme 5 Y 1 t em : Pro l 111 · qut-glass panelln& In ~ 1--------•I 673-3663 6'2-2253 Eves ...,_.""'"' shutters. fresh palnl ln & lndscpd. $12i.SOO com Corti ble fa m rm AMlt&ICI UDO ISL.AHO l Br furn. corner unll oo out & boat or RV park EASTSIDE • NEWPORT IEACH w/convement count.er for 1002 ....... ___ Co•• Comer condo, pool. rtt . 2 BR, 1 ba '68.500 ... de1crlbea the v iew DPAHSIYI HOME bl"f 110$,000 tog. The perfect family IY IACX IAY R!ALTY 67S-164Z informal dlnma. Relax ~':rr1 ~~/r:"!:~:o~n~ sz1s,ooo VllWtoLAJOLLA '='s~atsz:·rs ~~ 2/.~ ~:~~:Op~ ,.._..,.Gwtt7 hr~~ tn°~~/~~~d~: zst-0226 bdrma., 2"' baths. !-'ran Eapeclally large home t Br furn, upallln unit 1 ~~1~4~0:0-==~'~""::.·. ~Uo. pvt deck off mstr Home "with complete" enclosed rumpus rm. All (,._..., a.w..-.l c~can Model. bus been 1urroundln1 p1l10 onbluff.SU0,000 Ir bOJ'm.Veryquletaroa lo lue8tquartcna. + 38r. tbi1 + JBR, 2BA for \llM"Wlll~IMJ t11tefully decorated• w/pool. Perfect for In· popular development. lge yard" many more 174,900 Conventional or -"1MmiMlr Cen you believe It door outdoor entertain· 2 Br. 2b• 1 1or1eou1 Arthur Reeta• Realtor. amenities See It Sunday VA. 1166.0001 Ina . Flexible ~ bdrm N 0 ocean view rrom bdrm• 7:SHA73. at 578 Pierpont Dr .. btwn UU home, Ideal for the raml· Uv rm. frplc, uparaded.1~...__.-"!"! 1 &:SPM and BUY! ... 0 pp 0 rt u n I l y t 0 I y w b o want 1 two 1115,000 I~ u rt W h i t \' ll ' ti t ~ r N EWPORT CENTER REAITY 640-1817 le.tlMVllw Bluff area. 2br. l den, all new kttch. lge encl patio (714) 962-6195 leue/optlon 1 level 1epar1t.e wings. Situated 1~~~~~~~~~I $77,777. Bluffs J ·Plan. 3 Bdrms., on 2 loll and two green 2 Br, 2be on cul-dt>·llC, 1. ME s A v ER D E - 2 bal.ha, with beautiful 1t.radu. view of areenery, but 'lot OP1H SAT. 1-4-.30 1paclou1 3 bedrm and canyon " b1y view -HAY theocean.112.500 RIGOLD family+ larae den and ~!Ill I "it'WpOrl Of_, '4 ll 17 1~1 fil~ 1GJ~ S&SGULSWAY VA & FHA tturry, thla one won't WATERFRONT C--rVlloatlt.I su.!!'~~ 2 bdrm. & wet bar. Up1raded ========- tut! 11125 Mo. HOMES Cal 75'· If II ,..,. ~" lhruoul Juat listed at Prtce RecM:th1ttl All BUYERS COMDITIONID Pnme loc1t1on. 3 br. 2 REAL ESTATE den. bit-Ina, ftplc .• dbl 171, 1'1'1 . Hurry. Cl II Best buy 3 Br 2 Ba. huge C. f. CollSWOrthY 631-1400 But lot• of room for f!'°~ !~,.!.~"1~~~::: Me-5880 lot. lmmenN ramUy rm, H.lihly UPll'ldt'd 3 bdrm ba, patio. S64.9M> ull fmly rm w /frplc. Im mac, shows like a model. tem\I. Spacious Uv rm, vaulted "111 •••· •••a•• • 11 wesr-1 cheerful. profesa1onall7 ""w laodacped. Quiet cul-de· llA&.TY, IMC. aac It. Thia one Is a muat ~ 141-2323 toaee. 54.5-IMSl. llALTOIS 640-00fO EXICUTIYI hones! Mlnl Ranch near Call By The Sea Realty rool.copperplumblna. w/fplc. Fresbuod1isy! Newport's Back Bay! for Info on new home Ill LIER f13.000. ()peo Hae Sun 2 .. HOMI sum Onfy $36,IOO. Income prpt)' ln &inlet GIB w A. OOU11il.ANOERS +INCOME You're 1oln1 lo love REDCAkPET 754 1202 B e h • Se a I 8 ch -~~U.~"';~~TY;.;;;;;;';7~S-;;;S2~0;0;r-~~~~~~~~i tm·2133 or1U2·t220 com Int home to sea 714 ...... H .. 7 2 ... -_, ced b Good CM location Need• b r e e 1e1 1 n d t h I 11 ...._..._ • ---'l Finan Y Owner p&J.DYEAt. GER REALTY beauurul 3 BR. 2 BA. u s tlYIHITBUCI On"'-2 houses on l lot, w/dbl Have .omet.hlnt you want home with f1mlly room. llR:J aaraae.1118.000 W432 I 556~171 to entertaln or jW1t relu • • 5Br + ram rm, 4S.., pool, Goff Course ..._ _______ I by poolsl .. _ Comple•-•y ETERANS comer lot. 1225.000. By COLLEGE PAIK o--· •·tatA .. uv. ~ v owner 67~. Btwn 10 Dramatic Mu• Verde FtXM UPPER ~.... " COf'OllCI .. M• ~~=~~~:':!! "l &2. home. Quiet cul dc·sac. 3 Br. 21>1. tam rm. dbl 5'S Relale Speclallm. 3, llard to find trlpln, pr1cedri&hl. Vet.a call for ARE YOU ~~ neatly 1.ndscaped S frplc w1dt!ta~ IUt'lll 4or5bdrm modeluv1il, i,a.2.11192.000. detalll. Anylncomeorarea! IHTBISTID7 ...____ + 1--Olorloua bedroom•, 3 room&b1lh +plumbing some wtpoolt.~ Sharp duplex. 3 ~rm•. CAU 540-3666 1f:w t':r:i~~:: 1 What are you lnt.ereeted ~ -·-baths, formal din Ins & ror kitchen. 18 sq rt As Pennln&ton Propertle1 3 batha. 2 bt'drm. 1 bath Low cloalnJ cost.a' In from a R~a.l Fatale Nlce2 Brbousew/yard Ir bar, famUy room. 2 wny iumable 127.000 VA loan $180,000. Homes VA appraised I Company. Xanadu ll re· patio btwn new •pacloUJ fireplace, r ich wood Owner aruuoua" may LAHOMAU South ot ffl1hw1y , PrtcafromaM.O,OOO adytollll•n.Call 4 car 1ara1e with 2Br, p1nello1. pre1t11e carry amall 2nd. All llAUTY d~lex, w 11reat poten· 3 Bedroom to:"' 2500 75'-0761 2ba •pt over. <Juat com· thruout. $194,000 BK R. tll3-0'M9 HUGI LOT ltal ror addlt'°°'1 larce ~uarefootGeoralao Olveusyourldeu Want pleted).SUAc~la.A.sk· 540-l'720. Btt1 3 bdrm fmly rm unlt. SUS,000. loo f .... ...,. I d lni 11110.000. Ph 873-0571 • --------....... I k •• , .... 7270 ans or si-....... only creat ve an aa· TA 41 ......... lM home. "~onl ortc pa .. <>. ..... JUST USTID Call Red 'C1rpet now grwalvuateapeople who FOURPLIX "-..,.•""I • l'l'om uparaded kitchen Oracloua lanai patlo en· ind uk how )'OU can art lnter•ted lo a 11fe G .-.3 •2o $72,100 & fmJy rm you view titn VA be lflt 1 rosaea .. •" · pe r A great homo. close lo d h ~h·h ct!1~:!~~!u~1J!:~ ~y7ou;j 120ne2 •· umecareer t..~·:~3":'t'ti!~lt:ft':~ __ "f._l _hl_C_~_fonll __ a_'_' _ Oran1e cout. Colle10. ~1~/~ lhr.r!::"f~u';': MCluded tam. rm. over· iPI" ..... CM ldkhena. All units 17751m-------•1 stores & churchea. New trM1. 2 alalted cov'd ~~~~~~~~~I klokin• run fWed8• alltt.er· ---14-6-190-0---· las 1qft. Seller will offer it Int MIW UITIMG carpel~Yll • 1 ..... ·CH paUO.. bri1ht ol)en feel lnt pool. I BR, ~e E·:Z <2) 2 Bedrm hom•~ne tsma to !lined buyer CAMBRIDO! HL.OS. • • _, in1 • ~at for eotmeln· care yant. Act ¥2-2231 Just llatedl Sharp 2 br. n•*, one remodeled. 1Jated at ,000. Pltue Park·Uke enlry . quaint 3 .•~a.~·~~~TY~~~7$~9~-0~l~I ~II tn1. C.11 now. &45-9491. 1 i.-, btl Townbome ln ex· OoM to 11th Street •boP· addteaaa llqqulrtes to: bdrm. +famUy, 2 bath ~ c:J Walk~r 1; Ice ~ Walkt:r i; lee LANDMARK BY OWNER 4BR, I~ BA, *'2.m. a car cua1e. 2 atory ahake roof beaut., 11 lry kitchen w tall bu.lltl.01. larite ovenlted lot. pro· fesslonally laodacaped, l"OUlb beam Pillo cover w/1pactoul brick pat.lo Ii 111 BBQ. •2182 '-03'7 I Meander Liane OPEN SAT/SUN 12·5 to tell? Cluslfl«i 1d1 do "' ACRE w lbouH, 1uest l well -Call NOW, boulelrpool. •'l!f.""18 821-11179 i onally well main· pln1 and Newport BROK ER Box 417 home: dbl. ~c, on cul ta ed, adult complu Harborff1th-Aauper1n· Coronade1Ma.t12625. de••·c .. ·-"""! 00. Own for own r 0c ve1tment. Hurr)', ju1t -•w ......... ,..,.,., cupanta. You'll like UU. .ua.1,cal154f.6180. NEW·IBr. 2"'8a home, lllaoa • .=,,,.,. NEW 2 •l«Y aer. IS.. 3 1---------1 Cir 1ar•1e, $97,100. ,.,,1.. 1002 .... ,.. 1002 ............................................. CE IDlll ILllllS aa. OVER &O Ye.AAS OF SERVICE Olle.W. IWfl'S •AN1anA•ftAM Rare 1 Story End Unlt With 2 Spaclou1 Bedroom• 2 Batb1, Cathedral Beam Cett~p -Larae Wr•r Around Patio AdJOlnl Grom· bel . Near !uttln1 Green . Overlook• Pool. A." Joy of :NeWJx'lft II Lliting, $135,000 •• DOftl DltVI 631-.1800 • onol 4ta mat.le ll viol rm s:n-5IOO,eYa5CIG9 wtvaulted ceHln11 " * '71-70'0 * w......._ .... , frplc, HP•rat. dloln&~~~~~~~~ area, modem open style ..., U.....,,Ofta kitchen, flS,tOO, Ast. o •• ,.. ...... 1002 ... ...-________ _... __ ••••••••••••-••••••••• •••H•••••••tetH•••••• Fruit & -t t 142 »t.Z owner llAUTQIUU I BR. 2 be 611• ram rm. dole to beach. 1bop9 • fU&hl7 upcraded, pr1de ol OWIMl'Shlp, U00 sq, n I O•ner 1nxlou1, tioucbt •notba-1 Blint tbe famn, I Coau Ir Wall llSMU4. _.for Jae ................ J lld b1 owur. SW,IDO ... 'IJCISU ' fdtMl'Uw ... ,...___.•1 ~111 m1"' wuou1rn1 uu t:.1.uu ... a.._..ta tt •C. rll Oll(tc.n, t*S Af.•fhwou.I •ind•W'I, 11ton~ lrplr, Undd, prC"mlum lot, up .,._ INa IS*MIXll burnt' l'1llicd, JKr, Zlh, s:'I~ of rhMm Pn 11ac· > UV> ~.ooo ~ KnO • '¥k!w IA l-44211 R k r •SIAGATt- 0.TheW.tw ~ .Cbr, 31>4 fo'ur m l11D rm Goornn•t k 1t Lu 1 u r 1 o u a. I v 111·, o 'f /abutt1·r~ dqa, wallpapt'r thru.,yt lk• I l»•uun 'u Ali.o pool jaCl.IUJ It lcMla. JO' IXl•t dock av .. 11. 1'r111·d fur quick iiale by owner Sl61,500. Wall co op w /brkrs 213 592 1700 or 7l4-827·7300 for appt Open Hae Sat ISun 11 ~ ----,,..,.. 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TUITUROCK JW$t reduced! Beautiful 4 8 d r m . , 2 '' b a t h townbome with family room. fireplace. deck & fnut trees $122,500 lEG!HT RIAL TY 17141496-950 I DEEltRB.D A very neat 3 bedroom townhom~ for onlv S79,500 UPS.: ra ded lhrOURhoul. <;ommun1l) POOL, SPA, C.:ABl.t-: TV .ind ~rcul r.11n1ly b vinJt Call lo set• STIPS TO POOL J\at naht ror "'nlll'a or couplt•i.. 111 ont· of In.int•" twi t develop menb •lccorutcd Just ri aht an 1·nrlh tones. :-.il'wlv 11111nll'tl & Cre11h NoUune to do hut l11111t .it IL, lJke ll & hi:hl ID It, 2 IJdrm~ , $'T..!,~MI ~~~~000~ VILL~ REALTORS IESTOF DEERRU.D 3 Hr, 2 Ha, 11pac. m aster bdrm Lg!!, 11iry c·ountry kitchen & pantry u,,. i:raded thru out. spnnkler" & patio Cull Nick Vrucin C·21 Irvine PlaLa l<lty 752 652l or 551·271W DEERRElD ik'uut1fully J;.indscapcd C:~tom upgraded Ai;pcn 3br, 21-,bu Pride of 11wrwrsh1p Sohd value at 197.000 l°Jll Agent at 7S2 2737 •:w. Qf ""THI IAMCH .. I Dr, J.,.. Ba, poul ~ ~Y•'-Avt Hy Owrwr OtJI Ml 421r7 llVIMI B••ullful • Ut. wllh lian lnl I<-IQft 1 ltt perl•C't ltr m1ud Larlla pool w ' t h e I • c t r o o I 1· clQrtni.IM Great l11mlly hume ~n hou.lts Sun clay t 5. •OH l.om u. Or\-rpiark 11 UJ,000 i.liZ~ Balboa Island R.eal1y -'V..#1\"l"'''-'T ....... '-1'l 673-1700 CLEAN !lu~k BS a whisllt!, br11nd '*"w carpel.Ji, drupes 1md 11uJlpaper Too gor1<cous ~ de11crlt>e. fm1l1.1ntly 1111 it-nllng. Don't wait 11ee 11 ttday! CENTURY 21 979·1050 We're open lil 11 for )Ou Prime lri er Cliff End urut, waterfront l Br den, 2 Ba, formal dtnm~. '!tep down h11mg rm & mllr bdrm ('Omplelely up,rud~ •UJIKAl!t I Ol'lH HOUK i.l.t.l fY •10J0.•~ c ........... R .... CHREALTY 551·2000 4 Br, 21 i ba, fJm rm 2100 645·9161 6•1 r1 SI0\,900. Ph ---CULVERD.UE A moat popular :1 bedroom family home located just 11tep.o1 from the community POOi. i\Nl> i\ beautiful und popular 1 bedroom homc w 11h u beaul.iful covered pullu A musttosee Olli to ~'-'<' 5.59 5434 alter 5 pm 6M·5371 be( 5 wkdys. Pnnonly WOODIRIDGE Pr'flcoff Model 5hr, 3ba. ram rm, formal 1t1n'i:, beaut locutt0n on purk Open Sun $155,000. Ill Wiiiowbrook. By 11wor 1>14 540.1 or 847 -8583 BEST BUY i\ n o l l r a ,. l 1 v e u n d I st HOME OR RETIRING? Thul see thu. 2 bdrm . 2 ba. charmer with formal din area. Spac1ou~ kit ond low maintenance pauo area~ Sl!0,500 PLUS you own the lund JUST A SHORT WALK TO nte BEACH -ch•~:!1, home wtttl gueat unit, on a qutet uo etreet. Ocean view, coKy flreplece, tarve rooms and low maintenance •.. S158,400 SOl'TII l.A<il'N \ 11*9 4Ml 497.z419 LAC>l1Ni\ NlGLIJo:t. &!15·1728 OANA l'OINT 193-1181:e ~ .. ach 1041 LAICJlllaleodt 1041 ••••..•................ •··•··•···•··•··•·•••·· S12.000-ll;1wa11 lol l1'ucre $4!1 500 ll3ll own your own nr tx·h $1:..ll,UOt>-furn WR 2Uu oc· vu, wulk to bch. $1119.ooo :um 11lt•n. ul' 'u walklobl'h BY OWNER Uruque I Br w Studio Wood's Cove, oceltll '1cw on hllJ(e lot surrounded by eucaJyptus. 2 blkll to beach Luxury open floor plan. roman tub. beamed l"e11J.ngs, frpk, 2 dt-cki. Studio uh10 ha:. pvt deck Complete bl clai.s re rwdelt.'d & :.llll h1u1 more polenllul $155,000 Ph 4!M~l82 OPEN l 5ti27 NYES ~.000 <.:w.t 1-:nu tudor 4fllt 13 11a din rm. 2 dt.-cks. w1nc rt'llar, den --------• w /Wc\,,IJJr. muid8 qrtrs, fllntastlc wh1lcwuter vu Condom int um Oc:e11n side of fhl(hwoy Pool at your doorstep Oceanvlew from livtnR room & dN·k I.urge l br sm.~ l..il(rochk> Realtor 49Hl611 llG2STORY OCUMVIEW 'Ytou11t111n:.1dc, amoni: lhe pine lrt.'t..,, J most p1(-tutt.~quc '>ettme. you wlll find lh1s 4 BH, fam1 ly rm. damnii room with JW.l under 3,000 sq ft Bit hke 2 ~t·p home!>, ea w u funt.ui.llc view oC the ocean (Ui.e your 1m· aRmatmn) $255,000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 O.Y.O. An Acrou from Heisler Purk on the ocean 2 BR, 2 BA Adults only 484 Chff Or Laguna S97,500. ~ Victoria Bch. EnJOY beautiful 11ummcr !\U1\!lels from lhlS cedar & 1o1lau home. Pvt . t'O,mn't lo beuch . Stained gla!l!I, 2 rplcs , ~unken tubs & ~aml' rm 1174> $217,000 Close-In Lot Commercial lot with e'I· ccllent city & ol·ean \ 1ew Approx-3750 squure feet of bwldable lund an an t>xccllent l<>t:a (}75) S00.500 •PANORAMIC* .c Br, 3 bath. lge rorner lot Unobstructabll' ocean view. Better Hornet Realty C.: I.om hm,. t.;nil iu ••, m fr twhc 3 Br J P • Sl2t,HO .. tn loall. 131 119$ Wll ......... Sert ,IS.w I • S 21012 MOiiie v .... llJU l>t-a&rt't' vlrw. pool, paalloa, llrtoplact 4 b d r m 1 • :l '" b a.1 t h -. . Slit.~. Crown V•ll.Y Prkwy w Adelanto. then hnt lt:ft 15 Mont" V trde Pric• 1ubject to 1ncrH!le llfte.r ltU1' wttkend IOHDRIALTY 831-9411 IYOWHUl New 3Br. 2h&A 2 11> patio bome. f11>lc, u1r t.'Olld. r11m rm, !lte(lll lrom rommunaty pool, v~w ol h1l1:1, 1111*.!IOO ~ 1302 or 4!i3 7D51l ....,ou•n. SIM .... Pr e1t11 uua ••port H a COl1M!r lout l' u 11 l ll m d •a I I D • d rb.armtt. Th ck, p!mh ,arsit\IDI Claas ~ncloHd bnclt frplt Slat> aavet l(ourau!l kllth•n UOIQUe atep down m.ult•r llouitC" .Dcllahtlul wood ahlntilf'd ma1t~r b11th Hu11e= ••parnlt' ram1ly rm • l001 It Wiii bt• iUnt: tomorrow, ciall now 6467171 (»'fN IHY• f hN (IN f... I [elHNttl SEA VIEW Dynamic cx.-ean/lltes view Brand new $25.000 under mkt. $279,500 54g.t16l<1 , 7~ 1677 J .V Co. HARIOR VU CARMEL 38R, tum rm, dm-rm 28A. Pnme lllm. loc w Npt tkh lly owner. in SEA TERRACE guard d's land Open SAT •SUN gate ocean vww, walk to 1 5 11112 Port. Manle1gh beach, its l(Ol ever Pl Call644 7730 _ _ )tlun.:. •Br. fam rm, dm Seu View t:uslom 3br rm. Si\ V 1'; owner I A Kl ·den Best vu. Open l 5 $174,!IOO. 400 6!Hl7 1917 Yacht Enchantresi; L«*• For-flt I 055 ....•..•..•.•....•.•••• LAKE FRONTAGE Harbor Vu Homes PORTOF'lNO 4 Hr, 3~,. bs, fam rm. din rm, game rm. $16\1.~50 fee Owner 644-4844 New home. 3 Betlroorn, 2 but.h.-1, private a\num orr mu i;ter bedroom.1--------- plumbl'd for Jacuul Th11 Coutd 8e komun tub, upl(ruded THE OME! carp4!lS & air l'Ond1Uon Maiin1llct-nl panorunl1l' mg $125,000 v1t•w or Bay and Ocean :i AHCHOlAGf ~drm . 3 ba, 2 tplc. 20x25 rumpus rm wtwel bar. IHYESTMEMTS fplc & view. S27~.soo (7141496-7711 6Jl-033I Lake rronl 4 bdrm home ~ Decorator design lhruout :! paUO'I, pvt ., ( dock, 14' llobie C.:11t, 4 1ID. I U • .. q . ft uled & rubmetl'd M.ARIHBS Sq. gaml· Qr hobby room All I_.........__ 611 "331 111 lt:lnl cond H> owner 1--~----·---Sl&,500 Open Sun 227 lslamart!. ll37 !1~17 •ir OPl'~N HOUSE BY 675·594!1 OWNER E. Bluff 4 Br. WOOD SIDI! 2460 I Via Def ltlo Hct11ut1fully u111:rud('d, :1 Br, 2 Ba. r1u1111y kllcht."n ~n to fnmtly room with larie lui: burning fir('plat•c Entt•rtamcr11 J):.aliu wilh r('dWood COY er. Gorgcou'\ <'arpellnti. drapenci1, air condition fo'am Rm. 2 fpk's, 21°2 Ha, pool 1>17.e lot. 2214 Altn Vista 644 1323 or 1'44 1325 *BLUFFS* Ongmnl area. 4 BR. 3 ba. ~nd unit. Tolully re<tcc. Move m rt-udy. '149,500 HASTIMGS & CO. HAL.TORS 640·5560 HOTTE THAN A FIRECRACKER 1f you haw bct!n Jooklng ror. home., tt pr1c-e you <'lln really afford, this '" tl I Thl' art•a 1s 111 the excl~ave (guarded 24 hr ) l'Ommunity or Balboa Bayshores. Private beaches and neat · neighborhood. Many movie ~tars have made their home here ror years because it is secluded. Th.ts home has been completely gutted and now is up to 1977 Decor, new drapes, carpeting. und floor roverin~s. A super new kitchen . self-cl ea ning oven. dishwasher. rcfrigenlor & freezer. all new beautiful tile. stainless steel sink and inst:lnt hot waler to make coffee. tea or super hot chocolate. Large fireplace m gorgeous liv-rm. Huge master bdrm with remodeled bath. plus 2 more bdrms & full bath. All new· landscaping, exterior ('Ompletely re modeled. ltugt• south patio with plenty of room for jacuzzi. I have • purchased another home, so compare prices. Located on a very quiet tree lined street. only a short :i;_. block to main private beach. Home will be open Thurs. Fri. Sat, & Sun. 12·5 2792 Circle Drive <The ~ate guards w1ll let you pass ) An xMt ... ,.._..on today'1 ...-bf. Short ncrow ..... Nd. Priced at S 168,500 ly Owtwr. PriKI,... °"'J. 646-5701 ; I Mtwporl 8eoch 106tlw....__.leocla I 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1::::!::9.: •••••••••• ~. ·~ ENJOY DO YOU ENJOY ... a dip in a pool, pie-· nic lunch under lanai, friends over for dinner, an evening with the family? If so. we have a lovely 3 bdrm. home ii) Newport Beach that has the facilities to m ake all this possible. You can see for yourself by calling us today. $149,500 -/1 7 ~~ 1,:; LIDO HEALTl' refrethlns 4 bedroom 532 .a600 home in the Colony. Plan ;ro Jt'~ '°"g9 l1°'~' 180 DEGREIE OC~VIEW Ing, sprinkler sy~lem. Newport <.:rest Tn-level c.u1tom land11<.'ap1ng townhoUJle. 3br + den, Elerlrar gara&tt' door 2~~ba End unit. Ocean & Only Sl.02.500 bay view Pool, tennis, 6"0·6000 Jocuui, sauna. walk lo {:::.ir(' 1177 Via Udo, H•wporl IHch ' 673-7300 <100 Full) air c:ond1t111nl>d and decorat RANCH REAL TY 551·2000 rd like n ... w F'nrmnl rim 'f523C.otPU5Dt·IRVt"E mi.: rm , hui::c ram rm • --- \ pper 3Arch Bay Execut •H' 4Br, 3Ha home. pvt bl'ach colony beach fly Ownt'r. Open lbe 645 9322 Newporte.och 1069 Mewporl .. ach 1069 WOODBRIDGE PENINSULA POINT PRESTIGE .............•.................•..••.......... 1 :J ra,e kitchen 4.!'alini::i--------- Steps to beul·h club <.:hoose vour own an tenor Th.ll> " BH & 2 11 \ tme 1s reJdy for ex· eu1> now 11350211 t•ll.l !1~2; or b'75 3534 A lltlARWOOD Yes, here at is' i\ ' bedroom home an lht' bellutiful NEW Wood bridge community. No lines or lollcraci. Ju~l muke vour offer anti C:O' Cull fo0r d1•tu1ll'> oreu, 21, bas. All over 2200 :.q. rt Community Pools and Tennis Best Ouy $115,000 Ask for ChJrlt•s Gerennch at Tu !Ii LI n ,, s .. 0 (' i at(' s M·I I WU f:w, 552 751i7 UMIV. rARK I WILLOW TREE Open f'r1 thru Sun 2 5 3 BR, 212 ba .. ram. rm. 2 Putirn1 Decorator :;harp Cornell. on c·orner wllh view of greenbelts & mount aim; EVEL YH COPELAND CHANCELLOR Walk tQ bcac:h. tennis, CD. ...... _ PLAM 4 rec club, shows new, REAL ESTATE SuPtr sharp 2·story. 4 ownt•r will help finance bdnn home m un1.,er:oia $225,000 673-8042 Agt. GIEAT You II never mo\ie ajlam. ty P'llrk Beautifully tic ·--------IMVESTMEHT LAZl DAYS Completely remodeled n toralt>d with :.oft. plu!lh VIEW! orPORTUHITY A..rl.' your!! With lhlf\ ~urjj•r year llj!O -new carpels: ~arro•t1n1•, n"w "u•tom I b d lakefronl I AR hom1• rww drupes. paint an & • ,... " ~ • ~ 2 'H wood & IC aas beau Commercial our 1np l 1 Th b t ( 11 drap1!S. lar"e dan1n" Hcudv. for 1tv111" ;it 11·, ou 1!1 eau 1 u Y p .. .. ty lllr, 21 •haw /l><rnms, kennel w /connect 1 n~ .. 1 t ··• .... t t ar0 ", 21• b.ith'I plu~ ht.' .. I Won't I.isl Ion" OCJ l..'u uume, II eps 0 .a • nanelan° View decks. house-42 d~ runs, horse " th b h r ·1 muc• murh more A re ,. " S""U~"KY CLE"..., l' ay, a'I a am• Y Vacant $160,000 Owner stublc:i. groomrng area & .., 11:"" """ f 1 AND al beauty and pr1r1•d to '-'.,·1rth tc1nA•. "· '"armth room, lr('p acl' i\gnt 759 0358 otrlce on •,~ acrc 10 r ,., "' " hu~I' l!Ul''lt bedroom sell at ~.500 --------• beautiful Laeuna Rcat'h found 10 th1' Ouk-. mdl 3 PLUS full bath over the 4 IR·l IAtHS setting. Owner will <'nrry Bit homt'. A .:ardcn off double aarage Mui>t ~ee red hill '.~:.~. 552-7500 lslTU.S\97.500. your kitchen C'an hl' l · l SlSSOOO View! Lill' hv. rm has yourslcxlay onpprel•ie e. • . S99,000 BEAal llOUSE Bnng paint brush, pn1J &< swim swt 2 Story 3 br, A frame, only 2 bib lo bch Byapptooly Property Ho~t' ti42·38.'IO JUSTUST!D EASTBLU.l''I'' 3Br, 2Ba condo 1nngle level Anita Plan, oomplet.ely redone w/sunken Jiv rm & frplc $116.500 Open everyday I 5 Al{l 645 9950 REALTOR ss2.0041------- tx•nm l"'-'11. frpl , walls of 1104So.CoastHwy CASA PACIFICA I£ .• Quall ~ Rll•'ls lead to pulio & lath LAGUNA BEACH 770-0882 Plac• house. ram rm . tiltn I k1tch. laundry area. A 497·2457 Prapft"l •• HARIORVIEW "C~ltMEL" IYOWHH Sharpest home & loca- l 1 o n I n l r a c l. fo' e e $144,900 11145 Port Westbourne 844-4238 •IY OWNER• t>ran~l·tree Condo, Plan :l ~.000 551 4634 RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 2SOO SQ. FT. &SPA WOODBRIDGI>: ~&S REDUCEDSSS Twnhse, 3 Br f'.im llrn. Soper b1i: s BR home 2•1 Ba. ownr $87,!IOO \\1th hllS!l' family room. ~ 10'Xl2' Spa 10 Irvine·~ ---prt'!!llg101J.) racr~uf't l'lub. EXICUTIVE Rt'duc:<'d nver ss.ooo• LIVING Open home F'r1day 10·2 as available an this 11up.'r 13701 Onkoyha neal 4 bedroom hnmc CALL NOW w1lb a POOL. 3 t'ar ~ garage and popular aru .::r /... 752 ·7315 of the RANal Call to ---~~:......;!.,!'!~:!.J see DONALD M llRD lAMCH RI.ALTY Hl-2000 THE WILLOWS Pool Home by Ownt-r. 3 Bdrm. 2 bo, rrptc . $'74,500. Lv m111( 752-71MT Turtler~k-Owner Ell'gant 4 Br 21'i Ba Fam Rm • lnd.tcpd '°' w l•uto sprinklers, $1!1T,OOO Open HOUH sun . 12-SPM 193111 Sierra I ne&. m"45Z7 BY OWNER. Tti. Ranch, lo\-et1 3 Br. 2 Ba, lice ,..m Rm, 2 fplr'1, new cpts, quiet eul rtf' uc. Sin .000. 5:514G UNlVERSM'Y PARK • BR, 2 ~ Bl condo Ofl quiet cul·de ... ,., hl&hly 1q>1raded, new crpte, hard..-"°'"· pcrf1 ct t'Oftd. Ov.r =oo 1q. ft. AU·O<•••••· ...... " 1,.irl(<''\l Dt-erfi<'lcl Condo, kmii tx>ds In 1111 :\bdrm!!, 2l'1 bn, ram.rm. Open h:1e Snt 'Sun t l 11. 1 l>ra~onf· ly, $116,500. Oy ownr. M2-7490 4hr. 21'2 ba. formal din rm, llv rm, laree ram rm, ct•ntral air, gos BBQ, prof lndscp'd & deco P•>OI. \enn11 & t'lub hse. Av11l for lmm<'d. oc- cupancy. S\17,900. ~'110078 OiH~nH l,,11urelwood Twnhm on the park 3br. lhba. hlahly upgnded. t yr old. Tt!nni~. pool. Open Hae Sal" Sun, 10-5 2272 Clovrr Dr. By owner 73H2R1. 640-87'12 UHCHO SAM JOAQUIN Model 2Rr + dtn, up"radf'd, up per lovtl. Vltw ot aolt count, uni verally, It new lak• In William MHon Pk Owywr /A«t Afl 7PM 75Z·OUT. Sll0,00(). and under fl00,000.1•-------•1 Prtnc. uni}. w. no Lagwa 8eoch I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NORINS REALTY O.Y-OAPT. buy, S12ti.500 Ml1aiofl Vl•jo I 067 7S2·1920 ---------1 ••••• •• •• •• • •• •• •• • • • • • t•OO OUA•l •l HlWl"CHIT llACM M1!'l!11on He:ilty tl!H-0731 Ocean/Canyot1 Vu IYOWHlR Sf'Cluded cul d sac. Pool '!lie 'It to st lot Beamed ce1lml(s, wood & glus in this bc.•aut 3 nr 2·~ ba home w f.00' honu!I room 2 yrs old. bwlt on rounda· t1on. New !lprlnklen, nict! land•rap1na . SHl5.000 QI 11194-2281 for clirt'ction... OHTHEWAT!R BY OWNER, beautiful The French countryside home. • Br 2 Du. pool, reproduced above the Jaco.tu, view. upgrade'\. c r a~ h 1 n g s u r f o r many xlros 189.500. Cull LagWla 's famed Woods ror appt 768 4216 Cove. Large Normandy home with l(uesl house, •SPECIAL NOTICE • maid's & chauffeur's Lar1te l!elert 1on of quarters. Private old homei1, w/usumabl(' world vlllaite setting, loaM, toke over payt, nu private steps to beach. A quallfYUll, no new loan c I a s s I c , o (I ere d a t roell f795.000 CROWN RF.AL ESTATE 830WO Gcrdenen DtflCJht! H. EHD UMITS 3 Monarch Bay Plaza Super Jar11e yurd with 16 Thi'! 2 bdrm hom.-+ Laguna Nl1tuel rruit lrees and vegetable 496-7222 831-0816 garden Ac11ut1fully sepurote studio, hu fon· ~~~~~~---! JandJ1caped with multiple t11sl1c potential. Xlnl _ brick planters and I01•nl1on 1 Llvo m front mat11lve poUo Super up. UDO ISLE 4 Br. 2~• Ba, pvt brh· tenn" $225,000. Agl. 673 <YM.J DY OWNER. JUSl reduced "Bay~horer;", boat docks, pvt beaches, 2 Br, 3 lla, ituesl bow.e. Land meld Guarded comm 84.2-132A. $17!1,SOO. ----- EASTILUFF IYOWHBl l.o,.ely 5 Bedroom, 3 bath family home. 2500 llQ n. Completely upgraded with pnme unobstructed view Walk to schools & shopping. Prlncipals on· ly. SJ.75,000. Ph640·t596 house & 1 cot the rear 1 __ Hin 050 d h studio. room ror ex-......,...... 1 I gra est ruouL See this--------- UDOIAYNOMT CONDO All ummerul1e1, spac1ou!I 2Br, 3Ba, :lA br 11ec.-unly, mostly Juxunou11ly de- roraled, never Jived In, 38' boat 1Up avail. Owner will help finance. SZlS,000. Or wlll leue. fl7~ Agt. --• SPYGLASS HILL Brand new Vluw .C Br. library, Family Rm. Dtnlng Rm, <>p.n wknds 12-5. $Z90,000. 64().1751 •THEIWFFS• No view but a stone·~ throw from the (l('ean Walk lo central Laeuna 2 Odrms. & 2 haths lJght &airy. ~'lnnnclng availa bk._ SBS.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• exceptlonol El Doll pan11hm on LhiA R·2 lot. before you buv. $87,500. wo ooo SUPER IUY! ~ IUILDAILE LA~UNA HIGUB. l IEDROOM -58-1-·°'-17 ----- BLUFFS OWNER AHXIOUS Eleranlly decorated estate s1r.e lot. Southern "The 111111": thl• up-J'robllbly the leaat costly coastal & whitewater iiruded 3 bdrm • 2 hath of It'll kind In Laguna Vlrw. Sl20,000 home look.I llke br1tnd Hilla. a neat 3 BR. 2 Bath * 494-8057 * n e w p r o I e • II . Soc'ttnto model, ...., blbCk land3caped. with several to grusy p•rk. with Undlr H9w M....t polios & wnlkwayii An vaulted celllnaa. near ..,.... xlnt buy In a family new ciupol3 and frt1h lotd R~ o 1 f nd1thbtlrhood. -9.SOO patnl. OnlY $70,900 Lajluna °"ac' LAGUNA HIGUR Aaaumablc V.A. loan. For Rtrit.ala. Reslclen Super family homo In Cdl 644-72 I I /Jn NICEI. B1'1U. Y be l\S'-iOUM f.S S~ Level "E" plan end unit w/ex· Linda Model pensive arn beJl & some LA FAMILIA bay view. Opn beam Thill hlihly uparaded lmmac 3 Br. 2 ba, dining cell'a thru-out. 3 Br, ram home on comer lot haa area Well landscaped & rm. SlSll.000. pll the x\ru. dis decorated w /many ex· MtwporrtR.l. truonquielllreet. Q>m. hwuher. upgraded tortabl• prqxlmlty lo Auoclahs carpet. custom drape• In pool, •chool " ahopsllng ~or&U-7884 )Iv rm • lam rm, bllnda 1---------ln lnlchen. metr bdrm area. IJ.49,500 by OWller w /r tlreal, mlrrorod Open SJS lZ.5, '°5 Vlata -~ doon, 1Udln11 •0.r.and_e •. •64Q..-<I089 ____ 1 alHa doors, covered patio acron whole back ol houae, extra walka and Mlaion atone fenco In re· KEN BRrm:NGHAM REALTOR llal, Commere1ol sales or areal nel1hborhood; 4 Exchance. Call Barbara bdrm1 , 2 baths, wltb Proctor. Sales ldana1l'r panoramic Vl4'WI or Sad· ~ dltblck " hllll. anolher 1251 S. Csl Hwy, Lall out value at$83JOO Bch. & --------•I a r y •rd. Fu 11 y taod1caped with view. Speciallat lo ldllnl Fine bomu in lbe Newport Harbor art• 1lllt'e l9G. C.11 ~ OCIAM VllW .. ~. Onrlootlna t.aaun•. -•..::t• white w.ur vlewl Wtll .1 ""'"'"-deaicned 4 bdrm., 2 b11th UOSN.CoenHwy .. l.ot""9 b o m • l n x I n t 494-lln Ml~~: a very un-lt601C...rHw~~ iqu. Mttlria on a Iara•. 499-4591 well landlca~ lot. Alk· __ _:..:.~...:.;:;..;;...;.. __ , tn1*1•,100 * SPAUUMQ. * IUTIUY By Owner. $76.$00 Open Qanday \.5. 131-2551 (aft lwkdaye> MS.t:m llARBOR VIEW CARMEL 1800 Port Westl>ournc Open Sat/Sun 1·5PM 3 Br 2 Ba. Family Rm li:t• corner lot $131,700. Cal t°\!rman & AsBOC. 960 2421 EASTILUFF LUSK bUi ll 3Br. 2ba, ram rm w /frplc. Pool size Jot Nf"w plw.h cpt 'g lhru-out All bltM incl'g AM/FM 11tereo. 2220 Alta Vista. $139,500. Call 640-8792 New~Hts. Charmin& Cliffbaven home, sunken living rm. with rock wall "hearth, beamed cell. Dining rtn. 3 bdrms, l ~ balJ\!I, COl> per plumbmg ll 14,900. Choice! ExecullY«' home ln 81ycre1t. A little te- dccorahng wlU make lhls a dream home. Great back yard with pool, for entert.ainln.f:. -t. Bdrma, 2 batha. 2 f'rp}CIS. Uv rm with burned c;ilil. bmlly rm, 11hAlte roof. Sl.59.500. C'ALL e U&•lUl 'A~A~ff"' · l'lnr Ntw1tert r .. c Offk• H.ttor-Ylew ... New 2 bdrm, ZMI bacon- do. View. atrium, pro( decor. OwMr. MMIDt m rm .. lorm din.rm. Trl·l \'Cl 2 atory, 2\11 Car . N • r n renlcd Earth ton ll\ruout Fount.an Valley School Plstrtt•t Clo • lo aU 1hopptn1 & lrecwaya, Won't I all Mar:nah -Irvine RIAi.TY CO PA ' ~ 2 BR+ din t09do -fnr ---------- ... \0Mod1 "'-cbl th beam Htliac. 2 belba, 2 NWPRTClUl>TCIONDO -~~~l]~=~~~~~~~ llAnch hanMI :t ml f"1m HJ.1120, f6a-J120. t6z.ta.f7 balconie• w / ma1nlri· S or •DR. dlild,..o OK. uii~m&SUl\11 atandltt Al. 1m1 t"'I cut vlel!f or wa\fS l'Ool.tnu'!1$,W&I tobth.. ta acr~. nu1lureo r1tru• ~ REAL TY INC. 1pl .. Mna o n rock• Yrl). ll50. MO-l71H +ahadc.o trl"t'JI, abn Aur ......._ fwf"llhhed 714/146-U71 Elevator. Adult hvln1. H BR f INV niutldlnic 11ut•111~ 11vi;ll ... ___ ... _,_.............. •••••••••••••••••••••••~~~~~~~~~~I lllOO Mo. yrly. Mary Lou Diat.'yn. 111•4 ·• 1•m ' -•~• ,.,_.___ Rd ~ nwwc-M.uion&G-1235 (Alfi) rm., p.lC)l, Jae., fabu OWi WA&icv on ..,.,._,n •••••• ••• •••••• •••••••• Code Me11• 3224 vut Sl.5GO lllonU> ~>e r. I02·1U·81ll Hit•,...tl.ach llH Col•••,••••·~··k••3••B••••2••b•• Lovely • bedrm, 2 b1 lt523CAailPU,h·htv!ME a-i.n-a 3•1r2 11.DowdRJlr. 1440134 _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• cice .-ur r. 1t, home?, cptii, drJ*. fpk, ____ __._.._..__-'-~ ...,...... ._,..... ~ CAllM .c.. ...... din rm. fam nn, bltN, 1>11Llo. fncd y1rd. ktda 6 TURTLEROCK ••••••••••••••••••••••• c Br, Ntwport Shoru, 2 l>i % lw, frpl, a r \1t ID.fTIO £\'et, --•1~-nt 3 Br, Lido late. Avail for crpl/drps S.C50 mo. pet OK 1385. ~~1. 3Br,2Ba,btntaco&yln• Shores Garden Home· ~3 ~~.pool6WW.S. Sticteaw &P1."ct1tl'ula111u 1umml'r or yrly. <21.S> Gardener. ioclud. AO nofee out,lae5586229 El~&•nt. lmmac. 3Br. _v~·-.., Air cond Wood •lo\ti " ~ 2416orll7H3'8 e.29731 - Tt1pin. 2 Bil. 1 ba ca on ~ •.s.ooo lllaraQU RJty f7S-4«>0 TIMIX furniture 125.900 on Very nice. 3 bednn, 2 ba 3 Br 2 ea, nic:t yards. nr 181. l6:iO mo. Ci:l-63$1 Harbor View Spy1lau terms. 5°""' L...-. l 116 l..o\ely 3 Br home nl!t:d1 home, cpt.s, dnJI, 2 car park" achoola. $395 mo e11e _ Hills, J br, ram rm. l&tl'ut Co!ta M•a. real 1hup All t•o bf.droom unit t'\111 pnee aio.ooo. 25"< Down. Pll~T R ICAI. ~'TATt; 540-QW C.Al.A l'ROJ'fo:K n ES ••••••••••••••••••••••• nice family w /refer-1ar • patio. nice baek + dep. ~-0430al\11'30 New 2br 2ba Condo. \ IC'4. ~omm. pool. ten C.llGL-u t'rl')' 542 3456 OCEAN VllW ~ $311() mo.Mii 3420 yard w/BBQ, children tt ocean view. Commun n11 . (,ardener 1ncld ul "br. :?tMI home l,f~ CUbl4:t bdrm. up tT1'tlcd C'om m unit ,-. ~.too t~ 4445 S.D~Ar.a F\Jm1ahfd 2 Bdrm & 2 Sharp 3 br. 1 ba, E-ilde, pet OK $375. 1163-'567, Rancho San Joaquin, end pool J•cuw " clubhse $8 5 o I mo. 7 5 2 · 8D a 0 bath OCl'an view home in l11e fl'nced yd, nr !>hop· Aat no fee unit 2 Br, den, 2 ba, lake Aduit commun o11er 16. 540-1720 OPE-;N SI\ J SUN Wnod Townhomc v. Pool & Tenol• Outdoor bl·h 1hower, m1crowu\t- South l.11auna Walk lo Plnlil & frwys. ~: 3 Br coodo, all bltns, trash ~:~ll =,.~~~~~711';:r "95 mo iU&OC dues Incl Lotl __ o_f_e-xlr-.. -.-3-b-r.-2-b-a. lht•IK•arh StlSO month 58l·356l or 540-7311 dusp, pool, tennis crt 67~~no .tVerde Cull 1714) 496-7929 or FR.lgyd,nr&olf&YM· s-t.A.a IOI 4 Pl.EX Causey & Company Cwork_I ___ $l2S. 846-2980. ' 496-3618 CA 1499/mo 77~1166 1104S<' Coa. .. t ltwy Spacious 1 Yr old 3 Br, 2 c.-u• 8 8 -,-1-Woodbridge S&S Twnhse n;-t If cours~ front•._;;;;;.-_____ _ •one bedroom apt:.. 011en, compal"lor. ntm • enclo-t:d &•ragu E" mirrors & bookllht'l\es cell«nt locetion 811 l.AGUNA BEACH ba home m one of CM 's """RP ·1 r 2 a. P c. 3br 2'~ba brand new au go ,. 497-2457 nlcei.t areas. Frplc, patio, lge yard, cul de rov~ed patio, upgrades: 3Br. 2Ba, condo A/C, Hcrbor View Hiiia ~hr. bile-nni inside. la let. FHA. GI or DO "'r fM.Dctn& JVlll. $47,500 0)' ownr. 644-0782 o ~ Sh a II m a r 0 0 N 0 T .-.soo 1 DISTURB TEN ANTS _Fine Rea tors 17535067 Sl~.000 RanchH, Farms, HouM1 Unfumlshed MA.Ill L WILSOM Gro¥ff 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gen.rat 3202 0-.,leat&tat. 64HM7 FAHT•STICYIEW ••••••••L••0••5~;·••••••• •-•••••••••••••• •••• 2~. AC rt$ w /220 produc ~ Homu * Z 0C HouMI 1ng uvocado trel"ll. Water ~A VE TIM t: & c;J\.\:, ,_. ScM On 1 lot. By Owner. Inc. to trees, all util avail. on CAL RENTALS •••••••••••••••••••••• S.S85 mo Low murnt. paved road. Xlnt termi. U c ·s 1.iracat rcntul t4fWrORT llACH Pnncl. only. 642·0974 BKR. 111/ormauon :.Nllll'C l714) 676 5717 Costa Mei.a !Mann Bay aide JOX NB, ule/lea&e back, you OR 522 2080 11182 s Harbor, tSJl 2390 +Sra oonu~ room Pallo. got Deprec1at1on + 10~ s .. nta Ano bch. boat shp avail. R 0 I. 758-1221 S..per Land Yalue1 715 ~ \1'1111. 542 66811 <Mat Wk nd retreat 20 AC-AYocado., Uffor se Jlahlo f;,iponol _. i!IO Appl 673 1828 • .. , PLEX t98.000 ownl'r ._;.. -will carry. Pnn only bkr 35AC Oran~ei. SJ.OOOA<..: Hucnu Par!( r;,~lrr, furnii.hed. Pv lln-3948 300 AC $3,000 pt.•r Alrl' 84<19 lMl P11lma, S21 ·40llZ hrh park LJguna lkh ---l!'liot for whdl\ 1,h>n> Call today Mo\ e tonight' ~4!>491~ Costa Meaa-2 sep Pnnc1pabonlyPll'a1r1 Opcm98 7da)~awt•ek houses on one R 2 CP lot 7521:1177 E\es 64H!ll7 lalboo ltland 3206 CARLSIAD LAKE SHORE Gi\Rl>t:NS ·73 Dahl~" 64', 3br. full ba Workshop. cor ner lot Pully l~dl>rapt>d, W W {'J>l!. 1\ll extrai. s:n .ooo. I Carm l•n 1213) 4968 or al\ 6 pm 4 l~J.3) 4311·262'1 ~.~~ ... ~: .. !~.~ , 11/4ACRES for ~Jr mobile horne o t>h1i: i.lte. Uo\'l'I. all uU tt\n1l Xlnl term"' RKR Room for another unit. Real &tate •••••. •••• •••• •• •• • •••• ~1:~~~~·r J~7~-s'!'~r~~ bcMng. 2800 IALIOA ISLAND M7-5480 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t Br. only !600. mo Yrly IASTCOSTA MESA Duplex $84.600. income ~lO/mo 2 Bdrm & 3 Bdrm. Ask for Jeri Scanlan. '°cfflc Cocnt Rlty 12131 Ol-4961 Trade Up? We ha\'e llstro a numbt-r of properties. in different price ranges. up to CZ and $3 m1ll1on m1n1 warehou.'lt'S Ll'I U'> t111 lor an exrhanttc fnr you Century 2 I Sparow 3 UNITS lnw:;,lment U1\ 1.11wn ll'W.l' Good E11slsidc, CM loca-i---'·6-3-•7•8•6•6---l1on w 1745 mo me Call 2 Ur. putu1. rpt11 & dq1s, ro\·'d p1il10, 2 car i:or, aa c · N r be h · 1495 · rec priv, nr lake & park. bltns. elec gar dr. l!le. ~u· Exciting view from thl!\ crpt/drps, bltns. Nr S. 968878'l $4~ 833·2286 ly l5t. Ph 841"5222• new spilt-level 2 br, 3 ba C Pl XJ h I -----· · 494-2063eves. w 1fmlr, wet bnr, hu"e !It ua. at IC 00 s. 3br Twnhse. $350. 1 ~ba, New Wood b r Id g e · ---· ,. vt t 1"' Ouldri\n & peta ok. $450 bltn11. Pool w /lluard SY cam ore PI an . New 2br, 2ba. Cpts, drJ>!l, :i~~: ~ ~~J.S:,~w50~2 permo.Call6C0-7M9 Ctuld0K960-1051 l.andscoped, draped, 4 ~~.~~11. adults. $475. orM0-0937eveos&wkndil lmmac. Mesa Verde 3br, Cul de sac. avl, 3 Br 2 Ba, br. 3 ba, SS2S mo. 752·2881 -- 1"2bu, dbl car gar. Avail. nr beach. f'am Rm. fplc. Woodbrldae for lae. ~7 New 2 Br, SZ Ba Twnhsdel • SZ5(). Coltaae blJc to bch &~Y;.9~mo.Childreo patio, fncd back yd permo.Brandnew4br, Monarch ummll, a t fee ' ' w/grdor. Monthly. Prmc 21 ~ba, ram rm, frplc. Comm .• clbbse, pool b & Homeflnders S57·0S22 I Br. l''am Rm, nr shops, only. $450. 67>8340 Cl"t>llo & drpe Recreation Jacuzii. $390 pe~ mo. 2 r , - schls. fwy. Avl July l . lake, pooi. Outside & den also avail. Teal 41 SanClement• 3276 Clean 28r, H•Ba. good ma 1 n t . Pr 0 v 1 de d . Ba b coc k Re 1o1 l l y . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1213 McCormack Ln A I t & B h d <><> " .. " •"" -97 675-2082 area. tana ll! ar llC0·1327. 640·93711, •..........,i,...,_, · --3Br.2Ba,Oceaa vu,!rpl S3SO mo. 962-46l9 alt 5·30 556 739U,ofc, 758·5679 L..ab Fonst 3255 & all bit U\ll, dbl aar, fncd $200. 2 Ir Honw SI 20 Walk beach! Turtlerock Exec Home a ••••••••••••••••••••••• )d, laund rm, children & Has fireplace. nice area. Ulll pd' NI • m a ~ "'or rent or le"s-. n"w • pcb OK $396 mo. UO Y. . I ce a r"'a• n . .-Br. l1e yard. Family & r' • ~ ~ '" C 111 SC patio, many more avai more avail Small fee ,i, Adj k & Br. Woodwalk home, ful A \C urne o , · Small fee FREE hfe 64SFR-4900EE lire service Htl ""poonlr~ .. < maoce~;rpaHr -~.. ly lndscpd, cpts. drps. 6610525 ----- :.erv Kids /Pell OK .,_, "' """ · -' II b It 11 644 61uor833-2900 1mmC\,I ova 8 1 1 Y u 3br . 2ba, 2 blocks to mo* *veC~e-4900rs Gui....._ * •COMUtMrS Gulde> -- - -137.s-703 or Sue. 581 1000 beach Ocean v1ew .. Lov ... ._.. ...., ----------1 WoodbndRe Est.ates. Y-1e 1 f II $200. cloee to beach! Pool, Loop, bst loc fac1U Miasioft V .. fo 3261 e Y am rm, new, ava SJ.115. ktnR &1ze yard. rer, u • ••••••••••••••••••••••• now S6SO mo. + ulll pd ! Unt. Small ~!:i'f~!e ':~~~c nt ~ 2 " den $4 5 Sharp 3 Br. 2 ba Aliso _!-A R~ALTORS•92•2100 foe 64~900 * •COMUfMt"S Gu1CS. ---------Villa Condo. Cpts/drps, San Ju. ••COftSUfMNGulCS. -----1UNIV PARK. grn'1l A /C, pool, no pets CaifMitrano u-..-... "----'----Rutgers. 3 Br. l<~am Rm. nJS/mo 830-5085 Charm'g & Tm mac ~ .. ___... Ba l I •· ...... 1~ 3Br BYOwner 2''J ,nr ennam...,.,..;. ""-L......wwota. h 3"69 1ucu"RMl ... "-F..asts1de 3Br. t •,; ba. cpt, · · "-•""' A ... 752 0188 ,__,..... oc ' " ""' ".., .. 19 1<1\1\ E.a '"""" ,,..,.. mo 5•· · S ....... JU" .... drps, stove, fncd yrd. No "' ,OAN. ~ ••••••••••••••• •••••••• ""'" •" Pfls, water pd. $425. BELOW MARKET TIJRTI.,E ROCK VIE'I 3 Harbor View MonleJ:o 3 Rdrm .. l·~ bath condo 675-673.'i Sharp 3Br. 2Ba, xlnt Br. Fam Rm. 2 Ba. \ge CBr. 2Ba. frplc. ram rm. f o r r e n l . yard, nr tennis & J>01l:1. pool &elubhousc pnv. Nr Up~ta1r~1dowm1ta1r,, 2 1Bdrm house f''am1ly on-locution $400 mo. Avuil ~5 mo Agt 752 0188 park & sehoo\i.. ~mo t &. ly 3 children or le!ls, no now ANk for Dan 84811080 · :_ -.--w / "ardener .,,,0 1396 <'llr i:taraRl', curpc mg N"'W Woodbridge E.'lt~te ,., "" levolors, bu11l-1n s & p e t i. W a t l' r 1111 1 d d "' .. w 't I t I • $390mo 940 Congres!I. 2 Br. condo, newly e-Jbr 2'vba, rerrea on ---------•I pawn on ai. ong Southwe,.tarea corated. 1mmt' 677 5'lH on 522 o.sJO 645 7221 Real Eshrt• .1rn1 lobll' July I S.\75 Wantfll 2900 &'159229 1 Or rpll'. range. liir1:t· Batboo ,.,.lnsula 3207 ) ard, pm·ate Adu Ith, 11<1 •••••• •• •• ••••••• • •• • • • pct.s $290 ut1I pd 642·083:5 003.2035 pool & tennis ~ wel!k1•nds. If no answer, WAITING FOH NU 71'1·1-4935888 plca.~l·ket.1>t.rYmg. , UNDIR THE OLD OAkTREE Wntdff Redty ....••.....•...•....... O WN Propr,rt~ 1n Inglewood. Hawthorn<' orSo.Bayarea? Uuie Oak to ~over lh111 \tre fJntust1~ view. II "DULTU ... ITS ueek bed, partially A " WILL ,AY CASH!! Ph Tom O'Alessandro T.D. PROPERTIES Jbr near Puv1lmo /\v<11l11 bl!' AIU: $450 tflo yrly. 675 86111 Coronodef Mar 3222 planted. 1n avocado Prid~ of ownership. fnnt trt•c!., well water. Ana he Im. :.hake root. 1213 I 674 0007 or 171 t l n~r nc"" homl' Shak garage!>, pool, laund. 546 6201 lln\'t1me or tf'J'•f. 0t1r c·ond1t1oned, we Good lcw Owner agt Cl! ~~-IWb 5221 ufl 6pm . ....•••.•............. 1t,1r. t'll' Tt!rm:\ BKK <·h up. inc $42,600 F P R2·R3 LOTS or ac·rl-.11:•· li14 trn 5001 SJ93,000 Prine only '°"Jnted by J>n~all.' p;il I, J Br 2 Ba. fplr, 2 !II\', + loft Beam~. ii\ I July 14 . ssoo 6114 U<>1:o n1a , 6i;,-H77 OR 522-0SJO --642 0758 t,;p to 4 acni. Prtnc• 111 FIVE ACRES qo p.ned roud. ull ut1l "\-.111 Xlnt for 1nve1t- rpent or lot split Term. ~"'1t (7 H l 676·Si li OR 5ZZ-20llO t' i:'..\NOLER ARIZ. Ir· 1 ''"eel UIO acr<'ll, lldjolo ~ 80 acrea avallabl tielU' city llmlll. Owner M2 963-6711 CAM l. 40ACRES ~(.li;o " Up No. CA i6.1S0-120 /\crl' Parcell 10'"" Own. E·Z term• lep. deed• u 40 Acrea Owner 1aat 714/640-1127 ---•••oc41do Rmch• ~ Aues. fantutle view. ...,. 200 avocado trHa, f~ old hou5e. Xln 1'innl BKR . <714) 1171-5717 OR522-20IO brokers Mon F1 1 DU,LD 752-S4!f7 Perfect )ltarter units in WANTED lluntangton Garden Grove. $44,000 Landmark Condo 2 BR. 4 UHITS 2 Ba. SJG..1393 Another starter pro~rty juat a little bluer in Rentd1 S.anal Hill. '14.900. •• •• ••••• • • •• •• • • • • • • • • 4 UHITS HouMs FumiWd J lmt reduced lo $117 ,:!00. ••••••••• • ••• • • •• • • • • • • 111 Gard.en Grovt. lalboo laland 3 I 06 4UHfTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• N 1 c ~ b u y i n L o s J,.itlle Island bay front. Alomllol. SH9.500. 2br, 2ba. bch & pier. S7SC 4 UNITS yrly. %13-418-3577 Thill one la a sleeper. Coro.Ml def Mer l 122 way under market. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• Weatm ln!ller at 1121 .SllO. HAPLIS ISLAHD A real prtde of ownership Triplex In a prestigious area $241,500. MWW...ttoue1 Cute 2Br. 2ba cottage So of Hwy Sml yard. frplt-. W /D, Adlt11 $475 /mo 673-5392 or 675 6551 Costa Mfla 31 24 Thea• ar• real••••••••••••••••••••••• SOUTll Of''lllWAY 3DR homt• llord""c>Od floor& hnck fireplace Situated on cornl!r lot By appoint mcnl. ~'IO/month COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 675-551 I Deluxe home w /vll'w 3 Br 3 Ba, fo'R, wetb4r. f'P. 2 ur gor bltns. refr1R. W ID . 415 l'oppy Act. 675-:JBSO All the usual + a lot of ch.arm 2 1-'rplc'I hdw Ors • chshw~hr, 2 BR . l ba • 1.trect le' el. J blk11 to bt•uch Gara11c S500 Mo lea§e 6730732 R34·1Z34 moneymakers' Localed Mesa del Mar.~ mo 4 from West Covlna to San Br. 2ba, new fresh plush SPYGL1\SS VIEW llOM E cpts thru·out drupeia, 4 Br. 21.'J Ba. fam rm. Dleao. pD1nt. incl gardenl'r, din. rm 3 rnr aar. LAND water.556--68115 ,751-4786 We lled ro urt )'iird . from Bu r •tow lo Beautiful fl0trden C'all <ke1ns111e. $125, Ulll pd, 1 br, plrx. for addre~~ & term1>. Man)' d1ffuent size ree &« 6:ll7or64MJ95 l\F.Al.TV C'O~IJ'ANY porcela at different Jlomefinders '67-0822 --• 12 MILES NOM pnC'C'tl -$250 2BR. ulll pd dplx. ·•" lJV SIDI e...twy z t Sparow LoglnO IHch 3148 ftt 2".~3 AC prea•nl I)' lnvC'!ltmC'nl Divlaion •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Homcfmdrr" 5~7 0822 1nood heavy 011ricultur!' f 63-78'6 2 Br 2 Ba, overlooklna f 1 r '1at land Wattt on pro All•o Beach. step11 to ~,;e~r~d~•r. pc~~7 ~ riltt.Y N1.>ar 4 maJo -ocean. S200 wk. $800 mo. - -~019 It Lake Pel'ftl NEW 4 tt 5 P1ex VUla.. summer, SS00 yrly l~e. Colta M.aa 1224 moo.11c. ~th4'rine Tfn OrqgeCol.mt.y locetlon1. 494·2874 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-GOO <A 15) 20 ,., Down. Bkr. 675-3450 Blk to Bch 1175. util pd. Nice 2 Br. new deror, fncd SIX HOUSES fee yd, 11ar. 2M4 Oran11e. B. C= Leh/ I IOO Hunt lkh, all Z Br Homelmders 557-0822 Jl'70 J11t& laat +1100se4' ....,.. ooo A ••• ,,.,,.. ---548 2778 f -· • fl ....... .....,.,., c t -oo '#•:/••••••••• ••••• ••• •• -ot Alie, • . d HNTG BCIH PLEX uUI pd fee Sharp 2 Br. l bo. nice Y · f'or nle. 2 adjolnlnl riot• . Homcflndera • 557.0822 dbl. cur $3!1~ 2111 Santa j n PA e 1 f Ir V ~ w One yr new: lae owners laabel 675 6700 ClllWlt!l•ry Newport urut 8 1ar1, all have ........ ~ 1152 ---~· f>~t party ~~Good loc. Aat. ••-••••••-•••••••••• ~~r 2 Br. av"ll lmmctd. _._ Ri&hJancb 4 Br. fam rm, drive hy. 134 F.. Wllaon BY OWNER trplc Maanlflclent vu = Ph 752 7363 day•. 2 ~ ~,..::._~ 12 Medium prlcf'4 Apt.a • Paiw::.. park. pool. fncd: 675-3412 eves .,..&Saft 5PM · IV' Ot!!neyland. tOOM FP $485 /mo Can furnlah 2 BR hou11c on private ,. llOOM dwo. SCl-4157 Quldren/doa• OK Avail ro1d, yard, Just redec. •I •rarcW eva/Wlnda. July ~338 $36(). 842-1316 aft . 5pm "'••rtv 8'00 --................. IAhfairW. 2200 ... .,.. .. Cldl 1149 AVAIL.ABLETODAY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• J BR. 2 Bi\. Colle1e ol the lut, !anlaaUc P1rk, den, bltn1, fplc. harbor 6 ocean view lot, ~S TO IUCH cov. p.tlo. cvt•. drpa. CdM. f'• lud P,000. Wtbavuumrn rr~tal1 achla S43~ mo Rlaht ..0-tOlU\o& bywftkorby month! Reali¥ Jtl,RJUM1Sto8tptl t7t.aUl associ ated ttt..' ·"' f II•. r.f Al f •)U ", I • i,\ h.,·f ., '' .,.,. JIME~ LEASE-OPTION, Wtod 1---------1 3 Br. lOOOsq.ft. avail Ju brld"e Arbor Lake Nice. i;mall 3br Condo I 3 I ....,5 • Hatbor View Knolls. new lb ll t I y 1. to A\ij( 1, on Y ..,, Briarcllff, 2 BR, 2 Ba. a. pa o. a ove. PoO . per mo All ul1l pd. den. Super ter.,a . condo. 2 BR. 2 Ba. cll•n, g;1ra.:c $295.493·3'06 or II.Iii &123 3 BR SUPER SHARP' ES1dc. gue~l rm or dbl gar. PP. lg fncd yd Fam1l). pets ok $450 646.5607 .,. end unit, pool/tennla ~2830eves. 4~~or558·1833 1 lllOO. mo.844-~ New 3 Br, 2 ba. lwnh~e. Att.ract111c hme m good -----------Cusl crpt/drps. frpl<' urea, nr H untington Two Bedrooms SS2S /yrly. Nwpt Jfghlll pnttn $385 L ease ----Harbour. • Br l '• Ba Rancho San Joaq Sl6S 3Br. fdm rm. 2ba +boat S36-0687 f d •-stora.ie pie. nice yar "' patio 2 Woodbridge $t75 S8SO yrly. Ocean front Sc:wtta AM 3210 COUNTY RENTAL BY PUBLIC <S EALF.D > Bl 0 on .July II 1977 F1\c· 2 3 bdnn homl''> &tckbJv Umv Dr area For tnf;, call: COUNTY Of'' ORANGE GSA - R F. AL ESTATE DIVISION (714 )834·2550 SHO per mo 1146·5192 ells Rancho San Joaq $195 home. super cond. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &wknds ood W bridge SS25 B<lnns Vacant. 2 br. P• ba Condo ME.AR IEACH Peter's townhomes $525 $1100 mo, on the Waler m family nr<'a Highly lbrurut.lba,gar,$225 RunchoSanJoaq S$2S Condo, new ~harp upitratlcd $275. BKfl Sm fee 957 1172 Three Bedrooms 2Br+den. \·iew 962 ~71 CAL REMTALS Univcrsaty Park 5460 WATl:!:RFRONT 110 '1 ES VACANT 3 br, 21>3, Cpts, dl"Jl6, dsh/wsh. dbl gar. 546-7780 2 Br. 2 ba Condo. Brand new. Elec 2 car J(ar. Patin 645-2062 dys, 645·3567 ev. Manna High area 3br 2ba. F a m rm. w /wet bar. frplc, enc I pa ho S395 897 3361 ------ • C Un 31R 21A • Lrg yrd 4c patio. 1385 S36 6521Ext279 dys 000.3776 eves & wknds ConlUIMn a.war"•! 3 BR, 3 Ba, fam-rm. pool, Before you pay &ome boat gute, walk to bch. agencies for the "run pool serve & aardener a r o u n d • · c a I I l600. mo 828·'°64 eves. CONSUMERS GUIDE Univcri;1ty Park 1465 Call 631 1400 _ Deerfield '475 NR BCH. lk nu 2 Br. dt•n. 2 Woodbndge $475 Ba. W/D, 2 gi1r, $500 Chancellor Homes $500 675-0745 or 552-7074 lristol-Wamer 2 llR, 1' i ba, upstairs <:ondo Pool. ticcur1ty gale Encld tart. AtC, $275/mo Ask for Janice, CampusVlcw $500 ------ Village Ill SSZS Eastbluff. Lge. 3 BR 962-9351. pm 9f'8·3812 __ Woodbndi:e 1525 home. 1''omily rm Like South LOCJUfta 3286 Turtle Rock 5575 new! Agent 644-1133 • • • •. • • • •• • •• •. • • •. •. •. Rancho San Joaq. $595 D 0 VER SH 0 RES $700 mo. 3br. 2ba Beaut TUrt.le Rock M5 Magnificent view 4Br ocean/whitewater vu Four Bedroom11 custom home gardener. Place Rlty 494.9704 Culverdale $C75 rerrtg & fri~ included W .__.___.._-lZ91 University Park $600 S1700mo 644-66611 aet "'"'"°.._. Turtle Rock $1125 · · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • red hill ~. 3 Br condo, pool, Park • • 1 Rr Hou11e, no kids or Udo, NB $450 mo Call pcl!I 1175 mo uttl pd 213-598·1056 aflnoon & t!l11 3946 eves _ Condol-m-.. --.. -.,.. Muny have and are glad &!per art'11, 4br 2btt, lqi they did 100'8 of Ilse's, ram rm w /frplr .. bltn1 plelt's & apt'11 a\•allable Nr park1, shp f · Nr NOW! At Beach or. Up Goldenwest & lfel . $450 to lOO'i. of NEW li~Lings mo Cllll 847-<t&t9 __ ·-------- 552-7500 . Lease. yrly, 8ay11de Viii., Unfurnl.Md 3425 lge 2 Br. 2 Ba. mobile ••••••••••••••••••••••• hme. Cpt1, drpa. fplc, 2 '3 br, 2 ba, range " washer. dryer, refrl&. ~fng, pool, patio.11ar. L1e aerluded patio. S3S(l 642·0835 Gardner. Clubhouae, ---------swim pool, jacuzzi, bay Newporl Beacb. 3br. be1cl\. $400 mo. 61.J-0320 21";1ha, greenlwlt, Pool & days, 67~11561 nes. Jacuul. Lie, 14$0 mo <' e c h d a Y Sm a I I 3br. 2ba Gar. 2 ml to bch r~1FREE life service $3M. 64S.SJ28 or Marty f>45..4000 MJ.11080 ••Conwmera GulCS. ---------• 3 Br. Large yd, ch1ldreon and pets OK $365. mo 904 Dogwood 675-.4912 Dana Point 3226 For Lae. lovely 3br. l "2 ba. Ba19hores off Newland. Condo. Small gardeon pal.lo, pool. l>ltns. 1325 No peL11 plea!>c. M9-7114 or fl I 498·21656 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Hr. 21~ Ba. 2 sty, 9 mo1 Beaut 3br. 2ba. fo' R , new. 2Vt car 11ar, elec op- fr"t>IC. patio. yard, Avail ~· FP, bltn.s, 1148 0800 ~mmed. S42S 962·2194 _ 3 BR. 111• ba, fenced •Ocean View luxury 2Br, yard 1375/mo Bkr 28a. furn, pool & jacuzzi. 962 4471 ~41 493-6346, <213) 3 BR , l~ BA Condo In ·862'1 family area. 3 Ynt old. OCEAN VJEW, nr Marina HI gh l y up Ir ad ed 2 Br 1 Ba w /gar, S42S mo Comm. pool. M~ Bkr 714-981-6286; 9182·2)08 982 447_1 __ &Toro 3232 IXIC HOMI ••••••••••• •• •• • ••• ••• • pr and new pallo home. 2 1375 3br, 2ba. fam rm. br, 2 ba. brick fplc. 24061 El Rond Ln woven wood.I. wet bar, ~2200dya,117:5 201hv• up1raded pluah crpt1, Fount•van.y 3234 ~~~~~a, J•cuul, .................•.. .. . _;...--------1 4 bdrm tam. 2 ba. cutt llM1,,,!...IMI• ·z~• di'pe /cpt,, ult cln oven _..aw ~ .,.. amootb took top, dsb ••••••••••••••••••••••• wahr, mkro IOlerlao nr, 1M Thia Ill. Urb. Honey. po o I, 11 re r 1n 1 . 6br, (am rm. 9550 mo By 11prinkler1, auto 1ara1c Th Sea Really. Prop door IBUOO. ~finance Mamt, 714·14t1·407. avail. Owncr847·1A9. 21.3182-2811 ~-----~--~---! 3 BR. t•' Ba, encl. yard. '"N 3.244 nr school $425. mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.7-0279 OJ' llGU70I • 5 Br + Pool + Ja~ttl u .... ,. .. 1- Collea• Park, 4br. 3ba, 2·car gar. Pool. prk,achJ, 1475. 497-3973 s s 0 0 . w 0 0 d b rid re 1pac1ou~ new 2br, den Bltrui Beaut. lake view On greenbelt 673~ . Woodbrld&e C reekside A.'lpen, 3 Br or 2 Br k den. 2 Ba. iiorgeous lndsepng & qualit y uparades. Prem lol loc. $45() mo w/grdnr It aasoc prlv. C.all 714·644-8787 HO WAfTll'4G 2 BR $i50/mo. 2 en S375 3 BR $395 c BR $426 3BR $450 646-2700 3 Br 2 Ba Bch hsc for be. ---------- Fplc, ear. pool. tenn11. ToMt.'touw Avl 7 /1. 1142 ·2282 ; ~ 1525 1-~2514 ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Clt'mPnte panornmll' FANTASTIC OCEAN CX'<'lln \.ICW. Frplc, beaut VIEW Nwpt. Creal 4 Br drror, brand new, pool. 2~ Ba, lge Fam Rm. Din Rolf rourse. &42.5. Kutella Rm, 3 decks. pool & ten 831 9432, 493-9672 or nls avl.162S mo 673-6450, 4ro-Ml2 675·3122 -·----- Spnc1ou11 end unit, 3 Newport S~orcs. 3 BR. 2 bdrm, pool, jacuul m5. bA. 2 pauoe. Yrly ISOO 968 82SO. Mo. Ast. ~7573 --·------~xn Unfw1' 3600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3BRAiC 1450 $250 utllpd• 3liK .._.65 • ' r Haa patio + pool, 3RR $475 Small fee/FRF.F. etc. 1.l(c unfurn duplex w I llfa frplr a. pool SSSO. LcaH. 3 BR At<: $475 serv, Unt . 845-4900 2 BR A /C $495 flt •C•.-u• s Guk» 2 BR. Drn ~ 1 bdrm duplel'. nr bch No peu. &tO 1000 3 BR ~ HV Knoll. brand n.w apJlt t27Stmo. some !um, ulll ! =~ A/C = level. 2 Br, den 3 Ba. Ten lncl'd. H.B. ~14 4 BR IS$O /p)Ol. $550. 144.te.49 C BR $700 • 3 Bt, 2"11 ba, ocean view. Af l•..tt ,_,...._. Pool, tennla, Jacuzzi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "95-842~ ..... , .... 1111 3107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HAllOI VU HOME La• 4t>r w /!rple. Ba1 ll Palamo c bdrm 21' b•. n co• n vu fro rn 2 ... ram rm dlnrm, 2 t111k• balconla. All new cptt & lmmac • lM OK. 1750 bltN. Yrly. $$50. ?U.5\I\ ~I Ken 5'0-1005 U SlSS. Wiid, Npt Hah. abr. lb• NrBcb(oo W/•toYe, rerns. car. No Hom8'11'1dtra 6$7-0822 pell. S'71. 641-07'7 all 6 c.te.... J7J4 executive homt 4Bt, ~ Jf&hta Dphr. a Br ....................... . )'d, lf)a. llY, r{~ cpta. ~' $40.00 WIS( & &Ir to lolf !P... 8'C,,.f.jm 0,~'tta~ •St'*"1ot: 1 BRAIN ~ •TV•Mal4ScnA•all ..;;;,.;~~.;.;;;;..;;,e;;__.._, •Phon Sen, lftd pool zm N""11ort Blvd, CM .. .., «~ nu~ .... 3124 .............•......•.. ., ................... . C\11 t: t:dl& IJollhouM 2 ............. ..... Hr. I tu. 1tu11•. frplc. (entrelly lor . <.:01t1t GR T RIOCllEATJO!ll llt"ll" $•uo mq ._. Nr MW Twnhlt', s.-amauni . uwna. ~ COROl.100 Apta.cdM 2 ~r. I•• ha. dln t rm. hJI rluhil. t>ilharda fk. I ba, Z atory. pool patio, 1111r. air ~·nnd. a:zs mo bltni.. lnd1rJK"d. only n1ehl l11htrd l•nn11 SUrEH CdM locaUun 3 -~ ino J1.11t :.! lt·ft. 1.921 rourta J>rn • pm ahnp fir. 2 b.I. frpk . 11und .. 1·k. •Im st l'.all Miir. tu d """ml rans~. pnty \<1ew. !fthWlhr li5CIO mo ~ mnm sn 2311 days i:-..;_ ______ _ I' lJ !\ \ C I I V I T I fo. S l'ullhmr dirt'rtor. frtc Costa......_ 1124 I Mr-. $27' 2 bdr'M SUS Adult community. ~orry no pet.-; Office Open Daily 9·6 C7 I 4t 661-0908 23731 Mariner Dr. Lagunu Niguel S~y brunch. BBQ •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrt p•. parl1u. sport MESA VERlH; "rcu Br 2"°1 Ba . bltn1, .... ~onle-L. 3140 u.-rt•--L. 316t tourn11tt1t'llll16m0f'e' flomt' atrrw11<pht'rt' 2 ~ 3 h & d """' -0 ..-.. r-. -- ~,_.,., ....... •• • ••• •• ••• ••••-•••••• "-al• '° ll'lan be•ut J SUMt 8 llMT AL IR apt. H B l blk trom makf! Your R...-vabOnt btb. SlU mo. + uUJ NOW• Stud oa 61 I Bdrm 17s.1'156Dlbbte •pt.II fruni 1125/Wed. Male/Female roommate. CCIUMf & C J .. _, Irvine TwnbH, pra1~. 110it~ CouUlw7. pool. jacum, 1195 mo. LA<;UNA BEACH 5».TB>aft TPll . ahap. • r11t1 . • ...,.. " n Ample pukl• • t.lnl s..-LOANS C Ill. loclllio9 ..... ~. 2nd63rdTD'•· Ml-4m I OA.V APPROVAli' a.t>t Nn Probleat 09lflC.I sum CALL ANN 1175-lla Criltlth tuc11. )C7t Via - -:---r; Udn. lotT aq n. znd nr Mm911 .. Trwt otuwtuv•ll now .• P¥t ~ so•: olc1. ~. area. r«cep ••••••••••••••••••••• .. Fem wanta rmmate to rm Ulln cupboard QUI~ 9°' tbr w 11ofa·bed added share S.I le bse, quiet storaac " 11J1k. Crpl1. l A""1 10 :oJ... Block to bay It Ot"Hft rap lndlY In 20'• sun~ dl1JI thnxM. Employtt Alto 2Rd TD ~ ... 4f7·Z417 l2S() wttkly.~73 mo.l1l/lat813-150l Ii v151tor prk'1 Elt'v. •·~tTcrmuan~l Hr"V. ~ aq n per mo. 1 SAM C.IMIEMTI yr lae. 62c 1q ft ptt mo. 2 s.tMer-Mf9, Co. Beach homtt. condos. G."Cl!IM yra Pt117~9200 642-2 I 71 r.t1..061 I and apts R.-.rv.now for •..e 050 ~ BERTHAHENRY ....................... c ••• ,.,v-..,. rRIVArErAITY REALTORS .,,_,., I ,._,_ SmaU 11tore for rent on Wtll pay morl' for ~ 215 DeJ Mar 492-4121 w:!. ;;,~ ~~ar' """'-N~wporl Blvd. N w pt 2nd T D 642 3S73 • :-0 8d\. Only 122$ mo ---' .. , 1&2 bdrms. Newport 838-Sl'n A,,k 1.15 ¥bout 1st, 2nd ()f 1 Deuch. Gara&e. Slepa to Office._... 4400 3rdtn.at deed loans Ceil heh S44.Ql99. 67S.7588 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tury 2\ lnvestmcn..t OiYl.SIOn 1163.1866 3 Br 2 &. SJ.SO 2 Br 2 Bo , N~ duplexes 2 3 br S350 Nwpt Och. a&epe to ocean 65• PER 59 FT ----'1 u L' ,.\ U 1 1 ... I. l'irdelu.Ae ;apta ~ Ul34 'I wshr cpb rp'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u c. r 'pie. p11uo. encl iiar. ,\ f' \ K f :\1 1-: NT S 2 BR. 1 Ba. anltl sty, Sh•K c::.:..;....mo..;__Agt~-838-·8C»il_l __ Sm&ll::\. 1"2 b1:droom~ trpts, drpa. paUo. beam AduJll no petll SlllO S290 Gvaae Rte area up yrly FamiJy & pews I BR or 2 BR. rum. St.art lh7 WESTCUFF·NB -... 1 / ,. ~ t•um & unlurn Models reil. rrplc, aar. Adult.a ••pen daily 10 to 7 Room $2'7:i 2544Elden531\11406 17·0 W. 18th St. 645-1926. • C ., .. " .. up AGT c.o•......., ....._.,.ofL~7 ,.. 119'tl•• a 10071Holly.1148~311 ok 11;~12 ~CX:m -""'· w... . __ .;..:.._ . ._ ..... _·----,.._ , ...... ,1 ...... I SO I Wftfclff Dr Need mduslna Lost & ,__. La11una Bch. 100 yds to • or comml'rc1lll ' ••••••••••••••••••••• .. hl·h. 11lpi. 4 minimum. _Newport~~~ RentalorlA.·u~l'· Lost&Pomd SlM POOL! Steps lo beach, 4 Dr 2 Bu. 2 br, H• ba. laundry, rp1c, el)l!>. drpti. t600 yrly milt> ~t-n1re avail No -.__·l_678 _____ _...._ lt'a'le rtqm red Sorry FOUR SEASONS APTS .tdult. .. unly, no pd11 . Spac1ow. 2 br twnhse, 1~ side ntw twnhouscs. b1t. pool. pvt patio, ri>lc. encl pr. 2br. 2ba. ~·Sm ree. 957 1172 lse 642·3443 CALIENTALS Lovely 2br, 2ba Condo $200 wkly 494·11102. IAlolM9"'"-....-• Onestop'>hoppmK' •••••••••••••••••••••ri l.QS.2149 CallonSateMaAa&er Moat oomph:ll: h11unii 1n Rewurd l~t Manx est' Oakwood Garden Apartments .... .,... ..... , ........ ll!IO Irvine 1111 17th 1 ~:;IY,,.")(I ,....,_. -.-ws-tt. 1700 16lh St 1 £.luvt'r 111 I fit h I 1142 11170 adults. no pets. $260. 735 ~d_._S32S __ M2_·_1603 ___ _ -----w/CWll cpt.s, drps & wall IUDS OKI papers. All new kitch. 2 Joann St 646-6483 ____ , .. 1325 New 2 br, 2 ba. tnplex. Cri>lc. balcony, I ndry 642 1603 3126 II.~. 2 br. 1.,.. ba. pool, pauos +pool, walk lo lndry Smfee9571172 Westelirr shop'g. $425. r +den Wet bar & hltn CAL RENTALS mo.548-4193&548 7376 11 1n den. 3 ba, wulk to FROM $230 -New·l500 aq ft $4tl0 Walk to bch, 2 Br. bltoa. •DELUXE- Moture adull.5 1>nly. no 9799789__ micro ovn, l!ncl gor. Eastbluff 3 br. 2 ba. ------t114>M2-31llext3'6 Orange County • & b peel NWP'T BCH 2Br. 2Ba. l~ -uxeo~Es CALR&ITALS :~arall. ~~~ blk.' Crum bch, rrptc, Wk· .,_ ~ S..Ufee 957 1172 ly (2131763-65119 Comm1 & lodstl 'X:ces. -(eel, yeJlow collar • .,._. BALBOAP_E_N-IN_S_U_L_A_ 3»to2000sq. ft. low ..... trialR..tal 4500 ~·22'7~~::7~ as 35" sq. ft. Lag Niguel & ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• blk to beach & buy, apt Minion Viejo areas. MJSSIONVlEJO Verygenerousrewa~" !ilp!! R, $135 per wk Handy lo SD Frwy ""---"'·--. · · 185(}.3700SQ l'"T """m~uuuua senllm 96286*lt-v_es _____ 1_C._1_1:_831_·_14_00 _____ 1 Air cond olc, S1S-3S.'W or value; f1orentine '°"' 835-0211ext111582. nng w/3 larxe d1amoodl pat.lo. adll.11. no pell. 1 Lease. ln<'I spac master pt'l!l Lar11e l.2&3 br th11que JBR. ocn view. sty r.t00.9112·UZ2 ~u1te. din rm & dbl NPT BCH. on Perun. I WlSTCUFl'ARIA ll.l>U Dshwhr, 835 BBQ frplc. crplli. drp ~. garagl! Auto door blk tooct•anor bay 2br. C1a11 pd 778 Scott Pl Stove refer laund (1ml 2 Br. 1"" Ba. plwih cpu. opener avail Pool & newly fum'd . slpa s. wk NEWPORT BEACH LOCJllllll leodi l ... t. 1142 S073 ----lilt pets S32S mo, Coll aC~chk gCaro.nldtount1osgt37ocn rt>ereation area Adults ly rental $27S June & lb,ootb~Sq .}oto tp~or Pm"ot. 37SSq. ft. to87SSq Ft. UUplex 2 Br t &. 1275 + ~ 499-31117 ~~ "' only No pets. 1-'rom $367 St·pt S2!IS July & Au& ~,m ... " · $1.50-r.tOO 646-3357 ---------I dep. Lge & dean No 8 Toro 3132 up. 86S Amigos Way ~ask for Sandy. T.n>--sq-.-ft-M-G Ideal for WATERFRONT petJ 64S-8UW. ~~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Su,..-Upqrodea ---Newport Oreanlront ATTENTION Artist & mtg or wa.rehouae Clear In cent.er plus 10 11Dd clupi. Lost VIC. of Stllffei6 Noodh• reslauraot Of' Bayside Sateway market, NB C all 6"·782S And wal<'r vww lu:iwry Spar 3 br apt or uae at as 2 l'loe 2 Br co~do, xlnl NEW 2 bedrm, 2 bath in Nwpt Shores area, 1 "'1 home alps II ~pet wk cranmen. S50to SWO mo. apan. extra ht-1ght m ~DIU IEJS api.:. l BR. $1200 mo. 2 br & den fo'rpk, patio" cmd.. $395 mo Pat.ao, lae exceJlenl area. SlSS/mo bill ocean, 2br. Iba dplx. ~11 July J07J4·J23.74'14 ~:.~ ~~~ .. r:is W 16th St. C.M Days ~ l:Hl .$1500 Mo pc>OI Adult.A $32S. No dbgar.9821072 963-7866 No ree. ask for Yrlylse.714~S87_1__ ~s:o>.evesM0-8299 ANSWERS Rll I GRUNDY Dave Balboa bland. bay front, E . 30th St. Newport •• • pell> 003381or837·9517 ,.....,__leodi 3140 --Bayfronlapt .. 2bdrms.2 pit'r & bch 2br, 2ba. DeachorcaU67H181or lHOSq.ft -r.tOO Very de REALTOR 1)756161 l.crC)tMewLMury .. ":' ................... IW~oa bathls. S700 Mo yrly 21.l..c78-3ST1 _6'T.H2"1 ___ 1 ______ sirable Ideal ror Glgolo-MUlty- &lboa Bay Club ba<'h Condo type. !pie's, beam lllAMD MEWi HcwbOur' 3142 lease. Boal i.lip avail Ill DESK space at 1787S drapery saJI maker Has ~Mo~t- upt, for .. ub li.e. monthly ccale. pvl patios, 2 .. a"'•.From$310/~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• S4 Ct Age nt 673-7300 Lido tale.• BR. 2 ba, B b Bl d lobelownol3eoperauon I bell ~ inrl<b ull club fut ii Call bal-rues, lndry rm Bl\n ..:! 1~-11 n....1awnPe, B Hil.IOUI UGKTS West~11· ff 2br, l •-ba avail. weelcly or mo. e•c v . • near Urut A 782 W. 20th St C I never real Y ev ~VI 1743 to w ""° .. vc:: ... ore I d I -. ~ A&ent5'S-7S'1S Talbert In Huntington M Call Jock Saun lho8eflrealarmswork • tiff applJc meld re!ng. 2 car Op.on 12·S Duly I Mile lo t'r5 e egant a u l townhouse Ad Its. no Beach. S50. per month derson. days 642.0212 Wllil I walked under OClf' 2 .. dr--auto gar opnr Adlts on· oc•an. 642·9601 Agt apartments Located '" Jl'!ls SJSO/mo 1728 Bed Newport lsJaod, 2 Br alps Bnng own furniture. Our eves Ha......., In 1 SMOKlNGjackel. _... ly, no Jl'!lS 2645 Santa 5361808 l'Xclualve Huotlniiton rord Lil 543.1m 6, S2!iO wk. Nr bay, ocean ,.......,,.,,..,.t wUl all!lwer ~" s.MKI mo fl7:f 167t Anu 2 Br 2 Bo. from Harbour The Harbour's . -------&parks S48-6.W2 ~ for $10 per um lo 3700 sq ft walh ol LOST Reward, La,b.~ UTIL.p ,.ID ~.3Br3Ba.$4SO.CaJI De~h area, 3 BR. 3 ba. onlyapartmenlcomplell 28r, 2Ba Condo,---------• month.DallyPUotofflce. flee. 200 ampa pwr. C..'he&apealtemutdol.~ ~ S<afl1222 fr)ic, d1hw11hr, pat111 Spaclouat8r,2Bc.&2 w/cuatom drpa. cpts, 2Ur.1IP116,sundeck.S2SO ~l Wlredfor220lmmedoc· male. 3 yra. a l'ba. Stud1n. Jaeu7.ll, lndry, pool $25-0. Sm fcc9ST ll72 CALREMTALS Ntt & super sharp Ron Br + den, Ooor plarui patio. pool. walk to July. r.t00 AUR. 117~9034 ---------cup. 7ll W l7th St. C.M. 61um v1c. 22nd & S.n&a STUNNING 2 Br 2 Ba Elll,000-2358 from S2r>O. art' com· Westclitr Shopping S39S or 213 927·604, Bal 700 sq.ft. omce space C.aJl&t2~ AnaAve,CMM2-~ 11orden opt. Pool, rec plementcd lly enchanting mo ~ Pt•nln avallable. Pacillc Cit area SltlS 7JOW. l8thSl. Bea4h area. 3 br. brand gardens & streams. a -------Hw{ In Newport Bcb. Stor-4510 LOST· Over ••••cl 1 & 2 br. rur/unfu.r, 11dll!\. -----•nu.lg paUq. fp, dw. no beautiful clubhouse Cozy lbr, lba. stePIS to Nwpt.Bcb.atocean2,3,or Cal Robbie,548--0757 ••••~•••-•••••••••• Doberman blk /ta• no pets. Isl. l1111t S22S. Cpl over 35. Huge 2br, all pell. $175 Ronfl60.23S8 w/sauna. gym. Jacuul. beach, Shores area. 4 Br, wkly. Avl Now. ---------P 1 n c h er vi c Sa• ~·'21 F tlilh St NH"' uUI pd carpets drapes -1 pool •· ..,_l r II 1714J956-S8'71 117S-0022,U~34th5t. ~Offl--lbat.&RVStora&e!lpacu Clemt•nte olf Junt-ro. ... .. .. ,..1 laund'ry fac'111t1ea.' New 2 Br. I ba, ~8S arge "'""" o a • -· avail S30 mo Newport ..,.. 646-1801 """' am pet ok p•· wooderlul people. We ln· 8 . .....,., 1 ked NTH FREE ' Re-ward! 498·2.J'K. !566-7777 ask for Sue or "' ... • . "'• vile you to v11it Harbour 2 r, qwet • ...,.,.. oc UOOlSLE Dunes 1131 Bacltbl.y Dr. 960-l468or7'lM·19117 s-a...... 3776 642-9137 aftSpm Henry. ~· bltnl. (1)826-6916 Li&hta. Pacific Coast garage. No pela. No Beaut 3 Br bme, 11t.epa to Full service. Noleue re· N.8 .8'4-0$10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'TTHllUCH HwyloWamertDAl&OD-children. Elegant pnv. bcb'a. Avl July, q'd.200-800sq.tl.Plenty ...,.Wcmt.d 4600 FOUND·2tttlenl lbltl lRr&aar&"e.ulllillespd, 2br.VlcmllyofDeJMar& • • We.slcUCf loc $.1(k5 HOl Alfll.Sel>t 175-MOI of parkiag. 2082 S .E . blk .,;/wht p' awi ... " Npt Blvd SZIO. Avail Ju· 1.1 • 3 bdrms, dshwhr, quin or off SanCbDlego l.5tbSt ~ . Brlatol Sl. Newport •••• .. •••-••••--•••• ABSOLUTELY CAH"f no pet.II S230 mo 49S 6S39 ly 1 MZ·S634 Mon-Fn. ffllt, ~aae No pet3. Fwy e:iut Bolla 1ca lo · $145 W~ up. lnquire4'S Beach. SS'1·7'010 Loni llmt' Balboa rwt KEEP 919-13S7 llll 2PM 2(j lSt.h St. 911().4140 or Warner to AlgonquJn Bayfroot. 1 Yr old, 2 BR. 1 Oak St. Lag Sch dent needs 2 H:r yrly. Hy --------... S-Juan Lge 3 Br J Ba. close to l718 16700 Saybrook Lane Ba. 1812 W. Bay, S42S mo ~ SM Ofc's 119 W. 19th St.. Sept I~. re r • 1 FOUND· Part Hu1U.. CGp1trano 3771 t1ehoob & 1bopplng, avl•--+--------714.S.-3341 yrly.67S-7429 38R LI f I & ge i~ $8~~41S9S. Mr. 213·198·11 lfS dy1, bt>ige/blk dog. vie 2. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Julyl S32Smo 998-06S9 EWDLX•PLEX• ,pa o. rpc, ara • er. · 4 n~~es. Costa MeaaM2-SNIM ciowl 2 " 3 Br nr .__.__ 3144 Nice 2 Br apt. fplc, new near Fury. July, 2 Br c.ondo w1pool. newly EASTSIDE new 2 Br. rumuht'Ci & dt-c<1rated. pool. Klds OK. No pets S12S 199 275'! S27S WJ.0016 ________ , i::-...1c Lg f d ...-T-c.,.• xlnt cood. ~mo Augu.,l 1173-4.544 STORE SPACE. good · .. v · nc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....,. · --front."e. perfect toe•· ..U..Ujlnnst/ or bale W/··serv1n1 WOODBRIDGE !162·l072 Npt Pen 3br. 2ba, alpa 8. bOn. l200. Costa Meu. AllaKe FOUND. Male Germ. Shep puppy Vic Balboa Perun12Sthst ~ Bltm. d/W, mdlv. PINESAPTS 2 Br unrurn. ut1I pd ""h h July ...._wk ,,.., '"""" rtdryr hkup Pvt ..,,, w .. r . __, · ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• aar. Nr abops a. 1, 2 & 3 bdrm unll11 S3SO/mo. Stepe to O<"n Alli( S.100 wk. \.'a blk lo ...... Found Moth<-rcat & r> ldt· . Country quiet ll.A, Designed like early 642·l33Cor642-6578 Ol't>Un US 9034 or Ofnce apace for lsr-Uz:i1: Opporfwwity 5005 ~n:. Mother has abort ~nh 2br, 1"4.lba 4 plex Cpls on· Unfwniat.d ly No child S24S. 6JO •••••••••••• •• •• •• • ••• • Joann St. 548-7638 to bell. From $3()$ California buoaalow1. 213·927~ quely cwitomized or dia ••••••••••••••••••••••• blk ti.iir. very ttun 1J1> 1 From $270 tlS •2 Br. 11.A, ba, Twnb.,c. crlmlnatlng pro· i1r.••trTVS"'1 ,0 ... per Lake Clrrle. H'b GeMr• 3102 ------• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, lux apt, w /garage. "'1 P\neatone Ofc hrl. 9-S:30 Patio, balcony, gar No Dana Point I-Um, walk to fesslonala. Located 16603 ........, • • -,.. 1 l 847-8087 nu Cr bch. 1270. MS-34SS Del I 2·3 Bdmu Never II ved eves. ror appt. ___ 2 Dail pets. 1300./mo. Call ocean. 38r, fam rm, PacU1c Coast Hwy Brisk trade & fully \IC 01 Y _____ _ poolside :ictra lae Y· pool oo It •·""" 2ba, bllns, dabwbr. ssz..OitOO 5'.S-0760 • S2 w or_,,., mo. aCTOM from HunUngtoo equipped. In busy 1''orcsl l~I Grey cat w /&r~n h. Adu!•· -'• ~ Harbour new develop. Avenue Mall m Laguna ey.-~ sis Reward. lbll 0 c-a'::... no t""'""• 2 Br -.. .. -, tennJll, pool, j •I D. b. ot'W\ 00() SUrERRBfTAL _,...,._ "vuuv S..Cle•• 3876 NB Oceanfront 1 Br cot· ment at Adm r .. tv. _,ac ....,, . approx lln. vtc. Banning In I ml lo beach .1----------r Nr SZSO/up. Open 12·S dolly 1411 Delewarc Hunt 1nl(ton Beach 642·9601 ij46. U!.311 or Altl LOS17 SAVF.TIME&GAS CAL RENTALS o l"'s lar11est rental tnlormat.lon 11erv1ce Costa MHa L8ll2 S llarbor, 631·2390 Santa Ana ruN Mam,M.26688 Se llabla Jo:.tpanol Buena Park K409 La Palma. 5.2l·4062 Call today.Move toniithl ! Open 118 7 day!\ a we$ •••••••••••••••••••••• Stll Yrly. 1 + den. nfw 'love. rffrllL nt•wly palnled, well lo<'ated 642 3783 2 Br, small. very clun. rcl's Deck. patio. 117~2253 h. . 1pa, JYm, no kids/pct:.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• taae. 51,.. s. famllJea on· By The Sea Realty C..., & C..-y & Poe C11t Hwy.~ You won't find afnyt m1g Zbr ult condo l blk from l32S + util. UAM·llPM, ly• 12.,..-0 wk .• 73.3588•. 7~7. 21.S-592·2.871 11.04 So. Coast Hwy. l'Xl. 46 days, 963·~ cleanerorrucer orony oce n. Tennis, pool, 494-'954 Condo. nr Sao Clemente ,,. .... ,,,'! ., LAGUNABEACH eves ~/mo Up&l41rs ap~ 3 du e . Avail lmmed ---------Inn. 2 Br 2 Ba. jacunl. -.r..u..> THE EFFICIENT 497 2 57 -------br, l "t'• ba w f p_at10. 136 mo. 847·l087 or Condo,OrangeTrees,nu sawia.g35&wtrpd. S37S • 4 Loal Golden Retrifter. ~!u11!. ~~~ ts'~f~:,_84_7...._1_1 ______ ~!f:~~i:~D~~~~is ~moves you In. ALTERNATIVE llCYCUIOOM ~~ec1-·~~n~&~n.:~ fromNwptllL'I Over lnggolfcoursf,2 uon• .. •-month rentln· Bicycle dt'aluahlp ward893-4.960 645-3474 br, ba, $27S. Mature l Brcondoon11tttam, tt-n· Large deluxe 3 br, 2 ba. Ut-;i\l.TV l'OMl'ANV .. u•"' available your area ---- .I ad , nopelll. 846-3193. nil!, pool, Jae., $2!i0. Wtll rrplc. patios.sauna, encl IAY~MT • eludes; recpt. servlcf. Number one roted btkt> LOST 1118. White I~ ~ a furn. S280 559-5268 itar. ocean view. adull.s HARIOR ISLAHD per.sonallzed phone COY· Complete trauung plu.1 diamond wrtatwatdl, Oli I '· , I• •LOOI• Waln"t Square Twnhae. S40().2br,lba.S2'1S.2609 ROAD erage, cont. room. ma.II inventory Fully V1aLldoorR1venid41J?r n~ ·~be b N 2br. l~b• ··o". Lgt-· SBR.Sbat.bs.rormald.ln· prta. as more. In ~w...u. '°'"" "'" ..--v .,, W/g D<Ae.., ac . u deck, AC. avail June s TI4/S4Hll~ Ina " den. Completely Newport Beach. RESTAURAHT & Found bwn/blk ae., .. al e • bdrm·l bth " Del Commerc10 Call servlce, underground ........ __. <213""''" •100 R....uARD' ..... "I'" $235 HUGI 2 U LARGE PATIO Qljet. 1mmantlate bld1. with beaut. landscapmg. Cove rt'd itarages Adult.I. no pets Leeward Apts .. 2020 FullMton AYf', (I blk F.ast or News;>ort Ave & l bllt. South()( Bay I 631 0397 UTIL.PAID Mik ~.::O $265. Call 132$. mo 1173-2313 wltnda Sa.n Clemmt.a s min walk rum. Ind. all UDena 6 11tE EXECtmVE Coddal Lomcp nux. fem Vic Caraway &eves to beach. 2 Br. S22D per houaelteeper. Huae SUITE C.oai;tal area. Nace 10, & Harbor & Adams. Clf ;r;le:i. dwn\wn. area. •-leach 3141 rm. 4911-367Sorll:M·l'2A bayfroot paUo • pier 6 840-S41il vestment. SI00.000 + _ss_7-02_ia _____ _ 3 Y 2 bdrm 1 ba --r--a~ ror IJ boat · Jacuui • ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 8t' close to beach, S2SO, vale lJeacbee. AvaU. Executtff olflc. 1pece, range, Incl. A BC he FOUND Sat. male BaMet sa. · North l,osuna. sharp 2 834-1424 or 498-3878 mmed: July or Sept. ~ 1q. ft. » p/ft. a Vo'a Pnnc1pal5 only Hound, vie New la ~ 4.ft.IX BR, 2 ba . or ocean. Harriet Perry M2·8Z:l5 leue w.iopUoo to renew owner1al(ent 759-07flfl Sia tu. Day, 7St·1 3-2 B• 2 Ba. $33S 1·2 Br. 132$/Mo. Rltr. ll76-8700 s-.-. (AJ'J) 49&-5758or~ Newpc>rt Restaurant • IM7 :KM7 afUpm den, 2 Ba, '390. All UVEINACASTLE Cop1$trano 3871 HIWPORTIUCH Corona del Mar omu Naghtdub 11110.000 Call Found Pup, male. ap. ft'B\~: Bltna. patios, Acres or gardens, wide ••••••••••••••••••••••• 100' Ot Baylront. on a~t.e with view or ocean. Agt. Ml 21~ btwn 1 • prox 3 moe Part GJfm. lerra • encl aar. utll ~an vlew1. Hu11e 2 br. 2 2 Br etudlo 1325. Dia· Harbor faland. • BR • + full aervlce bldg. SlJ4lS 9PM Shepherd No I D. otftM rm. ed air beaUna. b• aptl, Dtn. rm. hwasher, laundry ml1d'a,fum . .Pter&1Up. Permo Bid&. Redhill/Bak ... , July 1 Move.In. 18892 F(replace. Part. furn faclJIUes, pool. Katella Avail. July• Aue. Jobo HartKW Realty ~ •UQUOtt UCIMSI• CM June21. 979-51'10 Vllllef Cr. +cuJ de HC AntJque1. Htlh ceWna11• S3l·9'll2 or 493•9672 or Macnab8Gm5(A18> ____ _..;. ____ OrA11JeOft·sale"Cleen" St.) Ort Garfield al Oaraa~. Pool & t1pa . 493-&Gl2 Improved otc space. 3 Superb Buy Act Now' Pound: man'• watch~ Beacll.8118-~1. ~5 Mon· &tate Uving! Close to · .,. •w•+-' rooms; all or part. Harv213·2'72..U..9CoU Andf>racn Elem. Sc Fri. J!:ve1/wknd1, b"ach •· sboppln". r-..•-~•10 "---n-Rece"' area l2S sq.ft. ---• Npt Beach.&u-5553 $1008achelorApt. Rf!lp,NewlynalntedZBr $239 8112.-~;~11185~. lncl. utU. :=:::=: ........ :.' ... 3 Bdrm, fully furo . ft)C)IJ\ll..224sqf\.room2. IMTBtlOIDIS.GM · '•A perm. adlt. No pell, on r-• . U-l dull.a 4lM ....... 2 n-2 Ba condo I nd Washer/dryer, free boat ll2l 1q.n . room 3. SO< per FOUND lOtpd SchwthL Pc•n.104BayAve ~~!ff~a.fg~tl·~~ AlTHlllACH :""~1~ · ._..... ~.lot.II of ~~:.a: doclt, aleepa 10. $'00 11q.n. Incl uW Nr O c NF.TS&U>O. MO. Vic Dover Sborea Betftr 2 br, ,.,, kids ok. $2SO. Sm fee. 86'1·11'12 CALUKTALS ---- ~It-mo leach llll uo E . Rocheater, Oce&J'.9* ol hwy,~ blk $!85mo.11•·962·2355eva. weelt, 11500 mootb. Airport. Bud Prl~ss w~u eetabU1lled •tore In lnMatth. ~13~ ...-.,.) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 61s.652'1 or645-5487 to wa•. Vf/!l'Y nlce 2br: LullUMOUI No. Laauna '17 ... or Evea8'7Mlet 540-71!008-S hf'art "' 11\Jr ahopplna r -t blk m-•e cal. r ..... cr., Roofdt!clrw/~anvlew, newly built larao 2Br. s-lhLG;ulta 38H ---------area Ownrr w1ll tr11in u.. .. "'"'lll\"11\ 2 8t' l~ Ba. Ulfld entry, MESA VERDE. beau 2nd azs. y. (71') 4~U17 duplH apt. 2Yt8a, frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut 4Br bome w/beach ••CdM dht 2 rm lllllle, Pt-ftOnal problem• toru lar, Vl~~~;.ea • ; bar w11tool1. pvt patio. n 2 Br. 1 Ba, aar. adJll orMl· u '11• "5-1039 or Inquire 1.«e. qui~ luxurious, «!X out front. Completely uUI pd. A/C, ampJe ptta. aalf Gd. tc'J'me. RAr, ndulla. nopei.. s:m. o11er 35. No pets .1---+------1 llllOCUtfDr ec 2 br 2 ba apt furn. FabuJouariew. S7SO $1.55.motomo.stS-8900. TIME 7511400 ~ Key1 on rlnt .0 '93 tm SZSO/mo. lit le lat+ 1100 NIW •AVAIL. IMMED Newly EJ~vator to scenic prtv: ~~~=;:~gi.~ ...... ....., 4450 ''M" 1nltlal. WllaOD ·• CormedllMcr 3122 aec. Bef 10 aft II, wknds. bcb. 2 II br. doeorat.ad 1 Br 1,,., 8 bc:b.. Partyatcameroom. 811.1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DISTl!IUTO. Harbor. CM. RewN'll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 2~ba. aty. 1800 tq ft. ~ total aecurUy Perfect 4 Dauxl OFC'S Rcsiock Toy World dll ~.-.. crpu, trps. h"plc, pvt condo. Ocean side o liviniorwkndmreatror y ......... 4210 clays. Over 1S Natn'I NEW huae 3 Br 2 Ba •Pl, pat.los, p..r, other 1t.raa. Hwy. S3liO + · ~-1 the adventurou.s adult. -·•••••••••••••••••••• Con! rm .• seat 25, all rand toys. 011ney. Loat: Mlru Collie. ... rote. all blln appllc, 1ar. ~18 11th, ownr. Vlewoverlook.lnfot•ua Ir Startlnc at SSUtmo. lbr Laite •lew hse for panelt!d. am. wtw. ln rt'• Toftka. Maud. Nolldlins trl~or. Snllw _.. W/D, open beams, 1375 ~ ~llaa• l.Apna. Apt. 00 -.Z835 mil, Lake Arrowhead. ar 1 or 2 yr. le&H. Laite Involved Sm. Lnve.t. n · Reward e.ltTI ' mo 8'73-10Zlorf'75-1094 Qitt Or /2 BR 1 Ba 1 k Forul area. Kent q'd. 100% tnven1°")' buy -.... S BR. 1~ bl.. townhouse, ~ 1• w , R , Apale 1•1~ Wk y le w nd ratH, Hartllnl back . Guy Burnett ••LO ST . al a flod=lowYllap pool . l\ennla, park : _.. + l•ttrT•ce .. •P· orU.M•hhed ltOO saGllore3M'IM 714·5!1·1'311'3 17,.>&218802Colle<t. C1~mtnte Hl&b S..-. CORONA Of.I. MAR 8Zl W. Wllidftf44.2010 famlli! no peU. Rt/er adulta. t&.50 mo. 4lM 5397 .. ••••••••............. Wed ~•.brown pwJe • 2 Rr Townhowle, trplc FURN OR UNfiJRN SD).~ mGlO .,.,, tpm THE EXCJTINO WO BEAR LAKF.J'RONT DESJlt apate at 1'11175 Slsn Buaine.· S.m• l<K"a· whit• Dr. ScWolla cep. Ponl. tenn11 Someoc:ean •Zb:'&ownhornew/frpl story t br, 1~ba. •lee i..,..."'9-1 3152 PALMMISAA"S. C:::::rf~.4="fil1 ~!1t!~ ~lttd~ntl::i:! ticJobd •ovpt r2~~ '!!. Shopladd·2 ~~°.:a...'!:..q~:'JMI o\ Catalina v1ew1 ~ •LeepeUo~enc. aaraae waabe~}dryet booltup, ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIN1JTESTONP't' Be h .. .A h ' .,.,. .. ~. "'' ...,. '-to ahopplnJ a. fine beach. •Adulu. child tS•over l .. BR -.-BCR lktu vacaUon L•IUU ac .,., P'~r mont · truck. tool.I• equip, AJJ maney.lal·Zl.St .,m Poot•jacuuiavaU. paUo;e facll. Nr l or. apb, ---D-ch l&ABR A ...... _..., TV. o-an Brtn~,~~t.un.Our ror Sl2,000. 'html. ;::J &M asn Golde 1t • Warner, mo. + depoalt. Pool, .---,....... "w .,-n.tal .... ans Found. 1 Jold rin& ~~~~~~~~!Garden AP'. I br. 2 ba, =· .Call•ft5pm. adultt.1111"791 tromf:no.•up. Cow 4'Mi2ll. Falr'tln ~ ~ fOf' '10 -~ Pbcnetc-'1119 WaJ. -------1 din. pello. Jhtww 1dlllt1 ... .,... leecit ll6t ~~r:.= f:.-Apta.-*1 ~Dally PUoutJ:.. 8CMOC,.!i!! & MIAT De.luxe 2 bedrm, l~ bat.h lit' ., .. Call PAii MIWPOttT Blvd ) ....................... comer. well • pe:tll· OldC-.. M• ~~:·~#I Lc928f .. ,Brookhunt .. ••••••••••• .. •••••••• <581bF..a1tolNettport ....... Mtmr. 4J00 -u.t1 '-YJYUI d~l Mar apt All bltna .!nc.-loecld J11 I. t S • C.M. 8 ac b •Io rt • l o t I a.MM '" IDel to ab&N 2 bdl"ll\ a.:.a tal St W'!.M Int lot, n" Hltrfor. ..,_llOl paUo. Walk to shop.Pini 6Jt.JOOI , Bedroomt•TownbouMI ~ hM ff.I . lllO n>o + .., .-.1 /:!": Reduced to 1125,000 • ..;;;;;:;...;;:;:;.;;.... __ __,;ifMl!ll!l & beach. Adulta. llcfa. lBr, .,.-. OK. I blka to ~om-.OO 11_ .. 000 utll 1 bl ... olc -. .... , Pew LoaM: Mow M•Ua· <>irMr1 rctartri1 • •Ul LOST: fem c.t. $400/mo ,\ten1,nor. . J fir. 1811, .,t' dbl 1ar.' oeoean. •mo. AvaU7·l . -1 -"' ' c ... ·---=.__ bit lOOO •q .,, ~me tleiplJAane. kJasbair. V c. ..,. Me-3921l,e.-,l'JMST7 = ~.c. • scblt • ..-. ~~.~ct~~·: :~!ari:C:. ;;;;;;;;;;·~;·;~~ ~ru~fx:1;Ya'~c. ~:c.~~mCdJ'.,~~: N.O.Jln'tnl a..., l Br. t~ Ba, tn ~~~11)}~~~~ All t50 •IL. 6bant •ttt· Pia&.~ t....mnt~ Llndae•IJlnl•archl&«· ~~Ot Otdlllacsta~ Dtlux~ 2 Rt l Ila, PP. 2 Br l DI. bltns, cpU Ii Famll f ·plu. Pvt K>w.A9"",...... bath. Shown Mon·Sal tunar.W.U tedtoN· • Wbl~verU.Fad deot'k. beam , 111~ 4ri»t encl 1ar. patio, lQClrJ rm. pool, Wand, Jarnboi'ee • Ian "0D11" can at\ lpm, 2 bf '"' r:i.lt •'PL M1r t.a1J or olfloe aouuoe C.U .Rd.1 'em on &be _Wt ~~ne. JUO mo. =·=-~Adi&.. arra.mo. Tt~~O ~«a'd. or :::a.:•.M'IC;Pl•llt. Mr.W cbalTSHDt trp-8.f!H ~·Cl~ t I f I • llAULINO. Odd Job Vt:PV LOW l'fU<.' ! l•• ·•~I nt noed1 work HOIJSl-:r1.Y.AM ~c H) J1rn 04 M$4 Ann Rt.ibonatilt. u'*n All nn 1•rJ n11s1 mDln 1run' k.-1':-.. 7!'11 ;it;l!'I ,1rt t"tr~ W!Utn~• uNf1; ~ :IOH OCC stud nt w hlw •T J JcWM C..,.•cu Prufen1un11I Janan••• tnl('k, Tra1h, tfew tr1m. -·••••••••••••••••••• ,. t•tr:. kandy 84:1 &7U:I , 2 WOMto:N rxp'tl. ltt-iu•h c.-.•lr) 1nv t"pr.t, 91Ctrtc.ll Clwnlf"1' l'omplelc yd Mll3MS l'tlll'l\ uni)'. monthly bl • ,., , 1 et r v (' o m m , 11 p t . h 1 k I dc,.ir.. ,.\r ""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• munl y. w y Own Comm1 Ii~ C'M \h :'J, !J,ECTIUCAl. SF.H\'ICF. --~I ...,_ C... 5-'•lce l<qwpmt & rcf'1; l!Jll 7Mli Sie.r.'tt <'ALLS llJ tll," SMALi. Gard«run& Service cl•an •:••••••••••••••••••••• '-t ._1.,,.... JOBSMZ llril3J up " h11ulln1. wHkly (ARP t; 1' ST t: AM -.... ---... -mamlenanra. Rttuonn CLEANING ... •••••••••••••••••••• ttl*ll•• ti Blc.trfc bit• rMll':tj rr._..._, •~UnlulcP. Bl°"' SQ Fl WlNO<lW ~ ~111 -.111 lay voura l.ir :rnt.M ~ flll71 ,\Jkr 1 :JO ;a,.k ror Kon wuhina. tloor w11xmii or tn ln• Rrp1lr1 & ~7~ur:>-»i4U.7 (1>411tt'Y..&ll)MlJSJS de.ltNllC t.no' <•u•r v.orll G.r1tui .. al bi itr aa\tnp l"re ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kl\1'S LASDSCAf>E HouMcleanfnq eat IW.S-)1144 ft.toll01ble t:xpr J•panclll' \lAll'ol l'. k1·~1d C'11mm 'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• <iardenf!r Kra1mn11ble A't'~•·al CallSlG soeo Want a Rl':l\l.(.Y CLEi\N f\nd v.h11l \Oil ~ant Danh l>tlot Cla\:!llf1~-<l~ lo'rff at M.!'1 5230 "'~•it A .. " -------HOUSE? Cull C1n11ham n~ WI Call M:! ~711 Girl t'tee e'l 645 5123 Thti \1oppet!I Clran1n11 ~·n ll't' Call "" If 'l)U r~'t'd jf gOQd Job uont lteft•rrals S.16-2393 C:itll IJ;rn1J1 ~•per., 1111 home or off1n• cleamni.: l>t>pendulilc Call B..trbarn, 556-4982 or eve~ 842-0UIO Maowy ......•.•.............. "'""i•lan'!I l'lanltt• Paint 4 Pa,.nn1. 24 ~~ Onell C'oocr.-tr Pat111 u·,. 'tc llubcJr ureu ~t Olock Wiitl• DllQ Pllr. lu 113211. Rt"rs tu n lttr ... ~ ... M6 0464 1'42 2l5G Uhxk. l111d1 •IUlflµ&lOlll'. Kn n w I 1· a P 11 In l t J; wall•. plJnti·r' lnt/1'::11.t. l'Ommn~I Jo'l••l~t"11 '' 1'·'1'""· 1pt1. r fsldfnll~l 6 Y.alkway,. 1'.xpntl\ In mobilr homf'!' 136-1 · 't .d I ttl & 1o pe 1: 1 a I h pn<'ed Jo'rrr 1· llmul1•!1 PAINTING lnt Ext. b ~ ... !)!.Mid. fl:L"I 13'1 I p d . hOOt'!!l, neat Rej.i Lied Dont' 964 11>45 t'r~c fo:,t lllm kY.all.,., 11lump~tnn1. t.111·k . ltc:. ('um I lt.o.1"' h• bond Hui• i.10 •1J5 I , tPl2 9177 SELL tdll' 1tt'm' with J O.uly Pilot Clu:iMf1t·ll J\d M2·5678 1':'\.te11or P<ilnt1111t u'°'y Nritt I.it' &t ln11 Uv. rin1·e ... t'r t!l' e~t.162·7111 ,_.,_.c Aun f tr l a or> • l•&r r1• f"nl'n 111ct m11tr I l•b!>t Gw.r ln.~rd. """ ut TC'd 6.\lrulJ.t"' ~ro1$ C\NOPY TV SERVI<.: E l't ll,\Tt:SF.RVICF. At F111r Pnce::. 960 1633 Hf!mo\lnG, trtlll"1111M t.opplfll, fr , tu· IM In AR'• 14 )"n Tun, 4U ~•·•• l'r11t.ll' your ultJ 'tut r rur ne\\ ttood1e~ w1lh .1 Cla!'-lillll-d ad ~1:?·~78 Lo.t&Fo.d 5300 H.tpW..t.ct 7100 .WpWonhd 7100 HetpWonted 7100 HefpWant9d 7100 HefpWonted 7100 H .. pW•ted 11o+ H.tpWant.d 7100 HtlpWanted 7100 ....................•..........•.•••••••......•.•.•..•.....•..••..•.......•.•••••......•••••....................... ·••••·•···•••·•········ ....................... ·······•·••••····••···· .........•...••.•...... t• O ll \ I> York 1 c An·ountan11 full or part BUSBOYS r lime C'i! Cook. dinner & cook's Dental cholnlct. r,mi. FRIDAY Needed MARKITING hr~n hlk t1:m11lu. '1r t1111c· "'·r11unt11nt/Buok Bluuun11 & NB u11v or m1Chl ~hlrt hdper Premium wa&e~ Insurance Harbor V1t'w Sho11111nr. kl'l'1Jt•r for "lt•wport Ad FILICLEJlK Charhe'11C:h1ll 541103!11 Ph 496-5446 btwo !I li! f':\IH't1t'rH't·cl 111 ''" 'itu't ht mature, dcpef! t"tre & C1111u.iltv in COORDINATOR Cntrb4thtill.1 H·rtmnii A11t-ncy St:nt.I ConhictBobCrelghton only IJJOdl•d dut11·' lr\tn•· dJldl· In addition JI dependent ll•Wnt').uee<h 'l 1•t•hn1rul bckl(rnd n·!>u me & bJ I .i r> re Irvine National Bank IUS DRIVERS un·J. l·all. 9 1 s:,.! k:t:rJ M.'lrl'l.makl :.1.illsd mu~i4 quallhed a11enl') clatm'> -.l'ltl'<luhnll ex1icr, & iioo<l FOL''l;D l'a1aki-H . .:rt:cn qmnl~ to F~lcy lfoovcr 833.3700, E 0 E t .. ~unJ lk-Ji•h Unih~d COOK1Exper 'd Broiler ha\!' J nowlt' gu person. )I.Int bent•flb, phorw prl.,.cfln• to Join & y1:llo~ H·ry tam1., '1c Im . 4'.JOO Compu!! Dr. Ste "'"h 1 l>i 1 k and all meab. Apply 111 DEMT AL pu:.roll & bkpit Spunil ~aJary upen Ex"'•r nt••· 11uht.ind1n1t opt1t!> firm Hillcre~lart'c1.~IM!?K.'> lO!l,Npt Bch li:WOO ~ 00 1itnct 11 ta 1 g per~on aft 3 ·30PM. i\sM~lJnt, m101mum t''< helpful. hr~ flex.. ~ ·~ 1n lrv111t• luuu:.tr1al Banking appllcauons for the l)Obl Beach HOUbC Inn, 619 per, w1111n11n, prl'l•·r x bend1t11 pro\ldt'd cal CJll Mrs Bakt.'r.11~9".Ml l '<irk Cull Mr. Conn 1''0Wld 11rev po()(llt· 17 Vt(• Parky, e~t Irv. 552 0618 June ACCOUNTING Clrk. de ..._.OTE f•LLER tion of subi.tltutt> bu5 Sleepy Hollow Lllne, LaH ray He. fnn~l' bt>11cf1ts Ralph, ~I 2260 lnlUl"ance ~; l\200 Apt, t111l orfontcd, to us1st In " 5 d d v c r a· no c x Per lkh &t2 777:1 bk pi & inventory con· Tokal Bank of Calif has net·esury. ulury $4.437 ~IRL FRIDAY lndependant ln11 tsl(t'n(')• Mature women wanted lrol :.ystems, varied ore an immed. openma for a per hr Appl Y 2003 COOK. full lime. some ex Dental Assistant For 11dverti~in1t offic4 n ecds qua II f i l' d 1 n r u r ho u "r" I e j n inc LOST on 1>•tll. Sat fom imK·edurca Must be <1C· Note Teller in the llunt L1111una Cunyon Rd, Jl('r necessary. Apply in Full timt.>. t·~p<'r In front neat, per!ionabl~. no~ !lurunce at count un M'rv11·e p time. Car m•f Sht'ltte rlieed'! med 1 l 1 t 1 h Bch branch. Mu11t huvc l..Jguna Bch btwn 9 & 4 per. 0 n, oil r by ~mokcr. aood typln .. .1. derwnter. f:xl)l'r m Pfll TQ"...,64S·"'l"" Plea:.e phonPM!i 574~ c•uru t.' YP 1 w l l'XP 1 Q ~ & buck oft-prt'f' ., ., ... "' , . .,. ., .., Rai·ni Jey,elry Co 1836 exp 1n col cct1oni., in Mon Fri 494-8013 Hestaurant. 1262 s. E. Lie nee KnoY.lt"fii:i· nf in telephom· sklll•. MClll· C<'11~1n1L Sl'n 1c1ng & - LOST BIJck & Whll<' 0011. New port Bh cl , CM 1>talment & comm loun~. Bm.tol. CM :.uram·1• ht:lpful Sulu1y •'r1 >.Int ~alary & fn•a' mkt 'g rommen·1al uc 'it \ ·1 l' ll 1-; W 0 M ,\ N rem 17th & lJranl(c llB f).167711 ini.urance & handl11111 C.fetcna help Sandw1lh open Mon fo'r1 fi42t.i®I benl'flh 114S·711>1 l'"U. in an a1wncy Xlnl p tam•· lo wclcoml· ---OMV':. Qua!Jfitod apph & 1111l11d &:lrl Mon f"ri COOK benefit~. top !>alun open 111 \\ l·t1ml'r' ~ c·ont .11 I !:;;~~;~~r:~rnl·'11 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE cant.,, pit> conl<1d MS3404 OE;'llTl\LASSISTANTfor Go Go G1rGt-. & Coznhl CJllMr' Uukc·r 8339~50 rm·nhanl., 1-11•,thkhr · llECJ:o~IVABLt: & 646-7126forappt c--0....-.....&...,.•ppr-tice lleulth care ra<'tllty l'l.'do Prud1n·. C''<PN Dilntt•r<, ood tl(lt" :--;,.,.,1 l'Jf, Ilk l)J>llll: 1,os1 tri l "lor rnJle Pi\YROLL __,..,. ... "" """ llunt B<:u~h Cull \1on prd<I. x r.n hr n ·q'd \\U~<'!> ~4 i;e.14 lnsuranct>.cxpc.-r1wr.,on.tl ~7 JO!I:. Col he \ u down 111~ n for generJI contrnclor in DAR MAJ 1) 1' ll(hll>, btot.'r " \1ui.t h«H t' 'Omt' mech 'I t hru 1-·ri . !IA M ·:l 1' M Olll Chantal al !'>IS SSHll line' unut•N nler ror I asl II u Ht'\\Jrd 5361111 N n Pt'rmanent full wine. E>.pencnl't' Tht-bckitrnd Apply 1hl' 847·3Sl5Ext 43 GUARDS growing •iienn l'oun f 2p Log Inn 549·9446 blwn Carburetor Shop 19'4:.t Dos11iln Oraft1>mun. lAlllta Mesa All StJfls talnVI)' Cull9:, !162·'11111 al ~ m time JJ0o;1t1on ~·7741 !.IAM & 1iAM ' Harbor Hhd. C.M . COOKS. BARTt;NDERS. mechorucal p.1rh & 11' Unirormi. rurn Old~r - -.1----------t DRIVERS P1t1me. Over ~mbly. Full ur p llmt•, INTERIOR 01':SIGNt:R Pen.ands 5350 BARTE~DER W11nted. CAR WASH 21 yrs lmmed opemn&s per"oru. ~elcome c.,-& Must h11\e expc:r 1n dl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antwer. Serv. PIX p time up to 2S hr week Apply In person Me'n 540 1112 phone Call Collect ~.fl) sign & be 11k1llcd in salt•,, Want t.o work dfternoons Pvt club. 673 7730 for CASHIERS Eds Pina Parlor, 41.0 E DIET A.RY SUPERY. 7i2 7379 rela1l desl&n stud11.1, N ll DnnklnR problem., C;ill 1\kohol llrl1>llnt• _24 hrs a d11y 835 :JllJO & evenings ln NB & appt. ----Part f' time Ovr II 17thSt .CM l.ic Ht"' A1111l'-',Ci;rrf1r1d GU•RDS needs flex1blt.' mature CdM areas~ Work r time ·-. ..., ~ "" f t Good Pay Conv. lln~p 7iKl pen.on or exc1 IOi! pns1 or p lime & some wknds Beuuty Hair Styh~l want· METRO CAH w A.<;ll Cooks & pantry men. Ciurfield !Ill ~17 91i71 Co:.ta Mesa & Cer10~ t1on ~Oml' lra\\·I. cam PRE-:<;N\'llT' Xlra pc1y £or cxpN'd ed for Laauna ll1lh l95'lltc1rbor.<.: M expenenced Both dav & PPrmanl'nt J-\111 & art ing poll•nt1al unhm1tt·cl C' a r1 n i: r on r 1<lent1.1 I opt'rat•irs. •:en; C JI I Salon 837 217S nu:ht sh1f\1> avail Apply DIR. Of NURSES 11m1· Phont• & trun:p re 1;.10 Ki~ d.1v-. t>-11 MOO .tit <'11Un!>1•l111~ &. n •frrr<il O.l-OOHl2 Bo CHILDCARE 1nper11011to SNJ-' l':-tlll'tll'll\'" pr•• 11d H1•t1n•d wel<,nw 530 · Ahort11111. adoption &l•---------1 otcarpent.,. lll"lll\' lucul muture J:n>1'11c1f1l·C'oa~tll~' !torr~! \ppl\ <:urfil'id l:.tll54t;tlt74 okhr lf.1·2 k1·e111ntt "R"U W Oroadt'XIJ &h1~hdl'irl'C' womun tlJ rare for Newportlk;n·h · C'ttn~ 11 ,1 .. 1, iill l Cl~c-tlWt'<ln1•:.<l<1v~1 k!YPUMCH APC\RF .,17 2:-i1;~"' so OYER EIGHT? nf ~kill rt•quircd for ' OP"'R•TOR • Mkl'R oppor t·urn xtra quality prodU<:t Sam L t•hilun•n Ill my Harbor <.:OOKSupercrewnrt•ds:.i c:ariwltl.llB Kli!lf.71 --------1~-I so "" LIMDA. & VICKI mon1•y Uh you lO!le excess Morse Co 64511143 • Vu home Wkdyb, 9 6 supt>r 1·ook w1exp App HAIR It J• now . s.•pt l fl pm I RI 16 L' h DONl'TSllOl',l l1mc.ull OutcollMaUOCJ• lh ·or rnh'r\'il'w appl, ) • IJ4470!1S y, RKer. .-a& ion ntl(hl sl11fl No t'<"rr &W53!ll BCOK"l'.Ef•Ert , ... 1n ·· Island.NB Btwn.!JAM ,,. for the"'" of It! . termed1atc, for interior . . • M & r f l M O(•(' A1w :!.'t i:; ., Ollllin STYLIST ~nin.:allOranj!t'Co N.i.cmhly decorator studio, Nu l!.1',HK f-OR llH Drug tlA 3_~_-5 .:__ Apply 111 pn~n11. Mr i HJ.'> 7313 Type invoict:s account~ Store min 11~r 21. t.'Xl>ilr COOKS Donut. tJ:-, 1-: 17th St . llcsl Salon m the llfCa payable. acc~untll rec. not nece<is IW7 ~3 CM Wu ncl' CJ.t:RK Liquor. ~·u11 req Tiny Nuylori.. Sdn DropcryWork lloom vacation, pd hoU1ayi<, Li<' Ma!>s\•ur payroll, issue pure ha~c Ume Juan cap 1st ran o Pleatcr11, tahlcrs. hum medlral & dental hfe Outcalli. 9 9 494.5111 orders. check recelvini: 646 6676 E'e• 493-4951 men. needed, l'Xper or Ins .. profit t1harina" re •MICHELLE'S* Oul• ,111 ~la""'lll' 111 \\I 2 \\I i ·11 111;'.' Spinh.rol Reoder l>!t5 So I.I I ,1m11111 llt•al !-.Jn Clt·menlt Fulh Ju· l-'01 J J>Jll l'Y.' i~~lh We ere a tnWll, mf9 co & shipping documents. ~ 111 l r 11 In D 1· or h s I I ......._._ lob opptyt t 11i::\'le poshn• Mu~t bl' CL F.RK Pharmar'.' COOKW•"""'ED t1rrmrnt u on l'l~ "" ~ 0 .. """' 1 ()r;11wr.'. 1Gffi2 ~11lllkcn h _ _, II"" ----LI.--'"'ho wont g w figure!>, ncxlhlc r1•rm Pl lfme po~ Ni1:ht shift Will tr.rm A\r lnm1 ~m 1~1t;.1 J\e 1n1·reJSl-u ,-c In ... ....-..... & ha\e l'hl'crful ,t\Jll In 'IH'l'lall) A\31l roe l'Ollt'l{t' 'lo t!J77 Jnmu~ to work up to quallfled per~onali ty 610 11;~,o dru~tori• £or a pen.on.1 denLo; Ma Barker., :!I.! DRAPERY MFG \pp!).!!'.. Pcr~on machine tool bt.ilden. da)s fi.U 5400 lift 5 :JO hll' IOUI\ 1dual "ho has ii E !7th St C:\1 Trainee l.t•urn 11 >.klll JC Pl!;f"IMEYS Y -11 I d -rcal ltlnn•rn £or fK'OPll• lh<it 1., JI"'''' n•·l•di 11 ;.'\JO La.:una lblb :\i;ll °" wi r•ce ••goo BOOKKEEPER Some l'harm.u·y exp COL:-0.'TER Girl. OH'r 21. \ppl\ 111 JM.rMm Jl D&S l..ai.:una llilli. ~lb & work on o F lime Wed thru Son prl'fcrr('(I Mu~l bl' able l•xpr hclpful but nol l>raiwrv Sen1«"e. 1195 D Equal Oppor Emplo1"r variety PCI machine E>.per nee Hencf1l!t 10 ~urk on u lh.•\lhle neCl'~)> Wt·~1lllram J\[1 \irportLo<1pUr,C':\! t~1. ad(utH.tq, trl~ lialboa Yacht Cluti. l'Bll ~l hcduh• up to RP~t Pis ply in person. Nt·wport m ing, Ii flttinq to !or appl. 673 3515 apply 1n per,on Guild Cleanen .. IOtiTu,lln AH· tolerance. Apply In BOOKKEEPEH Full Chg ~0u.:s 161U SJn Miguel. r~;i:art Drh. 10H Codbt DRIVER pert.on: Sewport H11rbor Yuchl Club. Mrs Ackerm11n CROCHET l'<irl lime du)" (','( pt>nent'•'. ut lcJi.l l >' r on IBM 12U Chunn· fur ad vancemt>nl ~1th ~ruwmu DP Dept 1n St1n .Junn (.;ap1atran11 Call LJrry l~ky ul 66t 121 l lor 111 terview . LYM'S & AIDES f\111 time. part tlml'. nil &h1rt11 Apply. GJrf1eld Conv llo:.p , 77HI Gltrl1clu. llB IW7 'llm Mach1n1't !\c-w .., hop m San Clemente C:•irrenll\ work1n~ 50 hrs. 'I op mt.'n onl} 1!lff ~) MACHINIST MGMT TRAINEES Amen1:u , IJrJ?tst homl 1mpn)\l'mcnt retail chJin '' look1n&: for u 1·arccr ont•nU.>d sakspeo pit• t·ap.1hll· nf fa'\t ad 'anrement Our mcmt tratnet• proi;ram will provtdl· )OU ~ ~kills & knoY. how l11 a~,•~t )OU l•1\\.1r(I unl11n11ct1 111; 1•111 1111111.\ .'<t .111\ .111u· 1111•11t ~" 11££l•r \1111 lk•lll'flh .;1Hlll '\l.1rl111~ '•llury 11111' \\t>Jk111~ ('Oil ti ' & >.Int m1•oml' pot.·n 11,11 Cunln,·t Hnl1 MrCJuh·v 151!ll ik•H h Blvd . ·woi,t m 1n~t1· 1 ·~ 14 lllQI! :JJtsll MOTOR ROUTE Tht• O,u ly 1'1 lol has " lurl!I' routl' in M111111on \'ll'J" .1rc.1, good for high school or rollcl(C! 1todent Approx ('arnlng~ 1200 per month Call 642 .U2l am! 1!•<1H nam1• and phone MIGHT CLERK -.n 1l11urs pc·r v.cl·k Cal I St~> !llil or applv 111 f>t•r,nn tu. Cor.il Ht'<'I ~totcl 21>4' llJrbor Ill. C \! S<-l• t:I> or Shirh·y J,·nwn ~l<ilrJ hcl11 'l\Untl'd 7P~I (11J,\\1 mu,llX'IR M;.11• Oo11al«f ·,. 11\X6tl lll'arh lll\d . llB Apply In P<'"" MASSAGE AGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OMLY 631-3811 ADVANCED CONTROLS 673-7730 COCKTAIL WAITilESS Nl'ed Expenenced ladll':, to crochet Call 842·5353 SUNDAYOHLY Deltvrr Dally 1'1lot bundles to rnrncr<1 lfr 11 u1 rt•!> ~an or I a r I( l' "a11on and ,1 ao<Kl <Inv 1ng record Phone 642 4321. o~k for l forrv Seeley. Equul opportuni ly Emplovt'r llo~1111al rl·n1ral touJply 1h1·rk. Exp nN'C'!>Ury. EH· & Ol~ht !>hilt W<ill. Applv In per\on, S<Jn Cl1•mt•nlc Ccnrr.tl l,-i!>p li~d C.1minn l>I." l.o'\ MJr<'~. SJn <'lt'm1•nt1 Workinq Foreman for ... mJll machine -.hoJl mr I! ol own pro!lurt . \1u!>t be capablt> & will mi: lo ilCl'tj)t ad<lil mnal re~pon~1hllilll'" l.ok f"a~l Inc l!M W. 11\th Sl l•---------"OW Kel'rwtini; i.harp, amb1twus m.1n to hl'll hurdwarc, tool1> & 111hop eqwpmt'nt tu 1nduslnal jCCOUnl.ll. 1\ \'It ~SO p<•r wk No exper. nt.'<.' Call 7SI !}134. *KA REM'S* 647 Young St, Santa Ana OUTCAl.LMi\SS,\GE ATTRACTIVE GIRl Bookkeeper. full chrg thru flnaclal statements Cost acct '1< helpful Costa Mesa. M6·0606 61'!'-I 2PM !17'.I OH!l~ ni<'c opporturuty for !!l;t 111-:1.P IS1\VAILi\JIJ,1': tu model pn\otcly a few l•---------1 For 1-·am1ltc~ Ill en~•~ hours II week Strirtly for Call thl' llopc:l'nit, South fun. H•ry dlsrreet & In Coat11l Cummuntl) ~(t()(lta1lr Tcrriricpuy llo'.'opltal. Su t.uiiuna Mu't b<.' atlra1·llve. h11ve -199 1:111 nice r1gure. be i;Uibl<' & !>Oph1!1tleoted Prerer EXUTl"IC; H ~:l'C>Rlll"'G ovt'r 21 And Y.ill con \Hot'T 111'. \LIT filltl.~ sull'r Cull llmt.' employ- ~!:>.'l lil:'ill t ''>:IS ~Jti3 mt•nt for quahf1ed itirl as <:1rl l"riduy & Rcl'ep '* SHAR OH 'S * t 1oc11st De!tcn l>f' :.our'll'IC otrr<.:\l.l.;\IASSAGF. 1n deto11. Wr1le lo I.earn sn 40 hre the mo~t exclll nu. .:I omourous, highly putd profess. Day or eve se11111ons. Place· ment O!.!Sl~t. Good job OP· por. Call 714f.51·9194 So. Call . Cockta\I W11llres11es, Inc .. 17922 Sky Park HI , Ste C. Irvine, Co 92714 CUSTOM DRAPERY JNSTAl,LERS. Expr'd. full lime. 547-6752 8 am lo 3. 638·7448 pm'i; Delivery & sales help needed. f\Jller Drui:.h. 531·6664 Delivery for newspaper vending mach, early mom. &l2·3148, 646·2262 COMMISSION SAL~ \re you a PRO l"ESSIONAL SALES DEUVERYMAM DHIV ERS ncoded by l. A Times for part t1mf' work. wknd11 only tu i.wrt Mubl huw truck or van, ahw hob1hty In surnnce E 0 F. Bl't II 30 &Sl'M. 541185<18 DRlVERS·f':arn extra rn· romt'. J::arly morn. de livery LA Time!'!. $300 mo C.M. M6·4181 Bob llotl.'I Full time maid~. ll'iday Inn. 1.ait Hill-, ,ood bt.'ncllts Contact Pttson- ncl 586·5000 llOUSEK E t:-P ER-live> In. Laguna Bch hse, dn\'t.', 21·h11dren4~ Hou1Nep~ GeMral NB MACHINIST 01ven.1f1ed work lo,111. mfg elcclronir in atrumentallon Modern work shop Advunrrd l\inellc11. Jne. 1231 V11 l•--------- lor1;, Sl. CM 6t6 716S EOE ----- MAJDS WA.Vrl.;D Don Qwxotr \totcl _2!00 Nt'wport Bl, C \1_ Maids wanted, llurbnr J nn Motel. 1800 W. Balbon Blvd Npt Bch 6iS-3463 "lur~c-'I Aid, hvc m, hl'IP (',1rt• for t•lderly pt'r!>CJO Ila\ 1• own room. RI.'£!>. 91;:? !l'r.!2. 962 ~l.50 MURSES AIDES 7 3 & 3·11 Country Club (..;I) n V JI 0 Ip, S ,\ . ~!l:nll 1•i<11:'"1 Cl11!>,1hed AO No 000. Daily Pilot, P 0 . !lox lSlill, Co~ta \1e,::i 92626 lO!I AN0ll£S PAU.ol 91'Rllol0S W000lAN0 ~•lUI NfWPOR T If ACH PERSON" Can you '\ell F.arly L A T1m<'s route f'URNITURf;• Want North Costa Mesa. Eai.t xlnl Income opportunity Hunt Bch. Must have dt! w,lotal benefit pro. pendablecwr 541Hl81 gr11m! Plu~ pleasant -worklnl( rond':'I,! If you Dellverv Home deh\t'ry Ele<.1nr1ans nl!t'dcd Ne~ ronstrucl1on S Yr min exp. rt'Q. 642 J.&82 r-; n g 1 i s h s p e 11 ~ i n R , permanPnt Ncllpurt Beach. Live out 5~uy~. 9 ~ $125 wkly. Jlxp'd, Ref<"rt•neeo;. WTtt! Ad 11934. Oi11ly Pilot, P .O Box 1560, Co!lt11 Mesa, -Nu,....l·'i aides 3·11 & 11-7 CA 9:ffi21i ~1aid wanted for Scachff r-:xp'rl & trJ1ntes Mc1>J PE 1 ER I ha 11 t• th f' "Hing" t1~kt·h 1'11•,1~(' call me •~t. 011111 LEAlt'll PL\='0 T llNl ;-.;c; for an el(n\1111: and rt ward1ni: <-.1r1•er I.ow Cll'lt. 1lay or CH' dJ~I 1173 1111~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Schools & lmlnlctlon 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Swim Le11sons Pvt All aaes Your pool or 11pt or mt.ne M5·13SA eV\'l' Math Tutor K·8th 21y~ exp Call( State Certified Teacht'r 714 661-258$ Math tutor Home tulOf' lnat hy t'W'd lchr 7th lhru Jr Coll 893 74~ ---»tW..tect, 7071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• qualify ~ou can sell al or The Re1<ii.ter in the of· ATTRACTIVE Gal for BULLO""'S J c Pennev tcmoon Good pay for J parl!I deh,crv MUST ""' 2A Fashion Island, couple of h~ earh day. K~OW ORAN<.,t: CTY WILSHIRE, Newport Beach \pprox SJOO·S400 mo 751 3955 or 751 39S6, ask . Prior exper r~ulred. ap Must have dependable for \hke a leadmit fashion 11peciol ply in pel'llOfl Mon thru ~backup. 54().JOCll Automotive ly store will o~n lh rirat Sat. IOAM-4PM. EOE Dental ORTHODONTIC N~w Detail Shop need! OrangE' Co. 11tore 10 co N s TR u c T t o N Cho1rsldt' A1bt P /lime, hl'IP NEWPORT BEACH on WORKER R bl exp preferrt'd. Mu111on rop wages piud. Engine Au.:ust lst, 1977. We offer Ms ::nl5I e. V1eJO 768-0211 9.5 Steamer!I, enit painters. an oiplport,un1hty lo J,oln •t'I -DPnlal A11sislan_t.a_w_a_n-te-d hid£ er<; & pol11.her11, up· exc l ng as ion oword COMTROLLER hol1Jlery ~hampooers. or(laniiat1on Wt.' lire We arc scekln1t a per!'lon 1 Chalrside assist & l r e h k l . k •. d currt'nlly acctpllni up to .. nrvo nw •·ontrollcr for c e P l f a m t I 1 a r c· cc ou . pit· up .,. c> plicn•lons for the follow .,.. " .... ~ w /lnauranl'C formi.. Top livP,." 1\pnly at • our Or'"n"<' Co. b11se•'I · ·' · .. Ing positions •· " • so I a r y & be n cf 1 ts . 20S91tarbor Bl. CM financially oriented. MS-26.52 645 1030 SELLING dlvt'rtlfled co We rcq. a min of J..:> Yfl' exper, & DENTAL Aas't Some AVON HOO EXTR4 CASH? Earn.lnp are &ood·houra are nulble when you're an AVON reprenn tall ve Ca II 54G-70U or Zfnrth 7-1350 IFul1orP/flnw 11blllty to lnlt'rface exp.preferred.Approx 4 Po.lffoMI w/mamt. ~ f1nanclal In· day wk. Hrs. variable Accessories, Chlldren't, 1tltutlon1 " A desire for Beeln lmmed. 631·3'733 Co a m e \ l c 1 , F l n e peraonal cl'O'#th 6 de da)'S, 4944403 eve1 Jewelry, F\ara, Gifts, lft velopment s.nd resume tlmate Apparel, Men's & complete 1alary hia· DENTAL Asst. X·ray llr Sport11wear, Mllllnery tor)' to Mr J A Jones, Non-smoker. Newport (W1plyb11o, & Women's PO Bc>lC 1~ Santa Ana, Bch. 644-9211 ~ CaD2711 . DENTAL Recpt/Ofc Male Jl. B ~ + :? yr.ii lllW'~~~~~~~~~~ ahl, "lt'<'k" Admln. M&mt (. SAL( Mgr Orthodontic ofc Sell thln&s fa!lt with Daily roiie. reliability cssen f'\lot Want Acl'I Uil Top p11y for top Po111llon !Ill 654'4 Uabyeltltr. maturr woman wanted lo care SUPPORJIN" Hllfluchool senior will for 1 child 1·2 days wk, Q pt•tM>n t-'111 or p timt• Rftumc to Rox ~12, El -------p• Mott.'1. Lag. Bch t:11p'd Verde Convalescent llou'lckeeper P l S4 h.r. or not. 494-4892 HO'lp 6GI Cent.er St. C M EMGrlHEERIHG DUFTSMAM Exper'd Street plan~. Design Tent. Maps Ap ply in puson w ,work samples Robert. Bein. W1ll.Jom A'osl & Assoc 1401 Quail St. NB. f,tuuents OK. 111 Sun dance Dr. NB 642-1225 MAHAGEMIEMT TaHE 1--------You!ll man to work rn growing tool rent.i.I bus1 oess. Must be neat In JJl pearance " have very neat handwrillnit. II Ooy HOUSEKEIPfR Newpart Bch L ve In Room, board c\ Jolary. Call da)'!i 7~1·7L2'. eves 64~·4628. wk w twkdy off Prd1•r 1-·or p~plc With marned man tor perm . ~---....&.-I .. c1.....1 .... IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ENTRY LEVEL HOUSEKEEP El Live in resp. position Ex~r not ~ ' ornC"' for couple, must have req'd. Apply. l!•:SO Swltchboord, Typfn9 POSITION <'ar. 21102 Oc:'eaq V1Bta I. c Clrnrol work In the ur Dr Apt A S. Laguna Nt'Wport Rive' M Key_:-h Sidi• counllni.;orc. Doc:i not rt.' '1~ 2613 • Maintenance Per"""· r-·-. Ilk Pc ~ • l b C"h"'r•e the do)'I, weeki; qum.• p~ c:-tp r11on llOlJ SL'KE~PER · mus t! <'nl'rjlt'll\: mu.r.t b<• r1111t & uccurale c. -mature pcn1on for dc:tnil &. lcw:itlon In which you on 10 krv addlnl( mftch, Mature, 3 1.1 M shill, ing Cine cars & 'lhop work. f£l (Id with f1aurc1 for com 11·7 m!Vll shift+ " guest malnt. Position avail 1m puh t Ion In vol v In A home, CM 64af6'16 med Apply In per.on mu .1 t l p I i c o l I on & Jlouaf'keeper Ba llysllter. 'The Ferrari Store I nr , dt\'llllon Typln11 40 2 children, lHe In srp Wl E. Pomonast .. ~11 WPM. quarters HS . wk. taAna.835-6:506 ti' CAMIRO En1C1111h 11peaklnfC. Rers. t'r)c>.gaWrtz 7i.>l Clay. Hunt. l.lch 640163.'5 arter6pr11 MANAGER, f'XPf or will •-,~MMe• <W. of Boach, S . of __...__ ___ ttaln. M00-$1.000 per mo _ .. ,,__..._,, Garlieldl ltOUSEWARt'!SSALES + benef1t.1to1tart. App IJJ.7755 p; o r.: 2to 1do)',1nclu4ng Sun ly ln l)tt90n, Mt''n l::ctt-C:oldwrll 8.lrucer Bldit da:.. Crown H!kdwnrt' Plu.a Parlor. 4t0 £. 17th llGIO JacArthur lllvd Firework, Sa I es 10'; ~07 r. Coast J i-y. CdM_ _St;~··~C;M;:;;;~;;:;;~;~··!:it.e~M~~~N~ewpo~~rt-B•c•h comm. 8cly11 1a1rl•. no ,, tutor elPmentary. hl1h nexlble 1eMdule Reis lAln or P /flmt uhool ~ al10 plono pin e.C~M644-Ml7 PotltloMJ &e'\!IOn . SI 50 hr.~ Merchand.UI~ up. nl"C. Appl) :"ewpurt hUltaller Cable fV. l:n· P't'oducc No l'all• 1601 drrground & orerhcad. Newport Bl\d, C'1, flpm Al110 bench ~ctlnlc1an. DENTAL A I" t Mon ~d~,.!d~~ee COO· w Orthodontic Chalrs1de Fuller Bruah, l tull. 2 p/t --------- exp. Top pay for rlitht poeltlons avail ca1Un1 on INSTALLER TnAlNEt: pn'IOO. Resume \.Cl . Box Ht11bll1bed cuatomtr• for window llJIU\a. at.art Toro. Ca 92630 MAHY Fli PAID POSl'hOHS IJaofeo PClllltion!'I ,,..., .......... otflce hl'l,1, l ·Jlrl ofc. bk kp'11. hltn•, "typ'"· Able to compo11e aood bu .. 1 ncu l~Ufrt. Npt Sch lll'H A chanre to arow with a 1mwlnC company. send resume "/aal•ry niqulr,m\'ntl to Ad #1138, M .BABYS1Tl'ER, 2: 30·5. IO H dll an 25 dnlres work, eaty prn wltdan. Pe.rm anent. an na to trailn, rut Jurnf'r, SalarJ. Univ. Park. We offer an excellenl rantaatlc ablllty Call 5Sl-O.ll7 rompenaallon plan In Jchn, 213: ~2 s.101 ---------cluclln• a llbt'raJ dltcounl -BabyslltM wantf!d. Hi&h on ti«• mere hand.IN. llouKket-per It /or drvr. 1chool 1lrl or older, Nr P1eue apply In penon, comp. & rook. Matutf'. downtown H. 8 . Mu1t Mon·S.t, 1~1262·• ldm n:I• 1142·32'78 mm Call S36 2!!03 ...., W•tfod 7100 Oankln., pt"r-so_n _w ... 1e-•p_l_n 1 83 f~HION •••• •••••• • ••••••• ••••• atn. ltdicer A1k for San· IS' UID AttounUn&"Gcneral OCC' d at G1tr1eld Bank. LM rtcr'. ~f•l'J optn-apply ~ual oPJ!OtEl'l'lplo)tt l • pa ,.on I • I, San -:;::-;:-:::;:;;l:=~~~~~~~~I Q te lftt'I, aH atra. Ha~ to l'lhllll to H ll? PrakJ. fled aadolt weu. °"'Y the Oltlr l'llet -~ .. ,.., wtlal'I -"''°"' ..... •t111"'1H11tr ... _.,..., -I l SU, El Toro, Ca. 92630 '318664 • IZ.50 hr. ral11•&.o ~-br. Dental Jbstenl1l wUh:n l yr, o~r;1j tltll ~ 2 day week. ex per nu • ex pe, e P u • Call&l2_1oso GEMllAL OFFICI 64<1-3494 _...._ __ _ What'a YourTrodt? 11. 62 Ptr D11y 'tbat'I little to pay tor an ad In U. Daily PUot Slf!rv1<:9 Director)' t.hot Nin " )'OW' PfO(i toiial tdentlty. For more In · ~tkmi:all~ l Pert011 onlc:e. A l f' ' A/R, Ute typ\n11 & flllna Xlnt btn~r 1t 1 '40 17111 fot •ppt An •quel op- portunlly 4'mplO)'.!!,___ GENERAL OFt"ICF.. 1.'SO ~ mo .. nr OC Alr11ort, xlat 1t1rtln£OO•lt1on. J 114<8PIB AA)lnCy 488E17th, Coata M~H Sulta2a4 fS.U·l4TO Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1$00 •• Costa e .. , CA 112638 I I 111aur1111•~ ,...,,,, .. ,. t 11ll r11ll• 11 t •1 lllll(CI P.ltt'flU•I nPIST·CUU 'Verled dttt1e1 for Nnwporl Cut•r CrA """ 10 Kq -..Ch Call 9"-C!Si ------ Upholaltt)' .. MIUn1 dot. Ind pcnon. K1.1.tl be u p'd In layoul , cuntn1. l~~~~~~~~~~I W1 klv IHIY .. !Hlid V.(' hc!11l hl.'alln1. •t'Wlftl It \lnl rr1n1&11 bent1fllli. upervuona 5'1().1142 Allllqu• Stc:rf'tary. ,.._n ,..._ <k-. Jun WtUuu ~7 tl.'172 S\l.t:Sl,,\l>Y ..,.,,llcl •• II p cf I II &' 11. l' I U :>I \ I' 'AutJ'lf!n" A!Jp .trl'I 111~ tllll7 \bc>Vl' lll\'l.'r8•t' WUl(H CIJ"Cll, 9' lMll. 9)0 ll n 1 t 11 r m a. ., q u 1 p , Vt!tt-nn•nan tel""Pllonlal ~·6163 Ek'llMlll buul bl<'k /vt hl" ..... fumi!llh<-d C1i1r .II phonl' Jo' 1'. Salary comm. l•---------I mal• Mulrr«"d u l, h .. ..,. w Ra\'k'n ltld•·•·btd • per Rlork Oat•&• Sale. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PA.ITT-.. 1.-c1'tl C11ll 1:.!IJ) ~7:l1HW W1t'X1>41r 12 ~-$3 OOhr. all •bub, un1Abll' to l'Oft W/ match'• rhr, noral .$Sal. 10 r1mUI• sell for loci.I 11 ppl to: o E. ~-7~~~ Dr. HutscQpaller ....._ S-. tan~ on tn fo';&r Last nd• deelsn. •quarl'1hle tbl. Ina S.n Catto. t...n. C)I .... , ....., 0 c:. Pr~:\" Club h 0 m • w ,r n c d yd . "tl«llt~ l'f>fflbl M6 234 "\Im, auh.ar, blke. ll1h1 e '3 .-hourt. l have ru l .. 1 'lit 2:iQ. 1 .... .,n1r rN11&1r• I.I foull :o.;.h ... Urnt•,., '"''' 111111' ~ECV/OltDl-:it DESK Slanday,June26 ~7._ --__ C<INIOlt' tbl, ulencb tor bu:, VW bus ••alt, llV31llon oix•n lor Cila;tbl~ WAJTKl!:SSP'.S, So. Lat. S;.anta Ania C:olle1te PERSIAN KlTf~"'s duun&r d l pr tball lamp1, II' ~~. ~c:_rb • ., t~~!~:. ~~.o.Oll' PA'f'IOLl c-.., a c OfnPO"Y HIM ~1 I ttol'>t )(..,·v - 1..AC;t "\ Ht'.\( JI MONEY (&PRIDE) pt-r,.rin lur lurn. llC • NK I& ~M p /llme & 17lh6.Brtlllol ... ~ frl '".,. ~ nu•-n-. ll'!l&on .. ~&•howroom flamcU>tfeeshop eitp 9am4pmudml11ft1onSl H1m1layan Cameo n rui. ra•• rpe Sal 0 .11y nimmenaunlt ~1:'5 please. Charlie s 3SO E11h1b1h tntunni: SlOO /Up. Reias Shots tool~ 6 ~ 5 · 18 19 • No JW\C U & 2$, l~ ycb Cold A.Ul.omoUYe t'.lptf uuly A•pl) an p~·•u n G1u t•raun l.1n1 ul a .. ~W')', 168lo0 ~ .. ,. 497.2457 w l'Xr>N fo;itlJ'!r dl·~ircd . Ctuh Ott'. C114) 549-0351 t."OllectlonJ> from thruout Mt!~ dealt-r.s ..tiaa l'pt, eryat11I t'han· but not m•<'l'U Please W ............. tt & Ho_.__ SoulhernC.ihfom111 n..----10-.. -0-Beaut Woodard Cut tkUcr. on11: ~. besl olr II u·J ....... , I mTTT .... ss .._.,.. "" Al d • over $300. Pictures. 1;4, 118 10ll l.'lru t'r. Ht: ~ll'A AlTENTIOM: T1rne life llbrartu, lac. Illa bo"' full & part Hmt openiMp for arti~. fun lo•lng individuClls who want to wori& for o llvlrwf. ua • ... I ... .;..., \'f numb4!r Ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• ununum m ll u l w g pillows & m11c 470 Vllll* & n<1mt• ~ , .... 11 w be n· per Apply of\ S, 541 G chain, 7' cu.al 1" ovul • • lumt'fi w 19th Sl c M uaee Sall', Muvln1 I Chihuahuas all lypea & polJ~htd plate "lbs top Trurha, N 8 831Ml87 M PHlEBOTOMIST FUil l ame, fA.'1·2.~'\J, wall draw p .il1tnt1> •1tmpl e1>, ii''''' w 1aencr<1I l.ib ''" cedures. uper ab'l(Jlutc> ly neceuary. Top~lury & Benefit prol(rarr R.E. UCEHSHS () c \ t' I op,. r o p e n l' cl w.encral rcOJI c~tllt" orflrt' an ~n Ju.in t'.111u.lrJnu Trt•mendou' •1p1>0rturul) .inti 1011 c 11mm1s.,111n' CJll S:ll :JZ.12 or tihl 11~5 He11taurunt WE OFFER Se<-'> v..111ll'CI l.t·i:11I exp 111..'(:t'\,Jr\' h '°' l"l·k !>Um m 1• r r l' p I J 1• c m t' n l . K:i:l :Jt..a "•'f\ H·•· St,1111111 1\llcn d.1nl "'l"·r'll l>uy & J·;\l .. _ Full & 11 l11nl• Ap ply, Slwll SlJllon. 17th & ln1111 'II Pacifica Hoaptal 18792 Deleware If llB 842 0611, X293i11 ---.. COUNTER PERSONNEL •Guar. Hrty. Salory •Conwt1. Paid Wulcly •Gr.at Bonus '1an •Pd. Tralnln«J '1on l'X1>t•r 'a1 l·'ull u1 111 llm~ CALL TODAY Sn\·11·c• M.1. ,\ltcndant. f1.ILLTl:'vtE ·\flflh /\rm St.illon, 17lh Phone room persoan~I ll \YS & ~HilfTS START TOMORROW &. In 1111, l' M Opportunataes~r Al'l'I.'\ l"lj l'l'"ltS()"1 S1·n·1t·c St ,1taun ~I.in SCHIOULERS, 1-/r-:.~:;~Y J14.SJJ.SQ95 ".1nt1· fl 1 :! 1 I" u 11 & MARKETER•, S\l\IHl>i\\' 11 t1m1• :-.ianwnpl'• Top ~odfft S..~•itor1. TIME-LIFE "Jl:l'" t 111rnm &. \'.ll Err~ c R rav .11tc• I \I \p111\, t! ave P 1•1~· ,. 1 ~·m A L'S JR. CJ rt•\ , l'h1•\ ron, titH s nel nl•t..'Cled t••11 •l P·•Y LIBRARIES INC Uruon tx:nl'f11 {"all f11r c~t 11 ... ' L.1.: Ilda :-.Ou ln"•naew71' 10711 1 1!1">12lkac·hRh1J f':O 1-: '1 t• phont·t.11J, "" ., llw1linl!\on IX-:ic h, l'..i -----~~---1~~ ... -----~-------~~~~;;;;;1 S.-n IC'I' SI 11 1\llrndanl PLAN'l'SMAN ~l<.>d for 1 Salf'sperson 1-'.\I.'' &. Wkmls, Clean care for anlcno plants in n~taurant RE.AL ESTATE uppl·::ir t>" p 'J ooh·. commercial l'ltln~. "' tl'f' nnd Jppl)' ~!IO musthavccx &.~Int J.r.MAC'S CAREER °'Jl•"pc1rLBhd.C~t /_ d I ( GEHYAL STORE ~'<'unty, 1ndq>cnt1.inu·. -:-r.· r v1ni;: reco • ... 11 Sen St.1 llrlp ~nadhcl lm .... l ~ 7 Nnw.·\cccnltn" ll>P income' Unc \ac.111 r" r ... areare ., 11150 •· " c mt'<lhlll'I' !<\all or n t b"l H ~ ~. l\ppllc·ataonb l"or l") or hcen!>t'" Sl'honl fur , , . .. Wl·C n .• o '"' I Ju unJ \pph . :J'Jll 1-: l''l llv. L 1o1.eekda)' ~ All Redcairant ltPnM.•cl ~·c lic·orgc "iB • & L~ Po1ition1 n .. ' '' Reel C .irp t·t PRESSM\N " 'tH'r,rl •t lleall•>n !:>Jn Ju Jn SIC..~ l'\l""fl,.ll m,1,t Ix· shop l''«P Wa 11 l . " u~t h•· IK nr l•\'' C<1p1~tr.ino KJI '1'1~,5 rain Applv ltdV.l'Cll •·~rt·• 1"11 11 or pJrlllnw RC' s p ri • r ~ 11 n \1 n I \ , •. C'.a ll l~lh '"•10 !nil 21173 ~am n0t111 "'~pm 511m I 01 .. 2 .. dam• ... M• SALt:s 1> t1m1•, nn t''"''r rrlnl ,,,r .. "' "'"'•"' '" Silk Sn t·l'n l't•1 •ill\, capu ~ Huntl-•-h Ol'l' Will train 5 91'\I, ·~on ucOC .\1on Pra ~1 thr 531111111 bit• •" mun111-!c•r opr of ln1taftt rrlnte~ J;:quul Op11or Employer on1• m.111 .. hop Cul I Exper'd. only IT • & 1•H•:-. wknds. al>k for Mr AB Dack 360 Ope lor SALES p /Time Sll·vrn Mil 463.'I Growth Potential al ----------. l.Jl(una Hills Mull open Xlnt h<'nc Is RETAIL Ht•tJal' Mon thru Fri. Spray p;untc·r. h<'IJll•r no La1una l11ll11 /l\11s on CLERKS 15 20 hrs weekly S:? 7~1 l'XJX'r n<'1' Mu~l have VaeJo ores ~ 3150 ()('r hr Schedule to Ill' .ir t· ..i r i~ 7 5 lo ::. tu r I runl(ed. M:iJc female. lK ?C.ll Ki l!l PRODUCTION UTOTEM c.aa cu4• MA.NAOEH yrsup ...,.....,.. ·• •STUDENTS• J."ull or p tuni• lo di., tnbuh· 1111 uKll' d•rl't tonl'' 111 ''" n •.u l'•' Net·d JHt'"1o to ~a1 . OH'r 111 ~J :'ill JI l' I hr C 11 I I lll!I 11700 S m a I I 1-. I •· •' t .,., Convenience Markets Mechanical \1fJ: l'n t l'c,.,1l111n' "I"'" 1 t :•ml <\ OC Airport nc>Nh f'll M :i r cl , h c t t , 1 n s a n production rn 111.11!1•1' l 'l1•m1•nt 1 ~ l .. il!una Xlntopporton1t' S1•ntl 11 Ill .H h Otlwr 1ir"·'" "·" t• llUl'IM! & salory h1i.tory t opcrunit.'> ah••> :-.o0 ex per Ad No 916. Dall} l'1lot.1 req'd A1111ly :it an}' of PO Bot( l\till, <.'n\lil our•tiu·t·-1 Meo1a l'il 92ti:!ti 2588l'lit'"1M11 t HI"' RULESTATE SALESrHSOHS ()pporturuty now a' ;iala b 1 e f o r a A I t Cl• ' I \' l' salespen.on!> to imn a progressive office. C••..Y & Compotty 111>1So Coa~t Hwv LAGUNA rn:Al'il 497-2457 Olll8 Mt'llU h I:! iiO:! RETAIL SALES CLERK rib & Of'fwe ""Pl'llC~ I cn·~tanR & d1o11\1·ni: I Wt>rk F\111 or p 1t1mt• tr11an. llt'i11 h St.1 lac ·~. 40211 l .. 1111111-. Or, N RN. •rmom·nt P ·r11m· & Ota II 1w11utann a 11aal All 11hlf (';111 Santil i\n,1 f''IY h111tr1c ll oi.p ~~13 I. EOE SALES P1"l<.1t1011 an ' .11 ht '"'" lll'lo' T.m .at firm M', rl:!:!!l SALES Quality pnrtrall i;ludao "ants door lo door '\:JI<.>~ 11t·r"'" Mu"l ht• \nu r ""11 '""''· .... 111111.: lo earn ~I S!tiO I' "J.. 002·6241 ·--- Sah·s lfral fo.5late SUMMER WOllK FOR STUDENTS I' T $:> lit hr lakl• homt' UK JI Jllh !.ale'' :1 .. h1fl~ ,\gclS-t-111 111 •. 11101i:I Tc·lrphon1• \n~ SN\ O\l'r :!S "·"i>''r'd or wall tru1n l>.1~ :1hill 5-10 l717 l.11 1•0.-.1-0 hut r ,111 'l work l11ll 11m1·" \\r h,1vc open llll'' lor I 11<·r~om, In ----------1 i:rn"mi: l ·Cl'.la Mc~o of ran· ln start part tarnl' 0111 i:oal ,., to twlp you hcrn1t1l' .i lull 11rnc tl'"I es la l t• pr 11 Ir.," on .ti What'« your'" ~·or an formation 1·011 Tam Mt•ai.:hcr al r,.ir-,.;s.114 WAITRESS for Balboa rorfee shop, ammediale 11pcn111i:: minimum ex per rcqwrl'<l 3 yNi, minimum a~'-' 18 531-8008 afl tlP M Wanted l"""edlat.ty '.\toq:an Dnvc1\1oq1y Inc The world's luri;:e:.l lt am.porter nf mobile horn~., & Rccrcullon Vch1l'll!'S needs more good people who own or can 11un:hetsc a :.ullablc lractor Lo transport moball• h11mcs Expcr helpful hul not net' :\l••ri.:an wall train )OU lrt't' l'o i:ct the f.icll> Jl1out the ~lorgun i.lorv, plan l11 atlt•nd 1 ol ou1 follo" an..: m'-'~lm~" Joli) H11gcr ~lolor 1 loll'l ti:!ll W 1-\.ilella, Anilheam June:!JallP\l June 23ut1 f':\l or t•all collel'l 171 l)1>85-1~1 l Come 1n & have cofft>e "' WI & ll-nrn hov. \OU 1·an become part of the \tnnian Tl' am' Wantt'il t"rl wa1tres~"' (';ill \la1o1o1<1n \"1cJO <.:ounlry Club8JI 0006 We need 35 peoplt' who urc al lt'atlt 10 lh~ over· wei11hl Call Ms. Slone nl 751 11175 We t•an tell you how tn lose paunds & t>ilrn money a l lhe same tame w 0 n I. r H 1-; s s t: R • Ku11ters Cleanl.'rs, 186 E llilh . Co!>tu Mesa ~4ZIJ WRHS~1AN trk dn\l'r r11rk hfl 1-;,p d over .!l. Commerce Chemical Co 957 1041 Merchandise ......................• Some furn. l,1wnmow ... r, SIU'l>, m••ke oHer AKC:, • tool~. booki., lampa. mu."'leetr1doC~41 642·2603 Gur11~er & AnUquc Sale c:amp'g eqUlp, fl~h &car, ~--Anuque fum, old doll", hair dryer. l~i,:aac ael. Staff Uoll Terner pups. FrenchPro11 ,l\gSiDdrm d'-'corallve 1le m 1. m11>1· Sul & Sun 115. JI I:! Sho" doJ:i. AKC rea. set. $1500 llummond rlothn. loy6, book•. Roo:.e~l'lt,C' M S2S() 49'.?·47l4anyllme OrgJn. Sl50U Coul·h. 'kalt·~. l'pll.,1.337 Su:.ae>. Li\RHAl>OR RTRVRS. $350. Con!>olc Slen•o N.8.~t9S 6311018 AppllancH 8010 Al-.C 1 wki. Shoh T:ipe. $.'JOO Color TV, Guraac Sale 10 5 child:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 49-i 7922 S300. Rl'fng $75. P ie:· l'IOlh~ toys. book~. torn W h cl --lure11. cryl>lul. bwaas & Sch" inn t'alr Lady 453:1 n:. (·r~ ryns Cll•nn 6 Wl\!:> kull Ma:.laft & chandeht>r!I 645·100_7__ Gorham. CdM halt• mo<~rl!I SlOO. 1 yr Rhodei.iun R1d&cbuck . ----~f~~;(}}~1lldelhov~b·ruyy pupti. IllR fomlly prol.ec· KLntresg S&1. Bor x ~pnngh, mwt !"our Family Garage 6J6_ 2840 '" ":. tor ~ &Mi 6350 5 ramc, !I eel & Sale, Sat. only 7AM spread. $130. 675 8451. 11146 McGee River Cr fo'RG llT l>AMAGEIJ UlASA~PSOmale:9mo. 962-6188 -----Ftn Vly. (Warner & llCYfl'OINT SAl,F 3J08 bhl•ls, .:ood w/chaldr~n. MOVING EAST Cuslom Euclid> _ W W.irnc•r nr llarhor, ::-1\C, $?00 832·3620 t;xl mHrblc• try Or lamp, 3 YARD SAt.E --.Su-..... -r-lo-w S•mtu 1\ nu 97" ""'21 240 ..,.,,.... I d • "" ., "" ___ uuu..C8'>es, wu nut t'!>k. prlcl'' Junr :!~ thru HURRY!! •MOVIMG SALh fU.~'RIG t-:R 1\TOFlS W1\SllEHS lHtY~;R!:> '''"' l "l'CI flcpo' IJl "NLAPS WI i7HO 11115 :\pt Bl, Co:.la Mt''il CA.511 PAil> For Wshr On r:./Refrag v.orkini: not 9f->7 8133 Refra i: 1tr1rs, wshrs/ dr; r-.. nc11o & rt•(·ond. rr pa1ro '''rvic·C' a\ aal Wt: tak•' tr.1rlr 1n-. <'HOWN Rr-.l"RIG ERA llON & APPLIANC~'i 831 OJ40 Washer. dr:v<.>r, di.,hwaaht>r $75 ea. 646-SIWS Vt•ry lrg 2·dr llolpuant refnit. xlnt cond, SI 2!i M:iyli.11-! wiihr. work& but nd'hel£._~ 37111 Kenmor1..· Wa1>hcr Sti5, Muyl .i1t or G 1-: Ga11 dryer Sl2S f'U Kenmore Washer SlOO Guar 546-8672 Ueautaful lab s\'llt>r. \gc exccutave dcsk chr June™h.K JO-JPM 2686 11, yrl> LOH'' children rnck1·r rt·t·hner. metal Redland:. lh CM.' lorl ~lll.'>7alltipm pedc!>lnl tbl & chr ~rt. Mc:s.&Dr> patio I urn. 81~ Canyon Al\C: ln~h Scllt•r. 1 yr. All f7l41'AO 4111 3 Fomlty GcrOCJ« l>hot:., lraaned $l25. Sunl.im", bt•d frame~. ~ 45U Double matlre:.s & boi. ,. ~ tipnne on rasters $25. <'> rlo ~IJ,ioai.wr clothe:., Keei;hond ~1ille. 5 m~. Champ hne v. /p<1per!:> hou!>l'broken. $:.!00. Ph 6Jl l532 much more ~AT ONLY -----· ---10-4 2040 Federal Ave Bedroom furn. Lane, J CM drt!b!ers. 2 armoare:., ~ . -- ----rughl blanch. 1 kini,: SL S.\T "Sl N 10 am. 20201 fo'orSalctol.A>\1n~Fam1· hdbrd, l mirror, like Orrh1d. Santa Ana ly Ad.,ruble Salkac Tcr· new, oral( t·r>i.t $3JOO llghh. Hospital bed, n1•r $1~ i!l:!· I l!JI, Must 54.-11 $18i5 s.~9.6573 couch. rocker + olbcr stuff · • 64& 2213 ~orl!l'Ous Cullie Mak. Kl'nlh· Alkl'l1ona1tc, nds 1.:c }-d ~ ~7 uo.i I-lox ~pnni: & mutlrcs~. • ' ---SSO. Solid Mapll· bed, loud1 LeuthH rhalr , 644 5'\ti-1 <' U I pi' I I\ V 0 n b O a l , l .evt"lor ... baryrlt•,, f»ltnt· 2 Molch1n11 ll' Soh~ anw. & much moru. Sal ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Brown & Whale Stni>t•d llh>, lij;!,4 Sanuuiio !Jr P urebred P1H1dlc & Gd cond $150 cn/ofr. N 8 . Al Irvine Ave & Sh'-'ltac to f(ood home. Mesa Verde 556·6728 Zlnd Sl Frff to You 8045 751 ·5673 or 642·32.17 .,,,..-----GarQ99 Sale 8055 Garage Sale. 160 Ruby. fo'ree German Shepherd ••••••••••••••••••••••• La1una 8(!ach. Satur· puJ>i>lngoodhomt:. ftUIUCAUCTIOM day 1.ots or S turri ~ 2478 ___ MANY FINE ITEMS 0 1'' t_97_·3958 _____ _ KlTI~NS. 6 "'-k!> old .All ESTATJo; JF.W F.LRY. Lob of ~oodles. antaquc .... color i.. Weaned & ART OBJECTS. AN round ook tbl 1127 housebroken 673·6005 TIQUES. 1-·1N,E 1-'URN • Somerset Ln. Npl. Beh. ETC. PHONE FOR IN 10.3Sal. only Cockopoo/Terrler fem FO. & BROCHURE puf>!-645-22(10 7111 Goldenrod. CdM. Sear' Kcnmc>n· wetshcr. 546-0729 Slor.i.:c chc5l, lamp,, work,. dn t•r nf'"dl> Antiques mostly Oilk p1clun• (r,amc~. J;i""n _!:.Ofk, $7f. flJlr l97 l6JO LtJ,alJh: P11kapoo, fret• In PP Sat onlv to I 231:! mov.i•r, lwan bl'd, :?n" Y,oo ~· Chandlc~ S.\ :0...eJr tnkt'. d• TAPPAN Dl'luxc ll<ll> %~J.115 Sl•i.tt>r-.lr1Jm IL11tt. - rnnJ:l". v. ~t.ianless oven, i51 1111 '70 Toyota 4!.f11l tr.ms. s .!._<'~ rkan $75. S-40-55119 Frt'c beaul hi.irk lan -----tan·'I rl ms, l\ 1 hcacl. paws, Shcphurcl l.JIJ 10 G.\llAC:l-.:-.\1.I:; Cdavone, dn11l! aha!l .L.11' XI\!<: Antiques 8005 Wt· .. 1in.:hou:.e fro:il tree wkll old lo .:ood hnrnl ~.,,tall•, m11' irtJ.! 1 Set June l1•at hl'r bUl keot 6eal:.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt'l11i: "" tup fr tr, .kin! 968 So!All ~ onh· •1;1m ~pm t.129 K-12 i :Wil W d cood $Jt;:, !IW 2'J66 ~~ex Ln '.l:pl Heh Oft erland G!lf1d homt· n1·1·cl;·cl v. out --,\qu11n11m!> furn, hsehlrl Movlni:. mu!lt ~ell l\l'n 11th1·rpct11forlo\ln1u.:rav Multi fam1lv. IOll'" of ati•m\ F:vcrythanj! 1?04.''' more Wa!>ht•r /drver S15 tali by t'Jl Nrutl:r~d· 1tcml> t·ht·aµ' 10:,;i & HUI .Llto Jo: l!lth St CM. both. 5111 ·11180 or 661 13Hf'> h•111Jl4' 75;! 2100 Dartmnor II 11 ,.,,. lie h ~al Sun 11Jt6 ---&Garf1clcl ~'ra /~;it1Sun " On1• Mallo c;r<'Jl !1,1nc & :l --------I PJrt.,"Varll Sal<>. Sat. WlllTE COLOSPOT 2 Door Rl':FRIGEHATOR. $50. Ph 67~ ~511 G F.. Rf<:f'IU<: Swing out i.ht•l\·t·~ bot tom roll oul (rtr Pank ~o. IWS Oli02 Poodlr ml"<t's tu rii;hl SAM. Sat only, antique~. only. Vacuum cleaner, hm1• !Jt:.tl llllCI quality furn. S p 1n..t 1•nl;1r~rr. l'A !lystem, KITTENS piano. mli.c, 19711:! make up mirror, pie· Ph9cn1x, Huntanl(l on turr!I & morf' 258.'l Santa Jfrh Nr Yorktown & 'Ann Ave ('M. Newlanrl Avcx·ndo grn F/F rcfr1~ I.amp~. ch.11r masc atc·m' :-..11 II I 560 HJmlllon. ('\f Walcrbt-d and heater, bko new Sl25 or best offer. S40-9126. J ... .. . . ,_I ,. ~ ..... n r.r IVIT <lr~·lt'h country L_. t'anl '"' r• h 1>111hwa•hr nt"ar n .. w 1•nll•m1111 w 1h11rd•hull pt lmt' fr Wr "l111'1la w1Jf'll 11ut IJll'ntn, Garf•n. 6 ~ .. Hl1tr, hllf\ t·a11• C)ClCI. Xlnl cond, Standard Grand f>tunu Mllnhall fl Wendell Blk, ntwly turwd. ltke now. I ,,. u · z.- .,,... •• .. ... ,. Ill -~ ........ ..,._.. DOm .......... °"" ..... II y.., An•~-. A•••'r Hamsan•1 Sea Ray JI 0 I Pectflc CCMlf Hwy ........ ..... •1 1.il 47 9040 rrturn prr111uor11th rrN" hu 1citnph.-l• 11Clt a;okt , \Int rnnd ST~. 2 lh •l•rtrlcul t•omponvntl. IN .dlllM1or l•C l:aS Wl I:! rm i·h11 ir11 , nd up n•1'C"ntly chC"cked. Wk <\lnJ', m" 1na a11l1n ldfnrd t1Vv dulr i ktll hril lc!ry, ~ •»: Uantsh 114 ~313 '2211 llomti 640-2785 ..... & ......... ..... ,... 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F ,ro' work. ~ood for :Jtudenl /\Jurn1n11ft Crw11n1 2 ~twuter ~·~I L>ay, merh 1d Old1t! but °'11)' t;kJ ~JK;r • w IU11d1 6 lk·1ktr bcnrh W1dt•·1H111c1111otr dube Quilter duck $100 W\11 bAck &. tnrn >'JUI '1'JldcrliT~281l TnorJ and trve lnclu.dln& MS-U37 luner&l2·7494 reii paddll!ll, 2 10" ra4:1n1 Moolhru f'ri 8lo5 good1e 1-'trl>l SUOO paddle. $250. Aft 5, ~ 1 or try lwn r•rd tt'!W1 boat v.tth trlr '1(JO WI 12!5 • .ai4·mOPM FOR Sole Trombone. Jlununond Oraan mdl 87$-tl'lD GLASPAR lJ' Run1bout Hlllll, xlnt $1798 ______ , Makeoffl'r 24' Sura.v '73 1-'l) 1ng t.dtohal'li• r• I·' C) ~··o l'llWt.'i >II uwtn rxun ... O Wrouetht iron thl, u l'hr~. Old lJ AmbJ::.i.ador mdl $! •1 1=> Y1 t'nl'h roll lop w11h &t!f'\tni tbl fr0toted &lull' Gold f1111:.h w /CIH' 645-5006 1-'ix·up U ' bt>at . motor, Callfi736640 bnd11c. Men· cru1:.l·r, lrlller M1kt• offer 35• Chns Criifl. Tn t•ab \ an."Wn trlr. nc"' 3 111· • ;:.~·Sl ""' ''" diair 132$ t.75 fU6:? I.opt>. in~tdt• out.1dt', btrl 499 11111 ',,.,a1111 so.... DIMOUTIOH rond S2~ 675 622! _ usro 5 J>t' Ludw1~ i.t·t ltlor morl" '1 "''"'' SALE 1.cd ~ppehn T1t•kel!I. f.!U Zl"1! <:ymbal~ Gd rond S..ln. fa:1. lnduJeJ Uuur ~ W1111lov. "· 1-·1,. l'J or makl' olr 1147·!t!lll ~ 1>4!i.t olr tiJI 15-t!I :-iOC.\IU>'• l 1-'n &SJtbefKAM. C>n1w )OIH ov.n ur t•nd u r '' i. t' a r Pe 11 n IC · Offlu Fumit~ & namr, addres~. phunt· 4r furnlluri· appltanc:l'S. L' T E-..a----' 8085 'II l rt• t', J> I Jn t !> ,.or Salt• "o .lat k .,..,..._,,. "'e miiltc 001• l'ard ~·r fo:Vt:HYTlllll,G' U h;rnl LaLJont> h"'allh :.pa ••••••U••••••••••••••• tag Add 25' 1•ac:h mem~·r~htpt. $JOO t'3 fur •Print' • !:it'nd thet·k or mon"y "' i"rtdJ) noun Sal SP\1 t h II ~ dcrto ' OJlll.Y' 13S Topal ,~ }r memJCr~ 1P Ca Wantt•tl 'lh1·rmu PILOT PRIHTI...,,,.. Hal boa 1::.1 &IS 1340 aft SPM .: r J v 1· r 1 1· m bu~ :.1n11 "w l ' • \I • d rn.i1·h1111• I Will p11y cui.h P 0 Box l!'>llO 1\nllque Brum,,. 11·k Pool onm·au l 'r · 1' Mt J?t'l Cull 1170 •15fi..I ( ~\Jllerton > Coi.tJ \11•11u,('a !Y.!626 Table. over too yr~ old $10 i'~d1 ~011 Vari.It\ SJ l!l!I 547 .0933 or 97!1 731IB Jal'kl't SJS. Coor~ nn Tap '>t.el'lt·aM' modular i.eal PUBLIC AUCTION Bu.r Ltlt• S15 ~2 I l 77. "'II· pi:ri.1 m mon goldl·n si6-450lartS walnut L st·ct111nal MANY IT1':MS 01" f'INE &II" game tbl + ~ nl(h ESTATE Jt-:WEl.H.Y, t•ha1r1>. Slam Gym. Port "I htr El ~ofmkr' CAHPET Nc<1r nel.\ t•nd c·rnr tbb 1nl'l 'd Xlnt cond $57~ 54ti 5655 Sporting Goods 8094 ...•...••.•............ Pen Senator 90 reel Shakespeare rod. 80 lb tes't O\-ersLd handle $100 962·7278 SURFBOARD 7 9· Small Fat·e::. $S() 497 JD~ 76 Ru!>::.cll Surfboard 7 • 1 '. xlnt t•ond $75 Call 640·8183 Store, Restaurant, lor 8095 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ART OBJ f:CTS. AN ' L _, TIC'L t:s. FINt: f'UR"'J 548 3341! i;:rren i.hJg l!O yrd~ < w pad S28S ~7 MO:I uft 1-:n; PllONt: 1-'0H IN Ant1qur•., <! rht·i.~, f15 eu. 6pm 1-'0 & llltOCllUHi': 11111r Btrd".'H Maple . 645 2200 c·hatrs. S!O SmJll rt'lni.: CHAIN SAW llomt•l1tt• l".tt 8087 Check-Out Counter, NCR cash regIBter. 28 l'U rt •••••• ••• • •• •• • • •• ••• •• tom mere freezer & m •~t !>bl Y t•llu" ht•ud I' a rrol. item!> 546-4382 • ..~i0 67s lln · 150 <1uto w m•w hlJdt· llHIC, \rt 1·nllt•t·t 1nn fur "' mm use SJ2S iwi; .t 120 ,.,ft• :\Ian) 10.urks by well St•ars 30 · wht i:a~ ran!(l' knn" n. ar11:.1~ Oi1l1 Ill uH·n Imm a•· s.so. Misc.II~• '!•ro ( .1hfr~. llr.111111>, Sears I.! 1 l'uft lro!>tles' W.t.d 808 I :-.t·1man \,1i.J ri·I\ 10.ht rl'lni: top frLr. tm· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1•H t>:!'J7 m J ,. :s S II C I r T V • PrintlncJ * \nl( &. tum1• "' 1·a1:•· lhl ofr 5-IK 3272 Aft 5pm TY, Rocfio, HiFi, Stereo 8098 P arrot. McJ1..IL·Jn ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rl'tlhl'ad tamed. lnl'I 11 .;3 n,,w JOO() ReC't'I\ er and lri.: t·hroml'd Por1l 1r 2 Sunv.ood J6 • J way l'lll:t' $350 .,peakers ll.lnt tond iH 551 1024 $15CI be:.t ~Her ti75 9452 ____ M6 1623 Twm Chf}l>ler V-8 A P , c~\.l'r. Allktn~ $U,S0o looh,Molntenance/ OF s.S &lofro\er trl4>SW9311t:llaJohn~ S.,.vlu f'020 Slb.SOO lakes or trJde~ SKIPJACK z. open, 225 ••• • ••••• • • •• • • • • •• • •• • 00 JOSI OMC:. tr111ll'r + c<1UJ Jl Boat Dock. Rt•pa1r . .'' Jtnl SEA R "'r 24 • sundancer. mcnl $7950 b'73 <M29 Jnd or Carpt.•l Ul\R in warr<1nty MHc . • • . Rt•novat1ni: St'f\ll'i.', &N 20 td , 34 S1'.t\ RAY. 71 Wkndr ~ 37411 l rw:.er o u n\e Load~ mw.t !'.tt lo .ip R1t1·h1e l'ompJss nJv1siu111r Sii N ·10 $lSOofr &lti Z!H;H Boats.Merine Equlpmet1t 90 30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ot.-rt•J rudar, 2 depth fin prtt Pvt ply !iJl 270t> 11<-rs, fla::.hers & re "order. VHF. CB radio~. n · Chns Crall. lwtn 211:1 haler & fog, ~lps 4, out· Chl'V v St'l I 11 rad•· rtl(ICer~. tn m lab:., lull !ill 0343. 646 1470 tun\ as & lop Pole holder:., 100 ~al fuel lank Zl' Dor!let Cub1n CrH & lull Dual batteries. F'G . head. iz111lcy, ~Ip:, I. xlru prop. Lrl r & $!500ortradc9f'>261!>4; Bo l l k ·•7 II 11111era1lii. Stored s pace --a gas un , .. i:a on avl Muc·h more equip S~tlboats 11xper IJ~t . Tempo ti75 2t~H 714 833 2S75 tJft 6PM. Sabol, $375 llJrdly ~.,t·d Dys. 714·S46 ·-1300 1:-ai.tr.?No 14311 , Si75 ISllP Men· O U rntr Elt•t· 'tart & •·onlrol~. ~ &12 9731 loots. Power 9040 .•..................•.. Mar:.ellus 673·lll7.. · ti7 Owens ~b;; <·rw:-<!r I ~ 7 7 T h u ~. ~ l~.r h 1 r '! i'"narl) good shape'. mb l-ormul,i .. 3 .. :is 111 "ork on l'nR & :.omc uul 0\1C. Mnndra \ c Lull. ''de 557 2337 II k for Uf) tntl'nor l utty t•,it11n \1 k 5 \lnl l'ond Ta kt• o\ l'f 1 e pmt~ of $162 Pl'r mo iti8 l~or768 1257 9060 ' fljt'Jnll Sloop. Nffda 10 t. $l.'iOtJ 6'-1 OK98 rona4o 15' + trlr Uke Im. n-..ny "<tras SllOO. ~ ltd aft 5 30PM ntana 39, 1975. H & <: prt"l.,urc 14 alrr w shwr l't•rku~ t.iO II P d 1e/\el. pt"{ll''lal steenni:. rurllri~ ''''Jrn I"' m:.tJ) I burner bu I 11 nt• 'l ' "' ti' l' 0, Rl'frtR, Avon, Sl'aguJI, .\IJr, Siil'\ H in :t cal>m:>. mol'l'' $65 900 \!>k lor Ste1~ Ululk dJ)t 67:1 ~or"' cs 67S·t748' ..;.•-ll. n lhf:C .tnt't'r 2 mos uld1 Tr11n.~·rn•d mu::.t eel!. V 11 i' H L> 1'' S Ii f e 11 71, t" 0 /B Jl~l't pk"+ xlrult. $13,000, a~ ~. ti75 112\J 'ACH{'ICF. u· 12 tlec<k pram fully eqpd CUl> rii:i: ni: l-1 ' ma~•. i-;xT Af,, i:rcul bcgtn m·r .. 11.e ofr 9fiO 52~ :lt•n Lil I 'loop Like Ol"\\ ~i75 ot lx:st 1..U 321:; lt<in1ul'l l'luh ol ln1111· tf>Ji·kard &•Ill r"'moll' Wanted Thermo ('uuplt-mt•mbt•i sh qi l'abl1· t·ntrl. 19 "'orktng g r;n er It' m bo'!> 1 n I: I mt>'> oltl m.1h· B.ilanese --------- ,\ n~tou s t;73 .tU7!J. S20 W.dnut l'heosl of marhmel Wtllpa)cai.h kitten w P•Pl'ri. Ji:.O New ESS AMT lA speakers. List $427 ea. l pr only $259 t'a Atlantic ~w.1c 445 E 17th St CM ·-:1 Welkr,1rt 250 Nova c1a.:.!11t· 2S rt ·L•kl' N F:w • Mui.I ~t·ll makt• offer Pn pt)' C.ill . .,44 ~or :>Mi 1200 A.-,k for J err) 28 Rc)l)trup 19-15 S"' l.'dt~h Clai.l>lt' No other hke 11 1n Newport l-'1:.h. dl\t' or bar hop nl(lO fi75 9137 ·73 Skip Jack. :.I(). open, bail tank. \'HF. :ium toi:. '{fnl 1·ond 631 ·1829, ITT3 8310 l'Jnftt· ( aumar.111s nt·IO. & U:.l'tJ, "JH" buy fat'IOI'\ 13' Bo.,ton Whakr 10 hp dtrt't't Wi:.tporl l'il<."lht· Evmrudl', cover. lop. Uoat,., N t 1;45 152-1 'harp $11100 673 S7lfi i5 l111b1e 14 lrtr & s.111. 26' Double 1-:ndt•r, all blui· & "11ll'. hkP Ill'\\ fiberglass. du:sel en>(, $1200 ";lti.!i~·l-1'19 ... 1;13 ;11!11 d r v. n & mirrored Call 870 4564 1 Fu lltrton > .:ray w ht rem11le kitten ',1111ly Inn J 1920 l dean -557 129ti ~:x<1w.,ttl' "'t•ddrng i.:011111 SIO ea :! Srhwinn ~1rl ·s Wanted !!Ohd wood t·orr11e ~ l'11110.n. trJtn, Slit' Ii sllnl!riJys gd rond $20 & end labll',,, <:h1na 1\01 & pond J.(old f1~h All 8 ~11•iirh lung ,ll'l'\"' ca, $3.5 pr CASll ONLY rub1ncl. pal10 turn for $SO or will .. etl --------- >1930.1711 t:il:itithSl NH 5-163686 <teparaw 751·4107 Pmneer SXIOIO Rt>criver ~"!.~~·.~···--=•••••••!~~~ ~~~·.~:.-:•••••••!!.~~ ~.~~·.~:.-:•••••••!!.~~ ~.~~·.~:.-:•••••••!!.~~ L1kt• nl!w ~~:! aaBH SH§fiJ/l} ma HDHIJ f<•ak llnt::.h<'ll sl(•rt•o 1·on .. ot1'. work,., pcrfM•tly Bc:.l olfrr da). ·1!.17 2-115 . Eve. 646·7.500 Se1tcrun :!3 SS SJ1 '\1ust "'II Trlr, two ISOO Men· 0 U llt•ad. r,1dto. d<'plh ltndt•r, xtra' <1)" 1~12 11:!1. c'\l'" & wknds rA., ff.'>511 M ll S T S ~; I. L ' 1 6 . F1bt·r~l,1s~ :!Shp 0 1B . ~or lwsl ollr1 751 1!2'J2 or 543 ~liO!'l SHOP & COMPARE IF YOU MUST, BUT WE FEEL THESE ARE THE LOWEST PRICED FIATS IN SOUTHERN CALIF. 25'' RCA Color TV. table model w 1outdoor an Len na. Sl5S li42·28'1S uft Bay Boal llf I. B i50 hr~ SPM/Wknds Cov<•rs, xtras (;ood tond SHOO &12 SS8:1 ATDICK MILLER MOTORS the VOLUME 'IA1DEALER Conc;olc TV 2.'i". iclnl tond $200 or ., HCA 19" table model. color TV . $190 /b:.l Xlnl cond 548·8207 27 'l'roJan Cruiser Twm "II''. rad ,sounder Pamled. luned. rt'ady $7500 A 'r 646 9000 28"0WENS Twin 283 Chev)S 1uc;t O\rrhauled Electric tnm tabs New varnt!>h Sho10.l.'r. Propane Stove & °'en Ekt 1t t11nk depth f1nd1•r, llC'W t•ontrol,., WILL CONSIDER TRADE POH SKI UOAT OR ., ror my CQUll} Iii 11 6'!8 93411 t•ve ... or wkench 30' Sea Rays Demo By Appt. Hcrrison's Sea Ray 3 I 0 I Pacific Cst Hwy Mwpt Id! 63 I -2547 $7500. 642 71~ .... 211 • .. , rn c: o N o i · ·r loats, Sail 9060 ISl.ANI. \II m·w PqUIJ1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mcnt VU F' Gent,:l.. ~ORGAN OUT lSl.A \ U 1\lom11 ·I S11ml11i.;, l>111k 33 ', d 1 e 'ti' I, ., ho" 1• r w moor'"'''!"' 1, Cruhl· m1nowa\C VllF l't·1 1:1 IX I•.\ ,. , or li75 112HO or !;75 iK*I 14n·k.n<f... Iii' llobtl' CJl 14 . It It tllil lrup .•tras, xlnl l'ond 9'J7 2337 t'\l.'S l.\kncl ... A(~ 1\ HI l S :! I SS:!OO lnc·l1llc' 1111' :\1Prcu~ mol.f' trlr n .. w bol.l4'm pain l'rt f'rty 191 IAiJJ Cal 20 xlnl <:ond , lulh 1•qu1pp1•d ~:"1n Cl Ii 'iulx;. ,1 w1nn .. r' Sail & Musl 'ell CJll H11 h rudrr lost tw ... t otf~r 549 29flH or &12 -140.1 O\'f SISO li40 71115 LAS ER. full ract! $.'iSO 5.581313 Day11, Mon thru Fri 9to5 LIDO H Trailer i-:xlras g. l!l5 n.12-~7<*; B~~~D 1976 FIAT 124 SPIDER 1976 LANCIA SCORPION 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Auto1. Mew 9100 Auto1, He w 9100 .Wo1, New 9800 AM-FM slereo, convert1bl•, 5 speed Irons., radial tire1. One of the few convertibles leftl (Ser 011283~) Factory s57741s U.t Pr\ct ... Dleta Miller s77915 Dlao-t. ..... SALE PRICED ••• BRAND NEW s5995 loaded with removable 1unroof, disc brakes, mog style wheeli, etc. (Ser.0066017) r:.~M.. ... •593910 s5195 :'.!!:~ ..... s7 44'° SALE PRICED ••• 2T ~~J I•'• ,. a..... ,,.,. ona .-00 JUN AVAl&.Aa 197& FIAT 1312 DR. 1971F11T1312 DR. 5 •i-d a. only Automohc Iron•. A l..S mlle• 29 9 "'''"'· (Sef.0150861) (S.r.0150776) s3499 s3499 1976FIAT1312 DR. 1m FIAT 1314 DR. 5 tpeed trOll6 , -.s 1,eecl, "'' t'Oftd. ~ond .~ 7.,.J .. .. .....,32.91111~ (Ser.01)6910) (SU. OUOll AJ s3999 '3999 ..,,.,. U. UHID 19&1 FIAT ISO CPL 1974RAT1212 Dt o.ivu tpeft ~ 4 ..,._, "°"' • U.H, • ..,..cl, ..... """' cord. ...... " •• ' .. "*-' (Ufllf31 (U6MCX) s1295 s1795 1972 FUT 124 SPIDER 1975FIAT124 SPIDER EXECUTIVE CAR Air cond111on1ng, AM.FM 1lereo, mog whffll, rod1ol tires, lonted glou, etc, ~le. (S.r.01006.52) Sold New For .......... '1 1 ,646.20 Less ................... $4311.20 SALE PRICED $729 5 4 Door Custom. Only 3 1 . 1 miles (S.r .2066351) SALE "ICED $2699 1971FIAT1114 Dl 1171FIAT1114-DR. ' opMd a. oroly A11tomorlc "-·• 37 7 mileo only 32.6 mile•. (SER. 0151317) (SU 01"9812) s3599 s3759 1971FIAT1312 DR • 1m FIAT 1314-Dl., Avi-ti< trono, All!O. "9/lt., ,oct, olr t'Olld,, .n J m•'-• olf, A2.6 ll'llle• (S..OISI 211) (SU.0149163) • s4099 s4199 • OUllO• «Hllln i 1174 FIAT SL CPL I 21 s_.,,, ~ .. .,.ed. roc:t.ol tlfeJ, •K ~ ... AM rodro (Ser.73.519) '1995 1mF1AT 11/1 ltM/PM..._ 7:.'°'' ma.. ( R.OOWU) ~5395 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..•..•................. •.•.•..............•.•. ~····················· # IS OUT TO BE '1291 t'bt1:a Craft d~n•c tda lwm ~&ana. '°"" bno, r:c «"lkot t·ood. Ue.t oUe O\ tt S430Q. Amaou:. l sell befo.rt.-July ht M2 tsi.\l 74 G~l'. tall \\hi, illr, AM. Jo'!>t , re mu\ u l>lt.-top, Jtent 23' l-'1rrball SC' low m1le!I, 631·11129. lt' '1albott.om Xlnt cond ll2T en"-Cully rqpd Mu~ loads or wlndowi. & 1113-8310 count.er apace 645·22lU ~--•Jeep sdl,61:!:.:J!IS~ Atterftpm ,.......,~.,,._.._....,.._,.__,.,,.._I TRAVELQUHH 22', Loaded w1lh xlras. Only 15.000 m1 Xlnl cond l!YlO Mdl $6500 912 548·172.'i -,.._.....wtl" ............. .,. ....... ..._. ...................... l!nl XLT Ford "'• lon Air. TraHen, Trani 9170 'J)Wr. stereo & 3 J?~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tanks Cubover cmpr 'SSShastu 17' Elect. & ga~ R.:rna <'In s.sso bestoffrr a;cl l sep S2700. 646 5$0J s:u 8009 8' Siesta Tclescoplna cabover, gas/110 rcrng. st.ove. potty, ~IP-" 4, ad cond $1100 IH2 ;.>o7i; 14 · C':1rcllnal Nl'at & d('an. 1>lll8 5. $795 ~Vl b370 C01NR11ndo• I~> V-8. 3 sp. orr roud lJres, spoke wheel:., 4 wheel dr, hardtop •$2795.• C~and Mtr1 Inc 2001 E ht. SA 558-8000 C h e r o k e e J l' c p ' 7 5 • r11dial11. cruil.e rontrol, AM F~t 494·5307 or 5111 :;.107 67 Ford Brunto "8.000 m1. xii a1>, IS.'l:J :J.111 llJrdlop ll•nl lrlr f L. 9560 10· llw.qvarna Cabon·• p . • l • I t rue,.. C ropant ~ O\C, ~ p~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• mpr shell, need:. 1>omt S350 673 2106 \\Mk on top. JJ7 .50 S48 H618 Trallen, Utility 9 I 80 •••......•............. 71 VW Pop Top W<'~lfJha llllhty or Pony lrlr, Ile b ll t n J: A \1 1-· \I steel body rJd10, Xtru. $2350 5'19 ~ 493-3289 - ..... ~ Auto Service, Parts ~uctllltes 9140 &AcceuoriH 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'wo Vespa Ciao mofM'dS ! New 600 x 12 Snow tires. 1977 FORD Fl 50 112 TOH PICKUP 6 t') I , 3 ~peed, pwr !>kenng & brakei., rutho. heater. air cond & only J:llO rru Jes. (I Fl 9722 >. ONLY $4999 MARQUIS VOL VO MISSION VIEJO 131-2180 495-1210 one year old. good 1:ond1 wii.tuda ' hc>nJ75 l'ach Cull • ·6752698 '66 Chev ·~ t.On Pickup. 548·4 -----$1200 /b!!l ofr Cal I "l\llll'r" l'ut·h Mn pt•d G;78-15 Firestone Delux 7S.H467evenlngs. Yellow, f a!)lt·:.,l ·ros> ~ha~plon Tires. mount --- quality Perfect for sum l cl 1 n F Ord r I m s· 1976 CHEVY • ~ 675 7505 w r hrome w hi rov<'r-. t/1 TOH PICKUP mer l.lk<' new. $25 ea 673 2440 Automatic, nuJ10, ht•alcr ~yclH/ p rt 1 l r 2 & power tllc.:nn.:. Only i Scootffl 9150 a ll,or compee, rom 15.000m1·1es IG'rY837> t·urs '58 Mctropollt11n. ~··•••••••••••••••••••• '111 lntl'm'l ·~ ton PU ONLY $4595 73 Kawasaki 750, 1 <'YI 1;.is 2259 5411·6'156 MAR"'UIS VOL VO Sharp' S800 1:;, c~ & ' "" v.knd!> C714J836 9569 ·m VW Bus, En~mc $300 MISSION Vlt.:JO • • --'68 VW Bus. wrecked, all 831·28t0 495·1210 71 Hooda SL125. xlnl orparts:M5-0M3 ------ <'o n d • • 7 7 S u z u k 1 '54 Chevy lf:iton RM250li. nu 84611874 aft 2 CraJ!cr rims & 2 t:S $700 545-1077 lipm nm.~.rorFord 15' ----- -9112-2562 iS Dodge 0200. ·••ton, PS. "73 Suwk1 111..'i. e'ct•llent -------PB. AC. s 13,000 mi. Perl rnnd. only 3000 m1 Call "iO Toyota 45pd trans. 5 ror RV use. S4895 or bsl &Wlll88.4948~ __ t1rcs1rims, cyl head, 9611-1298 97l-Om5 ~ dnve shaCt Jaa XKE ---· - Jfonda CBlOO. Gd rond leather bucke t scats Chevy Scott!'ldale. ·~ Ton li>m1h.•s SJOO 842 7361 pkup, xlnl cond. 20,000 \93 8612 -;..:-f -5 _. ma. $3800 or l>1>l 4115 4377. --v• or VI~ bef 8PM tnumph 500. lo mi, on •••••••••••• •• • •• • ••• •• ~nt newtopcnddutc ~I/ ·73 F-100 f'ord 1; ton 8' • tire $825 or ofrer C!atMCS 9520 bed. good conditio n . ~ 2994 •. •. • •. •• •••••••••• • •.. S2700 645 0785 aft 6 OC b.'$u11ikl _750, -.ery clt•on RARE P~--- ?C'Jnt lounng xlras $950 Hood Emblem for 1914 1974 Maida PU w /shell, .._..fl663 Dys ~to. Vl2, 5'25 or bst of· oversized tires, AM·FM. ,70 llonda3.'IOCB. fer ... Harry.642·7978 dock humper $2400/bsl 9a6 Pl -h 4--:;--o fr. Call Sun only Xlnl <:ond1t1on l " y mout ..... oor 586·5923 646-3681. Ploia, good tramiport11· ---- . Uon, slick llhtrt. $195. 2807 '74 Dalsun PU Lols of 1 llonda 350 CL Oassunl Loreto CM, S40 4805 xtras. Mus t sec. 'Pfpes, wlndlh1eld. 12100. 759 1859 S350 645 3988 56 T Bird. profos111on11lly restored by Prl'~l•l(e Pick up Truck bed. Ford ttl'l\l.tha 60cc trail b1kt-. Thundtrb1rd. air. porl FIOO XLt T ~l'.ed. cond T.4'\ll good, looks good holt lop, while w tun ml 675 2698 JJl h<'lmct SlJ 962 0430 $1 t.900 529 53111 l'\ ~ --- MW •70 750 5• full>· wknds. 879 8490 wkd>' '69 Chevy P U. ca m C714l per lumber ra<'k !>pare ssed, louded. Pl'rr fuel tank $2000 dys ad Burglar alarm R.ec.-.ational MS-12.17 t II«' ~een 545 5000 Vet.kin 9530 ----- 6pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 Dod&e Pickup, II 'iJndrail l~ cc vw en~. cylinder. xlnt cond, wpcr hot. 11pec1al bit. :! $2200. 840·389'l __ !>eater. sltennl( brks. '62 Che\'y h ton Pickup, 'lilnd life$ & ~pcc1ol ralrcond SSS() trainer. $1700. 1-·1rm. ~ ~ 'tll Yamaha 250 536 0909 ~-r:;S8m b I er. $2 7 5 . 4 WM.-! Drl•H-9550 ·~::~M~c~.·~~'.c~~!'. . •••••• ••••••••••• •••• • • good. Cstm cab SS2·923S ~asalu 400 xlnt cond , '73 Int Scout 11. 4X t ~ · --fo ma. xtrlll. f70S PIP Divorce sole $2700. xlnt '76 El Camrf!C) w /s hell. •1 · 7 8 5 1 or I e a v e rond 645-9127· Rkh aft Sharp. 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Cn.ue-0-matlc. w/l/w tires. rocker panel rrotdlng1, delu11e wheel covers, dual paint ' 'strips. 250 5 cyt. engine. pwr. steering & d•ac br•n. dlx. bumper & visablllty group1, . NOW O'Nif ''$4679 New 177 Monte Carlo! NOW ONLY No. 464550/0744 '5395 at HOWARD Chem»lett NOW ONLY Order Yours nov. '2995 New '77 Mallti"! MOW OHLY No. 489093/0811 Louis XIV couldn't test drive the Versailles ... But you CAN! Continental Versailles ., The Super Luxurious Little Lincoln We believe it's the best-engineered car in the world-and Louis would have agreed! Now, for the first time, there is an American luxury car similar in size to the finest European luxury cars, that's engineered In the Lincoln Continental tradition. Lincoln Versailles. It offers the level of luxury its first name implies, with a remarkably smooth, quiet ride that is the result of meticulous engineering. Lincoln Vers- ailles. 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(~) 5 Yr. w.,.,.., ;available 10 UMCl&Hew '73 DL 2 dr UMG FV) $1277 '7:t GL Coupe (386JIL) $1.S77 Toyota t761 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 Toyota Cetlco Automatic. r11dlo le heater Extra Sharp I 1826GW?tf). ONLYSZ695 MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJO 131-2110 495-1210 Classlfied Ada •. 22 • TOYOTA COROLLAS •2DOoaS •4000.S We ba•• made a •peclal purt!haa1t of 22 urre Coroll11 aJI m m1nl condition. Really flrat clau cars. 2 Dr'•. &; 4 Dr'a . all with automatic tr1 ns m1ss1on, al r conditioninic. AM rudlus, radial hret, & much much moro. Your chunce to buy one of the.e special ca r s at a never aaaln pracP. Lie. •359PQX. All wllh very low mlleaiie. YOUR CHOICE s3499 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA llllt l 111c h 11•4 14' I \\\ Ht..MflNC. f0"41t •Ctt 'Tl vw ... Amo • k U,ooo 'orl1 19l. Cla. 8151Jbll olr. ..._ atr cood l70ZNVIT> & , 4N.an I • tOUNRNJ. Bo&h now "11 TRI. a:lnt CODd. NII "n> __ v_w ______ , pncied Ill or.. stra &opa, red. lat Pol> T09 CW.pr. • ....._. ·y ...,.595 ~. ta.11173 or AM t P'M I lrlt 1tcreo. ar....c " '""'c:.e.-. • ~ ~ 6CZ-Mf7 Porta potty. ntbll enc MAR9UISTOYOTA w1~.ooo ml. $1HO, 1'76$IY&Llll MJSSIONVIEJO •74T~ C.760 saoa.o..,...., 131·2110495-1210 <ll2JilXJ) S · Ire, lite 7-4-VW-9-111-~----1-ln-, All with Jeatber lo· new. Dark lue, rail>• coad ..;100'1bmt.a:f .wn.~pl.alf8.loll Tri.... 9767 wtwel.s, 215.000 mllel, 2 yr, • -1 o r · power oPtkma. air c.MI. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24,000 mile warrunty !:vt/Wlcndsn'-SS1-Gl7t " loaded 'f'llllll ~ .. UHD J• A MILi available. M VW Squareback, rum <QtaZ:iO). CI aa s, com r or i " •SJ9H.• good, body fa1r, llOO or Sale Pricecl t.onservation for under 3' Copelatd Mtn Inc blltolr 873-8030 a Mile• Claaa (8 years 2001 E lit, SA 558-8000 •71 vw BUG-. _F_M_/_A_M-. national Roud R aclna Chimp), Comfort <tor Very good co nd dnvera up to 6'6" talll Volbwogen 9770 ~st ofr. ~·4467, and Conservation (2.66 ••••••••••••••••••••••. cents a mile average fuel VW SALE.I.II. Voho 9772 cost) and over 25 Buy· ••• •••••••••••• •••• •••• Llke-A·LeaSt' Plans. We Have An Excellent ~ ~ 1 .. 6()UIH IAlA llOl.IUYllllO • IAU 11 "'90 1'()0 • I I )Mo .19!1 I 1976 TllUMPH SPITFIRE 4 speed. radio & heater. Finished U\ British rac- lnureen. (l TbS>. OMLY SJ995 SeledlOO Of vw Buses & Campers llLL YATES VW.f'ORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 137-4100 493-4511 •70YW• (580BXD> Tan wkb tan int.erior, lJke new. 1976VOLVO 264GL Jo\illy eqwpped 1ncludina sunroof, autoiru1Uc, pwr. •teering & wtndows, air cond • AM /FM stereo 4s Michelin radula . Salver /beige w /lan leather interior. Only 14,600 mtles·immaculate lhruout I (.20U892). • I t7S CADILLAQ COUPI DIVIWS tlToChooee Frocn> P\lll power ualat options 4s fac.tory alr cond1Uon· Ina. (61SMCB). Sale Priced from $5988 • 1974 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLI Exquisite Flrem h1 t brown with Jan Cabriolet top Ir AM/FM stereo. (~BV). $5188 • GARAGE SALE ads In MARQUIS TOYOTA t.he Daily Pilot brin& hap MISSION VIEJO •Sl"S• Copelmd Mtn Inc 2001 E b t, SA~ OHLY $7995 MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO '31·2110 4'5-1210 I '73 C.ADILlAC SEDAM DEVILlE lLeather Interior. AM/FM stereo with tape- pl1yer, cnille control & run power. <eGSJ FVf~ py results. To place your 83 I ·2810 49S.12 IO draw1na card, phone 6425678today. '75SPITFIRE Lo mi, itlnt. --------1 cond. $3450 18762 Via Autos, UHd ~Autos, Used Autos. Used AllhK. Used Autot, Used Siena, Irv 833-0763 ........ ··············· ....................... ....................... ----..... ... . .. ........... ···~·~· ·~·~· ·~·=·=· ·:·:··=·~·~··~·=· ======~;~~~~-:==:;;:;;;;;.:;:;;.:;:===::;:;:;;:===;::;::=:;==~~;iiil • 75 VW Dcnller• (256MKR) autot.rana, air cond. a real beauty and gas saver. 2 yr, 24,000 rrule warranty afallable. •S.2795.• Copel-.d Mtn Inc 2001 E lsl, SA SM-8000 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer 1n Orange County! BUY or LEASE DIRECT $4388 • 1972 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Leather lnter1or, cruli.e control, AM /FM stereo & tape player and full power. (397NQCJ. 17i .nabers auto center QUALi CARS OVER 150 TO SELECT FROM CORVETTES• MONTE CARLOS• T-BIRDS. • FIREBIRDS • CAMAROS ~ TRANS AMS • CUSTOM VANS • PICKUPS • CAMPER VANS • WAGONS (BIG ·& SMALL) CADILLACS • MONARCHS • COUGARS • DATSUNS • CORDOBAS • GRAND PRIX's • PINTOS • SURFER VANS• MUCH. MUCH MORE DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU SEE OUR SELECTION! 73 BUICK CENTURIAN '7 4 FORD THUNDERBIRD - A beButtful black finish with stereo radio air $2299 11 !I a beauty w111lt wheel, AM/FM stereo. $4999 . cond . automatic trans . pwr steeflnQ & leather tnm. power seats. exteno,. decor & brakes -come drl11e this one• (536HXZI vinyl top. This weekend only Yours this weekend tor only '7 4 FORD GRANADA 2 DOOR '75 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX . Aulometlc pwr steering & brakes air cond $3488 A1,. cond AM/FM 1tereo. till whee•. door .$5388 & vinyl toP 1684MSMl If you can buy 1t for locks cruise control. f.w,. wmaows vinyl less -buy 111 top & rallye wheels (5P 46842). V«v clean• '74 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME WAGON '76 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 3 seats. Sphl front seat air cond. root 111ck, $ 3 7 9 9 Haa less tnan 7000 milts and air cond. trs $5488 automat ic. pwr. steering & brakes. t10 new the new car smell 1s still there (284LOW) II s a buy at (766PDC) Only '75 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME COUPE 176 CHEVROLET CAMARO Automatic, pwr steering & br1kea 1111 $3988 4 speed trans AM/FM stereo tape, 1ir $5599 cond . ttll wheel, bucket se11S & 11iny1 lop cond . rallye wheels, pwr steering & brakl!I (874RFB) Come drive th111 onet and ratlye sport equipment. (624PRD) What a buyt '76 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 177 CHEVOLET MONTE CARLO Full powef, a1t cond1t1onm9 and 11iny1 top A $4899 Landau with automatic trans, pwr steering, $5799 . super cle"! Cir! (584NXS) brakes & windows. crulae control. tilt wheel & AMIFM stereo tape A beauttlul black w/matchlng lnllt1'tor (Oi&9SMVJ TRUCKS-VANS-CAMPERS -4x4's '70 CHEVROLET +7 TON PICKUP '73 CHEVROLET GYPSY CAMPER VAN with CAMPER SHELL V8 engtne, auto· $2699. Automatic, pwr 1teenng & brakes Th11 ts e $5499 metlc trans. & air cond SHARP! SHARP! bHutllul hHop camper v1n 1ust w111tng tor (93257F) your v1Catton (227PEG). Priced at only 76 CHEVROLET El CAMINO '• '76 DODGE 4 WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP Automatic, pwr. 1teerlng & brakes, elr $5499 with CAMPER SHELL V8 eutometlc pwr $6799 c:ond., tllt Wheel. llldlng rear window, crulN ateenng & br11tH. air cond. & lest than control, rally• wheel• a eport mirrors. (IC59123). Uke newt 10.000 miles. (1C81401 Only . '7.7 CHEVROLET * WEEKEND TON PICKUP SALE CAMPEA SPECIAL. Automttlc, pwr. ateerlng & brake11 SPECIAL 9'00Uary t#lk, air cond.. tilt Wheel & W•t Cout mlrrora. PR I CEO (75150Zl •t th11 weekend I L ·_. ._ -' : r 1974VW COHVERT11lE Llme green extenor & low miles. (403LXFI. llLL YATES VW-PORSCHE San Juan Capistrano 837-480049MI11 '66 VOU<SWAGEH An excellent transporta lion car · runs s trong • (SUDSO> Sale Priced-$180 MUlAQ.E M.UDA 2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 [!:J(!., 2025 S Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 72 Wagon, xlnt cond .• 1lr cond., good Urea, ~. 751·7721 eves. '76 VOLVO 245 WCJft SSAVES 6 mos new w/air, 4 spd Ovdrv. AM/FM 11tereo w;tapc, roof r ack, arm rci.t & more. $6645. 5116-5870dys, 768-4359ov. $3888 • OVER 150 QUALITY CARS TO SELECT FROM • OPEHSUMDAY • Nabers Cadillac VW Bug, 1970, Md\I auto, 2600 H.11hor Blvd deluxe, an x lnt cood. '74 Waiion. xlnt cond, air, CostJ Mc~.1 540·911XJ. $1 ~ 64()...42.83 PS, PB, ster eo, new Mich 1 ~~~~~~~~ • · -t area. S3900. 675-6887, i...: 1975 vw !p.'>-577_1_. ____ _ COHVERTlllE ·75 :..}64~. Clean, 17,~ Fuel Injected, a one mi, auto, PS, PB, air, owner car, low mUes· '-llhr, AM/P'M st.ereo, PP lmm•culate thruout. ~.644·5597 (805MVK > • $3995 FIRM '75 Volvo 242GL. 5·spd, air. lthr mt. sunrf 3(0oo MARQUIS TOYOTA mi. XJntcond. MISSION VI EJ 0 S'JQOO. 495-4441 131-2110 495-1210 ---------Autos. UMCI 1957Vw Good condition. $1150. Call Peter. 645-0045 771USES 77 SCIROCCOS 77 llA.TLES ~, ''· COMM,,,. HEALTH MOTORS. t.TO. •••l '> a.ti\ h1l 1 Sa""' Ah• ~·" ono --- 72VWIUG 4 speed: Car runs ........................ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. perfect. (444-EER > AMC ttOS Check lhit one out 1t only ••••••••••••••••••••••. $1895. '6.1 Rambler Clu~nc 4 dr. • · Vl~tMporh Good trans. ~/bet ofr. 1977 CADILLAC COUPE DEVtu.ai lOToChloee From Mustaee! (141US>. HUGE SAVIMQS ALLEN . Olm/Cad1llac/GMC ... S.D. Frwy,.Ay_ery Etlt LAGUNA Nl(iUEL 1714)495-6430 o Coupe de Ville, ll"1t. mech . cond. Gold. AM/FM stereo, loaded. $1475 or offer. Pvt pty. 552-0528 1976 CA.DILlAC SEYILlES tOToCbooee From Mustsee! ('83293). HUGE SAVINGS ALLEN Olds /Cadllac /OJ.fC S.D. Frwy ·Avery Exit LAGUNA NIGUEL 17 I 4t49M4JO ll64E.17lhSA 538-toro-835-6044 ,..__ _____________ _,_ --------'74 Matador 57,000 ml. 76 11r.-.. _ 1970 Bua. Auto, rblt eng., P/S, P /B, air. Mech. ~•...., . gd tlrea. Nds pnt. xlnl. Asking &12119 . IMMACULATE Thru· $1200/bsl o£r. 960-3305 581-8980. out. A.U options. Metallic AM --------Gold. (537NVK) SlO... --------1 '74 Matador 401 \18. AC, Call e.'11.-1750, 8 lo 5 P ~4~ BUS. Good cond. PS, PB, AT, iood cood, ______ __,_ . Call 171·9289 1185 642'3526 • El Dorado. All eq"5p- --1974 Camuo type LT. rnent.85,000ml. Radtab. '74 Super BeeUe, I.an w I Loaded. 34,000 mi. l390(). Scnlll dents. $793 Chlia. brown lnler1or. Ex "95-4647eves tN~ ceHent cond. Must sell. -• (167LTM) 548·2196 '-'ck . "I 0 '73 El Dorado. LoadJd I -•••••••••••••••••••••• • Beaut. bl1ck. Xlnt c6nd. • 6 e sq u a re Ba c It . IUICIC 75 Pvt pty sszoo. ~ Chocolate Immaculate. 4 spd. Must See to believe, BKtr1I Ulllfttd I fn CAOIU..AC CGHNS48>648·2lt6 Full power. AM /FM 8.DOIADO '73 BUS Od. cond. $2850. = ~~. =ie ~~~ Ful11, loaded with ONLY C.ll bl.wn. SAM & 12. trol, til\ wheel & half S!Omilet. (25091.S). 837-1567 vinyl top (970MJG ), HUGI SA VIMGS lllal Squ1reback, Sunroof. Motor needs work. Best otr over '16(). 645-6501 or 645-650'l $4988 ALLEN . Olda/Cadillac/GMC S D. Frwy .•Avery J;x,it LAOUNA NIGU!tt, 17I41495-64 30 ()pen 7 Days A Week • 8:30 A.M. to :00 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. • 9:00 A.M. to e·oo Sat. & Sun. All C•r• Svb,.ct to pnor tale plu• taa: a I nte. prices ettectiv UwV •29-77 ' •• •allbu 213, •ulo, .,..\anlcally .ounct. I "--car . ..,.,_ Mf.OlJI 'CS Carvair. auto, 110, ndl wort. Mauotrer. S41-I00'7 'SS Biscayne white ' clr, 6 c}'l stick, runa IOQd.12:M>. f'ra.l"7 ~PHIL LOOG D ·~ Corva lr Avtn1er .ens.~ coa:pplete, make «r•tea..5371 =====----=====~ '7dfonte Carlo, ss.ooo ml i4 LTD $27~. Air. radio, Bl.raundy red, bkk vinyl new radials, xlnl cond. top, am/fm atereo, air, 833-9Sl5983-74es t1Jtwbl,4i4·7126 '00 LTD, pwr 11leertng, '76 Malibu Claulc. Lake pwr braket, A IC, J700, new. 6000 ml. Blue book ofr 497·225S evet. $4HO. Must ncrlC1ce 1976 Ford LTD Landau AJklna $4250, Vleng. air, Wht, blue top" lnl. Steel YB/PS. tinted glau rac:Ualt , air, PS/PB Lo Landau top. Calm lntr 4' mL Lo Blue book. Mr, whll. ~u. 863 !1985 Wleht m-1858 att SPM '72 Bel Aire. P /B, auto, Sharp ·n Ford LTD. 4 dr. A.IC, nu pat, runs xlnt. low mi, vinyl top. AC, Sl200. 963-171!0 radio, all power acce11. TAKE OVER LEASE· '76 t 1 • I 5 0 • D a Y I El Cam ino, AM/FM, (114)752 ln3, Wlcnds or auto, air, en.dee control, evt>t (714)873_8_19_7. __ Liit whl, J>S, PB, no '72 Ford Country Hdan. money dwn $151 m o. Pwr .. alr•cond , good 645·2270 d•Y•· Ml7 1008 cond Aak. $1600. 833 0343 ~-~---'68 Mu11tong, auto., radio, '12 Ve&• GT, hatchb11ck. heat, air; needs 11ome Alrt;FM, A.IC, $900 or work. Offer. 675·3067 Aft beat ofter. 497·266:J 7 PM Cliryt1-r H25 -'72-LTD--S-ta-.-w-.-n-. -P-/S-. •••••••••••••••••••••• P /B,alr,AM/P'M1tereo, "1TCORDOBA Silv. w /red low mt. 498-30e8 lel¢her Int. Full pwr. -------- ~ tape, 8000 orl& ml. '68 Gataxle 4dr White, Slll!OO. 968-2321 twO. Great lronaporla· --------1 lion car 546 3255. '71 New Yorker, fully -- eQIJd. 5 Brand new steel 72 LTD Country Sq Wgn. blld radials. Askin& fact air. stereo. disc 11495. Call 963 2004 brk~. Pwr !!lcenng , roof -9930 rack. new lire~ Xlnl Conffnentd eond A"k1ng $1600. ••••••••••••••••••••••• d 746Sevea. 1975 MARI( IV -------IAixury antenor, stereo '72 Grand Torino Wagon. H p e & A L L T II E Very aood cond $1700. '!;XTRAS' Only 32,413 Mutt aell. 64.2-3213. miles. (755SR R ). For '72 Gran Tort no Sta. wan. ~Ille at $7950. Cort Fox Lo ml Xlnl cond Jl"ully Leulne Call loaded. SZ450. 962-7413 645.3661 --------•'70 St a wan Coun try COtO'IMINTAL 71 Sedan. auto, R/H A/C MARK IV P/8. FUii power. factory air ST.O. 546·1.164 eond.. 60/40 power seal, '71 Ford Galaxle, runs rn.dH control, stereo good, 77,000 ml '800. radio, loaded w /xtru. 549-3265 ' <"99PQV> 1----·-----1 $7988 '72 FORD VAN Econollne 1'.T-lbe 300, !lOOd cond, $1800 1 ~ rs 642 7491 C d II 7 o F o r d T o r I n o a I. ac nrouahnm, 4 dr hdlp, 11uto, A1C. Pwr S/B, vnyl tp. rf'it l(a~. "uPf.>r dean, 2600 H.1rho1 111, I Cos1J Mc\J 5411 "' '"' mech >.lnt. Ori& ownr. 640 8.'Ml'I A --------.'.§4 Uncoln, 4 dr, full pwr T.! I.TD W111on, air, PS, "'t>rf1 color n!'w J111l1l I'll, rack, 59.000 ml. very paint. 70,000 ml lM 11fr rh•an SIS75 f..i2 _u_12 __ ~7432 UftcoCa 9945 C4rvtff• 99l J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 Continental, run 11 CORVEnES good, fair shape; areal for rHlorlng. Asking CHOICIOF 12 1'61THRU1977 4apeem &Automatll-a ~C-ty'1 ·~:w·· EZ FINANCING WE LEASE CORV!Tl'ES HOWARD Chevrofet J)ove & Quall Sll'"tl 'NEWPORT BEACH 133-0555 S:lOO 87$-27 49 73LIMCOLM MAaK IV ~11 power All the Fae tory options. Call for In· formation. (821 o VI> ~ YUloae Import. 12'4°l:.17LhSA ~ tt47 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r CELE ATIO OYER 471 UNITS PRICED TO SELL CELEBRATING 24 YEARS AS AUTO DEALER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA!! 0 OUTSTAMDM IUYS OM IOTH MIW AND USID CAIS. ALL PllCB FOi IMMIDIATI DILIYllY. . DON'T MISS THI HEAT CAI V AWIS OHBID ... HT' MOW. AS ATLAS · CHIYSLB/PL YMOUTH MUSTUDucl IMVEMTOIY 177 CHRYSLER CORMIA 55795 BRAND NEW 1977 PLYMOUTH VOi.ARE WAGON Ill .... ~ ... --.................... ._ ................. ____ ......... __ _... ........... _ ................. __ ........... ________ ..._.,... .... ,_ ...... ...,. ... ---....---..-•-.wtw--.... --..ee,.,1 ..... FACTOIY All COMDmOMIM ·t.t.\·-------GIAlll USED CAR SA YI.SI 1971' DODGI POLA~ V·8. 1utom1tlc. air conditioning. power ateerlng. power brak... radio, h .. ter" whltewell tir9•(0170UO) . 1971 FOID GUMADA V·8, 1utom1tic 1ir conditioning. power 1teer1~. ex>~er br1k ... r1dlo hetter whii.wtll ttf9I. (230MV0l # 1976 CHIYSLEI COUODA Y·8 1utom1t1c. 1lr condlllonlng, Power IJHrln11. pow.r bf1kea. power wlndoe1, AM/FM~ heller, Ylny1 roof, LNttler. Uc. (&72PNV1 s 53195 4995 . .... --... --------... --------..-..--~1i--~ .... ~~ '5995 1976 AMC GIEMLIM e cytlnder eutomttic. 1lr oon<11t1on1ng, pOWtr 1teerlng, radio. hH ttr. whlt1w1ll Urea. Luggtge ra:k l ie. I (867RZP) •76 PLYMOUTH VoLAU e cytlncter, llltomlflc. 1lr conditioning. PoMI' steering, power brlk ... radio, hHttr, whitewall lite&. (153 PNV> MTIOl.Of4 V·8 autom1tle. 1lr conditioning, power ateerlng, power brakea. power wlndowe , AM/FM '9CllO. helter. whlttwlll 11191. vtn\4 roof. PoWer epllt bench Stat. crultt control. a.--525_9_5 __ ...... _~_•3_49_5 __ ..._t•lt~_-SJ3if ..... •1~_. ?JCHEYROLIT 1973JAYIUM V·8 1utom1tlc. air conditioning. pow\, stfftt'1J. power ~ AM/FM '9di0 with 8 traet!. heat«. whitewall tifea. vinyl roof, • (9()eOK.I) NOMTI CAl10 · v.e. 1utomatlo, 1lr conditioning. power atttrlng, po.., brtkH, r1dlo. hHter. wtlltlWlll tlra Vlnyt roof. Lia. C017GRG) •2295 1971 DODGI DAIT V·8. 1utom1tlc. air condlllol\lno. ex>wet stterlng. rldlo. hell«. (6800JE) •1Ms ALL CMS All SUIJICT TO PllOI SALii. AL&. PllCH Ad Y AUD UMTIL I 0 , .... AU. NJCISAll PLUS TAI ... uc .. a SAU MS ...U-77. INTERNATIONAL . . . TRUCKS 1RANDNEW 1977 IMT&INA TIONAL SCOUT T&RiA PICK.UP ... BRAND .NEW I 977 ltmRNATIONAL ICOUr II 4 WH1ao11ve DMly f'I ... ,._ ~ llKIWlal IC-.r KELLY JOHNSTON, 10, AND HER LEAPING AMPH181AN FRIEND In Huntington Beac:h, Frog Jumping ltn't Wh•t It U~to Be Frogs Not Too Ju1npy Toads Craah Huntington Featiritiea By ROBERT BAftKER OltND111y l"lltll~tt They held a frog Jumping contest in Hunt· inglon Beach Thursday but Mark Twain wouldn't have been pleased. Frogs JUSl aren't jumping like they used to. And there don't seem to be aa many around, either. About lSO kids showed up for the annual event inspired by Twain's short story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras Coun· ty .. ONE PROBLEM WAS THE scarcity of frois. Barbara Morton of the spontocinJ Hunt.- lngton Boacb Junior Women's Chtb Hid that the price bas gone out of sight. "We planned to buy some from the pet store and rent them out, but they cost up to SB and we couldn't afford It." she said. Uni out somethina that looked like chewing tobacco juice, wa, soon back In action. The only le1itlmale Jumpin1 frogs were brou1ht by Chrl8opber Rhoads, 4, of Charlot· tesville, Va. Chri!topher, who is vi1itin1 his 1randmother, Mrs. Charles Akers of Hunt· ln1ton Beach, kept them for himself. His frogs came from a UC Irvine biology lab. HIS HOPES WERE DASHED, thouth. when "Ground Jumper" leaped backwards furiously and spread panic amon1 the mothers. .Tudfea went strfctly by the book. ·cont · tant re allo~ed only to atomp bebiad their entries and each fro1. or t.oad.. w., allowed a hop, •kip and jump. The toniest Jump of the day w., 42 lnches. By TOM BAKLEY Oft ... Dltl'f •net .. .wlf Oran1e County Sheri/r's or. ficers are workinl wllh lawmen from three other counties today in an lntensive search for two Redondo Beach men accused ln Riverside County of two homosexual killlnas. One of the suspects was described as a· brllllant elec· tronics engineer fluent in six Janauaees. The .Riverside murder war· rants name Patrick Wayne Kearney, 37, (the en1ineer) and David .Douelas .Hill, 341 as the killers of Arturo Marquez, 24J of Oxnard and John Otis LaMay,17, of El Seg\llldo. Marquez' body, shot through the head, was found in the Ban· ning area March 3. Officers said he was sexually assaulted before bein1 killed and was last aeen alive in the Los Angeles area. LaMay's dismembered body was found in a plastic bag on Hlehway 71, eieht miles south or Corona March 18. It was iden· tified despite the absence or the head, both bands and both feet. Again. Riverside omcers saJd . the victim had been sexually as- saulted but the exact cause of de· ath caMot be determined due lo the at.eoce of portions of the body, They said LaMay was lastaeen alive March 14 near his El Se1un· do home. Oran1e County officers want to question Hill and Kearney about two kUlln11 that occurred in tbe Orte1a ffilhway area near San Juan Capistrano and which bear .strobl htm1C11exual overtones. Neither man has been Iden· ENGINEER SOUGHT Patrick Kearney lirled. They have been loHed by sheriff's and coroner's otflcera as "John Doe 1" and John Doe2." The first victim was round Aul[. 22 by a hiker who klcked a trash bac off the road and then discovered that it was stuffed with human remains. omcers said the body. In an advanced stai• or decompoel· tlon. was that or a youth a&ed •bout 15 who bad been sexually assaulted and shot in the head. The aecond body. found less than a mile away from the first location Oct. 6. ls that of a man aged about 21 who also was shot For Caneer P.atiftlf• TEN CENT in the head after beln& sexual abused. Kearney and Hill are als wanted for questionin& in Loe Anaetea and San Die&o counties In coMection with four other lull· ln11 of youn1 men that are 1 almost Identical to the Orance and Riverside slaying&. Both men. who shared a home In Redondo Beach for several years, disappeared about four weeks ago. Thelr descriptions have been circulated to law en· forcement Hencles throughout • the state. . <SeeSUSPECTS, Page A!) Tim Suber. 13, came to the rescue. He brought three toads lhal he had raised In bis backyard. HE RENTED THEM OUT to contestants at 10 cents a throw By the end of the day they clearly had earned their money. It was shared by Kelly Johnston Ud Susan Cohen, bOtb of ffunUniton Beach. .Kelty wa1 declared tho winneT on the bull of• jumporr. Tbewinnen were: ....:Ale 8 and under. t. Jessie Gomez. 2. Matt sid"dmore. 3. Eric Anderson. -Ml. 1. Kelly Jobolton. 2. Su.aan Cohen Oumpoff). 3. Tim Knie. Laetrile Tests Okay~d One of Tim's toads also became the day's only known casually when a spirited com· pelitor pounded the gr-0und behind his entry but came too close. -12 and over. 1. Tim SutK-r. 2. Kelly Todo. 3. KevinJebeber. However, the load wasn 'l mortally wounded, and, after rather disdainfully spil· The event wu held In conjunction with the library's summer readina proaram. It was sponaored by the Junlorettes, an affiliate ol the Junior Women's Club for llrls 12·18. ~'alley Tragedy Crash Death Claim Denied by Council The Fountain Valley City k'.:ouncil has denied a $15 million ~aim a1alnst the police depart· ent by the father or an 11-year· d girl who died during a tugh· peed chase March 3. Debra Foss. a former Moiola Elementary School student, died four days arter a car driven by her mother was crushed by a stolen truck pursued by Fountain Coast Weather Night and mominJ low • clouds and fog with hazy arternoon sunshine inland. Only buy sunshine alona the beaches. Lows tonilht mld·SOS to mld·GOs. Hltha Friday 70 al beaches to 80 inland. Vallev POiice at the intersection of Beach Boulevard and Slater Avenue. Joseph Foes. father of the dead girt. clauna ne1llgence on the part or the police department In the accident which claimed the life of his daughter. Police purtued the stolen truck several blocks when the driver, William Joseph Stack, 21, a transient, ran a stop 1l1n and red traffic sl1nal. Stack received minor Injuries. Stack remains In Oran1e Coun· ty Jail on felony manslaughter chart•· His trial wlll continue In Orange County Superior Court July 23. Ball ls set at tzS,000. Fosa filed the clalm on behall of hJs wife, who suffered major internal and back injuries tn the accident, and hi• other dauahter Kimberly. The Foss family now llvea In Norco. Foss wu drtvln1 alon1 Beach Boulevard and noticed the accl· dent, pollce laid. Strep Throat, Scarlet Fever Stalk Avalon Avalm ornclals said today the national Communkable Disease Center in Atlanta, Ga., has been called in to trace the source of a bacteria which hu caused an outbreak of strep throal and scarlet fever amonf Catalina Island residents. Dr. James Brinkman. an island physician, sald be bas lreated a total of 20 cases of strep throat and about six cues of 1carlet fever in the past two weeka. He said both dlseuea are cauaed by the same streptococ· cal bacteria and both are easily treated with penicillin. "There bas been no need for quarantine or lsolalloo," he added. Dr. Brinkman 1ald m~t of the cases have been chUdret.a. None b•ve been hospttaUUd. "It'a unusual to have sornethlnc like this," he added. "It'• hOt been aeon much In r ... cent Umoe. Wt wondtr why it'a hap~ anCS ao e've 1oueo the oomm\lnicable dl11aae centerlnvolYOd. ''It'• really more of an arademlc PNblent than a real t.breat to health. Thia becterta WASHINGTON (AP> -The National Cancer IMtilute, bow· ing to public pressure, will test the controversial substance Laetrile on cancer patients who have exhausted all other hope Or. Guy R. Newell, the act.mg director of the cancer institute. said Thursday the fact that the experiments will be conducted doea n« "change our opinion that Laetrile ~ not effective" In the treatment of cancer . Proponents say Laetrile la a cancer ren\edy. Its opponents say It has no medicinal value. "We have reconsidered our position because of a lot of file· tors, and one of them 11 societal preaaures." Newell told a House government operations subcom· mlltee conducting hearings Into the covernment's war against cancer. Newell also saJd the tests are beln1 undertaken because or the number of states that have INSIDE TODAY . WMt't thnl to do Oft lri· dtpndnct Do11? Todor'• Wttlcendfr fn.clUdft G iiGfWflf of act•vttjf1 planned for CM Or~COOlf. When he reaJi.Ud hla daughter and wUe were the victims, he became 1rfef-1tiick n. donn't J>OH any real prOblems.~""~'--'" btcause It ,, IO SutcepUbl• to,.._.,...,..-:-.,.- penlclllln," th• phy1lclan iald. legalized Laetrile or are con- sidering It, in splte·of the federal attitude toward the substance. Laetrile, a derivative of apricot pits. hu been leaaliied In 11 stales but the Food and Dru& Administration bans It for in· terslate sales on the ground• that it 1s uselesa ln cancer treatment. Newell said the Laetrile will be admirustered In cases where pa- tlenta had been given all the best known medJcal treatment to no avail. An institute spokeswom•n said today that no estimate of the study's cost has been made Nor have 1uldelines for accepting participants In the project been developed, she said. Or. Saul Sbeparts, a cancer ln· stltute sclenUat, said the teats would be conducted on "a couple or hundred" terminally ill cancer patient.I and that the procram s hould be1ln in about three months. The lnstltute said results of the teat would be known In about u year. 'Newell said patients involved in the test will be gt ven Laetnle In conjuhctlon with other medication and that no patients wlll receive only Laetrile. He aaid one 1roup will receive Laetrile atone with the standard treatment and the other aroup of patients will be 1iven the stan· dard treatment and dummy pills or lnjectiona lhal they would think was Laetrile. He said pa· Uents would not know whether they were in the Laetrile group or in the ll'OUP receiving dummy medication. Newell made it clear to Ute panel that he does not think the expertmmts will end the Laetn le dispute, notil\l lhat even doctors attached to the cancer lnslltule "ar• notot uniform opanlon." Goteha% ewPoft Bacb polltt. lrust.rated by a Rrtet of parklnl meter bttak·tm that bave oetUd lhieves a.n estimated Sl.000 over the put two months, nHed a trap tor lbe meter mqcen, TUY 8A1D 111E T&AP -a burtJar alarm hooked 'C> to a partiJll meter an the Balboa area -did it.s job early Thursday. The ailent alarm went oil dw1ftl predawn houri and or. fleer Oary Lee wu dt1patched to the scene near Ule 18th Street bay beach. · There, he arrested two men police believe are reaponal· ble for the two-month aerie.of rneier maullnea. THE PAIR WEJlt: identified as Boyd L. Coker, 24, or 201 Huntington St., Huntineton Beach, and Kim D. Fennell. 23, or 326-C Oale St., Costa Mesa. Police alleaed they had $120 worth ol coins in their posseaalon when Ollker Lee arrested them. States Get Power For Parochial Aid WASHINGTON CAP > The U S. Supreme Court gave slates broad new authority today lo spend tax dollars in providing a1d to parochial school pupilR The court, m a 11crics of opi nions that brol.e no new constitu- tion al ground, said states can spend money for textbooks and certain educational i1erv1ces but cannot finance field trips or lend parochial school'\ equipment such as maps und aud10-v1sual aids The decision, althouJlh only a partial defeat ror Ohio residents who challen&ed a Rtale law allow- ing expenditures for all such aid, 111 a significant departure from recent Supreme Court rulings on the Constitution's requirement of separation of church and stale The dec1s1on appears to clear the way tn Ohio and other states that choose lo use the funding methods approved by the court for students at l'hurch-run schools to receive much more state aJd than they have been able to up to now The court's dec1swn ts a kind of instructional manual for state legislatures, 1r they wish to use 1t , to find ways lo funnel tax money to parochtal pup1l11 without run n'ing afoul of the Consututaon If other state legislatures follow Ohio's ll'ad, parochial achools across the nation , through their students, could re· Ct'•Ve windfalls totaling millions or dollars ln Ohio, several Catholic leaders aaid that the over-all am pact of the high court's ruling would be of major financial benefit for the slate's Catholic schools. '~GOLF' TOURNEY slkEQ Fountain Valley Lions Club_ members wall hold a celebrity miniature golf tournament Saturday al lhe Fountain Valley Miniature Golf Center. 16800 MaanollaSt. The tournament will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Television apd radio personalltlea and pPliticlans have been invited to play ln the tournament. O"ANQI COAST "" DAILY PILOT David Youl)g, a lawyer for the Catholic sbchool5 in Ohio, said. 'Needless to say, any approval by the Supreme court comes as a welcome relief to tbe extent that without these remedial services, the children were suffering " Legislation passed by the Ohio Legislature in 1975 "lends" up to $88 million worth of materials and services over the next two years to students in private schools, most of them run by re· hg1ous organizations. Specifically, the court ap· proved these forms or stale aid to parochial students: -Diagnostic speech and hear- an g ser'vices conducted on parochial school grounds -Therapeutic, guidance and remedial services at sates lack- mg the "pervasively sectanan atmosphere of the church· related schools." Thetcourl would not allow, however , these forms of aid: -The loan of equipment to stu- dents. an action the court said "inescapably had the primary ef feet of providing a direct and sub slantial advancement of the sec· tarian enterprise." Money or transportation aid for field trips, because the parochial schools and not their students would control the liming and frequency of such trips. School Milk Fountain Valley (elementary) School District trustees raised the student cafeteria milk prtce from seven to 10 centa a carton Thursday bul maintained the current SS.cent lunch price. Distnct offlciaJs said the In· creased m1Jk price Is due to ris· ang salaries and operating costa in food service. The price chanf(cs will lake efrttl In Sep- tem ber Trustees also decided to con- tinue the purchase or student. lunches from the Artesia- BeU(lower.Cerrltos Unirled School d.latrlct (ABC). The Fbuntain Valley School District has purchased hot lunches from ABC since March 1976. Vote Planned On School's . But tb tJplcal bomeo11f'Mr would pay about $1 mo lb.In Ja ~ (91' t e11b _ ol water, bO IClded. On cu -c foot C'QUall a'bout T.S i Ilona. Tl)e oew rates are txpeeted to 10 toto etf ect within the ~two 1non~. city ofndals Indicated. Even wtth the hl1ber rat.ea, ci- ty water users ''can't aet water any cheaper ln Oran1e County," 11ld Councilman Al Holllnden . .. There la no advanta1e to US· ln1 more water because Uwt new rates provide n lncent.tve to cut use,'• Holllnden added. Holllnden aald the new rates will encoW'aee all water users to find ways to save and recycle water The old rates, sUahtly altered for commercial consumers in 1968, provided lower rates for laree water users. "I've had complaints that un- der the old system there was no reason to conserve," said Hollinden. But under the new rates, a Fountain Valley family which can cut its water use from 165 gallons per month t.o just 150 gallons can save about 70 cents, said Stephens. The new system drastically lowers the minimum monthly water rate cbarae from $3.40 to Sl.32. When the new rates go into ef- fect, said Stephens, ·'The typical homeowner will sUU be payine less for hia water than 75 percent of the residents ln Orange County." W Fire/ighten lJmnPayfor Class Work Tb~ Fountain Valley City Council hu agreed to pay four Clremen for a total of $17,640 in back pay for educational achievement. The four nrerighters took the city to court in 1975 over the mat· ter Paramedic Gary Wuchner. entlneer Phil Feyerabend, and flrerighters Crat1 Cantor and Fred Zuber said they expected to receive the extra pay under a ci- ty program des11ned to give employes lncenllves for educa· tlon achievement. City Attorney Tom Woodruff ar1ued that the program would only provide pay supplements for tire-related education. The city has since diaconUnued the pro· gram Cantor and Zuber have left the Fountain Valley Fire Depart· ment rocother jobs. On July 30, 1976, an Oranie County Superior court judge ruled the clt.y bad to pay for the firemen's educational progress. Tbe city aUorney'a attempt to obtain a new trial failed May Z7. The city muat pay Wuchner and Cantor U , 788 each. Feyerabend and Zuber wilt get $4,032 each in back pa1. Three youths Arrested on Cocaine Rap I • COUNTY EMPLOYES GATHER FOR LUNCH HOUR RALLY In S.nte Ana, the Summer Begin• With Dfecontent County Employes' 'Sick-out' Fades By KATHY CLANCY Of Ille Dally ...... Slaff A small Oranae County employe sick-out belleved staged this week lo protest salary and benefit offers made dur1ng con· tract talks, apparenUy ended to- day. county officials said. Nine employes phoned or re· ported in ill Thursday. About 60 did the same Wednesday. County Personnel Director Berl Scott said this morning that all workers were on duly Those reporting Ill earlier had been county carpenters, plum- bers and others who had been of. fered a 2.75 percent pay increasl' for the coming year. A hike of more than five percent was of fered most other county workers During a noon rally Thursday about 250 county employcs gathered to protest contract of rers in general along with a pro- posed change in the automatic pay hikes they are now granted each year for standard Job performance Some in the J:roup, which packed the supervisors' hearing room, also complained about Man to Face Trial in Death A Huntington Beach transient will face a preliminary hearing in West Orange County Municipal Court July 13 on a felony charge in connection with the June 9 shooting death of a 19·year-old Fountain Valley youth. David Louis Dominick, 33, was arrested at the home of Edmoun Paul Neal, 10931 Talbert Ave, who was found in the dilling room floor, slain by a high caliber rifle blast Jn hls head, police reported Dominick remains in Orange County Jall ln lieu or $125,000 bail. He Is charged wHh murder. wage differences between various classes of county workers. The rally was called by the Oran.;e County Employe As- s ociation to explain the bargam- mg positions to members. The assoc1 a lion represents about 7 ,600 or the county's 9,600 employes. OCEA spokesman Ed Stewart told follow employes a proposed merit pay system could eliminate current automatic pay increases for workers, leaving their salary hikes up to manage mcnt. As a result, he contended, the rhange could lead to a system of discrimination and favoritism But Scott said the county's pos1t1on is that pay raises for employes should be based on merit as opposed to the length of lime they have been employed by the county. The cohnty's latest orter pro· vades a 5.8 percent pay increase for about 6,000 workers About 800 would receive a lesser in crease while about 700 would be given a higher raise In a related issue Thursday, the county's 458 welfare depart ment eligibility workers voted to be represented in contract talks by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes. The federation polled 271 votes to 186 for the Orange County Employes Association. One ~m ploye voted to have no representation, county officials said Ouster Ordered HONG KONG CAP) -China's Communist party Chairman Hua Kuo-feog has ordered eltmma- lion of all remairung supporters of the radJcal ''gana of four'' m Liaoning Province, major Com· munist newspapers of Hong Kong reported today. E',....P-eeAJ SUSPECTS. • Rivers1de officers said both men are pracUcing homosexuals and have been known to frequent homosexual bars and gatherings throughout Southern California in recent. years. Kearney was described today as a brilliant e lectronics engineer with unusually high IQ· who worked for Hughes Aircraft In Los Angeles Count.)'. Thl'y said Kearney was fluent m six languages and was the dominant male partner in the homosexual menaie he and Hill maintained in Redondo a.acb. Rill waa described as un- employed with no particular job skills. "He was the housewife," a R1 vers1de ofltcer explained. Death Caused By 'Climate?' SAN FRANCISCO C~P) -Gay rights advocates are blaming a "climate of violence" for the slabbing death of a homosexual on his way home from a gay bar. Witnesses told police that. Robert Hillsborough, 33, a gardener , was attacked by a group of youths who shouted de· rogatory remarks as the man was stabbed 15 timct In lbe chest and face Gwen Craig, spokeswoman for the Coalillon for Human Ri.ghts. aaid a ''climate oC vlolenc4" has been created by Anita Bryant's campaign against gay tl&bt.s and by Cauromia pohticians who sup-port her ''Branding keeps us all honest. And the customer knows it.'' nv FRANK w HARTMANN' 01f11W"10f nt ......,, hillllniO •'°") """'••Ill", • .,,.., c._ "Carpeting is a blind item. For the consumer. few things are bought with so little knowledge, and with so much ttepldation. Two different pieces of carpeting can look the same. feel the ssmo, claim to be made of the same kmds of materials. and have. In fact. not one single difference that the consumer can perceive. Yet after Just six months of use. one will look terrible and the other will IOOk like new. How Is the consumer to know which Is which? Oddly enough. even price often won't tell her. So even buying exi>enslve carp ting is no guarantee of Quality The only thing that protects the investment of the oonaumer. and the reputation of the honest retailer. is selling the brand names that both know they can trust" This Is why we don't private label carpeting at Alden's. When you find samples with the namos changed on the labels. run over to ~!den's fast. After all, carpeting as one of life's major Investments. It shouldn't bO gone rnto blind. IRVINE FIREMAN COUNSELOR HONORED p.,•medlc Otenn SekJn1 Help• Youth ··Fire Prevention' akes New Twist By IULARY KAYE Ol 1• O.lly l'llt4 , ... , Once a week, a 13•year-old vine boy visit.a Flr• Slatlori No. 4 krvlne and raps with hla buddy lenn Seklna, a paaramedJc in- lved wilh the new fireman tanselor program Sekhu, 24, was teamed up with e boy by those wh() operate the lh diversionary proaram, ch handles youn1stera who ve been arrested but who could nem more from counseUn1 en from beln1 sent to juvenile ll. eldns was one of the first man In the Oranee Coasl area become involved with. the hew unseling pro1ram. One other vine fireman, Pat Walker, also s a youn1 friend who vlsib tbe , alion and aboul a half-drnen er Irvine firemen are waWn1 be uslgned youngsters. Sekina was aiven a commenda- by the Irvine City Council • st week for beln1 named Irvine ~,lrefl1hter of the Year by the 'tf~wport Harbor-Coala Meaa &bard of Realtors Seldna was honored for his rk 'lfith youth, lncludina the cC>unselina program, coordinal· ll\I a cable TV pro1ram for Irvine school children on aramedic activities and being live ln the Explorer Scout pro-pam. Accordine to Seklns, the man counaelln1 profram was Up becaUM of the ireman's '' ice guy lmaae." .. I think they decided to start s becauae kid• relate well to men," lbe Jrvlne paramedic· d. ._ ••1 don't know what e-ffect I ve on my younc friend, but I do now thet wbeo he'• cot tomethln1 on hl• mlnd, he com ~o me and we rap," says Sekina, o ls belnt promoted to the k ot captain next monlb. Sekinl •an bla youna bUddy 1lve1 with his mother In Irvine and vilib his fatber every othor weekend. He comn to the nre staUon on Sundays when he's home and on Tb\lndaya durin1 the other weeks. Tbe other firemen at the sta· tion say they already see a change In the youth. One firemen described the boy as being more "mellow" these days. "He's not so much or a smart aleck anymore." the fireman explains. While at the station, he helps the firemen do their cleanup chorea, relaxes, talks and sometimes helps them with tasks such as fixing cars and Installing citizen band radios. which he does very well, according to Sekll\1. Sekins, who has worked for the Oran1e County Fire Department for alx years, Including a year and one.half in lrvme, says he's trying to be a friend, not a father, to the boy. Sekinl wu also honored for puttln1 together a cable TV pro- gram that told students what to do before paramedics arrive and (See SEKJNS, Page A2) Ga/,a' Softball League F ornu Irvine women Interested in learning to play softball, or In brushing up old softball 1ldll11, are Invited to Join the city's daytime aoltball lea1ue, which beglna Tuesday. Re1lltr&ti<m l• now being ac- cepted for the leacue at. lrvlne Cl· ty Hall and will continue next we.k. Cc»t i• $S per perton. The women will learn softball rundarnentals and play iames at 9:30 On Tueldaya and Thul'ldaya at Harvard Park. The leaiue la open to women 18 , ... ,. and over. HI b7 so.called 1peculaton, d . Md thole •bo U more th.. bomta7ear. Ho bull •·ould bt ti· fmpled froin the tran.1fer 4u. Clark and Jacobi' four point tax proposal would: -lDn'HM lilooaeowner exemp- llon. from Sl,710to $2,500 &MUal· ly. -Permit tltoH who stay 1n tlelr homes to have their exemp- llon lncreuod .ad1 ye :r by th aame perc:~• thelr property valu. lactt . -AM '125 a year lo tM ex- em ptlon for each year a homeowner filee an exemption claim inthosamohorne. -Feree aa1oae except bu.llde-n who aeJI more than one home a year to pay a two lo three percent real estate transfer w . A4 an example, Jacobs se-lect- FRI DAY, JUNE 2•, 1977 ed tbe home of Ray Wetmer. t'TUIZ Cornwall Ave., W .. tminater. U th new &emption system had been in effect lut year th Welmers, who have claimed a homeowner'• exemption for four yeara would have paid oaly 192t.• in property taxes as op- poaed to the $1,137 they paid. Jacobs said he fell it was un· fair for real estate speculators who only own nve to 10 percent ol TEN CENTS elief the in Orani~ Co\.l.ntY to force propert1 to bUt. up r°" ao perceot who rema.la In tbeir bornes for Joni as five ~ 20. year1. He aald the 10-calledr speculators account for as to 40 percent ot lbe bome s.tes In Oranae County every year while what he called the "stay- putters" account for U to 20 per- <See REUEF, Pa1e AJ> States Win Control .. -' l Over Parochial Aid 'Lcut Dope' Laetrile OK'd Radiation Kil/,er Eyed WASHINGTON (AP) - The Pentagon is taking steps lo produce neutron shells for its nuclear artillery forces In Europe, the Washington Post re· ported today. For Testing Quoting unnamed sources, the Post said pro· ductlon of the artillery •hells only awaits con· gressional funding and President Carter's ap. prov al WASHINGTON <AP> -The N atlonal C1111cer Institute, bow· lne to public pressure, will test lhe controversial s ubstance Laetrile on cancer patients who have exhausted all other hope. Or. Guy R. Newell , the acting director of the cancer institute, said Thursday the fact that the experiments will be conducted does not "chan1e our opinion that Laetrile U! not effective'' in the treatment of cancer. Proponents say Laetrile iii a cancer remedy. Its opponent. aay It has no medicinal value. "We have reconsidered our pos1tJon ~auae of a Jot of fac- tors, and one of them la soc:letal presaures.'' Newell told a HoUse 1ovomment operations subcom· mitt.ff conductln& hearlft.l,s mto the 1ovemmcn\'s war against cancer. Newell alao aald the test.a are being Wldertaken becauae ol the number or states that have legalized Laetrile or are con· sldering It, in aplte of the federal altitude toward lhe 1ub1tance. Laetrile. a derivative or apricot pita, has been legalized in 11 stales but the Food and Drug Administration bans ll for In- terstate salea on the 1rounda that it ia useless ln cancer treatment. Newell said the Laetrile will be admlnla.t.ered in cases where pa· ttents had been liven all the best known medical treatment ti& a vail. An lnltilule spokeswomar(s · d today that no estimate o!-~ study'a coet has been made. Nor have auidehnes for accepting participant.a In the project been developed, she aald. Dr. Saul Sheparl.I, a cancer in· sUtute 1cientilt, said the le$ll would be conducted on "a couple or bundred" terminally lll cancer paUenb and that the program ahould becln in about three months. Tbe Institute aald result.a or the test would be known in about a year. Newell said patients involved to the i.t will be tlven Laetrile In conjunction wlth other medlcallon and that no patients will r~eive only Laetrile. Denying Debt, Caner Offen ~OOOinTax He said one aroup will receive Laetrile along with the standard treatment and the other 1roup of patients wlll be given the 1tan· dard treatment and dummy pills or injections that they would think wae Laetrile. He said pa· tlenl.I would not know whether lbey were in the Laetrile eroup or in tbe aroup recel vln1 dummy medication. Neutron warheads kill people by radiation alone, while conventional nuclear weapons deatroy targets with blast, heat and radia· Uon. Disease Outbreak . Probed on Catalina Av al on otnctata Hid today the national Comniunlcab1e Disease Center an Atlanta, Ga., has been called ln to trace the source or a bacteria which hu caused an outbreak of strep tt'troat and scarlet fever amoni Catalina Island residents. Dr. James Brinkman. an Island physician, said he has treated a total or 20 cases of strep throat and about six cues of scarlet fever in the put two weeks. He said both diseases are caused by the same slrePtocOC· cal bacteria and both are easily treated with penicillin. ''There has been no need for quarantine or laolaUon," he added. Dr. Brinkman said mosl ol the cases bave been children. None has beenboapitallzed. · "It's unu1ual to have something like this," he added. "ll'a not been seen much In re· cent times. We wonder why It's happening and so we've gotten the communicable disease center involved. County Finds Lead In Tiro Sex Murders By TOM BARLEY °" .. o.t"' ..... le.fl Oranae County Sheriff's of· ficers are workln1 with lawmen from three other counties today in an intensive search for two Redondo »each men accused In RJverafde County or two homOffXUal klllln1s. One of the suspecta w11 described as a brilliant elec· tronlct eotlneer nuenl ln alx lanauaaes. The !tlverslde murder war- rants name Patrick Wayne l<eamey, ~. (the enaineer) and David Douslas HUI, '4, u 1M kUler. oC Arturo MarquH, at. Of Oxnard and John OU• L1Ma1, 11, ot El Selundo. Maz:quea' body, ehot throuth the head, wu found .tn the Ben· nine area March 3. Officers aald he WUM~ually •u.lted before beinc ldlled and was Jul '"" all\feinUM.Lot~et ·a.tea. tlfied. They have been logged by sheriff's and coroner·s officers as "John Doe l" and John Doe2." The first victim waa found Au.r. 22 by a hiker who kicked a traah baa off the road and then d!Jcovered that It was stuffed with human remains. Of ncera aald the body, In an advanced state of decompoal· tlon, waa that of a youth •led about U wbo had been sexually assaulted and shot In the head. The •~d body, found leas than a mlle away from the flrtt locaU°" Oct. $, Is that of a man· lfed eout 21 Who also WU lhot in the bead after being sex"8Jly abUled. Kearney and HUI are also wanted for questlonina ln LOI An1telet and San Dieco counties In conMCtioi't with four odler ldll· ln•• of youn1 men that are alrnoti Id~ tal to Orana• d Riffndde lla.Jinp. Both meA. •hO Illar.ct a home ln Redondo Beach tor Hf al yeara, ~.area aboUt four en a.o.~ 1l'tidr d criptlom have been clrcula~ to law • 1 C 8USPEC1'9, Pace AJ) Court Clarifies WASIUNGTON CAP> -The U.S. Supreme Court eave slates broad new authority today to 1pend tax dollars In provldinaJ aid to paroctual achoo! pupils. The court. in a series or opi- nions that broke no new constitu tlonal around, said states can spend money ror textbooks and certain educational services but cannot finance field trips or lend parochial 1chools equipment such u mapa and audio-visual aids. Tbe declsaon, althou1h only a pal1lll def eat for Ohio realdenb • who challen1ed a state law allow· inc expendltures for all web ata, · la a •llDificant departW'e from recent Sup~me Court rull"'-9 on the Cooatftu.t on'• requJrement Ot separation of church and atate. Tbe dedllon appears to clear the way in Ob.lo and other states that chooee to UH tho funding methods approved by the court for atudent1 at cburcb-run schools to receive much more state aid than they have been able to up to now. The court's decision is a kJnd ot instructional manual for state legl•l•tures, 11 lbey wish to use It, to rind ways to funnel tax money to parochial pupils without run· nln, afoul of the Constitution. I olher atate legilllatures follow Ohio'• lead, parochial acboola acrou the nation, throu&h their •tudents, could re- ceive wmdlalls totalln1 mlllloos of dollars. In Ohio, sever al Catholic leaders said that the over-all im- pact ot the high court'• ruUne would be of major financial benl!fit for the atate'a Cathollc- schoola. Marx ID Again SANTA MONICA <AP> Groucbo Marx's temporatJ con- servator said today the comedian ._as been holpitall&ed a11ln and is "qulte sick, quite feeble." <Earlier story, U> ' CouDty Employes' 'Sick-out' Fades By KATHY CIANCY Of ... D .. ly Pl ... SC.ft A small Oranee County employe sick-out believed staged this week to protest s alary and benefit oClera made durinc con- tract talks. apparently ended t.o· day. county oCficialuald. Nine employea phoned or re· ported in ill Thurada)(. About 60 did the same Wednesday. County Personnel Director Berl Scott said this morning that all workers were on duty. Th06e reportina ill earlier had been county carpenters. plum- bers and others who had been of· fered a 2. 75 percent pay increase for the coming year A hike of more than five percent was of. f ered most other county workers Dunng a noon rally Thursday about 250 county eruployes gathered lo protest contract of· fers in general along with a pro- posed change in the automat.ac pay hikes they are now granted ea c h year for standard job performance. Some tn the group, which packed the 11upervlsors' hearing room , alao complained about ENGINEER SOUGHT Patrick Kearney was• dlffereocea between various claaaea of county workers. The rally was called by the Orange County Employe As· soclatloo to explain the baraain· in& positions t.o members. The assoclatlon represents about 7,800 of the county 's 9,600 employes. OCEA spokesman Ed Stewart told fellow employes a proposed merit pay system could eliminate current automatic pay increases for workers, leaving · their salary hlkes up to manage· ment. As a result, he contended, the chanJe couJd lead to a system or discrimination and favoritism But Scott said the county's poslUoo ls that pay raises for employes should be baaed on merit aa opposed to the lenith of time they have been employed by the county. The county's latest offer pro- vides a :>.8 percent pay increase for about 6,000 workers About 600 would receive a lesser in· crease while about 700 would be given a higher raise . I SLAYING SUSPECT David Hiii SUSPECTS SOUGHT. • • forcement aaencies throuahout the state. Riverside orncers said both men are practlcln1 homosexuals and have been known to frequent homosexual bars and gatherinas throughout Southern California 1 n recent years Kearney waa described today aa a brilliant electronics engineer with unusually hJgh IQ who worked for Hughes Aircraft in Loa Anaeles Counly. They saJd Kearney waa nuent in six languages and was the dominanl male partner ln the homosexual menage he and Hill maintained In Redondo Beach. O"ANO COAST DAILY PILOT Hill was described as un· employed with no particular job skills. "He was the howseware," a Riverside officer explained. F,....P.,.e.4J RELIEF •.• cent or the aales. Another aroup Jacobs called investors who bold their homes two lo five years account for rou1hly anouther 35 percent of the sales, he said. ' No Action Seen SANTA CRUZ (AP) -Of· flclala of University of California-Santa Cruz said the 1chopl plans no disclpllnary ac· tlon a1aJnat students amort1 the 401 demomtrators arrested dur- ln& a May 27 lit-in. L -A.-our U. di)' lD peeled~ b aaum~ camp. Tll• llearc ert f<l a 1 d c..,... brown f1U1ae latket and T·ahlrt thla mornlnc, but there 11 no immediate link between the clothln1 and a man •Potted Tbu:nday runnln1 from a cave wtth a sun In each band. Local authoritla were joined by state police sharpabooten, off duty policemen from Tulsa and other towns, and 1.50 civilian volunteers. For more than a week, men and dop have tned without suc- cesa t.o pick up the trail of the person who killed the scouts. On Thursday, authorities announced they had a swspect -a convicted rapist sWJ at tarre after fleeing from the county jail four years aao. About the same lime, the three murder charges we re filed against the 33-year·old fugitive, Gene Leroy Hart, a farmer re· ported seeing a man carrying two guns run out of a cave and In- to a field. The weapons could have been a . 20-rauge ahotaun and a .22· caliber rifle taken from a farmhouse a few days ago. Later Thursday, the searchers caueht two glimpses or a running man, but their bloodhounds l05t the track. Authorities said the man could have been Hart, who used to live in Locust Grove and knows the rug1ed area well. The searchers were aided by bloodhounds, attack dogs and a helicopter loaned by a television station an Tulsa 45 miles west E'roae Page Al CARTER •.. ing two extensions beyond the April 15 flhng deadline, claimed an Investment credjt or $11,675 in connection with Carter's Warehouse, the family·owned peanut operation in Plains, Ga. The couple listed estimated In· come tax payments of $26,589 in the joint return signed by the President on June 6 and by hls wife.eight days later The figure includes Social Security pay. ments Cart.er joked about income tax· ea Thursday night at a New York fund -raising dinner for Democrats, saying he claimed a $600 exemption for toothpute - a reference to hi• toothy smile. (Story, A4) On the bottom line of Form 104-0, the Carter's said they over· paid their taxes by $26,026 and wanted this returned to them. But ma sperate letter dated to- day lo John W. Henderson, dis- t r I ct director the Internal Revenue Service ln Atlanta, Carli!" asked the IRS refund to him and his wife "only the balance of the prepaid 1976 In- come tax remaining to our credit after deductini the amount or $6,000." The President and hJs wife list· ed their address as 1 Woodland Drive, Plams, Ga. His occupa- tion was listed as "partner" - hit role tn the Carter warehouse -and her occupation was listed as "housewife." The tax return did not 1tate what the investment tax credit entailed. In their 1975 federal income tax return, the Carters claimed a $41,702 credit for an Investment on equipment for the peanut warehouse. That tax return Is be· Ing audited by the Internal Revenue Service. The salary paid by Carter Farms Inc .• to the Prealdent and his wife, who spent nearly aJ\ or 1976 campalgnlne, was approx· imately 96,725. But they also list· ed Income ol $46,555 as eaminp from the warehouse operation, as well as $1,019 In stock dividends. Their adjusted groes income was $54,934.79. The net taxable income wu reduced to $39,386 by clalmln1 deduction• of $8,172 ror slat.e and local Income taxes; re- al estate, sales and 1asollne tax· es; Interest paid to a Geor1la bank, and $C,697 In contrlbutiool. JllOlll c--, v ... ,....-1 ..... "'"-•-- ~·-.... ..... ,,_ .......... Kids Wanted Rabbu Puah Progeny ~lllt·-0. ........ ~... ...-.... . 'ltll ................. ...... Clltl•Mt .. == ... .... ..;..~ J"~ft ·~~=::::::.. ='-•"•,.., u.,., .. ,.,, .. _ •tt.'ID•_,,__,, l llt('M•) .. ~ Cf••llllM AdwMllln.ttoM'll ._ __ v11 .. ,,..,..0llMf N14Jf0 ,• • SWAUOWS CONGREGATE AT "OOfl OF POWELL HOMI In San Juan Ceptetreno, Po.tic Creatur .. Pain Iii Neck Legend, Phooey Birds More Than She'll Swallow By WIU.IAM SCHREIBE& Oltllt Delly .. llot Sl•lf San Juan Capistrano's much· revered swallows. legend In song and story, are nothine but a pain in the neck for Jeannie Powell. Mrs. Powell who lives In a year-old tract house tn the M15- sion Creek development along Ortega Highway, probably wishes the birds hadn't returned to Capillrano this year. Or, if they had to come back. she's wondering why they chose to build their mud nesta beneath the eaves or her home instead or more traditional places Uke the old mlasion church ruins. •'Everybody here seems to have two or three nests under the eaves. v said William Murphy, San Juan's public Workl direc- tor. ''I even have my two thb year. But Mra. Powell has about 150 or them -more than 75 un· der one eave alone." The flock of nesting swallows has caused problems Mrs. Powell never expected, raneinl from masses of white bird drop- pings on waJls and windows to an infestation or mites and other In· sects that plague her doe and children. For awaJlow·consciou1 city of· ficiat., who have a taw on the books making theU' entire town a bird aanctuary, Mrs. Powell's problem ia a real municipal headache. M ra. Powell Is reportedly "very sensitive" about the situa- tion and could not be reached ror comment. But Murphy and other city of· ficlals who have talked to her said she "really likes the swallows but they have simply gotten out of hand." Though Mrs. Powell presented the city with a jar or the various bird-borne Insects inresttna her yard, Orange County vector con- trol officiaJs were called In this week t.olnvest11ate. Sure enough, they reported, the birds had brought in vartous kinds of bugs, lncludln1 a species ol mite believed to carry Weste"\ Equine Encephalitis. The county lnveatlfators re- commended removal of the nests and fuml1itlon or the atUc of the Powell home. "Al~ swallows are fme birds, and San Juan Caplatrano is noted for them. one must also coulder the poaitble effects on th~ public whenever they become so numerous that their ecto- parasltes begin feedlni on the human Inhabitants of the area," the county report noted. . That recommendation put the city ataf! lo a quandary so they broupt the matter to the City Council this week. The council suuested that the staff study way1 to deal with the problem as humanely as poeaible. Murphy said the city is con· tactlng expertl from UC Irvine, UC Riverside and the National Audubon Society to determine if the Immature swallows can be moved before the nesta are destroyed. But why did they choose Mrs. Powell 'a house as a nesting ground in the first place? Murphy speculated that the house was chosen because of its close proximity to the bot· tomland along San Juan Creek, where the birds gather the mud they use lo build their nests. •'The Powell house is also two stories and the swallows like ' their nests in high places." he said. FBI Finalist Admits Trips LOS ANGELES (AP) - William Lucas, one of live finalists recommended as FBI director. has said he twice participated in free gambling trips to Las Vegas while he was sheriff of Wayne County, Mich., the Los Angeles Times reported today. Lucas told the Times in an ln· tervlew that he had vacationed free at the Puerto Rico home of a Detroit buainessman and that he once accepted an expense-paid trip to California from a Mot.own Records official. FBI aienll, making a back· grouod check on Lucas as a possible succeasor to FBI Direc- tor Clarence Kelley, have ques- tioned him aboµt the Laa Veaas trips, but not about the other trips, Lucaa said. fld Al r tod.Q. However, ln D troll. a GM spot 1 d the firm had llO " 0 led of the report. "No cm with lhat or· aaalsatlan ttbe military aulboli· l)') have occurred,•• tbe 1pokeaman said. Th• report follows a weekerid an.DOUDCement that GM was ooe of three American companies cleared ~the threatened boyeatl acUoa ror dealmas witb Israel. GM aells can in Israel and aaid It bH no plant to chan1e that pollcy. Al Abram 111id GM would cooper t.e wtlbt.be Arab Mllltary ludultrlal Authority, compoaed of El.Yf.l. SaudJ Arabia, Qatar and tbe United Arab Emlrate.s. At a recent meeuna ln Alexan· dria. the authority decided t.o sign qreements with AmeriCfJl. Brltlab and French weap6n· makers t.o produce antitank mis· sllea, hellcopters, Jet flihters and military vehlclea that resemble Jee~ . The authority was created in 1975 wlt.b capital of $1.ot billion to . lessen Eaypt's dependence on the Soviet Union for most of its weapons. The plan ta are expected to be built In Egypt. Weapons made by the authori- ty are to be supplied to the arm les 9r the four parUclpant,s and will be exported to other Arab countries and International markets, the Al Abram report said. The authority ls an Arab at- tempt to build self·rellanc. ln the arms field. By contrast, Jsrael produces nearly one.third ol its arms needs and exports weapons ran1in1 lrom machine euna to airplanea. · Irvine School, City Joint Use Pact Shelved Irvine school trustees have tabled an agreement between the school district and tbe city con- cern.lni Joint use of the Irvine High athletic stadium, the aquatic center and tennis courts an Heritaie Park. Truatees asked that some of the wordm1 be changed and said they will look at the agreement again at the July 13 meet.ang. They said that the way the con- tract is now written, the city could decid e to take over ownership of the s tadium by glv· ing six months notice and buying the facility al fair market value. Frank Hurd s aid the city should be required to pay the replacement cost, not fair market value. The city ha!i already approved the agreement. E'rone Page AJ SEKINS ••• explained bow paramedics in· leract with other a1enclea. Sekins says he loves the TV work and plans to do It aiain next fall . "Sure, everyone likes to bea star," laughs the fireman. ''Branding keeps us all honesi. And the customer knows it.'' "Carpeting is a blind Item. By FRANK W. HARTMANN 0qnl)tof~no MOltMlllOl en .... ~ For the consumer. few things ere bought with so little knowledge, and with so much trepidation. Two different pieces or carpeting can look the same. feel the same. claim to be made of the same kinds of mat~rlals. and have, In fact, not Qne single difference that the consumer can perceive. • Yet after Just Sf)( months of use. one will look terrible and the other will look like new. How Is the consumer to know which is which? Oddly enough, even price often won't tell her So even buying expensive carpeting la no guarantee of quality. The only thing that protects the Investment of the consumer. and the reputation of the honest retailer. is selling the brand nam~ that bOth know they can trust." 'This la why we don't private label carpttfng et Alden's. Whto you nnd umpl" with the names chanoec:t on the labels. run ever to Alden'• fast. After all, C8n>etlng Is one of life's major Investments. It shouldn't be gone into blind. .. t W ASlnNGTON <AP) -The National Cancer Institute, bow- l to public pressure, will test e controvere{al substance aetrUe on cancer patient9 who ve exhausted all other hope. Dr. Guy R. Newell, the actinl ector or the cancer JnaUtute, d Thursday the fact lbat the pertment.s wJll be conducted ea not "chlll\ie our opinion t Laetrile is not effectt ve" ln e treatment or cancer. · Proponents say Laetrile is a ancer remedy. Its opponents ay it hu no mediclnal value. "We have reconsidered our slUQO beca\JM of a lot of fat. rs, and one of them ls societal reasurea," Newell told a House Qvernment operations au'9com- ittett conduct1n1 hearlnl• into e 1overnment'1 war asaJnat ancer. Newell also said the tests are ing undertaken because of the m ber of states that have aalized Laetrile or are con· derina It, in spite of the federal titude toward the substance. Laetrile, a derlvattv~ of rlcot pits, ha• been reaallzed in states but the tood and Drul mlni1tration bans It ror in· state sales on the 1roundl that I is useless In cancer treatment. ewell said the Laetrile will be ministered In cases where pa· nts had been alven all lbe belt own medical treatment to no il. n IMtltute spokeswoman said ay that no estimate or the dy 's cost has been made. Nor ve auidellnes for accepUng rtlcipants In the project been veloped, she said. r. Saul Sheparts, a cancer in· tule scientist, said the t.est.e uld be conducted on "a couple =-hundred" terminally ill cancer tlenll and that the proaram tho.add be&in in about three afionths. l~he imUtute said results ol the "1t would be known in about a l ar. Newell said patients involved 'the test will be gJven Laelrtle lo conjunction with other Jl)edlcatlon and that no paUents will receive only Laetrile. Coast .. i Weather . Nl•ht and momlnt lo~ cloud• and fog with buy afternoon 1unablne lnland. Only buy 1unahme alona ·tho beaches. Lowa tonlabt mld·SOI to mld-GOI. Hi1h1 ~ Frlday 'lO at beaches to 80' inland. Wayne Gyger, 41, owner of a San Clemeqte marine re· pair business la ruabed to helicopter. He 1Uff ered fint and aeconp degree burm on hia forearms and face Thursday m an explosion as he worked aboard the 28· foot cabin cruiser •'Wow-wee." Harbor omclals a aid that gasoline spilled in bilge was Ignited by electrical spark. ' Disease Outbreak Preliminaey CityBu~et The Lasuna Beach Clly Coun· ell has approved a fl million pre- liminary clty bud1et tor fiscal 1977·78. The budget maintains the same ba.slc tax rate as la1t 1ear. plus the seven-cent paramedic override aathorUed by voters. The projected i>roperty tax rata of $1.12 per $100 usessed value. may chabl•• however, when ftnal asMUment. tlCW'U are reltued by the Oran(• Coun· ty Aaeuot, Finance ~Director Dick Reese said today. It malntalried at that rate. the owner ot an sm.ooo bom, would pay cit)' tax or $344. The total of the projected bud1et 18 \IP about. $253,000 over the CUfftl'\t year's bud1et. when adjusted tor fund tranafers, ,Reese siUd. He bu proJectcRS a J1 mtllfon city res rve at tbo end of Olcal . (8eelWDGET,Pa1eAI) .. PtObed on Catalina •• Avalon officials said today the national Communicable Disease Center ln Atlanta. Ga., has been called In to trace the source of a bacteria which has caused an outbreak of strep tbroal and scarlet fever amon1 Catalina Island residents. Dr1 Jama Brinkman, an l•land physician. aald he has treated a total ot 20 ciasea o( atrep throat and about six caaea of scarlet fever tn the Htt two weeta. He · aaid both diseases are caused by the same streptococ. cal bacteria and both are easily treated wlth penicillin. ..The hat been no need for quarantine or isolation," be added Dr. Brinkman said most ot the castt have b(ert children. None bu been hospUalized. "ll •1 unusual to have aomethtnc llke thla," be added. "It's not been seen much in re· cent tim~. We wonder why it's happenlns and so we've aotten the communicable disease center involved. • 'll'a really more of an academic problem than a real threat to health. This bacteria doesn't poae any real problems because lt ta so auscepttble to pentdllln," the physician said. Boy's Par.ents Seek Damagea From Crash Books, Services . Legal ., WASIUNGTON (AP) -The U.S. &spreme Court save states broad MW authority today to apeo.d tax dollars in providing aid to parocbia.l •cbool puplb. The court, In a seriet ot opt. nlona ttia1 broke no new consti.lu-• tlonaJ fl'OUDd, 1ald 1tate1 can spend money for textbooks and certam educational services but cannot finance field trips or lend paroclu•l schools equipment such as maps and audio·vlsual aidt. -2 The declJlon, aJthouah only a t partial defeat for Ohio reaidenll who cballeaect a 1£at.e law allow· .. tn1 expeDclitures for all such aid, ii a alpifi(ant departure ~ rece'Gt ,~•Court rullnp an the Oon.stib.rtton'a requirement ot aeparaUonot church anclatate. . J The dedJlon ap~ to clear ·the way In Ob.lo Ud other states - that UdOiii to the f~ metb.Odt approved by the court 1 lot 1tudenta at cburch·run J schools to recelve zoucb more stat. .td than lhey bave men able to up to now. The court'• decision ls a klnd of lnlti'uctional manual for 1tate leci•latures. ti they wiJh to use it, to ftnd wayt to runnel tu money to parochial pupils without run· run, afoul of the Constitution. I other state le1lslature1 follow Oblo'• lead, parochial schoola acro11 the nation, throuah tbelr student.I, could t'e- cetv• wt.adlalla tqt.aling mU.Uons otdoUan. In Obio several Catholic leaders said lhat the over·all im· pact ot the hJCh court'• rullnc would be of major financial ben~fit for the state's Catholic scbooll. .. . David Young, a lawyer for the Catholic •bcboola in Oblo, said: "NHdl., to HJ, any approval by the SUpterne court comes as a welcome reltef to the extent that without tbeM remedial atrvtcea. the children wuesufferin1 ... Lelf,slaUon puaed by the dbia Le1tslature ln 1015 "lends'_' up to $88 million worth ot maleriala and Hl'Vteet over the next two 1ears to student• la private schools, most of them run by re-Ullous Oi-pnluUons. h prQj • lZ nm'i!iMtt. 1a~ue t J•ar ln &UlcAcid nl ·.La t year in· ettaaie •• 24 ~rent. 'Iba( in· crease b due lo new construction a rovaJuaUon ol exastlaf pro-P*tl as their market value dim • rincipa l expenditures io- cludd lice D e partm ent · Sl,:W.::: '-rue l>epartme.llt · $901))00 -Municipal Services $806,000 -Non-departmental (utilities, etc.> : $1570,000 -Lifeguards: $270,000' -Plannin1 Department: $190,000 -Human Alf airs: $162,000 -Finance De partment: $164,000. A final budgel will be present ed for approval and formal set Line or lhc lax rate in late July or August ENGINEER SOUOHT Patrick Kearney .. SWALLOWS CONGREGATE AT ROOF OF POWUL HOME In San Ju•n C•pt•tr•no. POetlo Cr••ture• P•ln tn Neck F,.._1'.f/lflf!AI SWALLOW SQUA'ITERS. • • Though Mrs. Powell presented the city Wilh a Jar of the varloua blrd·bof¥ tmecta lnf esUnc ber yard, Orange County \l.fCtor con· trol otnctats wet"e" called ln thll week to tnvest.laate. Sure enough, they r~ported, the birds bad brou&hl In various kinds ol bu11, inchldin1 a species or mite believed to carry Weatem SI.AVINO SUSPECT David HUI Equine Encepbalttls. Tbe county lllveat11ators re· commended removal of the neat.a and futii!JaUOP tJt tbe attic of tbe well home. "Altbo&dh 1wallow1 are fine blrd1, ·and San Juan Capistrano l• noted for U\elD, one must also consider the poqlbl• etreet.a on lb• public whenever they become '° numerous that thelr ecto- parulU. bellD feedln1 on the human lllbabltanta of the area," lhe county report noted. Tbat reeornmendaUon put the city 1taff ln a quandU,Y ao they brouibt the matter to the City Council this weelt. Tbe couDc11 auuested that tho staff awdy WA)'I to deal witb the problem .. humandy as paplble. Murphy said the city ta coo- tacUnt experta from UC Irvine. UC Rlveralde and the N'aUooal Audubon Society to determine lf lhe Immature 1wallow1 can be moved before the neats are deatl'O)'ed. But wt\y dld they choose Mrs. Powell'• house as a neattne 1r0Wld in lhe flnrt place? Murphy speculated that the houtle was chosen becauae of its close proximity to the bot- tomland alon1 San Juan Creek, where lhe birds aather lhe mud they use to build their neats. ''The Powell house ts allO two stories and the awallowa like their nest.a ln blah places, .. he said. IP 2s Pereent 1>Ml't PIMll ~ ...... TEACHES SEA LORE Leguna'e Cunningham Au1. 10 and meet.a from 1 to S p.m. MondaYI and Wednesda.ya at La1Wla 's Malo Beach. -"M~rmalds" for girls 8 loll years of age. Tbey learn all the thinas the Sea Cubs do. The pro- 1ram runs from July 5 Ulrouah Au1. 8 and meeta trom l to i p.m. SC· Budget Hearings On . The Sin Clemente Clty Council opened bud&et 1tudy bearlnp ThursdaY to detenntno how $12. 7 mlllton will be 1pent Lil flacal yearlm·78. · The budeet ll up 2S percent from thb year, mott of the tn- creue Lil eltlmated revenue1 duo fr-om developert' fees for aewer and water project.. City Finance Director Rod Coloma 1&ld the actual budeet in· creue, minus the S:l.4 million de· velopen' fees, ls only 3.85 per· cent, or about $380,000. , The councU covered expected revenue10Urces,general1overn· ment expenses and budceta for poJlce, tlr•t lilepardl and public works aepartmentt In Thursday' a half-day meetln1. The remainder of the budaet waa scheduled tor study at 7:30 p.m. Monday at councll cbam· bera, 100 Avenlda Presidio. Of total revenues, only about $1.8 millloo is etlirnated to be raised by the property tax rate o! $1.21 per Sl.00 assessed valuation. Coloma recommended no cban&e in the tax r~. Other toU.rces of revenue in· elude other taxa, CODttructJon, wat.r and tewerfees. CouncllmaD Tooy Dt Giovanni called one proposed new aource of revenue a "hassle" and ..an~ attempt by eovemment to 1etlnto" people'a llv.,.. The source, a home lnlpection program, would assess owners of 1ln1le·family homes or apart· ment build.int• a $25 fff when they eell the structures. Object of the inspection is to discover buil~ code violations or any bootle&1ed, unauthorized addi· tion1 to the realdences. City Manacer Gerald Weeks e1tlmated that 1,200 inspections would be dooe In a year, earn.tns '30,000. The program would pay for itselt. he said, including a new bulldla& iNpector's salary and administrative overhead. The council made no decl.alon on theproeram. cilman Bill Walker wu noncom· mittal. Thelnuewuundeclded. Another issue of council debate was a propoted bathroom build- ing lo be Included in a new wing of dty ball. The only bathroom accessible to the public during meetinp in the council cliam· bera are located beblnd the coun- cll da11. A council spectator who goes to the restroom now mult tramp up lo the front of the room and past the councll. Public Works Director Phil Peter araued the cue for a new reslroom. "You know we only have the one John." be said, "to be perfectly frank, for the men.•• Lane told Peter, "You talk as it W1 wue 10rqo aort of beer bar.•• "Well," Peter responded, "Everyocie bu b1a momln& cof- fee." Money for the "" re1t room w a1 ldt ln the bud&et. l',....P,,.eAJ F...-PageAJ All Baek Today Councilman Thomas O'Keefe objected to the proposed 1pend- int of $5,000 city money for celebrations commemorating the 5()tb anniversary of the in- corporation of San Clemente. SUIT ••• SUSPECTS SOUGHT. • • .,.. eeks ago Their descnpltons have been circulated to law en- forcement agencies throul'houl the state. Rlve1'11ldc officers said both men arc practicing homosexuals and have been known to frequent homosexual bars and gathennRll throughout Southern California an recent years. Kearney was descn~d today as a brilliant e lectronics engineer wtlh unusually high IQ who worked for Huehes Aircrafl in Los Aneeles County. They said Kearney was fluent m six lanaua1e~ and wu the dominant male partner in the homosexual mcnaae he and Hill maintained in Redondo Beach. Capo Home RiOed A burglar who entered the pre· mises via an unlocked shdani gJus door took $350 ln cash from a San Juan Ca pistrano home. Oranie County sheriff's of· f1cera said the theft wss report.eel by carpenter Buryl Clair Hemerick, 27, of 32925 Aveni<U Del Rosal. Hill was described as un- employed with no particular job skllls. "He was the housewife," a Riverside officer explained. A $6.9 million 1977-78 tenatlve budget that mclude.t a 46-c:ent tax cut was approved Thursday by trustees or the La1una Beach Unified School District. The drop from the ~!Stint Pn>- perty lax rate of $2.'71 per $100 &S• sessed valuation looks deceptive· ly appealing. With the district as- sessed vaJuaUon projected for a 15 percent increase, homeownera sttli will face sll1htly bi1her school tax bllla, according to Business Manaaer Clyde Lov· elady. The school budcet includes $3.2 million in teacher salaries. Non· teaching employe salaries totaJ Sl.1 rnlJJion. Income from loc~l aou rces amounts to $.'5 .1 m U lion. Bealdes property taxe•, the budaet relies cm $33,000 federal aid and '760,000 state aid for special leamin1 ~roar ams. The tchool buqet la a 7 .8 per. cent increase over the curttnt budaetyear, Which ends June$0. The Laguna school 'a budret ls due tor further review next month, wtth public hearings on.. the final budget scheduled for August. Sick-out by County Wo~kers Fizzles discrtmlnation and favorttiJm. But Scott saJd the county's po1ltion la that pay ralsea for employes' should be baaed on merit u opposed to the lenit.h ot time they have been employed by tbec:ounty. The county•s latett otter pro- vide. a 5.1 percent pay Increase for about 8,000 worltera. About 800 would receive a lesaer In· creue while about 700 would be given a bilher raiff. O'Keefe said the event should be financed by private funds raised by the chamber of com- merce or the historical society. He said the money would be better spent on some project such as a new noor for the South Coast Area Boyt Club aymnulum. O'Keere compared tbe city celebration to the aation~I Baeen· tennial, "where a buncb of bi&wip aatber around end say how ueat we are ... Mayor Donna WUkluon sup. ported the plan to underwrite the celebraUon. saying a !50tb an· nivenary, "only comes every 50 years." She said the entire com• munity would benefit from 11. Dt Giovanni called It a miluae of public funds. Councilman B. Patrick Lane •<reed. Coun· on charees of felony dnmken drivlna. He le fl'ee on ball. Sao Clemente General HospltaJ officials stated Thurs- day that Michael C. Dawes has been on the hospital's critical l~t since belns admitted lo the facili-ty Junes. 'l'he boy's parents claim that the opet"ator1 of Harpoon Henry's share neellcence ln the action since Mardlan asaertedly was a~rved with drinks there tm- mediatay prior to the accident. San White Home? WASHINGTON (AP) -At President Carter'• request. two covernment aaencies are 111· veat.lptfq whether It would be pracUeal to use solar heaUni in the White Houle. ''Branding keeps us all honest. And the customer knows it.'' Ry FRANK W. HARTMANN ~-~ M-4ol••.t1141t~ ..carpeting Is a blind item.1 For the consumer. few things are bought with to Uttte knowledge. and with so much trepidation. Two different pieces of carpeting can look the same. feet the tame, claim to be made of the same kinds of materials, and have, In fact, not one single dffference that the consumer can perceive. Yet after Just ah< montne of use. one will lo6k terrible and the oth like new. Row is the consumer to know which is which? Oddly enough, even pt1ce often won't ten her. So even buyJng expensive carpeting Is no guarantee of quaJlty. The only thing that protect$ the investment of ·the consumer. and the reputation of the honest retaJler, la selling the brand namee that both know they can trust." . This it Why we don~ private label carPe11"'1 at Alden'& When you find eampf with the names changed on the labels, run over to Aid n't fast. After•"· carpeting is one of llfe'a major investm nte. It shouldn't be gon Into blind. • • ' NGECOUNTY, CAL!IFORNIA 1l1 edov rawtoner. Banda of school kids, unable to • t l ancJent crec11 crnl, atood Ot.ltlido and watched the re- 1ultl en tile electric acoreboafd. Tfl y were Tracy'• private arm)'. ...-: "Tracy, Tracy, Tracy," tb97 oil ~.over lhd over. Tr:a~y came onto the court drelied 1n what looked lite a lit· tie 1lrl'1 party dress, sll1btty too Jarce, white with a blue pocket and a bhae lab Ued lnto a bow be Ind ber back. s • med the pocket to bold Ute coad bell wbeiD • served. Her lop are ao thin they looked ·Ut• ptpestems. and tbe atlrt ol ber dre11 fell almost to her knees. ' The crowd rushed for aeata mo- menta after former champ on Stan Sailth bad beaten Oony Parun of New Zealand ln a <See TaACY, Pa&e AJ> Home Non~se.Ilea May Get .. Aid . tP :a'.rochial Aid I . ···Law ExpandS WASHINGTON CAP) -The (J.s. Supreme Court cave stat.ea ~road new authority today to nd tax dollars in provtcnn, aid parochial school pupils. The court, in a aeries of opl· ons that broke no new consUtu· nal 1round, said states can end money for textbooks and ttam educational tervfces but nnot finance field trlpa or lend rochlal schools equipment 1 ch as maps and audJo.vbual ds. The decision, although only a rtJal deleat for Ohio re1ldenta no Cha.Uented a state law allow. I expendJturet for all such ald, a sienl!lcant departure from e_nt Supremo Court ruijno on • Ccn1UtuU0t1'.a mwretiaintot aration of church and state. • he future of some 700 acres or v dneloped Irvine Company d in Newport Beach ii to be cussed Monday when coun· men meet with company of· lals during the councU atudy sion. he subject of the meeUn1 will a report prepared by a tuk e or city staff members and pany representatives to out· a schedule for the develop- nt c.f the last of the company's din&• in Newport Beach. e schedule lor the t6 parcels ns from the com.in& lt'TJ.78 fis· c l year tbrouib the 1989-90 fiscal ~ ar and is bAaed on a schedule ror impiovementa of the road •r•tem that is contained 1n the City's 1eneral plan. The tnue of development tlm· lDS and expansion of Newport's cong ted roadwaya baa t>eoome the focal polnt of city debate. , Last week three members or 1 ~e plannin& commluion posed a recommendation that the coun· cU impose a moratorium on de· yelopment unlll the city'• road uatem can catch up with the ex· ibttnetrarrlc. lhe commission recommend•· also aakt the council to then ~Y allow development in con· ~tt with fUrthcr improvement.I ~ ltl• road system. , The 3 to 2 vote wu taken u an <See IA~. Pase .U> . The declsion appears to clear the way tn Ohio and other stat.ea that choose to use the fund.in&. method.I approved by the court for students at cburch·run acbooll to receive much more state aid than they have been abletouptonow, The court'• decision is a kind of instructional manual for state Ieatalatu.ret, if they wtsb to use it. to find way1 to funne\ tax money to parochial pup!ls without run· nlnf afoul of the Constitution. I other state le1Islature1 follow Obio'a lf)ad, parocblal schools across· the nation, throup their studenta, could re- cei ve windlalll totallng mtllioas of dollarl. In Ollto, ii al Catllollc leaden 1aid that the over·all lm· pactfd the b1* rt'• ruling would be of major financial benetlt for the ttate•a Catholic acboals. Specifically, the court •P· prowed these fonm ol state aid to parocbial lludeots: -Diapo1tic speech and hear- i n 1 1ervice1 conducted on parochial school crounds. -Therapeutic, guidance and remedial services at sites lack· in& the "pervuively sed.arian atmosphere of the church· related schools." The court would not allow, however, these forms of ald: -The loan of equipment to Stu· denta, an action the court said "lneacal)&bly, bad the primary ef· feet of provfdin1 a dJrect and sub· stantial advancement of the see· tarian enterprise." -Mone1 or transportation aid for field trips, because the parochial schools and not their atudenta would control the timlne and frequency of such trips. Body Found On NB Boat Orante Cdlinty coroner's ln- veatlaatora said today they believe that a man whose body w u discovered on bis boat moored in Newport Harbor Thurtday died of natural causes. Robert Anlel Williams, 47. was found by hla son· Robert M. Williams at about 2 p.rn. when the Yount man rowed out to the · boat moored ln mid-channel off the 900 block l>I EutBay Avenue. . Tbe youth told police hls father bad been llvlna ~board the veuel and be Jul .. w him alive three •e•kl eatller. Coimty Finds Lead In Tiro Sex MUrtlen By TOii BULEY OfU.MlylllttMMI Oranee County Sheriff's of. ricers are working with lawmen from three other counties today in an lnte~ive search for two Redondo Beach men accused in Riverside Count1 of two homosexual kJllln1s. One of the suspects was deacribed es a brilliant elec· tronlcs en1tneer nuent 1n six laneu-.es. The Riverside murder war· rant• name Patrick Wayne Kearney, 3'1, (the ensineer) and David Doualu HUI, 34, as the klllers ot Arturo Marquez, 24, of O•nard and John OUs LaMay, 1'1, of El SeJtUDdo. Marquez• body, shot through the bead, was found in the Ban· ninc area March 3. Orrtcers said be wu sexually asuulted before beln1 killed and wu tut seen alive In the Los An1ele1 area. Lalday'a dismembered body waa found fn a plastic baf on Hi&hway 71, el1bt mlles south of Corona March 18. It was iden· lilied desplte the absence of the head, both bands and both feet. A1aln, Riverside officers said the victim had been sexually as· aaulted but the exact cauH of de· ENOJNEEA SOUGHT Pn1ck K••rney ath cannot be determlhed due to the absence of port.loo• of the bodv. <SeeSVSPECTS, f'ace AZ> County To Study I Relief ;1 BJ KATHY CLANCY J Of .. OlllY P•lltSMiff C A property tu relief proposal • designed to benefit those who stay put in their homes wu UD· veiled today by Oranie County 1 Supervisor Ralph Clark and M· sessor Brad Jacobs. Clark and Jacobs plan to pre- sent their proeram to supervisors Tuesday then take the plan to state legislators, whO are in the process of atudylna ta reform proposals. Jacobs aUmated th• procram could save Oranee County families staylne in their homes, as opposed to real estate speculators about $100 million a year in property taxes. He pl"O)JOleCl mekln1 up that amount by aakina t.he leclslature to adopt a two to three percent r ' al estate transfer tu OD home aalu b)' eo-ealled 1pac:.:lr.on, r defined as thole wbo aell mor. -· th-'1 one bolne &)tear. Hoane ~ers would ~ ex-1 eJDPl*! from tbt transfer tu. wr .. eck Douses c1.r1c a Jaeom• four paint l W a' taxpropoealwOuld: I -benUe ... ....., exemp- Power, Debris litters Street Newport Beach •a Superior A venue wu expected to remain closed until late today while workmen from the Southern California Edison Company cleaned up debris from a traffic accident that felled one or their poles and caused a major power outaee. The accident occurred at about 3 a.m. tcday when a car driven southbound bY Denoia Potts, 22, of 19881 Potomac St., Huntington Beach failed to negotiate the tum on Superior just above Pacllic Coast Hiabway and slammed in· tGtbepole. An Edison spokesman said 1,920 customers lost their elec- tricity for 90 minutes after the ac· c1dent. The outa1e didn't affect the nearby Hoa1 Memorial Hospital, a hospital spokesmu Hid. Pott.I wu taken to the hospital for treatment of faclal injuries before police booked him on sus- picion ol drunken drlvJ.ne. Pollce were able to open Superior this momtn1 to one lane of northbOund tr.rric, but they closed it by midday in order to etve Edlaon crews a chance to let at the felled pol&. tiooa hocn si. 750 to $2,500 annual- ly. -PenaU ..._ who atay in their bOm• to have their exemp- Uon lDcreaHd each year by the same percelitage thelt property value increased. -Add $IJI a year to the ex- e m ptton for each year a homeowner fiJd an exemption claim ln the same home. -Poree aayoae except builders who aell more than one home a year to pay a two to three percent real estate tran.arer tax. A• an example, Jacobi select· ed the home Of Ray Weimer, 9792 Cornwall Ave., Westminster. If the new exempUon aystem bad been in effect lut year the Welmef1' who have clalmed a homeowner's oemptlon for four yeara would have pald only $828.tlB in property taxa as ~ posed to the $1.137 they pald. Jacobi aald be felt lt was un·. fair for real estate 1pec:watora (SeieBEUEP, Paae AJ) MarxIDApin SANTA MONICA (AP> Groucbo Marx'• temporary eon· ae"ator 1aid todayJhe comedian bu been bOlpltalized •lain and is "quite 1tck, quite feeble.'' (Earlier story, A5) . ,,,...,__Al SUSPECTS. • They 1aid LaMay wat laat seen alive March 14 near his El Se1un· do home. Oraoee Co\&nty ofllcen wut to question Hill and Kea111ey about two klWnca that occurred iD the Ortega Hllhway area near San Juan Capistrano and wblch bear strong homosexual ovenonea. Neither man bu been tden· titied. They have Wen Jo11ed by 1heriff's and coroner'• officers as ··John Doe 1" and John Doe2." The lirat victim was found Aul(. 22 by a hiker who klcked a tra1h ba1 off the road and then <Uscovered that it waa at\lffed with human rem,uns. Officert aaid the body, ln an advanced sta1e of decompoll· tion, wu that of a youth aied about lS who had been sexually assaulted and tho\ in the bead. The second body, found leu than a mile away from the tint location Oct. 6, la that of a man aged about. 21 who also wu shot in the head after beina fexually abused. Kearney and Hlll are also wanted for queatlonlnt ln Los An1eles and San Dle10 counties ln connectlol'\,wlth four other kill· Inga of youna men that are almoat identical to the Oranae and Riveraide 1layin11. Both men, who shared a home 10 Redondo Beach for , aeveral years, disappeared about four week• a10. Their detcriptJons have been circulated to law en· forcement aaenclu throuabout the 1tate. Riverside orficers said both men are pracUclns homosexuall and have been known to fr*luent homosexual bars and 1atherlD1• throu1bout. Soulhem Callfornla an recent years. Kearney was described today as a brilliant electronics engineer with unusually blah IQ who worked for Hu1he1 Alr(ralt in Loa An1elea County. They eald Kearney wH nueht in six lan1ua1e1 and wu the dominant male partner ln the homosexual men9.1e be and J{Ul maintained In Redondo Beach. F,....Page.4J RELIEF ••• who only own rlve to 10 percent or the homes In Oranae County to force property tax bills up for Lhe 80 percent who temaln in their homes for as long aa five to 20 years. H e sold the so.called, s peculators account for 35 to 40 percent ot the home ulea In 0tan1e County every year while what he called the .. atay· putten" account for 15 to 20 per-1 cent of Lhe sales. Another aroup Jacobs called inve1toN1 who hold their homes two to live )lean account for rouahlY anoulher 35 percent o( the salet, he said. DAILY PILOT . ...,. .. _ ___ II#...., , .. , .. ~ Ill<•~..-.----~ .. p,....ropAJ TRACY ••• lengthy men's singles match. People packed the alllea and occupied every foot of 1t~n1 room. . It was a big moment for lhl1' lOO·year-old tournament, 'which haa seen scores of areat mo- menta. Cbria wu obviously nervous at first, 1081nl the openlne game. She mutt have reco1niied 1ometbipg of herself when she faced the Rollins HUis tyke acrou Lhe net. She was 16 when she wowed Forest HiU. ln 1971. Chris had earlier expressed her concem to Billie Jean King. ''Don't worry, Cbria," Bllllc Jean told her. "It's just the way I felt when I first went out aaatn.t you.'' Tracy, a1thou1h outclassed, ln· trliued the Wimbledon eaJtery w\tb the force of her shots and the all-around atrenath of her eame. She looked like a carbon copy of Min Evert with her flat forehand. her two-fisted backhand and her courtaavvy. .. . She played like a veteran. "l think ahe it 1 bett.r player than Chrissy wu when she came up," said England's Ted Tlnlin1. wbo baa seen some 50 Wimbledon•. "She has more power and the ii a better volleyer.'• "Chris it too strong for me, ahe hi~ the ball ao deep," Tracy aatd 10 the press interview af · terwarda, bracea on her teeth cll1tenln1. "But 1 ww what to expect." Sbe said abe tbou1bl she played well but wi•hed atae could play the match over •tatn. ·•1 wouldn't be to a1udou1 to put away a winninc lt\ot," sh• said. •·1 would stay with her lon1er. •' She admitted she was nervous. After the match, Chris put on arm around Tracy's ahoulders. Tbe two of them then faced the royal box and curtaled, just a• they bod done before start of play. "Dld Cbrtl teU you what to do?" Tracy wu aJked. , "No/' &be replied, •'the photo- traphen dld.'' COUNTY EMPLOYES GATHER FOR LUNCH HOUR RALLY In Santa Ana, th• Summer Beglne With Dlecontent County Employes' 'Sick-out' Fades By KATHY CLANCY Ot•o..ttl'l ... Slitft A amall Oran1e County emploYe alck-out believed .U,ed thil week to prote1t salary and benefit offers made durtnt COO• tract talks, apparently ended to-day, county officiah aald. Nine employes phoned or re· ported in Ul Thursday. About 80 . did theaame Wednesday. Cotmty Personnel Director Bert Scott said this mornlnt that all worken were on duty. Thate reporting l1I earlier had been county carpenten, ph.un· bers and others who had been of· fered a 2. 75 percent pay increase for the comina year. A bike of more than five percent wu of· fered moat other county workers. Dur1ng a noon rally Thursday about 250 county employes 1athered to protest contract of· fen ln aeneral alon1 with a pro- posed chan&e in the automatic Boy's Parents Seek D~mages . From Crash Damaeea totalln1 more than $1 million were demanded Thurs· day by the parent.I of a 13.year· old boy who wu struck by a car and seriously injured June 5 near · Doheny Stale Park. Named u defendants In the Oran1e County Superior Court law1ult are Robert ?rtarotan Jr .. Larry A. Hall and Wlnd and Sea Re1taurant1, the operators of Harpoon Henry'• Seafood Restaurant, 2.5062 Del Prado St., Dana Point. It la alteaed by plaintiff• Leslie and Joan Dawes that Mardlan, the driver, left the restaurant In an intoxicated condition and wu driving aU5 tDllea an hour Jn a 35 mile an hour zone when be 1\ruck Michael C. Dawes, lS. pay bikes they are now aranted each year for standard job performance. Some In the 1roup, whlcb packed the 1uperVilor1' hearinl room, alao complalntd abOut waie dUferencH between various cla11e1 of county work en. The rally wu called by the Oran1e County Employe Al· aoclatlon to explain Uie bar1atn· In& poeltlona to members. The auoclatlon repr~Hnt1 about 1,600 of the county'• 8,600 employea. OCEA 1poke1man Ed Stewart told fellow employea a proposed merit pay ay1tem could eliminate current automatic pay increues for workers, leavlna their salary hikes up lo manage· ment.. · As a result, ho contended, the change could lead t.o a aysteM of dl1crimlnalion and favortUem. Citationa By the BOok RUPERT, ldabo 'AP)- Idaho State Police HY two motorcycle-rld.11\1 women clad only in nt1hteown1 were stopped outalde the Rupert city llmlta by of· ficer Delon Jone1. The women, alona wllh a third · female dresaed In jean.a and a ahirt, were re· turnlna home from a slumber party, pollce tald. When he controntcd lhe women in the nllhteowoa, police said Jones dld what the police handbook told him to-he 111ued all three citations for not wearlna helmet.a. J Th• Jaycees. •bo ·~ tM beauty ooatest.; b&H •&reed to donate proceectamm tile July 18 event to 1JW chamber's bulldlnl fund The C:IWnbiw'a latest fund- raJ•lnc tfrort wUI offer a Cadillac Seville u the main prlie . A chamber spokesman said that iD addition to the new car. muy oUw' prizes will be offered Jn the Monte Carlo room at the NewPorter IM. Ticket.a are SS each or six for $25 ancS available from cb4UDber memben. Contestaota for the beauty pa1eaot -1'• beiDI soU,bt by Jayceet wbo a~ entran~ must be female and unmarried between the 11esof 18 and 29. Contestuta muat be a()ODIOl'ed by a local bull.Mia Of' orcanlu· tJon which will ha.-e to pay a '200 entryffe. AppllcaUons are available ln Uie olftce of Jaycees President Frank Barcelona. 1800 Dove St., tuite 400. Deadline for entries l5 July 10. pare cl me Oft -:..... 1 Remnut: ft I dlvtd lnto tbree PArce1s-wltb the bl lloe PAftell ld't u open 1pace and d.ivtalcn of the • aere plocenext to Eutblialf Part •CllCelted for ooe-acN loa for SlDCJe family boaies wilh DO date ' Mt ford <reloPment. -Newporte.r Nortll: An •acre site would be primarily for •inlle famlly use with a mulaium Umlt ot m unit.a. allho\.\i.b ~ ot the IOUtbern end of the property eowd be used'°" expanllon ot the Newporter loo. 1be atart of ~ st ruction it set tor April of 19'18. ......'!°beCaAa•a,a: Thereslden· Ual portion, north of 16th ~ alonealde Dover Drive, ii 40 acres proposed for con· domlnluma with construcUon to begin In mld·l978. The southern parcel ot 25 acr• lo be dev.Soped for a bot.a ot up to 225 rooms wtth conatruct\oa to ala.rt ln mld·m& or alter work bu t?esun on the --B8Tllde Marine: The one· acre 1lte at the entrance t.o Balboa Island would bave a small two or three·story otnce bulldlng along with park use. Conat.ructlon to be a in In late ms. Killer Waa ,Organized -FIUb A~eaae Corrlder: ·There are three parce11 along Fifth Avenue from MacArthur to Poppy A venue. The piece closest to Lhe exiltiol apartment" would be for more mulU·famlly and the rest for •lnsle family re- • aldentlal. Flnt conatructloo to be1ln ln early 1979. WEAVERVILLE (AP>·- Before a depressed teacher killed h11 wife and committed suicide, he made burial aM'ange. menta and telephoned the cor· oner, Trinity County Coroner George Files 11y1. Files, wbo also operates a mortuary, aatd Mtlan Holcomb, 35, made routine "Jr•· arran1ementa'' for bimae and ht• wife ¥C>Dday, but 1ave nobint ·of any~. Holcomb and his wife had served in the Peace Corpe and were tacber.counaeJon at the Stepping Stone School in R9d· dln1. Files 1atd. they were have m arit.al dllftcultles. be8ln in early 1979. -Westbay: On Irvine Avenue between Umveraity Drive and Santiaao Drive, the 58-acre 1it.e would be alnalo family reslden· Ual with a small market-oriented shopplne center. Six acres ol the site bu been offered in a trade lo the clty. ConstructJo,n anUcipat· ed to at.art ln early 1979. No Action Seen SANTA CRUZ <AP) -Of. flciala of University or Callfomia·Santa Cruz satd the school plans no d.ilcipUoary ac· lion acatnst students amooc the 401 demonstrators arrested dur- ing a May 27 sit· in. lrvi~ Teen Held In Thefts From Cars Irvine police said toda~ they have arrested a 16-year-old boy on 1t11plcion of commJttlna al least 18 pre-dawn auto burllartes in which $2,700 worth ot radio. and atereoe were •~en. A bout $500 worth or radJo equlpmmt bu been recovered. police said. But Uie rest or the property is believed to have been sold to atu· dents at Uni"enlty High School at a fraction ol their cost, accord· toe to pollce. The boy, an Irvine resident, haa been releued to bis parents pendlnf further action by JuvenUe autboriUea. · Police alleae the bur1luies oc- cur red at about 5 •.m. on weekend mom1ns• before the youth started hit paper route. CillHD band radio•. A14·P"M radlot and cassette players were taken in tbe Ranch, Smoketi'ee, Caltfornla Homes and Orangd!'ee residential areas. Hall, 21, of 35W Beach Road, Caplltrano Beach,..ils identified as MardJan'1 p"auenaer. M ardlan, so, the son of Watergate Justice Department fi1ure Robert Mardian Sr., faces court action July 1 ln South Oranae County Munlcip•l C.ourt on char1e1 of felony drunkeft drlvine. He la tree on ball. ''Branding keeps us all honest. San Clemente General Hospital offtclals stated Thurs- day that Michael C. Dawes has been on the hoepltal's critical list •lnce beine admitted to the taclU- ty Junes. The boy's parents clatm that the operators of Harpoon Henry's ahare nectl1ence ln the acuon 1Jnce Mardlan uHrtedl1 was a~rved with drinks there Im· mediately prior to the accident. And the customer knows it.'' .. ' By FRANK W HARTMANN o""'"°'d~..,. ..._.,,IO fe•I.._~ Disease Outbreak J o.11, Pl., Staff ~ SWALLOWS CONGREGATE A1 ROOF OF POWELL HOM! In S.n Juen Ceplatreno, Poetic Creature• Pein In tf~k Legend, Rli~y Birda More ~She'll SUiillOw By WIU.JAM SCHREIBER OI tile 0.Mly ~i ... It.fl San Juan Caplslrano'a much· revered swallows, letend in sons and story. are noChln1 but a pain, in the neck for Jeannie Powell Mrs. Powell, who Uves in a year-old tract house In the Mis- sion Creek development along Orte1a Hichway, probably wishes the blrdJ hadn't returned to Capistrano thil year. Or, lf they had to come back, ahe's wondertnt why they cboM to bt&ifd their mud .neats beneath Lbe eaves ol ber home Instead of snore Lradltlonal places like the Qld miaslon church rulna. ••Everybody here seems to have two or thtee neata under the aves," said WUliam Murphy, San Juan's public Works direc· tor. "I even have my two this year. But Mrs. Powell hu about lSO of them -more than 75 un- der one eave alone.·• The flock of nestinc swallows bas caused problems Mrs. Powell never expected, ran&lni from muses of white bird drop. pine• oo walls and windows to an tnfeatation or mlw and other ln· sects that plague her dot and children. For swallow-conscious cilty ol· ftciala, who have a law on the books ma.king their entire town a blrd aanctuan Mrs Powell'• problem 11 a rea' municipal headache . M ra Powell 11 reportedly "very senalU•e' about the attua tlon and could not be reached for comment But Murphy and other city of ficiala who have talked to bet aald ahe 'really llke.' the swallows but they bav• •Imply Jotten out of band " Tboqh Mrs Powell presented the city with a Jar of the vart~ bird-borne inaecta lnluiw her yard, Orance County vec~ con- trol officials were called ln thla wee~ to investigate. Sure enough, thef reported, the birds bad brou&ht ln varloua (8ee8WAUOW, Pate~) CUFFS DOFFED; SlJSPECT RUNS Home No,,,..sellers May Get Tax ,._efief t C ByKATHYCLANCY Oftlleo.lly ~l ... llMI tpellt oo what. Wltbln the col· umn1Ofnumbtn11 an ouWne ot wbat ~ and realdents can expect wtll bappeca in the dis- trict '• 25 tcbDob next year. It boWI wbeth r the dlstrict'a mualc IJl'.Oll".•m wUl be ma.in· talned, cut back or expan· ded .•• 11 a tchOol bulldloi ls co. ina to be rep~red . • . which student.a Will be buted . •. . bow mucb the hancbea will cos- • I a t •.. bow man7 employes tben wlll be IDd much more. Tnllteel weltb proarama and proposal• aaatnst each other in an attempt to decide wblch la the ~t Important.· The difference ta not alwaya obvious. All Uie tnaltefl Hy they wlll make their ct.elalou on the l>Uta ol what la belt for the atuderita. SboUld they put the money lnto an academic proaram or the lm· proyemeftt ol & IC:bool "'""".-..g, Children med to learn n wrltlni, arilbmetlc ud ot.ber thtnp. But the bulldina• abo muatrbe snafn ned eo there la always a aale place to hOu:se UM cblldra. Loa Youna. president ol. the board,' aliid her priority will be "to provide the best, ~ most. for the leut. for tJle greater ma· Jorttyol.tbeltudents." States Win Control Over Parochial Aid I ' 'Lfut Hope' Laetrile OK'd For Testing WASHINGTON <AP> -The National Cancer Inatltute, bow- lnc to public pressure, will te,ist the controversial 1ub1tance Laetrile on cancer patienta who bave exhausted all other hope. dard treatment and dummy pJlls or Injections that they would think was Lat!trile. He said pa· tleots would not know whether they were in the Laetrile 1roup or 1 in the 1roup recelvine dummy medication. OUtbreak Radiatian KilkrEyed WASHINGTON (AP> - The Pentacon la taklnc ateps to produce neutron . abells for its nuclear artillery forces in Europe, the Wuhinston Poat re· ported today. Quolin& unnamed aourcea, the Post said pro· ductton of the artillery · ahella only awaits con. greuional funding and PrHldent Carter'• ap. pron!. . Neutron warhead4 klll people by tadl.atJon alone, wbtle eonvenUonal nuclear wHpons destroy tar1eta with~~ and rad! Uon. ·-' Dt Guy R Newell, the acting dlrec• of the cancer lDJtitute, aald Thursday the fact that lhe experhneAtl wtll bt conduct*f does not "chant• our opinion that Laetrile la not dfectlve" ia the ti'eatinent of cancer Pro~ts aay Laetrile is a cattcer rem"2y Its opponents aa1 lt hu ao medicinal value. "We have reconsidered our position because Of a lot of fac- tors and one of them la tocietal pre11ure1, '' Newell told a House fovemment operations aubcom· mlttee conducUn1 hearings into lhe 1overnment'1 war a1ainst cancer Of Dise08e · Youtha Take On: Catalina Yacht, Flight Newell illso said the tests are beln1.t.mdf>rtaken because of the number of states that have lttallzed Laetrile or are con- iider~ lt, in aplte or the federal aUltude toward the substance. Laetrile, a derivative of apricot pat.a, has been le1allzed in 11 atatea but the Food and Drue Admln!Stration bans tt ror in· terstate Olea on the aroundJ that It la uteless in cancer treatment. Newell aald the Laetrile will be admlnlsterect in cases where pa· Uents had been elven alt the best known medical treatment to no avaU. An inltltute spokeswoman said today that oo estimate of the study'• COit h been made. Nor bave &Uldellnea for accepting partJdpanta in the project been dtveloped. 1he said. Dr. s.uJ Sheparta. a canc:c' in· 1Utute tc:lentiat, said the tests would be conduct~ on "a couple of buDared .. terminally m cancer patients and that the program should befln in about three mootha. The l~Utute Hid result.a of the teat woUJd be known in about a year. NewcJI •aid patlent1 Involved 1n the test wUl be atven Laetrile ln conJuncUon wlth other medt~atlon and that no patients w111 t«e.lv~ only Laetrile. He ia1d one 1roup will receive Laetrile atona with the standard treatment and the other 1roup of patlenta WtU a:;. civen the atan· A val on officials said today the national Communicable DJaeue Center in AUanta, Ga., bu been called in to trace the source of a bacteria which has caused an outb,ealc of strep throat and scarfet fever amone Catalina laJand residents. Dr. James Brinkman, an Island phy1iclan, said he bas treated a total of 20 cases of strep throat and about six cases of scarJet fever in the past two weeks. He said both disea11ea are cauaed by the same 1treptococ· cal bacteria and both are easily treated with penicillin. · "There bu been no need for quarantlne or JsolaUon," he added. Dr. Brinkman said most of the cases have been children. None bu l>eentiolpttalized. "It's unusual to have somethlni like tbls," be added. "It's not been seen much in r•· cent tlmet. We wonder why lt'a happen.iJ11 and so we've eo«en the communicable dlaeue center involved. Plan I' oil.ell · LOS ANGELES (AP)-A 1'· year-old boy and hi• clrllriend wbo stole a 51-foot 7acbt apd kept a aberift'a SWAT team at bay for three houri ol neaotatlona JUr· rendered today about a mUe of. f1bore, deputiet said. • The North Hollywood boy and thel5-year-old «irl bad apparent· ly run away lrom home with tdeu ol escaping to the blfh seas after the lad had a ftgbt with his father, eald Deputy Marvin Cavanauih. · Tbe youths were both booked for inveaU1aUon of grand theft at the Lennox sheriff's station, Cavanauah said. The youtbl remembered thit a former empJoyer of the boy's father owned the 51.foot bla, berthed at Marina del Rey, and drove to the yacbt. The boat ta owned by Robert Mlller of Puadena. The children were not h1entllied becauu ot their ace. Coast Guard officiala tried to talk to the bOy, but be announced be would no leave the boat. Court Clarifies I. . Amll8 WASHINGTON f,tP) .... \'he U.S. Supreme Court gave states broad new authority today to spend tax dollars In provldlnc aid to parochi~ school pupils. The court. in a aerie• or opi- nion• that broke none* constltu· tional CJ"OWld, aald states can 1pe11d money for textbookl and certain edueatlonal aervlcee but cannqt finance field tripa or lend parochial schools equipment such u maps an6'o audio-visual alda. Th• cledaton althouth only a pai'Uat de(eat lor Ohio resident.a who chall111pd a stat. law allow- iftl exPClbd!ture1 for all such aJd, la a ilPltlcant departure from rec~t Supreme Court rulin~ on tbe Comtitutioa'a requirement of separation of church and state. . The decis1on appears to clear the way ln Ohio and other states that choole to use the ramdil\I met.bod.I app10ved by the court for 1tudent1 at church·ruo schools to receive much more state aid than they have been able to up to now. Tbe court'• decision is a kind of lhstructlonal manual for state le1i1latures, l( they wish to use it, to find ways to funnel tax money to parochial pupils without run-nlnf afoul of the Constitution. t other slate leaislatures follow Ohio's lead, parochial scbooll across the nation, tbroup their students, could re· ceive windfalls totaling millions of dollars. In Oblo. several Catholic leaden said that the over·all Im· pact ot the hich court'• rulhur would be of major flnanelal ben~Ot ror the state'• Catholic 1cbooli. David Yount, a lawyer foe the CatbOllc sCboola In Ohio, aald: "Needl.., to aay, any •pproval by the Supreme oourt com• u a welcome relief to the extent that without tbne remedial •emces, the children were 1uffer1ni." r,...P-AJ SUSPECTS SOUGHT. • • in the bead after being sexually abu1ed. Kearney and Hill are also wanted for questioning m Los An1elea and San Oie10 counties an connection with four other kill· ings or young men that are almost identical to the Orange and Riverside slayings. Both men, who shared a home in Redondo Beach for several years, disappeared about four weeks aao. Their descrtptlons have been circulated to law en· forcement agencies throughout the state. Riverside officers said both men are practicing homosexuals and buve been known to frequent homosexual ban and aatherlngs throughout Southem California ln recent years. , Kearney was described today aa a brilliant electronics engineer with unusually high IQ who worked for Hughes Aircraft in Los Angeles County. They said Kearney was fluent in six langua1es and was the dominant male partner Jn the homosexual men~e he and Hill m albtalned in RedOn§o Beach. Hill was descrtJtd as un- employed with no particular job skills. "He was the housewife," a Riverside officer explained. Gotcha% Meter Alarm Tmp Worka Ne~rt Beach police, frustrated by a series ot parldng meter break-ins that have netted thieves an estimated $1,000 over the paat two months, rigged a trap for the meter muggers. THEY SAID THE TRAP -a burglar alarm hooked up to a parking meter In the Balboa area -did Its job early Thursday. The 1ilent alarm went off during predawn hours and Or· ficer Gary Lee was dispatched to. the scene near the 18th Street bay beach. There, he arrested two men police believe are responsi· ble ror the two-month series of meter maulings. THE PAIB WEAE identified u Boyd L. Coker, 24, of 201 HwUiniton St., Huntington Beach, and Kim D. Fennell, '-3. of 326-C Ogle St., Costa Mesa. Police alleged they had $120 worth of coins in their posseulon when Officer Lee arrested them. Fro• Page Al SWALLOW SQUATTERS. • • kinds of bugs. Including a species ot mite believed to carry Western Equine Encephalitis. The county investigators re- commended removal of the nests and fumigation of the attic of the Powell home. "Although swallows are fine birds, and San Juan Capistrano 1s noted tor them, one must also consider the possible effects on 'he public whenever they bec:o01e 10 numerous that their ecto- parasltes begin feeding on the numan Inhabitants of the area," Lhe county report noted. That recommendation put the Killer Was Organized city staff in a quandary so they brou1bt the matter to the City Council this week. The council suggested that the staff study ways to deal with tbe problem as humanely as possible. Murphy said the city Is con- tacting experts from UC Irvine, UC Riverside and the Nat.Iona! Audubon Society to delerrnine if the immature swallows can be moved before the nest1 are destroyed. But why did they choose Mrs. Powell's house as a nesting ground in the first place? Murphy speculated that the house was chosen because or its close proximity to the bot· tomland along San Juan Creek, where the birds gather the mud they Wle to build their neata. "The Powell house is also two storiea and the swallows llke their nests in hiah places." he \laid . J.iOCUST o v~ o~. W> , ....... ~. over ruuect bjaldj d11 ln tM tor m per:t.edof thNeGLrt ta 'amp. _tl'H .. ,. COUDd • NcenU1 dlaOai'decl ~ I Jacktt and T·"111t thl• momlnc, bUt there lt no tmmedlatt link betweto the clotbl1J1 snd a man epotted 'lbund&J nmnin& from a eave wttb ~ p.n in euh band. LOcal authOrlti were Joined by 1tate police 1Jlarpabooten, off duty p>Jlcem from Tulsa and otber towm, and 150 dvillan volunteers. f'or mon tban • week, men and clop have tried without euo· t ca• to pick up the trail Of Ule person wbo killed the 1cout1. On Thursday, 1Ytborltles announced they had a suspect-a c:onvtcted raptat 1WJ at l•r(e alter fieelng from the county JaU tour tears a10. About the aamo time, tbe three murder char1ea were filed again.st the 33-year-old fuiitive, Gene Leroy Hart, a farmer re· ported seeing a man carrying two guns run out or a cave and in- to a field. The weapons could bave been a .20·eauge shotgun and a .22·. caliber rifle taken ,from e 'farmhouae a few days ago. Later Thursday, the searchers caught two glimpses or a running man, but their bloodhounds lost the track. AulhorlUes said the man could have been Hart, who used to live In Locust Grove and knows the rugsed area well. The searchers were aided by , bloodhounds, attack dogs and a helicopter loaned by a television station ln Tulsa 45 miles west. Authorities said It was possible that Hart never left the Locust Grove area after his 1973 escape from the-jail in Pryor, 10 miles from Camp Scott where the three scouts -aged 8, 9 and 10 -were killed. · When the search resumed at d11ybreak, the posse started sweeping a 10-~uare·mile area around Skunk .Mountain, Just three miles from the camp where the three 1lrls were dra11ed from their tent, sexually molest- ed and killed June 13. "Watch thOH t.reea," Mayes County Sheriff Glen "Pete" Weaver told searchers when they gathered at 6 a.m. "He will damn sure climb a tree and let you walk under him." By midday, the search was enlar1ed 11 f ear1 mount~ that the man mJ1ht have slipped out of the area during the night through the woods and denae un- derbrush. State B•au of lnvestisallon agent.a took plaster casts of root- printa found on a ridge ahead of the line pf searchers. Lt. Kenneth Van .Hoy,~ state police public lnfonnaUon orncer, said one trackli\g dog returned with wounda Which could have been inlllcted by .omeone wield· ing a branch or small club. . ,.._P ... AJ RELIEF ••• years. He said the so-called1 speculators account tor 3S to 40 percen~ of the home sales In Orange County every year while what he called the "stay· putters" account for 15 to 20 per. cent of the sales. Another group .Jacobs called Investors who hold their home.I two to five years account for routhJY anouther 3S percent ot lhe nlea, he said. WEAVERVILLE <A P) Before a depressed teacher kllled his wire and committed suicide, he made burial arrange- ments and telephoned the cor- oner, Trinity County Coroner Geor1e Files 1ays. All Baek Today Flies, who also operates a mortuary, aaid Milan Holcomb. 3S, made routine "pre· arrangements .. for himself an4 Jlls wlte Monday, but &ave no hi.qt olany problems. • O"ANOa COAST .. DAILY PILOT Sick-out by Oounty Workers Fizzles By KATHY CLANCY Ol U. o,.11, ''*•Utt A small Or•"•• County employe sick-out believed atapd thla w.-k to prot.tal aalaq mid benefit often made durin1 con· On Coffee, aOllD~ Al'fD MR YMl,JCa1 _•,-, _.,~n MIUftllalli:la from LeUuN WOrtd :w o travel the Wotkl &iq ltb fPU, ate --DOW wbo Li leWJlJ iall the moaey ft pay Mlar callee ud 1Uollne. On tbeJ.r Neat trip to South AmlrlcJ. UM coqpJe rowid Ulat ~ ltft auoun• ... eelllnt in v~a for• cata a 1allon:. But then, tbo1 also f ou.ad that IOOCI. old U. model tan can were eetUni for abOut tl(),000. Colfee, they nJd, WU U1J1na for 0 ce.nta a pound in Colombia -bin. U bU been NDOrted, the frost tbJa year ndud much otthe cotteeuop. Ot the dlltcrreoce bttween caa .. Drice1 ill that country and bere, Y&Uer aatd, "Somebody'• C•Ul ... the m~. I don't think the Colomblan1 are tettin, il." He bellevet It ls tbe "mulUna· tlonala" who import the ce>ffee wbo are v~r.&.H profltin& from our bl1h prictS. Veller, who wrote the book, "The Health Spu," wtlb his wife, aald they saw poverty in Colombla and other coun· tries that was "appalling." In addition to seeing and talklna to the people ot the country, he said, "You can tell a country and bow well they're doing by some or the trinkets." When a ra1 doll souvenir Is selllne for only $1.2:5, and shell necklaces are priced at just two dollars, he explained, it la a alan of a poor economy. On this paat trip, tbe Vallers traveled on a Ruaalan cruiae ship out of New Orleans. To othen plannin1 ~ 1um• mer vacation cruise, Valier -wh<> belleves "we cUI our grave with a fork" -also bas some Ups on maintaJnln1 u av erase weight. • .- He said he and his wife walked aix mllea a day on d~k -two miles before each meal -swam, ate moderately "and or course we dtdn 't drink." **. MISSION VIEJO COMPANY President Phil Reilly has aome pretty heavy problems on bia mind, such as the ftlllnt ota man·made lue. · He probably doesn 'l have much time to remlnlsce about his college days. One or his alma maten, however, did tbe rememberina for him He was one of three distinguished Santa Ana Colle • graduates .named to .receive this year's annual alumni achievement award. Aft.er graduatingJrom the collegeJn 1950, .Reilly went on to win a Bronze Star in Korea and earned /1 law degree .at USC. He was elected company ,President In 1967 aJ\d named Builder of the Year bx Professional Builder Magazine in 197S , ..... MANY OF THE HOMES Reilly s company .and others have built m the Saddleback Valley .must be getting fancy HtL.l.Y new windows. . b k One of the .most popular claate4 offered tn Saddle ac Valley Unified School Dlslrict's adult education program la stained glass. . . TftiJ week, about 80 people showed up to 1et into a six· week course that'• )>elng offered. The tea,:ber, however, could take.fewer than..haJC of these potential glaas artists as students. Actually, she was lucky Usually more than 100 people try to sian upJor these classes There )II no ree lor 'these courses but students will find tbat jt still can be expensive. An eight-inch-square piece or colored glaaa -which the neophyte glass cutter can quickly cracklnto smithereens costs anywhere from $4 to $12. ... ,, THE ..POUSR ,AMERICAN Hlstorical Associatiol\ or California .18 publishing Its own bicentennial-era book th~t Includes prominent mention oC a lamed Oran1e County resi- dent who frequented the Saddleback Valley and points south during the lateJ.8008 and early 19008. Madame Helena Modjeaka, aft.er whom a county can- yon la named, Js part or the volume ~ntitled Polish Americana ln California, 1827 -197'1. Jt contains facts, docu· menta and reminisces about notable .Poles who left a mart In the state's history Madame .Modjeska, who bulll her scenic "Forest or Arden" estate ln the canyon bearing her name, was one ol the world's greatest Shakespearean actreaaea. Death Caosed By 'Climate?' SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -Gay Robert Hlllsborou1h, 33, a riahts advocates are blaming a gardener, was attacked by a "cllmate of violence" for the group Of youths who •houted de.. s\abblnl death of a homoaexl,lal rogatoty remarb as the man on bis way home from a gay bar. was stabbed ts times ln the chest WltneHt1 told police that and face. ,,,...,.,,.Al BUDGET ••• perbapt the eatabllabment of $ board budaetphllosOPby. Mta. Neuatadt 1ald It la dif- ficult to make retl)Ollllble de- clsiona oo the ~aet without be· Inc aware ot plans for arowth at the tame Ume. · ' "It seems to me we're working In aome ways without a state· inent of philosophy of where we'reaotng ''aheaald. Thref of the five tru1tees, Henry, Mra. Neu.stadt and Mary .Pbtlllps, alao seem to favor a form of zero-based budgetini .and decentralization -major changes rrom the present pro- ceH. Henry said be would like to see the budget begin with wbat each department had the previous year. with some Increases _for crowlb at the 1cbooi1. Then, be 1«ld, addltJonal roone~ could be requested Ir it is available and tbe need is established. CUrrtnUy, trustees are handed a~.,_ whJeb ·h\cludea request· eel lftereues. So, althou1h they talk of making cuts, they often are not actuatly cutting an ex.isl· ln1 program. .Mrs. Phillips asked district administrators to look at zero- based budteting for the future. With it. she said, every program would have to be Justified every year. ''That brings your accoun- tabllJty right Into line," 1he said. /\ decentralJzed budget would anow the 1chool1 to buy the services and programs they want. Some schoolJ misht need mote ol a psycholo&tat's time while another woutcf prefer to spend that money on a fu.U-tlme media coordinator. Currently. many of these services are determined at the distrlct.'1 central office level. ''Too many thlnp are imposed down rather than requuted up, .. said Henry. But Trustee William Kohler op. poses clecentralizatton. If the dis· trlct were decentralized, he aald, it may end ·~ with "23 little school districts.''· "Branding keeps us all honest. . And the customer knows it.'' .. ~~'!~ANN' • M-19ft>1-~ Punch ---·-·-· .. yew Mlel, Mr. K•C.. hHe broken all recordtl .. Sout~rn Drought· .f.breatens Crops ,