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Home My WebLink About1977-09-30 - Orange Coast Pilot, , , .' Attendant Shot -t e Mesa Burglar e~ptured --by Dog • Pirates Hol~ing -B~· .Banker • Three Norton Chftrges Dropp~ ,... . J ~ • . ' I " • DDlllped su-1or omnps ca~·· \ii. .......................................................................................................... ~~-~.~~ .. 111"';~ DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * ...... ---•• • : • t • f oiae81aot Man Holds I 00 On Frenc4 Jet , PARIS <AP> A hijacker shot and wounded a stewardess and commandeered a French jeWner with 107 people aboard today. forcing it lo return lo Paris' Orly ,airport, where he demanded to broadcast a message to France, authonlles said. The gunman -described a~ about 45 years old, big, blond and blue-eyed -quickly freed the wounded stewardes~ and six pass~gers from the Air Inter Caravelle. which had been bound for Lyon on a domestic night. Qf. I Hijackers Hok/. l Oune~of HB· Garfield Bank John Gabriel, or Montebello, a 'hostage of terrorists who· hi· jacked a Japan Airlines airplane earlier this week. la the owner of a bank in Huntington Beach. Chamber of Commerce Manaeer Ralph Kiser aaJd that · Ga brlel opened the Garfield ' Bank nearly two years •co at the ' corner of Garfield A yenue and Maenoua Street, Just acrod the boundary Crom Fountain Valley. Klser aaid that Gabrlel1 who. is a member of lhe local cnamber of commerce, is ln the pr<>Ce$S ot developing a shoppfng center on the aeven acres of properaty ttiat he owns. Darrell Ward. a retired Hunt· ln1ton Beacb funeral director, t• . • lont•tlme' friend of Oabtiel. ~Y became1 acquaint.cl when both were actJve in Rotary clu~ ln the East 1'°' Anflele1 area ne1rly 2S yeara ••o· ... John la a very lovable and hl&hly emotional auy. My wife Md I are really eonetrned about tum.·' Want said. fi cials said the stewardess was not t)adJy hurt. The pilot radioed the control lower that the hijacker, s aid lo be armed with a grenade and pistol, wanted to broadcast a message over Radio Europe No. 1 and R a d i o M o n t e C a .r Io a n d threatene d lo e xecute a passenger if the request w~ not granted. N~wsmen from the two private s tations, which direct their broa dcasts principally at France. were standing by lo make the recording. But it was reported that local officials negotiating with the hi- ja,cker insisted on firs t knowing th• contents of the 12· minute messaee atad the hljacker replied thai everything be had to say was i,rt .the messaee, includine the fate ol the passengers and the desUnation he hoped to reach. Police and firemen took up positions 600 yards from the Air Inter Caravelle after it was parked at the end of a runway 500 -yar Norton's Charges Reduced Orange County Superior Court Judge Mason Fenlon today dis- missed three charges brought against political activist t:.oran Norton in the Grand Jury lndict- meotlast March, , As a result, Norton m~11/ answer to only four o/ the seven perjury·related charges included in the indictment. Judge Fenlon agreed with de· fense lawyer James Riddell that the allegations in the three d1&- missed counts were vague and uncertain. Riddell argued Lhat his client could not answer those charges because of the vaguenes:i end their failure to specify cninlnal act<>. Thrown out as a result of Judge Fenton's deci$ion was one count accusing Norton of soliciling a onetime friend Gary Newmeyer to comm1t perjury. Also discarded was an accus a· tion that charged Norton with fraudulently attempting to entice Newmeyer to lie to the grand j ury. The third dismissed charge ac- cus ed Norton of m aking false !ltatements lo Newmeyer with the intent lo influence his tesli mony. Grand jury transcripts of testimony leading to Norton's in· dictment show that Newmeyer carried tape recorders on his body to record h1s conversation!! with Norton before both men were scheduled to appear before the Grand Jury. Thos e •t>pearances came midway through an investigation into Orange County political praclJces that centered on Coun:, ty SUperVlsor Ralph.DM!drich, Three months after the Norton indiCtl"ljent. Diedrich. Supervisor Philip"'" Anthony and four other men were Indicted by the jury on charges related lo alleged viola- tions ot state politl'cal campaign <See NOaTON,~ace,Ail). #Or . ~~titjn~: Wi,tfa ,_~~!I ..... .. , A baby hippopotamus clings affectionately to its mothe r during a s wim in a Sacramento zoo moat. The baby was born Saturday. Zoo officials say the family ties will be severed later when the baby is sold or traded. J !'• ' Hauuiians F"leeing Lava '. ,_, ., 1.' .. ; Dog IJolds Btirglar For. Newpori Police KAIMU, Hawaii CAP)-While t Kilauea Volcano continued t o ti and started barking to awaken send lava fountains 200 feet into '· A Costa Mesa man probably has developed a healthy respect for'large dogs after having a run- 1n with a German shepherd ln a home police allege he was trying to burglarize. Jn cuSt.od\Y io the Newport 'Buch city jail today was Jimmy Alhln· DoM1 .~t,.· of 207" &.-Ave., CQsla Mesa. .Re was Jailed heldonauspiclonprburglury. Officer Vince Antista took the grateful Dunn into ~ustody at . about~ a.m. Tbur!Jday in Jlalboa Covea. reaeutna bltn trom • dOf ··1"~~1 ouiia tne~ MeSin J)tc>wnnt around hlJ~d ber' Qlaater'J home. Accordint to police l'eports, Du11n allegedly bNke into the home of Mr. and Mn. Paul Garber,. at 2S Balboa Cov~ whtle *''""""'""~ --•""'"-· Apparently unaw.are of th• doa's Pl'e&enot, Dunn helped blm1elf to a banana and ·wa about to help hhns .. t to tOMe other lterN, when ta-e doa found him. ' 1 .. li...l_ ... ,.~C!fll&M'• the Oarbers. · the hazy air, 50 families in this ,. Garber called off Schatzi and southeast coastal community of • held Dunn at bay with a chair H~al_i Island ·beean m oving ?1 while bis wife called police: belonganpto safer ground. \ Dunn allegedly decided not lo Uawaii County civil defense ·1~ w:iit around end took olf runn.ing ditector Harr'}' Kim ordered the OJJt the patio ~oor, a cross_ the e~cuatiQna l'bw.sclay ~. jt . •bead\ ard':onto~ ~k"'Wtttl:' ! 't>ecame apparent a"m'ajor fava· ! ~cha~ii in hot pursuit. flo:.v was advanctn1,'steauuy in. ;~ When Gar bet ord~red his pet to the direct.ion of Kai mu 1 • .. kill, .. Dunn dlc1ded to sur· • render. fte is being • held tn lieu of s10.ooo bait - ,, I .: • Rocks Pelt Fire~ters .. • SAN Y,SiDRO <AP > • AmetiCJOll tryina to put OJJt a fire in an ab...,doned. barn often use<l by Jlle1at aliens were pelted by rocks from across. tbe Mexican border. ') .. .. . l : . ' . ~1 .. ·------~ • ----10lll!:.m.-...... -----·--------- 2 DAILY PILOT AP'WI,..,.... AWAITING TREATMENT FOR OAS INHALATION . Th.;ff ~t 1t90 Vletlm! In ~hll•detphla ... Gas Scare 190 Felled in Philadelphia l'llILADELPllJA <AP> -Deadly chlorine gas spread through the East Falls section of Philadelphia early today after a steel cylinder began leaking at a water treatment plant, police ~aid . More than 190 people had lo be treated at hospitals. "I thought I was a goner, .. said George Pell. who ned half- drcsscd with his wife from their home directly across from the waler treatment plant. ":\1Y WIFE ANO I WERE actually rolling on the floor. You fcl'I like you're choking to death. That burning sensaUon -I nl!ver experienced anything like that in my life, .. he said mo- ments after returning to his home, where the strong chlorine odor s till lingered According to oHicials. the leak started when a treatment plant cmployc of 23 years. Wayne Fowler, was switching the chlorine flow into the huge reservoir. which s erves about a third ()f lht• Ctly AS FOWLER WAS SWITCIUNG from one set or four. one·ton st~Pl , t'hlorinc tank<> to another , he smelled chlorine and tried to tighten a nut where he thought the leak was originating, Water C~AJ>f\e(,~qienGuarino81li<l, , ... ,. , n~• .,..., • 'The leak sprang,·· Cuarino said. A i::rcen liquid and a green haze and vapor started escaping from the pipe. he said. !''owler, who then ran. was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. "It was very panicky in the beginning, but I'll tell you. I'm very, very glad how it turned out.·· Guarin~. said. "This is something you think about, someUUng you dread. Gunmen · Irritable 4 Hostages Freed By Red Hijackers DACCA, Bangladesh <AP) - Hijackers holding a Japan Air Lines DC8 jet released four more hostages today as Japanese of· ficlals rounded up prisoners in Japan and $6 million to meet the terrorists' ransom demands. Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Dobraki HussC1in said negotia· lions were goin~ well. But other officials said the five gunmen were growing irritable and short- tempered in the third day of the ~iegc and were communicating less with the ouL<>idc These offi cials also said the terrorists had not been told that one of their demands would not be fully met -three of the nine 1prisoncrs in Japanes e jails whose freedom the hijackers de· manded have refused the offer lo leave. Japanese oHlcials said the ransom night Saturday would ar· rive here more than seven hours a fter the hijackers' lalesl deadline and would carry no more than six of the prisoners. The Bangladesh officials said j t was not known whether the hi· jackers, said to be members of .tbe ultraleftist Japanese Red Army, were willing to extend their deadline once again. The American hostages are banker John Gabriel and his wife of Montebello, Calif.: former California Assemblyman Walter Karabian of Monterey Park, and these others not further den- tifi ed: Eric Weiss, Mr. J . Caldwell, Mr. A1lerej~~ ~. G. Sands, Mr. T. Phalen, Mr. J . Chunceand Mr. W. McLean. Karabian·s wife, former Hollywood actress Carole Wells DAILY PilOT Karabian, and an American named K. Krue*er were released Thursday. The latest hostage release brought lo nine the number of passengers freed since the plane was seized Wednesday. All four passengers freed today -a Japanese woman. an Indonesian woman and an Egyptian couple -were ill. The five masked terrorists. who hijacked the J apan Air Unes DCS jet Wednesday, have re· peatedly threatened to kill the hos tages unless their demands are met but have twice extended their deadline. There were indications the ht· jackers wanted to leave Dacca after the prisoners and money ar- rive. Tokyo·s Asahi Evening News, in an unattributed report. said the hijackers ~dlcated plans to free all women, children and In· dian and Pakistani men among the 132 passen1ers and 14 crew members ln exchange for the ransom and keep the others. in· eluding nine American men - until arriving at their llnal d estination. An Ame rican woman is also aboard. Most of the hostages are Japanese. Sources here said Japanese of· ficials were contacting other gov- ernments in. searet\ of a country willing to accept the hijackers. North Korea and Libya al- lowed Re d A.rmy mem~el's to land hijacked Japa.G. Air.Una jets' in 1970 add 1073. Captured members of the terrorist croup, which vows to foment revoluUon in Japan, have told authortUes they received training In Yemen and Lebanon. E'remP-AJ . NORTON ••• Tefulations. N~ ii a former exeeatlve alde to county Supervisor Laurence Scbmlt and was a Reoettcan candldate for the 1taloaenate ln mt. 'l'h 49-year-old fonn.er San\a Ana policeman baa bMD active ln Oraqe Counly DOlltlul clrdet for the put docadt. • "· 22 Aniericans Make-.. ra~lex .. Final Trip Hollle . &Uiinuin Hunted A manhunt continued today ftr the grotesquely garbed gunman w ho confronted a Fountl;n Valley bowling alley bookkeeper with an eyefslilled pillow caiie ov<'r his head Thursday. in a HANOI, Vietnam (AP> -In the glare and sweltering heat of Vietnam's afternoon sun today American soldiers and sailors lifted the remains of 21 American servicemen and a civilian into . the belly of a military cargo plane that would take them home for the last time. The servicemen died during the Vietnam war that ended in April 1975 and their remains were being turned over to the United Slates after long negotia- tions by the Vietnamese Com· munists . ~ • ltl.tM-.U.. lviel ..cvemOllY.,. Yu. Hoang ot the Vie tnamese Foreign Ministry said : "We have coope rated closely on the5e humanitarian matters. We need to setUc the past perfectly, so we can have good and sound basis for establishing .normal relations between Ule two co'1ntr1es.'' :· •· ' The joint mission of the U.S. Defense and State departments was the firth to Hanoi to accept the remains or Americans killed in lhe Indochina war. Sixteen of the small, black. m etal ·boxes .Joaded aboard the ,, U.S. Air Force C141 Starlifter contained remains identified by the Vi etnamese as members of the U.S. armed forces. Five others had U .S . servicemen not yet identified. Frank Sieverts, coordinator for priSt>n~r df \lat and n«ssmg· an action affairs for the State uepartment, said the names will be released only when the army's Cent r a l Identifi c atio n Laboratory in Hawaii confirms the identities. ,. .'the 22nd t\S><b\. was that 9C Sect Seeking $6.6 Million From Laguna Damages totaling $6.6 million are being demanded from the ci· ty of Laguna Becach in an Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that charges the city·s police department with harass· ment of the Hare Krishna sect. The International Society for Kris hna Consciousness names City Attorney George Logan, Police Chief Jon S'parks, t>istrict Attpmer Cecil Hie~ aqd 12 poUce otncers 'as cocf efmdants in the ac- tion. It is alleged that the defendants have repreatediy interfered with the right of Hare Krishna mem· be rs to hold uninterrupted services at the Laguna Beach temple, 641 Ramona Ave. It is further alleged that mem· bers or the sect have been cited for disturbing the peace while worshipping at the Ramona A venue property and while dis· tributing their organization's re· ligious materials. City orficlals noted after the lawsuit was served that the city was granted an injunction six months ago when they moved to halt any further use or the Ramona Avenue property as a temple. . It was pointed out at that time that the Hare Krishna organiza- tion had never obtained a condi- tional use permit that would al- low them to use the home ror re- ligious purposes. The city took action after neighbors on Ramona Avenue protes t ed that the Krishna services and the bell ringing that accompanies chanting could be heard (or several blocks! because ol the public address shtems utilized by the worship- pers. A hearing at which the city will ~ u ked to justify its arrests and • citations ol Krishna devotees has been aeheduled for Nov. 4 in Superior Court, • . GOP Urged: . ·~Doon Trucker Gougclman, whose 1'oday·s mission brought to 61 family lives i n New York. the number of American bodies Gougelman. a civilian. reported· returned to the United States ly died in Saigon in June 1976, a s ince the end oft.be war. year alter the former South Viel-Sieverts sald the identification nam capital fell to Communist-center ln Hawaii will need about led forces. 10 days to two weeks to cor\t'irm The Sieverts mission was the the identities of the men already second to Hanoa "nder the ad-identified by -the Vietnamese. ministration of President Carter. The other five probably will take The fint, on Feb. 2S, w u led by m ucb longer, he \aid . former United Auto Workers The remains were flown direct· President Leonard Woodcock ly to Clark Air Force Ba~e in The and returned with the remains or Philippines, where they were to 12 men, including the one mis-be trans ferre d overnight lo takenly identified a s an larger coffins. On Saturday the $5,000 robbery. . 1'he employe or Fountaiil f\Owl. 17110 Brookhurst St .. was or- dered to wait in a rest room for :.cveral minutes before telephon- ing authorities. ., Detecuve Lee Pepka said M('i;. Gertrude Flores. 5-0, was oot otherwise harmed in the holdup. which occurred as she opened the bowling lanes facihty to do her ..American. • pl~ was to~ave.J:oc Haw .. u. d aily accO\UM.iDc. • She told investigators she bad 1ust opened the front door and was preparing to relock it about 7 a .m .. when confronted by the hooded holdup man who bran- dished a gun Federal New Year -.Taxpayers, Want A Midnight Toast? .•. W.hStl~N<.:.iTON iAP>. Happy fiscal new year, taxp11yers. So far asyour IO'i-ernment ts concerned, 1978 begins at midnight and federal agencies can begin using t)leir new appropriations of your tax money. By this time next fall. your government wiU have spent $458.25 billion, leaving a def1cil of $61.25 billion. De tective Pepka s aid the weapon was a blue steel :rntomatic p!slol. adding that Mrs. Flores could see her as- sailant wore glasses beneath has 1>illowcase hood. tie did not say whether she herself got a glimpse of Ule getaway car ldt park ed at the l'>Outh s1dc of the bowling alley lol, but described it as a large, dark maroon, dome!'.tic sedan. WIOLE THE FISCAL 1978 BUDGET Congress passed is legally ... binding; the ~le behind it tacitly admit it may have to be re · opened and tmkered with. especially if Congress raa.ses Social Sccunty taxe~ to help keep the troubled ~ystem afloat On the fiscal New Year's Day, all-i>ut two or the biggest ap propriallon bills are law. No other employes had arrived yt•l. smcc Mrs. Flores comes in e arly to handle the bookkeeping chores bt>forc the recreational fac1hty oµcns for the day's bowl- ing Investigators theorized the bandit muy have hidden inside lhl' bowling alley at closing time to uw;.ut Mrs. Flores' arrival. I One or those !>till around IS the $60.2-billion appropnation for the dcpartmt•nt~ of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare and Labor. > .. THE MEASURE IS STALLED AS a Senate-House conference t•om mltte~ tries to ~cttle differeqc~ in .10 aQ9rtiOI\ measure at· tached to at. • _ The foreign aid appropnaliOl'l bas 'been deralJed cw..-a pn>· vision that would forbid the administration from aiding countries thul violate human rights standar$. ~ ' • Beginning the fiscal year Oct.1 i5 pafo\ of a law th.,\ t<\)k effect J41st year to involve Congress more effectively .in setti~ thi federal budget. · . BEFORE, THE GOVERNMENT'S bookkeepJng "P.4"fod be.an July 1, giving Congress. which co9venesjn January,onJy six months to legislate before the new year bell{loi •• · · 4 That meant most l.tppropriatio(ls)Jere'not passed On tlme, leav- ing federal agencies lo make do ror mottths tllrougb stopgap fl$cal legislation. Rep. Robert N. Giaimo < D·Conn. >. chairman of the House Budget Committee, sa id he feels starting the fiscal year Oct l Is an improvement. I' "IT HAS SPEEDED UP legislation." he said. "We have com · pleted all the appropr1at1ors i>1lls in time, except for the two held up by special circumstances.·· And he said members arc beginning to see the effect their fiscal decisions will have on the economy as a whole Panic Time Wed's Car Locke"' Rumting Chalk up an "A" for effort for Fountain Valley police. who raced to aid a young damsel in distress after s he rushed lnlo headquarters this morning and blurted out her troubles. THE FOUNTAIN Valley High School coed confessed she had gotten off to school late and became flustered, ac- cidentally locking her keys in her car \l>ith the e~glne run- ning. •• "And there's a government class test today. she moaned. . Patrolman Don Nielsen was dispatched to lhe idling auto parked two blocks away, but cowdn·t get into the vehi· cle without smashing a window. SO HE RADIOED headquarters to call the girl's mother , who arrived shortly thereafter with a s pare set of keys and the teenager was off to her government class quiz. Police said they will write her an excuse if necessary. Baker 'Fined On Filth Rap LOS ANGELES <AP)·-A ' baket b's been fined $5,000 ,after health department inspec- .tors found ii health code vtola- lioJts i1' his Be>yle Heights bakery, officials said. Alfonso M. Gon1ai,s, owner-or the 'Gonial.e.3 JJQery, pleaded •"no co~" -rbunday to tbe cb•rgeia brougbL b,r City• Atty. Burt Pines' office. He was fined and placed on 12 months proba· lion. An·ording to Deputy City Alty. Michael P. Stanley, a state Health Department inspector last April and May "found a dead mouse in a trap ... and rodent droppings. flies . insects and other vermin .. in the bakery. Fro•PageAl IDJACK .•. to be given a maximum fuel sup- ply. An airport spokesman said the s tewardess. reported to have been shot ln the arm when she did not move quickly enough on the hijacker's orders, was taken to a hospital for treatment. The six released passengers were believed to be five women and a baby. Known lo be a mong the re- m aining passengers was Lucien Neuwirth, a Gautust m ember of the National Assembly. Air I nter is the French domestic line. All departures from Orly were canceled but in- coming planes w•e permitted to land. · . ' PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 83 years of carpet retailing, one fact becomes quite evident -that when money is less plentiful, people buy IMtter ~· This is contrary to popular belief. but makee good sense if you think about It. When you have to concern yourself with value ~nd perf~nce, you "81'8 likety to buy..._, .-mtY· " At Alden's in tthe last three years, our per unit sate has been more expensive carpeting. reflecting this fact. Consequentfy. we have the largest selection of finer Quaht es you wJll see anywhere. all at oompetltive price$. The end result Is customer satlsfactton, pride and recommendations which ~e our overwhelming source of new business. " Orange Coast EDITION Tod ay's Clo log N.Y.Stoeks VOL. 70, NO. 273, 4 SECTIONS, .t6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 C TEN CENT New Mural for Mesa High Students <from left > Diane Gieselman. Lcslil' \"anc.;cO\"OC' and Ste\ c Diaz add ..,plashes of rnli>r to elaborate mural thev arc 1n1inlini.! on the school·s music bu1rJ. inJ.!. The art work \\ill s how the rel a· tions h1p betwe1:n a man-made and natural "orld ,\II of .\ks a High ·s s t udenb are in \'llcd 10 p1tc:h in and ;.11tisb figun• thl' murul "ill hl' <:omµll'lL•d in lour lo :,1~ wt·cks Police Stor1n Hijacked Jet PARIS <AP I Police marks men this afternoon s tormed a French Jetliner that had been hijacked eight hours earlier by a tall blond gunman "ho shot a stewardess 10 the arm during his takeover ShoLo; rang out from inside the twin-jet Caravellc as policemen forced their \\a\ rnlo the craft at Parb' Orly A1ri>ort when~ the h1 ;ackcr was holding more than 90 persons as hostages. Firs t reports s aid three p ersons were wounded. one seriously. in the storming and the hijacker was captured. The ~unman had threatened to blow up the plane unless he was allowed to broadcast a pre rccordl.'<.l t'°litic11l message Dunn~ the earlier negot1a lions. the hijacker told French of facials over the plane·s radio system. "I know you won't try anything stupid. An yway, think before you acl. Out of the 94 passengers still in the plane, I'll alwyas huvc lime to kill about 30 uf them ·· The blue-e y ed hijacker. described as about 45, took over the L\\-1n·Jet Caravelle aircraft of /\tr Inter, the French domestic airline. as 1l flew from Paris toward Lyon in central F'rance "1th 100 pa:,sengcrs and a crew of seven. the atrltne said Arm<.'<i wilh a pistol and a hand grenade. he forced tl to return to •. * * Paris. whern 1t overflew the city several limes in full view or a noontime s treet crowd before p11ttmg down at Orly on the capital's s1>uthern fringe. Ste'' ardess Annick Guillemot, a 30·vear-old Frenchwoman, was I St>e JO JACK, Page A2) * * * 4 Hostages Freed By Red Hijackers DACCA. Bangladesh (AP> llijuckers holding a Japan Air Lin~ DC8 jct n•leased four more hos tages today as Japanese of· ricials rounded up prisoners in Ju11an and S6 million to meet the terrort'>L'i' ransom demands Banl.(ladesh Foreign Secretary Dobrak1 llussarn said negolta· lions were going well. Dul other offlcwls said the five gunll)cn were growing irritable and short· tem(><'red in the third day or the s iege and were eommunicatmg lc'>s with the outside These officials abo said the terrorists had not been told that one or thc•Jr demands would not bl' fully met three or the nine prisoners in .Japanes e jails "hos£• freedom the hijackers de- m andt:d havt' rl'fused the offer to ll'nv1• Japanese officials said the ninsom flight Suturday would ar- ISee HOSTAGES. Page AZ) Parents' Plea: 'Keep School Open' By MICHAEL PASKEVICH Ol llM O•tlY "llet $1•ff A citizens advisory committee appointed by the Newport Mesa School District i;:ol another taste Thursday ni~hl of just how strongly Costa Mesans feel about preserving their neighborhood • schools. More than 350 parents and stu- dents at Whittler School turned out to tell the comm~ltee they have a very special school and it :,hould remain open. _ For the third time in nine days following public meetings with parents at Wilson and Monte Vis· ta Schools the committee heard parents echo deep feelings about their lQCal scnop&. During the hour and half meet· ing, a stream of ~pe,akers o((ered higb praise for Whittier's peraonaJized instruction, racial mix. bilingual and special educa- tion programs and comfortable IN1 rning <ilmosphere District officials say declining enrollment means al least one campus must be s hut down. possibly lo be used for relocation of McNally High School. the d1s- triM's continuation school. While there w~ some mention or a potential negative im)tact on the west tiide neighborhood should Mc;'l.lally students be transferred there, parents s eemed primarily concerned with the fate of their elementary school youngsteri.. District Business Manager Ray Schnierer said Whittier stu- dents would be bused lo either Victoria or Pomona schools if the WmWer Avenue campus is shut dow~. Whittier, along with Monte Vas- la and Wils on elementary schools in Cos ta Mes a. are among the sites bcmg considered fur plac(•mcnt or the continuation school studenLo;. Monte Vista and Wilson parents have s aid they don't want their schools closed either. A fourth alternative. vigorous· ly supported by parents at all three schools, would relocate the continuation school on the rear four acres of its current site at 19th Street and Newport Roulcvard This would leave 3. 7 acres of prime acreage that the district rould sell to make way for the city's downtown redevelopment plan. Of Whittier's current 324 stu· • dents (capacity is 520), 28 per- cent have Spanish surnames. ($ce PARENTS. Page AZ> ~2 America~s Take Last Trip Home HANOI, Vietnam <AP) In the glare and s weltering heat of Vietnam's afternoon sun today A mcrican soldiers and sailors lifl<.-d the remains of 21 American servicem en and a civilian into the belly of a military cargo plane that would lake them home for the last time. The servicemen died during the Vietnam war that ended In April 1975 and their remains were being turned over to the United States after Ion~ ne~otia lions by the \'it!tname...,e Com munists. Arter lhe brief ceremony, Vu Hoang of the Vietnames e Foreign Ministry said : ·'We have cooperated closely on these humanitarian matters. We need to settle the past perfectly. so we can have good and sound basis for establishing normal rclalions between the two countries.·· The JOinl m1s:,1on of the U.S. Ocfense and Stall' departments "as the fifth to llanm to accept the remains or Americans killed in the Indochina war. Sixteen of the ~mall, black, metal boxes loaded aboard the US. Air Force Cl41 Starlifter contained remains identified by the Vietnamese as members of the U.S. urmcd forces Five others had U S servicemen not yet identified Frank Sieverts. coordinator for prisoner of war and missing an action affairs for the Stule Department. said the names will be released only when tbe army's Ce ntral Identification Laboratory in Hawaii confirms the Identities. The 22nd body was that of Trucker Gougelman. whose :_Lava Threatens Hawaii Homes KALAPANA, Hawaii <AP> · A 1.000-foot-wide streum or molten ~ava from Kii auea Volcano inched closer to this coastal Hawaii Island communi· ty today and threatened to bury homes in its path. The thick ooze of lava was a mile from the ocean by thls m orning anrl 18 homes and a Catholic church were in ... its path. The eight-mile-long st~eam of lava. about six Inches thick, was moving at 350 feet per hour, slowed by level ground from I~ C:o ast Weather Night and mornin1 low clouds becomlni mosUy sunny afternoon Satul'day. Low• tonlaht 58 to 64. Hlah Saturday 70. . INADB TOD-4 't' I/ LCJot.ma &!och turn• up h4 11ofum. Sundal/. tht u>hol• Ot'fmOf Coolt could ~ fftlff" tattwd. JI~ 1''utaoal '71 - fO iflllntmntOl and vocal grouf)l from Boch to rock -11 pr~anP09•CI. 600-foot hourly advance earlier in the week. The 50 r esidents of the threatened houses began evacuating Thursday. Hawaii Co unty Mayor Herbert Matayoshi declared a state of emergency In t.he area, about 30 miles southeast of Hilo, the Jaraest city on the state'• laraest island -also named Hawaii. After the flow hits the 18 oceanside houses in this small community, It has a clear path to the water. County Civil Defense director Harry Kim said the flow threatened the cultural and his· toric center or the community. which is less than 10 miles from the eruption site. An Army demolition team has been in the area experimenting with methods or diverting lava flows. But scientists told resi- dents that techinical problem:i and a lack of preparation time prevented any effort lo hall the j!pproaching lava. • The last major volcanic erup· tion in Hawaii came at Mauna Loa, the other volcano in the park. two years ago. Instruments at the Nation~ Park Observatory showed stront mov.emenl of lava underground, indicating there would be no im- mediate letup in the eruption. The fountains fed at least two other lava streams. One headed south and apparently died out and the other flowed into a forest reserve and was no threat lo private properly. The specatcular lava fountains are In an area not accessible to the public, but the yellow-orange glow has been visible at night over much of the Island. The eruption also is producing heavy smoke. family lives 1n New York Gougclman, a c1v1lian. reported· ly died in Saigon in June 19'i6. a year after the former South Viet- nam capital fell to Communist· led forces. The Sieverts mission was the second to Hanoi under the ad· ministration of President Carter The first. on Feb. 25. was led hy former United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock and returned with the remains of 12 men. including the one mis· takcnl y id en t ified as an American Sieverts said the identification center in I lawaii will need about 10 days to two weeks to confirm the identities of the men already identified by the Vietnamese. The other five probably will take much loniter. he said. Fed e r a l New Year Taxpayers, Want A Midnight Toast? WASillNGTON <AP> -Happy fiscal new year. taxpayers. So far as your government ls concerned, 1978 begins at midnight and federal agencies can begin using their new appropriations or your tax money. By this time next fall, y9ur government will have spent $458.25 billion, leaving a deficit of $61.25 billion. . WIBLE THE nSCA.L 1'78 BUDGET Congress passed Is tecall)" binding, the people beh,ind it tacitly admit it may have to be re- opened and tinkered with, especially if Concress raises Social Security taxes to help keqp the troubled s)'stem afioat. On the Clscal New \'ear's Day. all but two of the bia&est ap- propriation bills are law. One ot those alill around ia the $60.2·bUUoo ..,propriation for the departments of Labor and Health, Educ•Uon and WeUare and Labor mE MEAStJRE IS STALLED AS a Seoat.e.Houae. coolerence committee lties to settle differences tn an abortion measure at- tached to it. The foreign a.Id appropriation bu been derailed over a pro- vision that would forbid the adminlstraUon from aldlna countries that violate human righta at.ndards, Bel{i.nnina \he fiscal year Oct. 1 ls part of a &aw that took eff eet last ye"r to lnvol~e Col')8rel$ more tl!tcUvely in aettln1 th• federal b\4dset. . J • l.2 DAil Y I'll() f C Norton's Charges R educed Oranfe C'.unl) !'lu1wr1or Court Jutl~t· \1 .a,on f t nton lod11y clb m 1,wd thn.·t' charn•' hiou~hl .0: • .1111 .. 1 1•1ll11rl6I .. ttl\l!tl l..on111 '\,j11111111 111 tht• (i1 l•nd Jury 1od1ct· nw11t l,1'.'\l M 1· r dl '' ,, rl·.,ult Norton must .1n:.w 1·1 to 11o h fo ur o f the 1ovtm 111·1 ,, ... , 1t•lal1•d t hnrge5 Included w 1 lw 1111l1l·t nwnt J ll(fl{t' ..... nton a~rcec.J with de frn'l' law)<'r JJmt·:< Raddett that t hl' Jllcgalion.., an the three dis· rnhM.'Ci l'ount~ were vaaiuo and Ulll'l'l ldln H1dctctt Jr~ucd that tus cllent could not answer those charges bl·<·au ... c of the 'aguene~ and lht>1r laalurc lo :.pectfy criminal JCh T hrown out as a rei.ull of Judge F enton''.'\ decii.ton was one count <.accu:.i.ng Norton of sollctting a onehme friend Gary Newmeyer to commit perjury. Ali.o d111carded was an accuse· h on thal charged Norton with fr<1udulently ullemptang to entice Newmeyer lo lie lo the grand jury. T h<' U11rd dismissed charge ac- :'.U'.'>Cd Norton or making falso ~t atcments to Newmeyer with the jnlenl lo influence hi s testimony. Grand jury transcripts of t estimony leading to Norton's in- dictment show that Newmeyer carried tupe recorders on his body to record his conversations with Norton before both men were scheduled to appear before the Grand Jury. Three months alter the Norton i ndictment, Diedrich, Supervisor Philip Anthony and four other m en were indicted by the jury on charges reluted to all eged viola· taonb of stale pohltcul camp1ugn 1·eiulations. TONIGHT FOOTBALL OCC vs. Long Beac h City Co llege , OCC Stadium, 7:30 p.m . Costa. Mes a High at Dana Hill!!, 8 p.m. OCC PLAN ETARIUM ' •'Relativity and Cos mology:· 7:30 and 9 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 pm. FRIDAY NlGHT FILMS -"A Ma n fo r All Seas ons.·· OCC Forum, 7: 15 p m SI OCC LECTURES "Orama of Weather," Science Lecture 1; "History of Furniture," Science Bldg . Roo m t o, "Stre ss M anugcmcnt 1n Today's World.·· Fme Arts llfi; "Success in Com· petitive Athletics," Science Hall; "Understanding Sexual Interac- tion ... Science Lecture 2; "Art or Communication.·· Fine Arts 119. All 7:30p.m. COSTA MESA CJVJC PLAYHOUSE -One-act playit, "The Private Ear" and "The Public E ye." Fairgrounds, Sept. 30-0ct 1, 8 :30 p.m. "PRIVATE LIVES" -South Coast R e pe rtory The ate r . Tuesday-Sunday through Oct. 30, Sp m. MOTORCYCLE S PEEDWAY 'RACING FaarArounds, 8 p.m. Si\TlJRDA. Y, OCTOBER 1 OCC SEMINARS -"How to Stretch Advertising Dollar for Small Business," Fine Arts 116, B'JO a.m. "Put It Jn WriUng," F ine Arts 119, 8:30 a.m. "Survey· in~ and Laser Ins truments ln Construction,.. Science Hall, 8 a .m. OCC LECTURE -''Ski Cond,. tionlng," Gymnasium, Handball ,JOI, 10 a.m. . CHILDRENS P'ILM-"Wllly Wonka and the Chocolate Fao· tory," OCC Forum, 1 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT FILMS - ''Showboat," OCC Forum, 8 p.m. FOOTBALL -Eltancla vs. El Modena, Davidson Field, 8 p.rn. DAILY PILOT APWl,._tl AMONG HOST AOl!S HB Banker Gabriel Hijackers Ho/J, Ou:ner of'!~ Garfield Bank J ohn Gabriel, of Montebello. a hostage o{ terrorists who ht jacked a Japan Airlines airplane e arlier this week, Is the owner of a bank In Huntington Beach. Chamber of C o m merc c Manager Ralph Kiser said that Gabriel opened the Garfield Bank nearly two years ago at the corner of Garfield Ave nue and Magnolia Street, just across the boundary from Fountain Valley. Kiser said that Gabriel, who Is a member of the local chamber Qf comqterce. is in Vte process of developing a shopping center on the :.even acres or properaty that he owns. ··Darrell Ward, a retired Hunt· inaton Beach funeral director. a:s a long-time friend of Gabriel. They became acquainted when both were active in Rotary clubs in the East Los Angeles area nearly 25 years ago. "John is a very lovahle and highly emotional guy. My wife and l arc really concerned about him," Ward said. * * * HOSTAGES . rive here more than seven hours after the hijackers' Jateiit deaclllne and would carry no more than six otlhe prisoners. The Bangladesh officials said it was not known whether the hi· jackers, said to be members or the ultraleftist Japanese Red Army, were willing lo extend their deadline once again. The American ho1ta1es arc banker John Gabriel and h1s wire o f Montebello. Calir.; former Callfomia Assemblyman Waller Karabian of Monterey Park, and these others not further den· ttfied : Eric Weiss, Mr. J . Caldwell. Mr. Alterejos, Mr. G. Sands, Mr. T. Phalen, Mr. J . Chunce and Mr. W. McLean. Karablan 's wife, former Hollywood actress Carole Wells Karabian and an American named K. Krueger were releued Thursday. The latest hostage release brought to nine the number or passengers freed since the plane was seized Wednesday. All four passenaer1 freed today -a Japanese woman, an Indonesian woman and an Egyptian couple -were ill. The five muked terrorists. who hijacked the Japan Air Line~ DC8 jet Wednesday, have re· peatedly threatened to ldll the hostages Wlles1 'their demands are uiet but have twice t1rtended thelrdeadllne. 70 Million SawTVBou4 Nielsen Says ,,,...r,..Ai PARENTS. • ti ve percen\ Aalan, and there la a 1mall mixture ol Gl'ffk, Arab, and Ewopean 1tudent.s. Parenti are proud of UUI tnlx wb1cb wu accompU1htd without bu1\f\I. Whittier parents questioned whut would happen to the achool'a Early Childhood Educa- tion program and courses for educationally and developmen· tally disabled students. Krishnas · ·.,Suing Laguna Scbnierer said these programs would follow the students to their new 1chool, but he offered no guarantee that specific teachers who have been working with stu· dents would go along also. Although Whittier's enrollment is down. parents believe new west side developments wlll boost enrollment in the near future. District officials project an increase of only seven stu- dents for next year. One resident said it would be ironic for the district to take chtldre n from an uncrowded school like Whittier and place them In a crowded school. The transfer of 54 percent of Whittler 's students -those llv· ang west of Placentia Avenue - to Victon a School would boost that school's enrollment to 122 percent. Students living east of Placen· tia Avenue would go to Pomona School. "Why docs It have to be the quantity and not the quality," asked Leona Hall. BelJJing Baad• The citizens advisory commit· tee is exlMJcted to forward a re- commendation to the board of education io October. Frona Page A J IDJACK •.• shot in the arm as she tried to prevent the hijacker Crom bulling into the cockpit, an airline spokesman said. She was inter· ro g ated b y police and transferred to the nearby Henri Mondor Hospital. where she was reported in good condition, he added. Costa Mesa paramedics and passersby aid ll·year·old Tom Baden ~fter the youngster was struck by a car about 7:45 a .m . today at intersection of Merrimac Way and Fairview Road. The s ixth gr ader. who lives a t 339 Princeton St . "'as on his \\-ay lo Davis School when he \\as hit hy a tar driven by Eleanor Brann, 52. of 3037 Donnybrook Lane. Costa Mesa. Ile was taken to Hoag Hospital m Newport Beach with a gash on his left arm. an rt is reported in fair condition. Six passengers, including an infant, were later released un· harmed as the hijacker negotiat- ed over the cockpit radio with a t('am of officials led by Jean l'ericr. administrative chief or Val de murne dis trict where Or· ly Airport lies. Marine Major Cited · F Or Vietnam Action T h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s -- so m etl mes direct, sometimes through the pilot -were morutored by French newsmen. A former wur prisoner and public affairs director al the El Toro Marine: Corps Air Station has been given a medal for smug· gling information about other Americans out of North Vietnam. Martnc Maj .• Ja m es \I . DiBernardo. who has an ex Fat11re Thief ' I Traffic Control Boxes Taken s1cnaHn1 a new trend in crime, a thief has made off with a 1ophiaUcated, SS,000 electronic traffic alenal control box mounted al a Fountain Valley street corner. INVESTIGATORS say it is the latest such theft in a wave of similar occurrences dating back lo 1976 In Santa Ana. Irvine, Riverside and San Bernardi.no. The box vanished from its cabinet at Warner Avenue and Newhope Street Tuesday, but was Immediately dis· covered stolen when police checked the inoperative lights after motorists complained. On Sept. 20 in Irvine, the signal box at the Intersection or Irvine Center and Culver drive• was smashed open and electronic stuffinis worth Sll,000 stolen. Irvine police lnveatlgator Dennis McNeely said the de· vice& may be in demand for thieves because they represent the newest in sophisticated electronic phasing controls. THERE IS A long Ust of public and private a1encies waiUng to buy the devices, McNeely aald. which ran1e from $3,000 to $12,000 Jn price. It would be useful to someone who needs an automatic switclline mechanism to turn on and off electronic equip· ment, McNeely satd, ·and might be adapted to other than tratflc lipal uaea. cellcnt . memory, and was held behind enemy lines for five years, was awarded the navy Commen· datton Medal at ceremonies at Camp Pendleton. After his capture during the 1968 Tet Offensive, the citation !laid, he memorized the names. ranks and dates of capture of other prisoners. DiBernardo.'42, al so "memorized a map" or the prison camp and smuegled the information out when he was re· leased by his captors. Upon his return, DiBemardo came to El Toro where he seY\>'eC as public affairs director and handled the bue newspaper ond community relations. The former Mission Vie10 resi· .dent was transfered to a similar post at the Marine Corps Recruit DepotlnSan Diego In May.1976. Rocks Pelt Firefighters SAN YSIDRO <AP> Americans trying to put out a nre in an abandoned barn often used by illegal aliens were pelted by rocki from acroa& the Mexican border. The barrage was hurled Thursday by s pectators in T1· juana. No serious injurr was re· ported among police and firemen, but the wlnd1h1eld of a police car was shattered. Damages totaling $6.1 million are beine demanded from the c._. ty of Loauna Beach in an: Oranae County Superior Court· JawauJt that charees the city'• police -department with haraa&· ment ot the Hare Krishna sect. · The International Society fof Krishna Consciousness nameJ Clty Attorney Georae Loaan~ Police QUef Jon Sparks, 01.Jlrt~ Attomey Cecil Hick• and 12 pollc« offlcera as codofendants In the ac- tion. ll ls alleged that the defendant.Ii. have repreatedly interfered wttlr the right of Hare Kr11hna mem,, ber1 to hold uninterrupted 1ervicet1 at the La1una Beach temple, 641 Ramona Ave. It is further alleged that mef1)· ber1 of the sect have been clt.ed for disturb!~ the puce wh!Je worshipping at the Ramona A venue property and while dis· tributing their organization's re- Ualoua materials. City orflcials noted after the lawsuit was served that the clly was granted an injunction six months ago when they moved to hall any further u se of the Ramona Avenue property aa :a temple. It wu pointed out at that time that the Hare Krishna oraanlza- tlon hod never obtained a condi· tlonal use pennlt tlgt would al· low them to uae the home for re- llgloua purposes. The c itv took action after nei&hbors ·on Ramona Avenue protested that the Krishna services and the bell ringing lhal accompanies chanting could be heard for several blocks ' because of the public address 6ystems utilized by the worship· pera. E x -NB Officer Talbott Dies ; Se rvice s Set A former Newport Beach police officer, the department's first officer to be shot in the lint· of duly, has died in Newman. Callf, where he owned an elec· trical company. Funeral services tor William F. Talbott are scheduled at 9 a.m ~aturday a t Evans-Krieger · Funeral Chapel, ln Newman. Mr. Talbott died Tuesday at the age or 47 ot a cancerous bram tumor. Born Sept. 19. 1930. he was a nut1veofWorlcy . Idaho. He worked for the Newport Beech Police Department as a peace officer from 1952 to 1960. Mr. Talbott was s hot and wounded while tryin~ to free a victim being held at gunpoint ~Y an armed robber, an act of valor for which the offjcer was decorated. After leaving the police force. he worked for a time In Costa Mes a as an electrical contractor. He ls survived by his widow. Patricia; mother Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkes or Gardena; a daughter. Joni Talbott of Huntington Beach; sons, William F . Talbott Jr. of Reno, Nev., and Georg~ and Patrick Talbott. both of Newman. Other 1urvlvors lnclude a brother. Edward of Santa Ana. and three s isters, Mrs. Alma Rumusaen of Sacramento. M araaret Woods or Gardena and Mrs. J ean Rhodes of Bell Gardens. Mosateller Rites Slated PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 83 years of oa~t retailing, one fact becomes quite evident -that wtlen money Is Ins plentiful. people buy Mtht> .-.,. This is contrary to \lppular belief, but maket good tenae· if you think about it. Wflen you llave to ooncern yourself with value and performance. vou are likely to buy ..._a~ At Alden's in the last three years, our per unit sale has been more expensive carpe1tng, reflecting tnll fact ConeeQuftt'ltlY, we have the largett Mtectlon of finer ciualHl you will •• anywhere, all at competitive prices. The end re•ult it cuetom•r 1atlafactlon, s:>ride and recommendation• which ~ our overwhelming eource of new ' buslneeeA _,.., ~ J.,~ Joan and Larry O•llf Polo! ~1 .. 1 PMIO Table.· hoppin g tount~ Su pen 1s or Luurcnct· St·hm1t <:hals with Joan lr\'inc Smilh during S500·a ·plalc funclra1sing din· nc r held on the supervisor's behalf Thurs d<Jy night ut the Sanlu .'\nu Country Club \Ir~ Srrnlh ts u nwmbt'r of the consortium that rec.·cnll~· purchast•d th(• I r\"lnc Cum pany Sht• :->al at a tablt• rt•ser\'ed h' Orange CCJunt~ lobb~ 1st Sand~· Sandling Schmit didn't t•at at llwl tabll'. but cl1cl drop by l'or a le\\ \\Ords with :\lrs Smith bcf 01:c ·dinner Flash-fund Trio Indicted ThreC' South L<Jguna resident!. whose arrest resulted m the loss ur SIR.l50 1n s hcriff"s "flal>h' funds wtire md1cted Thursday b:- thl• Orani(e County Grand Jury Cy nthia Ann Wils on. 26 La\Hcn<·c l':mcrson Ferrell. 4!8 and Kevin Gordon Ferrell. 24, all <>f JIR75 Circle Drive. were ar ra1gnl•d in Superior Court on drnrge-; of 'ielllni:: marijuana .ludgt· II Warn·n Knight or clc n·d thc trio to file picas Oct. 3 m his cou1troom All three arc fn'c on SI0.000 hall each It ,.., alll'Al'd that the defendants .... olcl 1:10 pounds or high grade· marijuana lo undcrrover officers for 547,650 on three tl<.ilcs Aug 1 i\ ug. 29 and Sept ~ Sheriffs officer.., daim that Sl8,l50 in "fla sh"' funds money used by undcrCO\'er investa~ator' to buy drugs dis appeared during the transaction that led tn the arrest of th~ accused trio Officers said the money dJ s<.ip peare<J m the s hort time that elapsed bet.,.. ccn the defendant' allegedly selling the marijuana and their arrest on <:harges con taincd in the grand JUry indict m cnt An indictment '" a form;.il Toast Your Pets With Sunday Pilot It your household has pets or liquor. Sunday'-. Daily Pilot will µrovade hC'lp ful consumer in formation F ROM SCRATt:ll The last 1wo nea seasons have been rec ord brt>akcr~ Staff Writer Phil Rosmarin s urvey.., veterinarians d o!! groomer.., and vector control pt•rsonm·I for their recommenda lion.., on tht• bl•st remedies llOOZE BA t-'f'LE How soon "ill Californians be able to bring liquor hack lc~ally fro m Mexico" How arc restaurants coping with sharply higher insur ance pre m iums for liquor licenses·• .Joanne Reynolds und Jackie Hyman of the Daily Pilot staff look al new lcJtislatlon on this s ubject WINNER'S CIRCLE Drake Offenhauscr racing engines have powered 25 Indy winners past the checkered flag at the famous 500. 'l'hc Daily Pilot's Gary Granville profiles the com puny on the Sun day Business Page PSYCIDATRY INDE BTED · Dr. Karl Menninger. responsible !or many of the reforms in treat· (SUNDAY'S BEST J ment of the mentally 111 , 1s still \'igorous and active '4-lth manv pursuits at 84 Associated Pre ... ~ Newsfeatures takes a look at :\Icnninger·.., life in a You section feature Search Nets Fire arm Haul l~AKESIDE <AP> Sheriffs deputies s ay they found 12 weapons and amm unition at a wrecking yard occasionall y u.c;ed by Hell's Angel motorcycle cluh members. The cache was found Thursday by 20 officers armed with a search warrant to recover 2,700 pounds of dynamite repor ted stolen Sunday from a nearby con struction company No dynamite was found. But the officers returned with a 4S·caliber submachine gun. shotguns, rifles. pistols and am munition t•hargc made against a pl'rson h) a grand jury. fl does not establish g u i It or 1nnoc:cncc It was -;trt•s-;t·d Thur-.day that the JC eu-.t.-d trio d.o not facl' criminal att1on in connectwn \\1th the lo~.., of the flush fund.., We re l>l1ll tr) 1ng lo get the money back. an invcst1gator commented to tfay · We h<.ivl'n 't given up hOPl' \ l't OC Murderer Sem enced to Life in Prison Convi cted killer Michael Hamon Bradley was sentenced Thursday to life in prison for the p<1rl he played last March 4 in the .... taying of an elderly Santa Anci market owner Orange County Superior Court .I udgc .Jerrold S Oliver imposed the maximum term for first degree m urdeJ:. cm Bradley. 19, or I .o._ Angeles The jury which found Bradley J!llllly of the killing of ~1rs Ho"' Yow Lau, 66. additionally found him guilty of attempted murder. armed robbery. as~aull with a deadly weapon and burglary Bradley was one or four men arrested by Santa Ana police following a shootout that claimed the life of Mrs. Lau shortly after s he and others were hustled gun· point into a meat locker during a robbery attempt at her market. lier son, Kenne th Lau, 29, was wounded in the gun battle during which his mother was shot in the head by a shotgun at close range Russell Clyde Capers . .19. of Los Angeles has been found guil· ty of first degree murder. lie will be sentenced Oct. 21 to what could be life m prison Still awaiting trial are codefen· dants Sammie Dunn Jr .. 18. and T yrone Robinson. 16. both of Los Angeles Dunn will be tried Oct. J Robinson, a minor who will be t ried as an adult. will face a jury Oct 17 'So1•red on Lemons' San Juan Widow 'Bitter' at Auto lnduAtry By WILLIAM HODGE Of Ille Deity Pllet Suff ,, Youth's 'Sanity' Probed MIAMI <AP) Attorneys m I be murder trial o f Ronny Zamora huve begun debate over the teenager's samty, question· ing whether it as normal for a 15-year-old to play Russian roulette with Mends "It was kind of hke a joke, I guess.·· Alan Cohen. a friend of Zamora. told Asst. State Atty Tom Headley on Thursday. Zamora's attorney, E ll is Rubin. is basing has defense on u <·ontention that his client's addle· lion to television drove him to use a 32·cahber pistol to kill 83-ycar· old Elinor I lltggert Cohen . 15, tes t1f1ed that Zamora produced the alleged murder weapon several times. and .feigned a game of Russian roulette with friendl> lie put a bullet in the gun and put it one notch past the griggcr and startc.-d pointing it and pull mg the trigger," said Cohen. "He must have taken the bullet out because when he pulled the trig· ger the sixth lime. he yelled. Hang.' "lie was just kidding around. ha vtng fun." Cohen testified Hubin asked "lie pulled a gun and pointed it at you. Does that :-.t·1.·m like a normal thing to do'1•• asked Rubin. 'It rrught not be right," said Cohen. now of Newton, Mass ··sut It could be norm al." Zamora and Darryl Agrella. 14. are charged with first·degrce murder The prosecution says Zamora ··executed" the woman after ~he round the two boys ransacktng her home Agrella "ill be tried separately The trial 1s the first being given full coverai,:c by cour t room television and still ('amera!> un der a one-year experiment or dered by the Florida Supreme Court. Cohen told the court of a two· day spree at Disney World that Zamora paid for with cash al lcgedJy taken from the Hnggert home ··Al any point du rang the weekend did the defendant act in any bizarre m anner or seem to he crazy lo you?·· a s ked lleadlcy. "No,.. l.a1d Cohen. 15 "he seemed normal likt• <.tl a l l times ·· llcadln a s ked Cohen .i number of time:. i°f Zamora "'atched TV during their D1sne~ World trip Cohen said he did not Tight Squeeze Net s Thief Bucke t Seats A Uuef squeezed through a gap 1n the locked fence of an Irvin<: storage yard and stoic the two front bucket seaLi; from a car and both control knobs from iLi; radio. police reported. Owner W .E. Bluck. 66, of Oceanside. had stored his car at the Plant Control Corp. yard 16281 Construction Circle West. while he vacationed The loss was vaJu<.>d nt 5600. STAGHORN FERN A rare b u y o n t h i s collectors· favorite already mount e d o n boa rd for instant decor either indoors or out. Reg. $4" S9.99 SALE EUROPEAN SYCAMORE • Large 6' specimens of this fast-growing shade tree make t his disease-resistant \'ariet~ an o uts t a nd in g Size S•" Rea. $10.99 SALE • Friday, September 30 1977 DAIL y PILOT A:j O•llY l'llot St•ll l'llOlo FIREMEN MOP UP AFTER ANAHEIM PLA NT BLAZE Two Hospitalized In Explosion; One Crltical 3 Injured in Wax Factory Explosion One man was m :,enous cond1 lion today and another remained hospitalized after an explosion and firl' Thursday that gulled an Anaheim car w:ix fu e ton fire men reported · Damage to the TH·3 Chemical Corporation, 1028 E South St was estimated ~l S200.000 firemen said Three factory cmploycs wert• 1n1ured in the 2 p m blazt• firem en said Jack Birnbaum. 48 . of ~2213 Shade Tree Circk. Brc;.i . w~s rt• T wo Sus p ect s We d in Jail SAN FRANCISCO IAP In ,, pti l house <'ere mon v co defendants in th(' tortun· starvation death of an 1 l ·year old boy have joined in wedlock Shirley Ellenberg, 35. awa1linl! sentencing for :.econd degree.• m u rder . married 30-year·old Charles B. Nakao The Rev Lloyd Wake of Glide Memorial Church conducted the ceremon) 'thursday in a seventh floor cell at the Hall of J ustice Gary Ellenberg died at the San Francisco General llos pital in February, three weeks after he ing taken from an apartment hi.... mother shared with Nakao, a former San Leandro policeman. ported tn critical condition al the l T l Medical Center burn unit \\ 11 h second and third degree hurns over 47 percent or his body Thomas NC'av1ll Jr., 28. of 1942 Deer Park Drive. Fullerton. wa-; rcportc..'Cl in ~ood condition at UCI with burns over 14 pen·cnt of hi!-- body 1'hl• third workman Mark A SI m m l)fl !-• 2 ;j , 0 f t h (' ~<.Im l' Fullerton addre::.s. was tre<.1ted lor burns and relea!'>ed I nvcsthiators said the three workers W(•rc mixing car wax when the material boiled over. 1gn1lcd ancl set the factory .1bla1.c 1\:-. flame-. '!Head, riremen ... aid. se\'cral drums of chemicals .llsO {'Xplodcd Thrc<' other employes m the huild1ng t•scaped without inJUry. Workers tn :m adjacent office al....c' v.cl"l' evacuated while firemen brought the blan' under l'Ontrol Then• w a -. s I 1 g h t water clamag<.' Lo a farm occupying the ... ame industrial building, r1rf'mCn rC'portP<f Body R ecover ed SAN FRANCISCO lAP) ·-ThP body of a 22·year·old woman who leaped off the Golden Gate· Oridgf.' wa.., recovered early Thursday near Alcatraz, t he Coast Guard reported. \J.'Qowe1a.ng CBuQb CBonan3a. Presents (;l't a h~ad:-.larl now " 1 t h o u r \' a.:i. t .... etect1on of Tulips. I lyacinths. Daffodils. Hanunculus. Crocus. \nemonc:-.. Frecsias. 'arr1 "~u~. l'olch1cum:.. Spider L1lie~. Be:irded I ris OLEANDER Pink or white b lossoms adorn this hardy landscape favorite. Excellent for use as tall shrub or screen. 1 Gal. Reg. Size S?.49 SALE SJl9 SAGO PALM Lend a touch of class to the landscape or container garden with this prized. hurdy palm I Oat. Sltr Reic. SUI& ~~rncl :\tan,.. others. Hn: :15C' MUMS O!':l.Y C h oose.• f r o m over 10 \'arielies of this fall season f~ \·orite. Every p lant is simply loaded with blooms for that instan t color addition. 4· Sm• SALE49c 99t Value BLOOMING PETUNIAS Last c h ance on O\'el' 7 ,. u I' l c t i e s 0 r t h i s f re(•·bloom1n.: ~urde n favorite 39 4" S11r ~ALE C Rct. 79t TRJMMER EDOER Here is a top-quality. t:.S.·mndc srardcn toot you • P?werful 1,3 h.p 8000 R.P.M. 1 TRJM·AU. ran eu.slly use to trim & cd(• ara111 und weed11 In • l.ighh~.cll(ht · welahs only 3 lb.1. MONOFlLAMEN'l' places bla~h.'<l trimme~ c•tn t reach 1'ht Trim All • ~la 11 dlometcr cut MODELeoo 11 perfect to use around trees. pin) )'ilrct ·fully MUBrn ntt<'d 2 TRIM·ALL oquhrmtnt. pnUos. fences ond wolkwnys. 11nd 111 thr neic. s:io.vs $ ldeM trimmer ror eondomln1um owner11 s l\l Prltl' .it I OAll v Pll OT Sleeping Infants Rescued PLANTATION. 1"la. <AP> A fire m un office at a hosp1t.aJ here -today forced lhe eva~uaUon oC 30 pattents from the building in duding 11 newborn babia 'who ~lepl through 1t Tbe pallents were husUed into the parlnng lot on stretchers and in wheel chairs The babies were held m lhe arms of their mothers, nurses and aides. No patients were injl.ln!d, but [ INSHORT ) four firemen in this Fort Lauderdale s uburb were treated for smoke inhalation. hospital spokesman Dan Lmvill said. TaJC Ctit Barked NEW YORK <AP> --The Treasury Department has rec- ommended to President Carter tax reform measures that in- clude a one-shot cut in personal mcome taxes next year. The New York Times reported today. Quoting a co nfidential memorandum to Carter, T he Times said the Treasury Depart- ment believes the t ax cut should be imple mented immediately because of fears of an economk s lowdown in the latter half of 1978. A Trca ~u ry Ucpartment ::.pokesman declined to comment on The T imes story, saying such memoranda are conf1deotial. Park An•wer• Due WASHI NGTON <AP> Justice Department officials will meet in Seoul with South Korean government authorities to dis- cuss "satisfactory terms and conditions for communicating·· with Tongsun Park about alleged Korean influence buying in Congress, the de partment said today. Park. a m1lhonaire Korean rice dealer . so far has refused to return to the United States lo face trial on federal charges of bribery and corruption. The brief depa rtment a n - nouncement was the first o({icial i ndications that U.S. authorities may be approaching some sort of agreement to question Park out- :>idelhe United States. Pope: God •Needed~ VATICAN CITY <AP) -Pope Paul VI told a gathering of bishops from throughout the world today that though society often seems .. hostile, indifferent and deaf to our words,·· this sometimes signifies a profound need for God. "One can often detect in this attitude an unconscious yearn- ing, a real and deeply felt search for GOO," the pontiff s aid as he opened the fifth Synod of Bishops of his reign, called to discuss the problems of religious teaching in an increasingly secular world. Strike Settled NEW YORK (AP> -Techni- cians on strike at American Broadcasting Company for more than foul' m onths h ave reached final contract agreement with the company and will return to work Saturday. according to the union. A recorded message al the of- fices o( the National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians informed telephone callers early today that contracts had been approved following con- ferences with ABC. Network representatives could not be reached immediately for com- m ent. f'rldev S.otembe' 30. 197'1 AP IHI,...... .. U31,500 Ricltf!r Kathryn II. Wright of Oxon Hill, Md., knows whereof s he smiles. She just won 250,000 pounds. or about S437,SOO. i n the Irish hospital sweepstakes draw- ing. 'Find -Bis Body., Another Gem Dea"ler Gone CHICAGO (AP) -A broker is reported missing with up to $300,oOO in gems from New York's diamond district where police are in- vestigating the murder of another merchant and the disappearance of a fortune ln diamonds. Abraham Shafizadeb has been missing slnce July 27, the day before he left for P uerto Rico on busi- ness. his relatives said. and they released no details. foar he may have been killed. New York police wouJd not They say police have s uggest-comment. cd that the disappearance is Hakimi and his wife, Dayla, ltnkedtooraaniiedcrime. who are Shafizadeh's only living relatives in the United St.ates, have been to New York and San Juan in search or the missing man. THE DIAMOND broker·s brother, Dr. Farokh Sbafizadeh- ll ak1 m1, told The Associated Pre::.s in an interview Thursday night that Shafizadeh may have been carrying diamonds worth between $!50,000 and $300,000. T he Munhattan Missing Persons Bureau confirmed it was investigating the 31-year-old Shafizadeh 's disappearance, but "'EACH DAY WE have Jess hope," said Hak imi, an clectncal engineer for Standard Oil in Chicago. "All I want 1s to find his body and give him a decent burial." Carter Wins Right To Approve Bomb The couple said they thought the New York City police had not devoted enough attention to the ·case. "They said he flew to Puerto Rico so it is the problem of police lhere," Hakimi said. But he said New York police never d('· termined that Shafizudeh def initely was aboard a n American Ai rlines flight to Puerto Rico for which he had a ticket. WJ\SlllNGTON <AP) -Congress 1s giving President Carter ap- proval to produce the neutron bomb, a new atomic weapon that oppo- nents fear will greatly increase the risk of all-out nuclear war. The House of Representatives approved an authorization bill Thurs- day to enable the President to spend money for the neutron bomb if he chooses to do so. The Senate pre viously approved a similar bill. The neutron bomb is a small warhead that would be placed on Lance missil es and arllllery shells. It produces twice tht- deadly radiation of a conven- tional nuclear bomb but less than a tenth as much explosive power. heat and fallout. This means the bomb can kill people while caus- ing little damage to buildings. THE WARHEAD IS designed to replace the approximately 7 ,000 nuclear warheuds now deployed in Europe. Carter has nol announced whether he intends to approve production of the controversiul weapon, but he asked for the authorization that both houses have now granted. has less destructive power than I arge.scale nuclear weapons . That could make it easier to in· troduce nuclear weapons into an altercallon that could touch off a nuclear holocaust, opponents ~aid "I am frightened to death of this weapon." said Rep. Ron Oellums <D-Calif. >. "Once you ~tart down the road to a nuclear wur, there is no turning back. Once we make nuclear war thinkable. we make it possible. and once we make it possible we make 1t inevitable." THE COUPLE SAID they held off calling the disappearance to the attention of news media because in New York's diamond business, if "they <brokers> get publicity, that's the worst thing for them.'" T h e body of 25 -year -old Pinchos Jaroslawicz. a diamond broker who vanished last week with up to Sl million in gems. was discovered Wednesday an the Manhattan office of diamond cut ter Shlomo Tai, who led police to 1l. In New York. detective Jean D"Azevedo :sa id Sha!izadch's busine!>s, Abraham and Ab r aham. 1s n ear Tal·s. However, there was no 1nd1cation of a link between the two. l>ht' added. ----~-- WEATHER I NATION I WORLD Mom Sal'es Sons Beverly French is comforted by her husba nd Peter a s she's taken to an ambulance in Bothell, Was h .• after suf-. feeing burns when fire destroyed their home. She was burned while hunting for her 2-yee.r-Old son. who hid in the house when the fire started. She found him and their t)ther son and all escaJ>e2 the flames. Oswald Threatened JFK in September?· NEW YORK (AP> -Lee Harvey Oswald threatened to kill John F . Kennedy during a visit to the Cuban emb8S6y in Mexico City two months before the president was assassinated. ionner CBS newsman Daniel Schorr says. Embassy officials threw Oswald out because they thooght the threat was a provocation, Schorr re- ports in the current issue of The New York Review of Books. Schorr satd the Warren Com- miss.ion, which investigated the Nov. 22, 1963, assassination, was told of Oswidd's threat but did not follow it up. ••The Cuban ambassador ii\ Mexico City had reported the in· cident to Havana, .. Schorr wrote. "It had not been taken seriously al the time, but after Kennedy"s assassination, Castro bad come to smpect that tbe effort to get Oswald into Cuba was part o( a nght-wing conspiracy. The key House vole came on an amendment by Rep Ted Weiss I D-N.Y.). The amendment would have blocked Energy Research and Development Administra- tion money from bemg used for the neutron bomb, but it was de- feated 297to109. Rep. Patricia Schroeder <D- Colo. ), said the neutron weapon "has a very great potential for blurring the line between nuclear weapons a nd non -nuc lear weapons. For that reason, it makes it easier for a nuclear war to break out. .. our SUPPORTERS OF the weapon said the neytron bomb is preferable to conventional nuclear weapons because it is less dest.ru<:ti veto property. TAL. 31, TOLD police he was present on the eve of Yom Kip- pur, when, he said. two gunmen beat Jaroslawicz unconscious and left him Police quoted Tai as saying lhe robbers let him ~o but later called him at home and or- dered him back to the Manhattan office "to tie the body in a plastic bag and hide it. . . .' • THE COMMISSION, Schorr said, did not "press the CIA for inform ation about Oswald'!. C.11han association. this desoitc the fact-or perhaps because oC the fact -that one of its mem- bers was former CIA Director Al· "Oswald would return from Cuba. then aasa.ssinate the Pre>i- dent. and it would look as though - Castro had been respouslim.- WEISS AND JDS supporters said the neutron bomb would "lower the threshold" to nuclear war. They said military leaders might feel Jess inhibited about using the neutron bomb since it "The defense and security of our country depend on having a wealth of weapons that can be used if the necessity arrives.·· said Rep. Charles H. Wilson <D· Calif l. Li/ e-Support Cut Okayed for Teen MADISON, Wis. <AP> -Dane County Judge Robert Pekowslty or- dered today that life-support systems be removed from a brain- damaged teen-ager as requested by tbe youth's parents. Lawyers for the Madison couple said doctors would remove the equipment later in the day from the 18-year-old and no further com- ment would be forthcoming from the family. The parenis. whose identities were not released. made the request after doctors at the University of Wisconsin Hospitals testified Thurs- day that the young man's brain s howed no life signs. THE PATIENT suffered an ap· parent heart attack at a state mental ins titution. He wai- brougbt to the UW Hospitals· Trauma and Ufe Support Unit Hope for his recovery fa<\ed two days after he was admitted. when bis eyes became fixed and di late d. said Dr. Marvin Birnbaum, direct.or of the unit. Tests failed to detect braln ac- tivity, he added. Birnbaum said the patient's biological functions could be artificially maintained ln· definitely. . ten Dulles. Scborrseid. Coming Tuesday Oct. 4, 1977 ORANCIE eoUNTY 'DININCI , Snow Falls on Rockies Night life is the good life on the Orange Coast U ytJCI I/ks fiM food, pleasant drinking and excJtJng danoing. Some of the beSt f98taurants and nightspots in the nation are right here in ; Orange County. ·• Check the Dally Pilot's special magazine. "'Orange Cooofy . I Din;ng." for views of .some of the bettel' iuto tripe offered In thJs . ' Rain, Cl,ouds Seen Over Mo•t of Nation Ml 1.1 .. • 70 ... 60 I) ,, •• . , u St .0 ... . ., .,. " ~ .. u " .. " 11 • ,. -.. ti n •• 11 .. .. " PllC lnl...,. WlltrYI.,..... hew l\lgflt 1" ,,,. ....... lo. to --Al IN -.c:Ns. w.C~ ... .._.. _.S,..-mlllll llP' .. 10 .... -,.., .. Giil .. Ille _._ Sufllqen HllM ...... 8Nct\I WIMJ -.. tw. .... ,,..,"~ ........ c.di.o • .......... .....,,.,. 9Mdl; w ... Oflt • tw i.t wttll _. .-.i .. c.. dlO.. -• lCoa1tal w~af,..r t"· f°""""'1ft dl bt f<Nltd on PtJ(ft AJJ fodafl.) • area. r ~ " October is National Restacftnt Month end 10CI can get h I ~ ' the spirit by browsing through "Oanll• County Dining,.. ~1- lnformatiWt articles and photographs wlll 'c/iHj )10CI in on ..,.. where to find the best entertanment. the klnd4 ot,,,... nrved -:if st 1oca1 esmblishments. ll1xl the vanous mooda •WJkfd h the . .. ftw nlgtrt spot& A special magazlne publllhed by the I ~ '-I ~'DAI LY PILOT ~·--. ·I I • .STATE I SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LNG Site . Changes .~ Studied WASlUNGTON <AP> -The l"e-deral Power Com1Dlulao bu Uken under aubmlulon petlUon.a lrom lbo Southcm C&Ufornia Gu Co. and the Sferra Club to COO· ider a new locaUon for Its pro ~ed f1tclllt.y to import liquefied ;palural 1u. A 91as company 1poke1woman ... d t.be company peUUoned the 'FPC on Wednesday to conalder a •ite at Point Conception lnstead 4f lbe Oxnard location previously proposed. THE SIERJlA CLVB has asked 'the FPC lo reopen the case and consider the alternative of locat-~g the LNG terminal offshore l.solating the LNG tankers and -Uielr bar.ardous cargo from any land areas. However, 10 its request Wednesday, Southern California Gas asked the FPC to reject the Sierra Club request. THERE WAS NO immediate indication when tbe FPC might resp0nd to either of the petitions. The gas company has proposed to import through a subsidiary an average of some 69. 71 billion BTU Cheat units) of liquefied natural gas --roughly equal to 619 million cubic feet or natural gas at standard temperature and pressure conditions -per day. over the next 20 years. UNDER NORMAL condition!>, in the form or a room - temperature gas, natural gas takes up loo much space for economical lanker shipment across oceans. ,.,..,,...... Handin Hand Sacramento County Sheriffs deputies Dainese Taylor and Terry Clippinge r were not on patrol as they stro!led down the street hand in hand Thursday. They had JUSt left the county clerk's office with a new marriage license: The deputies. both jailers. will wed Oct. 9 Jayne Mansfield's Estate' Liquidated LOS ANGELES (AP> Four of actress Jayne Mansfield ":, children have learned there ap· parently is nothing left for them in their mother's estate. They appeared in court Thur!> day along with her second husband and were told by the Judge to come back to court with a lawyer. $516,000 estate. The final accounting of the estate cume a month ago from administrator Bernard Cohen. lie told Mass Mansfield's heirs that of $75,000 an the estate stiJI undistributed, $53.000 will go to creditors and $22,000 is expected to be spent for legal fees incurred during the IO years since Miss Mansfield's fatal automobile ac· Friday, September 30, t9n l)AfLY PILOT AS t Brings Pests Rats, Ants Invading Bay Area Homes ORINDA (AP) -TbJrsty rats and ants are slip- ping intQ many San Francisco Bay area homes look· ing for water made scarce during California's two- year drought. "We've had more calla about rats, and they've been looking for water, de!initely," said Peter Oevldson, service manager for Corky's Pest Con- trol here. Homes.in the bay area have been under orders to ration water for about a year. EXTERMINATORS say calls lo rid homes of rats and ants have gone up by aa much as 4& percent in the past three or four months. Davidson said the pests have prompted calls from homeowners who never had problems before. M anv or them have creeks near their homes that havedried up, he said. "And they've stopped watering their lawns, so there was no water out there~ rat.a could get 81\d no puddles, either," Davidson saJd. • "They're looking for drippine raucel.S. anythil'\I · like that," be said. •·And the calls aren't from slum are94, but from nlce nel1hborboods like Walnut Creek, Concord and Moraaa," all suburbs east of Oakland. . THERE HAS BEEN no indication from health officials as to whether the rats pose a health hazard. Bill Wallace, chief deputy agricultural com- misstoner of Contra Costa County, said reperts of f he pest invasUon are "not horror stories, exactly. but it's really something of a nuisance this year." He also said his agency has received ''far more calla than usual about ants," this year. Carl Koehler, an entomologist with the University of California in Berkeley. said the school's extension service has received about twice as many complaint calls about ants as it did last year. Mari~ DI Gets Demoted **************************************• .. . RE'.';T :\ '77 EXE('l 'Tl\'E :\IOTOH llO)IE Fno:U llEHH FHIEIH.:\~nEH 828-8888 or 5;17 -7777. 8~,8-fi777 E:\l. :!7:> SAN DIEGO (AP)· -A drill sergeant at the • Marine Corps Recruit 50 GALS OF GAS FREE Depot is now a lance cor. it poral after being demot-* ed and fined $300 on • charges or mistreating lt recruits. ,.. * Sgt. Michael Torres, lt • ~2. of Fresno, was con-it * victed by a seven-man it • court martial board on it • 10 counts or maltreating it • recruits assigned t.o him • or lt "ORANGE COUNTY'S .. Jt IMPORT it CAR KING'' • ,.. • • • • • • • • • ---~-=-;,..,.;;~~-__, .. .. .. . Jt 537-5464 :-~~~;--(A .. IH, JttW'f * • • Jt • • . -----~~~~* Jt ,.. Jt .. • • .. • .. • .. • it lt by striking them, step· • FREE ! ping on their hands and * lt '-"'----------...;._--..i twisting theirflngers. * OIL CHANGES ,.. • • it • • • • But it can be shrunk to about one-six-hundredth its normal volume by chilling it into a liquid form at 269 degrees below zero. Fahrenheit. c1dent. SUPERIOR COURT Judge S • S Neil Lake gave actor-strongman talion lays it As recommended by the lt it factory for as long as it you own your car. • • • Mickey Hargitay and the COHEN'S FINAL report REDDING CAP> it children, aged lJ through 26, an c;howed the original $516,000 Directors of public it Oct. 28 court date and told them r1gurc was too high, since It did television station KIXE • to hire an attorney. The judge not lake into consideration have voted lo reverse a ,.. gave them until that lime to ex-mortgages on Miss Mansfield's decision to move the sta-* • ,.. • • An FPC administrative law Judge reviewed and approved the application for the Oxnard loca- tion last July. amine and dispute an accounting house, debtc; and lawsuits against lion to Chico. : * * * * * * * * * * * * * of the origina.~ll~y--=e~s~t~im.:.:::.a~te~d:____:lh~e~e~s=ta=t~e~. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Viking II Mars Photos Show 'Srww' PASADENA CAP) -A light, reflective sub- . stance -possibly carbon dioxide frost or snow -- has been seen on the red, rocky Martian surface in a picture returned by the Viking 2 spacecraft, scien- tisl.S report. If it is confirmed. it would be the robot lander's first observation or condensation on the surface or Mars, Vikln(C scientists at Jct Propulsion Laboratory stud Thursday. Bob Henry, a member of the meteorology science team, said the material noticed in a Sept. 13 black-and-white photograph taken by the lander's automatic camera could be dust. water ice or, most likely, carbon dioxide lee. Special Seuio11 E11ed LOS ANGELES (AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. says tr two·thlrds of the legislators wanted lt, he would call a special session of the state Legislature "immediately" to deal with property tax relief. Brown's comment was made Thursday during an interview on a KTTV news program. It was the closest the governor bas come t.o committing himself on the question or bringing the legislators back to deal with the con- troversial issue. ( ) Although Brown said SI' ATE he had not polled the · lawmakers, he saJd, "I '"--------- don't think we have two- thirdl Yet. but we 're geWng cloee. •• Loeldteed Statu Teld BURBANK (AP) -At the first Lockheed Aircraft Corporation shareholders meeting since 1974, outgoinl board chairman Robert Haack d_rew a standing ovation aft.er be promised Im earmnga would be "eminenUy satisfactoey." The shareholders aJso applauded Haack, 60, ,!rhen he noted at Thursday's meeUng that Lockheed'• lending banlc.s are dropping the c:on- croveralal $2!0 mllllon government loan guarantee -"at averted a bankruptcy in um. The shareholders approved a resolution to ehange the company's name from Lockhffd Aircraft Corp. to Lockheed Corp. The change was necessary, aald Haack, because Lockheed bas ex- pandecl lts involvement Into many non-aircraft flelda. He stressed it did not indicate "any lessening of commitment to the airuaft business.·· Pn•ltla ~ PICTURED ITEMS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE ~ROBERT'S sets the mood for FINE Holidays are traditionally the time for good friends and mmily to share good times and delicious meals. For your festive get-togethers this holiday season, come in and see what ROBERT'S has to offer in dining tables and accessories. ROBERTS Contemporary Furniture is one of Orange County's largest and finest displays of trend setting designs fashioned of chrome, wood. glass. mirrors. rattan, fabrics and more. With over 40,000 square feet completely stocked with modem furniture, lighting, and accessories ... ROBERT'S is certain to have the dining set perfect for your home entertainment needs and priced for your pocket book. · ~-·••DllliiiillMtJtl~~~~~ One of the Southland'9 IMOMt & FlnMt CoDectJoM of Modem Fcmfture, l.lgl6ag met kc'''°'* •--<• t.'fl·~~:"l-:\.,rol •111ra;r·~ ~ ...... ) contemporary fumitu'e t:=~!!!:t:I ~;~~~~~&:;i.J~,~~~~~~L.k:...3~~1~~~11:.J 22SNORYH HAABOR m.vo.,FULLERTQN, CALFOftNIA 02832 • "*'9(7") m-5720 ----- • Edi • l p Robert N. Weed/Publisher Thomas. Keevil /Editor Orang• Coast Daily Pilot tona ag.e _________ F·r·ld···"·.S.•p.t.•m·be-r.30 •.• 1.9Tt' _________ Ba·r·ba-ra·K-re.lb·l·ch·/·E·d·lt·o·rl.•.I P·a·g·e·E·d·lt·o·r-- Panel for Women froving Its Worth Tht.' Or.mi:e County Commis~lon on the Status of Womt'n hn!i managed to survive two stormy y~urs and pro- vide some USl'ful scrvl(•<.-s to county women In the process. Tht• cumm1ss1on, for <:xampl~. has held two employ. ment ~t·minut s for women that attracted more than 800 prospective Joh seekers. lt also has been conducting legal ;nJ.(hL'i st•mmars and developed a new maternity leave ~licy for county cmployes which is being used as a model for other government agencies. The commission 's 15 volunteer members also have in- vestigated compliance by school districts and colleges '' tth f cderal laws bannmg sex discrimination in education. They hm c studied the child care problem faced by work- ing mothers and s urveyed county workers about their own child care needs. The comm1ss1on has accomplished these things and m ore despite a strict keep·them-on-a-short-leash attitude by coWlty supervisors and in s pite of loud opposition from t hose who think the commission is working to the detri- m entof the homemaker and family. Last week ·s debate over commission gQals marked the sixth time supervisors have subjected the commission to a critical pub he revie w an cl they set the stage for still another grilling by a sking the commission to return with a Jist of projects for the year. How many more times will super visors play these games with what has turned out to be a worthwhile com- mission'! Loading the Courts The loading of our court system with demands for opinions and rulings on matters formerly settled outside the courts is creating concern among some very promin~nt membersofthejudjciary. This week California Chief Justice Rose Bird cited the .. new burdens·· faced by the courts in resolving political disputes and other issues formerly handled by community ins titutions. At the same time, U.S. Supreme Court Chief Jus tice Warren Burger has warned that there is a limit to what the courts can accomplish with calendars overloaded with civil suits. When the Supreme Court convenes next week, the justices will be faced with 90 civil disputes on which they have agreed to write opinions. The case of Allan Bakke, who says he was denied ad- mission to the UC Davis medical school because of its minority quota system, has been the most publicized. It does hold considerable significance for the entire country, but other cases are more debat able. A woman has petitioned the Supreme Court to rule on her complaint that she was expelled from medical school des pite hi~h grades because school officials disli ked her . An airline employe complains he was forced to give up his job when he was 60 years old and hence was a victim of illegal age discrimination. Suits like this challenge the right of a school or an e m ployer to determ ine the continued eligibility of a stu- dent or an employe. And if all students who a r e expelled or employes who are dismissed should decide to demand their day in court, the burden could become intolerable. Every American has the right to protection under the Constitution. And the Supreme Court is there to interpret that document. But the current mania for pursuing every difference of opinjon right to the top of the judicial system is a real threat to the ability of the high court to concentrate its efforts on matters of truly nationwide significance. Oil Spill Protection News that a bill designed to provide quick a nd equita• ble compensation for d a m age caused by oil spills has passed t he House and soon will be before t he Senate s hould be especially welcome in Southern California. The Comprehensive Oil Pollution Liability and Com· pensation Act, co-sponsored by Rep. Mark Hannaford of Long Beach. would establish a feder al fund to pay claims for damages and clean·up costs from all types of oil s pills. including spills from tankers as well as offshore d rilling faciJities. The fund would be created from a 3-cent~per-barrel tax on all companies that drill, refine or t ransport petroleum in a marine environment, along with fines from court judgments against those responsible for oil s pills. Even as Congress was at work on the oil spill le.gisla- tion, the need for such a measure was m ade apparent locally when several hundred gallons of oil s pilled from a tanker washed onto t he beach at Santa Monica. And only days la,ter, a similar tanker mishap br ought the gooey stuff ashore on several Baja California beaches. U the bill m akes it through the Senate, the heavy tax feature is likely to get trimmed . But such a law could en· courage mor e caution, while guaranteeing prompt com· pensation for the victims of oil spills. • Opinions expr-.ed In the apeoe ~ are thoee or the Deity Pflot. Other VIMS··~ on this pilge.,. thOM Of their·~" artl1t1. Rffder comm.nt tt lrWtt8d. ~ The Dally Piiot. P.O. Box 1580, Cotta M .... CA IM28. Phorie (114) '4M321. Why ar• the truck drlven so eacwned •boat the 55 mPb speed JlmlU l'H •tea ve17 few~ lt aayway. D.E.S. 1n ·~~~· Not. In t1Mi clUeS,~ tn tbe aubur~ nOt om cm farma. EvtdeaUy. thiy meant Whit tbe1 aald. TboH tcholan who study &be maa movementa ot people aa,y the amall CoWna are ftlllnt up to overnowtni ma rapid m•• ner.' Rem.f property ls wbtre lt'•atpiilt. lf ,,,.... dlJn' spend at leatt ooe Nil,._ of yaur llrtUIM -da•'• 21 bolai'I a day -on th•~ you're Jun bCit taltlal k up on the Umdllne u mudl u the averqe cltlnb. 1'8 bum• '*11~ In eilild WHtllrt• loae IWf ltl MMo lf the Mid Isn't properly pro. tec:&tid. lolt~ llterallt U'OI: p you .wiint to keep ,.,._, 1'1111& warm,....,.atiM. A ll;t.J'""' i8aeet Wa)'S walk& Clft a tn.Dll1: of Ule fore .nd Jdnd I•• DM *91 ................. atllft.~. Earl Waters Initiatives Provide Tax Lesson ls the initiative process the on- Jy means by which homeowners will find property tax relief? Remarking on the failure of the · · 'gislature to come to grips with the problem, Assembly Republican leader Paul Priolo observed the solution to be beyond the capacity of the Legislature. Undoubtedly in anticipation of such a failure on the part of the lawmakers, two separate g r oups had already com- menced circulation of petitions to p l ace the properly tax issue on the June ballot. Orie, sponsored by Wiley Davis of El CaJon, freezes assessments on homes at the value in effect at the time of passage of the measure and reduces tax rates 50 percent over a two year period following its adoption. It also would exempt all homes of senior citizens which are valued at $40,000 or less. A further pro- vision grants renters a max- imum of $75 a year credit on in· come taxes. The second proposition, sponsored by Howard Jarvis of Los Angeles and Paull Gann of Carmichael, is even more direet. It freezes assessed values at the 1975-76 levels and limits ad valorem taxes to one percent. It would permit an increase of the tax rate or up to two percent a year to meet inflation. It would also restrict local government from imposing other taxes without a two-thirds approval of the electorate. Both measures provide for changes in valuation for new con- struction or when property 1s sold. THE BEAUTY of both proposi- tions 1s their simplicity. Neither exceeds 500 words. One is barely more than 200 words. The voters will have no trouble und~rstand ing them The attorney general's staff has estimated the loss of proper- ly tax revenues to local govern- ment under either measure as rangin¥ from $4.5 blllion to $8 billion annually. Whether the proponents agree with those figures or not, they seem to be content to let the Legislature wrestle with the problems of making up the losses from other sources. What the proponents are offer- ing is a c h a n ce for the homeowners to call·a halt to op- pressive property taxes and, in effect, tell the state and local governments to either cut back on costs or find other chickens to pluck. Since both measures are con- s titution a l amendments the sponsors must secure 499,846 qualified signatures no later than December 2. If either or both are successful the foitiatives would go on the J une ballot. If both are on the ballot and both. are ap.. proved the one with the mo.st votes would prevail. THE QUESTION at the mo- ment is whether the failure or the Legislature lo act on the tax issue will spur the success of signature gathering. No doubt Governor Jerry Brown had such thoUJb~ in his mind when be lndicated h~ might call the Legislature bact betore its scheduled return in J anuary. However, even if be did, is there any prospect t hat the lawmakers can find the agree- ment in a few short weeks that eluded t hem for nearly eight months before recess? And, if the lawmakers do come up wilb something in special session or early next year, will it be enough to satisfy the homeowners and forestall passage of the initiative proposals? It would seem the best way lo head off the initiatives would be for the Legislature to adopt something close to that proposed by the citfaens' propositions. T hat would be a sim pie, concise measure dealing solely with property tax relief for homeowner s, leaving t he multitude of other problems which they had woven into the de- feated tax bill to be considered in separate measures. Nicholas Von Hoffman • Why U.S. Steel Industry Lags Behind WASHINGTON -The steel in· dustry, union and management both, are orchestrating a cam· paign to push the American gov- ernment away from free trade and toward the economic isola- tionism or the 1930s. The thousands of workers be· ing laid off at the big steel plant in Youngs- town, Ohio must di s- turb us e1ll , a n d anger those of us who fall fo r the malarkey that It was those crafty, preter - nat u ra l ly energetic Nips who have done this awful thing to our fellow citizens. Nevertheless the real plight or the workers and communities like Youngstown should not be a reason f or helping either management or t he union. It will take new legislation, but we can. s ave Youngstown without saving the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company which is closing its plant a nd 5,000 jobs in that Mahoning Valley city. Just as we have special pro- g rams or aid wben natural dis- asters hit a community, so we could declar e Youngstown an economic disaster · area. Under s uch a progr a m the laid-off workers would continue to re. cei ve a weekly pay c he ck equivalent to the one they b ad been receiving from the steel company. ORDINARY unemployment cornpeosaUon won •t be enoui h. The purchasing power in the area hu to be maintained until new industry paying similar wages can be brOugbt in or peo- ple and businesses can gradually be moved away. The key word is An Opposing View gradual. The moving also re· quires significant help for the smaller businesses affected as well as for the dislocated workers. This could be a reemployment program that works. We're nol dealing with demoralized center city youth who've never held a JOb and don't know how. These arc good workers with all the right habits and values to fit in wherever there may be a need. No matter how much steel executives deny it, the reason they·re in the soup doesn't have anything to do with crazy lilUe yellow men working tor in- humanly low wages or unfair help to the Japanese steel in· dustry by its government. Our government is every bit as as- siduous in helping our export in· dustries as tbe J apanese, the German or the French. The J apanese are simply more efficient. In 1975 it took 9.2 hours of labor in J apan to produce a ton of steel; it took 10.9 hours of labor here. That isn't a reflection on t he American working man, but on his boss and the tools the boss 'Sorry, but we gotta do sometbing about that runaway bor.se!' bas provided his workers with. Eighty percent of J apan ·s steel is made with new basic oxygen furnaces as opposed to 63 perceht of America's. which also trails West Germany a nd France in this regard. THE JAPANESE are so far ahead of us in the t echnology of t he new. super-hu ge blast furnaces that Inland Steel had to hire Nippon Kokan. J a pan's second-biggest steel maker, l<> provide expert advice. ••w e simply d idn't have t he ex- perience to design a furnace that will eventually produce 10,000 tons of iron a day.·· an Inland of. ficial was quoted as saying. The same kind of thing holds true for introduction of the new continuous casting process for rolling steel. Again, American steel companies are well-behind all three of their principal com- petitors. How inefficient domestic steel prodiicers are is seen by.the fact tbat the .Japanese can buy West Virginia coking coal, as impor- tant in steel manufacture as iron ore, ship it 12,000 miles to Yokoham a, make steel out of it. ship it back to the United States and undersell steel made 75 miles from West Virginia with the same r aw material. Over the years U.S. steel firms have been g iven billions of dollar s in t ax write-offs for equipment depreciation. The}· were s upposed t o spend t he money on new plants. aod they didn't. America n f i rms buying foreign-made steel say they do so for reasons other than price. Often, they say, the product is higher quality and the service is better and qulcker. Twenty-five years ago Great Britain, another .. mature·· in- dustrial society, chose to save jobs by subsidlmrg obsolescence. Need more be s aid? Active Senior Deplores Age Discrilnination B)'llOGEJl S. WAT80flt MemberalUaeCallfonla <»mallaloa•A&laC Re: Sept. 23 edltorial ''Too MuchHute." .' 1 must protest your attempt to discredit the aenior citlzeu• vic- tory m fuWl.Y doing away with tbis extremely unfair Pr:'&ctice of llmltinf a penon'a freedom to work past a certain age regard- lets ~ tiealtb and abtUty. As a member of the California COmmlilloft on Agi.nl from 1974 c,o 1'n. Mrvinl under Rea&an inCI srvwn. I can state that the JS.member commission, ita staff and I u an lndlvldual have been ,worldna wtth the letislatlon for overthree yeara to o.ercomethe Union. b:lilurance and bis bual· bMI GPPollUon to all elderly at· wm.-to correct our earnini Uautl&lomL .. I en tho m ention Soclal ~ Mttina a llmtt on eam· 1n11, bat tbat 'fa another au~Jecl wb.ldl wtll IOOft be corrected by our ......,. MG•ora wltb senior power. Tbll sprtn•r Oft l\prll 5, th~ ctty Of LQI Aftle es by 1tiitf erendum vot.e alto IHe their~. workers tr•m ~ ntlnment C~C(t U did tM ttate of Maine. SO~ a.re .,_ t.o la.1 ttila WU dcm'ie a ....... . ~VUYa1 ls.Dt.,.>Ull HouM Ila .......... ~ b .C. YOted ___ 4 k(tnlld almtlir ••••• ........ -Iii iilliit to .. ltllili to Dftttli sea. Clilfft .. Pepper's bill, S.5383. and then a flnalfederallaw. Of eoune, aa wlih any new social correction, these federal, state, county (we are prepaJ'lni pJans to petition Orane-e County to follow suit) and even city laws wJU be coordinated. Within a few yean, you wW see tboUaandl ot happy seniors eamtn1 a fair take-home cbeclt and not bound by ta.e starvation limits of ~nsiclns or IOd-1 security made wone by creeplfll 1odallam and lnfiatioo. I persontlllY went throuib alx months ol atandlftg i.Jl line at the unemployment oflice receatlj, a humillatina expe r ience for • former engineer. More than a dozen formal ap· plication.a ·were filled out With resumes by mechuing this unbas>: py peiiod. One from Orense CouD· tv wu Printed acrcu the top, •1M.axlmum Alt Umlt 87." TbU WH for a ~b for which l bed four years HJ>4!rlt nn to t ftlled out the applltallon anyway. AT MY ln~tview, l wu told &>lat my q e w 11 not a f aetor in jud1ln1 my ablllt)'. but was waraed that I ould htwe tO pus a phys&cal to quallfy. Rea.rdklea al bealth, I '""Id be iUell 10 •.Mr# ray blnh Nrtlftnt.e. If I wu owr "• I woulc1 fall tM phydnl and eoul4 not be ldnd or be ¥F•J:.: In the State ...... TIM•e.U. ~ Ol*dnl C!Oaldaotblftllld by me-WhQt a pussyfooting way where many of tile residents of to reject me -no age cila· IAlsure World gather. and who crlmination! respect me for my age and However. regardless of age, I ablllty. am now bapplly employed as the • ''Judging a person by solar director of the Senior Citizen's years Is unfair to youth and adds Service Center. Seal Beacb, ugllnesstotheelderly." On the Horne Front · AIDtaJCANS •E•B•BBll TAPE recorder in h and, 1'118 ROMS noNT. By Roy Hoopes lllterviewed 200 penons Hoop11. Jlawtbom. a88 Pqa. from Ill waJb ot Ure who lived '12.15.. and WorUd In um ~dur- Amerlca'a participation In 0tn111.~ 1,e0annn. andtbe ~· ~: World War JI ha merited tull-~u-~-..-dNll ~ htn all PotnU raUvectttmbook. Of wartlme .. no -from mWtarY ··~ Reinem~awn· jttra~ aqd cltplomats to bla· mons .-cb eo.tUata Of tilt wv tori_ Del aoclalobterven. ~'•.JlilioUne ntlOalq, Vk- T I b toJ7 prttem, and puncbldf 1IP be dom•t c scene, muc oleo SD a bg to 111~ lt loot like analyaed by tho experts wbO batt4r. 'DiOle WbC> lirid ~ cbaNd UM lm"act Of tht nr Oft, it will IWMIDW ~ hlrtsblpe u~ from boualftl deiDiiicl ... ,_. Wl'Qlll8tit Gil may ~:m'J1! =:· :.=~ '•mWtt. wMSe it allO NSUlted In R 0 •• •••-I _..,.,.....pintoot.ben. or o o • ftu••r e,,D• Y~pitawbobaven't.becn R..,,.....TbeBome P'roa&.. • aromi_~maap to nmember Tlill ~ tM fblb Net..._ mlOt be cNrlOul to ... bOw .. ft Mr M1 -AiDriW Amtriew n.eted iii penonal r....Obl ~ ..... 11·H.,vM~ aid eolleetlH tft'ml to tb1l 0. 11t1rt.... •. ""• .. ..... ..... eolll~ to • wa T•pa. aDcl IWMG.... ll..._.Awiea.._m._froai ~ ................. 111 ...... vw.·-. .... 'Ml•• ........ • .._ OONIUSG•la•A. h:J I frafrOmlJU toll&. ~Pi'919 ·I I eCOLOGY I RELIGION PICTURESQUE SANTA CRUZ ISLAND $4 Mllllon Sought tor Preserve /tlia111i Cast- .End Prayers, Teachers Told MIAMr CAI') Teachers m Dade Countv have been ordered to stop meeting on public · ~<:hool grounds lo pray for the ('ducat1onal system. ~embers of the Oade County School Prayer c:roup had bt•en g.itherm~ periodically on their own l1 me bc/e>rl' c·luss<•s began for the day. The practice "'as h<1llc6 after school authorities consulted their attorne~. 1-'rank A lloward Jr He ~aid such meet· ings vwlatc l'onslllul1onal b<1ns on prayer in the puhhl· whools ··1 WAS l>JSAPPOl'liTED," SAID a newly retired tt•:H"hl•r. Walt Ols1ac·k. who organized a prayer g1 ou11 .11 his s(·huol Everyone was invited. Our .)lowish J>r10l'1pal tame " Olslat·k sa11I n11 ehaldren participated and that no part1eulur r!'ligum was advocated. lltJ\\ urd quoll'd a copy of the prayer group ·s Ill'"' ..,IC"l\rr as ... avin,t? members were "individual llt'l 1t·H·r<; m .I 1·..,.j.., Christ as Lord ... He said the 1 l·uder wu ... a<lrlrc•sscd us .. Dear Christian ... "WUIU: TllE DADF. COUNTY School Praver <;roup muy da1m to be open to all persons. it has labeled 1tst•lf tt!'> Christian. This labeling robs it of uny leg1t1matt• <'la1m of religious neutrality." I toward said I le addt•d lh<.Jt under lJ S. Supreme Court rulings. school prcm1st•'> -.hould not be used without a st•cul;.ir purpo'>t' lie said the prayer group appears to have no purpo<,(.• ·'that is not directly connected "'1th rchi:1ous motives ... There was no a\'a1lablc figure on membership of . the h.M>!-ely or~amzed group. A Dad& County School Board "f>OkC''>man said 1t "'as operatfng in schoolsj.n .1l least 11.\0 of thP district's areas. the northwest und "l1uth No, Dobbin Horse Diapers Urged l'llAHLESTON. S .C. IAP1 · Horse manure is no loni::t·r a laughin~ matter to Charleston officials. The e1ty is reconsidering a proposal to put diapers 011 thl.' horses thiit pull carnages through the his toril.' downtown area Two yt•ars <1go Charleston passed such a law. but 1t was repealed Now, Charle~lon Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. m ain- tains that horse droppings aren't funny. They are "a nuisance. unMghtly und unfair to the citizens who hvc• 10 Charleston ·s historic area · /\ hearing on the new proposal to pin diapers on the carria~c hor,.es will he held by the City Counc1! on Oct. 11 .. Donations Charitable SACRA '.VI E~TO 1AP1 A hill de.,igned lo ~ive J;.i..rmc•rc;. proccl-.sors and grocers an incentive to 111>natt> <;urplus food to charities-was s1~ncd into la\' h\' Go\' Edmund Bro"' n .Jr Elf'ect1\'l' .Jan 1. the mea!>u re. SB 199 by Sen . . John :"leJcdl~· c R We1lnut Creek 1. allows a state in· 1·ome tax dedul't1on for the\ alue of donated food. The ball allows counties to set up collection cen· tPrs for donated food and prO\'ides for the screening ' of or~aniwlion<; lO whom the (ood IS gi\·en to be SUre It <loesn ·1 .l!O to people who can afford to pay for it. FREE CAR WASH WITH GAL. un11n' MIN. Fill-UP I Friday, S.ptemti.r 30, 1977 DAILY PILOT $4 Million Requested For Island Preserve <'Onservutlonasts wants to save p1c-EL 'Q1IQL • y 1.os ANGELES tAP> A group or ( J turesquo Santa Cruz bland and its \J LJ ~ wildl1fo from developers· bulldozers and wtll nt!t.-'d S4 mil hon to do 1t. --------------YOUR SPRING STARTS NOW <.:utUe, wild and domestic sheep. and un endangered itpecies of Cox now feed off Santa Cruz's pine and oak· t·overt..>d mountains But the Nature <.:onstirvancy rears th11t unless at ex- ercls~ iL'> option to buy 90 percent of the 6i,ooo acre island, the only creatures ft'l'din~ lht're cvontually will be touriMs and wealthy con- dom1ruum dweller">. "WERE THE SALE NOT to occur. l think it's safe to say that the island would probably fall into the hands of less sympathetic owners.·· Donald Rubeni.,tein. Cnhforn1a director of the t•onscrvat1on or~un1zat1on. said in a telephone 1nterv1ew from his San Franc1scoofflcc. .. Resort development would be most likely <1nd would be \·ery destructl\'l' of thl' natural community out there." he claimed. THE CONSERVA:'llCY BEGA:'IJ a t·ampa1gn today to raise the necessary S4 million, and the Atlantic Hichf1l'ld Foundation ha" alreadv ('hipped in S75.000 - The island. 2•1 miles south of Santa Barbara, is the largc.,t of the Channel Islands and harbors the Channel Is land fox, lhe brown pelican. and ninC' rare or endangen·d types of plan ls. The Naturl• Conscr\'ancv has p1ck<'l' prin• Another SI 5 m ii hon w1 II lw n<'l'dt•d to pay for futurl' managt·mt•nt of the R7- squ<1rc-m1k prc.,cn l' THE CllA '<:'IJEI. ISLA~DS fox. a dose f'('lal1\·e of the mainland gray fox, 1~ among tht· endangered species found on the island. Another is the brown pelican. which perches on the craggy seaside cliffs or Santa Cruz. There are also 43 other bird species on the Island all year long. Some 500 plant varieties arc also on the island. nine of which arc listed as rare or endangered by the California Native Plant Society. THE SANTA CRUZ ISLAND Co. belongs to the Stanton family, which has ownL'CI most of the island since 1937. Roughly 10 percent belongs to the Gherana family. who raise s heep on their portion. Under terms or agreements worked out between the Nature Conservancy and the company. Rubenstein 's group would buy a majority interest in the firm and obtain 15.000 acres of the island initwlly. then acquire another 30.000 acres within 30 >ears. Until then. management responsibility would be shared by the two organizations. and existing management procedures would re- main in effect These include restrict· ed landing permits. efforts to eliminate wild sheep and pigs. and a limited cattle grazing program. "DOMESTIC SHEEP AND pigs Have Annloada Ot Tulips This Spring TULIPS 4 FOR .99 2.69 DOZ. Other bulha to plant now: OUTCH IRIS • FRl!:t;SIAS ln\li'l"OUILS • RANUNCULUS • SPARAXIS HYACINTHS li~REE Bulb planting guide. li\.ursPry Speciall Richmond BEGONIAS in beautiful bloom. ln redwood hanging baskets. (Florut Speciall Freshly.cut CARNATIONS Florist wrapped. spicy fragran<'e. Many colors. originally were released on the island R $1 by the Spanish to provide fresh food eg. 4.95 for the early explorers.·· Rubenstein 11 --~~ Special Wed. thru Sunday explained. "But they're wild today. Thru Oct. 4 __ ~~J t>ept. 28-0ct. 2 and have reached the point where ·----------------------------• they've become quite destructive. so they have to be hunted.·· Counting its Santa Cruz al.'rl.'agl', the Nature ConservanC\' will ha\ c preserved more than 115 .• 000 uc~in California. :-.lationwide. the 42.000- member organization protects I 2 million acres in 47 states and mum· tains 680 s eparately ownl.'d sanctuaries. Specials Limited to Supply on Hand· PHONE 546-5525 .2640 Harbor Bl\'d., Custa Metul DAILY 9-6 SUN. 9-5:30 FOUNTAIN ·VALLEY SPAS INVITES YOU TO THEIR •I OCT. 1 & 2· ___.,...,..,..-1::.:. --.--.....---_ ---· r ~-=-=·-: ... .:-. -:--t ---___ _._ --- -- -·-.. .:. -• --•• 16 -. - --·---. -\!: ; --I-, ·--··--. -.......... _ --:-\. --· - CONVENIENT NEW LOCATION: I 0525 ELLIS AVENUE . --,.. --· --· .... -l -· ---- cc....,. HI• .ct W_,.I FOUNT AIH VALLEY 962-0960 1 ' M DAILY~LOT By BU Keane AT YOUR SERVICE I TELEVISION 'Oswald' Mixes Drama and Reality By JAY 9 HARBUTI' LOS ANGELES CAP> -U you have kids and they MO ABC'• "Trtal of Lee Harvey Oswald .. tonltbt and Sunday, remind them It only is an enter-tain~t abow, a morbid one, but definitely not a new1 abow. (Cbannel 7, 8 o'clock both njght.s > Ahd floequenUy remind them, for each show on- and weaves. mixes it all up, during its two-niaht, four-hour tnp. I KEEP AN EYE ON AN early moment tonlCht in which Oswald and his Russian-born wife. Marina <Mo Malone>. squabble over the TV set. Sbe rebuffs hla advances to watch clips of Kennedy oo tour. _ .... _11:q=----==;;;~ ly dote it once, that Oswald never was tried for the 1983 assualnaUon of President Kennedy, having been shot dead by a euy named Jack Ruby. THE ASSASSINATION IN DALI.AS, complete with crowd cnes of "I think it <1unflre> came from the grassy knoll," is effectively, chillingly re- created. as i.s the killing of officer J .D. Tlppitt and Oswald's capture. But there's nothing real in the scenes of Ben Gazzara as an ambitious, ambl1Uous prosecutor, or where Lorne Greene, Ponderosa tonsils akimbo, heads the defense team for Oswald. Alter all the conspiracy chatter, Sunday's show, 1n what was Intended as a powerful scene. strongly sunesta Oswald ~ally killed Kenn~ becauae Marina paid more attention .t.o the p~l dent on TV than Oswald 1n the fte.sh. Thus a:-oes another theory check 1n for posterity. ''Thi' i5 a new girl in our school." "I'm not new -l'm FIVE years old!" r~r ot Attorney DEAR PAT: Where can I get a form for issuing legal orders relating to the care of myself and rqy financial affairs should I become unable to do so for m yself? This whole thing was brought to mlnd by the unfortunate .situation Involving the late Groucho Mane. I don't have an attorney and have no desire to try to find one. I am 70 years old and although I don 'l have much of an estate, l don't want my re· latives maklne decisions about my care lf I become incapacitated in the future. N.H., Costa Mesa AYS strongly advises you to deal with an at· tomey for establlsblnl power ol attorney or setUng up a legal guardlan1bJp for yoanell II It sbould becmne necessary due to future UJ bealtb. Phone Lawyer Referral Service ol Orange County and aak for the names of several aUonaeya la your area familiar with the service you require. The lnltlal 30 minute consultation fee ls $15, and $30 for one hour. This Is a reuonable amount to Invest ln securing the legal protection. you seek. E'orau Jtfq B•ld E'irell'OCHI Pile DEAR PAT: Can you tell me how I should go about getting permlsslon to cut firewood ln the Na- tional Forest.sin this and nearby states? Our family takes frequent vacations at these facilities, so we hope to build up our firewood supply in this manner. C.G .. Costa Mesa Free firewood often la available at many of the 154 Natlonal Foresta located ln 41 states <and Puerto RJco). Write for Ust FS-13 from the Forest Servlce, U.S. Department of Agrlcalture, Waahlngtoa, DC 20250, and then, lf there's a source near to your camplag desUnatloa, eontad tbe forest supervisor's office for a permit to cut your own firewood. JD Required forSodalSeclnitfl DEAR PAT: My father was born in Germany. but he is a U.S. citizen. He has never had a social security card because of his fairly recent arrival in this country and his savings which has seen him through the past few years. He's now approaching relirement age and I 've been told that he will need a :-.ocial security number to apply for supplemental security Income. If this is the case, what papers will he have to provide to get a number? P.L .. Huntington Beach As a United States citizen who was bom ln a foreign country, your father will need one or the following to get a social' Sffurity number: a certificate of naturallzatloa or cltbensblp, a United States passport, a citizen ldeatlftcatlon card from the U.S. lmmlgratlon and Naturallzatlon Service or a report or blrtb from a U.S. State Departmeat con· sulat.e. Contact aay social security office for further detal.la. B•..,.ed1 AfrUaes ltf•t. P• Y- DEAR PAT: A few weelca ago you bad an item in A YS .sayina that a person must appear at the gate at least 10 to 20 minutes before his reserved airline flight ls scheduled to leave in order to protect his re· servation from cancellaUoo. You then said that if you come early and ara "bumped" from the fli&bt, you should receive a written statement of your rights and "certain compensations" unless the night was delayed, if the airline bad subltituted a plane with fewer seats or 11 the night was cancelled. I had a recent experience where my reserved fiight was just plain overbooked and I wu bumped. Am I allowed compensation 1n this case? H.W., Costa Mesa If yoan was a clear cue ol overboolllat, ClvU AeronaaUca Board regalatlou requln tbe airline to book yoa oa &be aen nallable Olpt to your dntbtadon. Yoa may qualify for competteaUon If tbe alrUae f1llecl to set Y• aaodler fllpt aclled•led · to antve wtWn two boan after yoar ortllaal fllibt oa do...Ue triPI or wWala foar llkoun latenaU.al· ly. Tire alrUDe mut P•1 yoa .. dealed boardlag COJD• peuatlelll" ap to ... , ~ Git tM prtc:e of 1oar Udld. 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The only thing "Trial" does ta put ABC on trial for playing games with Important history in the name of entertainment and rallng.s. 1:Jus Monitoring OK'd "Trial" la the' worst of the lot. lt so thoroughly mixes history with hypothesis on such an important subject that ABC should have its corporate head candled for ever air mg the thing. GAZARRA SHOULD DO UKEWISE. But in one scene -and no evidence even suggests it ever SACRAMENTO CAP> -A Chowchllla-lnsplred happened -Presldenl Johnson phones him and in bill requiring schools to monitor bus routes and give TID8 SZ.5 MILLION EXERCISE tnes to hook you immediately. Its first scene is of Oswald --ex- cellently played by John Pleshetle an an iSolalton cage, awaiting the verdict of his 43-day "trial." effect orders him not to go conspiracy-chasing. special training to drivers has been .signed by Gov. 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F11turea 4·bullon placket and cheat pocket. Men's 1lzea. S-M·L·XL. LAST3 DAYS Larger sires. S11. Coats Mes• ' 2300 Harbor Blvd. .. ··- • • ECOLOGY I MEDICINE Friday, September 30, 19n DAIL y PILOT A 9 Child Protection Urged Airline '..l&-lWJ Y S e t s I.OS I\' (If. I. t•S c" p I ( 'lllllJ.: nu mt>roo .... 11111&1•" 11f 1 h1· l'lrt'cl' cif .11r p0Uut1on 110 t.h1ldn•n, u i.taH n•pert-b\-tM;tet~ Air ftf"><>Ur<'f''f Uuud hou U,-l!t'd thdt ht~pi ht• t ken lo tn,urt th;1t 1 h1htrn1 1..- prOll'("lt'Ci from u1111n t:,,.,ry r.:\ 110,ure U11111llul.anh "ll c. t'lt•..r that I he pr utft'11t \'Our.tl' • 1' t o "''u' t• thdl dm b1enl wr quality 'ldndarch art• -.umcumtlv .tnnl!t'nt lo pt otN·t t•h1lclren frnm both acute <ind 1· hroruc damJ~c. · the report :.aid Thursday. Repori Cites Air Pollution (_E_co_w_c_Y_] n~''t't'. Wl'l t• among those re- lcn t.-d to by lht':o.ta!f Sulphu1· oxide and dioxide " o 11 u t 1 <1 n <: a n c a u s "' i. u c h -.ymptom' 1n children a'i couKh•n~. 1nc:rcai.t.>d mucous ,t•cretwni., UJ>J>t.'r and lower rc<,piratory 1r1foctioni. and the lung d1sea.!>e, f1broM !>, the report noted. The state standard for sulphur dioxide is 0.05 part!> J)er m1llton. the report pointed out that this type of pollution can cause overt health problems ror children at levels as low as 0.15 ppm. only 50 percent above the existing st.ate st.andard. It also noted that som e nitrogen dioxide levels in the South Coast Air Basin are within the range which caused adverse effects on children studied in Chattanooga. Tenn. To Us e Paloma;.. ~:.F~~ CARLSBAD <AP> - The first airline flights begin Saturday at Palomar Airport, which *' has been u sed by per sonal planes s ince 1959. Scenic Airlines plans two nights dally to and from Las Vegas, Nev. 4-hour Session An introductory lee· ture and a rour·hour works h op on se lf- hypnosis are being of- fered Saturday at the Saddleback Valley •YMCA. The beginnin(:! lecture and demonstration of the practical uses or the technique will begin at 11 a .m. THE RE PORT FU RTHER urged that c:ontrol meai.ures bt• taken to ac:hu~vc thc!>c air quality levels and that interim ste~ tc1 protect chHdrcn from hazardoul> . ly high levels of all pollutant..s be "TO PREVENT THE obvious adverse dfel"ls -.ulphur d1oxid<.> can have on ch1ltlrcn. 1t appears to be prudt•nt to prevent tn· creased s ulphur dioxide <•missions l<:vels from violating the slate standard:· the report i.aid. IN THAT STUDY. influenza levels were found to be higher for children and their families who Lived in high pollution areas, and the lung function of second- graders in high nitrogen dioxide a reas was found to be s ignificant· ly lower than those of children in control groups. Phil Kuhl, Scenic"s sales manager. said the 19-seat planes will stop en route at Palm Spr· ings. But no passengers can be taken on or off there since the airline has only an interstate license. Capitalists Win The workshop on self- h y pnos Is for self· improveme nt, whic h costs S2S. will follow the •P w•r•-'0 introductory session. . • A1ven the ··mO!>l serioui. con :o.ideration. ·• The report was •~sued during a meeting or the Air Resources Board at the Biltmore Hotel. Further information may be obtained by call- 1 n g t h e YM CA at · 830-9622. Call 6•2-5678. STUDIES DONE IN England. · • .Japan and the Netherlands. CIS well as m Ariwna and Ten-Concern in~ oxidant pollution. The effects of lead on children were also mentioned in the re- port. which cited a recent study of young children in Los Angeles. Contra Costa and Alameda coun- ties. An application for a n intrastate license is op- posed by Sun -Air. which flies between San Diego and Las Vegas. Despite predictions that a capitalist telension commerc1al could not be madl' in Russia. the <1d agency '.\l a rs tl'llar fi lml'd <.1 Dannon yoJ,!urt commercial the re. The firm ·s art director . .J <w Goldberg. \'isits with Russian Tarkuk Las uria. 96. Put a few words t o work for ou. • . • . . ' • Bladder Cancer Smoking Said Prime Cause NEWYORK <AP> ·Ci~areltcsmokingl·ause-. hair of :ill bladder <.'ancers in men and one-third of .. uch cancers in womc•n. according to a study. Inhaling the· s moke seems to be the important factor. and the n~k rises with the number of rigarettes smoked. Ors. Ernst L. Wynder and Robert Golds mith reporL T llE STUDY COSFIR:ttS EARLIER ones link· in~ bladder c:anl'<'r with cigarette!>. but the assocta· twn 1s not as -.trong ;.is that for lung cancer. they ~aid. Writing in "Cancer:· ,-----------. the Journa l of the ( ) American Cancer Sode· MEDICINE ty. they t<•ll of a five-year .__ -----------study of 574 men and 151:1 women with bl adde r 1 1m·c•r. in 17 h11..,r1tal.; in -.ix U.S. c1t1cs. comparing 1ht'm with non -.mokt'r<;. Hoth phy"cians are a-.. '"cwtc.'<f with thC' Amcric·an 11<.>a lth Foundation. 'l'W York Dr. Wynder wa-. one of the earlv re ''"•rt'her-. hnl-.mi? c~garettes wi th lung cancer. · f>e~on:-. now smoking between one-hair and l\rn packc; a d:l\ have· a doubled risk of bladder c-.1ncer At more.• than two packs pc•r clJ\. thr n-.k is t nple that of non smokerc;, "'they <,a11f AND Wllf:~ SMOKERS QUIT. the excess n !>k "r bladder cancer tends to dachne after seven years or longer. the~· said. As for artiltc1al sweetener... the new study found no si~n1f1cant difference in bladder cancer between 1>ersons consuming them and persons who <to not. Rut 1l addl'd the data ··refle<.'ts only consump· t ion of those• sweeteners that have been ,,n the rnarkt•t for :.<•vcra l decades. not those. such as 1·~ clamat1•s. that were developed in lhe recent past.·· ORS. \\'\'~DER ASD GOLDSMITH said they tound no relullonship between alcohol consumption .ind hlacttler rancer in either men or women. but did note · a :.l11?ht increase m relative risk ror coffee drinkc.1r~.-'omt·what higher among men than "'omf"n E'llQsun· to industrial chC'micals may account lor about lK pC'rcent of bladder cancers in men. anfl .i ll·-.ser p<'rcC'nla~e in women. they said Teachers~ Strike Ends at 16 Days FRl\'.':KLI'.':. :\lass. •AP J Franklin school 1 «aC'h<'rS end<•d a rn-day ~trike today. The walkout h:.id put more lhan 60 of them in jail and could co:.t I lwm thou~ancls of dollars in rtncs. Tht• contract was ratified unani moush·. a union "Pokt.>sman 5;11d. Those tc11 cht1r-; not in ja1i or <lul• in •'Olll't headed for work. It "a' not 1mmed1atl'I\' "'""'11 whe n the J1tlled teacher<; would be released · The .spokesman for the Fr unklin Edul'alion A ... :\Ot'iation. bargaining unit for the 28fi teachers. said th<> three-year contract pro\'idei-a ... enior!ly clauo;C' tlrntec1ing \'eteran teacheri. dunng layoffs one of t ht.-main issue ... in the protest. Ijine's B~sy Obscene Calh Tluiving : CfUCAGO <AP > · Want to Join an obscene ~· phonetallclub? ! Bob Gr~ene. Chicago Sun·Times columnist. ~ ~ays there is such a thing. I .. •• , • ~ r. I •• ,. I ' I I ' ''A WOMAN CAU.ED AND said that she had joined an obscene phone call club.·· Greene wrote. "'She said that ll you dialed a certain toll·frH number. you could sign up for the club. You Jen your own number. and your number was given out to other people who called the ton.free number. and before long you would start to receive your obscene phone calls. ··She sald that hers had already started comlni in. • I • "'I THOUGHT SRE WM kldd.lng ... continued ~ Gl'eene, "but ahe save rne the number, ~d lt •a true. J talked to a spokesman for the club. I was told that ~omen aet to leave thel1'" numbera for rrff: men. who it it presumed wlU make the obscene calls, pay S19 a year for the prlvUe1e of belni aiven the women's numbcn. · "Apparentb'. thtte are eoouth women wbo want to rec lvt obscene phone calla. and enouah men who will pay U> ~ pu\ In touch with thoae women. that the bU31neaa '' t.hrtvtn1:· satd Greene. ··r had to c ll tho tolMree number on and off for most ol a day before I aot anythfn1 but a busy at1nal.H .. SATURDAY & SUNDAY OCT. 1 .. 2 9-6 NEWPORT BEACH,GARDEN .C.ENTER TRUCKLOAD EVENT COLOR QUARTS & PONY PACKS REG. 79' EA. NOW 3 9 ¢ EA. 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'7" BOSTON FERNS DRACAENAS COLEUS POTH OS PHILODENDRONS EPISCIAS HOYAS ·J ,. DAILY PILOT frlday, September 30, 1817 PREPAREDNESS I LEGALS ·J U.S. Strength Swings From Asia to Europe t: Dll UH .'i 'i07'1•, lnOf'<HlflO trn ph4Ju u hf-ll'l(J 1>1und rm ~:un;J# m plUrlllDtiJ /&durr ddc·n tt t1U1~• llt>rt• r.t ci klo>i UL"""' I~ t.uropran • m1iha.'l'l.J II lMtW/ 111 I ,'i t!pf'ru1Wnu II\ Jhfo #'U1'lfk rlnd 141/101 II ''lt'ON /lJr IOrntlf1'\l\t' R~ Pl-:T•.R '\Rl'lil i-;n· Af' --. ... c.-.. ._..... LS.-, CO'\STl-:LLAl'ION. South Chmu ~··• Wurplanl"• bh•'>t ort from tlw p1tch11\Jt fh.iht deck of th.lb 4llrt·1,tlt carr1l·r 1u. 1t cru1.,ci. the i.t'J ltuw:. Ebt'whert· on the oct·.111, c·ombul M Ufln\!l) noat ln t•r JffiJ>t..J c1uartcr:-. prcpurlld t<J l;.ind "1thin .i frw hour:. l ' S Air Fon·c Jt•t:. monitor the s k1t-s Tht.·M.' arc the· cuttan& t.."<ige or Amenrnn rn1htar) powt'r in tht' P"clfll· an<l lnt.l1an Onan' Bl:T I NCRt;l\~1:'1/G numbc~ of rrnhtar) rnen foar that "'hile thC'l' force' arc at the forefront of t n1tcd ~lutes de fenst::S lJ1 <1 region covering near ly half the "orld ·., 'urface, they "I \ f,: u · . ..; ., ·' • /,,} .... , .... arc less efh:cl1\·e than in the pa .. t because of the Pentagon's preoc- C'\lpat1on with Wcstorn Europe In interviews with senior com manders. officc•rs and men in their island buses and O(>t:rutmg <ireas. the Assot1al<.'d Press found these major concerns· The empha:.is in U .S military strategy ha:. :-.wung de- ci:..ivcly away from Southeast Asia to the dc·rcns<· of Western Eurov<.: .... APWlrepl>OIO\ • • • ' ... • NAVY JET FIGHTER TAKES OFF FROM DECK OF USS CONSTELLATION IN CHINA SEA Aircraft Carrier Part of the Cutting Edge of American Miiitary Power In Pacific ... l'UP<1ble ~ubmurine fleet, which has un estimated 100 craft 11pcratinJ.( in the rnd1an und Pacific Oceans. About 50 U S ... ubmar lncs operate in lht· l'at1fic An indicution of the pervasive pn•smce of Russian :-.hips is that the SovieL-; avenigcd 19 s hips u diJ y in th(• Indian Ocean in 1976. while the United Sl ates averaged ... 1x And most or the U.S. ships \H·rc u.-.ually part of nuclear task lorces on long-range, flag.nyang missions off the coast of Afnca ed. An AV8 Harner JCt bomber stopped in midair over the New Orlean..., and gently lowered itself to the deck. then ros e agu1n. like an t!levator. and roared off Assault helieopters now routinely fly al night to a void sur face-lo-air missiles And the muddy-faced Manne reconnaissance teams carrv .. oph1sllcated radio equipment "because thb is an aJ,!c when the secretarv of state mav want to talk to :.1 rccon squad -leader on lht• ground ... said one· Mannt• of f1ccr. urc really important to ui.. but 1f •.' necessary, we could do without " : When· would the United State~ : Mo" "The b11lion·dollar costs would J prevent building cl:-.ewht!re." he 1 -.u1d "l guess wt: would movc,,i n~ht bat·k to the wl'st rnasl of tht; , Un1ll'CI Slates... · • , . 1Nfo'Of01 ~J) SOURCES said that cont&ngl·ncy plan'> provide for ahout half thl· 218 ship U.S Pacific fo'leet and part of its al· tendant ground forces to he switched to lhl' European theater 1f hostilities w1lh the Soviet Union hrN1k out thc•r;-c. MARINES TRAINING FOR NEXT ASSIGNMENT It's Serious Business as There's No Safety Net wmu; CONTROL OF the sea lanes mav dominate strategy in the lndiun and Pacific Oceans there arc still requirements for th1· possible use of American I ore es m the dozens of countnes m Asia and Africa where thl· l 'natcd Stute.., ha-; tlirect 1n tcr<:'sLc; BUT rm :WATTER HOW gung ho the Marines, the geographical realities of the vast Pacific and Indian Oceans swallow up thest· assault forces lJ .S. Air F'orcc of flt'ials belie\'C lhl'y can partially l'Ompcnsatc for the lack of ha:.t>:o- by refueling righter aircraft In the air with tanker planes J t:ST /\S POLITICA i. rcalillc.., sct•m to bt• c·atching up with thl· ., l' .S military present·c in thr Pal'ific. '>O :trc the t•conomies Thl' PaC'1fic Flet.'I '>lays anchored more hccause of fuel cosL'>. And while the avcra~t· ~hap might still he ;rt sea ubout 50 pl'rCL·nt of lhl' t1mc.1t will steam more -.lo"lY tu t•onserv<' fuel :'\ot onh· '' ould this le.ive A menca ·~ fon\ a rd-deployed forces vulnerahlc to Soviet flank· mg aclwn, 1t "'ould also. m the words <if one highly placE>d ob- server. "mcun writing orr the western Pacific .. Strategically. t hl' '>ca lanl'., hu\'c hccomc far more important than many of tht• countries tht'y pass. PARTI CULARL Y import unt is the Indian Ocean . whcrt.', at any given moment. more than half the world's seaborne oil i!> 1n transit But senior American Navy men, not mg the continuinJ? shrinkage that has reduced the U S Pacifil Fleet lo pre· Korean s11e. concede that the Un1l<:'d States ma) ulready have lost it., ma:.tery of the Sl'as and that in ii conven t1onal war with the SO\ 1et u nion it would be unable lo keep lht f'Jc1fic :ind Indian Ocean sea lanes open One s1:nior Navy man com- mented· "Either redefine our mb.,ion or give us more ships.·· -TH E LEGACY OF the Viet- n:.im Wur in terms of public and congressional disenchan tmen t with foreign military involve- ment helpt•d lead lo a redefini- lion or America's Vital intere!>tS In Asia. limiting them essentially to the security of Japan and the Korean approaches to that island nation The capahililic!-. of American forces al s o have hcl'n cl1mini!-thed . how<:'\Cr. due tot.IC' luy..; in repairs. postponed 1n Javor of s1>c nd1ng on future weapons systems. and necessary economies because of soaring fm·I prices. "We don 't kt•ep telling ourselves thut th<· Hus~1ans will attack ul midnight We wouln wear c>urM•h e., out." s:.11d V1c1 Adm. Hobt.'rl H Baldwin. th<' ll S St.•vcnlh f''lccl commander. .cfter a brid1ng aboard hh flagship . the· lig ht cruiser 0 k 1 ah om a C 1 t ,,,. 11 n t h c· capabilities of th<' Soviet fleet 1n the Pacific TWENTY YE ARS AGO. Baldwin said. "We• ruled th(• sea' and 1l was Ju:.t a question of ho\\ much leverage we needed to ap ply ... Today. he said, the· Seventh Fleet 1s down "lo a bare·bonts le\'el of around 50 s h1p r.; ·· In thl..' 1960s. it averaged around 100 ships Baldwin said th<' Rus:.1an naval threat is similar to that posed by the Japanest.• Navy in World War II Search, Rescue Cost $104,000 From AP Dtspatc:bes The :.earch and rescue of a 34-year-old man who \e.nnred a warning against trying to sail his nine· \oot boat to Hawaii from California cost more,than · SHM.000. the Coast Guard said. Chief Petty OHicer Jim Glllnan said that doc~n·t count. the crew costs for six military planes that spent a total or 76 hours flying time over the mid-Pacific looklne for Teny Naaent. He was rescued by a passine tanker , Gilman said. The new U.S '.\avy emphasis \\-US apparent aboard the 83.000· ion ('arnt·r Con~• cllat1on .... h1ch wus lt•ad1n~ the Seventh Fleet s -.outhern earner task force in a training operation in 1h£" South C'h1na S<'a nf'ar 1ht• Philippines ll'Centl~ Vlt:TN1U 1 WAS JCST bc)<mcl the horiwn. but it wus no longer c1f any conct•rn lo the more 1 han 5,000 111en who ran lht· s hip. and launcht'<I and flew the sleek jet hombcrs and patrol planes that 1w ... tlt•d on lht• flight deck 'Wt• an· haek lo our pnmur~ m ""'"" of t·ontrol nf tht· -.eas 'a11l th<· la!-.k forc·t· commander Jtt-ur Adm II P Gllndeman Oas1call:. thLit ffilSSIOn I!-. llr lo.tl'I> 1ntt•rnat1C1nul 'cu l<inl' pt•rmancnlly opt•n lo com mrrciul and military sh1 pp1n~. It also 1n cluclcs observing the Soviet naval t lot1 II as that ha \'C '>hown up all "' (•r the Pac 1f1c includini.: Diamond llt.•ad Ila .... au TllE CONSTELLATION ~end~ up J('t fighters lo f SCOrl thl' 1nqu1s1t1vl', long-range Russian aircraft which sometimes peek al fl eet exercises Most important. the carrier and its escort ships operate 24 hour-u-duy surveillance against • the Soviet Union ·s increasingly Bring on the M::irines Thi• C'rew-cut Marinf> ·•grunt., on immediu1<' atllon cluly in tht· l"1cific· wen· aboard the am phihious :issuult s hip New Orleans off Okinawa About a thou!.and ~oung men wen· sleep- ing bcsiclc their helicopter" by night and exercisini: on tht deck.., by day as lh(•y wa1l(•d out their four-month st retch of sea tluty SIMILAR VOUNG Mt:N haw hl•en as ... aulling beaches for the t 'nitl'CI Slates for decades. most n·cently in thl' Mayaguez inc1 rll'nl off tht· coast of Cambodia in 1975 when M:.irinc•.., suffered more th<tn 100 cusuull1e., an freeing J 1·aptured :..h ip "W<' could pull J Mayaguez anytime. \V(• know how to do that. .. commented one officer Th<' commander or the 3rd :\brine D1v1s 10n. Maj. Gen c; 1· or~ c· W Sm Ith . s a 1 d . ·J.cader!>h1p remains the main fal'tor We reco~nize that a -youngslN will go down the muzzle of the t'nemy just hecaus<' -;omeone tells him to .. T H E M ARI NES HAV E become increasingly soph1sticat- "'W<' arl' just 12 hours from lh1· t!ast t·uast of Africa and it's most ly CJ\'er the open sea and you don t ha\'\.' to ask anyonl' to fly over it.· =-aid a :-cnior officer at Clark J\1r f'orcc base in the Philippines He said America could rcsup ply Israel by thl· "back door" of the Indian Ocean base of Oici.:11 Garcia UKE T HE OTllE ll :-crvi<:t•'> 1n the Pacific. the Air Foret: 1s mak ing the best of \\-hat 11 bPllrve., 1~ a bad situation ·'When we had to gt•t bases out of Thailand a couple of year~ a~o. it was seen as a disaster 11 1., not seen that WU\' now · on1 i\1r Force man said - This vie\\ also seemed to prl' 'ail when it comes to the Philip pines. which is the southwestern anchor for American forces in the Pacific. with Clark air base· and the Sub1c Bay Navy yards COMMENTING ON recent haggling over the future of these installations. o n e s enior American said "These places The Air Force ha:-t·ut tht ll•ngth of 1ts air '>Orties hy aboul oiw third Lind turr around t1m1· ()\ t\\O·lhirds Pluncs t<ix1 with onl) one en~mt• Ammun1t11m cosh h;.1\ 1.· n !>t:n "" les ... IS f1rc1l ()f lht• 27 airere\\ ~ • of th1· lates t m rtdl·I Fl-I )"l . flghlt•rs on tht· <.:ons lC'llation. only thret• had f1r1:d the suphi..ll , r ated Phoenix air-Lo-air missile C rt·v.s fire two Sitli:windt>r missiles each ycur "SURE WE WOlJLl> llkl· ll• ; l1rt• more. hut we have to settle• • for simulators ·an officer sa1cl i\1r Forn· pilot.., an· ..,imilarl~ eonstraincd Thcv arc limited to • lmng 100 round ... of 20 mm ammo ;>er m1ssmn out of ~u ns <:apa· hit• of f1r1ng ti ooo round" pc·r minute Mihtan men m A'>1J arc ,.,. -.1gm·d tc) thl' economll' .... hut arc· ('oncrrnecl Jbout thl' Western Europ<.•an btas from Washington:! ·we should not concentrate on: Europc W<• have never tn lhl'i pa ... t ac·curatcly forecast s uctr! l'Vents. · siud former Army Chier: of Starr. Gen. Frederick Weyand.: who has retired lo a bunk: presidency in Honolulu • "We don'l really know wh<:'re.: L's interest!-> will ht· in,·olvNtt tomorro\\ ... Wt-yand suid • ~~~~~~~~~~~ .. __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E--1 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE~ PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE lf•lllllNG 8 10$ PROJECT NO. lMS.A 1'011 THE CON$TllUCTIONOF EOIHGEA AlllNUE TEXTUl!EO COHCllETE MEDIANS NOTICE IS HEREBY (;11/l: N 1"'11 lfM C11y (.ouncll ol :"" C.lly or fo...,,u1n 1 v11uey, CAtltornt•wlll rtc:.,wf"•P~tfflprtpOSdtsuntll uwnourof 10 l&I• m lutJt. Ottw. Ot10bet 'i, 1•11. tClt Cott\tru(t•Otl of Ec::Uf"98r l\Vf'f't\H' T .,..,;urt'(.I Meo••n ~ ... '"" tn.c.cora.nc• wit"'""' ~ldn~ Al'Ct Spe<Ote..C.•on Pracx>wils ..,,. .. DP'"~"""'"" UftOtr Mlll.O <O¥t< • ..., '""" "" •<C.,.,,penred by t.1nit' of tht tormJo4 t>1ooer' 'KurttY reQU'lr-ed under ln\truct1on~ lo b'ddrit<"-All pr_..I\ "'-"bl' m.,1<..s Eo1noer A-ThlurNI Concrflr M.o••n Pevlne. 1'ro1eA , .,_., m••t .. ; Of CflNW.OM>•• 10 ~In'"" Mnd• 01 Ir.. 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Tiii\ bu•l,..u ts conouc1.o ov • I'<>\• !Ct•m '• 8'uut..McGow•" generalpar~ll't+O Tn1\ .,tdlf'mt'ftl "'ti. tth<d w1lh t~ Tiiis •let-I ••s tried wlt11 I,,. T111s ::.,.-::.!;;. 8~~11~.0 wllll "'" ~,::~~ f.~r:-1':' °'""G" Counly on~~ CounCy c.-of 0r8'19f' COunly on SePI. County Cle111 of 0.-Co•mCy on Sep. FIU7{• 2. "71 ,.., .. , ttmller 12, 1'11 PuDI .. ,..., Or•no-C.0.•I lJ••I• 1'1101~· P.uD11"'8d Orenot C:0.11 Dilly Pilol "tl71S S.pl lO,O1 •llb ,,.. .. ,.17 Seo1 1t.n JO Oct 11•n A011.11 -------------t> P UBUC NOTICE :: • PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Gilman said lhe Coast Guard is considering civil or crlmlnal action a1ainst Nugent, who was re· ported in good condition aboard tl\e Liberian- . registered Chevron Rom.e. en route to Saudi Arabia. • Evangelist Biily Graham says be is being used ; as a "whipping boy" by the Council ot Better Busi- • ness Bureaus and the Billy Graha m E vangelist As· sociation may decide to withhold financial records from the council. CdM Student OCC Editor In ec:cor«Mm• wiln Int prov11l0<>• ol Sec\IOn 1110 lo 1111, l11Ch1slve of Ille L•Dof' Coello OI '"" 51•1t ol C•lllorn1a, ""'Ctly Councll of Ille City of F-l•ln lldlltY ,.., bY r~Olullon ucer1a1....o Ille Pf"W.lllno noudy raN 01 *89" foreec:ll cr•HO.-lype DI workman or m•<hanl< -to elf4!<Ule lne con1,.c1 Wllk;lt Wiit ""ewardtcl to,.,. wcceulul bldCMr. P1-otv1111no w119f In c••ulllutlon f!OI pro- YIO.O IOt ..., rt!501Ult0r'I •h•ll 1\01 "" •••I 11\an 11141 ,,,_, rtcenl W.tQOI dlH•rr11•tw lion tor Che Or""9" CounCy arta as publllhtO llv me U.!. 0t1111rtm.ntPI '-"*'• eno lnnuvent r.Nlll 11 be len O•an CMHl•blllheQ F-rll Mll>lmu.+t W•rl'· No blO will Ile cOnsldlrr.O unl•'5 II 11 m.de on the oflkl•I M•nll, IOf'lrt 1urn1W<1by llll! CrlY •nd 1s madl' In •ccoro.nce wlln llw 1WO•lllon1ol ll1l1 lllollct and IM proPOtet rtqul•tm•llh and U)<l<lilklnS 1e1 IOf'lll uncttr Secllon 2 of Ille Speclllcetiou Etch bt-r mutt llf ll~d In rKCOrdM\Ct wlCll •PClll<•bl• scaie l..llM. Graham struck back --------- .at the Washington·based( ) council after he broke PEOPLE : ground for a $15.5 million • cente r in hi• name at • Wheaton ColleJe In Jll.inols. • "I th.inlt ll ls na ming us and other well·known organizations like the American Bible Society and Oral Roberts Unlveraity as a meansp( geWng other agencies to cooperate. We may or we may not co m· . ply with tl)elC' request for financial records, .. he said. • Slide Mountain Ski Resort filed ror ban1m 1pttY In federal court ln Reno, but its president s&Jd the resort plans to open this wlnter. i The resort listed debts of more tha n 11.2 million. Resort. president Calvla GUl\t a Palo Alto at- torney, bla med Slide Mountain ·a flnanc al prob- • lemaonthetwo-ytardroupt. '1Thcr 'a no doubt that we~I open as lone u it "nows.·• Gunn said. ''That's the ble Imponderable ... ~· . The State Court of Appeal att eed to a retrial in a cue ln which o Jury awarded $3 mUlJon to a man · badly hurt yea.-. aao tn fl dive from a railroad \J'~s .. · tie at Santa Cruz. The dedaton amrmed a tower court ruUn1 i ranUni lhe new trial In tho ault broui ht by lloMtt • Geral4 Loatrltlo aaalnat Soutbora Pactrlc Tranaportallon Co. On May 28, 1972, Loatrttto; tMn 16, dJved from the SPtreaUe lnto tho San LortnlO Rl~ .. a atrn in ,who1e dei>th nuct~t wlth ocean tJifel Dan Trcssen of Corona del Mar haH been named editor-in-chief of the Oranee Coast College newspaper . ··coast Lin es" for t h e fa ll semester. Nina Ellerman was chosen news editor and Kathy Wheeler was tapped for entertain- ment editor. Both a re from Fountain Valley . Jim Huff or Costa Mesa ls sports editor Major Sent ,To AF College Pl-. 9'll(llk•Uon1 and olllc1111 prapouc lorm• 10 lie uMll for DtCIOlnt un beobllllntclonly •I llttollkeol tr. City 5"0lneer, Oly Hell. Cost of MOO Plens a11d Sotclllcallon• '' JS.00, lhCludlllQ ce• 11 er.. blOOe< •• pofll ttwl IN "''°"'-Speclflutlons beMnt b., met I, Ille m. .. 1"'9-11-llnO LN•oe l/lell lie •II MIOieloNI ~MO !Mltr..r the COA of Cllt Pi.M 8flO ~Uk,e. !Cont, mr 1r..c0il o1 ...... 111no •net .,.lld""' wlll tit mllnded T ht CllY -IN rtoftl lo ,.IKI..,., or .. I b!cll 61111'(11 McC!eNon Cl IV Cler1c of "-Cl ty et ,._...,., v.cae.,, CMltonlla O.led. S.Plell'lber:if, 1'11 Pulllll1Nd0r-(.Mtl0.lly PllOl,5-1 .... \:111<:!0 1'11 MDI IT'S UHAICE OM E. 111 STltET UN13EL 'Di fllE LEATIEI 8111S 369 J . l7tlt ST., COSTA MESA IH WESTPORT SQUARE I ·I • BOATING I WEA THEA Fridav. September JO, 1977 DAIL y PILOT A J 'J I Ocean Racing Series Starts N 111nt •nd mo"'"'ll low < IOuG• ~Coml"ll mo\llY -· In 1IW .,..,. noon Ll91\I verle.blt wind• nlthl en• morning"*'" MIGi'> WIU<CNy In lht /Oi AtLERGY? (714) 54i9&24 Recorded Message BOATING Wome n's Regatta Scheduled More than 70 women sailboat sk i ppers representing yacht clubs from San Diego to Malibu will compete Oct. 12 In the ninth annual ·Ladies Day Regatta at Alamitos Bay Yacht Club, Long Beach. Competition in the three-race regatta will be in five classes of Sabots, popular eight· foot sailin g dtnAhY There will be three classes in the Naples Sabot and two in Dag- gerboard Sabots. DEFENDING cb..iun - pion is Monica Manzer of San Diego Yacht Club. In addition to trophies to be awarded in each class, the women will compete for two perpetual awards -the Mrs. Richard Russell Sr. Trophy for the skipper with the bci,t overall performance. and the C hristina Wagner Perpetual for the ABYC skipper with the hest performance. RACING WI LL letke place on Alamitos Bay. A s kippers meeting will be held at 11 : lS a.m. and the warning for the first race will sound at 11 ·SO. Entries will be accepted until 1l a. m . on r ace day. The entry fee of S3 will inc lude a continental breakfast and wine and hors d'oeuvrcs following the races. ll) \I.MON l.()('Ki\ttt:V IHllW l'1i.. .... 1,,._ Writ.et 'k·"~" ruC'lnl( 11klpper-. tmd e rews from San t>u·i.:11 lo Suntu Burh•r.i will hl' convcnin~ ut Marina Ul'I Hl·y Sul u11luy 1.11111 SumJay for the three· race Kt-rlt'l\ known 11i. lhl' Occ1rn ltacmg f''leet Cham· plnn'lht11 The re)(alt1& 1-. being h~ted by the Del Rey V ut·ht<. 'luh 1 hc <kt-1rn Hacmg "'leet Championship Is tn· v1tat1onul und coni-.ists mainly of the lop wi"-.• ~ud1 o,ca1'onul i;eries a!I Newport Harbor Yacht Cluh'' Ahmanson, Hultx>a Yacht Club's "66," Los Angele~ Yacht Club'-. Whitney, California Yacht Club., Overton, San Diego Yacht Club's Rumsey, <tlld Santa Barbara Yacht Club·-. Wilson ONLY YACHTS COMPETING under the In· ternat1onul Offshore Rule <IOH 1 etre eligible. The l'hampionship senes consists of two r aces Saturday and one Sunday Although the ORF Championship involves a number of yachts from Newport Beach, the strictly local action over the weekend involves small boats or Ot'Can racing craft of the Performance Handicap Rac1~ f'lect persuasion THE BALBOA YACHT Club wsll hold a singlehanded race Saturday over an outside course; the Lido Is le Yacht Cluh stages Its Fall Hegulta for s mall boats racing inside the harbor Suturduy and Sunday. und Lhe Capistrano Bay Yacht Club features its F'all Regatta for PHRF yacht.., The South Shore Yarht Club will host the ninth race of its J-11 -Poml Senes. In other Soulhern California yachting areas Los Angeles-Long Beach I.ONG BEACll YACHT CLU B Catalina bland Series Nos. 8-9. Saturday, sunday 1 LITTLE SHI PS FLEET Inverted Start race I PHRfo') Sunday CAB RILLO IlEACll YACHT CLUB Sen es No I. Sund a) Santa Monica Bay Fall CALIFORNfA YACHT CLUB Harns Senes No. 3, Saturday. DEL REY YACllT Cl.UR ORF Cham· Boat Equipment Sales Se t Record Sales of new recreational boating equipment topped the S3 billion mark during the industry's 1976·77 model year, according to Mall J. Kaufman. president of the Boating Industries Association. Speaking before the lnternat1onal Manne Trades Exhibit and Conference m Chicago, Mt- lendE.'d by a number or Orange County builders and dealer~. Kaufman said sales topped last years record by n('arly a half billion dollars. "Inflation accounted for much of the increase. but there was a gain in urut volume as well. The figure does not include accessories --such as elec· tronics, hardware. safely equipment. These sales alone exceeded to more than s.500 million ... said Kaufman. DAILY PILOT . AND FREE MINI effte$U8~ 3 BIG DAYS FRl.•SAT. & SUN. SEPT. 30th, OCT. I st. 2nd ~e .Fun · e Food e 11c1,, • Performers@ e Midway §'!!!•~~ Exclte111ent _.,,.CLIPaaav•-------cLIPASAVEJlm- • PRESENT AT TICKET J OOTH PRESENT AT TlcKET BOOTH ·3 For SJ Rides for 3 for ' s1 Rides for ttll& ¢OUl'OH II NOT A flCK!T ANO MAY NOT II IOLO COUl'ON HOT GOOD Ole IHCfAIQUVM HARBOR CENTER 4J STOllS TO SIRYI YOU 2300 HARBOR Bl.VD. AT WI.SON In The lack P~ LOf ,......,~ .. pionstup, Saturday, Sunday. PALOS VERDES YACHT CLUB Saturdtiy Sabotage (Sabot) Sat~rday. WF.STWARQ CRUISING CLUB -Long Point Race <PHRF) Saturday. KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB -Autumn One Design regatta, Sunday. San Dle10 MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB -Junior Com· modore's Regatta <Sabot ) Saturday, Sunday. OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB -Harbor Days Regatta <Soling) Saturday, Sunday. SAN FERNANDO V AU..EY SAILING CLUB . Regatta Babla at Mission Bay, Saturday, Sunday. .SILVER GATE YACHT CLUB -San Diego Area championships 5o/.t t~n. One Design, Cal-25. Catalina·27, Thunderbird) Saturday, Sunday. SAN DIEGO YACHT CJ.,UB -Fall Serles <Int. 110) Sunday. SOUTHWESTERN YA CHT CLUB -Fall Trophy Series, Sunday. North and Inland PIERPOINT BAY YACHT CLUB Coastal Series No 4, Saturday. Sunday. WESTLAKE YACHT CLUB Sailor of the Year Regatta, Saturday, Sunday. POMONA VALLEY SAILING ASSOCIATION Fall Invitational RP.gatta, Sunday. SANTA BARBARA SAILlNG CLUB Sum- mer Series No. 4, Sunday. &Your Dally Piiot ca n be Aec:ycled. 0 cc oPet•••• -~•t•f'tt•f to.Co1•• ... N . STARTING A NEW BUSINESS? Sena For Our Fre!.' lnlormative Book11:1 City Publicottons P.O. Box 1452 Orange. CA 92668 eai SPORTING GOODS C.oe•l•I lttn1>o1rt1ure1 will ••nee ll•lwoen •l •ncJ l l 1n1en11 l•m• jM'••lur"' will rell(lof i.tw"n •• •na IS. 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SEPT. 30 THRU TUES., OCT. 4th END OF SUMMER SPORT SALE NEVER IEFORE PRICES LIKET.HIS-NEVER AGAIN OUR llGGEST SALE EVH-WEHAVETO CLEAR THIS MDSE TO MAKE llOOM FOR WIMTEI MERCHANDISE-WE'RE NOT FOOUH AROUND -HO DEALERS PLEASE- THE TIHY FEET WITH HANGTEN . TENNIS SOX ,ALL 1 /_2 FISHING LURES / ~ ..... " 7" Rec). 2.50 FAMOUS POCKET KNIVES AHEST STEEL MADE s ..... ~, .... Only MACGUGOR~OLFSITS MACCHEGOHllST JACIC .. Cl(U.US ... ,... 99so HIRrT AGIMOOB. AU CLUIS IH STOCK SAVE 600/o BASEBALL WARMUPJACKEt,S ... 7" s3's -YOITIAUS~~;..;;;,;..;.. XffSfOOTIAU. 27" 16" CY404YOUIYIM&: ·1' tr 11,. XIJOIASPTIAU.r 11" IO", C'9 FOOtlAu ' I J" r C5660SOCC& ll• Ir' Cff flOOT'IAU I J'" CF7 .MflOOTIA.LL I J• • I ·f ' I I . f i J I ' .. . IZ Business DAILY PILOT Friday, SeptemMr 30. 1977 Ex.cowboy Pro1rwtes Food Pla1i n t-:!'.o !\u CA P J <" 1-; t lh11I..1 to;d" .. rrh a lowboy who onl 1· r11.im4·d lhe plainb <>f 'l'\ •• d.1. '">" he has 1& way to ft'ed cattle ond other livestock more r heaply, providing more profit for rancher'> and m ore foo<l for t>t"Oplc llydroponici. 11a the imswer, he said adding ranchers ar c going to huve to con::.1der his proposah 1r tht.>y want to ::.tay an businei.s "I CAN RAJSE feed for $1S a ton That's cheap wht:n you con- '1dcr the $60 to $00 ranchers are paying now for a ton of hay, .. said Edwards, a Visalia resident. He ... aid he 1s traveling Nevada, v. orkmg on some land deals, try m g to develop financing for his hydropon1l·s processing plan. Men Need Help Zenith Blames U.S . For 5,000 Layoffs CHICAGO <AP) -The chairman of Zenith Radio Corp. blames the federal government for his farm's plam1 to lay off more than 5,000 U.S employes. John J . Nevin claims that his firm was forced to abandon American assembly plants for overseas operations because the government has failed to enforce ant1·dumping ---laws against Japanese television action in Ctve years lo dose· a m a kers. The laws prohibit shipment of dum~d televis ion foreign firms from unloading a sets and to impose the penalties commodity at a price cheaper that are required by law.·· than they charge domes tic AS A R ESULT. he said, che,p customers. imported television sets flood the "WE HAVE PRODUCED documented evidence to indicate that television receivers import· ed from Japan that sell for $295 in the United States ure not availa- ble in Japan al a pnce below $.550." Ncvan told a news con- ference. ll .S. market Jnd /\m<.•ncan \\ orkcr-. lose their jobs to cheap forci~n labor. Nevin said he nev<.•r has f'l'l'e1 vcd an answer as to why federal 11cv1H authorities do ll~droponits is not new, nor is it an mvenlwn by Edwards. It is uM·d around the world lo grow Just about anything faster in an ultra controlled environment. .. When Harbar<.i T roy, :j6, started t he Ft·mirnsl Auto B rokers in Southfield, :\l 1ch., lasl ,\car. her purpo!->e was to help women gel beller deals when buyin.i:! cars. For lhal reason. she restricted her ad vertising to thl· news letter of the .'.'lat1onal Organiz.,.tion for Wo me n But it turns oul Lhat more than h<llf her customers a rc mt•n. "We 're closed out of that market," Nevm said. "That's dumping. And il's contrary to every international trade agree- ment.'' He said that although the gov- ernment acknowledged last April that the practice was more widespread than previously thought, "there has not been one not enforce thl• trade laws. "I believl' the government as of the opinion thul act1n~ on things like dumpmi.t and antitrust law v1olfl·' lions will impede trade rclal1ol)s between J apan and the United Stales." EDWARDS' PLAN, and he claims it works. is lo produce huge quanUties of grass to feed s tock. He estimated he could raise 20 tons of grass a day enough to feed several thousand hettd of cattle -in a 125·foot by 90-foot building. He added the facility would cost about $200,000. 'Stars' Sparkle Under Trees "\Vhen l tell ranchers in the San Joaquin Valley about this, it is so s imple, they just can 't hch<•ve it. They won't invest until thcv -;cc a machine spitting out money. Uut believe me, this is the coming thing. It will pay for itself in a yettr. .. By using this process. ranchers m Nevada could feed <incl raise bigger herds on less land Hight now, cattlemen have lo gc·l permiL'i for a lot of Bureau of Land Managem ent la nd lo get t•nough range for prope r forage. This way, in a compact opera· tion. they could feed more cattle, and U.'>c less land. "THAT WOULD REDUCE fee'> and labor costs. And the food 1s more nutritional too." He sajd the plan would also release more San Joaquin Valley land for growing ''people food." Edwards describes himself as <1 "SlOO a month cowboy" who roa med the west, riding a horse and roping cattle. "During the war, in the Far East, I s aw people raising vegetables with hydroponics. I never forgot it." WHY DID HE quit his cowboy career, join Visalia Investor Doug Lanier , and launch his new endeavor ? .. I've seen people starving to death around the world." DALLAS <AP) -The "Force" is with you, but your 'dro1ds a re still on the assembly lme, and Christmas is closing fast. What to do" That was the problem faced by Kenner Products, which earlier this year acquired a "galaxy. wide" license to market toys modeled after the futuristic mov- ie "Star Wars." a box-office s m ash. IT TOOK A "<:onsidcrable 1n· vestment" to obtain rights to market the toys, said Kcnnt•r President Bernie Loom 1s Without enough t1m c to begin production, Kenner decided to try a new marketing C'Oncepl · a Chris tmas gi ft cert1f1catc package. ll contains a Star Wars display s tand, stick ers, club mcm bersh.lp card and posta~e-pauJ mail-order cards for a quartet of Star Wars action figures · Luke Skywalke r , Princess Leia, Chcwbacca the Wook1e and the robot R2-D2, named "i\rtoo Detoo" lor trademark purposes. AL.'50 PLANNED ARE the a n- droid, or "dro1d ," C Threep10, bad guy Darth Vader. s pace pilot Han Solo, and othe r characters from the movie. The package was introduced at the fall toy show here. Kenner salesmen claim the idea has m et with a "fantastic" response. '' 1 've sold out my allotment," said salesman Gerry Dougherty. .. Buyers are laking anything with the 'Star Wars' name on it." IN ADDITION TO the packages, Kenner displayed a hoard gam e, "E scapt' from Death Star." jig:.aw puzzles and a battery-powered toothbrush. lhal Dougherty admitted was a Terminal Dire On Bay Slwre? SACRAMENTO CAPl ··-A $15 m 1II1on r e fined petroleum tl•rmm al will he built on the Car· quml•z Straits in Contru Costa County if the required state and local &1gen c1es approve, the Wi ckland 011 Com pany says. The deep.water terminal can be finished by January 1980 if permit and planning procesc;e~ go s moothly, company president J . Al Wickland says. The company. based in West Sacramento, operates Regal service stations in California . southern Oregon and Nevada. It buys refined petroleum products and blends them for sale. THE TERMINAL will take up about 35 acres of a 308-a cre parcel between Rodeo and Crockett on the southeast shore of San Pablo !jay. Wickland said. TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT $100,000 OR MORE 6.75% 180 DAYS Pacific J.;t,..... City aan~-, .. ~rJ 41 141-123• Rubl9d 10 --_,.,.., lor ._......._.... Less than 3% of people quizzed In a roccnl study coukl. dehne the roles of labor. business, lnvoslors, anJ olhers tn our Ametlcan Economic Syslam Why lhP concern? In the years ehead. we're all <loing to be called upon to make great deoM;ions as our system 11djusts to now cond1hom. And, if we don't uncfer. sldnd our sy:rtem how C8n we dectdew~t to~. what to c:hanQe? ' · Thllt's why we're offering a new booklet that explains the American Economic: System. It Is easy to read, tntereeting- and /reo. Every Arneriolln ouoht to know w~t 1t says. ChalftfJer Plan• Seminar A seminar on operating small bus inesses has been scheduled from Tu~day through Nov. 15 by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber or Commerce. Topics include starting a business, raising money, insurance and taxes, consumer!!, records and bookkeeping, marketing and s ales. Cost is $10 a session or $50 tor seven. Meetings will be held from 4 to fl p.m . on Tuesdays al the chamoor office. More Information ii available at 644 -8211 . 'Frontier Da••' Sdlftl.,,_ ~ frontier days celebration Is planned al the Newport Beach and Huntington Beach offices of Great Western Savings and Loan Association. Entertainment and a Western fMhlon show are scheduled for the next two Saturdays. Regular business hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m . weekdays and from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m . Saturdays. l'aeo Gro•• Pla11 £..elae•• The Sales and Marketing Executives Club of Orange County will combine with the Oranie Coun· ty Advertising Federation in holding a luncheon Tuesday at the Anaheim Convention Center Cor the California Bwslneas and Industry show. Guest speaker wllll be Frederick M. Linton, president of U.C. Irvine Jnduatrtal AllSoclates and \)resident and chairman of Delta Group, Inc. Reservations may be made by phonln1 99'2 • lll.3. Olllee Blllldl119 p.,,elNuftl Construction has been completed on the Pen Mutual Bulldlne at 2042 B'-lnesa Center Drive .. Jrvln~;. according to Christeson Company, Santa Ana. me builder. The STl0,000 facility wJll hoµH H. H . Itoopengah\ar Jnaurance Agency and the West Coast otfico and tratnlna tadllty of tho Red Jacket Pump Company a dlvl1lon of Wyland Inc. Tbe buUdina ii owned by H. H. Hoopen11mer Ill, local Pc~ Mutu41I agent. . rc·labeled •·Bionic .. brush from t he toy maker·-. "Sax M1ll1on Dollar M<in" hn<• T,hc h1g push, though, is on the nction figures, which ar c about four inches tall. Som e won't be available until n ext year, long after Christmas. "It's the be-the-firs t-on-your- blol.'k appeal," Dougherty said . ''Kids Wlll want the real 'Star Wars' item, <·vcn 1f they have to wait." Bl'T TllE \\AIT m av mean a cash bonanta for rival 'manufac- turcrs with star toys already on the market. "J wouldn't huy my children a piece of paper and then have them hang a round the mmlbox for lhe next few months,·· one Dallas mother said. "Can you imagine their faces on Christmas morning when they unwrap an envelope'!" Appa rently toy s tores are aware of that sentiment and are snapping up star toy items from firms s uch as Ideal Toy Corp., which has a "Star Team .. hne of figures including "The dastardly Knight of Darkness," "Hobot Zero1d" C1nd "Zcm l J." OTHER TOYl\1AKERS ARE offt•rini: s1m ihir items, based on "Star Trek" and "Buck Rogers .. themes. 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Why. in the face or a generally healthy "up" year, has t.he psychology of Americans been so "down'"> Why are forecasts ranging from the doom that. the world Is heading into an economic smashup to the gloom that the economy will turn from slowdown in 1977 to downturn in 1978? -IS THE FEAR THAT THE 1975·77 upswing is ready to die based strictly on past statistics? The business cycle Is Car from conquered, as the recessions in the Nixon-Ford years demonstrate. This upturn also has developed serious question marks: the vitality of 1978's auto sales, the drag of consumer debts, the high level or joblessness among blacks and the steep level of unemployment throughout the ex- pansion. The U.S. index of leading economic indicators has dechned three months in a row. So this fear must be playing a role ls the "i.1ck .. stock market the reason? The l>f>w Jone$ average has s agged lS percent in 1977 so fa r. with holclt'rs of the widely watched glamor stocks takine a bath. 1l mu:-.t b<' playing a role, too . Is it the failure of bu:-.inl·Ss to anv e~l enough in new plants and t'Qu1pment to pro· duct' essenti al good., and lO ~1vert inflationary bottlenecks m s upplies .. Although capital ap- Money's Worth propriations by the nation·~ 1,000 largest manufacturers arn reported at the second highe~t level in 25 years, these ap- propriations for future spendin~ foretell a prop behind the l'COnomy later, not now. So the foot·dragging by industry on 111vestm~ in 1977 1s another real worry. Is it the l-'ederal Reserve system 's tightening of credit and the consequent rise in interest rates? To date, the ti~htening has been modest, the rise in s hort-term rates moderatl' and the rise m long-term rates barely noticeable. Hut anxiety about tight money is unmistakable. -OR IS IT THE WEAKNESS tn the dollar, sending it to 1ww lows against the West German mark and J apanese yet'.' Thi~ hos been the result of systematic U .S policy, designed to compel these nations to import more goods from un dcrdeveloped lands and thereby share more of the burden ot helping the third world. But the weakening dollar adds to in· flationury pressures by making imports more expensh·e It's an advcrsl' factor. What about apprehension that President Carter is an t1 business-> 111~ economics are conservative and, H ;,inyth1nr:. pro·husincss. but this apprehension won't ~o n ''a) 1'11l'sp and m<>rc are factors in the gloom and doom, but nom' explains it. The "why" lies in the spectre of lnnation. :ta· lear that 1t will accelerate and cause another slump J>rophcclcs of inflation impel actions that m ake the prnph1..•c·1t•s sl•lf fulfilhn~. This is the key to today's high in· r1•J't•st rate:-. the s tock markct·s slide, industry·s ··protec· ll\ 1· pncl' hikes. organized labor's insistence on catchup '' .1g1: increases. Nert: ln/lahcm, a "trueCllld fal!e" quiz Stock Market Posts Another Good Day NEW YORK (AP> -The stock market headed higher again today on the strength of some favorable news on the money supply . . The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrial was up 7.02 point-; to847 .11af\era5.37-pomt rise Thursday. Gainers outnumbered losers by better than a 2·1 spread a mong New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Trading was fairly active. Big Board volume totalled 21.1 million s hares. At Thursday's close the Feder~l Resenereported a$1..J... billion drop tn the basic measure of the money supply . Analysts said traders took the news as a :;ign of some possi· ~le progress in the Fed's effort to curb inflation by restrain- ing monetary growth. They also noted that the figures raised hopes that the central bank would not feel the need to tJghten credit much further in the immediate future . • ~~Oftl,(lt,PI l'INI Oow..J-uvertf!H ffin Hlot> l.ow C-CllQ ao Incl 47 WM Qt.14 f:' II+ 7.02 20 Trn °' l ..... 213.4 UA+ 0 3$ !S u11 11J.l7 111.., m tO 1!J.1J+ oa tS Sii< 1t9 ll :l'll.J2 117.tJ tfO •I+ j ... lllCIU\ • • • •• • • • • • • • • ••• • •• 1"5a.JOO Trell •• ········•••••·••·• JOO.JOO Ulols • ••• .. • •• • •. • . • . • 2•7 .«JO .S Siii ••• . • • ••• .• • • ,,l00.100 NEW YOlll( CAP). Selft, 4 I'm. pl1Ce ::..~ .. Cl\e"l:oct' ~:"...:' ·= trMlt>e -loNllr tl mwt 11\M! $1. HouOlfM ........ 100.IOO ,..._ +1-., Dome ""'1rl... • '°• 700 3''-+ ~ Sy11tea ~p •• " •• Sl,SOO 1'._,, + \o't OaleTenn ••• 46.100 ~ -f"" Comoor1n11 • • .U,100 11 .. -4 o.-011.. • "I II'" _ ~ US Fii.... •• . , 21 17'9 -\oe R8 1na •••• J . .. 21 1°" • '- Un F'141tfoly •••• , t f, ''" + w • ..,.,. Morn...... *' 1~ -.. IJp• and D•••• Ni!W YORK (APJ IA&.al Due to late transm l551on · today's llstlng will not appear in the p ally Pilot. Ma1' IA.'-ft Due to late tren1mlsslon today's llstlng wlll not •PPfar fn the D~ttv Piiot . f I A J ,, DAil y P1L OT Stu.tknt FDA to View Drng Test Demamh N ftqjort F inn .. nr r1 r1. 1' nr Sey.port Ph•rmoaet•utt\'•I• lntt'rn tlun•I, Inc • lid th•l lht~ have aittn·f'd to mt> t "1th 11H1 r1 .th. ur thl' ft•Jt•r.11 Fr111ct i.nd Drua Ad rn 1111:.tr;it111n tu d1,cu"'' tt•attna uf th\• firm' dnlt\lr"I dru•• l:.opnnc~m\' I ht' ml't-tm.: "u\ •grt.•('(f tr> artu lht' fl)A ullrJ\\c d tht• "''"port lk.1< h ba!)(.-d hrm to rt.· ~unw h..,tin~ the cl rug In A1ti.!U:.l tht.· F'OA ('aJI~ u hall to lht> ki.ti., cla1mang the drug "ai. nuthcr ~.tfl' nor eCCt:c· ll\ l' But comp.m~ 'pokeSmJn SJn· ford Ghasky i.aid the order ww. rescinded a month later by FDA officials Glask> noted that the purpose of the FDA·upproved tesllng pro. cedure is to esta blish the i.afety and effectivenel>s of the drug Company offic1ab du1med the FDA action an he1lting the test:-. was not an kt.•1:ping with federal regulat1oru.. Ghu.ky r.1ud thti point or the rutur met•un., "'Ith the f'r>A will ht> \0 rt•ac·h 011 uur(•t.•ment oH:r 1·11nttnut•d Ct· .. hnal of llll' drUi! l'iopnno"uu• hui. bt·t'n undergo lllJl tcbU. hy the fi rm ~ince 1970 G tui.ky said the drft6' wu:, de- velo1>ed to combat lhe vlrui,- t'UU'ied meai,les encephalitis or SSPK u childhood dtsease far w h1ch there is currently no drug t1\ ail able. Cancer Unit Ai uss1gn<.'C.l an agreement to Join in the fundru1s lng campaign or United Way of Orange County North South The announcement came less than two weeks after the Orange County Chapter of the American ll cart Assoc1at1on announced its U!>SOCiation with United Wav Under the agr ee ment. the cancer society and heart as~oc•a· t1on wlll cooperate in business and 1ndustnal United Way .fundra1s10g. However , designations pledged to the two organiiations will be t·red1 t ed to th em an d acknowledl{ed by them. The Untl<.'C.l Way 1s a fundrais - 1n~ a.'sociation that supports 76 agencies tha t provrde about 90 fH~rc(•nt of the \'Oluntary human care service!> uva1labh! in the ('()Unty QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi _____ . ., .... ---·~··---·-··· ..... ------- Damages Damages to be de- termlnc<f In trial court a r e being demanded from the Coast Com munity College Distract by a student who clltims she was attacked and m- jured by a patient in Fairview Stale llosp1tal. Costa Mesa. Golden West College student Marie Ann Turner names the dis · trict as defendants m her Orange County Superior Court lawsuit. She claims the attack occurred last Dec. 3 while she was visiting Fairview a!> part of her G WC academic pro- gram. Call 642-5678. Put • few words to work for ou. FREE THERMOM!TE I TEST l<JT & DELIVERY WITHIN ORANGE CO\J BR 2 DAYS ONLY SALE ENDS SATURDAY. OCTOBER lST ... HURRY, SOME QUANTITLES ARE LIMITED! OBITUARIES I LOCAL CHOICE OP J SPAS • A.O. Wiit ._ HHhr • I tlP. ltlhd ,_, • 'Hl.l.e.d ....... • ..,... s.tlt ,.eclflc llowtr .... • ) Jeh • I c-tridgt Riter SA~OP 5665 SUPER SPECIALS "And now, will you welcome, please . " D e ath Notice• De ath Notice• MOSSTELLEll l'eno• C.orontn••" Y•cnt Club P•<•lk MARYE MOSSlE.LLER,aQ"M>.rr· \/1~w M<·r>10(1dl Par~ M<Jrtuuy Oorec· "'dr nt of HUl\lonQIOn Be<Kh O•tO ...... .,,. 101>,6"-UOO n ... a .. ,, !tt>C)l ... ntier 21. 1~11 •I "°"" HAUSEll ,tftcr a f1n9.,,lnq llll>t"' $u1v1vPO b~ ROGE.R C. HAUSER M 0 . r .. oaent nornu\IWnd.C. Lct--•l~lltr.<W><-~on 01 Ir••,... Pdi\t'CI •way S..Pl•mber 21. Tlmot,,.,. L"" ~•lrllPr o• U1~wur. 1~11 5ur.1W<1 by wolP PP9Qy, moll\C'r (.A. T'fltrOsl\ttJr\, Mr• Ht;Qh 1Margc1ret1 f-lor~n<.f tidU\it·r ot Pncwnta, Artl ~•> "•n AuWlall, Gr...a R~O'I, Ml<h •no tor Pnylll\ W.11> of Coron• a.r Mar, l M r\. P..,1 ILlt'-•I Kohl o1 p,_,,., b1otntr\ Kwn ol "'-nl• -01<11 01 "'"'·One brother, Doyel Eartv. C•rmol Newpon ee.<ti D• Heuser pr;Kh<to 'II alley, CA Mrs. Mo\>leller was• P•s.I mecllcl,... in. Orange Co ar8'1 ror e19ht prHIOtf\I of TM Hunl•nqton &..ch~· Y••" SQ4!c1aht•"9 on >url)llry Prlo. lo ""lance t.e.tQVe. 1'0·1,.S. !.fte wn com1ngtotl>e•r..,newrvee1 u~'""'n "''°on IM &o.rd of TM N•t•on•I AS.· '""Navy I. "<el .. d Ille Bron11 ~1¥0n '"'"nee LP"ll.,.. .. no served as. 1ne tour Of CIUl'f on 11i.1Nm Ser.le~ 10 00 phll.tnthrOP•C comm1tte .. th•Hm4n /4M S.tUfd.IY at P.c1t•<. \'••-Memc>f'tdt n t•. H r IS She hd04 Ott.tr •<t. reque"'' me"'°' 1al <.on1rtbu1t0f"IS to 1 ft~ tt •Cn1n9 cre•t•Y• wrll1no ctt Tn• ROQer C,. H•V\er M.0. Men10r••I Funo .. Horace tn•lon Sci-1. Htr 11u,oeno r• Tus.t1n Commun111 HO,pflel, 14 .. l crnlly re11reo from Ille Hunhnqton N..,.Porl Ave .. lus.tln 91ftl0. llH<h u ... on Xhool O•s.trkl nOirPctor of Special S..v1ce• arid Ro<rutoon . .._ n•O •IW> -n the (O<>Ch of IM baS.kel· 0;011, tM>wo.11 •ncl foott>illl teem\ •t llanllnvton Be;och H•111> S.Chool rrom 1•'1-l<;e.O .. u...,r•I M:!rYICH will be con· <llKIN •I I JO PM MONJeV at Ptrrc.• . -.. Deaths llroll\t'H Sm•th Mortu¥y, Hunlinoton llbt(h with ,,,. Rpv !>herw-Cum· Elsewhe .. n "'In\ Putor of The Reowood • ~ F'rt>\bY1ff"•..m Church. Ur1'SQJUr, <..A. to ntombmont wlll follow a t ll>ntmlMlrr ~lel Perl!. "•m•IY wg11estt momor1a1' be m•O. lo TM Amerl<.•n C.•ncer $0<.l•ty. Pt"r'e Srotr..rs !>mlll> Mo<tiury OlrtCIOrl ~•l>l'I. WHALEY MON~ t.. YtH~Y.~J of S•m• \/alley, oeneo ew•y S.pteml>er ,,, 1~11. fu,,.,ra1 servlcH •rt 1)9001119 et Smllh ·Tulhlll·l•mb Mo rtuary ....... flSHilt MARGARET GAWN FISHER, 81 "rHr> al •· peuecl •w•y S.octmblr 71, 1911. A 1on9 limo re11oent of M I DDLETOWN , Conn. <AP) -Wiibert Snow. 93. poet. teacher and governor of Connec- ticut for 12 days in 1946 and 1947, ~eeding a governor who resigned to run for the U.S . Senate, died Wednesday in Spruce Island, Maine. l<lewoort BIKh. SurvlveO by twr IOll, NEW ORLEANS (APl Wilham C. Fl\!Wr ol Del Mar. CA l- deu9'1len Mn. Mar9'1ret ,,, ....... of -A I b e r t •• p • p • , , ' Lo• Angel .. , ano Mr\. 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In sizes 32-«. • INSIDE • Ann Landers •Sports • T elev1s1on •Boating 1Classmates If you attend a community college, chances are that most of the school will be over 21 and female. 8'orl~ by MARCIA FORS8F.R~ VI -l><Mty l-1001 )1<111 l( the ""um..in rushlJlg Lu cl11~~ Jt Colden West College looki. llku i.he cou ld be s omeone 'i. mother ebances are i.he I!> And 1f the m"n :itudying in the It brary looks re- tired, it's probably because he 1i.. Take a look at the ~tudents on community college campuses this faU and you're likely to notice more women and older peoplt.• The traditional student the 18-year-old fresh out of hiJ:h school is still a part or tfle two-year col lege scene, but sitting alongside those teenagers are quite a few people who used Lo be absent from the classroom. IT'S All part of a nationwide trend, and local community col · leges are keeping pace with the country's movement toward higher enrollments of women and people over21. Back in 1946, there were 460 com· munity colleges across the nation with an enrollment of 156,456. To- day, there are 1,235 enrolling more than four million. Growth of local community col- leges has been accompanied by a dramatic change in student type, as well as a conscious effort by ad- ministrations to satis fy a 1947 ·Report of the Commission on Higher Education, which states that the purpose of the community college "is educatiooal i.ervice to the entire community . . . Ito> gear its programs and services to the needs and wishes or the people 1t serves.·· A SURVEY OF Golden West. Orange Coast, Coastline and Sad dleback community colleges re- veals noteworthy trends in student population, characteristics, asp1ra· lions and views toward education. plus changes in curriculum de· signed to meet the · needs of those seeking instruction A 10-year student characteristics study traces the portrait of stu· dents at Golden West College from 1968 •hen thci acbool opened. until 1976. .. Let's look at some changea that have occurred on this campus;· •--Ui~ts Dt. A~&elo Segalla. (1riginat.or of tbe study and director o( institutional research and de- veloPmeat utGWC. "In l.966. the majority of students was rn a1e, under 21. full time. 4ilegree oriented and planning to transfer. In 1977, the majority is female. over 21, part-time, non- degree oriented and not planning to transfer" ln le66, dayUme enrollment ac- counted for 742 women and 1,335 men. Ten years later, the female population had reached 6,033, with males numbering 4,854, so last year 5G percent. of the day student population at GWC was made up of women, he says Al one-year-old Coastline, the •·college without walls" that offeri. t•lasses at vurious locations around the county. last year's female enrollment totaled 63 percent. Sad dleback shows that in 1976, women outnumbered men 7 ,037 to 5,886. Sam Peterson, director of institu- tional research at Orange Coast College, notes that m ale-female populations at OCC are almost even, and have been for the last three years. However, in 1966 only 38 percent of the students were women. WHY ARE THERE so many women attendins: school'> Dr Segalla cites social changes that have occurred in the past de- cade, including the women 's liberation movement. "Women are beginmng to realize they can enter the professions that in the past wer<• exclusively dominated by males. They are a lso coming to -;chool to ~el trained or retrained for a profession where they can help bring home the bacon, .. he ~ays. In addition to gaming marketa ble skills for professional pursuits. Or Scgallu mentions "there·s a <See CLASS, Page 82> Nancy Karch studies on the lawn at Golden West College. Baek in College · 'How will I do all the homework and all the things at home, too?' Nancy Karch. 42. the mother of two grown daughters, is working toward a psychology degree at Golden Wesl College. She intends to get a master's in counseling. She is typical of the woman -who's e merging on community college cam- puses across the country. Statistical- ly. s he fits right m. More_ and m?rc.• women, as well as an mcreasmg number of people over 21, are enroll- ing nationwide. Two years ago, when she re.entered college after an absence or more than 20 years. Mrs . Karch was terrified. Today she's the coordinator of the Women·s Center at Golden West College-and s he takes classei. besides caring for home and family. But in 1975. when she first started back to school. she faced special fears. "l was afraid to go back because I thought 'How am I going to do it? How will I do all the homework and all the lhmgs athometoo?' •· Mrs. Karch admits she felt uncom- fortable in the classroom aod she hesitated to s))e1lk up or answer ques- tions because she didn't want her classmates to think of her as an. a uthority figure. "Then I was surprised to find out they didn't regard me that way and t hey really enjoyed hearing things I had to say.'' The Westminster resident recalls that after high school she attended UCLA for a year, then dropped out . and went to work to help put her firs t husband through achool. After 17 years as a secretary, she decided .. to stay home for awhile ... At the time, her daughters were 10 and 12. and she felt they would need her during their teen years. ··n had always been in the back or my mind to go back to school because it was important to me. When I quil work, I thought it would be one of the things I'd do, but I got caught up in be- mg a housewife." Mrs. Karch says. •'The women's ~ment had a lot to do with it because it gave me permission to go out and do something, for myself-not for the good of my children. husband or family unit. bot for myself:• Rent·a·Shopper 'Dressing is an art. I see a woman as an open canvas in front of me,, says Gail Ra~en. By JlJDITB Ol.SON ~f the Daily Pilot Slaff Gail Rosen would rather buy a dress for anyone but herself. So who shops for an apparel consultant? Her own consultant who trained her in tbe first place. Mrs. Rosen, an Irvine resident, has such fun s hopping for other women that she once helped a client spend $4,000 in five hours. Anot.lter time she worked just a half hour to help a "'.oman buy a SlSscarf. A specialist in shopping. Mrs. Rosen will help any woman buy any kind or garment or build an entire wardrobe which she says will a I ways be noticed. The secret to winning comp1iments. Ms. Rosen believes, is having clothes you feel good in and which are right for you. The fanciest hat in the world or the most beautiful dress will be wasted ifthey aren't c9rrect for the woman. then pat it an t!M!tnsehes wl!J)oot looking to see whatlooks good on them ... she said. "Most women don't have an unbiased opinion of themselves when they dress. Therefore. every woman needs an apparel consultant. .. Many women go shopping with girl Crlends or mot.hers, which ts a mistake, the former Los A~eles nieldeot said ... GUlfdends usoalJy dress tbeU" friends as they wuuld themselves and mothers believe eveeytbing lodm good on lheir daughter:• MBs. ROSEN was trained by a Los Angeles apparel consultant who studiec1 color and design a t several New York and Chicago fashion academies. Sbe begins ber eUlllllltation by ask- ing a woman's bei&bt and dress~. obsel'Vlng her coloring and tJnd.lng out ~.her llfestrle. Then. it •s off to the stores for Liiie actual shap. ping. "I like to pla·n a wardro&e from start to finish.·· the consultant said. "I often go througb a client's closet and show her things she can keep 3nd add to to save money .. We can usually go rromtbere.·· Delly P'llel ......... , ......... ... Gail Rosen scouts out what's available for would-be customers. MRS. ROSEN also believes that many women are afraid to try anything new because they aren't sure of their taste and they're afraid of breaking fashion "rules," which don't exist anymore. One of the hardest parts ot ber job is to~ vlnce a woman SM may be wrena about her ·'A lot or women look lo see whal"s in style, \ 'I Bent·a·Seamstress Marty Cunningham will R,fan a wardrobe, coordinate it. and sew it herself. ends meet but she loves to work with beauUCul labrica and create elotbes she knows will be worn often and loved. Since her days are fllled wlt.b ramlly and work, ahe often nwa from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m .• usJJ:lg the belt fabrtcs and carefully er~ lb• aarmtota so they w1U lutfor 1eah. -THE NBWP9&T BBACR resident 1tutedJ1n.1ftl'1ViY4n ehUdhood un- dc the ii.dttanoeil fltt lllO&her. whom Mrs. Cunnln&bam detertbed as "an exctllenl seamattt11." .. The interest huJu•t continued sine then, .. she add • "I work oo day aw k u • hytlenlst but I )uat ~· jO)'l~na.'1 .. (8eeSBOPPEB.PaceB2) - J1% DAil Y PILOT ••• Cla o ·rom raae BlJ \easure .adl• to lh~. Women.,.. tu. ms -1va.nta1to or opportunltl• 1o l~11m, have fun and 11oclaU , •• he ~•Y" l>r t:erah.l1nt· Pickar\, tL1t0Clale prof•aaor ttr paychoto1y and womm'& studies and • counselot at OCC, believes that w1lh UM hl1h d1vurc~ ralo m•ny woml'n are i.t"ektne vO<"at1onal tnunln1 that -will lead to job.lo 10 t.hey can 5upport themselves und t.ht"lr famlllea She ad~. "A lot of women are rt- ahuna t.hat it's okay for them to be 1nlelleclual otnd to pursu e -.omeUung that they want to do Women are ~eeking knowledge, becoming more politically aware of their own rights and want to gel more insights into social issues · Colleen Kilcoyne. Women "i. Center director at Golden West, has a similar viewpomt: '"General- ! y. they are being encouraged by l>Ociely, which 1s saying it's really okay to be an active woman al home. Many come JUSt because they want to do something produc- tive with their lime. • Frldev. t eptitmt. 30, 1111 NHl Duell, u1l1lant dean or CoutllM'1 emorild lDJUtute, ex- plains thal courses are be1AI ol· r~ircid to ault the needa of 1eolor dtl .. People aro retirtn1 earlier and they're lthel' 1eekln1J a third Of" tven fourth career or they're tak- 1 n i practical courae1 (in llfe1tyles). They don't Juat want to •It down by tho pier -they want to be active, .. Buell uys. Dr Bcmard J . Luskin. president of Coastline, notes that "Education completed between the ages of 18 and 21111 no longer valid for that in- dividual when he reaches 50. ·• Recognizing the "araying of the nation," he adds that the median age in the United Stales will shi~ to 35 byl98S HOW ARE COMMUNITY col- leges dealing with the changing profile? "We'u aware lbat knowledge is portable and that peo- ple can learn in a variety of ways.·' Or. Luskin maintains. • Now be1lnnln1 lta second year at Saddlebaclt, the emertlus insUtule off en cluaes on campU5 and in the community. Subjects for people of retirement age Include Invest· m ent.s, wills and probate, nutrition slanted toward lhe need.I of older adults and even ballroom dancin&, sbesays. Commwllty colleees serving the Orange Cout area are seeing more ·t time students, probably because they have outside commit- ments to thelr families and jobs. Or. Segalla Indicates. Many students have decided not to transfer to four-year colleges. he says, and are taking more voca- tional courses that will lead to a specific career goal. Sam Peterson sums up the com· munity college: "Some people get hooked on academic courses, re· gardless of their age, and say. ·r want a degree: "Or they \lie courses to uperade their skills in jobs they presently have. Others use the community college as an alternative for nat- out entertainment -they do it for -- HOROSCOPE/ ANN LANDERS _(""-_B_o_r_o_s_f!_~_p_e __ J SATURDAY. OCT. I y SYDNEY OMABR ARIES <March 21-Aprll 19>: Your idea becomes a viable concept. You no longer drill. Sense ol dltection is heightened. TAlJIWS <April 20.May 20): Obtain hint rrom Aries message. Give full play to intellec- tual cuno&ity imprint style, create, &ive of yourself. GEMINI <May 21 -J une 20>: Cycle high make your own opportunities. Refuse to be ex- ploited. Don't become enmeshed In petty details, differences. red tape. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Illusion. mystery and glamour fit into personal scenario. HMpital visit could be on agenda. Dining out, at· tending theatrical performance a lso figures prominently LEO (July 23-Aug. 22>: Emphasis on desire. ro m ance. breaking free from restrictions, psychological and otherwise. Scorpio, Taurus and Aquarius figure in scenario. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22> · Accent on com- munication with authorities. Analyze offers, re- quests. Seek hints concerning career op- portunities. Don't be shy about asking questions. ·"They are m school for trauung for a second or even first career Some come out or crisis maybe their husband has left and they would like to be r1nanc1ally in - dependent." Coastline. he says, ls designed to reach out and serve a clientele that was not ser ved before. Older peo- ple. who may hesitate to attend a college ca mpu s. can take Coastline's classes in places like c ivic buildings. ch urc h es. libraries, senior centers or com- munity clubhouses. fun.·· School mates Esther RIVelli, Wallis Lester. UBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22> · What had been a conflict 1s resolved. Reason is better com- m uni cations Age barriers fall by wayside. You ·re more in command of your own destiny. Ms. Kilcoyne adds that she believes the women"s movement is ""al the bottom or the whole nux back to school · · ANOTll t:R S IGNl ... I CANT <"hange in community college enrollment. as the increase an stu- dent population over 21. At GWC m 1966. 28 percent of the day stu denl.\> wen• O\'Cr 21. while last year that age group comprised 60 per-<"cnt ·•Thal"s an increase of 114 percent.·· sa} s Ur Segalla i\t Coastline., students between 20 :ind 39 makt· up 59 percent of the population. and there are about as n1any over 60 as there are under l!l takmg clusi.es. The college gears many of its courses to topics of specific interest to the elderly, such as a survival tourse for widows. Similarly, the older population at Saddlcback can draw from that to liege ·s emeritus institute, ad- ministered by Lee McGrew, assis· lanl director or "'the division or health sciences and gerontology. Mrs . McGre w says that the philosophy of the program is lo pre- sent cl:.isses "planned by and for, and where possible taught by, older adults . . since 18 percent of South Orange County is 60 or older ·· ·- .,- .... . ... Or-effMl••M- ~--o.w.c. o., Coht• , ............. ,., ...... ,. 41!t ·-fNoll .... lllt 1~1JIJ~~ ... 't7 ... .. , ... ·- .... SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Why do some persons take aim at you, draw a bead , display animosity"' That. question arises. Don't be too perplexed or concerned. It is envy, misun- derstandin g, frustration or a combination of a ll. SAGITl'ARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Lie low. Don't rock the boat. Legal matters, partnership. marriage your basic business or professional responsibilities command attention --and care. CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-J an. 19>: Finish rather than start · get lowdown on how to grab space, how lo gain better distribution, attention Cnr product. · AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb 18>: Accent on creativity, opposite i.ex. speculation. Rambunc lious youngsters also command a place in your personal scheme or things. PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20>. You"re given ··inside information:· You get facts and figurei.. You know where you stand. worth of property. potent.Jal --you get true count. George Bernard Shaw and Liberation Dt::/\R ANN J wusn"t 1110 t razy about your cor r cspondents who re - ferred to themselves as · The Girls ·· May I share with you a de- 1 i ghtfu l quote from George Bernard Shaw. written a generation ago"' It proves that nothing has changed Shaw noticed that the most tyrannical female:. ;.ire strongly opposed to womc·n·s rights. lie said this No fJsl·1nut1ng woman ever wants to t•mandpalc her '>ex lier obJCCl 1s to gather power into the hands or Man. hetausc shl' knows that "he can govern him She 1s no more jealous of his nominal supremacy than he hirnself is jealous of the strength and speed of his horse. Women dis- ~uise their strength as womanlv weakness. lheir audacit}' as womanly timidity. their unscrupulous ness as Aa11 Laadft-s womanly innocence. their impunities a' womanly defenseless ness; simple men are duped by them. and sub- tle ones disarmed and in- timidated. It is only the proud, straightforward women who wish. not to gove rn , but to be free ... ·· G.B.S. sure used a lot of two-bit words, dldn 't he? -PROUD WOMAN DEAR WOMAN: He s ure did -and lf be wert'" around today, he'd have to wear a crash helmet and a bullet-proof vest. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My husbanrt and I have not been get- ting along worth a damn for two years. I tried co un se li ng <Sa m wouldn't go) and was told by my doctor, my mini ste r a nd m y therapist to finish this marriage before 1t finishes me · We have two children. five and seven years or age. We also have a German Shepherd. Last night we were discussing the division or household goods . Many of the things we have belonged to Sam 's mother and grandmother and he wants them -which is all ri~ht with me. Out of the blue and in the presence of the children he blurted out, "I want lo make it clear that I am keeping Gupper (the dog) and you can have the kids.'" I always knew Sam was an insensitive clod but this really got lo me. The children looked so rejected I broke down and bawled. Of course I planned on taking the children, but hearing him put it so bluntly right in front or them was too much. Comment, please. -TEARS IN THE VALLEY DEAR VAL: What's there to say except good riddance? On Father's Day I hope Gupper send s Sam a nice card. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Since when is school supposed to be entertainment? Who "de- cided school is only for football and driver train- ing? As a teacher with 27 years of experience, I • • • Sea111stress Marty Cunningham has no time to sew for herself. (From Page Bl> fabric to start. Then we discuss a pat- tern and set a price. I make a pattern out of a sheet or muslin first and fit them ·· MRS. CUNNINGHAM helps her clients select a basic wardrobe, which !he says should consist of a wool dress. four coats and a suit. "We us ually discu ss the neutrals to coordinate with designs they like.·· To ascertain lifestyle, she asks her clients to k~p track ol where they go lor three weeks along with what they wore and what they wish they bad worn. "That way," she said, "you can rind out what kind of clothes aidl your kind of life." One of her rules is that a client hu to finish off the ouUits she sews with all the right accessories. "If I'm going to all the trouble of makln1 somethin1, I want It to look nice," she asserted. To keep current on what fabrics and styles are in fashion. Mrs. Cun· nlngham makea regular trips to the ••• Sho better department stores and bou· tiques. She also shops in Los Angeles-area fabric stores because she thinks some have a better selection. MRS. CUNNINGHAM admits her work isn't cheap, and that a person easily could live without a whole closetful of custom·made clothes, but she believes the extra price is worth it for the fit and fabric. "U you feel good in what )'OU have on you'll have a better Ume," she commented. The high prices also enable her to spend time to make sure each detail is correct. So, for $150 or so, a woot bluer will be exactly right instead ol almost right. She thought of her first job and 1augbed. "I didn't know wbal to cbarce and I ooly ended up with a llt- t.le prolit after all tbedayso(w~rk. ·· "It's fun," 1he added. "I enjoy pick· ln1 clot.bes out for people without spending the money myself.·· . • choice. "ODce we ~et past the eao thbil it ·a okay;• Mn. Rosen aald. •'SI.nee I'm not th lr huaba.nd, ouelated to them. lt'•• ler. "• OYenm&bt women often call Mrs. ROHn and aa,y they want her to 10 out with them after they allm down. ''They seldom call back." she said. "So I uaually tell them we abould 10 out and get. a few thin11 now to wear amlil they loee . .. BUT l 'H NOT putUna them down. 1t·1 just that there is no training available and dresalnf ii an art. I see a woman as an empty canvu nr front Gf mo.'1 Acceaonzint "depends OP the woman. r like to do a whole outfit. But I won't force a woman to buy more than she wahu." U a client lln't aaUd1ed with the Job, Mra. • Roeen t.elll her ah doeso·t havo to pay for tbe service. . • There la no such thln1 u a ''bale wardrobe·' or a color chart for AD)' part.lcular woman, abe added. ·1'he wardrobia ct~ on the ute at)'lt. And a woman can wear every Color, perbape not near her lace. Tb• Color eharta &re an •btolute llmrnlck." '"Ibey feel beltn about tbemsetvea.1t'11ood to have a carrot at the end ot the 1trtn,." Jn addition to her years ol experience, Mn. Roeen Calm her expertlH by readln1 fuhton maau:l.Dee and takln1 fncluent toura tbrou•h the atoreato ... what'aavallatile. She l&YI ah• llD't lnUmldated by tho OV81\• Whelililnl am~ of merAaMlle u.uaJly dil· played ln department atorea. 1·1 knoW wbeN It la or l 'm not attahl to uk." One edv.ntapto lln. Jt.0Ma'1 jobll that tbe wo1tiftl houri are abort. SM Gilily ,.,.. out from 10 a.m. tolp.m . bee• .. "tlUI 51 J tlrlnc tneol Pro(eililon. • . _ _, maintain that school is for learning OM DEAR D.M.: I agree school ls not supposed to be entertainment, but I , ., ~·· a lways le arned more and worked harder when I had teachers who were lively, tuned-in and turned-on. Long after I forget the date of the Batlle of Hastings. I 'II rememb e r th e philosophy and inspira- tion provided by most in- s ightful and interesting teachers. Senta An11 Fwy WOW! 11 •ft haooen1 1omottow 4nd Sunoar• ReoO our GRAl'IO OPENING .., "' IOdlr. Ptlol fl)t com-•<IOO•''--AIM.,ALUY V.U (oomor of Entt ano W110l l'OllM'f-YALUIT-tu.t .. . tJ(t : : \ . • • • . , ,. . ,. ' Albright & Zimmerman 1 Hammary Hammer Hlbrlten Kittinger Knob Creek American Drew Broyhill Burlington C41-MOde Century Corstcan Diii ingham Flair Gordon'• • MotJf Platt v Tyndale Whit• Model Home Fumlture t . .. ---------FrldlY._&tp•m-ber30-,18n--DAILV-PILOT _S_iJ!.orts •i They Robbed Me! They Robbed ·Me! NEW YORK (AP> -"They robbed mo. They robbed me." Those wert: the worda of beavyweiatht challenger Earnle Shavers Thursday nlght alter losing a unanimous U.round de- cision to champion Muhammad All, a decision Shavers was sure be bad woo. The way it looked on national television, il was all over alter the 12th round. As many as 50 million people in the TV audience knew Shavers would lose. Ah said he knew 1t. Then, why didn't Shavers know it? the card. Shavers' only chance wu a knockout. Over on AU 's side or the ring, they were keeping track. Trainer Angelo Dundee had arranced with Eddie Hrlca. a Baltimore- area fight promoter, Lo s huttle between the dressing room TV set and ringside to keep tabs on how tlungs were going. Judges and the referee, Johnny Lo Bianco. "J took some p unches that would have knocked a ny man out," said Ali, his face swollen from the beating he had taken from Shavers, considered one or boxing's all-time hard est hitters. "Hurt me? Yeah. he hurt me a couple of times." Ali said. "I was almoet knocked out two or three • times. I was out on my feet. But the experts told you right. I can take a punch . . . I a m the greatest fighter or all time ... Ar,._ "I thought 1 was ahead. My corner told me I was ahead," Shavers said after losing his only shot at the world heavyweight ll· tie ln a 15-round decision to Ali Thursday night at M udal.oo Square Garden. No such arraneements had been made on Shavers' side or the ring, and no one in the Garden audience of 14,613 was aware or the cards. After some discussion, John F. X. Condon, head of Garden publicity, said it was decided not to transmit the NBC information to the live au- dience or to reporters. The New York State Athletic Commission had recommended against it as heing J>()Ssibly disruptive. Con· don said. After the 12th round. the two judges' cards had Ali ahead 8-4. and LoBianco had it 8·3 with one even. Thal 's when Shavers. who had never gone past 10 rounds in his career. came on s trong. MUHAMMAD ALI FENDS OFF A LEFT FROM EAR NIE SHAVERS IN DEFENSE OF WORLD CROWN. ·'I threw a couple of pretty good · ::.hots. but I didn't hit him real hard. I was t r ying to save m yself." !>aid Shaver!>. "I didn't go after him becuase I thought he might have been faking al." The simple fact or the matter 'fas that after the 12th, the TV audience had been informed by NBC -which was revealing the referee's and judges· decision round-by·round -that All had eight c~cck-marks on his side 01 Cougars, SC l'ie "l,iut we didn't tell Ali," Dundee said. "We dldn "t want him to know. He might have let up, and you can't do that' against a guy like Shavers.·· Ali, however, said he had been told al one point during the fight that he was ahead, and that he would have thought so anyway. He looked like a fighter trying to hang onto his lead in the 13th and 14th rounds, which went lo Shavers on the cards of the two Shavers won the 13th on four solid rights to Ali's head, while the champion danced, covered up and hardly threw a punch. The 14th went to Shavers in a more 11pectacular fashion. Shavers came out swinging those lumberjack fi sts that have scored 19 first·round knockouts in 54 victories (52 knockouts in all). lie caught Ali in the corner .. and a mighty righllanded. AU 's feet went out from under h im, and the count on the auditorium loudspeaker went to ••two" before LoBianco waved orr the count, saying it was a slip. ·But AU was in trouble. Sports in Brief Bitter Wife Says Down With Boxing NEW YORK Laverne Shavers was waiting for the de· cision that would make her the first lady of the hca vywcaghl box ing world. It never came move against providing federal a id to the chosen city, LO!> Angele. Hep. Benjamin S. Rosenthal. Angels Lose As KC Bags I OOth Victory KANSAS CITY I AP> ·-Larry Gura and Doug Bird combined on a seven·hitter und the Kansas Ct- ty Royals pounded out 14 hits to down the California Angels 6-3 Thursday night. The two teams meet again tonight with KMPC radio (710) carrying the action at 5:30. A Dynamite Team, Says Ex-area Star Shavers continued to press, and he caught the champion with another right as All laid against the ropes. "My comer told me I was three round~ ahead on poinLc;," said Shaven. "I knew Ali was hurt, but J couldn't tell whether he was faking it. He's good at that. He always fakes it when you hit him." The 15th round --by which time Shavers was expected to havt' been showered, dressed and on his way back home to the farm in Warren. Ohio --was a s lugfest. Not since Ali-Joe Frazier in Manila was there such a round In heavyweight boxing. "If they gav<· the decii.ion to Muhammad Ali, I say 'Down with boxing·," !>aid Mrs Shavers before the M uda!-ioo Squan· Garden crowd was told that Earnie Shaver!> had lost a unanimous decision to champion Muhammad Ah Thursday night. "Earnie won it I knCl'W he won it." the pert Mrs. Shavers pre dieted. "If they gavt• 1t lo Muham mad, I hope Eurnl(' quits and throws his boxm..: gloves in the garbage can.·· U New York, told u House ::.ub committee Thursday he objected to a pledge of "appropriate hnan cial aid" in a re~olut1on through which Congress \H1uld endorM• the l ' S Olympic bid Golf L«-adt-r11 uuoug•.n• JO .lb t>I• hvcJAlhn j/ J/ .... Gura, 8-5, guve up six hits. struck out four and walked none bdorc nccdinl( ninth-inning re- lief help from Bird. The Royab. with every starter an thl1 lancup getting a hit. b(•came the first team in the ma· jors to win 100 games and tied the New York MeL'i' record for vic· tories by an expansion team. By ROGER CARLSON Ol tr. 0•111 rtlet St•H Washington State University's Cougars may have surprised mos t football buffs with victories at Nebraska and Mi chigan Slate, but not everyone. The Cougars invade the Los Angeles Coliseum tonight at 8 for their Pac-8 Conference opener with potent Southern Cal and among the Cougars as four-year s tarter Gavin Hedrick. the na· tion 's third le1tdi11~ cohegiale punter. Hedrick, a rormer Newport Harbor High star, s ays he's not surprised at the Cougars· success at all. "My only surprise." says Hedrick. "was that we lost last week to Kani>a~ hy two points. The loss was a bag shock to us. We're so cohesive it's unreal. In my opinion we're a dynamite team and it'll be a crime If we don't win most of our games this season. Others are beginning to realize that. .. especially use ... While lhe Cougars enter with a 2·1 record, Hedrick admits the enthusias m In Pullman, Wash. has been dampened considerably after the loss al Kansas. "We have a female sports: editor on our achool newspaper, .. says Hedrick. "She wrote a snide article after our two-point loss to Kansas and is of the opinion the only thing we have left is the Idaho game. That's tota lly absurd. "There's no question, that sort or thing adds a UtUe Incentive to us. People are pretty demand- ing." While Washington State, until t his year , hu h~rdly been a threat to the weekly top 10 polls, Hedrick bu been a mone the na· lion's leadint punters since he stepped on the Cougars campus. His average punt has been 41.1 as a fresh m a n , 44 .7 as a sophomore, 43.2 as a junior. and now it's al 45.5 through three games C13punts). Hedrick·s h a nglim e !th e length of time the ball is in the air before the receiver can get his hands on the ball) Is in the 4.5· second neighborhood, good at a ny level. The 6·3, 190·pounder 's fondest memories as an individual al Washington Stale have been with his lethal coffin-corner efforts. P'lllf'f'iitllv thP. 39-varder ro thf' use one-yard line in 1976. As for distance, his SJ.yard punt from his own 15 at Cal in '75 hasn't been forgotten, nor have been several 70-yarders during his three-plus seasons with the Cougars. With a realistic shot at USC and a bowl bid a posslblllty for t h e Cougars rega r dless of tonight's outcome, Hedrick says he has no regrets about his de- cision to play in the Pacific Northwest. But he does admit some second thou g hts earlier w he n the Cougars went through three head coaches ln three sea.sons. But the arrival of Warren Powers, a former Nebraska aide, bas turnedit around. "Warrell Powers has totally pulled things together." says Hedrick. "There Is a mutual respect between htm and every player. The whole thln1 ls that we have solldll}ed our attitude a nd cood1Uoning." Althouah this 11 the last ap- pearance In Southern Ca1Uom1a for Hedrick as a WSU punter, he says be attaches no sl&niflcance to it. "I don't want any more pres· sure on myself than la already there," says Hedrick. "1 love to punt at the Coliseum at nlghL •• lt'& a beautiful sl&bt." The future? "The prot have sent a few l etters, but nothJng concrete." says Hedrick. "I'd like to play in the pros, that's for sure. It's a nice way to make some money." Baseball Standings NewYort Boston Baltimore Detroit Cleveland ·Milwaukee Toronto . , Pd. GB .m ••• .s1• 11 .fGl11 Ali and Shavers in the corner. pounding com binations, hooking off the jab, and Shavers was wob· bling Both fi ghters were ex- See Fight Page 84 Sour Grape11 WASHI NGTON IAPl In an admitted "sour grapes" reaction to New York's beini.: passt'd up a. ... host of the 1984 summer Olympic ga mes, a New York co n· gressman has made a symbolic Plflfil•fl f n NetDpo rt Chrla Evert <above> will be displaying her tennis prowess Saturday at Newport Beach Tennis Club ln a pro tournament. She plays Francois Durr at 11 a.m. An hour later lt~s Martina Navratilova against 1977 Wimbledon finalist Betty Stove. Winners 1'etum at 2:45 for the title match. Mixed doubles are at 1anda10 a.m. doubles ex- hibltlon by Lance Good, Kevin and Forbes. Craig Thomas and Danny Salta .nu out the menu. 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All 16 riders competing in the U.S. champions hips will be rid· ing in tonight's competition, . ., The Hoyhl!> strung together fl vc.• singles in the first inning for a J ·O lead. Rookie Clint Hurdle touched off a two-run inning in the fifth with bis second home run of the year. then made It 6-0 with a run-s coring ~ingle in the sixth * * KANSAS CITY V.uwn.<t P00t lie, II ZCl<!ll, tt ~R,..,11 Hvrdle.rt c.o"'en'·'' L•"-.011 Lol(00, 1b Mo1H1.Jb I' Wll1te, 1l) O Mrtnz,c V Wu.tn.~i HflM,2b lot .. , •b," ... ) 2 , (I J 1 l 1 100U 0000 ' 1 1 1 uooo 4 I 1 0 4 I 1 I '0 2 1 0000 4 0 I I • 0 I CJ J 0 I 0 31 • " • * CAUl'OltHIA ~-"" Aemv.21> Vur-•ro .. s.s li•ytOf, rf llO.Jk\11. 10 ci..tk,ll> t-IO<t'S. ti !>ol.911•. pl\ Lnelre•,CI .., , " ... • 1 1 fl 4 II U 4 I 0 ti • 0' ' •000 , • I 3 t 3 0 I 1 t OOO J010 .JAJIS C..llle<nt~ • 000 000 012-11 K•nw>Ctty 300 cm 00.-4 E C.ur.,, UW•,hlngton OP C•lllornla 1, l<.en~> C•IY I. LOB C..l1lorn1• 4. ttenws City 11. 2b -Poquette, L•Cock. W•IM>n, lloJ•s. 38- L.non .... HR-tivrdle 111. 58-WlllOft, IP ft R Elt ee IO ~ mPSn IL.• 12) •• ., 11 s s 0 .. ~re l'> J 1 I 0 -4 Ciure CW,&-SI I'·• 6 l o o • Bird "1 1 0 0 0 I Seve -8lrd 110 . HBP-Oy Moore·Hvl11t. T-2:0&. A-14,33-4. Dodgers Drop O ne Garvey Slugs Homer LOS ANGELES (AP I -Bob Watson slugged a two-run homer and F1oyd Bannister and Gene Pentz combined on a five-hiller as the Houston Astros defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-2 Th~ay night. . Tonight the Dodgers meet the Astros again with a 7: 25 start. Jl'll be on KABC radio <790 ). Watson's rbi gave him 108 for the year and a n all-time Houston record. Tommy Jphn, 20·7, took the loss in bis final appearance before his starting assignment in the opening game of the National League playoffs. He was tagged for all 10 Astro hits, Including Watson's 21st home r un Jn the fifth. Art Howe ainaled homt one Houston run and Dennis WaJUng d rov.e in another in the fourth with a fielden-cholce grounder . Reggie Smith aingled home the Dod~ers' fi rst run In the fourth inning. Steve Garvey slu11ed hls 33rd home run ln the seventh off Pentz. The homer gave Garvey the Los AnJelea one·seuoo rec- ord for homers. Garvey p re· viously shared lhe record with Jim my Wynn, who hit 32 in 1974. Garvey's 33 home runs are the most by a Godger since Duke Snider hit 40 in 1957. LOSANOCLH HOUITON L_.,711 Lnctlly, 2D RlllWll,u WK/ltn,ts. !.mlll\,rf !>Gu, P Goodtn, lb 5tmpw\pr c .... LM:y,Jlt Gerwy,lb Grotto< 114111tf'. If 8ur1<e,d VN9tf',C Webb,p Jonn,p lAn.tlt"Cl,rf Pevlllo,rf TotAlt '"''""" 2 1 I 0 Ce""°",11 I 000• C-t,M a o o o G9defle. cf 1 0 I 0 W•l-lb 1011 -··· 0 0 0 O WelllnQ', rf 0 O 0 0 JGn1t1. ltl O O 0 0 PujOt'c a o o o eenlllr, 1> 100 0 PtflU,p a 12 1 1000 1 0•0 0 3000 1000 0000 '° 00 1 00 0 '0 0 0 ~1•2 'Tet.i• .,.r"" '0 1 0 • 0 2 0 .. , 1 0 312 1 4 0 1 1 • 0 I 1 • 0 1 0 400 0 3000 1 0 00 :as 4 10 4 Oraage Coast, LBCC. Collide Oran•• Coat Celliei .. .,. f eme aet1 a IQPNID9 till& ll*lllR wlMa the Pirate. tanlle wtlla 111· Y8dinl lA>Da Beach C1'1 Cnlllee . bi•:ICfootball Ult at 1:30. Ldn• Beach'• Vtkln11, w111a a ' hllb·S>OWered option ofteue. lau 1~ owr Cltrue Ol-Q> -Oiirtlcii CJl-lt> aDd toach £:-7· ... llabtacur-rHt r ued No. 2 ln the · ..,. -"'9rlft WdNa fCM&ld be the btlt I.BOC t .... me. tJil '* , ...... BOWi ~. And lMN 11 ll~ ti• to dispute that claim. Tbe V1k1nP not only have • . . fine quarterback ln sophomore S•moa SID.Joa. bu\ have a ltUd· out runner In And>-Gray and ex- peJ!&e.oced olf enalv• •ad-de· tenalwUn11. Samoa who /ua•d for two toucbdowQI an scored anotbtr 1n a 24-1• wln over OCC latt ,_ar, baa eomplltec:l'll ol 17 a.tall for 215 )'ardl apd "'"" touChdcnma UU. ...._.And he'• r•t~a very aooct opt.loft quarurback • Or1.11 b.lil run for lOI ind toa yardl lD the llnt two••••· Orance Coalt counters with another 1ood opUon quarterbeCk ID iOS)bomore Gary Guin .... wta. ..U bel,ed tM Bua to •l*r of wins tn three ouUn1s. GulanesJ has compl«ited 23 oC 48 PUHi for 209 yards and one touchdown.· Sophomore Larry K•U 1tarled th• flnt two games u OCC'" qu•rterback. bUt Plratet coach Dlck Tucker feels he'• Meded more at tlabt end. Tbua Hau. a 6-21 200-l)OWlder, wW a tart there tonl&ht. · Tucker,.,. Coast will have to cont.rOl the ball lo .,.. LoaJ Beach. .. w ...... to CCIMtol u. '-11 arid llOW ~ ~ 8eecb'1 op- tlon. Lon91 B•ach bas •ll aweeome offensive maclllne and n wUl ~a bla, bll wst for OClrd~~ f tnH,' Hl' 1'\acktr. Tonlsht 1 1amo can ~ heard on Long Beach radio ataUon KJ.,ON·FM (88.U. · • . . ' fl,I DAIL V PILOT Barons Run Wild Again; Gittens Leads 49-0 Rout H' llOWARO l .. HASO\" -oe-0..1,,. ..... ~ .. Fount.on V1tllt"\' th11h S<-hool ' ,l\o\t'Mlmt.• Baroni. roott>.11 tt·um 1>0111lt>d • chantablt-, 4fi 0, vj(•h1rv over the Kiatl'll..i Knl•hl~ Thur' llU) m.:ht 1n ion ll'UIUt' action on tlH• \\'1•,tm1n.,l~r High fu:lil IWIOl l' rlt .irh ) r.100 rani> l>t''l.11tt· llw ,,·ore. fo'ou1111.1111 \.tilt·~ pl,1~ t•d "Ith fl'.,CI \t:'> much ur 1111' ~JOit' 1·\ llhc C:attcn,, 1k,tmt'<I to ht·t11m1• d hnlhant 1·11lkl-:t' -.tar of tlw futurt' and 1n Jll pruhab1ht\, th1• CIF pla)cr of the \l'c.U-, JJUl lht• Harun' an gear. 1 lwn \\<itched thl· rc ... t uf lhl' 111).!hl (; 1 llt'll' t a rr1 l'd th rel' ll me' for "i'I '<11 d' .mil l\\o touC'hdo\\ns on League Opener run11 or 32 and 4~ y1ardio In lhc rarsl qu .. ~•·• und 14.!ft th4it game w1lh a "llihl mw.ch: pull an his ldl lc11 Ill' urtuuJly n1rtl<'d a fourth tame for 14 yunl~ !Jul tht: pluy was nulllfl\.<d by a penally <'01t<·h Bruce Pll'khm.1. wury of tu .. team':; ,,w..,1nl( alluck b<:fon· ttw .:ame alter two •·a rher ont• .. I d l' d v I (' l o I I e ... . b r 0 u g h t quartt:rbutk Uuvc Thompson out p.iM11ng lie attempted aerial!> on the f11'l>t four plays and five of the far-.t sax with two completaonl> Two others s hould have bt!en l'i.IUJ(ht The ~core tuuld haH: eui.11) been 149 0 1f P1tkford hudn't opt et.I to UM~ rel>ervcs mu<:h of the fmal three periods Gittens wu., Tritons, CdM Vie At Neivport Tonight b !'!Jn Clemt·ntl' 1111-(h for real'' Wall Corona del Mar ll1 gh finally gl'l 1ts passing game in gear'! Thl'M' and more questions will bl' an:-.\1 l'rt'd tonight 1n the South Coast Leagut• football opener as San Clemcntl":. Tritons face lht· St•;i Kin~s on the Newport 11:.irl>or Jligh riL'l lai>l l>l'u'>on·., 1·0-c·hampwn i.11111 loom'> as a con tl·ntlt·r again. 1f Jh orrcm.c can .. 1art J.:t•n t·niting the kind of I 1 r t'IX>" t•r for "h1ch its young pl:i~ er., ha\ e tht• pott•nt1;il H1111:'<1 in the prE.'·sca!>on as a µas:-.mg l<:am, Corona dcl Mar tw.; t·omplt·1 t•d <ml) three of 26 ill tt•mph .and has t\\O mterccp lwn:-. But thl' Sea King, huvc :,pht lht•1r llw games <1nd looked im· pn•:,.,i,·c 111 ht.•ating M:irina lli~h of Huntington BcaC'h, 31 14. They l'aml' from lwhmd to win after tr ailing 14·6 in tht fourth quarter Mc Elroy, ;i 5·11 , 160 pound uuartl·rba<.:k . l11 s nrimarv ball carriers arc Mike Wa<le 16·1, IG5 > :.ind Huss Immel 15 i;, 15'J I. who is injured and ma.\ not start tonight. Corona <.let :\I ar as led b) Junwr qu<1rtcrbac k Kurt Hrockman 16-0, 175) and the running bac k'> .ire Marty Green 15-10, 100 1 am! Arata llamawak1 <5 6, 1451 Oii-, ••• W11l)it" JU) bur'M.11 h) K.anl•n t-., Allt:-t I)) L.til>C,n~ lb c,,114'fl 1)0 H•y• '> I)) JO,,,,_lon t•) f.HOC;.ffidfl lb> btH;JfH I SU HIJbbdro Olt...w 9t.U (ttlvert lllO taw .. rO> lbl M"w ll>U !tlill'll)hlll 1/l kodf,Q:V\.Z 110 IC.•nQ l/V Rvb.Knko l6V McEtroy 1bS lt'WI'> lhlJW""'- 14S Ec.n•"'"'"' Oeteft .. RJl Ut.. ')N.1i11n kl vi buO..Cr h(, M(, l<.1t1 C. Or Mooo LC, Ot:. I l.tn.ttllll L f l.ti K°'-rutr St Lb (,'""" t L R bdtt.-...110t (JU (..h MtllJOO • u tb Jonn-w.n f b ~ ~·4,,...., ~f o.i ...... OT t>L LOW¥ot0\ Ut. [JI Murphy ( L>T Munloytt \J\> CJt b vro UI ,_v U1>11 It LU 4,,tc¥itort (JU Cm Mut lltr I h I< lj""'~' HU ~ 'lfiddt H" tU f.tlnn lllV 11' '"" I"" Id\ , ., IH 11) ''"' IU• 1n lht' game ror less lhttll 10 mmutt.~ and Tim Holmes left after l'atchmg a 50-yard scoring pass from Thompson early in the ..,ccond :,tanza with a bruised · ll'r Olhcrw1se. the Barons came through tht: battle uni.cathed. The Fountain Valley defense µoslt!d 1t~ second straight i;hutout and didn't allow the Knights lo get beyond the Barons 38. The de· tense also recovered four of eight Katclla fumbles and intercepted two passei.. Other Fountain Valley touchdowns were scored by Sam Centolantc on u four -yard run. Dou~ Thompson from one yard out, Jim l"reeman on a 14-yard -.camper. and Ed J ohnston from the two yard i;tripc Duve Larson kicked live con- versions and Mike llamLll poi.led the olhcr h\O for the Barons. 1\mong thl· dl'fl'nsivc standouts \\ l'rl' Lai r) Budgen, Ron Padilla. Brad Wood . Tom Shuw. Rus:, lll'ldl''>l'h \I ark Lun g, John '\'1<:holson. Tim llen1gman and Stan Sh1bi1ta, (;AME STATIUIC~ ~ 1 \I 00.,.n ~ 1 \J')h.t~Q I !f\l<JO>An\fM\\llM.' t ,, ... , t;k)wn'VlrtvH"" I uhJI rH\l 1klwrt\ v.iro"'""'"Ml 1 onh P·~ '''~J Y•ttchhr;t r'4,•t voro"'o""''-~ 1>unh •Vt I •tC)t'tJl~t•"Cl'. ~ 1·ndl\1t•'lo V·1'0' Ol'Udilll--cf I UIHr.lt.., IUU!lJh ... 1()\1 F 11 I I 1u .Ml/ H9 • 462 l·J• 0 &-)() .u ~co,• by Ouilrten .. dhll1• ,. c,,unt111n Vdllt t hllhU\ t•• n1•10 ,,, lf1VH"'"""' (• nt,Jft1uh .,, .... ~ .... "" ..,,,. ,, .. , Jv'1••"'''"' ·VtulfltUI• l.t.oi>P<#ltl lutal\. f tnGCIJ tit:~umonl ~,.,.,,,..., M<~''Y U.;nt,y Toi.ti' f 114.JOll)">l)U t•,,··~'"' lotol h1 .JV'1•Q'll l..J1•Hh ¥ f'(I( .... (. totttl· RUSHIN(; F'O'ff\l•lft V•ll•, t<b " .. ot.ieu .. , I Id PAUING F"OVftt41rt V•ll•y P• Pt " • . I II ......... , • . I " " \i 0 u 1 ~ 1.f '"' ,, YI ti 0 •• 0 JI u • 1 /I l H 0 ~· 0 ,, v I u ) u 0 ~I If. 0 Jo I I~ u • .. I I' b/ •• phi V9 ii l.U u I) ,, I>'< I• •• •I 0 ... II bJ <lf lo lu• 4 JIU u I ,..., ff. " •• j 0 I I e J ... Ju • u pct. ~ ;(/() 4/l The def<oal t'amt• at the hands oi formiclahll• N1•wport Harbor '' h1ch only Ill' al lhl' Sea Kings b) a field ~oat , JO i So in two game'-. :ilthough they arc 1-1. the Sea Kings have out -..cored their opponents 38 21 San Clcml·ntc has onlv outscon'CI 1t!- opponent... by :,1' p(1inh. 28·22 Gompf-led Artists Take On El Toro San Clt·mrnte-.; >Als hbonc of· ren ... t· I!-dirt•clcd by Mark Lutz Stops Smith, 6-2, 6-2 S,\N FllANCISCO John \kEnr<x.-. a Stanford frt•i.hman, 11ps<'l 'l'C<'nd seeded Manuel Or;1ntes, Ii •I, !H Thurs duy night aftt•r Peter Fleming knocked out Haul Hamirc1 7-6. J -6, 6·2 an an ripen tennis tournament at the Cow Palace. In ;mother upset. 13th ·seeded Bob Lutz of San Clemente ousted Stan Smith. No Ii ~eed . 6·2. 6·2. Top-:,c•eded Brian Gottfried had no trouble defoaling hard hill in~ Hank Pfi<.ter. 6 2, 6 l Harold Solomon beat Steve K rulc\'1t2. 6·3. 6·2 Lut£':, quarter -r.nal opponent \\ 111 bt• Dack Stockton. who won from V1Jay AmntraJ 7-6, 7-5. Laguna Beach High·., Art1!>l!'> and the El Toro Chargers clash tonight 110 in the South Coast League football opener at Laguna Beach. The Artist.o; of coach Denna-. llaryung are favort'<.I to notch their third s traight victory behind the running and passing of quarterback Bill Gompf, lh<..· a I I · r'o u n d p I a y o f M a t l McCullough and a receiving de· partment loaded with talent. The Chargers of El Toro coach Phil Brown. winless in tw·o -.tarts, figure to gel their best re suits Crom a running gamt> with the emphasis on a fundamental attack. Upset plans for the Chargtrs depend on mistake-free execu· lion and Brown's reputation a .. u coach is to use his tailback in a melhodical assault at the tackles and guards. Quarterback Jerr Gibbs, however, hru. also shown ability to throw the ball out of the I formation with 145 yardi. chalked HB Duels Cypress Oilers Seek Third Win in Row Huntington Beach High seeks its third straight victory tonight as the Oilers host Cypress High in a non-league football confron- tation al8. The Daily Pilot hus installed the Oilers as six-point favorites over the 0·2 Cypress Centurions Huntington Beach hasn't won \hree in a row since 1969. The Oilers have been ham· pered by injuries but as long as t h e key t o their orcenae ls healthy-quarterback Marco PagnaneJll-Huntineton Beach figures to be tough. Starting cornerback Jtlf Northrup wlll miss tonl1ht'" gam e due to Injury, as will Scott Gudmundson, Greg Llns1Lcum and Shawn Cisco. Cypress comes into tonJaht'a game In tood health, but eoacb Terry Henigan say•, "We haven't hlt anybody bard enough Irvine Duels UCLA • UC trvtno seek.a lta 1Penth vie· tory in etgbt gamH tonltht. t1n1Uni with UCLA at Newport ·-Harbor Hlgh. It be1lna at 1. • UCJ 11 Anteaters, led by Gary .: Flaueroa, dtf eated UCLA by an • :· 8·71coretwoweeu 110. •. ·E Ftpero1, 1¥bo 1c:ored tlcht -10111 in two 1amet lut w..asftd. .:: now bu 21 In 1nea l&llMI• .. •! :· yet to get hurt. Our defense look' terrible ... The Centurions have absorbed losses to Wes tern H igh of An;iheim. 24·12, and El Modena High of Orange, 23-7. The team is young and experienced. but has good size on the lines and in the ortensive backfield. "We have some big backs but not much speed, .. Henigan says. "We're a power running team , and we have a quarterback who can throw well, too." The quarterback is senior Chris Gragnano <6-1. 1901. a three-year varsity letterman. Between Gragn ano and Pagnanelli. it ligures to be• bat· tle or the lt.alians. Both of Cypress· opponents had run-oriented offenses. The Cen· turions have yet to see a paS$er or Pagnanefll'a capabilities. "I don't know how we can stop him," Henigan says. "We're not much of a atuntlng team and ll 's tough lo run blitzes at him because he scrambles 10 well." 190 tt2 OJ "' ,,. tlO ,. , .. , .. 161 , .. up against IJrea last week. l\lthough Laguna Beach de- feate<1 Brea 19·61 and Brea re- turn<."<! a \\t'ek later lo defeat El Toro C27· l·l>. the El Toro de· feat wa' a rc:,ult of near misses for TD.., whl•n El Toro was turned away at the goalline twice. "We feel like we can win it:· says Drown. "If we can slop Got»pf. McCullough and lhe wide receiver~ I think we c an move the ball. .. One notabll' s hortage in the El Toro attack is at guard where Pill Nieblas is ouL,.for the year after unde rgoing su).gery on his knee. The Artists a lso have a gap in the bu~c1e ld with 200·pound John Mill r out of the lineup. McCullou takes his place at fullback nd does It well <he ran for 129 yards In six carries, in· eluding TO runs of 63 and 46 yards la:,l week >. Still. however, when Miller is in the lineup it gives the Artists one more solid weapon to throw at lhc oppoi.itlon oul of the \'eer allack. Gompf has rushed for 111 yards an 22 carries and has completed 12 of 20 passes (60 percent> for 195yards U Ter• Star1l119 LIM1tttt otl-T E Ol(k RT Heu k G McCtrlhY C AlbrlQlll L.G Pine\ LT Mllcr..u WR (,ourdlne oa c;11lb\ Fa Ot1"'1 TB A-.11• Fl We•\'t• ~ ~e Ptum,.,,.r LT Ford LG Oow c Gobi• RG Pll<•, AT W•ltr TE c.i .. ~· oa (;ompf F B McC..1'°"911 TB Alabl l'LAttdW.., Oefel!M 110 l•} Beret OE 190 2U H•llaclrf 0 T tU 190 Pinet NG 16) I'!() Heu OT 180 110 Orlml OE 210 110 Dick La Ito 11~ Smlll'I L8 UO 1)) BrOMI CB 110 uo w,,,._ ca U' Ito C:Nino-ta FS 140 16.S J«_, SS Def-''° llJ Forcl U 11$ 1'!0 CioOI• LT 1U 1'S PN HG 1'0 1t0 &alley AT IU IU Clwll'f IUI 1'1 I.. Gof'1PI LB lU Ito MICCllllOUQh L 8 '" 1u GcM.tt. ce 1.0 1eo ,,..,,.,,,,., ca Ito 165 Cl-st II) 170 llllcl\et'dtoll S Gauchos Thump Citru8 Poloiats Goalle Larry Anderson stopped 14 s hots as Saddleback Collcic crushed vlsltln1 Citrus, 13·9, Thursday to even It.a Mia· sion Conlerence record at 1·1. The Gauchos. now 5-7 overall, I d 10·4 Jn the third quarter befor coach Flip Darr be1an aubstltut1n1. Jeff Myl'rl had four JOila to run hla c:onr erenct total to aeven. "-" ........ s.111.-Cll , • • ,_ u (ltrvt t ~ I J.oo f 1.-.1~11 tc•r1111-~t• 1, .. ,....., .. ,, htl#,M,en4,Wll-1.WM*A;a-... FOOTBALL O.Uy Pllet ,._ i.y Ga<y ,,.,..._ NEWPORT'S MIKE JOHNSON (22), DANA WANDROCKE (35), CRAIG L VONS (15) IN ACTION. Newport Breezes, 23-7 Lyons' Aeria/,s Slice Up Saxons By a Daily Pilot Writer N cwport fl arbor High 's un defeated Sailors unleashed a po· tent pas:.ing attack in the firs t half Thursday night walh Craig Lyons at the controls and the re- sult wa-. a 23.7 luc mg· of Loara <Anaheim> lligh's Saxons Lyons completed six of 11 pu~:ses for 183 }ard!-t and two touC'hdowns in the flr!>t half before 3.200 al Anaheim 's La Palma Stadium as the Sailors roll<.'<! to their third football vac tory :,traig hl non· league !'l:olcd for their potent defcni>l'. the Sailors of coaeh Dall Ptuica <.lidn 't d1,nppomt their followers as Jeff B1tetti. Don Barker. Ryan Abbate. Dave Sturgis and t..he re!-t of lhc defens ive corps ~topped the Saxons in tht:ir tra<.·ks . But with Lyons riddling the Loara :.econdary with his pin· point· passing, th<: <Jutcome was decided earl; Wayne Kasp arek':, catch late in the second period s ealed Loara '!> fate as he took a third down aerial from Lyons and ran right past a would.be tackler en route to a 70-yard touchdown play. Mark Hate·s second PAT made it 20-0 and with the defense as tou);{h ai; billed that was more than enough. Earlier the Sailors had cracked the scoring ice in rapid fashion with Lyons connecting with Kasparek for 26 yards, then a TD hookup with Larry H1gby from 38 yards out Later more pass completion.., set up Mike Johnson ·s one-yard TD run Lonra. unable to pt:netrat" Newporfs 20 until it i.cored m tht· fourth quarter. cut the Newport lead to 20-7 with a :n yard pass from Craig Weismann to all round i.t<sndout Paul Fe hx, v.ho added the PAT. The scoring was wrapped up in the final moments on a 28·) ard 11e ld goal by Hales Plagued by pcnallle'> an their first two vactoncs. the Sailor ... were guilty of three infractwns. netting 20 yards. The Sailors did little offens1\'l' ly in the second half with a 20.0 FIGHT ... Continued from Page 8:1 hausted. Shavers found one more punch, and it s aved ham from ii knockout. He threw a loopmg left that connected squarely with Ah\ forehead. The punch still had enough to rock the champion "It almosWtllllCked me out," said Ali --and it bought Shaver'> lime. At the bell signaling the end Shavers was nearly out. "'Another 30 seconds. and I wouJd have knocked him oul. said Ali . lt>ad anti poor field position dic- tatani.: a conservative approach until thl• final scorin~ drive. Loura was l1m1tcd to 1.7 yards Pl'r <;arry on the ground and it "as .1u:-.l as tough through lhe air ·" th<' T u rs :-;etondary put the hd on mo'>l attem11ts O.ivt• Jlll£el intercepted one PJ's uncl thl' ov('rull coverage al- hm t•d lMcll1. 11 ag by and other 1 u!>hl•r:, the chance lo go after the quarterback GAME H 41Tll>TIO •o• L • .,..,, . .,,,.,""'lii .. ,11~ J t H\,fUOw n')pid ,.,,.,,. • 1r\t ck>wn\~ttHIC'-I t Ot4• ""' ~wn II ~ 'fotrC1 tu h•"'-J ,, "" 1'11ro• P.•·,\i°" JO<> bJ '·1ff.hl0tt u JI Nd woro·.QdHM..d I~ IJ> ~unto. "".,'•'Of dl\tJnc, .. , .. ) O·~ I fl• n,tltU.'" VUt<h µwnJlllt.'(J J lll } )/ J.-vmbh • .,. •urnbht"I 10-,t l-0 l<I S<ore by au.riff• Nt•Wf)Qrt ti,trbOr I lJ u J JJ lOrH·• " n n I , RUSHING N••P<H'IH•rbot tell n •I ••• VidtO " I~ /I/ ....... ~'°' .... I/ I• J~n"'°" " , " M•nttH " lo Kti\pOt\.~ .. I~ I h()n1p)01 u J.0 Lt<in\ I 0 -10 1ol•i' Ji ,. u ,. Lo•r• V411<• lb )J ll JJ l<fh••• I 0 ,, W~un....-v 'rl " O• "409•ro l I 0 70 rot•h JI 'IV .Ill I I P'ASSIN(; "•w-tH•,..r ~ ~ .... .,, jK1 • lo yon' IJ I I IN .) .. ~~Ulll 1 0 ,, .l)O ro••'' II II I No ·"'' Lottr4' 't/'wtl\.mM\h II 113 .?v• Cornell's Ciba Clinic Friday September 30 Saturday October I 11:00-5:00 FACTORY TECHNICIANS WILL DEMONSTRATE THE CIBACHROME PROCESS BOTH DAYS!! I • FOOTBALL I WATER POLO I CROSS-COUNTRY VTabb d Diablos, Uni Clash Tonig ht \'nh1·,-..1tv ll11th ((f\ln~ 1 -.111 111v.idt' lht• Ml\ '100 \ ICJll l dffiJ'lb ror OJK•nsnl( ~1uth C'oil~l L4"ilitUC roolbull 4j('\IOO tt>nljjht ( 8 1 CompJrat1vt• ~COit"~ mt: .. n '1·r)-l1ttl1• 1n '!Uc h .: • mc:s. but t'»ch hJl'> bat lied TtL.,tm " 'I 1llt!1 ~ "' r>n· leu~ue t•omp<'lltlon Untv~nttv lo'I 1t--opener 28 I I to the 1 tllt:r~ \Ai h1le Mt!ot,t11n VtcJO toppled tbem lu..,t \\N'k, 21·9 In tonight·., battlt', M1-.-.1C111 \'1t·J11 " dn K1 ~-point favonte Uruvers1ty ha'> movcu lJJVld Lungmade lo Q<Jarterback and hgurc:. to be 1m11roved over la'>t '"•cit wht.'n the Tro1ans batU~ Lo!-. Am1Kos High 1 ~·ountam Vallev 1 w a 7 7 tu.• t.angmade replaced Juhn l>a\ 1., out ~1th a broken thumb. and did well in dtrl't'tlng the attack la1>l week. lie completed six of 20 pa:.., attempts bul carried only five times for 20.) ards .. University 1s always a tough game for us."' M1ss1on VieJo coach John Muno s ays ... They look on us as one of their c hief nvals This leal(ue is so dose this year, 1t oocsn·t make .my difference who .)OU arc playm~. They all have a chance to wtn · · .. We hate to open with Mission VieJO. · · coach Dick R<><.•hc of nivers1ty says "We'll have to con- trol the game and nol play defense all night 11 we ex· peel to win.·· Rocht: addt.-d that lht: un1vt·rs1ty attack has d httle more diversity this week with Langmade at quarterback. "He could only run tht: basic plays last week because he dido t have enough time at the position:· Roche says. .\lisMon Vil'JO reported that tnJunes and the flu huvc slowed practice sessions this week but that mo'it players would be ready for the game M1u_v,.,.04,.., .. Uf\otY9 rt.ll'f Off•ltM' SE-Mlk<'Brawley 18} kl:; ~h•vto Tille'> l•S IH -John Ht'"""'""' 110 II f • ~•t' E:"Qlt'lt .. s l"((,-flf'Vtn I+/+.¥... tJon.tfd Ilk> RCi -Uroy Pt:.111.,.d 100 <.. -JOM Pl.ii llt> (. -Roy C..llalt<ln 1.0 lG-Jot1nw11111· 180 LG (.nf1s kern\ I/) \,T Jerry NttlW-• loO Lf-TomH~' ••S 1E l1mS.tr•wU• • •o} l f -OowH••I 10J 08-~onSoHr ..... (j(J 0.tY\l l.A"9f11d0.• lb() F&-eou~, II) HI John Roc:lqel\ 115 10-Al""P....._r toS H8-Gd l•IO.Yctf lloO 'WR-C»1'in Bow~r I)) f L-NO<m""l.lur~r l!O Mlui.tl Vte10 Otllen,.. Ullinrslly Oet.., ... lf:-Bol>~ 18S OE-SI~ ... Enq11\h IV) l T -Joltn -\>Py 710 AT -JomHU91tfl IH "'G-Rlck O.vlo'°" I/) kC.,-Le•OV Poll1<Wl1 fW k T-JHry N~I'°" •>JO L.(, -~1Cvt> T ttlt•' I~\ RE: Mil<.~ Ocllo.t 180 l r -R•v t,,....lUuMn 1.0 L 8 -0... 0..rnoh•" llS o~ jr()l.,lt'AJ .. .-,., l. ll-!.<oct 599•• l'IQ l B-o.n So,,oeo.-r lW) H -P•uf lAJ0•'1 I\} CB-Gol Zdldlv•• '"° (..8-O\•v1h 6ow•r IH C.0-Nor~ llu•!l<'r 1~ <u-Lonee Atcn.,OW>" ll> '>!> .JOnro ROOgo' ' l/S :. -Nuke Bt.twlcv 18) !> -.)IJlt trut ISS Lakewood Romps Past MD, 49-20 By Dave Cunoinl(ham Of the 0•11~ PllOI SI.HI Mater Dei Hi~h of San- ta Ana was burned for a ~chool·record 49 points Thursday night as the Monarchs wer e beaten 49-20 in non-league foot- ball against Lakewood at the Santa Ana Bowl. T he Monarchs got all l h r l' e o r t h e 1 r touchdowns on passes from Tim O'Hara. He connected with Brian Dra2ba for an ll-yard TD pass and found David Reyes opt>n for scoring s trikes of 38 and 23 yards. SPORTS Mesans, Dolphins Tangle Unbeaten Dana Hills High and winless Costa Mesa Hi gh clash tonight(81 al Sa n Cleme nte High 10 the South Coast Lea~ue foot- ball opener Dana Hills' Dolphms. on the basis of ii.!. 1-0· l pre·league record, 1s a slight favorite. but de· fending South Coust champion Costa Mesa could be a sleeping gianl. The Mus tangs have failed to score 10 two gam es. losing to La Quinta C13·0) and cro~s town rival Estancia <2 1·0)-bul coach Tom French's team figures to move the ball better tonight. "We are havmg trou- ble getting untracked.·· says French ... We're making a lot of mistakes and we still have a long way to go. Dana Hills 1s a good football team ctnd they are going to give us all we can ha ndle." Mesa's greatest sue- cess has been with 1ls passing game. directed by qual"terback Jerry Cribbs. He's completed 29 or 57 passes for 260 yards-but also has had rou r intercepted And Dana Hi lls coach Don DeGroote figures the key to defeating the Mustangs is containing their passing attack. "l can't see them not moving the ball," say'> DeGroote. Oau Hiii• Oftenw F-L s ... w H•JI'-"" IH St-1.ndet'Wfl AG-Cllfl """"wetd C -CrakjWlmlnqhofl LG D.l#Ehtow L 1 -600 Ht'nCl<ICl"O" 1E~ KenMOrg&n oe-TomT""'1tton "8 -Slrw Gf'.om11<" 1l was the deadly pass- 1n14 of Lak e w oo d quarterback Tim Tereschuk that caused most of the damage. Tereschuk completed 10 of 17 passes for :n I GAME STATISTICS f <r'1 <townS r~ttonq I-''Stc>owns ~~''"9 I.. I M TB-J f!llOl,_,n I St: -1'91f! 51""'0 .yar d s. Three o f Lakewood's seven touch d Q.W n s cam e through the air No team 10 Mater . Dei ·s 26-year history had • ever scored more than 48 points prior lo Thursday night's embarrassment al the h an d s o f Lakewood, which lost to · Westminster last week , 15-0. Mater De1 was leading 7-0 at the end or the fi rst • q uarter but surrendered 21 poinL-; tn the second · pe riod and 1l was all downhill after that. Girls CC Results Ill T-"SI l•I U,..... ·~" 1 T'*'-llllS:>T;J .Mei.ner 1EI IS l•. 3. Lllf10 IE> IS 49. •. M<Curd'( I •l> I• 01, j . w1111 ....... s •EI .. 11 ••• ' Ptnr tEI 16'14. / GIOllet •E > I• J9. I . Murphy Ill II~; •. w.,...,. IE) • / "·11, 10.a.1mer 1E11':40. I Ulll,,_11, IJI) IJ'I MIUlell Vltje ~ 1 ~ulk CUI 12 0.; 2 O..rr 1Mlll , 17 10, l. BNv<""""' 1V I n 1•, •. • H .)6; Polllamu~ tUI s. Sllarr 1MVI i 12 SO;• S<ltulll tV112:Sl ;7.Gooche'f Ill , u~tdowt'\\J;#Nlt .. \ 1 olal\ llr\ol oown\ h Y •rd4J ru1.t11nt., t " 'T •rd\ Pl'\•flQ nu Y•rd'\t°"t " N .-t ydf(J\Qiflned 4h Pvnh <8'9'ttd9"' d•\t 1 J' o Y •rd._. p.·n6t•ll"C } JO ., umbt~..fumbt~"tO\\ l O S<Oft "' 0Ullt1e~ Laoe .... ooo o 11 ~1 ... u.1 I l <.nron1\ttf' Oor•110 A•tnr• r ~m.,..1<0n McL~v Wlt<I• O'H•rA VOfUlh"' Ool\eritf" RUSHING Ukew- l<b " I ) I\ IS I O '" I/ IJ } 0 'l'I 13/ MA!ero .. IS JI 10 110 • JI 11'1 PASSING u~.- vi 0 u ti 0 • • Q 0 JI 0 ' J2 N pc. pl\I H TN•\tllu'll 10 0 lll Ht,-OnlrY'IU\ • T olel\ 11 J 1) u J9 0 3!0 • OM\aHlfls09fettM O OE -0111 Aue~WAIO OE ~tty Pettef'\On OT 8oO Henc:t,tcll""' flT Rici< Sw""'°" ""(., E:.0All6bt~1 " 11• I'() JJ JJI 1 ll s I S• J 1 l8-0.wE"low L 9-C•8•Q Wlnmnql\011 C 8 -Moke Fit<"" C8-Mllt.~Goml!1 A -Mllcn McGr""°' S -Marc leer• SC Rf -~· AG J O ( so l G •O LT •O i.e 3 1 f'L . ) QB , s FB 00 Hll •• o.o t~ 11 0 i.e. • 1 AT • 1 RE LU LIJ 111<t. LS .S88 Cll .l!O ·CB '" s Cotla M9M oo ..... AIOAlltrS Jonn Pellcnowsu FrlM'lll Elbaurn !>teve FI"'" Tea811tc11 Brad Millar Moll.eZleoh• o.1eev..,. JerryCrl~ MO<• Ter994l O.vw fOflt~ CMla Mot'6 OelOftM Mll<•K-y o.1e Ambwoev (J1ttltnc;i Stew~•" Mllrton BlodQell Mtlo.4~.atlell Julian wnter1tOV1 Sc.o4 t Miiier Paul lt.rlkoro.n MllleMolso Oorll l.aF.-ce LEASE A 1978 PONTIAC •GRAND PRIX •TRAMS-AM ~ ....... T ... O.AI......, ,_ Ochller.....,, BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC ~· ..... w.. ......... , ..... ...... ltJ-461 I or 636-2500 loO 10 100 11111 ' ) t/O ''° ''° llO ll!O 1"'1 16S ·~ 1'S lllO 161 Ito l!O IH IH 1.U l)S Cross Country CdM Balance Al Corona del Mar. the philosophy for a sue cl'ssful cross country progrum 1s simple· the t1:am that runs together. wins together. Trying for a five-way t 1e for first. thr . Sea Kings instead settled for a two.second grouping in their 15·48 South Coast League victory at San Clemente Thursday. The finish couldn't have been any closer While Corona del Mar saw it as a five-way tie. host San Clemente gave Cam Douglass first place and Andy Gerken second in identical times of 16:26, Dave Hunsakel third and Steve Chase· fourth in 16:27 and John Scott fifth in 16:28. There were clear-cut winners in the other two South Coast Leagu~ openers. Mission Viejo's Mark LaBonte finished tour seconds ahead of teammate Jeff Van- dereems with a 15:44 to p ace the Diablos past University, 23-32. And Don Demetriades had a 33 second cushion when he won in 16:25 to pace Laguna Beach. Carl Anderson of \1ar1na <Huntington Beach 1 won in a sizzling 15.20 <1s the Vikings de- feated Loara 15·43. Likewise, F o unt ain Valley's Brian Appell turned in a 15:29 as the Uarons won a triangular. VARSITY l _ ... o 1111 l:MI El Tot• 1. Oerne1rl-Ill l&.2S; 2. Wet)o,r LI 1• S. J . .Jonn •LI 17 2•. • Ponlharnnwt IEI 17 .3", s. H'9(1•n• E:l 17:3', It. Ronq IEI 17:l'I; 7. $1\aw •LI 17:•1 ••. ""Mlchael ILi 17:•1. "· brown !El 11. IO; 10. Gooo. 11:111: I~. JUNIOR VARSITY '--'!lllWl eo.ct• 124) (Jll 1!1 Toro 1 Pan.n Ill 11·s.. 2 W•lk1ns 1u 1a SI. J. Swotl-IE I IY; If ••. fr.an' ll 19.19 SOPHOMORE ~ Bellcll CUI IJOl IEI Tote 1 Ouy•I 1(1 IJ JI>, l Po!l,..•y LI 11 SO. 3. Hoao111no • L 1 u 37. • P•relll·mln.loi Ill 1•:38: S. Z.llharc 1(:114 4';L~IE 115 02. ,RUHMAN ~IN<" llSI Ctol IU T°'o 1, 8r.olo<d Ill 1J:37; '· Eo .... Ill IJ l•' J. H•QQdrd l I IJ 43, I lutten 'El 1l d. s SloYer ce I IS 17, o • ....ol ILi U ~. JUHl()jll VARSITY C.-dll-wMlly..-.t 1 C>OuglaU lc:dMI 1•.2•; 2. Geriten •tdMI 16 t•; l. HIHIH1Ulr ICdM) •• 11 < ~ ICCIMI 16'27; S. '!Koll <tOMI 111.2', '-C-ISCI lt.JJ; 1. toUQhlon IC:dMI 11·,.; I. Kl..O ICOMI 11 lit 9 H• .... lnl ISCI 11.SI,. 10. llu•en 1r.c111 Ot -~ltE c.r ... -..PMrli4) llOJS...0._ .... t .,_...,, ISCI 10 SI. 2. H>trtlord ILdMI II oo. l . AO.ems ISCI 11: 10 ••• RumOt'llow ICdMI 11:14; S. Will tCOMI II J7;4.Mlll•r ICOMI ll:ll. ,R£M4MAN C-414M.tf_.., ...... VARSITY "''"'°" vi.je CUI IJ21 Ulllwnity I Ulllonle IMY I U • .u; t. V•,,_ .,._., • .,_ IMV) u: .. ; a. watllno IUI ll H. • Pow911 IUI IS:S3; S. Mann MY l IS ).!, L 0sDorn IMV) U:SI; 7. ~<111Phont IUI 1•:112. a. -.ews IUl 1~ OJ, 'I. ~river 1MV I 1':0I; 10. ll ... MTter IVI 16: 17. JUNIOR VAltSITY Uftj,,.,Mly -llY f«tel l so""°"'°"£ MllSHM v .. ,_ /27 I (2tl Ulliw nSty t lMr1 IMVI 10 1 IO:J1. 7 TitylOt •U1 W 11; • l. O.alzeU IVI 10,0 ; 4, Hdy' oMV) 10 04, ). l..oa.r IMVI 10. 1>1;1> M.trVWll IVJ ILOS • PRE~MAH u .. w nltr • ..., by leti.1t VAflSj?Y ,._...., Valle>y IU) M4111Ua IUJ 1.MAt....i•t'41 1.A~ll IFYI 1S.1'1, 2. lti•l Brown, tlUlllH-Sn-i IFVJ IS'.SJ: S. DUO· OY 1FV) 16:04; 6'. Ceh<l>H IMI 1':1t; 1 MClnt.,..-\LAI W2•; 8, 0.01.i IMI 1•·71, 'I. Greoo<Y IMI 16:32; 10. H.,• rrno1an 1LAI ••.44 JUNIOll VAllSITY F--..Valley 11'1 l?tlMl"lkH I Tllobuufl 1FVI ll>::M; 2. ConrO'f •Fiii 1•.sa. l. G.a•t•lwn <Ml 17: 11: •. Vay 1MI 11. '9. FROSH·SOPH If~ Valley m t (M ) Mllllbft I Ptlce 1FY) 11:21; 2. EwMIS tMJ 11 S'I: l. MlGlvern lfV) 12 u · 4. be<k 1Flll 12:21; S. siew.,.l lfVI 11·12, 0. o.11 (FYI12. U .. VAllSITY ~uCUllUI~• 1 Ander~ IM I IS.20, 2. 81aly IMI IS:71 ; 3. l•llovlc 1MI U :•I; •. OeHffb \Ml IS SI; S. G.arcl• tMI l),loll • ._ SerM ll) 16.06; 7. H-'f •LI 16:it; I. Crl•llno \Ml 16:11; 9, J.1urc111U t•: ti; 10. Perry <LI 14:l0. JUNIOR VAltSITY M.tr1M 116 lU) Utl ~· '· S.Vmour ill 16:16; 2. W•rner <Ml 1':SO; l. 8wUt W I 14:"; <1, L-• •LI 17·00. ,ROSH·SOl'tt Allarlu IHI (NJ~· I .1«119",.... IM) IJ;U ; 2. Platt !Ml 11 JI. 3. 0.-1 IMI 17:'1; •· Lt•lllonQ IMI 11:U; S.Cofr \Ml 11:10; 6. LilrlOn IM/ fl: IJ. VAJllSITY tlllS.laAM) <.._ FOltlllU (IS) 1 .. 1 IENft<la Wllallcla 11'114tlS...UAM ltllrMmllftl 1 Daly tFI 14 >0, 2. Dur .. IFI 1) US; 3. Scoll 1FI IS:ll'; 4. Cawy IFI I) .0, S. l-If) U:•l; 6. Adlml ~ I IS.51, 1 McCAa IE I ... 02, I. !>1..,ley •FI 16.04, ' Mltelln IS"! 1•.0I; 10. SQ<11ur.1El 16:01. JUNIOR YA11$1TY ,,_ltlll IU I l'O I IE •l.-C: C. fElt-C. llSI IMI '-"'6"41• NO,,,,., "••ll•bl• fROSHSOPH F..,.11111 IUI (Ml fEtfM<t.11 IEtfMd• IUI Itel IMUM>t I. TltrUlll> tFI IO:lt; 2. SUtlterfen< •~I 10:40, ). C:.0-1\ 1F) IO:lJ; 4 Vec;ia If-I 10.~; ), koeld'lllS \F, 10. S1: 4. o.loe IF> IO:S•. SEE CHRIS EVERT & MARllNA NAVRATILOVA IN PERSON American Mortgage/ Big Stetera Tennie Challenge Saturday, October 1-1 O AM Newport Beech Tennie Club 2801 EaatblUff Dr. Newport Beach Reserved Seate-$1 & & S1 O General Adml-lon-SS Tickets avallable at: Newport Beach Tennie Club 844-0080 Big Sletere Office 834-111 a Tlcketron \VI IJ•1'; I MurDllY IUI ll :M; 9. ·-----------------------111111 Quinn IMVI u .... 10. ~ .. lino IUI ~USO. ---------------------------------------------... 1 Cere"a eal MaY IU I UO/ Salt l c .......... I •. Hwn-kl IC-I 12'.•, 7 )OM& : tCd~I 12~4t; i . Lu .. lllS• (CdMI ,-17:51; 4. \.a\.IJO tCdMI IJ•7f j M. ( J-ICdMI,, n ••• Twh99J ICdMI I fl:3'. 1. 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H.lllld•y's mturaJ shoulder styllna II almys correct. Friday, September SO. 1017 CAIL Y PILOT 8 5 . Girls' Water Polo Tennis Dolan's Play Leads Mesa If Bob Dolan can l<eep up his scoring pace, .,_... Costa Mesa just mig be "!~='.:'GI~•~• ~~~~.°"U,~ a contender for the uth •na LAHeot .. 1; L.ocK<n ana 01ci. Coast League wale polo 1ET> "'°" ..... ~; Ptk• .,,., sm1111 championship . IE 11 Clll. Wilwnoi -AOl~I ...,. c1e1. CM1c1tt1•1 and H111 .. 1, MMT••-While odds-on avorite B•MC• 1emosu•.-.. 2. University High f Irvine ._,., ... ~::!:1 ••tM<&a was struggling ast M is· L. ~ IE• 1 ... 1 10 Riemer..,, sion Viejo in ts league dof. woc10 ..... e111. Mt1n1osh .. 3. J. opener Thurs y, Costa Moron tEI lost ... , I .. , WOii Oy 0.- t•wll; Mc«<mlcll (El-. t>J Clll•ult# Mesa, betund an'ssix '°''°"' ,.., o.uet" goal performanc~_,.....,. Jamlton -c..m.ron 1E1 IOil 10 cruising past Dana Hills WlnMOfl and Sa-IM>n , .. , 1.,.1 to · 13 7 T•dl .. co •ncl C..mWI o ... IO>l 10 • • MIH ll• -RI..-..... , Palmer •na Dolan now had 34 goals Cum1"11118fniost.>-4.1 ... H .c.w1,,.1 in 65 attempts for a enC10e1.-ve iei_i ... o-..?... s parkling .523 perce n- MwtNCJei IU1Miule.v1o,. tage. Most of that output M-wv1~ ... .,..1:8irat-a.ios110 has been in the past flve ,.. Hans1n110.; win1e,. 1Mv1 "'"a... games rour of which the '.l_.; Gr-tMV l lo>I Sc>t4'<.ltlon 1 •, • 1os11o Morns+.; Henrv tMv 1 io.1 i-.. Mus tangs have won to 3-4; htory CM\fl '°'' to \Ian 0.rrio b d f 0 2 z...1os1101o11 .. o..;Morrls1~w110,1 re oun r om an • to H. won 1•. Holl•nd 1,QI del J'*"Q Start. tH, c1et GNcn 7-s; Mcc.o..an 1Mv1 Goalie Mike CastiJJo IOSl ..... U.. . ow ... " has eight saves against Holllstr•Reotem 1Mvl 10\t to Dana Hills which was Mllttr•H<l"'"l-r S.7, def Benoit GornoJt.-1. Genscc1ten 1<a111 cMv1101r never in it a fter Costa VAll51TY IC-tty~,.._ Newport • t f s '' LAii•-7 0 0 •-a Newport o<orlno ¥011"0 ), ... ,_ 3, Aooen'llOll 2, G.a11eo11er z. f'ulu, Taylor,Grttr1. klr9., Qlj,af'Mn oa,,.Hllll 1 , 1 J 1 Cos I• Mew ) l 3 J tl O•N Hiii• Korlno-M. 841•m•n. Delaney, Mll6>Clt 7, Twe•OY l , ll•rney Costa Mew •c•rlfl9-Froo.i, 01 J, PaulWWI, OollM'I •· c:.tt.c.cin 2. Sc:-~ Qooarun .,..,, ., • J 1-10 EIToro 0002-2 L-ouna llHch \Corln9-.SloU, Grl,.. Ole 4, Hout•2. C/lr'11tenwn 7. JOllMort. t:1 r-~1no-l'IWS&. Farrinoton. ~lly~rte" • \JnlwntlY 0 2 2 1-S MlulonVlelo 0 0 1 0 1 Unlv•rslly •cort"o-eor•u-7. Hanle, c;.,np0e11 2. Ml"IOR ll1e,o acor~s.a•1. JUNIOll VARSITY .sc-11r~ NewpOr't I S 7 • • 7J Lakewood 0 0 l II 2 H.-1 scorfno: Gorm•"· c.. A•· lfson S, OeBrle~. SteY•rt• •. .... nwonhy, Wlll"'"'s 2, J. AlllWWI I • S<Me~Oliarten Unlwnlly l 4 • 1~ IJ Mission Vie/a I I I 1 > Uni .. """ i.cor1119-Alley 2. !>otto J. INllson1,Alll1.MCCov3 MIUIO<IV• .. 10 >corinc;i-TH, Aollinr.on, l::DY •· lobell. ;i.,,, won .. ,; e, ... , .. eo ... " 1Mv1 ""' Mesa jumped out to a 5-1 Ma1u•ll·T•vlor •·2, Ot>I sons~•-lead. f'llOSH-M>P" Wllll.,"l •·O: O.VrlH·Tl\ompw.n fAIC'(flt'OUT--"--'' 1Mv1 -M ... ,; Luk1n-Murpny University coach Gary t1un11notone."'" 1 • 1 l· 12 \Miil losl COV.1ston·Hva1 ...... 10" to Robinett wasn't pleased lu.i,tln 0 ' 1 J• s MooclY.CDrd :k, forO-!.ewal~ IMVI Hul\llnglon 8eUlt "Orin\) • lost ..... -•·I; flynn-Mounle1n with the play or his Tro-Hugrw.4,Ha'l9\•.Glltorol, Bauoh. lMV) IOSI lo Aellclelman·MCl<1rt11e ' ' ked I th j lrw ... tef.R-lileAIMlltoll .. ) 3·•· 1°'1 to Baake-Lamp~ln J·•; Jans, ran iour n trV111110.1. La """'1«1•s "'v-11ob01N_.._,...... the CIF 4-A poll. All·CIF ac-~QIYlt.., u.i...urymcu>T••• goalie Jack Graham let Newport 3 2 • ;i .. 11 ~.mlsl<H IV~=·IO Zellnoer 1•6, j USl one Of nine SbOls get La~:=rf ~corlnQ:O $~'1,:.1:; S~ e1t1 ~ "l. '°'' 10 J arnn ,.. by him but Robinett bas T..,..,.,,..s i. MM"''" ow..iy, H•""'"· Aue-., IUI -.. J, lost .... won h1' gh pr-'-e for Ml' ss·1on Beclcett. Rluo,. H•rr-bon, OOrerlno 1. .. I; 8tande IUI IOSI S.7. _, ... , lolt tu» :>-6. • Vie)· o's net minder , Andy 0•na ttiiis ' o 1 ,_ > Co.tll-.,. ) I S 1· lt 8urt-Slno1~ tosr to Reo~ Kontrimas who had 10 D•M Hiiis tc0rl1'19-LAon 2, P•p,11. Grabll .... io.1 10 OSOorn··Smlt" 1 •. blocks. Cosla Mlt1"l ac.orinu-f'rou s. Cla••· l ost t o M<Oartlel·Gop r S-I Jn the other opener, Darw ood 2, Ott, 8arllttonel. M<C.-1.,,s..fllyan IVI won • •. 1.,.1 u I Crenwiew,8"'tera. i..,~1;S1a1w·~n u»iosro .. ,1 .. , Tim .... outs scored our lllQunee..cA o 2 , o-J o... goals to lead Laguna t:i Toro ' J 2 ,. ~ "..,.._9"< .. m> Beach past El Toro 10.2. • :~-2. E:i;:~ =~;~·e:'t Ctl)L.MtBHC.llW"-... • .,.. si,..... In non· league action. •-kMnP•. r .... 1u. McGvlre tHI '°'t 10 smith IWl s.1, Newport Harbor, ranked un1~1v 3 t 2 •-10 ""'· UDM IWI w. Cle!. 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W THE PARTRIDGE FAMlL Y Danny weaves a tangled web when he's smitten with a rabbi's daugh- ter and tells her he Is of her faith. Q) THE ROOKIES A young man with a Jekyll-Hyde personahty becomes a puzzle for Terry and Wlllle but a danger to Mike and Ryker El!) ZOOM m FOODS FOR THE MODERN FAMILY "Salad Bullet" @)ABC NEWS 6:301) WILO,WILOWORLOOF ANIMALS "World 01 Wild Dogs" tD THE ODD COUPLE "Bunny ls Mlssmg Down By The Lake" El!) AS WE SEE IT "Carol City" School recllstrlcting m southern Florida upsets a balance ol whites, blacks and Hispanics. ~ FAMILY PORTRAIT "Engagement Update" CJ) CBS NEWS @) MERV GRIFFIN Guests lee Ma1ors, Jim Stacy, Art Buchwald. lynme Greene. 7:00 I) THE MUPPETS • 0 NBC NEWS 0 LIARSCLUB 0 ABC NEWS 0 CONCENTRATION tD ILOVELUCY "Lucy Gets A Pans Gown · Q) LET'S MAKE A DEAL El!) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT m CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT · A Steer In The Right Direction" Cost, safety, construction, mainte- nance and Insurance In boating. (I) TO TELL THE TRUTH 7:30 I) All-ST AR ANYTHING GOES "ABC Records vs MCA Records" 0 FAMILY FEUD 0 NEWLYWED GAME U (W HOUYWOOOSQUARES 0 JOKER'S WILD tD THE BRADY BUNCH Marcia batta het llttle al9ter Cindy John Pleshette plays assassin Lee Harvey Oswald tonight on ABC's "The Trial of Lee llarvcy Oswald .. at 9 on Channel 7 <review, Page AB>. · Into believing that she Is soon to be discovered as the new Shirley Temple. Q) ADAM-12 Two officers are shot down in an ambush by members ot a mllltant Q!OUp. m 28TONIGHT Ci) PROFILE Cl) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "The Americanization Or Ellas" 8:00 8 (I) WONDER WOMAN A Japanese man with telekinehc powers (Yuki Shlmoda), the ability to move objects with his mind, kid· naps a prominent scientist (Lew Ayres) to take the revenge on Wonder Woman he has planned for 35 years. 0 SANFORD ARMS "Phil's Assertion School" Phtl"s new school to turn mousey males into m8f't Is being sued for fraud by Its first student (Paul Price). Should Phil accept legal advice rrom a gay lawyer (lisle Wilson)? 0 MOVIE _ ***'Ir "Apache" (1954) Burt ( Lancaster, Jean Peters. Indians battle the U.S. Cavalry, as settlers open up the West. (2 hrs.) 0 ®) DONNY & MARIE Guests: Lucllle Ball, Paul W1111ams, Ray Bolger, Paul Lynde Rati119s Gwde 'MovtP\ •"f' r•if'd M (ord•f'\Q to bo• olfl<fl att~n<• Movt•\ ro, T~ •'• 1 ""9<'0 1>Y • < rt hr I •••• -Excellent ••• -Very Gooo • * -Good * '1 -Fair * -Poor 6 MOVIE **'lt""Who's Minding The Mint?" (1967) J im Hutton, Dorothy Provine. A U.S. Mint employee joins forces with counterfeltets alter he loses $50,000 In currency. (2 hrs.) m NFL GAME OF THE WEEK «!) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. The fathtw of one of Dr. Welby's paUents Is charged with murdertng his daughter's tx>yfriend. El!) Cl) W~INGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 8:30 Cl CHICO AND THE MAN "Take Me, I'm Yours" While Ed Is struggling to make a decision on the fate of orphan Raul, a case- worker (Barbara Sharma) from Social Services arrives with adop- tion papers. tD CROSS-WITS EID WAU $TREET WEEK "A Junket Into Junk Bonds" Guest: Harry Freeman Jr., Assoc. Managing Partner, Lord, Abbett & Co. CI!) WALL $TREET WEEK 9:00 tJ (I) LOGAN'S RUN Logan and his pursuer, during a temporary truce. are offered hos- pitality by a cunning archeologlst (Horal Buchholz). Cl ROCKFORD FILES "The Banle 01 Canoga Park" Troubles mount for Jim when his gun Is round at the scene of a hom- icide and h11 allbl -It was stolen from his cookie Jar -adds llllle to his defense. 0 ®J ABC MOVIE "Trial 01 Lee Harvey OswflJd'" (Premiere) Ben Gazzara, \prne Greene. The fictitious premise of haVlng Oswald stand trlal Is counterbalanced against a careful- ly researched Incisive portrait of the man and hie Involvement with the Pr .. ldent's death. (The cen.. cludlng ponlon wltt be shown Sunday, Oct. 2) m MERV GRIFFIN m MARCUS WELBY, M.D. Or. Walby tettlflee In the trial of a oongraeaman who la Charged With the murder of h£a daughter'• l>Oyfriend. 9 REM.WORLD "Uvlng Godden" A look at the Nepaleee spiritual belief In the Vlr· gin Goddees 'Kuman,' a Virgin glrl- chlld who la Mlaoted according to ancient rlt• and Installed •• a dlety at the age of three 0t tour. 0 FlRJNOUNE Guests: Robert S. Elegant, former Hong Kong bureau chief of the LA. Times and author of 'Oynaaty,' and Doak Barnett, Brookings Institute China expert and also a former Hong Kong bureau chlef of the L.A. Times. 10:00 f) ()) SWITCH Pete and Mac enter the perlloua world of Grand Prix racing to .oive the my1terlous death of a top rac- ing driver. D QUINCY "A Deed Man's Truth" Quincy bat- tles to clear a cop accused of slay- ing a bur.glar as a brash TV news- man (David Splefberg) puts the heat on both the medical examiner and the police. llD NEWS Q) NIGHT GALLERY Whlle a patient In a sanitarium, a woman has peralstant dreams about a house to which she Is lrre-· slstlbfy drawn. &!) PICCADILLY CIRCUS ''The General's Day" Alastair Sim portrays an elderly rake who pins his hopea fot hi• sunset years on a spinster 90hOol mistress. · '9~0VIE To Be Announced. 10:30 mm NEWS 11:00IJQUCl)®J NEWS II HOLL YWOOO CONNECTION 0 MOVIE *'It "'40 Guna To Apache Pass" ( 1967) Audie Murphy, Kenneth Tobey. A cawalry officer saves a group of homeateadMs from an Indian attack, then stalks the man who sold guns to the lndlans. m FERNWOOO 2NIGHT Guests: Vern Taylor and Candy Lee Hargrove attempt to save the show from going off the air by con- ducting a telethon. Q) PERRY MASON "The Case Of The Borrowed Brunette" A young woman and her aunt soon flnd themselves Involved In a murder. f,D TO BE ANNOUNCED 11:308 NCMFOOTBALL USC vs. Washington State Univer- sity I 0 TONIGHT SHOW SPECIAL Johnny Carson wlll celebrate his fifteenth year as host of 'The Tonight Show' with a two-hour edi- tion featuring film cllps of the program's moat memorable momenta. 8 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE love and The Hotel Caper" Gall BARETTA "Soldier In The Jungle" Baretta. ordered to atop a hit man before he CM rMCh • k>cal mobster. Is utounded to .. am the klller was one of his cloeeat bOyhood friends. (R) mNews CJ) M•A•S•H .. Requiem For A Lightweight'' Tr~per. coached by Hawkeye, enters the lnt9f'-camp boxing tour- nament on a deal to save a beaute- ous nurae fiom being transferred. CR) MORNING 12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE "The Lut Night Of A Jockey" m MOVIE • * "Mission Star Oust" ( 1963) Essy Peruon. Lang Jeffries. A apace expedition from Earth, headed for the moon. Is forced by a mysterious power to land In an area not of their choosing. (2 hrs.) CD MOVIE **"Trauma" (1963) John Conte, Lynn Bart. A young woman 11 trau- matized by her aunt's murder, then victimized by her scheming guardi- an. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) Em CAPTIONED ABC NEWS (I) KOJAK "Unwanted Partners" Crocker must make a decision between his duty as a police offloer end his toy* alty to an old high School friend (James Sutorlua) who Is now the prime suspect In a protection rack- et that results In murder. (R) 12:30 8 MOVIE *'n ''The Son Of Robin Hood" (1959) David Hedlson, June Laver- lck. Robin Hood's son rallies his father's men against an evil lord. ( 1 hr., 25 min.) 12:37 0 SUSPENSE THEA TEA "Their Own Executioners" 12:~ OJ) MOVIE * * 'h "Company 01 Kiiiers" (1969) Van Johnson, Ray Miiiand. A psy- chopathic klller terrorizes a large city. (2 hrs.) 1:000 THRILLER 1:30 0 MIDNIGHT SPEC"'-L Host: Helen Reddy. Gueats: Barry Manllow, Fleetwood Mac, Queen. the Byrds, Gary Wright, Hamilton. Joe Frank & Reynolds. Q) MOVIE **"The Story 01 Molly X" (1950) June Havoc, John Russell. A wom- an seeks to find the murderer ol her gangster husband. ( 1 hr., 30 min.) 1:350 NEWS 1:550 NEWS 2:00 I) TALKABOUT Hoit Truman Jacques and his guests air the Issues surroundmg automobile Insurance. 0 MOVIES ** "The Cracksman" (1965) George Sanders, Charlie Drake. 15 Years of 'Here's .Johnny' Bv JERRY BUCK LOS ANGELES !AP> . Johnny Carson is winding up 15 ''ears as the host o( NBC's :.Tonight"' show and 1s looking rorward to the next --well. who knows" "I remember backstage the hrst night I did the show. I asked my manas:ier. 'Whal a m I li(et- t1ni:? into?" "Carson said. ·· ue :..aid the time will go by fast. Soon five years will pass. Then 10 years. We all laughed. No one would have bet any money in 1962 that I'd still be do- ing the show in 1977. Not even me ... C a r s o n ,L o n k o v e r l h e "Tonight· :.how from Jack Paar Oct. I, 1962. "IT WAS WELL known at that time that I was following a very e motional and controversal figure,·· he said. .., suppose everyone was waiting to see what \\oould happen ·· Car.-on. whose experience up lo that time had been largely • J1m1ted to i;!ame shows. took a show so rlosely identltied with ~aar and quickly built it into his own image of a comedian wtth a devilish, boyish charm. At more than St million a year, he ls television ·s highest-paid enter- tainer. , Carson. who will be 52 on Oct. 23, now has gray hair and Una on his face, bul the boyish charm s till clings lo him like the California t an acquired when he moved the show from New York five years ago. He will celebrate bis anniversary tonight at ll:30 on Channel 4, with a two-hour s how featuring film clips or memorable moments from the past 15 years. HOW MUCH LONGER will he stay? "I really haven't given much thought to it," he said in his of- fice whi l e preparing bis monologue for that night's show. ''Obviously, I'm not going to do it another 10 years. Probably not even five years "You give up the show when the audience is no longer there or when you gel bored. I'd give It up if I was third in tho ratings. But we're still on top and it's still fun." He said. "This is what television 1tarted out to be. If s spontaneous. We're on the same day we upe. We can be topical We can pick up on t1omething in tbe news. Other shows can't do that." IN RECENT years speculation bas been rife, growlne with Canon's frequent absences from the sbow, that he would quit or~ replaced. Hehld. "I've been in this bwu- APMr.....- NOW AND THEN 15 Years of Johnny ness tong enough to know that rumors ny all the time. I bear we 're moving back to New York. J hear this person is goh1g to replace me. The fact is that NBC has (!()Ole to me to reneeotiate my contract to continue on the show. I donl think they'd do that if they had somebody in the bullpen ready to go. .. l think when you hear some name mentioned the talk really originates in the camp of the person being talked about. r ve heard Don Rickles mentioned. Chevy Chase. Steve Martin . "YES. 'l 'VE HEARD T om Snyder mentioned, too. But this is not Tom·s bag. Not that Tom doesn't do a good show on 'Tomor· row .· But he's not a performer and he·s not a come· dian." Carson has been criticized for taking too much time off from the shows. His contract calls for 14 weeks vacation a year and one day ocr every week. "I really don't defend it any mdr&," he said. "I don't think it needs defeodin&, Last year I did 140 shows . I did 140 ninety· minute shows. When I started I got only six weeks off a year. l worked five nights a week and the show was then on an hour and 4-Sminutes. .. IF I DIDN'T have the time off J wouldn't be dolng the show any more. It's that simple.·· He said, "If I did a different kind of abow, maybe. U I didn't do a monologue, if I dldn 't do U\e comedy bits. But when you do lbat you can't do it five nights a week, week ln. week out. "If I was on that much, people wouJd probably eet Ured of me. We do more time on this show in a month than other shows do in a year. Variety shows finish taping 1n 1''ebruary. Nobody s ays. Hey, how come you're not working"·· CARSON SAID HE spends parl of his off time playing Las Vegas pr doing concerts. But no movies (or him, despite the scripts that pour in. "l have no time for them," he said. "Movies are hard work llaving been in television all my ltfe I like the immediate feed back from an audience. You don't get that in the movies. On television. in night clubs and in concerts, you get that immediate reaction. That's what stimulates me. Carson said, "This is it. This is the biggest challenge in the world. You reach miUi ons of peo- ple a night. It's television like 1t shouJd be.·· He said the show changed over the y'ars u be matured and his confidence grew. ASKEP ABOUT the occasional ~ex that pops up on the show, he sald. "( don't know wba~ tbat means ... Later, be aald, "I would rather use the word maturity when we talk about sex." He said, "I watched 'Soap· and it was so sophomoric. lt re- minded me of a college play. l think it was a super hype for an unfunny 1bow. If you 're going to deal with 1ex why not do It well." An lnnOClent locksmith becomee entangled with the underworld. (1 hr .. 55 min.) • 'h "G I Jane" (1950) Jean Porter. Tom Neal. A aoldler changes his orders so that he can tofn up u a WAC.(1 hr.,30mln.) 6 MOVIES * • * ''The Great Manhunt'' (1950) Douglas Fairbank• Jr .• Glynis Johns. An American doctor. In possession or a deadly secret, tries to get out of the country with the Information. (2 hrs.) * • * "The Story Of Alexander Graham Bell" (1939) Don Ameche, Loretta Young. Encouraged by the tove of his wife. 8ell struggles relentlessly to perfect the lei.- phone. (2 hrs.) tD MOVIE ***"The Big Litt" (1950) Mont- gomery Clif1, Paul Douglas. An American G.I. falls prey to a scheming German oJrl during the Berlin airlift. (2 hrs., 30 min.) **'Ir "The Face Behind The Mask" (1944) Peter Lorre, Evelyn Keyes. After being horribly burned by a hotel fire, a newly arrived Immigrant turns to a Ille of crime. ( t hr., 30 min.) 3:00 Cl Q) NEWS 3:301) NEWS '4:05 I) NOONTIME SATURDAY MORNING 7:00 I) MARlO AND THE MAGIC MACHINE 0 C.B.BEARS 0 ®l LAFF-A-L YMPICS 0 PTLCLUB (I)° ELEMENTARY NEWS Q) SAM YORTY fii) YOGA FOR HEAL TH (I) FOOD 7:30 0 PACESETTERS tD MOVIE **"Rage At Dawn" (1955) Ran- dolph Scott. Mala Powers. To win their way Into the Reno Brother& Gang who are terrorizing the coun- try with bank holdups, two detec- tives pose as train robbers. (2 hrs.) fii) EARTH, SEA AND SKY Cl) FOLK MUSIC 8:001J Cl) BUGS BUNNY I ROAD RUNNER 0 YOUNG SENTINELS 0 MOVIE * "Jet Attack" ( 1958) John Agar, Audrey Totter. Three Air Force men parachute behind North Kore- an fines to rescue an American radar scientist. 0 MOVIE * *'h "Mister Corey" (1957) Tony Curtis, Martha Hyer. A poverty stricken boy rises to success through gambling casinos. (2 hrs.) Q) ROMPER ROOM El!) EARTH, SEA ANO SKY 8:30 0 ARCHIES I SABRINA El!) DOCUMENT ARY SHOWCASE "Guess Who's Pregnant? One out ol every ten American teen-age girls. .TUBE TOPPERS KT LA 0 8 : 0 0 -·- .·Apache."· Burt Lan- caster and Jean Peters star m this 1954 Cavalry vs. Indians epic. KHJ f) 8:00--.. Who·s M tnding the Mint? .. f'unny. funn y movie C'omedy from 1967 about a Mint employe (Jim Hutton) making himself a bundle with Dorothy Provine. Milton Berle. Bob Denver and Walter Brennan. ABC fJ 9:00 -''The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald.·· A drama of conjecture shown in two parts, tonight and Sun- day. d epicting what might have happened if Oswald had Lived for a trial. (Revtew, P age A8.> KTTV 0) 11 :00 -- Fernwood 2Night. It's all over for Barth Gim- ble (Martin Mull> and company as this s um- mer satire comes to a close with a telethon to try to save the show. r • FESTIVAi sr.Hl="ruJl FI unv11::c:: INSIDE: Out •n About Theater Harw>st Festival Comics New SOunds ... Friday, Stptambtr 30. 191'7 ••• . . " . , . '"' . . . . . . .. . f • " • • II • • DAILY PILOT Weekender Exotic Rhythms ••. H t•jdllne1 '\ and v1rtuo1>01>. prodtgn•:. .rnd puppeteers mu:.iciam. and mime:., talent who:.e careers and training span two continents -that's Music 1''estiva.l '77. The 12 hour event starts at 9:30 a.m. Sunday on the ~rounds of the Laguna Fe:;tival of Arts, 650 Laguna Canyon Hoad, l.aguna Beact~ A FUND·RAlSING event sponsored by the Women's Com· mtttecs of the Orange County Philharmonic Society, Music Jt'est1..,al '77 has been planned as a total musical experience for the whole family. This eclectic gathering of more lhan 250 performers is of highly professional quality and will pre· ~enl a unique musical learning opportunity, says general chairman Mrs. Richard Spooner oC Coronadel Mar. The classical music buffs will delight in the baroque program to be performed by the California Chamber Music Symphony un- der the direction of Henri Te- m 1anka, but they will also be ex- posed to a synthesizer, the new :.ort sound of the Matrix Jazz Ensemble and the beat of Joe l I art's Dixieland Oversextet. TllE ROCK and roll devotees will be blown away by high- t>ncrgy. multi-level sounds of ~;ulogy, but they can also taste the excitement of what opera is ;111 about as they watch USC's Opera alla Breve present the cos- tuming, drama and arias from famous operas. under the d1rec 11on or Natalie Limonick. Children will be entertained by mime Jack Albee, puppeteer Miss Mclua, percussionist Nigel Bladen and the Mystical Magic Man, Rob I lardcn. Or they may want to follow in I he footsteps of the Newport llarbor Jhgh School J azz Band. or tcC'nage prodigies Charles and J lenry Curtis playing classical duets on piano und cello. MUSICOLOGISTS will ap- preciate the great variety of in- strumentalists assembled for the fosllvul. The Gohard Trio alone plays 13 different instruments lo create Renaissance Elizabethan music: there is l lelen Elgin with her Jrish harp, the Odes sa Balalaikas, harpischordist Larry Whitson. J\dam Speth picking bis banjo with Mark Waterman on ~uitar, and the special rhythm instrume nts or the Chinese. Armenian and Mexican dance troupes who will perform on the green during the day. For blue grass aficionados Abe Brown's Canyon Grass will • • • At Music Festival. '77 perform at mid-morning and there wiU also be folk music, str· mg ensembles, vocal solos and choruses -something for every musical taste and multiple op· portunities to experience new :-.ounds and exotic rhyth mt.. ALL 60 EVENTS in the :.even staging areas are included in the ticket price of S6 for adults and SJ for children. With each llcket will he a complete schedule of performances as well as parking and shuttle bus information. Fesllval goers may pass in and out for meals with a hand stamp. or may enjoy light refreshments on the grounds. No picnicking facilities are available Mrs. Spooner explained the festival 1s "a combined effort by members of the 31 women's com· m1ttces of the Orange County Philharmonic Soc1l•ly to ra1M:' funds for its youth acti v1llcs. .. TIIESE INCLUDE a travel- ing Music Mobile, youth concerts hy Los Angeles Philharmonic m us1c1ans, music enrichment pro{trams in the grammar l>Chools and music scholarships to Orange County students. ·'Las t year 250,000 children were given an opportunity to learn about and appreciate fine music through these efforts.·· Tickets may be purchased through Mutual Ticket Agencies or at the box office on festival day. Depending on s pace availa- ble. tickets to evening events only may be obtained after 5 00 1> m. at the box office. I The Odessa Balalaikas, above, Charles and Henry Curtis and Henri Temianka will be among 60 musical events at Laguna festival. Special Attraction.s . , Boost Ticket Sales : Smglt> t1tkNs for the Orange County Philharmonic Sot1t-ty"s 1977 78 season, again featuring the Los Angeles J>h1lharmoml' und. for the last year, its famous music di ree- l or Zubin Mehta, will goon sale Mopday. · Tickets may he purchased al the society·s new office. 1801 Nc•wtXlrt Blvd . Costa Mrsa. 92627, Suite 211, phone 1;.u; G41 l \LI. C'ONCERTS \\.Ill be played in the Santa Ana High School auditorium. 520 W. Walnut St.. beginning at8:30 p.m. \II seal'> arc reserved and there is ample free parking. The opening pt.'rformance 1s Sunday, Oct. 30. Some choice series tickets are still available, priced at s.14 or S38 for four concert series or $60 or $68 for eight con- c-e rts. Completing the season will be the Rotterdam Philharmonic and the Minnesota Orchestra. ..... Three varied dance works mark the kickoff for the 1977 78scason for Ballt•l Pacifica Slated for Sunday at 4 p m and Monday at R p m in the Laguna Moulton PlayhOuse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, are "Vivaldi Octet." with music by Vivaldi and choreography by Lila Zali; "The Seasons.·· with music by Glazounov and choreography by Michael Panaieff: and ·· f'rom Dawn To Dark ... with music by Strauss and Offen· hack and choreography by Michael PanaieH. I I • 1 \ . ,,· LEAD DANCERS includt> Randy Barnett. Louis ;-- Carver. Jennifer Engle. Roger Faubel, Kathy Jo Kahn, Car- ne Kneubuhl. Kr1l>t1 Moorhead, David Pana1eff and Lisa Robertson. Admission is free to members of Ballet Pacifica. Tickets for nonmembers at $4 for adults and $.1 for children and students are available at the Ballet Center, 1863 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, Ca. 92651. Membership in Ballet Pacifica entitles the holder to see fo ur programs for the price of three. Other performances will be "The'Nutcracker·• <December 8 through 13 >."Three Plus Two" and "Carmina Burana" <February 5 and 6) <tnd "Coppelia" (March 19 and 20). ' ... Daneer's Ego, Baek Intaet But, Ballerinas' Adoration Is Tutu Mach By JOHN TALLEY John Talley is a part time resident of lAguna Beach. It took more courage for me to get out on the stage and dance ballet than it did to fight in Vietnam. In 1969 the Army discovered I had de- generating rheumatis m of the spine. By 1971 it bad proeressed so badly they were going to give me a medical discharge. but witll three months left oC 111Y hitch I • decided to stick ilout. AFTER MY discharge 1 came to California and took a job In the ship yards of San Diego as a heavy equipment mechanic. A doctor was treating me with medication and pain killers for my back. • In my spare time I beean going to Mira Costa College as an art major. At the eQlleee I met Debbie McDowell who danced with the Victor Moreno Ballet Co~pany ln Carlsbad. When ~ went to pick her up at ballet class I 'd go early and sketch the dancers. There were only two men to do partnering with 40 girts ao Victor asked me to do lilta with the girls. Forty girls woWd file past me and I would hf\ each to my1houlder. AT THIS TIME my machO 1ma1e con-•l~ted of tidJng a motorcyde and wear· inf tong hair and tun boa.rel.But I lilted lifting the firls Mter a ritMtl1 oC Ws I declded to try taklni clan. 11\lA wai the tirst Ume -,ny macho self· imqe wu threetened. For elus 1 had to dOG Uptl Md leotard. Because of my back C:c>bdlUon I bad •n overly develo~ cbqt ~ Nlndly I 11. l HW mysetr as a H~J>!r In ti1ht.1. However, once l had U.~ oa the.Y, made me aware of my bOdy lrid tt feK aood. SUll I painted red names on my ballet .Uppen and ca11td myself tll' Ballet Rhino. When I did a leap the other guys would call me the Flaming Arrow. This helped relieve the tension of wearing l1ghL'l. When the m en at the ship yard found out what I was doing they called me Tinkerbelle. My very presence threatened their own egos. MY EGO~ suffered at my clumsi- ness m class. Within weeks I knew as a m ale dancer I needed more strength t han I had ever needed as a macho male. For a year I felt, my God, this Is so hard what am I doing here? Instead of tuition the male d ancers worked back stage making props. set- ting up and tearing down the sets. run- ning the sound. We began rehearsals for "The Nutcracker" to be performed In November. Because of the shortage of m enl was allowed to be in it. In the service I had been tau1ht to march left foot first 'but in the Party scene I had to march right foot first. Thls took me forever to learn. I invited my family to come and see me dance. Their attitude wasn't eqer. However, they came and lUced tt but wondered why I dldn 't dance the lead role. Ll'ITLE DID they know it takes 10 years to build a dancer. LitUe did I know I would be danctna leads in lYt'O years because male dancers are so few. After my first performance In °The Nut· cracker" l was hooked.· Because or my art. tralnlrif, my eye cauaht the rigbt. way of dotn1 barTe and I • pro1rHSed quickly. I started with one class a w0t-k. After she months I was talc· Ing two clauea a we k. By thla Um• I had 1topPed aeelng my back doctor Qd gotten otr pain klller• and medlcaUGri bul 1 lelt the load w a too heavy. l wu workln.1 full Ume and lf06nJl to chool. so I dropped oUt ot ~~In four montht my body began to tttettonte. I went back to Victor llbriDO Ud told Mm I wanted to be in this year·s production of ··The Nutcracker.·· ''YOU'RE OUT OF shape ... he said. "but if you work hard I'll let you un• derstudy the Spanish dance.·· This i.9 when I began taking fi ve classes a week. I got my chance to dance not only the Spanish lead but ~lso the male lead ha Waltz of the Flowers. I loved it so much 1 went to Ventura CoUege majoring ln dance. There were four male dancers to 40 fe-male dancers_ And I was the onJy one with experience. I taught some classes but I wanted to perform. I dropped into Oxnard Ballet Theater to take class and staged Moldavian Dan- cers for them. We performed it at Vent~a College. AL'IHOUGH MEN with beards pl17 only character roles in ballet I bad re• fused to shave mine otr. When Ula Zall asked me to dance the Sea Horse in "Encounter Near Venus .. with Ballet • Pacifica in Laauna Beach. 1 was over· Joyed. I walkbd into the studio fot rehearsal with Cull beard and mu.iache. Evelt'body tu.med to lbok at me. Ula put her head in her hands and sald ... Joh~ sea hones don 'l have beards." The beard Ud mustatbe I'd bad forll yellt"l~ame olf. n.e'aQdlence doesn't ex. Pict a btllerlria ln a pink tutu to be danc- ing with Prince Charmine who looks like a HlpPle. IN MY THIRD year l WU dancinc - Ventura Monday to Thursday. lft Catllbad Thursday to Siturday and bi t.aauna ~and Sunday. Wlthln • two-mondi,..... I pjrformed 30Uin11. J '*1 bOln Pbyilcally •cUve all m~ U • before my beck problem. Ballet bfOUIM me back to~lcal acUTtty and cuncl my hick. J can ran tutu and ~ i'CI) -· . . . . I G OAJl. V P1LOT ,.,lday, September 30. 11n Coast -Gallery Shows Feature Dream Scenes "LOCAL SCENES AND SOMETIME DREAMS' -A lhtme 1bow by art.lat. world.n" In varied media Oct. 7 lhrou&b Oct. 27 at. Huntress Gallery, 2811 Vllla Way, Newport Beach. Tue~· «by throuthSunday, 11 a .m. to4 pm. PllOl'OGaAPllS U( OOLOlt Photography by Greg Mac Gregor Monday through Oct. 21 at Jlippolyte Bayard Memorial Gallery. Orangt: Coast College, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Me~a. Mondays lhrou&h Fridays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. PAINTINGS, GRAPHICS, CRAFTS EXIUBITION -Torana Art League's CKhib1t at Mills House Village Green. 12732 Main St . Garden Grove, Sunday through Nov. 14. Gallery bours noon to 4 p.m. Thursdays through Mon- bys. 'Tinaeless Plaf!es' A new collcc:llon of John Phelan seri- graphs opens a thrcc·week show at 7 p.m. Saturday at Tahsman Prints gallery. 1435 Glenncyre, Laguna Beach. 'Alberobello' Arts in Brief triptych in acrylic, above, is one of the dis- tilled impressions of urban buildings and village scenes -· some familiar and some anonymous. · · ·. GALLERIES I ARTS IN BRIEF 91CONCHNI• /:) NIVINY WUUND J 11t ..... ~1 . ~-'.> ~-~ "!_') IF \'OU -i "'°"911 our OAAND OPt:.NIN<,, d ., u • I ~ I t~ F·"HOf--0,, " y°" "' •• fl\ l'WO' •o• -·•••w•~•' ICOf-uf Ell·• IM Wot~I _....,NJ.If .......... IHfUfX.;lAIR5 OOUJll5fAIR5 RARE AFRICAN SCULPTURE GAll fRY Yoruba. A_,,n 8"ule. 8a'"9111, Do(/OtO, t>/C OIM"°" S•t a Su11, o .. a 1 a 2; 3. 7 P~ Throuflh (h1u!Hor·:.?•> Pre111uws C,ill tor Jppointmt·nt Gallery houn;: Weds thru Suns 12 • 5 PM 1550 S. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach 497-4206 494-5046 UNMRSITYOf c.AUFORNIA. ~ IRVINE COMMrmE FOR ARTS PR£SENTS: .....,,Oct.7 1:00,....,.n...... l /C: ........ Rk ......... c:-z.,at• PAINTED INSTALLATION -Works by Pasadena artist Richard Jackson at UC lrvme Fine Arts Village Gallery, noon to 5 p m . Tuesdays througl\ Saturdays, Sunday through Oct. 29. Works by artist Gary Martin also (ealured through Oct. 15. Actresses Trace Roots B/C = Before Color. Blacks/Chicanos. Before Chnat. A documentary theatre piece showing 2.000 years of history and tracing paints of cootact between Blacks and O\k:anos. .....,,Oc:t.14 COLOURED LITHOGRAPHS L1tho e-raphs from the 19th Century from David Robert.-; sketches in Egypt, Nubia. and the Holy Land, circa 1840 at Challis Galleries. 1390 S Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Saturdav through Oct. 30. Wednesdays through Sunday~. 11 a.m. through 5 p.m. UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHS By Edwin Janss Jr., in color, through Oct. 23 m the Orange Coast Coll ege Library, 2701 Fairv11>w Road, Costa Mesa. 7 :30 a .m to 10 pm. weekd.ays, 10 a .m. to 5 p.m weekends. Free. ESKIMO EXHIBIT "Survival: Life and Art of the Alaskan Eskimo." with artifacts and Jacques Cousteau filr:ns. Through Nov. 6 at Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main St.. Santa Ana. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays-Saturdays, 1 to 5 p.m Sundays, and 7 to 10 p m. Wednesdays and Thursdays. Free. '31 COLORS' Photographs by Rob Fisher. now through Sunday at Photographic Gallery. 303 Palm St., Balboa Peninsula <near entrance to Balboa Ferry>. 6 to 10 p.m . Tuesday~ Wednesdays and Fridays-Sundays. Free BLACK·AND·WHITE DRAWINGS By Ray Jacob, Laguna Beach School of Art mstruc· tor, at the school, 2222 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. now through Oct. 18. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays. Free. FACULTY ART SHOW Now through O<:t 16 a l Golden West College, 15744 Golden West St Huntington Beach. Noon to 4 p.m. weekdays, 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays. Free '"B.C. = Beah Richards/Carmen Zapata," b the t1tlt• or a thcatl'r pwcc tra<:1ng Black and Ch1tuno h1 st11ry to be prc!>cnted at 8 p.m. Friday, Ol"l 7. al the Fine Arts Village Theatre. UC I fVIDl'. General admission for the documentary. :-.ponsorcd hy UC I Committee for Arts, 1s $4. UCI studl•nl l1tkcts arc S2, and UCl faculty, staff and other student ticket prices are $3. Tickets are av a1lablP by cont~1c·ting the Associated Students ticketoHiccortheCommittccor Arts. UCI. ( Auditions ) Thl' i\c•wport Ballet will hold auditions for · 'Thl' Nuleracker. ·· at 9 a.m. Saturday at Mona' FranCl'~ Sc hoof or Ballet. 2632 Santa Ana Ave . Cost1.1 M<'s a Dancers from Orange County arc eligible to audition. Further information mav be obtained by telephonmg640-1443or642-4068 · ( For Musician_s .. ) The L /\ 4, a quartet of guitarist Laurindo i\lmeda. ba5s player Ray Brown. drummer Shelly M1.1nne a nd flutist Hud Shank. will perform :It Ii p.m Friday. Oct 14 at the Perform· ing Arb C'l'ntcr. Cal State. Fullerton. Tickets at S1 go on :-.alt• Monday. Ticket information may be obt:.tm<'d by tl'lephoning 870-3347 or 870-3:171 ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS at our REGULAR LOW PRICE NOTHIN~sae OVER "OUR IE&T COLL!CTION !Vl!A'" -Landacapet. Seascape•. Street Scenes, Florala. Still llfes.J. Abstracts, Wlldllle Portrait• end MOHE -trom talented artiats the wprld over. 1'HIS SATURDAY -5 HOURS ONLY OctoMr llf, 1977 12 Moon· 5 P.M. ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Mft Dri•• Cllld Mnpart ll•cl. COSTA MESA -Free Admfaafon:---~~ 'eraon11 Check• Accepted ~;MO 1971 By St.-vlt'Q M t• 11'0., All Rlghtl ReMf'Vtd Kay Mortenson will take a look at women a nd art in a lecture, "All I Want Is Everything," scheduled at noon Tuesday in Forum 2 at Golden West College, 15744 Golden West St., Huntington Beach. 1:00 .... v-...n...... LBU ILAU le "RMIHIHI PLUUL." A taclnatlng and sensitive portrait of the women ot Shakespeare and Wilde evo4(ed at thelf most dramatic and vulnerable moments. • Tlcicet9 avallable at ASUCI Box Office. 9 30 am to 4.00 J pm (833-6649) Monday -Friday. For 1nlormahon on ( p U p,pet Sh OW _.....ca11 Committee foovto at 833-<1378 ~Th-e_a_d_v_an--ced_p_u_p_pe_t_ry_c-1as·s·a·t·G·o-1d_e_n_w...,,,,est <#!, Fine Things College, Huntington Beach. will present a 101~M>nolA~1c.in 1mr•o•h.1n._1 marionette hoedown, a musical puppet show 1~( with a western theme, at the Westminster Foun-featuring I der's Day Celebration, at 6 p.m .• Saturday, Oct. THE BARBARA ESQUINO r--... S. Two mother and son teams, J erre and Steve COLLECTION OF ~ Bannister, and Elinor and Walt Wilson, and a ORIGINAL BRASS husband and wife team, John and Sylvia Berry, PIECES-Tables, Lamps, arc among the cast. Planters, Decorator AccessoriES The perform ance will be at the Community THC HELEN CERDA Services Center, 7571 Westminster Ave.. COUECTION Of FINE HAND Westminster. --· EMBROIDERY ••• ( ... Other Events J A 12·mile horseback ride will be sponsored Oct. 15 in conjunction with the Ride For . Research. Beginning and ending point will be Bay View School in Santa Ana Heights. Participants obtain sponsors, who pledge funds for the Morris Animal FoundaUon. For in- formation, contact Donna Eddy. 20022 Frank St. m Orange, 639·2338. Shirts, Sklns,. Totebags N•tur(''s beaury capcurt'd in br.ass •• End tible, Sl40. Br~n .11 111 be\!: Mlaw, SlOO. "r 1•1rmizirig Fr~.· ~irSlS. ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Designers and Decorator~ Welcome Display Showroom -148 E. Garry Ave., Santa Ana Off S. M.iin .St., lx.'fwee11 Alton .incl l)y1"f' 546-66()() Opt~ 10-4 Mnndiy rhru ~arurd.iy FESTIVAL SCHEOlJl F. I M0VIF~ OUT N ABOUT . . . . . . . , . . .. ..11 p; ~. 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Ba'ih .. 1s 111 rc!-ipunsl' lo customer requests for unusual llal1an d1 sh€-s not rl.'gularly offered on the dutly menu Further. th1· YOU'LL AlWAYS RETURN TO LOS CASTILLOS Oitco••r fiM M«sicOfl food Cllld c~-• Hf'•ic•. DIHHERS START AT Sl.95 COCKTAILS• LOVB.Y ATMOSPHERE a 5011 ..... ll•d., W•ttmift•tw. 192·8347 TRADITIONAL JAPANESE FARE LUNCHEON 11:30-2:00 · Monday thru Friday DINNER 5:00-10:00 310 E. 17th ST .. COSTA MESA 642-0141 OPEN 7 DAYS FOOD TO GO 1'" Aftt1t .... liCClft Food In Or~ C-ty H4VEA FREE APPETIZER OM us WITHTHIS4D DINING• DANCING ENTERT AINMEMT Busuiessmerfs Lul'lch Soec1a1c; SUFOOD • COCICTAILS •FOOD TO GO IAM9UETS • r1ttVAT1 "4RT1H CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS HAPPY HOURS 4-6 1750 W Lincoln • Anaheim 991-()540 547 W 191h SI • Co,ta Mesa 642·9764 PLUS MONDAY ' TH .. U THURSDAY SflfCIAlS CFtl .. S.t.., St111 .. 'til. pAtJ RED SNAPPER . • • • . • 3.46 MAHI MAHI ••..•••• 3.96 GRILLED SEA BASS '. 3.96 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 4.25 NEW YORK STEAK • . 4.95 LOBSTER TAIL ..... 6.96 STEAK ANO L08STER 8.96 and doz~n• of oth•rs Out 'N About Norman Stanley Ot•tobt.'r 4 dannt:r will be the first an a series or t'J11curcun n1i.1hts <;ul·~l!> will be <Jble to eat all they want from .i menu -"fat mcludcs an aperitif, an antipasto <.·urt offcran~ 20 different items, soup, four meat and strnfood cntrees, an array of fres h vegetable <11-.hes, four different pastas. seasonal fresh fru1\, assorll'd cheeses and fresh homemade ltalt~n pastries. S.:attng for the "Unabashed Jtali~m Bash " as hv rcst•rvalaons only, which must be made b) Sunday, Oct 2. Price or the complete meal as S!J 50. with <'h1ldrcn under 12 at S4 75. Pupa P1o's 1s lucated at 34294 Coast I ltghy, ..ay. 1nter~ecllon of Del ObisPo Road. Dan<.1 P111nl. For n·scrvations call 493·0604. • AS 'l'llE FOLKS down East arc quick to point uul, anything 1s J>OSStblc under the Caltforn1a sun . Tht• latest they'll resent, but only --as usual bN.'aUM.' d1st.mce keeps them out of the action That's the conferring of diplomas to students who "<.iltsfactonly complete a course of study on Cal1forn1a w10es. •Odd Couple' Serves lJp Fun At Playhouse Felix Unger tGwi l Riehard!) > waves a plate of linguini under the nose of O!)car Madison c Michael Collins) in the award· "inning '.'Jcil Simon comedy 'Thl' Odd Couple .. at Seb<.1:-.· Lia n·~ Wt•st Danner Pla,!hOu!'>t'. The :-.how pl;.i~·~ 111ghtl.v. CXC'Cpt Monday. through Nov. 13, ut 1·10 A\c. Pico. San Clemenll'. l"or rt-s er\'at1ons, call 492-9950 Real Cantonese Food eat here or take home STAG CHINESE CASINO l 11 21st Pl., Newport Beach ORiole 3.9560 M-to Midfti«Jht Doily-Wfftl~ U..til I :00 a.M. OYl8 1\ TU.Ill .. HAH04l AllA -.REAKFAST to I I :00 A.M. 2 eggs, 2 pancakes 9 9c bacon or sausage LUNCH SELECTION $1.95 Weet&days to 4,..... DIHHEll SELECTIOH Green Olicken $2'5 SPrved with soup or salad. choice of potatoes or nee pilaf and rolls ..,... •s.t• 5930 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 646-4202 To score for Western oneupmanship, all you have to do is enroll an the JO.week seminar on Callfornut premium wines being conducted by noted wine connoisseur, Robert Lawrence Balzer, at Lawry's Cahfomaa Center in Los Angeles Classes will be conducted at the center. Avenue 26 al San Fernando Road, Tuei.day and Thursday evenings from October 4 through December 8. Classtime 1s 7:00 p.m.; fee is SllO. with advance reservationi. required Under the tutelage of Balzer. students will sample, evaluate and become familiar with the d1stancllvc qualities of the Golden State's wines. Beyond the tastings, participants wall learn about the vineyards, wineries and the vintners who produce the fine domestic wines. Offered only to course attendees, but not &n· dudt'<i in the fee. is an optional trip to the California wine country supervised by Balzer and a class finale banquet for the presentation of diplomas Enrollment 1s limited and reservations are confirmed on a firsl·paid basis. Send checks to L<rn ry's Foods, Inc., Public Programs, P.O. Box ::1983. Los Angeles, Ca. 90051; include name. <Jddress and phone number. For further 1nformallon, telephone <213 ) 225·2491, ext. 299 .... <o WITH THE PROMISE of a "bigger and better show than ever", the Orange Empire Chef's As· sociatton is staging its 12th Annual Culinary Art Show, Monday, Oct. 10 at the Anaheim Co n· vention Center. Viewmg w111 gel under way at ti p.m. followed by dinner at8:00. The association, a chapter of the American Culinary Feder alion. always altracLs a capacity crowd for this yearly presentation of its kitchen musterp1eces. Those io attendance examine the va!-il exh1b1t of appetizing dishes before being Jllowed lo help themselves buHetstyle. Addmg to the proceedings, too, is the spinted competition between member chefs for the prizes that are awarded in a number of dlfferenl catcsrories. Cost per person for thls mammoth feast covering hors d' oeuvres. dinner. tax e1nd gratuity is SIS Tickets and /or inform ation can be obtamed by calling W<.tlter Curfman, 870-7400 : llarry Irvine. 531 ·6637: Jack Sullivan, 750·1410 : Herb Wendt, 546·0120. '· .. , DON'T MISS the West Coast clebut of the sparkling group of entertainers now on s tage al the Regislry llolel m Irvme. This lop-rate ag. ~ reg<Jtion 1s the Mary J aye Tno, appearing in the Gr and Portage Saloon. The trio c:ons1!-itS of smger/piani-.t Mary .JohnMm. drummer Don Gauch and bass player Ed Felson Thl·v of for jau and jazz rock tunes by such artists as Males Davis. Carmen McRae. Cannonball Adderley, Barbra Streisand and Hetty Carter. Showt1 mes are 10 p.m. and midnight. Monday through Saturday. The Registry b located al 18800 MacArthur Blvd .. opposite Orange County Airport. f 'Earl~ '.Bird cMenu t .6 SERVED DAILt UNTIL 7:00 P.M. t I CEXCEl'f IATUAOAY) t A. MIRIMP TEMPURA Ind SESAM[ CHICKtN t A pa1a10 pleaslng combination of marrnet>Jd chicken and shrimp lemoura' $4.95 t B. TLMPURA SEAFOOD DINNER t Bullerfly shnmp and ftlet of sole dipped rn a baller and deep-fried A 10 a golden porlectlon S4.9S t -~ C. YAKI NIKU Thin slices of boef, .6 preparod with onion. soy sauce t I and sevon cond1mon11 SS.95 0 . STtAK TJ:RIVAKI f Cho1cMI beel magn1flc9"Uy brof!ed t " to pleoso your duscrrmlnallng laste $4.95 RICE SOUP Of THE DAY TEA t 11n•at11 t f find Us on,. the North Side of t f Fashion Island, Newport Center t HELEN REDDY AT FORUM EXTRAVAGANZA Rawls First Show of World Due INGLEWOOD · Lou R3wl.. will be maktn~ his first appearance m radio station KMPC's c.-h::mly production of tht• annual Show of the World Saturday at the Forum. Rawls Joins Helen Reddy, Johhny Mathis. Vikki Carr. George Carlin. the Nilly Gritty Dirt B<.tnd and Nelson Riddle and his orchestra in the benefit performance for the Perm<.1nenl Charities Committee of the Entertainment Jn. dustraes. RAWL<;, A CHlCAGO NATIVE, made his singing debut al 7 an a church junior choir. H t~ first professional appearances were w1lh the Ptl· grim Travelers, a gospel group from Los Angeles. But he has come a long way since then. Rawls has recorded 37 albums, including one plalanum. three gold, and has won two Grammy Awards. Tickell> for the Show of the World at $10. $9 and $7, are on sale at the Forum box office. Tickelron outlets and Mutual Tick el agencies. RIM fAMIL Y EHTEllT AIHMEHT Opening Tue., Oct. 18 H-4151,,...•a Rollicking Comedy .. "BAREFOOT IN THE PARK~'' ~ 1Q~~fhu'4 ~ ::7Jw~ t Reservations honored: 644-4811 t ·;-SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR YOUR PARTIES ReterYatt.s 979-5511 3503 S. HarfMr 1t¥cL. s.t. AM H.tf .a. Hertll ..... S. Diep'""'-r ........ Dew.yS....,. v 7~.~-hwe#'t ~ "1iU th #H ~* ~ [f}JeaJi dnn * 'GERMAINE CLEAYct...AYS TUESDAY thru sAAfRDAY 9-t · ... &wftt ltlftl~NOf s..-1 l•Ow l•,.,....SlyU lloolow ... <:_ ................ .. A •.> CHARLEY BROWN'S T:WILIGHT PRIME RIB DINNER AT AN EYE-OPENING $5.95! .. • ·J ·. ' ' ...... ' .... ~ ...... 'Fantasies' Oa Stage WHOAY,OCToel•J r l'Ol'S IYM .. MONY CONCl•T - CDU E OflNfSl MANDARIN DISHES Speciolizing In Chinese A lo Carte Dishes fONIO..f, M .. HMll • • ''ANTASlll' Wetl .. PfHlllere •<M..., _., J«t.i. H~. t 11 m t• N'I ....... 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ALL SPORTS EVENTS GIANT 7 FOOT TV SCREEN n,.nl I p m •• (,ot<len Wnt C.Olltvm C.ummuoo l'f C.enl••, 11144 <;oloen Wvll IM., HunllftOIOn Ile.Cl!, II. CHUCK "°"IS MAOIC lllVIEW I, J, •Mid 1.30 pm. today, ,_, I, 7 JO -• pm • :otturci.r •no t, 2, J end • p.m Sund•y •I Hunlln9ton C.onter, 7711 ldln11tr Av•., H..nl '""''°" 11e ... h f r ... $.ATUlllOAY,OC:TOl lll 1 CAllMON O•AOON 'onduch the Loft9 a .. c:llSrlT\Phonv •llP m ... ,,,. lrvtne H•rw'-t ft!•Uv••• B•rr•nc.. R~ •t Culwr Ori•• MAG IC MOUNTAIN -Oou9 ".r\t\dw, IM Rev1n· C.el""" llddler "'I oondtpm. tOdar-~o•vlnlM ~wc.eteTr.etre. KNOn'S ••AllY P'A•M ... coun-try ...,.,.,.,. f..ol!M In hOnor ot rediO -.••••on KLAC'~ )01n •n,,h·e,,.,, ~'°'' "'' Ot tot>N AilN'O an"" ......... . ., ... l ..... P1o1rOOr•. U1fl -.... •nd P'ININSUl.A MUSIC ~Allll -P•los V••de• Penlnwla event lllQhl1911ts <lt>loWI and lrl!ll'o den« clemontlr• lion , orcllt•lra •nd 11roup P<t•lor~• and -t 5hoWs; to e.m. to6p.m. •• Chedwlck School. MONOAY,OCTOll[RJ ANDlllAIE C:AOUCM •no Tiie Ols· clpl•• 1n c.oncen at e pm. et tne Ant~m C.ocwenlloo C.nttf'. Further 1ntorm4tton, .:J$. SOOD. TUHOAY,OCTOIE• t COMIOIAHS Johnny 0.rll, Grentl eno C•rrozo a nd 8111 Meynuo lhrOUQllOcl. 10et IN Ult SloP. 2tll S. Eut Bristo!, Ne wport Beach WllllTTIN IXAMINATION •nd ~ .. nu M>Clal "°"' In MIU THnotQll Amerlc• yo<iell rkOQ11lllon program et Huntlnglon Ctnter·a Gommunll'I Mell. Tiils event Is In pre94fr•llon for SoutM<'n C.lllornla llnals to Hlkt reprnent•llve lo neUon•I """' In OailH for Mill Teena99 Amerl'9, IV/I. Gins.,.,_ eQtl Of 13 •net II .. reell9lble. T IF:NTM INTl•NATIONAL. Hon• ShOw IO bwltlll lhe Cllv of Hope •I lha Forum, Inglewood, lllrOllQll Oct. '· fomts 1;30 p.m. TU.MM'I tllrOUQll !..11uroar, ,...,,,,.., .. 1 lO p.m. Tuu .. o• r 111roug11 !M;nOey. TNUltSDAV,OC'TOll A t "Sl!NIOll ~UN DAYS," lllrough .. ,,. CUy •t Olsneyl-In AnaMlm TllO .. Mon · Thur. 11 .30 om to IO p.m Fri. & Sot I I 30 o m ro I I p.m Sunday 4 pm to 10 p.m. CCXKTAILS tnt bh.NCJr~~ Oo•\ •fld l•rrv G•lhn. oi•• ..:ne<lulOld tO<Wy •t Knoll~. llOJ9 ll••<n 81"°, o ...... Per- PLATE COU.ECTOllS First N•- loMdl ~•I• Colle<fO<j fair, ltaturlnQ "'" and 111\torkal llmlltd tdlllon Plul~, IOO•r M>CI Suna•y, 10 t n1. lo 6 p m , "'' ow ANtwlm Convention (.tnhr . .... 9093 E ADAMS. HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-7911 FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT r.r-1 '-J G{otf·-r J.o,e V!irporter • GOURll.l(T DINING MEDITERRANEAN RM. 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVD. • CHAMPAGNE l:lllUNClt SUN DA VS l0-3 PM • DANCING NIGHTLY-CABARET LOUNGE IAVINE, CALIFORNIA (Oppo~1111 0111091) Coun1yA11port) o CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HRS. With the Live Broadway 4C. _ Hit Musical ~~~ ~~ , ... ·~·«''' l~\ec:J<oo'O .:61 \C"&ft 'O'i ~ ~~~'it,\C · <o~~"'" C:-e2!!!:E!J?~:J For Information & reservations call (714) 772·7710 or at the box office, Grand Hotel, Number One Hotel Way, Anaheim. (Across from Disneyland.) (71 4) 833·2770 S~bastian~ w~st~ "Probably one of the funniest comedies you wlll ever see." NllL n SIMONS ~ oo"' ''1~,. 'it>\.~· cou For Information & reservations cal I (714) 492·9950 or at the box office Sebastian's/West, 140 Avenlda Pico, San Clemente. ~wo 'Ceriyal{i Steal{ ~inners for $1.9.S Two of our regular Teriyaki steak dinners with your choice of soup or salad and potato or rice, served with warm bread. Specially priced at $7.95 for both. ~otlg Roser fAUfWJIS I I Thie; coupon ooo<I for Two Teriyakl Buena Paril Conter Anaheim I Sleak Dinners, <1p1·crally pric.t I 83T6L.i l"aln J Ave ?250 E Lincoln 81 1ust S7.95 tor both at any of 1he 995-7611 635-4453 I re st,1uranl& listed bt•low Long Beec:h Marin. I Coslll Mesa NOWpOrt Beach Irvine SPaport Vollaoe ;''ll)() H~rbor 131vJ 3333 w Coesl Hwy 1 n l ( Dyer Rd 168 MilM 3 Or I b4().(j!)35 f;.12-2295 !>46-4400 500.94::11 I Balboa Island Dana Point Marina Lake FOfest Saota ,,.,_ :>O'.l M.1rino Avt' ' "51Ql'OdJ'r.~J 1 22873 Lake Forest Dr 33 Fo'lhooo Souare I 6/3 87Xl 400-085~ 768-4999 &12·3307 ~ Th11 olfor fs also available at our Rlggot' Restaurent, F ilshlon Island. Newport OP I Mon .. Oct. 3 494-8088/9 JEUY IURHS' DIXIECRATS J•O t. COAST HWY. U5UMA HACH Op" 24 Hours A .NEW DINING ADVENTURE l·mAnDAn1n CHINESE Geurmet c u1s1N E PEKING • SHANGHAI SZECHWAN • HUNAN Daily Lunch And Dinner YOllll'Host and Hos ... s- Miu and ANI ChlCIRIJ (Former Chef of the Twtn Oragon&--AnahelmJ 1500 ADAMS AVE. IAt ....... ·-· COSTA MESA 540.1937 CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32802 COAST HWV. LAGUNA NIGUEL (At C:-V...,P'..-,1 499-2626 496-Sn3 . IVY HOUSE RESTAURAUT 3'4 FORUT AYE. LAGUNA HACH (l"'li..Lwk1•• Ample Free Perklflfl 494-9491 752-8554 :• Br.1rh Op. n Mon Thur~ & Fn to 10 00 PM ........ OFFER EXPIRES OCT. 13, 1977 ••••••• . wanna You got It at MJ Cua. One thins you must brtna to our two restaurants besides your big family, Is your big appetJte! The portions ar' big and the cost Is little. Tbat'1 a aood combination ••• and we've aot lots of tbem too. Lot-a Encbllada2 I MICllSll Our chef maka til1, 1teamlna bot encblladu, 1tuff ~ with delJclou tate-C•ptm aDd •itlMiM wtdl •uce Ud clleelt. Tben It Ii saugled nut to moist Ucl tender Spanlsli rke and smooth and zettfuJ rtfritd beans. Tbe eecblladi, like all oar mel.ls, II a "tdp to Mako." MEXICAN R!m'AURANJS #1 COSTA: MESA!296 E. 17th St. HlllOREN SQUARBe64S-7626 41(X)CKTADS• IANKAMUICAltD, MASTlltCHAltGE ond So If you wuaa loba eacldlada, or uco, or taiiuila, or tostada, or _..arta. ••• take a lotta Mends and famllJ to dtber one of oar JoaaUona. The b.la l'IMOft It the foecl, and the little reuo• II Jou check. • .-Onenoust.r Co• to Ml Casa (the wa•a-lott• pl11ee). 112 BALBOA•l05MAINJl. ALBOA PlER~7S·.9600 jO .,..,. """ ol-m•v P<1rcMM -l•ll't PflCed ~ llci..t booh for llleMMIW> -their IMnllln. HOW> IOe.m. to•p.m . TMI SVMP'HONIC IANO •t C..I Stet•, L.onQ llNcll, will per1orm •I I p.m. In Ille mutupurpOM ,_,, of the Unlvt"ll'I Union on the <amp111. G<tnetal twlmlulOl'U, 11udenl> •1. "UOAY,OCTOlflR7 CALICO DAYS Ulei>fallon tnroUQlt ~unoar al Cahco (;host 1 own, 011 In. lef'flMv IS, 10 mll~ norlh Of Barstow. Tiie tvtnl ltatts al I p.m. wMI\ Ille !.fiver 8owl Tlleater P'•""''' a ~n· try Gospet H-wn teaturlnQ Ille C..fllorno--Crowftwnen. THE STUDIO ENSEMILIU ot C.el S1e1e, L.onQ Be<Kll. wlll pr-t • t•u 'ont•rl •ill I p.m . on Ille $h•dl0 Tr>eetre,6101E lthSI ,L-Beetl> Passionate love with its flip side of anger are demonstrated by Charles Lanyer and Caroline Smith . above. in Noel Coward's "Private Lives.'' now playing at the South Coast Repertory Theater, Costa Mesa. The E n g lis h comed y, whi ch runs through Oct. 30, a lso stars J ohn-David Ke lle r and Anni Long . Rc servutions arc available by calling 646-1363. NOW!! 808 WHITE PLUS LISTZ & COMPANY Herry Unt, Organ -~-- TIMES /PLACES "The Year's Best Movie 'Star Wars' has brought fun back to the movies and glowingly demonstrated they still can make 'em like they used to. A grand and glorious film." ' A hell or a lot of fun .brims with adventure. chdrm and marvels I loved it." AFllM ~~~~-~!"'....? BY GEORGE UJCAS r ,...».;_,,,~,"~~ h, ~ ·' ,,. J ~.;:;.:-:~. ~ PAHAV1St0N" --.,.._ ~ CA hi """'1 luct UA S.t* CNS1·S41-lli4 fftlra a..,..t~-178 -· '•IN fllllf rlttt CitJ tnttr~-sm f•u w111., ... 12.z .. 1 ---....... -~ .. Q-e HIGH fll)(LITV IOUNO •,_All Cer -·lo ,_ ........ (I .... All c. -· ... _.,, ..__....,. ..,_ All_, IOll NtAW e IMICI IUH l&.ACK IUNOAY c•> ""' MAIATHON MAN 111 "'"' Dll*NAl M OIOOVI 1UU111 " .. fLHM ~DON19l 1MA1t 1111AU e Utl ._tOfPIJllON ,...., IAfLOI WNO fill 11:t'=to JIOM oua :'.fl" TMI UA C-1 , ..... ·-113/Jll·t:.to 1111.:Fkol • '°" IHAW • 1111(1 ..... I llACK IUNDAY 111 P\UI MAIATMON MANc-1 '"' nu MAW ms (II ""' TMIY'll COMlll 'fO OIT YOU (II • J ( FESTIVAL SCHEDULE I MOVIES INTERMISSION Theaters Down But Not Out 11\t' n1•\\ 111111111111111 \ lt11 .1t1·1 '\I ,1>1111 I'> ht•Utl tn.: 11\111 .:•·.1r "111111111 tlu II' • I Jhlf llf'll'·illClll •if '" 0 1-(111\lll' """'' • .i.~. 111' 1-. '1111".pll lllllJ' Clll tht· I h an~t· l 'uJ-.t Hut hot h I h1 It' 11w t w111111Jn1t \ I h• ult r ,111cl 1ht •1t111t111~t11n B1 ,11 h 1•1.,, 111111.,t l1J\I' '>lrVt·d 1111l11t· thJl th1 \ 111.n lw ti""" l111t ltwy'rt: n11l oul And holh t.1rt.' Oldll.1111( lun.: r«tn&;t! "lani. to .. win~ bu1·k into acuon .,omet1mt: fll'~lyear I A'T WE ... Kt. "iO, l11r Uhlann lh1. Hunt mJ.:l1m Ut.'a1•h Plavh11U!>l' held 1b '>t'tond annual 1 arnl\ al tu ra1,t• funth for Lht• 1·1m'>lr ut t11JO of " ne" lht>all'r 1Nhll1· th•· In int' l'1mlmun1l} Thedtt•r "a' a p .. Art11·111 .. rnt at lnml'., <'Ultural rl'gtstn.1 t1on day, remind mi.: lhl'...tlt'rgo1•ri. in lhul city that it 'II he !Jack in Irv 1rn· "1Lhm lhl· V('ar Intermission Tom Titus Although hoth group., <.irt· dark at the mo menl, tht· llunllnglon Bc•<Jch l'layhou.-.e · which ha~ put on two productwns at the fo~dgewatt·r Hyatt llousc-in Long Beach 1i. making plan~ for a third, as yet unseleeted, show somcttmt· after the first of the year. And the Irvine Com mun1tv Theater. cut off from 1ti. latest perform ing facility in June. 1s m<1rk1ng time until next s pring when a new thl·ater is scheduled to be con s tructed in Irvine THE IRVINE group may not have a theater at the moment, but 1t has a i.clectlon of plays all lined up in prcr,aration for the day it can resuml· its s tage activity. Among the show-. ICT is plan ning far production in 1978 arc "Twelve Angry Men:· "PS . Your Cal is Dead,'' ''The Man Who "ONE OF THE YEAR'S MOST LIKABLE MOVIE S . IT HEADS MY RECOMMENDATION LIST." DAVID SHEEHAN, CBS-TV "What we have here is a total lack of respect for the law!" . ., . ., . • # # • Friday. September 30 1977 ( 'ame to Dinner, .. "Cat un a !lot Tin Roof ... "Tht> Seven Year Itch" and "Who'l> On First»" llunttngton BeaC'h , o n the other hand. will be pickin~ up its pnxluctwn schedule in Jnolher an•a of the Edgewater after staging Norman. Is That You·1 " a nd "My Daughter~ !lated X" in the large Empire Room. The problem there was that other hotel-related ac t1vit1esoften edged the thespians out of a Saturday t•vening engagement. DAILY PILOT Gossip col umnist. Jane Nigh Davidson, right. reduces artist Joe Crites to gales of laughter in ~addleback Valley Community Theater's upcoming 'Lovers edwards NEWPORT NtARC O ASl HWY &MAC ARTHUR NLWl"OnT ()t l:NTl:ll 644-0760 edwards CINEMA HARBO R AT AOAMS C OSTA MESA 546-3102 PLUS (R) , WOODY ALLEN 'ANNIE HALL .. a . .. , ... ,. ..... .._....-. ,. .. Nit ..... ,....,.,... _......,._ (PG) llOKllJ MIM' •THE S7'1NG .. BRUCE OPN (PG) ,IN "SILENT RUNNING .. THE ABSENCE of lrvrnc a nd Huntm~ton Beach leaves the comm unity theater scene along the coast populated by only !>IX groups Laguna , Westmins t e r , Costa Mesa, San Clemente, Lido l~nd Saddleback Valley. and Madmen.' Show--=---- times are 8 p.m. Oct. 7. 8, 14, 15; 6:30 p.m. Oct 9 But the latter area is about to double in theatrical representation when the Mission V1e10 Hepertory Theater makes 1L'i debut in a few weeks with" Barefoot tn the Park.·· and 2:30 p.m . Oct. 16. Before George Lucas explored the outer regions of STAR WARS he explored the inner regions of DlJiZf/ Wl1el BIOS iRStt1S IHX 1138 M m. Z~~ Ptmtion • S1amno IQ!(Rl OOVAl.l illd IX*ALD Pl.WEil .. ID ID PElRl lllilY. IUIJil lldlll nl IAI WllFE • I~ • l~• c• Pim. f1WDS flRl ClfPllA • Scteeni;a, 11y ll!RI um n1 VlAl.llR 111mt • StCJJ 11¥ 11181 ~ Ptodlcd by IM!Ul STl.ftlAllW • i.ecred llJll!RI llm • 1.!uscllylJ.l.OSCllfllll CO-HIT AT CINEMA "SILENT RUNNING" I. SAU. '"IELO JUlllYllUD OJIE1he,.~ Orl\T of a winner. o~Ed.r; g-WOOOY ALLEN IN "LOVE AND DEATH" CPG) edwards LIDO CINEMA "'EWPORT lllVD AT VIA llOO ,...EWP ORT BEACH 67l-8JSO CATHERINE OENEUVE GIANCARLO GIANNINI IN ''LA GRANDE BOURGEOISE" edwards MESA CINEMA NEWPORT llLVD Al t'tlH ST CO STA MESA S.i8-ISS2 edwards HUNTINGTON llAC" A f ELLI\ HI 848-0388 '. • I ' I ·J . . ' 041LY PILOT LED ZEPPELIN FEATURE THEIR CHILDREN IN MOVIE Stars Trek Kids • Uy LISA ROBINSON Elton John doe:.n 't have am Paul YcCartm·~ ~ ~ol four Mick ·Jagger has one, James Taylor and Carly Slmon huve two. John and Yoko Len· non h<1\ c onl'. and Hob Dylan 1s re· portedly trying lo gel custody of his fo ur. Whether they"rc al hom e, in the au· diencl', on tour, hackstagC'. or a\\-ay al ti chool, ro('k stars have kids too. And more often tha n not they try to have ~ome family life, even 1( 1t is ~lightly unconvenlJOnal. THE ROLLING Stones all have children Whe n he's nol in school. lS-year-old Stephen Wyman usually travels with his dad Bill; often one "'Ill Set> Keith Richard's son Marlon and daughter Dandy. and Charlie Watts"s adorable 8 ycur old daughter Serafin a occ:.1s1onal ly makes a formiuuhlc appearance• Mick and Bianca J agger ke<'p their 5-year old daughter, Jade, out or the limelight as much as possible. and Ronnie Wood's baby boy Jesse has yet to expl•rit•nce a Rolhng Stones tour. Led Zeppelin all have children many or whom can be seen In their film, •Vfhe Song Remains the Same." What's 1t lskl· for the children of mu!>1c1<1ns when they accompany Daddy <u:.ually it's Daddy) on tour? Well, the musicians tend to be bet· tc r behaved if their kids are around than if they were on their own. They may not nece:.sarily keep earlier hours, but their hotel suites a re t1u1etcr. Partying 1s abo more subdued when "1ves and children ar e around. Uill Wyman's son Stephen went on lour with the Stones in 1975, and he used t<> stay up late at night watching TV taix•s with his father. Wyman·s at- titude about shl cpping his son on tour acros:. America was poi.1live: ··1 like havmg my family around me." he told me, "and Stephen gets to :.ce different things everywhere we go. I usually try tc1 !>CC that he sees somethmg of h1:.torical or cultural in- terest m every c ity 1t"s an education fur ham .. OFTF.!\', IT WI LL be the roadies or the security 1.wards who will watch out for the bands' children. Rut for those children old enough to enjoy the traveling .. the private plun<;!> ... going to different cities ever y day ... <.1nd being with their parent!>, at can't be too bad. 1511 W. SIJNFLOWER '#.OF BRISTOL CM. UO 089' A different kind of love stortj. · / • "STH WA«S" IPGI + "'HOUYWOOD HIGff" Ill "A lllDGI TOO PU" lf'GI A. '"THI GltOOYI TUlr Ill .. "'K~f'f'111C2 Y NIED MOYll-" ,., E CITY SH6f'PING CENTRE" ()qAH(;E • e:w.3tl I ~· fRWY (MANCHEITllt ElU 0 .0 . fRWV ICITY OR, EX.I • 0 4-1911 "THI DEIP'" IPGI .. MUIDH IT DIATM"' MARTIJ FELDMAN ANN-MAR4RET MICHAEL ijORlC PETER USTINOV ...i JAMES EARL JONES *TliE LAST REMAKE OF &AU QESTE· ftQj FULL LENGTH • LIVE ACTION • FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT . . ' , ' -:~. - MOVIES /POP MUSIC (A Quick Look at the Movies ) Iialians Balance 'Grand Bourgeoise' "L A GRAND BOVRGEOISE" ls a grandly acted, lovingly photographed account. ot a scandalous murder ln 1897 ln Italy. Director Mauro Molognlnl cap· tures the decadent mood of the period. and the i.oclal issues are balanced with depictions' • of upper -class Ii ving. The over-all effect is powerful and moving. Catherin e Deneuve as the unhappy wife proves that she is more than a manikin. Gian carlo Giannini as her avenging brother demonstrates he c a n play something bl'Sides a buffoon. The film has not been rated. but 1t would bore most youngsters. In Italian with English subtitles. "YOU LIGHT UP MY LI Fl" ti <1n ul>O•I• ot t,.. Ruby 11.••l•r '"""c•lt uCJOVI d l>tQlnnrr ' \l,yggte to ,1ardon1 In IY// 1t"s Oldl Conn trying lu Q•I •rw•o In'"" world OI Tl/ com· f'l1t:fC1•li •nG PGC) mu,1< Wiii 5he n 4k~ •l. 0.. \pih ner PU\ftY ••itt~:r lJO.. !11lverl, OUll ll<lll<e •~ltpnt'n N•I"•" I. """ .-n urHM·m·~· 1•10. dlf•CIOf 1Mtthd•I l•\1-1 r Jou11n Brookl "'"m"' to P\.ave <Jo,.., 11 •II tumw:1r )t: r10C dtr1<1ton and mwti1<. .nd he hf'\ n1u0t· ..n Hr~'' af'CJ MW'r\et1rne1 '°"'"''lij 111rn J1 i no1 tf',,,Dly exclt· lr•u. t>ut 1l '• 0000 womtu'I" 'tory4 e r11r1tvont.n.tt<.re.n. PG. "SIOEWINDIEll 1"' " w"•I l"e '"'"" te<tni 1 900cf .. ,,,,,,,., •llrac:tloft for drl..,·ln•. -•nln9 IMI 111< huvv on •<lion •illmpf on d<~m•llcs Bui e¥en tt•rOtoo customer\ m•v find c:Uvf'nM)n tn OU\ \•mo1 ... mlnded ~ ot motocr°"' rac:1no. M•<M•I P•r1t.• '' the'°''""'· de<llc•led reor 11m1nv 10 prov• •,.,... mo1orcvc1e t1etlon. M•<· I.,. Cortrer J>l"Y• hi\ llQlll·hff•lld, 9lrH:""''"'I _,,,., Suwn H-•rd It cnt In u-..1amHla. role ol the M•d ._ n•lh bu\IM\!i •••cutlve who h tr1n•lormed l"'o • womit11 or• roll In the "41'1' wl1h Park\ The •<IO<\ .,. Hrnot and llw reclflo ~ "'"'°'' <over ~lht <llCNIC11pt. II.CM PG. "I NEVIEll ~llOMISED YOU A llDSIE OAllDIEN" lellt tlW i..rrowl119 story 01.0 1wn·~r'1 itruoqle to con· a~ ment•I 1llnr.• H•r recowry It 11.mperl!CI 1>t IM ollwr Plll.,li ~ • Mldlsllc arclletly, Out • w tv111 ... 11 ~ <OMlll•klNte OK ..... -lllwly ~·~ Of 81111 Mdef'IOll The Ill"' " en"...ucl bv • lluMlrlq l)erlorm.,.ce bV KlllllMn O;ilnl•ll, • CleNrW119 noml,... tor Academy can1le1etetloft. ""'" "'G. "SMOKEY AND THI aA .. DIT ' lies beefl dftcrl&ell Dy Its dl,.ctor, Hel ~ffCll\MTI, .. "pure I""_.,..,,_ who ...... .,., • -d of II sltould , .. e lllrlM 8"'1 Aeoynolctt lsooll'll m., I# Jury llMd, '#!lo I• recl119 • lruOIDed or llMr ec:~ ....... , st•••• Jacki• GIHton J>llyt , ... r-k 11Wrllf. TM ec:1lon i. JO l•ll. the llumor eo -rMlome, IN Uuntt '° outr•90>0111 ,,.., only uourt)l•U coukl I ell to lie en- 1.n e1-. AM-.f PG. "l(ENTUOC'I' 1'11110 MOVIE" .... UUll'I llW f\IMy ~ .. pW<ent of, ... time, !lot • Nd ewr• In •-y·1 9rlm -Id. ll't •comedy rwi. IOlllll Pieces r*'lllno from •~ono b0Qu1 Tlf corr1mercl•l1 to • Kung Fu mlnllMt.,.... The_,.. of ttw POtn· l>OUS Pol"' Count-Ill( of CIS' "60 Mln11tes" Is -'" ''-IHlmlulon P"lcr Tlw <omedv r~llH "uvlly on SO. nuellly llnd .. plolllfH, llenC4' llW R ••ting "NEW YOAK, NEW YOllll." \UC c•eo) 1n <•Ptw i"Q ant 'oun<h \h'•• •nd -oi lhe l>i~ b~noe1., lull-lnQ World Warr II It tell\ In <1<1\lrvlna work•bt• SCf!iWi Ot' eudlen<.t1 lnt1f'•\t Lira Ml,,,.111 Is In •pl-Id VOICO """ crHtt\ \.....,Plllly H Ille patlrnl wllo. Rober1 Dotl'llro Conlin.-the un••· Pl•IMd vlolence ol "T ••I Or Ivor." ll•leclPG "ONIE Oft Ofll" I>_,,.., "•11oy 'Uft"l~r \urprlwo, 1n unprf!tent1ou' 111m br1mmln9 wlll! riearl •nd 1..,ohl~r RObby 6M\on '' an un· d•r>lttd besll.•lblll "OUhol wl\o l<!ern\ IN pltt•ll• ol an .i111tt1c la<· tory ~ <1110 "'' l•lller. Jtrry Se9•I. wrot• tho_,. \Crlpl, •nd L•· mont John\on dlrt<lecl with en un· ci.nlendlng of'"" cempu,.c-R•t· oo PG but t11<1re•1 11111e lo guide <"lldrtnallout. "A BlllOOIE TOO FAii" reproc1ucn World W•r II -'""°"In • lavllll SIYI• '""' ......... ,,,,,.. Alllts could 1.uruly •fiord l~ we<l•<I•" lmpr"1\I,,.., •nd ll"tf' """1•n ttorle\ M• lntelll91t11t1y Olrac:t-.f. ll•llPd PG, tlMI lllm contoln• much bltuellelo gore ''STAii WA Ill" It• l-•r11 film, • WWII 01 '"'" -rj119 lm901n.ollon lh•I It will ..i llMICUrOs IOt 119ers 10 come. The ce•t. hUded by Alec Gui· nen. Mal'!< Hamlll end Carrie Fh,,,.r, II Ullllormly QOOd, t>ut tM r .. I tllfl ere''-...-<I•• •11ec.n ... 11.r<b. Rel.cl PG. "THa IPY WHO LOVl!O ME" h vlntete &Oflct; '"" time 1h• In· defat'9e0le 007 Join• w1111 1>11 tor,,,., MRAVl8HINGLY -PHOTOGRAPHED. 11tl! FILM'S INTIR& CAST 18 SUPERB. THIM II O• VllUAU.Y ltUNNltCI llQUINCE AP.1111 ANOTltllL" . . - -"'i.. ol KGa, prlM loelly • nulllle "-l'l• .... d ....... .,.,. ·~"· 111 combellllQ • tNpptnq meonete -Curt Jurteilt -who collects nuclHr sllb-m•rlnof. Olrtclor Lew11 Glloert "'"'"t•I"' • moclic""' of llelleveblllty eild "otW MoOrt no ~r -• - --~-..........._ I Mt~-, ... 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COAST PWA 1.ui~:1::._ :::.':': "RJHMY LAO'r Wllln t.U UT/--lllM.l~lltlll ....... 11&1n 'THE HILLS HAVE EYES' SOCIUtf .. 171 700·1000 (R) • VIW n.11u1 SAT/SUN l;)()-4.J0.7.:JO.IO:eo ..,....._ "JAWS OF DEATH" (R) .. ml I )()SAT ISVN 3 00.. 00 llAlll'S 'THE HILLS HAVE EYES CllEIWJID s•r1su1./1·.':i~0:1·00.10.oo CR) icM.:_..., ''JAWS OF DEATH" (R) .. ,.. e lOSAT1SVNJ JO.~.~ • .lO ..... l!I __ I IAll'S "GROOVE TUBE" {R) Ci.r1u1 uiD s Mi :.Ar ,:,uN 1 "° s .O.f .so MM~ "Everything You Always ._.. Wanted To Know About S .• " •1111 1 10·10 l>SAl tSVN 1.00 < 00.1 I I 10 · ' . MIND BLOWING ••• FANTASTIC "A GORGEOUS SEND•UP OF ••. 'FANTASIA.' A\ once, lrrever11n1 anb worerilplul '"d by no m111ns excluslvely comedic 'Allegro Non Troppo' Is a s11rrlng lnlroducllon lo lho post. Olaney uses 01 enlmellon. Bonetlo's use ol Aavtl'a 'Bolero· IS mlnd-blowlngl" -cHAJIU:I CH/lllWl. IN L.A. 111"'11 ,..-~~~--~~-=-~~~--. "AN AUDIO- VISUAL TRIP. 'Allegro Non Troppo' Is 'well worth tnyono'a time and m oney 111 somttlllng of a modern ·mHlerplece of motion picture animation." . -CMJClt WA&Mf, K,,.. "BRRUANT ••• Ill THIS~· --~ M•~llU"'I UCLA D YMIVI# (PG) THIHILLB A nice Arnwtcan fllnlr. llllY.S wmd IO lllll.11111.., dldn'I wild ID die. s ·J ---. " . -... ... . .. , . ..,, ............. , ........ -. .. -........ - FESTIVAL SCHEDULE I MOVIES Wave's Rolling Stones By MICHA L P~ IU;Vlt'Jt OI -0..lr P-.. .._, Tbmo "'bo think the <"Urrenl punk rock crne mlahl be a media hou perpetrated by bored critics ln search of• ftw laqhs bad belt.er t.b.1nk lwtce. New wne music ls deflnltely the in lhlnl for lb.la fall's fuhlonable turntable. Well, al Inst th r•c:otd compan1ea think ao, and tboy aren't noted for b llln1 out lar1e 1ums witboul upec:tina more ln retum Of collrte, tu tlme appt(Mlches. Amon& the new releaae11 (or esupes> are alburna by "The Dead Boys." ''The Motons," •"fbe Votdolds," "Tbe Salnta'• and "Talking Heads." Aller hearin1 lhem, I'll admit that punlc is eaeitlna, in a regressive sort ol way. Rock indeed bu been growing softer in the 70s and new wave i5 eupplyiJl& a dose of social frustration and sheer kinetic enerey that's been missing. Still, its mostly hard cor~ youth music aptly summarized by the Utle of The Dead Boys· mitial effort, "Young, Loud and Snotty." More punkers are surfacmg daily, but the best English releases to date are the Jam's "In The City." (early Who revival> and the Doors- Studio's Looking He doesn't know it yet but during the next • several months some young boy between the ages of 8 and 10 Is eoing to become a full.fledged movie star. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the studio that launched more child stars than any other movie company, is conducting a coast·lo-coast search to discover a talented young actor. either pro- fessional or amateur. He will be one of the stars of Franco Zef· firclli ·s first American motion picture, a modernized version of the great 1931 MGM hit, "The Champ," which starred Wallace Beery in the Academy Award·winning role of the former champion boxer and Jackie Cooper, then aged 9, as his idolizing son. Parents of young aspirants are urged to sub· mil photographs and actmg experience, if any, by mail to MGM 's studios, 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, 90230. I , om oll 1he vi .uo/ O'IJ. I confeu that paonllfl95 hove ol ... oys I , c , ~,.j m.., """' Th"! PQ!'"" 'l' I to.o tN·m •n be pat of "'e. I see "'Y ,plf Oltuoilt i11 rt' J "'.l•'•"(!(). or maybe •t '' tc...,ti;n memories com1nq '" f,f,. ohe< bt 1 I l~•·•.J f,,, mi••y y1 JI\ "' •he \ubcO<>'o<:oOus. V.!1 ,,,..,,,, 11 mo)lf l•l. 1t•J phonomN"' <Io P<l"'''"l f.3\ olwo~ tA.en of "" ,, "''°'"'' l ,,,,J lor.c1ocJ1ion ro ""'· uo.j I hvj:"1 I<) oil 00'! lov"1\ W1• ,,,.,.,1, y-iv oll, lovtt'f\ ot tho a1\, ro 'ome ond "'~'with u\ one '"'I •t rt. 1 .. 1.•dt}<J of rrt6m0f•U\, Ill ll'<J\I f,;r o lol!lu wh.le Who l:nows. yn•J "• ~" W011I 10 mol.e 11 o hvbn. ,.,u ,..~ 1, Jnd \ll COH•Oi on uncor>J•••vnol 7.dcry tn0<1eybod guJ• ,.,,,..,_ CO·HIT AT HARBOR "ANNIE HALL" CO-HIT AT CINEMA WEST "ANNIE HAU " (call &42•5579) Put a fewwordatowork for you In the DAILY PILOT like '' Ratlua Nove1lcu1" by the Stran1lers. How.,ver, before new wave 1eta a trip on America itis already bUtled En1land like a slorm of killer bees-it must contend financially with more tndlUonal rockers like the Rolling Ston !i. After a series of inconsistent studio albums, und Lrud!Uonal rumors of the Impending breakup of "the world's 1reatest rock and roll band.'' the Stones offer "Love You Live." lb a double-album with three sides recorded at a 19'76 Paris concert; the fourth taped earlier lh1a year at the El Mocambo club in Toronto. A nicely-recorded piece of history, the album wlJI offer Ut~le solace to fans who reel the band hlt ib peak with "Exile On Main Street" and bas sltpped slowly downward ever since. A lot or hits arc here-tncludlng "Brown Sugar," "Tumbling Dice" and ''Honky Tonk Woman"-but most of them feel pedestrian and unconvincing. Minus the visual aspect of his dynamic stage presence, Jagger's vocals are often thin and forced and the great rhythm section of Charlie Watts (drums>. Bill Wyman (bass> and percussiorust Ollie Brown seems to overcom· pensate for the lack of the old magic. There are exceptions, notably "Star Star" and the ever-chilling "Jumping Jack Flash/Sympathy For the Devil" closing segment when guitarists Keith Richard and Ron Wood are turned loose for razor.sharp lradeoffs. The El Mocambo side is also quite nice. The boys have a great time going back lo their roots· with spirited revamps of blues and rock stan- dards like Willie Dixon's "Little Red Rooster·· and Chuck Berry's "Around and Around ... This side alone makes the album a must for collectors, but the band is really· just marking time. The punks are closing fast, bent on making the Stones relics of the past. While its reasonable to ask if the Stones real· ly care, or if the two styles might co·exist. the message is clear. The old guard had better pro- duce or be swept up in a new wave. Los c:at>alle r.lo s RACQUET AND SPORTS CLUB (71 A) 546-8560 TENNIS DAY CAMP FOR ADULTS & JUNIORS INSTRUCTION Will INOUOE; BALL MACHINE DRILL & TV VIDEOTAPE ANALYSIS October 3 to October 6 October 10 to October 13 October 17 to October 20 October 2A to October TT The total cost Is $25 for the first week and $15 for each additional w eek. HOURS: AOUL TS-6 :30.8:30 MON. JUNIOR A:00·6·00 THRU LOS CA•AUIROS RACQUET I. SPORTS CLUB THURS. DON'T MISS lRVINE 'S FIRST SYMPHONY SEASON ,_MUSIC (W :;..92p,M~1 PE:STl\l~I ~~ T ickets on sale now through Sunday at the Irvine· Harvest Festival Box Office, C ulver Dri v e at Barranca, Irvine. Cell t If I LAGUNA BEACH ART FESTIVAL GROUNDS CONCERTS IN THE BOWL "A Total Musical Experience" 10:00 .• 11t15 12!30 & 2.:00 3:30 & .. :45 6:80 • 8:00 Canyon Grass U.S.C. Opera Cal Chamber Matrix Blueerass alla Breve Symphony ·Temaoka Jazz Ensemble, CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES THROUGHOUT THE GROUNDS Christopher Hnd Elizabeth Lillja watch as Rumplestiltskin <Mark Delaney)• spins straw into gold · during the fairy tale to be presented by Lilliput Players at 1 p.iv. Sunday in the J rvinc Harves t Festival.· STARTS WEDNESDAY OCT. 5 Flash boclc co tM happy cloys ot surf City hiih ..• It was fun in'&l--.r ') ·-................................ ....... rPGJ-.... , .... c...,.._ BRISTOL CINEMA CINEMA WEST LIDO CINEMA VIEJO CINEMA Friday, September 30. 1977 DAILY PILOT f:7 ~U.E~L~~IS~~il •'l'HArS THE WAY IT IS .. 1:400HLY 'VIVA LAS VEGAS 7:00-10:25 '"!Kl IOCICY HOHOI , PICTURE SHOW .. sot:Tu ('()AST THEATUf l Ar.uNA RF A(H ~n 1\q 0,.. Migllfty MalMft • s.t. -S.. I :45 THEAl:RE I "THE ••• OTHER SIDE OF MIDMIGHr' Festival Blgfalfglats Tenta tu1J of talent are ma.klng their annual appearance at the corner of Culver Drive and Bar. ranca Parkway this weekend for the lrvtne Harvest Festival. Carmen Draeon will conduct the lrvtne Pops Concert at 8 p.m. Sunday ln the Big Top Tent. Times of some other events are: SATURDAY 9:30 a.m. Unbirthday Party. $3 admlsslon. Reservations only. · Noon. "Snow White" ballet by South Coast Institute of Dance. 1 p.m. Jazz to Rock marathon or dance music. 6:30p.m. Junior Teen Dance. 9 p.m. Senior Teen Dance until midnl&hl. Music by Texas. SUNDAY 7 a.m . lo noon. $1.50 pancake breaJclast by Kiwanis Club. 1 p.m. "Rumplestilskin ... .Children's theater in Little Tent. 3 p.m . and 4:45. "Invitation lo a Party" musical revue in Little Tent. He fought wars and woo them. He defied Presidents - and might have been one. THEATUH----...... ~;;;;;;;p;;;~~~:;p;~iji~;;;:::~if:=~ INI 0 0NEON ONE" ....... Attrectioe "DNTUC:U FRIEDMOVlr MYOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE" COHIT~'FUNNY LADY" (PG) "SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" "THE STING" (PG) .. NEW YORK. NEW YORK" (PG} "A STAR IS BORN" (R) "FANTASIA"(~) .. THE SPY WHO LOVED ME" COHfT-"THE DEEP" "ONE ON ONE" (PG) .. A BRIDGE TOO FAR .. "HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO" "BENJI .. ~Qtl,DREN'S~ "THE HILLS HAVE EYES'' .. RABID .. •exOAOST II: THE HERETIC-(R) {. ''A smashing, triumphant satire:• -8eaJlle Poet lntelflg-.r , excruclatlngly funny:• , -Mt!WaukM Sentlt>tl ''ConelatenUy hllarloue and biilllant:• -eanimcwe 0111y Rec°'" -·1neanely funny, outrageous and Irreverent:• -eruce wi~Y80Y-MAOAZINE 1 , .. Q DAil V P llOl r Son, Space Far Out Fun for Mime at G.WC o..r r----. co.r.•-.ow. Stewart Fischer mimics facial antics of 'My Son ' as a baby entering the world. The skit was one of two performed. Students In his astronaut skit, Fischer imitated tf7e reaction during takeoff Motherlwod Award ·Due for Jane Morgan " Act,rcss Jane Mor~an will receive the first .. Mother of the Year .. ~ward "from the Reiss.-Davjd Child Stud\· i C~nt.er at its fund-raiser Saturda~· • mghtnt the Beverly Hilton Hotel. : t•rank Sinatra and John Denver : Jleadline the entertainment at the , event. expected to attract 1.200. Olher prominen t entertamers !icheduled to.at.tend are Neil l>t8J80nd. Tony Bennett. Angie DickinlOn. Poll>· Bergen.Sam Goldwyn Jr .• Hal Linden. Rhonda Fleming. Cad Reiner. Sam- my Cahn. Suianne Plesh&e. Sugar Ray Robinson. David Jan~ and HerbTobia . Win one of 536 great prizes in the Hi It's easy to shoot for the stars in Carrs Jr.-Hires Root Beer Starstakes. Just stop and pop into any Carl's Jr., fill out an Official Entry Blank and drop It in the Starsiakes Entry Box. That's all there is to it. '} • e 8 •• ' Vt ., 4 l COMIC<:; . CROSSWORD MARMADUKE "Mom, will you make Marmaduke stop?" FUNKYWINKERBEAN BOU., <.Ul'VE Gar l) WALK ITT 11-lE Fr8.D Uir:.E. A MAt-l l TANK McNAMARA ( 5'0 'yt)(J'f<t 'Yi '{6AJO ao. 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Rally wheels Try 11 you·11 buy 11. 015HSY '75 GRAM TORINO •••• $3477 WAGON V-8. auto. air, PS & Pb. Family wagon 934LHI '75 DATSUN 710 •••••• $2977 WAGON. 4 cyl. auto, AM-FM. Import value. 188NOF '70 FORD SURFER VAN $2877 6 cyl, custom conv. cap. chairs, mags. See 11 now. 85362G '75 Fl 00 P.U ••••••••••• $4377 VB. auto, air, pinstriped, mags. Looking good. 86572W '71 TOYOTA CELICA •• $2177 4 cyl. 4 sp, arr, mags. Very quick. 9450UX 172 PINTO W AGOM •••• S 1577 "' cyl, 4 spd. Clean 355SVI '7 6 MONTE CARLO •••• $5277 VS. auto. ps, pb, air, tilt, vinyl roof, AM-FM 8 track & CB. '408NLO '7 4 PINTO • • • • • • • • • • • • $2277 4 cyl. auto, oas aaver 345JRM '73 LTD BRGHM •••••••• $2277 . 4 Door. V8. auto. DS. Pb, air, p seat, PW. AM-FM, tilt, tpeed control. 041 KBU ' •71 PLY FURY Ill •••••••• $ 1577 4 OR. V-8. auto .. air. PS. pb. 485CTS 22 BRAND MEW '77 MAVERICKS ~~ ·~cqi to choose from with discounts from suggested retail w•--···~5600. Stock #5020 Ser# 7K92F152992 11 BRAND MEW '77 FORD 1/2 TOM PICKUP From as low as (~ ~ 54499 •. '7 6 BUICK SKYLARK • • $4177 2·000A. V~ auto. air. ps. pb Se)(y yellow 388POJ '74 MAZDA RX3 .•..•..• S 1677 Wagon. auto. silver hummer 408MPW '7 4 MUST ANG •.•••••• $2877 2 ~2 4 cyl. 4sp. air, ps Econo Sport 755MCL '74 DATSUN P.U .•••••• $3177 4 cyl, .. SP. custom shell. cucitom paint mags Oat sooner you buy da betler 455164Y '72 LTD 4-DOOR •••••• S 1877· V-8. auto. os. pb. air Famrly car 892FZL '68 DATSUN 510 •••••• $1377 WAGON. 4 cyt. 4 speed Lots ol ftJn. UYF799 ·16 GRANADA 4-DOOR $3577 6 cyl, auto, atr, ps, radio. 94 7NIU '7 5 F 150 SUPER CAB • • $4277 V8, auto, ps, shell. BUX Ir. Low miles 85830W '70 T-BIRD •••••••••••• $1577 VB. auto. ps, pb, air. vinyl root. Cleanest around. 8200UX 2 YEAR OR 24,000 MILE WARRANTY AVAILABLE ON MOST USED CARS '7 6 MAVERICK • • • • • • • • $3477 '4-0R. 6 eyt. auto. ps, air bucket seats. vinyt top, decor option. 5~POOI '73 PINTO R ABOUT •••• $1777 Auto. 4 cyf, clean. 278JFH '74 OLDS CUTLASS •••• $3377 SUPREME. V-8. auto. air. ps, Db. Step up a class. 809JPW '73 PINTO WAGON •••• $1777 '4 eyt, 4 speed. Sips gas. 3R 12X168355 '75' CHEV P.U. SHORTY $4277 V-8, noor Shilt, meo•. new tlret.. 984D8Z 46 BRAND MEW '77 GRANADA'S /N 71 ~ to choose from with discounts lrom suggested retail wlMows~1~200. Stock #4770 Ser #7W83F176580 17 BRAND MEW '77 FORO 3/4 TOM PICK UP J.'-""=·· . ~-~~ From as low as ;:""-i~ . 54599. '70 MAVERICK 2-DOOR $1277· 6 cyl, radro Sharp oompact ZLA142 '77 PLYM VOLARE •••••• $4777 WAGON. V-8, auto. ps, radro Only 5700 m1. 34SAKL '75 FORD ELITE •••••••• $3977 V-8. auto. arr. ps. Pb. vinyl rool 558NIT '75 GRANADA GHIA •• $3877 4-000R. V-8. auto, air. PS. Pb. v1nyt rool. buckets. AM-FM 388LWP ' NO DOWN PAYMENT PROBLEMS AT DUNTON FORD • '73 GALAXIE 4-DOOR •• $2177 VB. auto, air, ps, pb, AM-FM. vinyl roof. Black on black 221HXY '7 4 E200 VAN •••••••••• $3977 V-8, auto, bubble top, custom conversion. Sharp. 99136V '75 PINTO R ABOUT •••• $2477 4 cyt, 4 sp, red-black int. Hurry 942NQU 17 6 CAPRI II • • • • • • • • • • $4077 V-6, 4 sp, AM-FM, sunroof. Oelux int, racing wheels. See it to believe it. 689MNN '72 TOYOTA CEUCA •• $2477· 4 c:yt, 4 GP. radio. delux int.. new paint 983FTH '76 GRANADA 4-DOOR $3877 8 cyl, auto. air, ps, radio. Low miles. 976PUV '74 PINTO WAGON •••• $2277 4 cyl, '4 ap. True value. 395 UCH '75 LTD LANDAU •••••• $3777 4-DOOR. V-8. auto. air. ps, pb. pw, tilt, vlnyl top, Black beauty, 384MKJ 175 EL CAMINO •••••••• $4377 V-8. euto. air. iie. tilt wtll. Slnlto buct<ets, mega, new tires. Shatpest In town. 86059W '7 4 PINTO SC'i)UIRE • • • • $26 77 • cyt, 4 ap, air, radio. o...-brown aharp1e. 104L9'F. 175 COURIER P.U ••••••• $2977 4 cyt, • eo. AM-fM. mags. Low mlln. m '74 OPa1MANTA WXUSSl977 4 cyt, auto. Bronze beauty. 823MXY . DAIL v PILOT DJ •. 22 BRAND MEW '77 FORD LTD'S t o choooe from with discounts from suggested retail ~n-·s1~600. Stock #4805 Ser J7J64St74021 25 BRAND NEW 177 COURIER ECONOMY PICK UP F'om u ~~ 53399. '75 Fl 00 P.U ••••••••••• $3577 V-8, auto. air. ps, radio. Seve $S. 1A0•38o '75 MONARCH 4-DOOR $3677 6 cyl, auto, ps, air, vfnyt tap. 15,600 mi. Sharp. 930MVK '73 PINTO WAGON •••• $2477 :4 cyl, auto, air, rack. Brite yellow paint. Sharp. 647NOZ '74 LTD 2-DOOR BRGHM$3677 V-8. auto, air, ps, pb, air. l)'N. p seat, tilt, vinyl toPo 456SYH '75 DATSUN B2 I 0 •••••• $2677 4·000R. 4 cyl,"' sp, radt0, Lots of room. 241NKL '76 FIOO P.U ••••••••••• $4177 V-8. stick. P6. White wOf'k truck. 1871958 '74 MUST 2+2 •••••••• $3277 V-6. auto, air. mags, shadow, Super custom paint job. 137JPT '74 CHEV IMPALA •••••• $3577 WAGON. V-8. auto. air, ps. pb,. ~load up. 265KEF '7 6 PINTO R ABOUT •••• $2877 4 cyJ, 4 sp, vinYI roof, Lt blue cutey. 061 PEN 17 5 ELITE •••••••••••••• $4477 VS. auto. ps, pb. air, p seat. 'tut, speed conL sunroof. mags. Gorgeous yellow. 650NIB '7 6 PINTO R ABOUT ••• ~ $2871 . ~ cyl, 4 SC>. Beats t'llgh gn cost, 478NPI.. '75 GIO CH~V VAM •••• $4577 V-6, auto, pe, air. radio. mega, RWLA~1 '7 6 MERC MAROUIS •••• $46 77 WAGON. V-8, air. auto, ps, Pl>. rack. 858NPK. '73 RANCHERO GT •••• $3477 V-8. air. auto. Pl. pb. 3A48N206910 '71 FORD CLUB •••••••• $2377 WAGON. v-a. auto. ps, seats. 699CFW '7 4 CHEV. ST AKE BED •• $3377 V-8. Rudy fOf' work. 1805-488 I 02 DMY P ILOT r11c:t..1. S.pl.etnber 30. 1877 Pl'BU(' OTIC't: ---... llfOftta M Ml ... ,,.'-0" .... llttQlll PU• ~llOaA I l ...... \11,.•••0 • \011 •t "' l AL"041"1A COU"' • U .. 0114',.(ol t •••al J ,,.~I I t.. J Ii t Vhta .. ,.. • ' .._. .._ " • ....n U\.&t "AN-t -· llrrwt H .. A "'9t f ""'e ..... ..., ... 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E11•lronmenl•t Dtltrmlnatlon 1tEOAI. tJ11mpt H. 1-. llllCwt .... h,,,,1115·17· .. for Cot1•n•ltll• S.vlf\Ot -l..Hn, •10 Wllthl•t Boulevard, Btvtrty Miii•. ~lllornl• lor • Gondltk>NI u .. Permit fOr off t11ap1trklnowl11t ••rlanc~ trom •t•u l•td 11u1101119 1a11uici.1 •no ... MIC ..... It COMltu O<'cl•,..nc• to IHYI•• 1'9m .. rmltleel t19'1 htllltt, •rM, let!M Sitt, eN lot.t-. IO<•IH II ll» k•,._, eo.ii.-. ... Cl.ln•Cl..Sl-1'11vlronrM11 .. , ~-I''°"' ...... 1 .. 0.<l•atlerl ""' ""'''" •~twrno(lell Ofl .. •bOVe IC>-'IWI-. ._ ....... l»-S?U or ,.11 at lht OffkAt el IN f1141Mlflt ~I· --. ......,. ... " ,. Otl\19, °"" -...CM~ MIU. PL.AHfotlNG At P•OPO!e 0 TO llo'I DIU.AltAllON I lfolVlltONMIN· fHI '°O\.'-OWIHG hOTICE OF Hl41tlNG 0, PRTITION f'Olt P•OJATI ~H"""-rAUtJJ SU~llllOtlCCWll,Ol'CALIJOltHIA COUNT Y OF ORANGE f~t..teolAN"'ll ll:L OIJlll<.\M No•t<• •' NttOY Qh1tn 1"Wtl J•nt•\ ... Durham N\ ftlf'd d Pt'ltt1on tor c.o.-. HllMAll(IN 01 ~All 01 R(AL 1'110f'tH1V', LO<t .. O 61 111 l>o f-IO\il;•·r_ S.tnt.JAf~. C.A A he•r1ngon trw· 41bovt-iw-t111on • \41 lor Oc tCJC>or 11, 191 I •I Y 00 ~ 111 1n Uf Pl. J ORANC.f COUNTY cou~n·ou~E. 100(.•V•C (..en11r Or Ive W•tt, SAnt• An• CA A11trr to p1·t1t1crn tur turthttt p•rh<UJdl"\ D6tl-d ~plen•bor lb. i.11 Wllll•m S. SIJof>n Al11flol",tOu"1y(lt!r k. GlllEGORV N SEGUIN Attor,,.yAtUw 1111 CMT!py1 Or, S..1teJOO lrvlne,CA'11U l'uDlltlted OranQll <.D•\I Uol•IY PllOI, S.pt JO. Oct l.1 ... ,, PUBUC NOTICE ...... SU ... lllCMI CCWlllTO'° THI STATIO .. U.LIPOltNIA '0" THI. COUNTY Of' OlllANGI£ Ho.A.eJW NOTICI 01' MIA"IHG OP PETITION f'Oll COllll'fltM4TION OP ULI Of' lll AL ~llOPl!llTY E>t•t" ot ANNI~ ll:E OIJllHAM, O.cu...s. NOllCE IS HtlllllY GlllfN t ... I JAMES H OUR I< AM""' l1tlld ""'e1n • piwt1,1on tor C0t1t""'"''o" M ~,,. ot R••' J.lrOl)frty 1in<.;1'°'0 dt lt4t ~uTH ROSI: WOOD ~AN I A ANA CA. rt ter•n<"' h t w h1(h •\ •n•OP tor 1unM·r c>•tt•u,1it•r" MMI '"'-' ttv-um. •no Ol.)(f' ot lteA•lno the'°'"" ll•l bean ltl lor °' tober 11, 1"111, .-1 • 00 11 n•., In '"- courtroom of Oe~rt......,I No 3 ot u lo <ourt at 100 (Ivie Orntt Wti•t, In tnt Cl· Ir of S.nla Ana, CftlllOfol• Oateo !oeOl...,..b<'r •&, tQll WILLIAM Ii. SI JOHN CAl<>rtly Ct~r k GlllGOflY H. SIOIJIH 1171 c.M-DtlYf, S"lleJIO ll'VllM. CA'27 ,, AttwMylot:fM(llloner l"u!lll....., 0r .... 0t C:O.•l Oolly P1IOI ~pt. JO, Oct. J,,. 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE "c:TITIOUj IUS1HaU N..,,.. ITATIMllllT TIW lol._Hlt ""*'"art oel"f !NM· .... .. ,. SWEETUIND OltCl<ARD, I lllool· 1"11 Gottltl(IOf, t•M'h Of~ SI •• C..t•,,,..... CA titl1 lr11tfl•~Jr ·l'""""""" 1-11"-Mal'h Or ..... SI., (MU --. ... CA'1t» Tllh -llltU It COll ... Clff by a ........... '111W1111o. t rMllOrthtrcl T1mo!lt'fM s-uano INt t!M-1 .... flltel wltlt 1 ... COVlllVClef-ol o.-. C.O..otyons.pt. i•.1tn ,..,,n Putllltl'tad Orenvt COHI Oalty Pilol. s.tit u.».Oct.r.14. 1tn PUBLIC NOTICE nHIH. NATIONAL 01Vall$tf'lf.0 FUN- DING CO l'IOl MIM:Artllur 8tvd .• S<.lltt 111 P, Ne-1 8 .. C/I. CA 'I?"'° "lorl1WI IWIOll. 41 .. YI• -•In•. • 111 Marlna 0.. tt~r. CA 'I01tt Thi\ _.,...,I• to<WIU<led Dy an ,,.. OIYl-1 NOf'mM'I J\U1f" T h1'\ ''~'f'f"nt-nt wa .. tit~ wllh the C.ountr Cluk al Or-Co<tn1y on Sep. 1emi.r 16, "17 PUHi Publl•ftl'd Oun"" Coa•I Dally Pllol. Stpt JJ :J(J Ort. I, 14 1011 40111-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE .. K'TITIOUS aUSlllllSS Sf ATl!M&NTOP AUNOONMINf NAMl ITATIMINT Of' UH 0" T ... IOllOWlllt ... ..,.. It OO.no '4111 f'ICTITIOUS aUSJNUS NAlltel! ,,....,. Tiit IOl-1119 !>Hoon h•• •C.-.i lltV.ODOlC APT\., 70J Modelo• ll>t -ot 1 .... 11<1111...n bodl,...., n.omo Hlllll"'tl!OftlNcll.CA WOllLD WtOI HIALTM Sl"VICU ....,,, I... 9Nufl'llM, DO \ete '' •I •)(12 Sen 0.llflel Clr<le, a--. ... , .. 1"11 ....... CA• 110) Call ton.I• tOUI Tith~-lt~\M llY an In Tlltlklllloll•"""""'-'91orrot cll\tl..... lo •bove ••• fllecl In C:.U.1>h en ~ti 'Niii L. IMW'lll~ tO, 1tlt TNt ttet-1 w•• filed wlllt Ille 0-.. M Kell.,, UOt kn 0.IW"lel CO•""' (1 .. 11 • Orenot (_,,y t11 ... Clf<lt, a.-. P••-. CA ~JO ••"llltf ll, lt'7 ThltMlntU .. •t<on<lutlacl Dr an .... P11'1t tllvlduat Pulllllf>td Ortnoa ,.,. .. 0•11¥ l"llot \ll)r'ol(I Dolor~• M K•ll•• S..ot. 1 .. U. JO. Oct I, lt/1 40n 11 Tltlt •let.,._,t w•• llltO wllfl the PVBUC NOTICE ,.l, 11 PUBUC NOTICE Coullly c .... "'0.-~·· 01'15-0I •. ltll Publtllwd Oranvt C:0.11 Ootly l"llot S.p1 t•,U lO <lnOOctotierl,1917 '°'"'' PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. 111 SUP•ll10A COURT OF THE nu• OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COIJNJY OF ORANGE ... A·tJO.» NOTICI Of' Hl£Alt1NG Of' PE TITtOH FOR PROaATE OF WILL AHO POR LETTEll' TESTAMEN· T ARY ANO AUTHORIZATION TO AO. MINISTER IJ H Ol[ll T ltl[ INDRPl!NOENT AOMIHISTltATION Of' E$TATliSACT. (1tal< ol All.AN MElllE t<liR· HICO( .... AlLAN M. HERRICK •II• A M ttE kklC..K. (>t • ~dWO l•OltCL I~ t1t:RLtH C,llffN tll<ot ~l(.URt1V l'A(.IF1C NAllONAL UANft t'\t\ t.tt"'1 twre1n • pettt1on tor FICTITIOUS IUStM ESS 1.H ob.111 uf ~Ill rend tor l'"tt'"'' NAME STAT!ME NT 11 \lt:t••• ,, •• ,, 'r NH'I .tutrt0t•lttt1on to dO Tn-toUowu"tQ orrton\ •'• dolno bU'' ~~:~:.":;.:,,~ .. '~~ ~,:~~1.,1~~.~ .. ~;:~r.:~o ""''&~ANGE COUNT v (.As•,..~ r f 'Allllfl ,. , ..... ,, t or '"'' ttof:r lfdtlt(uldt ,, AHO TOP MFA~ A!>SO 'Oll C •n<t 11.~1 "• '""""no pl"<:< ot ""•rlnq Plat ttf\tl•Aw. CMlaMP'• CA.•1•11 lht-'"""' ,.,., tJitieo ... , for Octotwr 11, ROBERT J ~O.,TER 1tl0 H//,•ltUt)• ..... ,,.t .... lOVflroom~• Fe<k'r.tl Avtt • (O\l;t Mt-\.f\ {A 'n&11 U• J,l..H m.-111 ,,,, J cit ,.Hd CWf I, tlt 100 MAR ION l F>OSTl U '/t)O ll•H l •ut1r lJrtv• Wt·ist,1ottwC1ly'->f ,f<ttt,.al A."1', C~IA M,.,,., Cl\'11fi71 uml '11.ri•• t_.111to11Hd Thj\ bU'\lrW\\ 1-.. condu<h-d bv 41n un l.>Ah·\J •_,. lJ\HfllJli•r 1•1, 1·~11 tncorpo,.tf'C14tlOll OllY.r IMn A WllllAME ~IJOHN, PUBUC NOTICE CP·UM NOYICa TOC•IOITOllS au ... •ro. COU"TOfl TH• STATIOftCAl..IP.OltllllA P-0" THICOUNTYO•O•ANOI .... ...,... lh\lte tf CAltt.. aOHNllt OllH. $It • •'-4 CAltL I OtlH. Sit , oa CAlllL 90HNllll OttlS, ~ CAltL. I Giii iS. OKNMCI NOttCI f' HlltllY OIYIM to Ille credflert tJI IN._,,. -...o .,_,,. th•I .. 1 .,....,,, 1ttvl119 cl.irnt n•tl\•t '"" .aid --· ., ......... c1 ..... . 111em. wtltl U. llKM .. tr \.oucn.rt In tlM• olhC.f tf Ille Clerlt tf 11\t •bO .. •II t1t••C1 <0Utl,ort0Pt•Wflllhtm wltlll"" M< HM'Y -lier~ le I,.. llndN 'l1,1t1o<l •I II• trv\I Oeilenrntl't. HO NewP<;n Ctnl., 0r1 ... '°'I Oflkt Doa lite>, Newport ""-•~h. Calllornt~ tt6t0 ... nicn h uw plite.f' of bu\lnfl'\ nf fM VI'· <l•·nlQntl(J In"'' "''°'t' .. " or,t,.1n1tt<1 to th•• ri\t•tr Of '-•Id~,~,. w11111n tovr tn0'11'1' •tt••r u ... tlr\t pubflC•tlort of'"'' l\Otlu• O~l&d .... t>lembtr 1J t~ll \l"CIJRI TY l'ACl~IC. NAllONAl ftMO. llv Guv tl<1u< '"'' lru .tOtftt •·' E •..-tulot of lh" W tll M l h ,,bl')v1• OM•trtJ de(eGent WILLIAMY SCHMIOT ,.. ~ • .,Ml.-! Ot \wit• >00 lll•WPOf1 -~.CA HMO hi 11141 .... Ull AlllffttYIWa--PuOlt~ 0rMlV" (114 t (>,u11 i.111,,t S--pl 16 7) t0 Or I I, 1111 40llO II ------ 8LIC NOTICE '~ ,, .. NOTtCl TOCllSOITOll• 'UPllllOIHCWlllTO" THI tTATa 0~ CALf ~OllNIA 1'011 THlCOU .. fV O~OllA"Gr ...... .,141 l 'li't•· <rt I OW-4\tif'U I tfCJ11 HOOC,O(JU, 0. ,., , ..,.,, r4QT If J , .. , ... kt I "( r.PJt ,. ,,, IM (U·dlfOf\ (if UW abo-Y• tWrned l"liM•tl•Ot tt"141 "" lJI , \1.#ttt n..•lf'O ( ••• ,..,. •c.t•'"''·' tilt' ./\lf1 ,,.. ... ,.n-nl ,.,~ ,,. .. ,u.,,.'1 h> ftl• PUBLIC NOTICE '•C'TlflOUS au'1Nltl N..,..I. ITATIMINT T .... IOOOWlllO--•.,• CIOtnQ Du•I· .,.,, .. , ( C CAM~l.111.ANO, 111-tnar_. I t"' GltrOoftGr..,.. <.A t7MO Cite\. i >-•11 I( Wlnf,.141 1011 Kl11t1 llltl . HeWJ>CN1 a...,.,, CA.., .. , Thi\ ""*-• " <~I-b¥ An on Ol•l- 0..• WIMltlCI Tiii• •lelor\'Wf>I Wh "'" W•lh llw County C.tH•., Oreneit (A>unlJ on i..c;1 • ttlJ l'at41l Pubt•~ Oranoit CMU 0.11, Pilot. 5.91>1 ' I•, 11, ~ lt11 PUBLIC NOTICE .. ICTITIOUS aUStlllll '5 NAMISTATl.Ml!NT The ltlllowlnq _..,,, Is dol"11 bu!li 11 ...... LYNN'& HALLMA"K \HOP, llll ••••IOI, Co\t. Mo!••· CA.,.,. J llr-1 Cr~•. H~~ Glorlo••, Ml\\lur1\11t10 CA'76/S fhl\ l>U\~>I "Concll.l<led by •II Ill .... 1e11u.tt J .ltoi.ncro-. Tlllt tt.i-..4 ..,.,, tllf'O ••1'1 the c_, Clerk of Or-Covntr on S.01> ••m,..n, I'll f'lltu rovll'h l..i 0.-Coe1t Dally Pllol \4> .. 1' n ID Ott 1 "11 "'2j..ll PUBLIC NOTICE •1CTIT10U\ aUSIMESS NAM• STATIMlNT l fylt , .. ....,.~ Qlltr '°" '" ooo-.q bu"· "''' ., \.IJ N SCf LANOSCAPf \fftYICf\ 1'1 C•l>flllo t.Mta Me ... 'A"1U7 ,.Clft•H l•f"•t\ArO '••tPl~on. 111 r Arffillfl (p\h Ml-~ J. CA VltJU r hta w,.,.,,.' conoucteo by an m t1fv1-...1 Ann•td r ••tt l\On f~f\ \t"''""""'' W•' Hl.O with tflr to;;nl r Cl••• ol Or M>ll" C ounl yon S..pt. """ thtim w1lh .,..,. '"'' • '"'., v111.Ji t ... '· I" 1"4"> olflt" '''tr.. ct.''" ''' o, .. \bov• tn tnit!dtourt,.or ff) On v·nt fh•••t1, wUh\fW n• V '\YttV vr>U4 hl•t\ ti>,,... ,,n,,.,,,~ •t c 10 W1ll1a"l E l-'6Wfltl PrlltlC>f'M 11t 1f,QO Dov• ~1 d 110, NP""'r>O'"t lt•tH't. CotllformA, wh1tn '' ttw• (1IM1t c;f hU\1 '"''' ot thu unt.h t\~""d In •II m•tt•n P'!rtalnlnq ti> '"" ,.~'''"' o• ,,,,., 0"'" dflnt, W•lhln tour m<1nU'I\ 11HH th• ftt\t • oublk"tlhonot tht\notit.e. HUH """""""' Or._. '""'' 0~11y Pt101 ~Iii f, 1l, U, Jtl, IYPI ltlll /1 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS •VSIHl!SS NAMl ITATIMIHT The lollowlng per.,,., •r•4o1"9 bU\I D•l4'd~~1•r.1bl'< 1), lt/1 Wtl UAM E POWl!LL Pfo11t10t, .. r 1Ea•<ut0f"o·fthf' Wollofl ..... ,,..,,_,..,.,..d ""'""""t OfHISL KAST•N HOO Oow SI • 2 llt H.._t .. .cll,CA Tel: 171417SMIU Att-Y tw "-4111- Publlllled Or-C<>••t D••lv P1to1 Sepl. 16, u . JO. Oct , • "" 40$1 11 PUBLIC NOTICE rttCTITtOIJS aUSIHl!H NAME STATEMENT Th<' lol•o-•no per-.ons •rt OOHIQ bvM ~'\\., ttUNTINC.TON CENTER CAR WASI<. 1..or.1 Suen Blv<I, Hunt1.-01on Buth C.A 9'1>'1 AJltdrtCt lnYP\tmf'nh M an«1Qf> mt·nl, -t ~l1torn1,, corOOf"eUon 1M~1 Brath Blvd !>uolo I II, t<unllno1on 8~•<~ CA •IM 1 Ja'""" r Crewt~d. tlt> f 11111• R1l11 Ltt Hnhra CA90&J1 rn1 bu,.,..,.,, • , < ondut1tod t>v " ()t"nttdl l>d'lner•~hlP ""' .. Wl!AR 'N SHARE, ltH lfl<tOtl• Strttt, Su11eJ, <:.Mt• Mr'><1. CA Ill-rt Oe Jon9 211 bht ::.1 NtwPOt1 S..clt CA 9)661 A"°'« l 0. Jor>q. 711 4hl SI , Newpor1 Be<1<h, CA f'll>Ol Thlt ~n..• 11 conducted by •~ '" CIM-1 Roi» t1 0. Jono Tiii• tUl-1 w .. lllecl Wllh IM County Cieri! ol o..,. Co<Jnh on Se~ i.mt>er 12, 1'11 l'l1nt Publl~ 0-""'0f O>a\l Oe1ly P1101 Sept 14. U. 30. 0<1 1, 1tn 4021.11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS llJ5tHESS NllME STATEMENT Thf' t0Uow1no per...an' 1're dof"O bu'• M'\\ ~· VNtFLITf VACHl!> NfWPOllT 81' ACH, '001 W"\I ~" Hoon.,.~-. Ntwl)Ot1 8t •l<I\ C.AV1b6l N*WllO<I Pi.;tllf M<trlOf• Inc • r alHorf"ll• COf'pot"Allon, ?00' w .... , Crtt\"lt HIOhwav, ...... port 0.¥h. CA ql•~l ln1' b\A\lt'W""\" ·~ tOticJuc.h.'1.J Hv o 1.u• par.,11on NEWPOIH PAC.If It MAFllNf ,INC pertntr~IO C..VYflt)' tu, .. NOTICI! TOCOHTltACTOllS MAlll()N f fO~TF q ~PIE,.CE 6M<NAla Seal.O IW'OC>O\AI< wlll b.t rtctlved at Thi\ •l#l_,I wH lllt<I ""''" tht &v JAME SW M<NA&a All1Anrf' IOVf''\lfl'lt"nt' Mc,.\~m,•nt ShelCIOn Gro•\mtn PrftlO.nt Tnl' ,,..,t..,.,..nt wo llltd w11n II\• County Clerk ol OrMO!' County on SotOI :zo. 1~11. frent. E Cowt~r. Jr Prf'MCIO~t T111• \l•l~t WA> t•l•'Qe Countron!>ept 100\.FIO ..... Ho noo Fore.try, 2$24 Mulb•"Y Strut, '· 1911 lo. A•'"'· CA'CIOll ·~. 1'11 ltlverlldt, C.lllornl• 91!02, l.lnlll 2.00 Fatt67 Tel lltJll»-.. JS Pm., locel lime, Oct<>Oer 4, 1'11, •• Put>llslwod Or..,Q<! CO.t\I OA1ly Pllol Allor My'"' P.t•l1ontr "'""' Pu1>11°"""' Or•nq< C<M\I O••IY Potot. FU110 Publh.t'l'd OrArK)tl tod\t Oaily Pilot, •hl<ll time ...., pi.,. U>ey Wiii be S.pl. 9, ... ll. JO. 1'11 l•u•• ........ 0<""'9' V"''·' 1.1 .... , Pilot. 'O'fl 71 'I" 11 pybllclr --rMO, '"' II• c°"' 1111• 11!.4' ·:..·p~t:._:"':.·:.JAJ::.""°=::..:Ot~t~•::·..:'.:.";.· __ _:.->:;•::).;;.1..:,'t--------------i-------------- SI-Pl 23, 30, Oct, I," 1•11 Stpl 2J. 30. Oct '· t•. 1911 ''ructlan al 8 borr1Kkt tdOltlon, •I ~ 1---------------- Dap.,lrnenl ol For11try, Et Toro P UBLIC' ..... "OTICI-: Pt;BUC NOTICE Pl"llLJC NOTICE I PUBLIC NOTICE rtO<'ttl l'lre 514111Clll,, l!I Toro, C.lllO<"ftl• ·' . .,.,.,, IOUtecl In l!I Toro al 1'022 El Toro Aoecl, In a<<~ wfllt pl- •ncl -lfl<otl.,1 tltaOlfora. 11• must lie """"'llllld for tllt tfltlrt work OH<rl-""''•"'· D•vletlont from dr-11'1!1' and •P•UkMlont Wiii NM.,.~-.., andwlllw c...w for relecllOftol~ In oe-··· thl•PfotKI ·-·~ ,,,. con1truct1on ol • ,_,,, SC1U¥e IWt wooCI ,,..,,,. -•Ion loen n 1111no btll•dlnq, wlllt concrete !oundatlon •nd tOO.Cr•t• 'l•b "-· <oncme ,..._,nlnv -111. \!IHI vtnvt lw11\/I tt00<lno . .,,., w•ll ln- t .. lot tlnlSll, -tru<< with clou "A" compo\tllon \hlnQle' •ftctrlc•1. mecn.nic•t -plumbtno work Dr•wlflOt -~lflu\IOft\ for ,. •• •m..,altort .,.. an ""' In offl<o ot lh<' O.p.trt"*'1 ol Forutrr. 2S14 Mulberry S1tul, lllYet<lde, CA '7S02, 2J012 Iii Toro ROl'd, El Toro, CA 921>3>, on Ille IOI> <ilf', and Satr•mtnlo ollic~. •nd YArl()V\ euttdltrs E-CM"O'I on oces. Contr.cton may OOl•ln 11•-•not. -clllUtl-. and pr-wit •0tm1 for thlt work by requa11l09 thl!m from Ill& Colllornt• O..parlmtnl of ForHtry, JSJ4 Mulll9rry Street, lliv•rsioe. CA '1!02. No Otpotll will be required. All.,. tile bid -lllrio. I~ drawlr19t •nd 11>9cltlc.ellon1 are to be returneo to It. ll•lt. Ol!PAllTMENTOI' FOllUTllV L.A."'°'.,• Dlrt<lot Publl\lteel Or_,. C:0.11 O•lly Piiot, lept 1', U, IO, lt17 PUBLIC NOTICE U 5 ,-OSTA .... S&."VICC STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT ANO CIRCULATION (Rcquv•d b• 19 U.S C. JflRJJ I . TITLC O f' PU •L.ICA 1 tOH .ll OATE 0 1' P'tt.ING D.iily Pllt t with which i s combined the News-Press --, Sept ,_.2S~_19~17._7.__ ..... ). ,,.l.OUt..HC.Y o r ·~~UC • ANNUALLY ""''~ '-=i· HO OP' 1aaut.a ,.UeLttt•kO •• A H NU AL SU 8$CHll'TION Daily __ _ _ 365 _ _ _$54 .oo __ _ 4~ L.OCA"TIOH o • t(NOWN or f 1c1. o ,. P\Jlh .• ICATIOH /.'J'""'· Clh County, .!>lot* arul ~11· Ct•tl•J tNot 1nmfrrt) 330 Weq t B11y Street.. Cos t ·1 M"-;~t. Orange Coun~Ja_!J.fogii'!_ _2_2626 __ ,:LOCATtON o;, fHL HtADGfVA flTCfl'-OR c .. e.NCAAL OU!tlNE'$SOf'CJ'IC&• 0 1' THt. PUULl~H\.A• (Not p,,,..,.,., S:lmc NAME.-, ANI) C.CJMPLI Tl AODIH <;St'> ()f PUOLl!.HLA. (01 TOR, ANO MANAt;tN!, I l>l2...'.;'"---------f.------------""•'-tlHIClt (No'"' and Ad11rt.,J llobcrt N. WN'd.1. 330 West Bny Strcet ..... _cost a~_eJ!~iiQilj.__61 __ 9)626 1--="-' -------·-----1 lrOITOff (Nt1nw an1J ""''""'' Thomas KC'cvi.l, 330 Wc•st Iliy Street, Co~ta Mesa, California 92626 ----MAftifAQll'~O CDIT OR (Nam, on.t l\cJ,trciM) Thomas Murphinr . 330 West Bay St reet. Cost a Mesa California 92626 1• OWN[ R (If own•d h)' 0 r'HIJtlr'1tlun. U• ,,0,,,, aitd Oa.Jrlru1 mu.11 bo atotC'd gnd oflo jm1tu•dlot•l'1 tlt1reun,t.rr th .. num•·• 01td 01l1J1'••;·1 Of lh>c"-• hold_.,. owrunr nr h,,ldint I ,,,,1 rnt •~r mur• uf rutol ornnunl nf 1tr>rlr. I f nut own.,,d by o C"Orpnrol'•>"• th•"""'"' ond OlfiJr"f-'HCI• of,,,,. '"dlddwl ownf'rt "'"'' h• ''"'" II nuinvd ,..,. 0 1,0,.,,.. •. ,,,.,/1 Qr r;th1•r unfnc•>rPOn1t'd firm, ti• nom~ onrl fJdd"''• a• u1l'lt M that u/ t:uclt indh 11r..,ot mutt be 11lu«'l1 J NAM e AOON (SS------------, ~-O-r_a_n-1s:-,e-C~o-11_'l_t . .....,Pu::-:b~ff;h ing Compnny, a co~. t i on, owner _ou1,1.!> Uc a tion~ ·--------, 330 West B,y St rcet,-Costa Mcsa,_Ca1:_!forn:ia 92626. All of the i:;t ock _______ ..., •• of theownor corp_o~ation i s owned bv Ti;;,Ts Mirror CollJE!!...nL TimcDtirror _Sgu<1r.~c ___ .., t~a Anaole•. California 90053 "-NOWN a O"IOHOLOU ... MOl'ITOAOllS. ANO OTHl!l'I SliCUl'ltTV l<OLOElllS OWNING DA HOLDING 1 PEACl!NT OA MORE 01' TOTAL AMOUNT OF •ONOS, MOATGAGl!I Ofl OTl<ER SECUfllTtea 1/f lllt .... ,,, non• .... •laJ•I ---------. NAME None •• FOR COMPU TION ev NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AUTl<OAIZEO TO MAil AT SPE.Cl,.L RAT(S (.'ittrtlon 132.122. '''""I Th• purpo••. fur"ctlon, end nonpfoflt 1t•ru• of ,nit oro•t'f.i•tlon t nd th• •••mpt •••,u• for fedt tet \ncom• t•" ourpoM• (f'hf'~lr on~J O HAVS NOT CHANOC'O OUltlNG flt'l•C:KOINO 11 MONTH• D HAYS CHA.,GllO OUfllHO ..... c:wotNO 11 MONTH• (If clton,111. p11blU/ltr """' ""'""" ••r1klnulk>n of ~IMlllP wlllt I/I/JI d ol•m•"' I IO. &XTENT A"ID NATURE OF CIRCULATION •· ,.AfD CIRCUt.ATION I. 8ALICI TMltOUOH O•At.&ltS ANO CARlt!Clt&, S"Tltlt&T V&NOOlt& ANO C:OUN~ Sit &At.IE8 I. MAii. •U•ICltll'TIOH& c . TO'fA'-f!AIO ClltCUt.A'ftON l~u"' of I OIJI and IOBIJ AllEl'IAOE NO. COl'tES CACH 1SSVI! DU flt NO l'RECEOINO 12 MONTI<$ 45 057 256 ACTUAi.. NO. COPIES Of' SINGLE ISSVI! PUBLIS HED NEAAUT TO f lLINO DATE _ 45 503 267 u'> ·n1 45 770 l--~~~~~~~~~~~~~--i--~~---~~~,-~- o , l'lt&& Dt&ntt•UTION ti¥ MAI'-CAltltl&lt Olt OTttlCfO MCAN9 .,. ............ COMPt.IMIHTAflY. ANO OTHClt ,. .... co~••• 958 1.033 C. TOTAi. OtlTltlaUTION """' •f C _,, 01 ut.. 211 46.eni l'l Bl I< 'O I l('t , ~\J .. f •101t \tl"J•t Llf fHI \tAt • • • t•lt•u• .. •• ru• t .. t tCXIN1r0,0•AloVl ,.. .... ,, .. t•t UI It '011( t: -•C r 10(.11 OltOll\ \U"l lllOll (OUllT 0 1' fHI \tAtt O• CAL,,OllNtA r o11 IHl COUNT\' 01' OllA .. (>11 ,.Ofl<t O • "f All l lo " OP Pt 11110.. H >ll l'llQaATI (IP WIU ... A"'" I •I.eh t tt ¥Ate f C,, IUU)'#H ... f'•wd .... " ~·"· .. , , ..... ,.., ....... POii AVt,.UllllAflON tg AO MIOl l)lt• V .. 0 1• l"t ht[lt Ji't .. tJINt Al)M t .. t•t•AttOlrt OP t)IAU\4(1 '1'Ul1\I I" *11 "t ht (11vtH tlltr• ffl(I ,..,, /J 1"'9 ........ H<t<t ... IJ 1)t( .... ftt "••• .-1 I• 'Woft r •• r"4 t .,.,.,,, .. ~ont ''• '-~ • •'"""' .,.,. •• 11.11••a h> tu• o., ru ••• tn. t•f • ... , " •tovo heir\ tr• ,,. ft • "' ,.., t , .. , .. Of ., ... •OrW•• .,. l1ll•Jtth.otf • ''4~f'~'f'1lthtm ••lhtN ,.. nwr 11 •1"" rwr h.t owr """°"' , • .,,..., •flt1• '4fw .. ciffi()J.A• ftYMAM,JJliJ '\,e11 4/IAI ~~ \.fl.... 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PLBl.IC '\OTI( f; c,. ti~ NOTICE TOC•fOITOllS SUl'IE•t~ COUllTOF THC STATE 0, CALll'O•HtA "011 THEGOUHTYOfOltAHGf ..... •Jltt (\I.ti•· of IONI !JAVIS,••• MAltLO.AOAVI~ ~"'""'" NOTt([ IS Hl Ill AV C.IVl N Jo,,., f ,,.011(11'\ <A ttw dbOv• n•m• n ewe Htflnl thdt all pt rV..in\ n.-y1nq < l•1m\ ••0•1n\I th~ \did cJt_-<..otnt •r~ '"'IUlffO 1n 11t11 t~m. with ll'WI: nt.•<•·\~ty vou<twir\ 1n tht> ott1c• of thfo c ,,.,._Of '"" al>Ovf' ,." 1•tl••d court or to pr,.\t.nf Hwm, With Ulf n!'Ct\\aF'f\l'QitJtfy.,.\ 10 0'M" vndf"f\IQnt'd al th• ldwotflc~of Ill 0(1(, OR 1(1<N£ R o ... • \ .u ,t uo ~llf 1 ..-.,._of .;1oth1n four lf1(#,.0t\t11ftH ,._, flf\f pu0t1J•11t)f\ Uf f,,h f\'' t . u ... ,,~ .. .,.._,. '" '", M.Artur1111 Mt ~ ... ,h(''"'n I U• vt11" vt tf•• WHt ot ltW .tOl.,_ MN1rl1 t .. t t"04'Hl OOllA H HY"'4AH U/O """ M.tl'"ll\O )1•_., lhA-•,CA- h l Ul)J :.) OM °' ltw,., to< E u cwt,1 If • ~ll•• ,_.,, fjlrfm-1" < Otl\t lJitll'( ~tlOt, ~l'I H, JO Ori I . 14 till 0 41,, Pl'Bl.JC' ~OTICt: ---------F•CTI nous IUSIHIESS NAMIE ST .ATfMfHT r r 1 --u"'"''"" P''' "°"',. •" ~ ooutQ ousJ n " Al'!IJ VON ".ARMAN. 4100 VOii ",.,,, .. , Nt•w(l()rt Bfio•<n (AYJ~ Je,, 'f L ~· "" , .. , 1144 Port t.~Hlt"" Pf Nl"'We>urt ~«h CA91660 k·b ti A Hrdfotf. )9'9() W!'\\erly f'I N•-wn>t I i::W•< n CA •1660 "'•' l\c:trd C> & ... <hlt-4 i101 Dover O' ; 16 ~'4 .. wi;.t(18fo"ttt CA•lt.bO T "" tiu,,,.-.. . ' '' < onouc ltd by • 'Jt.nt 1.d f,Mr1rw~rVuQ Jt,,.,s.c~ ... ,,.,. l t\1\ t,,f 1h•tnt·nt ""°.t'> f11f'd Wtlh t~ r "'"'''I c tH 11 Of Or-dnQc' Counl v O'l Sept I~, IV/I FIJIU Puhl•.~ Qf ''"')P Co ''' Daily Pilol, '><•1>1 IJ. JO, Ott I, 14 1011 40&ll II a. LOPIN, IN(. t77~ North ll•OddW~Y. ------------1 ~•nt11An.,, C.tl1torn1•'1IOt. wn1cn I\ thf• pt.c:• Of bt.n.1nt!..,\ of t~ undrr\IQn~d In All m.tlttl'f'\ ~rt•lrunQ to I~ .,,,.,, or \did Ot:<eO-nt, within foot month-. •tlrr lr>e 11,..1pu1>4lc•t•onof lll1\not1<•. DolNI So!lpl""'bfl' t~. 10 I 8RA0Lf Y J DAVIS RUBY HARRIS (of ••cutO•\Oft""Wlllol tr. .tbovr rwmf'd dee fl"~ot J. ( ~ "'""" BLOCK, IAICICHE• a lOPIH,INC 1n•H0<1111r~y S.."l<t AJW, CA ~IOI T•I 1'114lt:»-OMI AH-y1 tor C. E .. Cllt4'rl Publt"""' Or-C:O.•t Dally P tlol, PUBLIC NOTICE P'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS HAME 51'.ATfMEHT Tn• foltowl"Q "'"""' is doing bc.s1 np\, •• ~ E HNIE'S GOURMET MEATS, 467 l 11111s1 ,C.O.taMtt•.Cdllfo•nle92!>27 t: rn•·\• f A1cf'llm•vr. 1841 At\ah~•m St • 11110, Costa Mtw, CA ~1611 Thi\ ~flf'i• " cO<KSuctfd by an ln-d1v10...1 Er,..,.IF Al<hlm•yr Tll1\ •1"1....-1 Wdl fllf'd w il" I .... Countv C.lrrt of 0rd"9e County on S.1>1 16, 1911 ~Pl 23,lO, Oct I 14, 1'77 FIJI" 41lt 71 PUDh\tV'd 0r.....,.. C0'11\t Oaily Piiot ------------Sl'PI 23.JO,Oct 1,14 ttn PUBLIC NOTI CE P'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS H.AMESTATEMEHT ""..,. •Ollowtnq °"'~'•re oo.no bu\1 ""\\ct\ GROUP 104 PRODUCTS, llOO A~m1 Aw,. Apt. SP, CO\I• MtW, CA rnoa J~n•t DPlh While, 1)00 Ad•m\ ••e. No \P, (!>'to Mf'\11 CA '11671> Arlhur Philip Roottow\~y. 1)00 Ad.1ms ... ..,., No SP. Cos•• M-.a. CA 9161~ Th•· bU\1,,.,..\\ t\ con due 1fld by • 0t'""'••I p..tfhlf''""'" Allhtu P i'HllO Au<IHOW\ky J1ul"t 0.•th Wh1•t- 'lhl\ \t11tN·nf'nl w~~ ~ltf'd w llh th~ rnvntv Ctr<~'" Ordn~ Countv on S..01. 10, 1q11 P UBLIC NOTICE .. uo SVPERIOA COUATOFTHf STATE OFCAL.,,ORNIA FOii T"ECOUHTYOFORAHGE No. A-tll16 OF PENT~~:~ ~~:~:.~~~'fEOF WI LLANO LETTEllSOF AOMIHIST RATION WITH Wt LL. AHHfXfO AUTHORIZATION TO AOMIHtSTEA UNOEltTHE tNOEPENOENT AOMIHtSlRATION OF fSTATIESACT f.\tdfP 01 GRANT W. SMITH, OtCf',,\f>d NOl1Cr IS HEllEBV CIVEN tn.tt RULM10 ~Ml IH, kCJC.Ek :>MITH I> (.AfHJll. VAOE. ... Ila• "'"" twretn •• ,.ln67 pipf1f11"" tor probdt,..ot w1t1 dl'KJ tetter\of Pui.11 .. 1\t'(j °'""''""" (O~"lt 0_,lfy Poot, ddm1ht\lf.1rt111'1 w1lh Wiit dnnea.t!d dOd ~pt 1l Wt.Oct I, 14 141/ tor .tutho,1tdt1on to oarrun1\l~r u..-.oer- 40'f1·11 the 1nCSt-O•:ndt"n t adnHl"U\1r•lton of ------------:;:ii;~~;~~ r~~;~~=:~wa~~,\~';'~ PUBLIC NOTICE '"'"'•nctllla<Po1 ~ .. ,."9, ... ...,m .. 11a. -----------11+-ln ~I IQr Qcl_.r 11, IVll, .. 1 10 00 .. 2 .. SUPfRIOR COUATOFTHE STATfOF(AL.IFOltNIA ,OR THECOUNTYOFORAHGE Ho At)Of7 NOTICE OF hEAlll HG Of' PETITION ,OR PROBATE OF WILL. .ANO ,OR l.fTTlRS TESTAMEH TA•Y ANO AUTHOAIZATIOH TO AO· llAINISTEA UNOtlt T"C AO MINISTRATION OF CST Al ES ACT f.\t•I• ot HOlllkf V.llLl.AM HART Y•&• 1>011 HAHi• d k • l<Olll.1<1 V. HAkl'f "''' l'<CJl<lkl WILLIAMHAf.fl.,.'>R ,0..'<<'d .... d NOi l(.L IS Hl kl UY C.IVf N llWI JOHN l HAl<IY hd• lllf'f•t'1n a ·• m • tn ttw couttroom of D\>p,attm,.111 r•o 3 ot \did <-ourt, ~t 100 C1v1t Centn lJr ..... Vit \l, 1n trw C.lty ot Sdnl,. Ant1 c .. 11torn.a D•tf<I Sept-r 16 t971 WIL.UAM £. SIJOHH, County Cieri< S'T AHL.IE Y 8 PARRY, ESOUIAE UJll Vtdory 81.,0,. V•n NuY$, CA •M01 'Tel UIJl 1-SlJO Allonwy lor· "-ttttOllH ~ublt""'° "'-c.o.,,, o.uly 1'1101 Sf-pt l", JO....., Ocl •. 1q11 '14'-11 PUBLIC NOTICE '"''"°"for P'~JIP Ol w•ll •no'°' 11'1 FICTfTIOUSllUSIHESS ht~ t1 .-tlu~nfftr~ .,,~ dU1hOt11A11on lo NAME STATEMENT .1dnt1rn\ttr uOOf'r ,,,,. 1ndf'~nl tto TM tottowtng oc-rtons ••_,no bu.M-1H•n•\tra1tof'1 ot ~t•h·\ ,,t ,, rt'tfrf'n<•• to M 5\ ai "'h•th 1\ "'""" IO< furtl,.:r P<lrf•<VIAr\, S C SYSTEMS, 9S88 El T•mbOr. ,111<1 tlwt ,,.., ''""' M><l pl...:• at nurinq Fou..1a1nva11-v. CA9?70I tnc Hn\r' n..s ,,....n ~I tor 0t101>u 1t, a.,.,,.,d M. H~rv•y, 9388 El Tern. 1~11. ~• 10 OU,, m. 1n ""' <ounroom ot r, F°""tainVelley,CAt?IOI [1t>Pclr•nlf'flt No J of \i&1d court, 1tl 100 fotfrey A. Davies. 407 s (1y1(. C••nltr Or1w Wl')I, In Uloei (1ty o Prl~. AA_.,.•m, CA 9?804 :,,1ntdAM,Calllornl.i Slitnley E . i<ulch, ttSO E D.tll'<I ~PIPml)o•ll, 1'71 ,,,..vyChA.e.8rN,CA9?6lt WILi.i.AM E SI JOHN, Thi\ bvslnen Is conducted by fl County (.lerk 941n•••I p;trt/le~lllp MILL.fR,M.c:OOHALO, S.rnard M. Ha...,..,, BUSH a ACKERMAN Tiii• •tbl-t WIK tllf'd with t~ JOHN M MIN NOTT co ..... ty Clen al OUnQI! an S.0.Hnl•" IUSH HA..-11¥ct.,!>leJOO "· t~n Fwll•'1°" C..lltonWA •UJJ l'IUU hi: 11141"1-Publl\ht!d 0ra"9e Coul Dally Pilot. ... 110,.,,.~ t ..... "-tiel-Sept 23. :io. 0c1.1. u. tqn 1>u1>11..,.., Or~Otl Co-e•t Oally Pllol ••JA.n !>4'pt.2'1,JO""°Ott.•,t01 •hHI ----------- PUBlJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITlOUS IUSIHEU .. 211 NAME STATEMENT SUP'EIUO. COU•T OF THE Tri.foOowlnv per'!Onuredolnv !MN· STATE 0" CALIFOltNIA ,OR ~u• THE COUNTY 0,.011.AHGf T"E CRYSTAL. INN, U Mon.lf"(ll .... A-tJOU Bay Ptan, LA9uN1 Ni9<Jel. CA m n ~OTICli Of' HEA•I HG OF Burt MeyPrt, WPSt Inc., • P'ETIT1°'4 ~· P'•OIAT[ Of' WILL. Qlllorn•• corporation nlJ S~YllN AHO FO• UlTTIEltS TESTAMEH Orlwt",1.A9'Av8e&cll,CA"2•51 TA•YAHOAUTHOlllZATION TO AO Tiii• bu\l~I I• concluctld by. cor- "" I H I S T £ • U H O E A T H E POr•llon IHOEP'EHO•HT AOMINISTllATIOH BURTMEYERS.WEtrlNC. OF ESTATllS.ACT. Bur1Mew,., Pre\id<lflt Estate ol PAULINE C.AAO HILER. This llelement ...... flied wltll ,,,. De<HW<I. CoU1>lyClert1o!Or-CourrtyonSeot. NOTICE 1$ H~ReOY GIVEN t""'' ''· "n. EMER!oOH G. HILER, M 0, II•• II~ fllJlU ~rein• !MtlUon lor P!'Ol>al• of Wiii •no P\lbllv.d OrilnOf' Coest Dally Piiot, 1or L.etterJ T•Uamefll.,y and Sept.1J,JO,Oct.7, 14, t'17 •uthOrlre!IGn lo aclmlnl•ler ut.i.r 111, •nclet>e.-it at1mln1llr•tlon ot ntate\ -----------&Ct. ruferl!nte to Which 11 m-lor turtner pa1 lkular\, ON! that tn. tlrnt PUBLIC NOTICE ano pl.JK• of lltorlnQ tile same Ila•.,..., ----------- Ml lorOclobtlr II, 1911,ofll tO:OOe m., In "CTITIOUSaUSINEU Ille courtroom ol 0.parlmtnt No. J Of NAMl!STATIMINT "41td <curl, •I 100 CM< Cenler Orlvt Tiie IOI-Ing l*'llOll 11 dolllQ butl-W~\I, '" th• City OI Sant• An•, ,,..,.,: C..lltornlo. ICl•L.YN PRODUCTS, 2W El· Da1oc1~"'*r20,19n ,.,....,.., emta Mesa, CA 926» WIU,IAM •• S4JOHH, Conny Edith Bader 2157 El· C.-.tyClef11 1_.e,C:,O,taMesa.CAtt'v' • UOl:HI! L WA TSOft T"I' ~"-9 Is conduct~ by.,. ln- ttt1t CMllM <Atllll•-lle 21t dlvkluel. S.•'-C.11r-.CA$7f Cbmye.der Tell 0 '41111-lut Tiii• lll4emeftt -fli.f 1*ftll 019 ,.tt_., ... ! P"'41t'-Collnty Oefll Of OAftOe CouMv Oii ifft. Puti11.,.0renvec-t0111\rPl1oC, 20 1m 5-pt.2',JD-Ocu, m7 .aa-n ' · ..nu 'PUBLIC NOTICE "'*1"'9d Or-. ClMtt o.tty P"'4. Sttlll. u. ». oa. 1. t4. wn 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 5 6 7· ·8 .. • .. hlOle • • • 1000-2999 ...... o1. J000-4Ht .. llM ... 1 ...... ,_.,, ' ,_.... ~5CM9 Houus For Sd~ Housu For Sak Friday St.:ptembllr 30, 1977 DAILY PILOT 03 GC"Mrol 1002 I I 002 GtMrol 1002 G~rol ·••••·····•·•·•••·····• ••······•••·····•·•••·· .•....••••••....•...... -ESLEY N.° . IESTVALUE IN HARBOR VIEW 1\YLOR >"CO .4.... ""' ,~~., .. 2 ..\ ,, d1·n or J bed 1 111 ()cllghtrul pJllOS, }•JI .t llq.:hlv up.:radt•<l lm111ctJ on·up.tnl'Y. H.EA L TOHS .sillCtJ, 1 H4 ERRORS: Ad•~rtlHrs should clMck tft~ir ads daily and report er· ron Immediately. Th~ DAILY PILOT ossum~ ff ability for ti,. first In· corred lnHrtion only. ...........•..............•.•.•.•...........•. OM llG CYH GOLF COURSi>-$191,500 Fantastic long range view of fairway. 2 Bdrm & den 2 ba Pinehurst model. Beaut. quality cptng & drapes. Lge patios, closed dbl gar. end unit. Comm pool, jacuz~i & tennis els. $18,500 cash for lease/ option moves you in! CORONA DEL MAR G~n.rol I 002 G.....-al I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE allra<:tive 4 bdrm. 2 both, 111ni:le storv, used brick frplc. Beamed ceilings, hardwood floors. Lge pauo. 48 f\. lot. $225,000. DU,LEX (..OH'ly duplt'x, carh unit ha\ tnl( 2 bedrms cat·h Walk lo beach. Pnrc<l to :.I'll ~ LIDO ISLE newly remodeled 4 bdrm. d~n. 4 bath, hving rm w/rathedral ceilings. Lge master bdrm suite. 5224.950. 21 11 S• Joaquin HIUt Road NEWPORT CENTER. H.1.. 644-491 0 lllSll.tiHt \llY ., ;,,,, ,, Ji I,, 14. .. , \ '" t • 151~ I Cml Hwy Co1on1 dcl M~t Publishtt's Notice: All real e:.tult? ad vert1sl'CI in th1-, ne\\spupt•r I'> sub Jt:l'l to the Ft.•dcral F;11r lluu.,1ni: i\1:t ol l!Jllll \\hwh m ... kcs 11 llll'J.:al to a1h c rltst.• · "' n ~ pre h•11•111·c, hnutalion, u1 d1 ... 1T1m111.1t111n IJ,1.,t·<l on rat:t.'. rulur. rl'11g1un. st.•x or na1111nal 011g111, or an in11•nt111n I•> rnak1· ••nY MK'h J>r<•frn•nce. l1m1t.1 LUXURY waterfront condo. 2 Bdrm, 2lf~ bath. Pool, jacu1.zi, 24 hr. security. Brand new; comp. furn. $220,000. General I 002 Gftterol 1002 NEWPORT •·····•·······•········ ........•.........•••.. EL CHEAP 0 llrmg :.in olfrr. 1\ :1 hdrm d l'l'llratur's delq:hL S l·clu1!1·d pati o an d cu..,..lom "un <l1:1:k IL :. 10 Newport lk'ach and you c.·:in \\,Ilk to lh<' ocl•an. S.iti 2.:n:i PENINSULA 4 bdrm, 2 ba home. All amenit1ei.. Lovely area. Sl95,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside 011vc. N 8 67S -6161 lton, 11rd1~<:nm111~1l1011." G----' ~ I 002 GtMrol I 002 1"hi!i ne\\o"sf>JJ><-•r "'ti I nnt •••••••• ••• •••••••••••• •••••• • ••• • •• •••••••• •• k11ow111~I y a u 1·pt .111y adv1·rt1 ... 1ng lor r l'al t...,l;ell• "hu·h 1::. 111 "'iola· Lum of I tw I .i w Ho41ses for Sale ..•.••.•............... PRICED TO SELL CORONA DEL MAR l.1wcly 2 hdrm. & ch·n hom1>, with 2 IJalh~: H ., lul Only Sl~l.50<> OWNER SAYS SElL 3 H<lrm . :! hath condo 111 hc,t of Blul h . l 111h 1 SlOO 000 Opl'n S utt. I .> l!ltil:I San Bruno TURTLEROCK Open Sun 1 .-, lk'aut1l 11I I lxlrm, lam1h rm. 11•1111 & Jal'UZLI. \rll'>l ll,tll\ th:1·01 all'<l .\ mu~t ~1·•· • 53:!2 Stl'ITa ltuJ.t. ~I :J7 .:1uo THE WILLOWS ,\ 17x2tl fom1ly rm ''1th lrplc.; upgraded :1 hdrm Country Charm You'll fel'I ~uu'rL• ;l\\a) out 111 tlw h•i: \'ti) \lohl'll \OU !>t.'t.' th" ht•;tUltflll :) i1t.•tlrm pool h11nw "Ith J,:Jrdl·ns, rrwt lll'l''\. uwd brick p .11 10 't_·;.tkd .1m<1ni.: .,om(' tw.iut1lul hurnt•s at ~!I uoo 640.616' s COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. . . ., Golfers Dream G~ral 1002 OCEANSIDE NEW DELUXE home" 1th in '' .tlk1111: !11~ 1----------•I tuncc to pa rk :;i!l.!lt.lO. :'ol<'~a Verde', mtJ~t SPJ·;<:rA<.:UL \H h11m1'. :, UH. I h .1. FH, DH. l.H. Spa111sh 2 i-1111'\ ' 1 .wre Ttw i.:oll 1 tllll'M' is 'our h.1c·k ~ Jrc.l OJll' 11 lluuw Wl-d. thrn S1111 l :;_ Ji!Jlt l'a11.1v C1r1·1,. A g t . :»10 IWiOX .•...........•....•.... DIVORCE FORCES SALE or thi s cus tom 3 t>Niroom, 2 bath runch home on quiet tree l11H.'t l'l:na. /\II for S53,500. /\gt call 540·3666 WHELAN CONDOMINIUMS J\lanna amJ ocean view. M1•mbcr-.h1p LO 1>riva1e rlub with pool. ~curity HUNTINGTO" entry, boat slips availa- ble. Gr<'&l value. TOWNSHIP COLE OF NEWPORT RF.AL TORS Popular. much in de· 675•55 l I mand Condo. With pool. --------- we 11 main lain e d ]llJ ACRE grounds, good manage· Open Sun. J 5. ·Mn Park Glen, Irvine ----4 p I I I DOH Y. tlUXKllK I Rt . .UTCIR \ 32!>0 l. c-Hwy c-... -640·7000 --------- ARCH BEACH HTS. 1.owc:.l pr11•c Laguna h1dcaw~y. 2 lkclrm \\ilh ----------IMO dt•g. \llCW. 2 Ll'vl'ls $58,750 Guod lur 111 IJw c11 i.:u~·:.l. lluJ.:l' ramlly room "ith Sl12,000. lllucl111d lo us~d hrick wall and Sumrn1l-E11scnatl.1 t o fi rcplan•. :i lledrm. '.! 1:!1 t J\11r:.imar. Open bulh. dhh· c:1r gara!(c. 1.2 I. ~al Sun. nt.'W Jll' Dnu~hhoy pool & BRAND NEW me nt and excellent lo<:a HORSE RANCH uon. Close to shoppini:: GRAND TERRACE and all fac1ht1cs. Priced Nl::AH JnVEHSIDE to sell al ~.500. !'lease· H11-t 4 Hit home -.. 1hui:c ~~~~,~~~r!!!!~~~I Brand N<'"' l.dke Furl'~l I illl'r ,\II Lht'> •>n ,1 secluded 'ln ·cl. Jlurr}. t· a II 546 · 5880 ~HERITAGE ·~· REALTORS 3 Ifrdroom, 2\-:? bath P U D. in F.asts1de Costa Ml·!>a ! 1750 Squarc rcet of luxury• Pool & Jacuzzi too' Call 1<1:<l Carpe l, 7[>1 1202 ----- MESA VERDE phone rec rm , dmmg rm & 546-4141 fubulou!> pool \'I.US 2 RH ~ COATS& WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. guL~l houw Much, Much, Mor~ UnUt?hcvable Cman<:mg, owner will carry enttrl' baJ for JO~ r-;., meld 'g 8',, mt w1only 2.'i' ,. down. $240,000 LAKE VIEW JACOBS REALTY Brand new 2 br, 2 sty 675-6670 Townhom e w /v1ews of ---- ---- lake & tores t from ever~ HU1.1Tl1.1Gro1.1 rm. 1..ake. pools, l <'nnts & " " " mon'. .. only S?l,990. & rl' BEACH :.icly lo move in! 1.1r..a.R BEACH Su1>t•r !oration. C'IO~C' to ~Warburton Co. "~ •who11fc; & :.h•11>pin1~. but $76,900 not do~c tu lhl• frccW<•Y· 559•4556 _ Grcut lot•at1on nt>ur ma W<•ll pl..inned l bcclrc><•m. C-0-S-TA. M_E_S_A_R_2 J<ir!>hopµmg, unc· mil1• to :! h.1th, n<'wly dl'corat<'d ht•Jrh anti llunt111t•ton with new pamt & ready J\l ake offer. L owe~l Harhour.\\ulkto :'ol::mna for qwt·k !i:ilt>. fo'ull p rirc pnced home on R·2 m lllJ!h Schnol. Sharp :1 onl y ~84,!JOO . C.\l.L choice Easlside Co!>la hcdroom houo;<' in A-1 751-j191. Mesa. Bkr. 673-8'00 eond1t1on. llu.:1• covered !p SELECT OcEAMFROHT LOTS patio. OH•rlooks many PROPERTIES bearing lru1l trees in Asking Sl00,000 ea . tropically landscaped NO DOWN PAYMENT 1r you were G .L & can qualify! Beaut. wood panelini:. used bnck frpl One of a kind dream house! Super b comm um ty! Walkin~ dis tance to lirhl.s & shopping. A lileal at~,900! ERAjWHtsJde RJty, Inc. 848-2323 QUAINT COTT AGE View of Catalina to Palos Verdes. New 3 br, 2 ba home. A VERY PRIVATE Located across from J>rl \a t c yard. C;ill Sandy beach 1n ,,,...,7788 Carlsbad. Zoned for :i un ..,.,... · 1Lc; t'a r h. !\lake orrcr & ,IQ. K€Y s ubmit terms. Realtor .<V P.€ALTOP.S A 640-7618 NO CORONA DEL MAR R·2 Add a unit on the renr or this H·2 lot in pnme CdM IO('at1on • front ho119e is a CR EDIT ~w:?£~ r;~~!~~ ~~~ offered at Sl40,000. Call 67J..115."JO NEEDED [i:i~J\il $139,900. . NEWPORT BEACH ~t~~~s 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths . l'ncc indurll·., land~ En· JOY :.a1ltn1! lrom ~OUI o " n d o c k . C u <II 1 n g hrectl'!i and panoramu: \ 1cw uf la kl' J lkdrm:. & lam rm . fµle, lar~e rru1~tcr ~tult·. EM·<·llcnl lt•rms are availalJlc to lhclucky bU}<'r PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 642-5200 MAKE OFFER or ASSUME FHA loan, li 1':!'~. ownc•r will c·arrv 2nd T I> of <.<;lllHJ for£} fl>. :'oltS!>llln \'ll'JO, :t BR. fam-rm Cordova La Fam1ha. \\1t h out::.tand mg, brcathwking ''1ew of Sarldlel>ack. Near Colle1:c. new Jl q~h School. new ElemC'ntary school. Landscaped & upJ(raded. R<'ally met? neighborhood. Xlnt <1rca for kids. Full pri<:c $75,000. By ownl'r . 831-2551aft.6or wknds. . •FOR SALE• 2 Br/den, EaSC.1de $9,950 2 Br East.side S72.000 2 Br Duplex SW,950 3 llr Hawaii Kai Marina Sl25.000 3 Br, Pool /Canyon View Sl40.950 *RENTALS* 2 B<lrm Unit S2SO mo J Bd F..astside S275/mo 2 Br, Nwpt llghLs $375. 3 BrOceunv1ew $400 2 Ur Easts1de bouse 5400 Kay Kwock Realty Call 631-3822 & quiet condo home in a very prestigious area. 3 br, 2~ 00, pool. jacuzzi & ten ms crt. Ownr i Agl. 759.oot7 4 bdrm, 2 bath home with pool, Jacuzzi. family rm. etc, e t c. Just s pent S22,000. on remodelin~. Nr. golf course. 1 will carry contract. For sale by owner.~ patio, fplc: 2 bedrms. 2 ~~~~~~~~~I baths, s undeck, !pie. TRI-PL EX 2266 MINER, C.M. XJnt cond. $170,000 • Owner/agt, 548·5777 GARAGE SALE ads in the Daily Pilot bring hap py result.a. To place your drawing card, phone 642-5678 today. ~.,. Dlllr .... ...., .... f!NwNit'9-llll'llWloelil ~-~-•·Mi\lijj(,)I YOU CAN still get a fantastic 3 bedroom home in a great area of Co!lta Mesa for only $71,500! Call now lo see it! Red Carpel 754-1202 Uee the Dal)J' Pilot "Fut RtluJt" aervlce dinctory. Your Ml"Vlce la our tpeclalty. Call so5'71 at. m I ll 75,000. 644-7270 360 OF NEWPORT $265,000 Arcbllectural delight. One of a klnd. 3 story home with extraordinary desi&n. Lots of wood and glass and t he latest amenlUes, NEW ln &out. Steps lo Oceanfront & Bayfront. This i s something REALLY NEED 4 BEDROOM? Family g rowing? LEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY. Great Santa Ana a r ea. Nice nelJhbor11, nice street, nice homes. 4 Bedrm . 2 bath, paneled garage use as rumpus or garage. Lge yard. S77,500. For in- locall. SPECIAL! ANAHEIM lflLLS 3 BR, WATERFRONT HOMES cul-de·sac, adj to Reg. Park , $84,500 /oCr. ~ REAl.E8TATE Have sometb1ng to sell? 631-1400 Cluslfied ada do it we.11. , ___________ , llllC & RNll NERVOUS OWNER s ays •SELL". lmmcd o c c u pa n 1• y . J. o " t• ,, l pnrt'd 111 tomplt•'\ &. un- mlll ulatt• ~12,500 2 FOR THE MONEY 1722 \I 11'Cll ELI. UNIT7U MIKE SAVAGE REAi. !::STATE 642·960 I G~rat l002 G~rol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I Irvine realty FINER HOMES FROM $46,000 TO S 1,350,000 IRVJHE TERR.ACE MIHJ.ESTATE Bri~ht & airy home nestled on near- ly 1 ~ acre & only 5 min. from surf & sand ! 2 BR.s + lg. family rm (easily converted back to 3 BR.s & den). Updated gourmet kitchen +darkroom. $195,000 leasehold. Paula Bailey 642-8235. (S·ll} IEASTILUFF Newport's mosl desirable family area -walk to 4 schools, shopping, parks & tennis. Bright & cheery Macco built 4 BR w/Jg. family/ din- ing rm. Space for pool in either of 2 patios. GOOD VIEW ! Immed. possession possible. $152,500. Larry Dyer 642-8235. (S·l2) SUHSHIHE VISTAS Cheerful 5 BR Southport w/view of inland lites & future nature park. Excellent Spyglass value ready for occupancy. Helen Wood 644-6200. (S·l.3) DESIGNED FOR EASY UVl*i You'll find convenience + pleasure in this air-conditioned 3 BR, family rm patio home. Near pools, ex- ercise rm & tennis. $84,900. Anne Pfaff 752-1414. <S·l4) -COUMnlY ATMOSIHEU Carefree Bluffs "E" Plan-3 BRs, 21h baths, family rm + formal din· ing. Former model w/lovely green. belt location. Lots of extras! Now $164,500. Jean Dales 642-8235. (S.15) MEW_..IW-t.WI Brand new & ready to gol Charm· ing "Aspen" model In Woodbridge Creekside Homes. 3 BRs & dining rm. Near new elementary school $96,500. Bill Hutchings 752-1414. (S-16) MIWPOlt1' MllGHTS Very unusual 3 BR older home w/Joa<b of charm. Lg. wooded lot w/Dougbboy pool, flagstme patio, wishing well & lots of privacy. Hardwood floors & freshly painted inside le out. $112.iOOO fee. Paula Balley 642-8235. (S.17) IDCU'T1YI MO.. Located on 3rd PaJrw_, of El Niguel Country Club. Private mini· estate sctttng •Ilona. private drlve off cul-de-eac. 4' · BR& + nc rm w/baJcoey & terrace openln1 onto (~ le h.tlla. Occupa.n.c1 est. 12171. Will consider trade or Jeue/optton. Plans ti\ office.. Totn Al1l.UOG 6'2-823S. ($!18) I • 1).1 DAILY ,.,, n' fr1day SwptemO.r JO 1911 If your hon1e town is in the South Coast Area, we're your ho111e town real estate con1panyl ··wE WORK 1-IARD TO SELL HOMES RIGHT!'' JURTLEROCK CHARMER u • .,,,1 tt;I t " ul t ) ''"t' 11t Cho• If ..... 'ii t~•" 'h.11t, • , ..... '"fl •h •l(Jt" p 11 '*''" ~1 tl11• r1n l '" .. h \J1u1 J jlJll'f f t f'' '1'1.l't• J1t1lt' J1JI~ \ JI 1111t I ii t l } flt I 'lo4 1 'a'f 1 tHt RANCH BEAUTY l gt t \~CUtl\<1' ! \Htt \ h•HI l HI h ~ 1f"h' .e lrfl lodrtTI\ J h•oh loomJI <)111111~. t• .. f"fuJf•t1 t .. u 1111 • lrg hµh .... 8h11.1 tilul ,u,Ht~.,rd t'nHv. ht"Jc'wV \t\J~~ l!.><•I "-""''' hJrmt•r N.,...ly 1>ll••1ct1J1 Sil '•JO "H lW·ISOI IRVINE STEAL S76,000 l hi\ lo,t:h-t.unilvhunH•l1,, .ah·1i inon1• ol r1ur •him 1•\t ltu Jl1f'n\ hJ't l In~ b1lrm .1 t1.1lh' l t~..fn o • \\ht,tlt n1 ~ ly r-tt1th'd 6: f .1q11•lr•J loJCft.tf ~1fh rhJHn N.B. • CHOICE VIEW lleo11Jnl hom•· 111 prt'\lll(P •rt'• Br•nrl nrw ,," 1hc-tn•f~t·f Ot•\11(ned 10 ,,..\, .. ..&dVJfll4~l· ot t''IJ1tn't1ve v11•w 2 Ir"' brlrt11 huf.W den. O>l'l'l/\'d l•m rm, <Jon 1rn l IJJll1\. ~'" h•~h 011 • hill 1n•1 7S9· 1S01 FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW I'"' 1111>1" "'"'"' l11~h on • ~"" A rou11y~rd f·nirv •>r•fcomt's you 1nw rh" fo,p/y 4 l.drm J h•ltl, lorm.1 d1n1n1; rm, hu~•· r.m rm !lorn!' Ne-Iv oflt'rl'd •l \1S•l,IJIJO (714) 759· IS01 s & s $71,950 \l"""111·r h.1 1 •. , h ""''nh·tt; ,J ~lu1 ' p1u • ~f ,.,, 'Ill.'-'h1h. Hutt~ 4 ,,,u, .iu tw '''• 1ttu111J "wll•'f ol tlu1 l.Htt l lxl11n • t1.afh 'l"·thh hun11 I~ 11'11-M.1 El EGA NT I\. •t.t <1 11~ ~tlY tu dt•\t ftht• lhl\ 'P-4 • •UH\ t IH ft'\HJente r f(Jrfl th1· lllJ!11 '1.1f4·,J )(fUUrUh I•> lht• t•r\U'° ~ OUtl ~ ontu •tw t·,qu1·1tt1ly df'C.ut..ah•tJ 1nh 1 ltJI r h1; humt.' 1C'tlt I h I'll" UtrHO\I II 1~\11' ~ p1101· l.111 lur 1J.•1J1I 14 1 89·--01. I HURRY '>p.r111u\ 3 hrlrm hom1• <olli•lf'd "' ""'' al child )•I•• fUl·dl .. ,J, •llt•t'I llul(• h•n, .. J .... url w'frtut1 r -rrt•u t"'' f 11•mh" lo~h1•n, co•rdfOIC ((f\•, h aroJ 'to\• >uft ,,,,.,,, f.. h•tl ~ fl pie A t('t-"t bu., 1-411:1'17-0J:I $65,500 ·VA '>µ<111~" J bdrm 1'1 lu1h. Ct'nll•I •"· <o' d P•llo, I.kl'"""' c.irl)('t), cu""'" dr•p•·• ll won't l•~t. llurryl 171•) 11'17-0Jll $62,900 \rll1•1 w1ll r>Jr S 1,000 1n COih 3 heh"' i b.rh . <:le•n. (714} 'llll·Sb.'1 VIEW OF CITY LIGHTS N~ olNor, l~t· hchm\. 2bJlt"·"'"1111, IJm 1m, po1110 • <ommunny ponl "'""CJU\ Subm11 BTFL 3 BDRM • ti 11h l11pfJ( •• <Imm~ room p.Hh1 ht .1f t(ull 1 W.tl~ lH ltt>,I\ h • 1714) 91>3-':>671 4 BDRM, 2 BATH Dmonic rQO!TI, lamolv room, p4110 • bought ""w -~n•oou\. (7Hl %1 5671 J BDRM, 2 BATH t1n·pfJ• •• p.elu .u rt ut )tr1•4•n pu<1I 11111 . s•,, '""' 1 ''" < , ... SSS,900 l h~droom. 2 llJth Jmon1< roo•ll. 1.,.,plJtt'. p.mc, '"mmunuy poof. \ .e<.anl • un-•ou,, ~uhnHf 17141 'Ji> l·Sb71 DECORATING Iden n~"d"d' ;p•c1ou'., ht'olroom. I h 41h t'>f"CUll't' • r>oof • rut dt'·>•I< llurry • c.1n'1 I"'· (7N ) 961-5671 DEERFIELD DELIGHT ~pac1ous Irvine 4 U<lon1 .l b•lh horn• \unken hv rm & f4m rn1.1!41>ed lwm.il <Ion rm. d rrular brnl <·ntty. (Jlh•· olraf criltn,R\ Anwnn•.... plu, I XCt'pl•on.1 pricli-nl ownel\hop ,..,, • ut,._.e hcutw. ,,,., f>.<li>-7711 FRONT ROW OCEAN VIEW t ,(Jm ftw~ hUllv cJ~·c 111,U••d i ft .. d11 ''''" f b•th tt"\t• ft•nt t• w1tt1 ~ ( lK~1.\l d1tut1)! f()Ont \'\'.ti' to thft ht"oll h Uf tn l lllJUH t4uluu• .. Uf 1. lt•ll(ll\ l UUft\, JUll•' (\ J4CUlll PRIVACY & SECLUSION 11 "'""clt•d b• 1!11 11.1 l "" "-ru 111 1 ,ttiNh: tn 'C>\l'f\I fu1 .tl1111t rw.11 C h1 II\ 1.1~1·. L1;•· l1Jrm\ \4 .,11f1,.111•1,1111l l11h ht h•••n1 tor t•n1t•rt.un1ntt; 1n1 l1ulnt'4 h1•• ,.,.t"' s>u··I' tr'l..al '>40·6'144 'H 1 '1") t>olf1 /t I BOAT SLIP I\ J\-'1l1111t•I•• \\-·11h tlu 1 t.1l11t1 t l1.1tf1 bt'4ch Lc.·.1urr cmlv '>"''ht.,.. '""'' 1uu tnt \tltt"'I, ftffl"fU I d11 11 t A 11p('d1 pr"(...,.\1un.al d,., u1 .a1111t-t U1•4\ 1, 11\ 111~ .if''' hP\r' H l b4f, 11 3/4 ACRE ESTATE In l.ot ult• B~u "-O.t" .t'f°J Lurh·ntl't' h4' I.: .. 1 t .. •ohoom hmflt• ""''"" 11•••11· )t(Uf''' huu..,t• A bJ~ l 1 Jr J(JrJj(,t' l t1t111h >Jrs 1 .. u , •n >Ubd" irlt' 1n1" I k I p•rwl>' ! WONDERFUL 3 LEVEL l•m1tv ttuftW lHtl \l'<•H•n 41f M,.,,, \tt•rUe Vt••) nu"'" tlt-1 ordlt'd • ttt1ru wJIK•· t41n rm"" "•''' J 0111 .11 •111 '"' \o\ond~llul ~Jtd•·H ~ l1t·f• Xi, ,.,.a·ur 11•d dll' "'""" ''' •ull1·ylt.1ll '""" Otlw•·o JI S 119.SllO EASTSIOE DOU HOUSE I fu tn 00 lft 1• f1111·d \trt·1•t \lutH trpl• m 11\. '"' I ~·· t• 11 ~' •• id plu, .ut•• ~.11 dt·rt \\ pnn1J ~\ '" tl~·tt 1H \\.,al~ t 1tl,1•1·1 ~ l1u '''I' C!11h \ '>OtlJ Y" •J1p1 II 11. VA lt•ffll\ TAKE YOUR PICK! • I I ··""'' nu Alt1JC(t • ot ,~ ... lo, Jo .r ,,, t ,., .. 1n ._.,,."'·' \ t•1d .-h ._ ... ,u bt· fi.11tf f-. \11h1,,1• .t\ tht•v .Ht> li'11lh '"' 1 tf1 rtol l.r11ulv ~"''hf & uhyrpd .. , If I I l~~hl Ill U t l tit tf1I tftltl 111~) '.4S '14'11 MESA DEL MAR Nt·..._ I .1u~~ • 1nun~u ulJh• lrt\1d1· 6 ''"' I~·· t uruly rm. ~ t~lrno\, 2 l1•1h, .1111.ud.1111 '"'''~f· \\ .. a. "' 'c huor\ A. 'h1 •Pl'"',.; ( .iU '''' rnuH' tnlo t' 141 '>45"WH VA TERMS·LOW DOWN! 'I 111,J hdron &lam1l•1mon11 .. ,·lonNl •111·1•1 t .1t••1 lluo1pl•n. Hirdwood llf1111 \o\ Jll '" >l huol'> & 'hvppmg. 81·ll~1 huHy, th only SSS,000. (714) 545·94':11 VA TERMS DOLL HOUSE t J '" r uhr un c1u1et cul-cJr ''' ,.,, ,., \ t·tv dt•Jn & ,n.itrp CJ''°'" t.ttt11f~ (f11, m1CfO"'JVt• U'll't\ indu 't' < oll t '"' • Onl~ Sf,4 .oo. 17 l4) 545·'>4'11 BEAUTIFUL MESA VERDE i \t<1r~ Yt1et• tut S'HJOU un lhl\ K'l•t11 .. bchnl 1n tr•p t'om..t111uh I 01 ni.,J din "n plu' pl.1\ruom·t~mtmJ~wt .. nnu~hfr1r pool l.t~•· Kuom fut < •. unru·1 or boJr t >tlt•t1•rJ "' ~I ~U ~I NEAR SO. COAST PLAZA ~1mr"t n~ ! )l'"'r 'l.IJ\>tc" honH• wlu¥O•r 21()(1 "I Ir \ 'Ulll'd cr 1lor\)I' ""'~ •n b.Jr. 1.un1I~ ruurn tho rm & 4 hd11m R1·llu1 l'•l ,4,(J()fJ 111 111111 ~'11,!/'IS VA TERMS! MESA VERDE ftrogh1 & rhC'f•flul ) bdrn1 w. !:'""' ll1>orpl•n. '""h pJ1m & po1p.•r \1·U~" l!Jm lo•ir .. d • m•l 1· oHt!r. A•l..1ng S7'1,'JOO (7H ) !>4S·~'.11 Walker &lee Real Estate Walker & Lee Sold 13,889 homes in 1976 •.• and that's a record! List your home for sale with the hard-working record setters! CB COSTA MESA OFFICE: FOUNTAIN VALLEY OFFICE: HUNTINGTON BEACH MAGNOLIA ADAMS OFFICE: 9032 Adams Avenue Huntington Beach, CA 92646 (714) 963-5671 or (714) 556-7035 HUNTINGTON BEACH SPRINGDALE BOLSA OFFICE: 6042 Bolsa Avenue Hunting1on Beach, CA 92647 (714) 897-0321 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE: NEWPORT/IRVINE @ OFFICE: -- Pf• I ,,. 2790 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA 92626 (714) 545-9491 or (714) 545·0465 17213 Brookhurst Street Fountain Valley. CA 92708 (714) 546-1754 or (714) 968-3371 . 2043 Wes1cliff Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 540-8944 or (714) 646-7711 2640 San Miguel Dnve --· Newpor! Beach. CA 92660 (714) 759-1501 ~'!4!!!! .Fe~~.~'!'.~....... ~~!!! .~~~ ~'!':........ ~~!! !.~~ .~'!'!....... ~'!':!!: !:!~ ~'!':........ ~:: .~~ ~ ....... 1 ~'!4!!!! .Fe~~.~'!'!....... ~'!':~!! !.~~ .~'!'~ ...... . G .... ral I 002 Geftfl'al I 002 GeMrol I 002 GeMral I 002 GeMt"Of I 002 GeMrol I 002 ~er°' I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ITS JUST GOTIA IL. lhe best buy around: 4 bedroom, 2 story in Eastbluff with formal dining, family den, breakfast eating area and s pacious sunny living room. (One bdrm down, three up) Also note beautiful terra cotta tilework, brand new carpets, 70xl30 lot affording max- imum privacy and an owner who is anxious to move. A new listing at just $152,900. It's gotta be the best buy around. U~IC)UI: li()Ml:S . REAL TORS1: 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway, Corona def Mar also in Mesa Verde. at 546·5990 MUCH SOUGHT AFTER! ... The Bluffs popular E-Plan. Spacious 3 bdrm. & family rm. PLUS full din· ing area~ exceptional greenbelts. $149,500 IF BEAUTY COUNTS ? ... you'll love this elegant 2 bdrm., con· vert. den & formal dining rm. "doll house". It's pretty as a picture, both inside & out. Only $101,000 . YOU'U. UICI oua ESP ••. experienced sales personnel 759-0811 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·08 l I Ci1Mral 1002 Ge ... ral 1002 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• • • •• ••• • • •••••••••••••••••••••• !~~!~ .......... !~!~ ~~~!:'! .......... !~!~i---14.-GG-U•M•A--- Magniflcerlt"'ecean vtew lot! Three Ard\ Bay; build the house of your dreams in exclusive. private cornmunity w ;g uard e d ~ate. Sl7S,OOO! Will trade. THINKDUPUX Why not live in one and rent lbe other? That·.s one way or beating high prices. 2 nice 2·bdrm un· Its ln 11potles1 condition on the Ne wpor t PeniMula. Steps to bay or beach. Walk to 1tores & restaurants on a nice wide 11treet. DO yourself a favor, BUY IT! 646-7171 "'D"PLAM -,..abulous location. bdrm, 2"4.l ba. huge Uv. rm., formal dining, m.'lture greenbelt view. An excellent value a Sl.S8.500. 673-8550 Of'fN 1119 •11 S fU"1 TOUNICf' ~[Ai l ERS 1 -_; PRIDE OF OWHER9"1P 4 Prime beach apt. ren· t.al units. Perfect for the owner/manager who wants coastline location. Steps to the beach. Call f'or app't. 1235,000 C. F. ColesworthY REAL TORS 640.00fO Gw1 .. 1002 Ge•rel 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• CE DDllB ILlllS aa. t OVER 60 YEARS Or SERVICE SUllPllSI O~ IM 'IHI HIWa ILUFFSI -- costAMESA Easts Ide charmer. 2 BR., atarter or retire- ment home. 119,500! Will trade Cor San Diego C.ounty. MISSIOM VIEJO ~ak house & coclctalls • dancing. Will trade for apt.s, $1.S0,000 + lnven· tory. ..... ..,,,.,. Rfflton • 67$.7060 * Ol'fN 1119 •II S 'UN 'Oil N<l' [eilfillll EASTSIDEl-2 Olarmlna 2 bedrqom cot· tqe on large E.utside lot. Country kitchen, sturdy fatho le pluter con1tructlon. Spacious l~~~~~~~~~I workahop In detached Cl '"'ed Ad ll b" aarafe. P'1nt18Uc price Allua S H ~ of ol11y tsS,900. Olfei:ed item.s, 1mall item a o v A. CAJ:.L 556-2680. any Jtem. 642·5878. .SELECT •••rill IOOZ PROPED-r E ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~' !i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lale9uard Properlie1 17141752-0161 JANICE MUWS SClllnComtllcr HOMES FOR SALE JUST LISTED! Great entertaining home in Westcliff area. 4 bedrms., family room, formal dining. 1406 Westcliff Dr., N.B. MESA VERDE patio home reduced to $81,500. New carpet. walls, window coverings. 1653 New Hampshire, C.M. MESA DEL MAR Special -$82,000. Close to parks, school s, tennis club. Big 4 bedrms on huge lot. 2750 Portola. C.M. ...•.•................. STEAL thrs big 4 br, 2 ha tx.•auly' Man[v pluses included fam1 y rm, 11at10. frwl tn•e:. cl('. l'1l' Priced SI .OOlrs below mrkl at 564 ,950. Con\ t or VA loan OK. &-16 !Al98 A~'l. TRIPLEXES Costa Mesa, Eastssde-1 bedrm each. Trees, lge rear yd Sll2.SOO . HWltington Reach. 3 br 2 ba, <fplc). 2 br. 2 bu, & J br. l ba. Prtv' yards. SprinldMs. 2 Miles to beach. Near new Civic Center. $165,000. Roy McCCll"Ch_ Realtor 18 I 0 Newport Costa Mesa 548·7729 Open Fri/Sat/Sun l·S "79-481 Morning Cyn Rd. DUPLEX with 2 bedrm, 1 ba each and fireplaces. 646--3928 545-3483 Lachenmyer Rea II or Fun/School Duo GO VA! CJean 3 bedrm. starter home for only $55,500. Owner anxious! DUPLEX ACROSS from ICH $175.000 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Best r enta l area of ::: Newport Beach. Sum· • 1£.-..,_ .. tt ... ..,...,..," ..... (Ill• FAT CAT-DOIJl~I ftOlJllU), ......,. .. 1 .................... 1"' .... alln ........... , .... _,.,,~ .. ..-....... To•s ... ... ,_.......,..,. .... 1111 ,_ ...... fOIMl~.Al-' BYTRICkY JllCKY .__ .. ......VefUfl,IM. 1.w~1..,._.11> 11 •111 1 2. ...... ..., ..... ,., I I I I• I I J NY ........ C..'I-, ,,....._Ill I 'I I IM I I I I I· 4~tft(t) I I I I I I M I I I I I IM 6; IJ a ........... (1) flllll!Mll I I t. Ctttli • 11 I n (J) 0 ! I i I , mer ;winter rental in'· come. Spacious units w i2 bdrl'TUI each. Balconies for indoor/outdoor living and lots o( year round fun & ertjoy ment. ' OA1,140A IM,A'.'\1> • 673-6900. ' VET-S· ••FREE•• VAC1•11IM9& .... s.t-Ylc:e "'"U.t of YA ........ o.c. 9157 4 -10 ,,,, .1fTM;ew..11f""-T.- tittle airls know you llaYt ID haye pull 11 tau want to bt 111 tasb1on llus fall. Jud Ii~ this dr1wst11ng zip·UP lxket a~ easy ~nts Choose flan· nel. knits. corduroy, tweed. P1inted Pattern 9157; Child's Sizes 4. 6. 8. I 0. S•IP 6 11'· Ml ~nl.s l 711 ,.ts. 4$-ine/1, s.t• $US tor adl ~ w. 3~ lot "° ,.tttr. fal flrltdm ... 11111411 ... ,.,. It! Mttian Maftln Pattetn Dept. 442 Deity Pilot 232 W••t 1811'1 St., New 'forte. NY 10011. Print NAME. ADDRESS, ZIP, SIZ! and s TVl.E ~8£ .. . .. ,. ......... ,,. prltM fNa1 '* '" ftr twi; ... ,....., """" ~ ............... ,., 0r-..c0•i. tatttl\ "" !ti ,, ,.. ... . VA Rome Broker &.-""'' · t C .. ,.4 H St• -to It "'* $ .2S .. n. ltNlt ...., Cnfb • 11• 646-9898 ::= t-" = . ::: WORLDREALESTATI • "91 Size 38-48! Slip lh1s shmmma wit om sh11ts and pants Of skirts. Contrast trtm empllisim the ll1tlet1n1 we<t1Cll luie. Crochet lash1on1bte .est of 2-~ly medlum•weilht iynthetlc ~t y~rn Pattern 7 403: directions Women's Sues 38-'S ind. SUS for etell pafttfn, Add 35' eaeh Plttem fOf f11\t-<Aan 111111111 and llancllifll. Sell"#'°: Alic. erooks Needlecraft Dept. 105 O.ll~Pllot Bo1C1e3. Old Chtls .. Sta . New York, NY 10011, Print Name. Addreu, Z ip. Pettem Number. MORE t!Mll ..,., betore! 20C dealfl• Dhl$ S ,,., Dt1nttd In· aide MW t976 H£Ult.£CRA1f CATAl.OG~ew~. 7Sc Cl'ICIMt ~•ttt . fl·OQ c u --1JIO ntty Wtta • • t .00 CnUtt .$UO k9 + IMt INic •• \1.25 ~-.... $1.00 ,....,c,... ..... luo llllr,it C_...t hek 1.00 l111tMt Crtdltt .... • f .Ill l1Jt111t ...... "" -1.00 l•Mt ......... t .00 ~ llftllM 1t.OO C.a"9tl AfPitt l '4 St.Oii t2,,.,. ....... :12 ••. soc ..... , ..... Its,, ..... · ............. , ·'°' •• lllttt "f:J~ n . $Ge .... •f •• ""' ........ , . - . How ... fo,. s-. ~ H.e ... Fors• Houn\ ,0 .. s• 'Hot.IHI For soi. HouHt Fo,. Sale 'HouH' Fors• Friday. September 30, 1977 DAILY PILOT 05 ···················•·· ·········••·····•··•··• • • • • • • • • • ' '• '• • •. • • • • • • • • •' •' • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •' • •• • • • '• ' • ' •• ' • • •. • • • • • "" •• •' ••• • • •. • • • • • • • • • • Hou1e'$ For S* Houses Fo,. S• Houses For Sele Ge~r•I 100 G.-.rel 100 CottaMH o 1024 Cotto Mesa 10:?4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• •••• • • • • ••• • • • • •• • • •• •••••• ••• ••••••••• •••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ...,..'")ton hoch I 040 lrviM I 044 1,.,,iM I 044 ~+~=9 :-. Hl t \1rk Hunlln._:lon I hd1 rn 2 -.tor·~ that :-how!\ bt•dul1lull)' I \•.1\un':> 1'11'1Uclt· Bt•r"an taqtt:ll n~. 1 W•lum d r apt'!\ <h.·h~htlul r~ar yard \\.Illa wood dt'l'klll~. water ::.olU.•ruff amt .1 n ·.d1s lll Hl\t'!\tl'lwnt ofSU!.17!>0 lJ ~l(1IJ t l 1(;MfS HEAL T(JRf,' h/!'l l>OOO •q :13 I .i .t CuJSI H1qli.11., v. ( >((tr Id di'! MJ• .,.,u,111.~ ... 1\•111" 11!.>lli •,CJ•lll General I 002 Gt'Mr'ol 1002 .............................................. THE LAND IS FREE Wht•n you pur<·hase this lovely 4 hdrm., :{ hath <·ondominJum 1n Tht.• Hlulfs. <.tl Sl62.500. 673-4400 l-L\.R1301-l, REAL'1-,Y Di•isiCMt of Horf:>cw tnnstment Co. G~n~rol 100 G•neral 1002 ...•.•...•••...••••... .•.•..••••....••.....•• CUSTOM BUILT OCEAHVIEW ROOM FOR BIG R.V. REDUCED $40,000 ······················~ ······················· ·······•·············•· Bwlder must sl'll 2 vt.·ar oJd 3 bedroom No. Bayfront hornt>, n •modeled last month • • l 'rl\ all· Bt·ul'h '* • \la~lt.'1" Su.tlo.! ",I 1r<>pla1·\• ,.. •Game Hoorn w I 11·<.·1>lat'<' & w1..•t l>:tr ··*Liv Rm w/fireplacc & wet bar Owner will l'Onsider 2nd TD, lease /op t1on, or possible t rade. Principles on Jy _ $358,000. 640.6648 THE LOWEST NJCED IH COLUGI PAD Immaculate 3 Bdrm, l~ bath. famtly home in a great neighborhood. Park hke grounds, w/ mature fruit tree:>. A~ent. 546-8640 OPEH HOUSE SAT/SUH 1·5 2450 ,. ..... St. Cotta Meta I 024 Fountain Vol~y I 034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• In Law Quarters ANO.OH T ffftOC}trS btreot NEW HOMES MEARTHE OCEAN Allrudl\'l' 3 bedrnom, 3 hJth, 1700 M). fl. homt'i. Cl' J tu r I 11 l' <.' ,1 r (I e I s tlra11t•s, fully l1.1n1lsc11.111•<I 11.iundry rooms, £enn~d y .1rd, fm:pluccs, :! l'UI garuitc~. Good lan;incin~ avail. SJ 15,000 \•~rt uu1 olf1ce on pmp\"rl v ;1t hOI l~th Sh l'l'I REALTY INC 7'4/846-1371 F.nstilide quatil trcl' lint.•d 11trect, lo\'cly t'aJ.>C Cod W Jc1ts or U<ied brick & ~tngcrhrcad llu~c lot. lmbcpd, autv. •Prklrs, 2 c:ar g.ir w1l~e workshop attach. & all ut1l. H \' pad Alley Ul'l't•ss. Near ~choob & Lt·nn1::. Crl::. . 5-18 10l!.I utt 7pm $66,900 U 0 Y 0 U N Jo: 1-: JJ <! H0711ES JN ON!-;? Try Smell this French Chateau ! -Lots of •·old world" Th R CONOOSl'f:ClALIST charm, from wooden e OSeS lltg Uch, C:\1, 1-'t Vly shutters & cedar shingles And udorc th1• lwauhful 'fou<.'h. .. tunc Heally 10 thl' s u.'>pcnded, wand· lu::.h 1>l::i11t::. th al ::.u1 963 0867 ant.: slairi·a:.c nc::iutarul roW)d.., tht!> i1 bt.·droom GRUMBROOK SPECIAL PRICE ft>t 1.1-.t -.ah•' ~;'\t'n1\1\I' lk:+1rl1cltl l'lun V. 4 UH • runuly 1oc1m. Im m.il d111 an~ 1·oun1, hrt"ukl.11ot &. I .1 u 11 d r \ 1 o om 'I. lo Month.'I ui11 116 1>1•(•rw1>0d 1':.ist J>aiw hy & t .111 lor u1111l. J'ATTI WAl.l\tm Hl-:\LTY M2 l4111 LARGEST PLAN Pri\'t~ rl.'lfun•tt w ,11 1; lrnm tl11 -; 1 Hit lu ;ill ~dlonl,, ~hop~ & IJJI I,, I YI'. hOllW Wllrl'alll\ \ 1!•<'<11 \aluc at Si~l.<\00. VALLEY 640-9900 UNIVERSITY PARK S94.950 l-...:r 1t1n;.: Ed1n1Jurg modd to" nhoml' w •;i bdrm:., l.111uly rm. 2'~ bath:o.. llu~e harkyard ·", l>nl'k patw & lir<>ptt. W.tl<>rfronl llonws ti31 I IO(I plu!oh carpet ing und l'OOd•>· Pool & clubhOU'>I' eu:.lom dra~. &eluded a11J1IJbl<:, party pat111 plush 1>ut10. Acre::. of l>anlng ur~a. ca rp":ts, lkuul1ful 4 bdrm. home. green grJss & towcnni; drapl''l . ~H ,50U, HKH, Woodl1r11l~:e, :i HI> 2 B1\ lurmal d1n1n).!. 1:.imily trees :,urround tbi:. ~-17:!0 Hroadmo~r p;ilto home, ruom. Sunken living popular TNllSJ-; + ~<irJ.:1•ous tn'1dl' <ind out. l'al10!>. SH~.000 h h t ruom. !Irick fireplace. 2 privalt' apt! Call now .. TARIElL yi-~~-O\\-~r5.il·•I038_ LIDO REAL TY t as' ~n1quc ome w~n LUSK PLAN 1. CoronodelMor 1022 CostoMu o 1024 673-7300 ~~~592·l34617U :9tl3-8961 .. #1 lnColifomio" Reduced !>!1.IOO. L~wl·.st ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------COLONIAJ.R.E. price 1n lur.t_llrock SPECTACULAR Quality Duplex An to"\Ct')Jllonal ~u·,\om hwll home with v;iultetl wood bl•am c.:cd111 g b(•;iutiful i.olad. o .1k cabinets thru-out fi replace11 tn h \'lllg room and m;ister bNI room. leaded ~IJ:.!> "'indolo''.\ and .1 tcram1t· till' Ja<·uu1 in t he rnaslt:r bath_ New <..:onifo,,, :l llr. 2' ~Ba, OPEN 11ousi..: FHL 10 12 2 £rplc ::., t.•·r.Hllll' Ult• & SUN I Ii, 2042 ~o. k1tch1:ns & twth Pool & Kafl':lla Cl 4 Hll. Fam· 11µa. 675 1!11::! Hrokl•r rm. Sll!J.~ ~7IH·8Wc_1 _ --------LANDMARK HOMES lllghlands. SI 11.:.1:.11 FREE HOUSES FOR VETERANS "ii) down, NO t·IO'llll-: 1·1~b. We· h;i' t· l 10 C1>st a :\lc~a. 1 m !fanla Ana.:! Ill llunllngl11n Heach (';ill lor i''R 1-; E m1ormatwn. <1 ~ k f o r v c t 1· r a n t·ounM•lor. 1\1..lf. ---------Wc s1icc1:.tltzt·! C.ill us for THEIRVIHE REALTOR an appointment lo :;cl.' 752-2000 OWNER ANXIOUS 0~tr~!f'ReAL toRs Moved out of area. New 960·4342 landsl·aping, corpct. -------This pro11t•rty ha• bc•l•n putnt in & out. Super HUMTIHGTOH multiple list 'i.: :.it 589.500. cla;.::.1r home 11n n quiet SEA CLIFF Ownr. mw.t mo\'l'. \<Ill tul de-sdc S:!4,500 sell for sss.<KJO' Buyer to Colf·Tcnr11s Bt•adi L1HWE 2 STOil\ I gd new loan Income Q Bcdrm, i.:i .int bouu" µro11 ,1t rear of Jot. CA&Jl'O•,.. .. lt•ast•d •ll S!OO p<.•r nao. room + famil} rm. :J (',11 BEST BUY IH CM Pn vacy A3lc. leads tv 4 hr, dream home . Turtlcrock. A world of ~our OY. n for Ill\ e:.tment of $127.000. 0Y.nl'r Will hl•lp hnanCl'. 7.}11 77'17 WOODBRIDGE !FREE POOL! J.X·uut1ru1 I 1Jl.-dr0o111 l\~u .,tor) t'\ecutl\c hum, lhut hJ,. lwcn highly uµ ~rJdl.'d Jlld I• hUpc1 ~harp .11111 l'lt.•an. J•ra l•t.'tl w1lh !>Olmo• moJcli. ('UJ'o H·ntl) 11H1:n.'<1. )l'l tlu~ licuut v hus a 38 foot I\ 1\ thon y pool with .oulomall\' pool s w1·t•ll ~url'ly I rvine ~ b(':.l h11v II ll H It \' ' ! A ' k 1 n J ~UJ.!JSO R.AMCH REALTY 551·2000 HERITAGE PARK We have this highly uµ l!radL'EN wail in.: jui.t for you. The ~ar:igc h,1'.\ also been paneled. May be ju~ what you have bern look- 111.J.! for Walk to the new 1xirk, pool, tennu. court,., .ind •C'hool. Ai;k111~ :)76,500. l:all to sec. RANCH REALTY 551·2000 POOL HOME PLUS 540-3666 ownr. live at tront hou,,c. PROf!EfllY EXCHANGE. "1c. ~ar. Xlnt l'Ond 1 For into. Cha-.. c. Martin. 216 '1 .__ ;,i:,k for A gl·nt. Jud Broadway, ph: 6~5 153'1_ 963-6739 557-762() ~tasters~.21;~; --rh1-; ~1'l'IUdl·•I I !Ir ha!> Ill 1h1'> i,pac1o u:; J br :i t·harm1ng 2 IJ<'drnom 11wn\' nl'w an1I e•1.11ltnJ.! l-~a.,b1uc Co:,ta l\lt·:,;.i Rental with firephH'•' •'\llJ,,. ~t.·11 llolo'n Iv ltv bc:iuty with beautiful and a separalt.• p.!1111 Lt;, l ATTDITJOM ---------1 Lowest Price in HB N 1• w A r h o r l a k c lownhoml' w lrg rcJr yard, s UJJkcn Ii' 1n~ room & form11I dmm~ plus 2 master .UR ::.u1le11. VALLEY 1' 640-9900 H erc 1::. a l ovely <iRANAl)i\ I ll thl? tamow. Hanch of lrv111e. 4 t~rooms. form<il din- ing room and a POUL. • Featurini: mJny 1lc corutor h1~hlis;hts. On a c·ul·de-s<ic ::.trct't. No ·•~ ~Ill'. dues. Now askm& $107,900. Call for appt. trnl•ll·i.:.111t·l·.lln•.rn111lw IJrJ,!c poolsi1.e varcl . deck i~c ~h ii MEWHOMEBUYERS Like new xtra nice IJ:e + ownl'r will help \ou .111!1 h:.t1·1111\ "'11/1 bri.:c !.l'p,1rate double ,,~ra~c -· Call "1.1 .... , .. 11 !IUP:U• If Id lakn to livn lamily condo. 3 Br, 31 ~ with the t'los 11lJ.! eu~h . :1 -... .... <--·------·· -)OU wou ' .. n .. + bonus r·m Cho.IC" lJcdrm. 11, hath 2 1·ar tm l. cl1d1•rs on.•n1n •• t11 t:our .• 11°, ., ll", lrplc, ()/W, '(' I • L'Vlocal1'01\ Nrall Mu:.\ ~<tr . S5~1.!JSO Jlurry!! lln·.1klJ'I n1111k. <...111 lur l:trJ.!c rain. rm with etlB . J k a k ng ut ·1 fraction •><i • ' ' u u 1 ;1ppu1 n •' n . ., ~ ,., ., .. " .. .. of the t•oi.l and bl! near ~,, • . · • · L , • Villa"t.' RE 963·4567. ,,,.,~Jl:l sp:mou~ patio Oil vcs ~ Mesa dt•I ~J:ir. ~wnN South Coa:;l Plala. ~ce sec to :ipp re<•. l!t _ -'=---__ _ .-----==='='===-thepm·<.'~'7S.~loandlets ._.!___'.___ Avail now. ~Rl.000 liUlLDt:R CLOSIO:OUT !11:JSlerbdr!11w1ba .W~1lk SH£RP&COZY [~ - . ~ try your V.A. Ca ll - ---9ti.'l·5993 ad --Vill<igl' W alk m doset. Specially nice " WOODBRIDGE &16 717 1 OLD COM DUPLEX -Townhomel'!-undcr San for lgc family. Pool, ten. Bnghl home, "'~ m1 tu ' . ..,,.,.,.,,Ill' •... So. or hwy , lo;idcd BESTr.a.sTSIDE t.1i\na llcadan1;. rus,11auna,clubhouscin bch. elemcntry, Edison CREEKSIDE RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 _ '. [®-~ h 1 t r arrt & &;A -cl. Dbl gar w,lndry & ll1~h Ownl'r. S71,9au HNiullful 4 lwdrm, :1 . : ; ;',.c~s~";;;111~ ~~c;~, bay HOME ~so Vttck View xtra prk'ng Must .~ell 962·3712 hath. z story home with S I S $49 000 . . \'i('W. 227Shl•rwoodPl.icc OnG HC ~oon. Hy owner (Fee --family r m. Move in con· O~n at •• ' OpenSatl2·4.Sun11 ;s .i Bdrm, pool l'abana. 0 CHIN~ negoJOr Agt Vacanl Decoralori,Dehght'. dahon. l'u:.tvm drapc11, New Woodbrid~e Croi.lf- OCEANFRONT TRIPLEX Near 'Ualboa Pier. Xlnt location. New c·opper -plumbing & fixture~ ARTIST'S SPECIAL thru·out. New carpeting BEACH 2 STORY & paint. UEST Ocean-front pnce uround. $54,950 Ry Owner, Sbr, highly """.'·""'· .... 7.7700 wkday~. Sunny Showra::.e_ home 1 2220Waterfront family room, prislanl• d .. 1 5157 950 o .,.,., ..,.., ..,,,, ., d «h.-c i:aragc npcnl'r, ~ mg 2 bdrm .• 2'1!! bath::.~ Call673Jltll clean. owner rt>ady lo \lpgra l'U. ' • pn or 962·8773 aftcr6pm for w i .0 n 1 1 m 1 t c back y<trd w1tov 11atw. upgraded "Bri~hton". llsc Sun 1795 Tanager appt. Ask for l\1arshall. prn;s1b1hl1cs :>:?000. I.It.•· v S16S.00010wnt'r start packm~ Sl3.'>,UOO Dr 6 1 Sy1·amorc motkl. a· nellr the lake. lkst bU;\ 1'73-366.'l lliJ 11086 ~ •lOI~ EU1sl. Open Hou:.c <.'or<tl•nJ.! al owJncc, 1 cant. M;ikc ofll-1 Call avail. in lhc area. Vacam lm-da•at-. PRICE REDUCED'. Wknds Hit. :i Ba' <!:!UO llQ. It Mu 58XO & n .'ady for occupancy :11 ''"" "" s1ngil' slur~ :<>If)~ 500 Possession Vacant Must st.>11 3 Br 2 CONDOSPEClALIST w1as.sunwblc VA louu. 1 only S I 12 .:rno. 1 i, c h J rm 1 n I! 2 B H , Ua, new carpel!>. I Ilg lkh. CM, Ft Vly Mile to b<'aeh 96ll l!lti7 J.AKF$1 ni-:. w 1sp11c1ou:; tarn r m , I 140MisslonDr. Touchstone Really r ustom built, dl•sa)!nl.'d s:t'>.900 963-<Ml67 FOR S,\LE-Sprawhn~..._ .. _______ •I ()1,.,.,., SAT.SUN 1-c. Calaf. Ranrhettc. Open ,. for cnterta1n1nJ.: & "''' oJ I Owner 545-0475 hearth f1rcplarl', warm W"• "'"'UT SQUARE pnvacy. Ful price OPENHOUSEOWNER WOWl.I. Ji ving ;,reus. Walls 111 ,........, S169,SOO. Open Sat.Sun Sat & Sun 105 Mesa .BvownerJ Bdrm, p~ ba 1:lasstoJ,!:t rden.~paciou-. ~HERITAGE • .• REALTORS lJra mu tie la\. rm .. i.:ourmel k1tchl•n. 1hn1'. :-wl•1·ptt1g 'lJJr!> lo hu .. h.' ,l\\J~ rnJslt'r swlt• ;iod .:Ill''' l1uartl.'1.,. JI 11rr y ' ·~~'l 7881 1·5. Cre.iltve Invest Vt'nle 4 Br 2 Ba. h(c Flt ~!any \tra's incl central Spanish style 3 br, l~ ba master with pnvatc bath Only ~.900 will pro11i1lc CUTE2.DRM mcnt.s,&1.\'.9S13 S79.900.54S·l588;545f'°84 w family rm. & patio. + 3 Children's rooms. you wi the exct·plion.11 __ _ _ _ _ _ A,C Nr So. Cst !'lala. . I f I I SPYGLASS 576,500. 546·506I> Lg. yard on qwet Cu .cle· Harowood kitchen with ll e.tyle on y rvane can COTTAGE 3 BR BUCCOLA ---~ac. Move 1n on credit wrap de.'>tf(n and all the provide in this2 BR, AJC Close to ull 11hoppm~. Uy owner. Southport 11 MESA. VERDE *TRIPLEX* approval.S84.500 latest app liances-beauty . Xlnt condition. Ca,.,.,..tcd. Bdrm, family rm· game a 1:t J. 0 1n 1· n .. r a m 1 1 y . VALLEY 640-9900 'f523 CMlf PUsl>l~IRVll(E Pneedri2ht at 29.000. rm. orma imni:. · l' ~ " · Hcduced $1000's tbas , ·r-r Id musa· '!':xquis1tel" up0 radecl in Pride 11£ o wne r ship. Q .. ......,...=======J--------.-.:-= •fr! • INVESTOR'S SPECIAL PRICE SLASHED S38, 900 Corona def Mer I 022 <iuardecl gateway pro. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lcl1S lavish .:rounds with CDM ll!"'CH pool. S<.·cludcd entry to IOI" l''<t·l'utl\c 11v . rm . COTTAGE Su n -; h • n e i: o u rm el Lot.s of wood and stained i..1tchen ovcrlooks ~ 1 a 5 s. p R 1 c E private <.'Ourt yard. REDUCEDtoSl37,SOO. !';wt."t'p sng master bdrm R C TAYLOR CO 1-clllld'::. retreat. Aban· • • • <lonod and owner 1s anx· 955-0350 syst e m . bea uti I u 1 best area Ai:cent!l79 5271:1 Three 2 bdrm un11s c.ui"°""'" wt.>ek! BkrS36·9Jl l. ~ W.Aa...UTSQU.ARE are h 1 t cc tu r a II y -------w,patio-.. 6 car parking. PROP~EXCHANSE.llc. -~Re<J. \ cstat<Z P\OC P\C'lf~<Z OP£USUM.2·5 I d d I $140,000. Call 673·5741 _,_ ~ A"'I an sc 3 pe poo area· PEHDIMG 14605 O•al Rood Side yard with 2 story FORECLOSURE Agnt. 96J.m3g • • 557-7520 -SHARP "B" unit; :$ playhouse. Game room extensively paoelcd with Owner desperate, must (Trtr 0 Qualified ets may buy OWNER DESPERATE bdrms .• 2 ba. condo Gird real oak. Oak cabinets sell. Big rus tom1Lc d Roomforloot Huntmgton•och 104 Uus fane ll.D.homewith $85,SOOVA bdrm.can bcformaldin cont a in a complete homc near Mesa Verde 3 Bdrm. 2 bath Camaly ••••••••••••••••••••••• the belltoCterms. Sharp 3 t . 1 1 n g rm. >. MAN y .. _ lot W'lk • .a.uo._ ...... RIC bedrm w "··alled cornAr Cul-dc ·sac amt Y EXTRAS. NEAT "ov-m~ic system . Bank ap C4>unlry Club. 4 LnrAC uumcon com er · a ..._.... ,...._ ,_ " · hb h d B · k '"' ... r JI b d d l oft topvlsw .• m1lenni•club lol, f plc, cov. patio. neig or 00 • rte nredpa•;ow1thlushplan-praisal o $330.000. as <' rooms an · " · fireplace. Bullt.-in wood ~· "" added $15,000 in dccorat· Private swimming pool. Only S71.SOO 4 BR, 2 Bl\. Comer toca· ma n y upgrndes . N r shelves in family & hvinp tings. Q!ntral air. G. E. ing since that appra1i;al. Askin~ price JUSl re· DAVID BOURKE, ti on. Close to beach, Marina, for S79.900. rm. Sun sparklinlo'? family washer & dryer incl. On Will sell below bank ap· duced to Sl45,000. Make RLTR schools & shopping. Ex· S.'ll-5800, eves. 847-8H23 k. h 3 Q Jy $6,200 Call 546-9950 h1t1REH•tworlc ate en. ucen size 14631. O•alRoad praisal. Our new home 1~ olfer. Call 540-llSl ceptional value $84,900. bedroom s . Lu s b 1 y almost completed. V.AU.EY 640-9900 landscaped grounds. Call "A" Unit with 2 bdrms •• 644-67()9 DanaPoW 1026 ~ CONDOSPECfALIST fo r personal preview 2 baths. puneled family 001 · r.v.r.D Jltg Bch CM ~'t Vly 7~·1700 . rm., lge. patio; pool & REDUCED SIO,O -••••••••••••••••••••••• tatcz r~ · • opt,,rrt9 •trHUNroN N!<t • park nearby. VERY Finest value in Spyglass ~a\ E~ Touchstone Re.illy [\fl''-· ·. ~ ~EH.vA···EL•R"'PY!HPCriOcedPEUrigbMlDal Tremendous ocean & bay ------,---OCEAN VIEW? I'!~=====:===:;:::=:::==:~ 963-0867 , .,.,. .,.,,.,, T view. 4 BR., family rm .. Next to ND. 3.~R .. :im rm, You bet! This one year VACANT LO 2 frplcs.; old world owner ~ays sell ·Come new duplex has views Hew Oc._.ood REALTOR 552·0434 111us Submit any offer ! >"7 liOlO CDM c harm. Spanish tiled by Sal iSun l-5~ & make from both units + Us"'-NEW LISTING I & ofr 20311 Alis o Agt •--. Greentree 2 br, conv. den, Rare Spyglass Hill tot patios with poo • • fireplaces. balconies. Sbarp 4 bedrm home. Beautifully upg r aded spa. ssa,500• O.W.C. WOODBRIDGE w /magnificent ocean & jacuzzi. Open weekends. 646-11»4 or67S..1580. and low ma ant. landscap· formal dining rm & rum· :rownbouse. 2 br end Un· Many upgrades 831-7568 Owner Nduc:ed ~!rl~01o~s~~~ cvi!:~~ sm.~~'U~:'i1N ~~:::·S::~'n;~~e~~l ing~='*" RJtrs ~U:s~i ~r!1d:i:u:~ ~r~:~~~~~-creek 0 " 2 Tu RTL E a o c K . .$20,000 ELDUMPO home. REALESTATE 644-7383 TERMS. By Owner. 67~160 673-4147 bathw/Romantub. Cov. "CLEAN" 2 BR, Den. 2 4 Bdrms .• 3 baths, air · R.C. TAYLOR CO. 546-5228 atrium & patio. Owner % Ba w /wa rm col o rs. cond., new. Willows 241 STEPS l 0 CHARMJNG 3 Br. 2 Ba. leaving area. $112,SOOfor c.ul'O«HIA . Agtfowner, 833·1795 Morlel$100,000. TOIEACH 955-0 5 frplc + 1 br. apt$159,000 VA. TERMS BY OWNER-You save, cul·de-snc home. Open PR EXCHANGE.Ill. eves. OwneriAgt. 833-1761:l lt's k>wdownanddirty! iiiiiiiiiiii•iNiwww-i Owoer.64G-7030 MESA.VERDE view,4Br,2~Ba.2story, Housethisweekend,9201 ..... ...,._ Looks like a home where V le to O Sharp home ln xlnt an?a brand new home. Xlnt Sid Harbor, HB. Agent 963-6739 · • 557•7520 UNIVERSITY PRK EW IH the butralo roamed. A 1 2 I cean on quiet Lree shaded flt. location , look & com-968-S430or962-4454 BY OWNER N handyman's paradise! Completely .remodeled Coda M 1024 Motivated seller agrees pare. $100,000. 493-5570, F.d.inburg lbr, 2Y.aba, ram SMOl<ETREE Paint. and prof at! A quiet on an oversized lot. A "° • m· ""'·n·tin. " to pay '"""' or 496-SCMS Priced Roses rm, quiet. s treet. 2 IEOROOM SmashJ·ng 4 BR plus den ••••••••••••• ••••••••• .. ,., ..,.,., lane sheltered by tower-1 II! -.... ... 15 buver closing co!lts w /a 3 br 2 ..... ba home w /vault· Reduced for quick &ale. Nice., neat. terrific lex: a, l I d t this ~I"• f.ormal dining plus GO~ OR • u-." ..,,. • 'n For qu• k 5 I _, <N\ 640 8248 Pl 8 · mg recs ea s 0 -full priced VA offer . Of-ed. ceilings & soaring IC a e & Fru1•t Trees ._,,.,.,.,. . tion. A rare an 1 Jn rustic b1deaway. Sparusb uge family room with Walk t.o Mesa Verde C.C. f~ t $19 900 545 9491 N I I led Smoketree. Just 1 year style 3 bdrm. Shovel •em open beam s. natural Charmlng 4 Br, 2 Ba on a • • · views. ew Y comp e Full price o n this 4 .Just Jlsted home. 3 Mountain Vi•w new and awalUogJosUor up and you got yourselr lW>Od textures and ocean cor lo\. Open Sal/Sun l -5 w ;decorator crptg & bedroom Townhome -bedrooms, formal din· Btoadmoor Woodbridge. you. Great starter borne ~•n estate. Priced dirt and Jetty view from 3019JavaRoad patio sl3:b· P erfect f?r SSS,llOO! Tremendous de-fna, huge family room, 4br, Bba, ram rm, form. tortheyouncCamUyt.bat 4:heap at $72,000 whlcb rnast~r suite & s undeck. YEAGER REALTY entcrtalnmt. Call Billie al, dining area, forced fireplace. Frwt trees. din rm. $122,500. M6-42CM wants lhe beat. It won't :oieems only right. CalJ Juatstepe to Ocean Blvd. 556-6111 833-3150 air beating, prl vale dos nm, near schools & eves lo.sllong as It's priced at quick!847-6010 rm.ooo. IS Reduced Lovely 4br & fam nn. PQtlo,BKR.c.all842-2S61 shops, S72.000, 8.KR, _:_..,;._ __ *_*_* ___ _.a most r e asoaable .,.,. "' "''"% .,.Jfb c• 644-72 II rwg,.~~~~ ~: .:~...... ----TURnl!ROCIC • ..,...., [·~IHft:Hj~· !'!'cb8h:~~~'~:;,a3rn~! r~e~~:~tept area. 496-mt,•a.1-57S2 I ...aaa'I ~~:::.sc:::rJ.~-s _'$$----"••=•IP yards, hardwood floors. convenienltoshops.cov. OCUMVIEW "#I IBCalfonllo" I_.. ... Broadmoor plan 4. 4 brlck fplc , askl n ~ ered patlo, n eatly 1"8 best lo Dana PoJnt ''#1 lftCallfomio" Bdrm, separate dlnlng red hill ..... 552-7500 Wad Ads CaU6C2·56'18 ll0.000. Owner /Agt. Joe landscaped front and re· for 199,llOO. J Br, den, 2~ · NO DOWN rm., llv. rm., le fam.~~~~~~~~~ GtMNI 1002 G ... ,.. 1002•1 .;;,.De_v_in_64U368______ ~,~'!'~.'= ::n."'~t:id=~= . ; TO VETS IU.fWott ~w:.~ N~~~r~ r::i: CAUFORMIA a .. ................. -.......................... MESA VERDE. 1850 covered pallo, $"73,900, to' Harbor le Laauna. We have several homea 1 .. L1w 1042 Youwoo'tbedlaappolnl-ByQwner.28aths.Clote aq.ft., 3 Br, no quality-BKR, 540-1720 Don't nWll lU und e r s 8 O • O O O • 3 ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• ed. Price reduced td to pat'M " ~boot On1Y ~ ~:·/:~ w~"'1:i uQl~c: K.R.Proplrtt.1 ~~Aih:C~~~~ oretSAT= l•S S131,000 land included. $79,900. Open Uoui. ~ r,::;;:~ sU.950. I MIRL &Toro l~-OSSS lOlJ :1:::=:-:a: ~~~~fJ!~:~:~ ~ *** tt?.£:.:o~~·i;.1!~~ 110111 ILlllS Cal ~.drooeJf-~m-~lort,5bo!1aR.~ii!3'~b,v!·.· __ "'_#_l_la_C_tl_forWe_--.,._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tor detaHa. CALL w/apcctacular view of 2 WOODUIOGI _.... .... • ..,·· FAMILY • W H EL A N R E A L cbanoela. LC p r, aun· ClOSSIMfi WOODlllDGE l'OOf D&tGHT mt'ATE.•1155. ~ deck & boat dock. Xlnt Br\lht.oo MdJ. 2 St.orJ, 3 C.'leb,.HoMe OVEFf SO YEARS Of! SERVICE Many xtraa. $110,000. ·COLLEGE · 8-tltl.CUI 4 bdrm both• SIS Baal• Speciallall-3, financ~. s:M91000 Br, 2\4 batha. Cbolce ,.,... Modlt 27881..omuo. !54&-0739 p .._RK CJDquiotcul-de-nc. Pl o• 401'5bdrm models a•alJ, · PURC'tl.L R~~ locaUoo. All up(?adH . abr, 2b9i, dln rm. noot. -rLAN 4• ~ ty of txJrat: FamUt eomew/pOCIUJ......._ SunaetBch Nr Rec facU f& lake. By atrium , corner lot. WESTSIDE Prlced to Hill Great room, covered patlo • Panlnp>aYrOperU• B•rbof P•clfic Boac.b owner. Prln o.oly. tllS,990.AvaU.O.C.. Spacloua To\Yllhou•e Ove?looking l•ro.U1 hocn• ln • floe lar'41 ftnctd yard. W•lk eomo. Up15talra, c:«no.r, m-T.U1 ~OC''llNCM Pool. Jacuu:l & Tennis Courts. Wit& nelebborbood. Clean and to tbf hill\ ICbool. Aak· ~TATI . . lbr unit W/ocuo vu. ore. HOUSI I OrEH • ~ M n .. t. wltb patk·ltk• 1n1-.ooo.. Vert ·iur• pafk Ute SpeN to but14Joft.. Price HOU"I •-•i'• View Of Ocean From 2nd Floor. 3 SPECIAL IP'Ound• •. AD uetll•nt 7llrd with DOU HOUft hduced. ~ -..... Bf:d.rooms 3 Baths, Den/Famlly OppOcWntty ii Y~ call ...,.._ ... flttb~ P'anwtlc: S«aUoil. Alj lyTht1"..., t..5PMSAT/SUN ~ ll'ltft bflt loti. Room, Will Be Redecorated ·Jn lrnpeeeably cared for nowlMS-OaO:S ~ ter'fnl, MMU'l,lJ.Hln.2811 4511 Gretfttrff ~·n~ :!:.":irT::: Colon & Ton Selected By Buyt:r. ''i'BB.£DOllHOME"on l~:!!!!!~~~··~·~·uo=o~ SC:OTT•IALTT lnW 1 ~44 ~;1:;::~.~·sf: :8~ Hrtb tonH, lmmac. $129.SOO. Shown By Appointmenl a '*\table Qwe\ atrooL ~ l>D-no qual nw IBr IJ6-71Jl •••-• .. •••••• .. •••••• twtmmini. ~lcJ Cu " w/llliertd.I :JidlAa. Good u .wter home or AJC, up•~ &an~ DDR:n&LD 3 BR Patio parka. Ju1\ Sl09,000. Opt HM Sat or ~ ln•tltmttt. -5,000. or uf<I -ntc. aMl lf.&f111\unt. llLL kUe ltn11 'lrilJI Hom•, 11• '"" 1 rd, Jmw D, T&tWD.f lUtr QPL 1~~.!..~Ln.. mabott..C&llC.nlu.rr -..00.MJlftc, t.oaM n..11 .. PUotCl...UW.M. __,/otfar.~ '&-'1'1'9t llSM.m-,__.. ZlW..t.tlllf,~. -~ NIWPOIT CllST .. . . ' . . , . . . . . .. . . . . . -.. . Ho~n•\ Fors• He.HI •• , s• HCHll"' Por s• IHOU&H For Sal• ~4!'!!~!!.~~~~~ ....... 1 ~.4!'!!~!!.~~-~~........ Friday, Septcim~r 30 1977 DAILY PILOT DS •• • • •• • • • • • • ••• • • • • • •. • • • • •. • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • •. • • • •. • • • • •• • •. •• • • • • • •. • •••••••••••• • • • • • •• • Costa M O, 4 Hou•~s For SCJitr, Hous•s For S• Houitt For Sa6e G..,..ra• I OOJ G.-_...,..., I 00 Costa M•to I 024 f'IG l • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ················•••••·· ···•••·•······••··••·· .................••.••.•....•..............•.. Huntfnc)ton leach I 040 lr•IM I 044 ll"YiM I 044 ·•·•······•············ .................•.••.• ······················· S +S :9 ..., ind ~ t·11n:-.t nH. t wn m(•,111.., quuhty' \nd 'u il" ~1U1 Urn, P.u-k Huntington I hclt tt\ :! ..,tor\ l hat -.ho\\:io IJcautiruUy. l·'1·.1tur1•:... 11wlud1· Ut.'rvtm c:C1r~trng , 1 u..,tom drapt· .... flt·h~htful rear yard "1th "'cic.x.l dl·1·k111g , \\all'r softener and ,t I t',lll'llll Ill\ l''tl llH'llt nl $119,750 I JN It. I J I t 1()MCS RI Al TOHS' 11 /!> 0000 '1·13 ~ .1~1l.O1~1 H qh Vo'{, Co•onc1 cJel M.1r I .U I I rJ', I I.• atl• • 11 1, ilt '11)<11) Generol I 002 Gt-Mrol 1002 .............................................. THE LAND IS FREE Wht·n you purl'hase this Jovel} -t hrlrm., :i hath <·ondorrumum 1n Tht· Bluff<... al :i;H.i::!.500 673-4400 llEALTY Diwision of Harbor ln•e-shMnt Co. REDUCED $40,000 Builder must sell 2 year old 3 bedroom No. Bayfront home. remodeled last month. • • Pn' all' Bt•.it h • • :\las lct' Swle" I trt•plan *•Game Hoom w I 1rcpl~H'l' ~ wet h.1r ·••Liv Rm w/f1rcplace & wet bar Owner will consider 2nd TD. lease top t10n , or possible trade. Principles on ]y. $358,000. 640-6648 lHE LOWlST ... CED IM COLLEGE ,AU Immaculate 3 Bdrm, 13~ balh, family home in a great neighborhood. Park like grounds, w/ mature fruit trec:i.. Agent. 546-8640 OPl:H HOUSE SAT/SUM l·S 2450 ~St- Costa M~sa I 02 4 Fountain Volley I 0 3 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• In Law Quarters i\ND,Olt TttnO«JffS Retreat $66,900 HEW HOMES HEAR THE OCEAN Attractwc 3 bedroom 3 bJth, 1700 sq. fl. home!> f1:alur1ng CJr1>ct'i t.lrapei., fuJly land.sc111><'d laundry rooms. fonccd yJrd, fireplaces, :? car garages. Good llnancrng uva1l. SI 15,UOO. Vasil 0111 olfice \lO properly at tiOI 12th Stred REALTY INC 7 14/846-1371 Eastside qwet tree lmt.'<.1 street, lovely Cape t'cKI w,Jots or w.ed brick & J!ingl'rbread. llu.:e lot. ln<.l:;epd, auto. :,prklr,:,, ~ 1:ar gar w ,lgc workshop attach. & ..ill ut1I. H \" pad. Alley accl•ss. Nt•Jr schools & ll·nn1~ Crt:>. 5-18 4019 alt. 7pm U O Y 0 U N t; t; D :! llO:\lt:S IN ON1':-> Try Sm II this French Chateau I e ------ C.:ONDOSPEClt\LIST Htg Bch. C:\I. Fl \ly Touchstone llcalty 963 Ol:\67 Lots o! .. oltl world" Th R lharm. from woodl.'n e oses shutters & cedarsh111gles And adore the ~aullfol to thl• :.ill.pended, wind· lu:.h plants that :,ur· Jnj.! ... tam·:isc. neautllul round;; lhl!> 4 bedroom plush t·arpeting and rondo. Pool & clubhou:.C' l'U.'>lom draf)t!:>. St!cludcd available, party patio. GREEHBROOK i>lu::.h l'utau. Anes ul 1>1nmg area, carpels, Beaul1£ul ·I bdrm. home, green ~ras:. & towering drapes. 568,500, UKll. formal dming. fomih· trees s urround this 540-17:!0 room. Sunken ll\ing popular TN llSE + room. Brick fireplace.:! private apl! Cull now, TAAll~ I Patios. SIU8.000 this unique home won't IUK"'1i Coronadel Mar 1022 Costa Mesa LIDO REALTY last: 1 • • • .. I 024 673-7300 i1a:5!12·13-.16i711:9tiJ-8961 "#I In Cahfonua ~--- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------1 COLONIAL R. 1':. ---LANDMARK HOMES SPECTACULAR Nt·w Condo::.,:.! Br. :?'~l Ha. OPEN HOUSI': FHL 10 12 We si>ec1alize! Call us for 2 frph:'::.. l't:ramit' till: & SUN 1-6. :!042 So.1---------•1 an appointment to .sec Quality Duplu kitrh1:ns & bath Pool & KajX'lla Ct. 4 HR, Fam· OWNER ANXIOUS our selections. 1\11 except ional cu~lnm :.pa. 675-t\!112 Hrokt·r rm. Sl 19,500. 1;7!!1 ·8200 MALLOY REALTORS bwlt home with vaulted --- ---------Moved out of area. New wood bcu m ccil111g . FREE HOUSES BEST BUY IH CM lands t·a ping. cur pct. 900·4342 beautiful solid oak FOR VETERANS This properly ha., bcl•n p:.iint 111 & out. Super HUHTIHGTOH cab Inc ls l hr u ·O ut . multiple hst'g. :Jl SH9.500 d:J!>::.IC home on a qwct sr '"CLIFF f1repluccs m hvm~ roum Nt> down, NO clo-.ing Ownr. musl move, \\Ill 1·ul-de~ac 914,500 5;A and master bedroom l~hL'>. Wt• haH· 2 in Co::.l:.i sell for ~.OOO' Buyer to Golf-Tenms·Bcat·h Generol I 00 G~rol I 002 leaded gl:.i::.::. "indows ,\k,.,a. I m ~anla Ana.:! in ~N new loan. Income LARGE 2 STO Jl Y. I ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• e1nd a Cl'rdOlH' tile JlunlinAtlln lk'aeh Call prop al rear of lol. n Bedrm. giant bonus jacuizi 10 the m.i,.,lcr tor FR EE mlorm:ilJon. lt•ased at SWO ix·r mo \.' CAuFO•"'" room + family rm. 3 Car CUSTOM BUILT ROOM FOR bath a.., k for \ c l t· ran Ownr. live al rronl hou!>t' PROf!.ER'Q' EXCHANGE. lac. gar. Xlnt eond! For mlo. OCEAH VIEW BIG R.V. PLUS tvunM•lor A1-rt Chas. c . Martin. 2rn ~ ..,,_ ·a:,k for A~ent. Jud 1 hi-; "<'1 luclt·1I I Hr h;i-. 111 I hi<., :,pac1ous :S br a charming 2 b('droom 540-3666 Broadway, ph: 645 15J.I 963 6739 557·7620 Masters 898·2636. "'·"" 1ww ,11111 1·\1·it1111: .. ;Jshadc Costa Mc:,a Rental with f1replacl' • \lrJ' ~ll"p ''""n to hv bt•uuty with beaut1tul and a separall• patw it;, ATTENTION LowfftPric~ in HB 1111t·l<'l!••n11· 111 ... 111\11•w 1.trl!l' pools1ie vard ·deck i~c ~.r.:1 ]j J HEWHOMEBUYERS Like new xtra nice lgc +owner wall help )OU .11111 h.dt HI)\ \\ tlh (,JJ )!I' l>l'Pilralc double garage . . Call 644 T'.!l ,itJJtn• H \'OU would hkt• to hve family condo. 3 a~. ~· ~ w1lh the closing CO:-.l::.. 3 , •tli i .1 p pu int m 1• n I ::.hdi·rs oJ)l.'nmg to your '1 HR, 2 Ha , frplc, U /W. of the cust and be near f'V locauon. Nr all. Must gar· S59.'.150. II urry: ! SPECIAL PRICE ... 01 l.1~t '>all' 1 f.. '\1,'l'Ul I\ I' l>t.'111rhultJ Plan V. 4 HH. rumlly room form.ii d111 rni; room. hn'.1kra::.t & I ,1 u 11 d r \ 1 u u 111::. • l o Month.'l olu #IJ Dct.•1 wood Eu:.t Dnvc by &<•all tor tl1Jpl. PATTI WALK~!~ Hl':ALTY H-12 14HI LARGEST PLAH PrH"t' rcclucl.'u Walk lrom tl111'> I Hit lo ;111 ::.choob. shop:, & JJUrk. I Yr. homl' warranty ,\ ~real \'aluc ~1t ::m1,.1110 VALLEY 640·9900 -UNIVERSITY PARK $94.950 1-:' c 1t1 n g Ed 1 n h u r .: 111uu1•l lo\\ nhoml' w J bdrm:., family rm. :!1 'l bathi.. Huge b,1ckyurd .v1bnd. patio & lirt'pll. Wat(•rfront llomc~ 631 1100 Woodlmdgc, 3 HD :! BA Aro:idmoor put10 home. i:or~cow. m~1de and out su~.~cr s:i 1 ·403!_ LUSK PLANl. Reduced $4000. Lowest price an Tu rt I crock Highlands 514·1.950. THE IRVIHE REALTOR 752-2000 Privacy gate, leads to 4 hr, dream home. Turllerock. A world f•f your own for investment of S127,900. Ownt•r Will help fmantc. 75'1 7747 WOODBRIDGE NC\\ Arborlake tO\\nhomc w Ir~ n•ar yard, l>unkcn hHn~ room & formal dmin~ vlui. 2 m~ter DR :-.wtc:. VALLEY 1~ 640-9900 -"" ,11-.1.i-.1 110111-. C.all tnr larJ.:l' fJm. rm with ewn like a king al a fraction Ila -+ bonus ~m. Choice Bcdrm. l·'• bath. 2 car .i1i:.::.iu :.iMtiou' patio OH yes ~ Me:.a dt•I Ylar. Owner South Coast Plaza. sec :.cc t o apprcc. Lge V11lagc RE963·4567. (~ 1m.1 ·i~."u,·~ ~~~.,~~ .. ~~s~A~n~1;~ ~-' -, ~~~3 now. ~~2.000. ~~ILD~i~l~i~s~c;~r ~~~~c~~~~:~1~y ~?~~ SHARP & COZY liim•W_O_O•D-B•R•l•D•G-E- 'Oi ilrlij)flj ~~v ~ 1~1·• ·" • ,,..n '" '· -~ · s~~ ~~~ :,ur~~'~ cd BEST EAS~SIDE -£a0::::i~~din~~der San· :.1~~~~~1~i~:i1C:~:~:~: ~t~h~1:~~:try:~ 1-~:s~~ CREEKSIDE . $49,000 [ ~ IM&IHI] ~~'.'~,!~'~~~;~:~~~ 227Sh~=Plm ~G~~:::.~ fa{.~~f~iw:r;:t;~~~ -~-1 ·-:-:-·1-:0-aw_to-:-c-~-e-l~-::-~-:-50-· ~:~~:~:~r~£~fi~~~~~ IH1111 ... ·11l,1tc fam ily -. 0penSatl2·4,Sunll ·:J <I Bdrm. pool cabana, By Owner, 5br, highly ncgo)Or A~t. Vacunl Sunny Showcase home d1tion. Custom drnpc~. h t l •<i<•nllJI 2220 Waterfront family room, pristine upgraded. $157,950. Ofln 5m,900. 557·7700 wkdays w 1. u n 1 i m i t e d dee garage opener . lg 111111' 111 quii· r ·~ 8oR>oa Peninsula I 007 Call 67:J.JH!I dean. owner ready lo or 962 8773 after 6pm for back yard w /cov patio. 111·.1 1'111.1.,ti.:1• yard ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl.65.00010 wnl.'r ~lurtpackmg.S135,000 Hse Sun 1795 Tanager a ppt. Ask for Ma ri.hall. possibihties. S2000. de· Syc·amorc m odel. Vu · " hll .rnu'>l.tp111g. 6733663 673-8086 Dr.556-6076 flOO'J.IElhs>.OpenHow.c <·orating allowance. -1 canl. Mukc •>ffc1 . C':.ill mu-.t oc1:.a.ai..1FRO .... T lm~iate -P-R-IC_E_R_ED_UCED! Wknds. Bit. :l Ha, :i:wo SQ. ft S.'658l«I ~ " --- -s&nglc ~lory4 510~,500. TRIPLEX Possession Vacant-Must sell J lir :! CONDO SP ECIALIST w,:issumable VI\ lo:in. 1 Near lialboa Pier. Xlnt Ch arm 1 n g 2 B R , Bu. new carpets. tltg Bch, CM. l''t Vly Mile to beach 968·•1!167 ~HERITAGE !FREE POOL! ll«aul1ful I Ut.'llrou111 I"" -.tor.> 1\ccut11 l' hom1 that ha-. l11.·t•11 h•i:hly lll' ~r;1d1•(j .inti i'\ !>UIJCI i.h.a1 p .lllrl dean Prteed "1th 1>.am1· model!> l"UI' n.ontl.> •11l1•r\'<l, .) l;'t th1> hcauty has a J8 root 1\n I h u n y 11 o u I w 1 l h .1ul11mul1r pool :.w1•1•J1 :-\rm•ly ln·1m··~ best hu~ II u H It y I ! A -; k I II f ~(IJ.1150 RANCH REALTY 551-2000 HERITAGE PARK We have this highly up graded 3 bedroom ramil) home with a DJ:::N wait 1m; JU::.t for you. The JtUragc h<.1i. also been paneled. I\tJy be just wlu1l )OU have becn look ml! for . Walk to the m:w J>:Jrk, pool. Lenn~ courts and school. Asking $76,500. Ca I I lo sec. RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 POOL HOME He r c l b :i lovely (; ll A N A D A 1 n l h t: f:.nnow. Ranch of lrv1111:. 4 bedrooms. formal dtn mg room and a POOL. Jo'caturtng m.iny tic corator h1ghhghlS. On a cul-de-sac street. No ;i~ sot'. dues. Now askm~ S101,9tJO. Call for appt. RAHCH REALTY 551-2000 O~n Sat. l·S New Woodbridge Cross• in~ 2 bdrm .• 211'2 baths: up~raded "Bril!hton". near the lake. Best bu~ avail. 111 the area. Vacunt & rt·ady tor occupancy <ii only S ll2 ,300. lt. J.AKFA"IDE. C I Im rm 1140 Mission Dr. Touchstone Reall '' ----locataon. New copper w 1 spa iou-. < • ~ FOR S \LE S I ~ -plumbing & fixtures custom bwll. de,,igncd S85.900 !16..'l-08bi c If 'n :h tptrawom i---------•I & ()PEN SAT.SUN 15 ·--------•I a 1. anc e e. pen thru.Aut. New carpeting for entcrta1n1ng h rth f 1 •. • REALTORS ARTIST'S SPECIAL BEACH 2 STORY $.54,950 ,, F 11 ER Owner 54!>-6475 ea 1rep acc. warm & paint. BEST Ocean· privacy. u price OP£N HOUSE-OWN WQWll living areas. Walls ol WALNUT SQUARE front pnce around. Sl.69.500. Open Sat1Sun Sat & Sun 10 5. Mesa Bv ownt>r 3 Bdrm, p. ba •• glas.-; to garden. Spaciou::. 1-5 Cr eative Invest Verde 4 Br 2 Oa, IRe FR ~lany xtra's incl central Spanish :.Lyle 3 br, 13(, ba master with private b<ith Only SSS.900 will provide llrJmalH' 11' rm , i.;ourmPt kill h1•11. 1l11w. '\H·~·ping -.1 :.i1r" t•t llrdl· .111.t\ ITIJ'ol1·r :.11111' Jnd i.:llt"'' qujrlt•r-.. llurr)' ~lt~'l illlil I l •I I ; •ft" I• CUTE28DRM COTTAGE <:lo::.c to all shoppmg. Xlnt condition. Carpeted. Pnced m tbt at 29.000. ments, sw·.9513 $79,900 545·1588_;_~_5·6084 A,C. Nr So. Cst Plaza. w family rm. & patio. + 3 Children·s rooms. you w 1thc excepl1onal SPYGLASS J BR BUCCOLA S16,500 ~5060 Lg. yard on quiet Cul-de· Hardwood kitchen with lifestyle only Irvine can bac. Move in on credit wrap design and all the provide in this 2 BR, A1C By owner. Southport 6 MES•VERDE . *TRIPLEX* approval.584.500 l ates t appliances-beauty. Bdrm, family rm. i.:ame A VALLEY 640-9900 rm.formaldtntnn,musac :·:xqws1tcly upgraded m Pride ol ownership Q adj o inin g fa mil y. .. bes A 979 5278 Th 2 bd 0 l Reduced SlOOO's this ~========~-----...--::--:-:--:~ syst em, beautiful tarea gent . ree rm uni !> . CAUl'CHOOA ~ w··· .... UTS'"'UARE 6 k. week! 8kr5J6..93ll. ,,, ~....,. ""' arc h i t e ct u r a I I Y ---------1 w, patios. car par mf.?. PROf!ER'Q' EXCHANGE. llC. -no\ cs•ote ~"' OPEN SUH. 2-5 landscaped pool area. S140,000. Call 673-5741 ~. .,,._ i---------.... 1; i Side yard with 2 iitory PENDIMG _Agn...;;_t_. ______ 1 96.'1-6739 . • 557.7520 V .a. TERMS 14605 Owal Road playhouse. Game room FORECLOSURE ~ -------SHARP ''B" unit ; :r extensively paneled with Owner desperate, must Qualified Vets may buy OWNER DESPERATE btlrms., 2 ba. condo (3rd IHVESTOR•s real oak. Oak cabinets sell. llag custom17.cd RoomforloatjTrtr Hwmn(jt0ttleach 1040 lhisfine H.B.homcwith $85,SOOVA bdrm.canbeformaldin R CE t · 1 t c home near Mesa Verde 3 Bdrm, 2 bath family ••••••••••••••••••••••• the best of terms. Sharp 3 in g rm. >. M AN y SPECIALP I con a1n a comp c I W lk bedrm W1""alled corner C ul -dc·sac family mus·1 ·ystem B· nk ap Country Club. 4 Large home on corner ot. a L ....... DMARK ... d B · k EXTRAS. NEAT cov-SLASHED $38,900 Coronoct.I Mer 1022 c s · a · bedrooms and loft. to pvt swim;tennis club. ~ lot, fplc, cov. patio. neighborhoo · n c crt'd patio with lush plan-(. I ·' t praisal of $330,000. Has Onl many upgrades . Nr fireplace. Built-in wood . G L' .uJrt cu ..:a <'Way pro-••••••••••••••••••••••• added $15,000 in dccorat· Private swimming Po<>l. Y S11,500. 4 DR, 2 BA. Corner loca· f shelves in family & livinp lings. Central air. . < •• tl'<'lS Ja\•bh .:rounds with · g i that appraii.al Asking price jusl re-DAVID BOURKf~. t• Cl e t beach Marina, or $79,900. f . washer & dryer incL On 1011 S.•1·ludcd ~·nlry lo CDM BEACH m 5 nee k · duced to si45,ooo. Make RLTR ion. os 0 ' 531-5800, eves. 847-8823 rm. Sun sparkling amily l.y $6,200. ••x1·1'11t1\C' lav . rm . Will sell below ban ap· C 11546-9950 schools &shopping. Ex· lnt1REHdwork kitchen. 3 Queen size COTTAGE praisal. Our new home is offer. Call~ll51 a ccptional value $84,900. bed rooms . Lus hl y 14631 Owal Road -;11n•,h1 11e ~ourmct · ed d y 640 9900---------· bd katt•hPn on•rlo o k s Lotsofwoodandstain almos t complete . VALLE • landscnpedgrounds.Call "A''Un1tw1th 2 rms .• " I a s s . P R 1 C E 644-6709 ONDOSPECIALIST r l prev iew 2 baths, p1meled family flrivatc C'ourl yard. " ---------• DanaPaW 1026 ~ C o r persona REDUCED to $137.500. H Bch CM Ft VI 752 1700 rm., lge. patio; Po<>I & .S\\e<'J>IOI! mastt•r hclrm R.C. TAYLOR CO. REDUCED $10,000! ••••••••••••••••••••••• -o;{i\\ £S c .. ~•o'fl ~ tg • • Y oim 111Q •llHUNro~l°NI{'£• park near by. VERY (tcJ~~~,1~~d~~~~~.:~~~ 955-0350 ~:~:d~~~~::~~b~sy --~~------1 OCEAHVIEW? ~ .... wp~I Touc=~ealty [e 111111· ·. ! ~~!Priced right a l 111u' Submit anv olfer! ---------I view. 4 BR., family rm .. Next lo NB. 3.~R. f,am rm, You bet! This one year ' EYEL YH COPELAND ~.ni;o10 VACAHTLOT 2 frplcs.; old world own~r s~ys sell .Come new duplex has views nr••:roR 5520434 ?•• I •p ·.,., ""''' COM charm. Spanis h hied by Sat/Sun 1-5. & make from both units + u.~ NEW LISTING _. . ljjj,l 'l~'l.I Rare Spyglass HiJJ lot ja~·...n. Open w-keods. 646-l<M4ar 675-1580. fireplaces. balconies. ~bamalrp din4 belndrm .~ome, Beautifully upgraded s pa. $83,500_ O.W.C. WOODBRIDGE (® ~ Patios with pool & ofr. 2038 Aliso. Agt ,_., Greeolree2br,conv.den. Jit,'i!WJ w/magruficenl ocean & .__ ""'" and low maint. landscap-.or I rm.,. rum· :X-ownbouse. 2 br end un· Many upgr ades. 831·7568 Owner reduced . ----, ..... -. Fuhioo ls land views. Sirnl,500. Act now! $S8 500 3br 2ba. Macy ing. $135,000. pus rm for kids. Sep 1L w ;lovely creek on 2 T U R T L E R 0 C K • ~o OOO Perfect Cor your custom PAUL MARTIN xt~as.'See a'ny ume. ALL WICJCJl'I~ Rltn master bedrm suite & des $74 950 .... • EL DUMPO borne. REAL ESTATE 644-7383 TERMS. By Owoer. 675-6160 673-4447 bath w/Roman tub. Cov. stQ . ' . "CLEAN" 2 BR, Den, 2 4 Bdrd ms., J baWlh:sl·I air- R.C. TAYLOR CO. :>4&-5228 atnum & paUo. Owner Ba w /w arm colors. con ., new. t ows 241 STEPS CHARMING 3 Br. 2 Ba, ---------1 leaving area. Sll.2,500 (or CAUJO«NIA .• Agl /owner, 833-1795 Model $105,000. TO BEACH 95S.Ol50 frplc + l br. aptSlS9,000. VA TERMS BY OWNER· You save, cul·dc·sac home. Open PROtfll'(!EXCtWIGE.111. eves. OwneriAgt. 833-1768 11 s low down and dirty! liiiiiMiiiwiWiiNiww-i Owner. 640-7030 MESA VERDE view, 4Br. 2'hBa, 2 story, House this weekend, 9201 _ ~ ------------1.,.-,;,;,;,;.-.-;;;,;,;;.-;;.-_ Looks like a borne where llz Ilk to Ocean Sharp home in xlnl area bran~ new home. Xlnt Ski Harbor, JIB. Agent 963-6739 557.762<> UNIVERSITY PRK HEW IM the buHalo roomed. A on aulet tree shaded st. localton, look & com· 968-5430or962-4454 BY OWNER handyman's paradise! Complete ly .remodeled CosfaMna 1024 Motivated seller agrees pare. $105,000. 493·5570, Edinburg3br,2!f.iba,ram SMOKETREE raml and profit! A qwct on an oversized lot. A In "writing to pay ..cnn of <196-SO.i6 Priced R rm, q u i e l s treet. 2 BEDROOM d b srnashlng 4 BR plus den ••••••••••••••••••••••• .wvv 0$8S tune sheltere Y tower· GO• I!! OR _ ........ IS buyer closing costs w /a 3 br 2"'· ba home w /vault· . Reduced for quick Hie. Nice, neat, terrific loca~ " t Je~da to lh'" ~lus formal dinmg plus ..-• ""'"" • "" • k 5 I 0 "•8 B · Ill,. rl'CS .. ., .., Cull priced VA orrer. Of· ed. ceilings & soarlna For Qu1c a e & Fru*1t Trees $89,500.640·ouo tion. A rare Plan 1 IR rlll!hc hideaway. Spanish uge family room with Walk to Mesa Verde C.C. 9 900 545-9491 e. Smoketree Just l year slyleJbclrm.Shovel ·em open beams , natural O>armlng 4 Br, 2 Ba on feredat$7 • • views. Newly completed Full price on this 4 .Just Jisted home 3 Mountain View newanda~aitingjustfor up and you Aot yourself wood textures and ocean corlot. Open Sat tsun 1·5 [ 1ttJ!li I lt w ;d ecorator c rptg & bedroom Townhome -bedroc>ms, formal din· Broad moor Woodbridge. G t tarwr horn ;,m estate. Priced dirt and jetty view from 3019JavaRoad 0 Jm IHll Ulf pateth>_.!11:i~St PCerfallecBl 11 1 1?r 555,900! Tremendous de· i .... , h'*"e family room, 4br, aba, ram rm. form. yol.L rea 8 e ··heap at S72,000 which master suite & sundeck. YEAGER REALTY -Real Estate en ,... · ie al. dining area, forced fi~epl~. Frult trees. dln nn. $122,500. 846-4204 ~~~~e ~unt!!~~n~~ 'leems only right. Call Just steps to Ocean Blvd. 5S6-el71 ---------• 833·31SO air beating, pri vale dog run, near schools & eves last long as it's priced at qwck! 847·6010 $227,000. n-a.-d Lovely 4br & fam nn. patlo.BKR.call842·2561 shops, s12,ooo. BKR, 1...:..---------1 a m ost reasonable ortNrit9•1rH1JNT08HKr• Coll644-721 I TWO HOUSES ftau&Ria Oceanviewfromgarden. 842·2561 *** in.soo 1Vfllflfti1M r:r.~:li·~~l~ ~~~~~~ .. ~~'. -:=.~: 1·1~, .. ,_.~:--!!P.-1118111 :s5~~t red hill _ 552-7500 brick fp)c, asking ered pat.lo, n eatly 'I1le best in Dua Point "#1 .. CalHonda" Bdrm, separate dloi.al WantAds Call642.--56'll---.--errvn777 -• mnooo Owner / ...... Joel Jh_ .. _ pedf-tandre r .,..900 3Br den 2..... ....ODO~ li JC fam~~~~~~~~~ f+!!la.V--.,-------,-00-""2 ~-rin&u~ ,_.. .';.3c~~. rormai B!.~aay ~~des. isOO ·. = "yo vET"s" 1 ._1~ ~; 2~· b:., .. z paUOll:1-~ ..... ~. ~aa Ge•ral 1002Gea41 --------dinlna. bil Uvi,Jlg room. sq.ft.ecudo Justminutes ++• atrh1rn. Nr park• pool. ~""'""'• ................. -........................... MESA VERDE. 1850 covered patio, S'13,900, to Harbor' & Laauna. Wo baft aevera.l homes ttilllDW 1042 Youwon'tbedlsappolnt· 8YOWner.2 8atbs~CJ05C CE 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE HIWPOIT CRUT . Spaclou.s Townhouse Overlooking Pool, Jacuzzi & Tennis Courts, With View Of Ocean From 2nd Floor. 3 B<.-drooms 3 Baths, Df:n/Fam.lly Room. Will Be Redt:corated "In Colors & Ton &:Jected By Buyer. $129,500. Shown By AppolntmenL sq.ft., 3 Br, no qualify· BKR,5'0-1720 Doo'tmiMIU under seo,ooo. a ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed. Price redu(ed to to parks & &ebool. Onty log, 15~ down. Quiet I(. It.,,,,_......, Bedroom, 4 bedroom, 2 ONM SAT~ l·S 1131,000 land included. $19,900, Open Bouao e ire row . q u l ck I AIRllEIL 1_;1~ bath. AU locatlons. Vets l8727Bolvo,HuntHrbr 83.14!St sat;Stln 1 0.s, .uo1 po11e11lon. Sl9,850. - - -no down, hurry for beat 4 Br, Iba, Davenport *** Lind trom, lr•tne. Owner771'2386 &Taro 1032 aelect.ion.Pboneuslodal J.aland. Great lloor plan ----.......:.----1551-301'1. MesadelMar.5BR,3b1, ... lac.I......... .. ..................... tor dotatls. CAL w/lpect.acular vlowol 2 WCIOOODS~~GGI •--WOOD---.-.-.-AA---a--:- 12120 fam•nn, 2 frplc'a, --------1 FAMILY • W H E LA N R EA!-Channel& La au, a un· .,"" .,,., .. IJOO},roomlorboat&RV. DIUGH1' &WATE,898-786'. deck & boat dOck. Xlnt Br\Ot.on ¥dl. 2 Story, 3 Cfttlri .. HoMe )(any xtr••· '110,000. ·COLLEGE BeauUful 4 bdrm both• S'5J\•aleSpedallat&.3, fln&o(~S349,000 Br, 2~ b1lb1. Choice ,..,McNW 2'188Loren:zo,546-0739 PARK onquleteul-d.Hae. Plott· •«Sbdnn models avail. · PURC LL REALTY locaUou. All oparadca. 2br, 2bla, din rm, nook~ WESTSIDE SPECIAL Jsnpeee1bt1 urtd for .. FREEDOM BOMJC" on a tt.trabl~ cautet itretio Good u starter bOm or lDveatnMat. 111,000. or aaq Oita. C.11 C.tW'J' 21Weltclllf,14517Z21. ty of extras: Famtly aonMwfpOOla.~ SWls«Bcb. 846<2848 Nr Rec /a(U "lake. ·ny atrlum, corott' lot. Priced to aellt Grtat room, rovcRCS p4t.lo &i PennlllJtooPropertl-Htrbot Pacific Beach owntr. Prln only • .-.ooo.Avall.Dec. famll1 homo ln a ttno larire fenced yard. Walle 'c:ando.,Upttalra, comer, 111).7247 ~or~ Mlshborhood. Clean and to D>e high school. Aak· MIMllSTATI . .lbr unlt w/oceao vu. HOUSI I OPEH • ~M nHt with park·llke 1n1-.ooo.. V~ Jar.,• park like Space to build Joft.. t>tlce HOUSI ~· CfOW'da. An Htoll6nt ~ -"~ n.o..u Houst. nduced. • Opportunity If )'OU eaU ~........ wuu ~ 11v1"t$eelftv l .Sl'MSAT/SUN KQot ,,_o Joea. nowl~ antaat1c lout.ion. All •1 12-ztrt 4511 GrtiRlree Ill', 2ba, dbl rm, Doak. t.erri\t. W'n ....,,.m.m. Soaclous 3 Br 2~ bath laundry rm, atrlu~. SC01!!7.133 ...,... I044 'townl\ome. 'step1 to earth t ones, lmmac • _. a"1rnmlril volley bell• w/mcrtdJbl UJ>l!'adiaa. 5:t&°~=.:!:il~~~~~~~~IDmnELD3llll P•Uo parks: .Ju1t Jl09,ooo. <>pi JIM Sat/SUD or bJ' nt. ma Ma17lb1U1t.; aa..L Wt tt .... ~ Home, lJt rear J,.d, lal'MI I>. Tatum. Bltr appt. l'1121 ~Ln.. .,_IOinc.81..aM ~PUo&a...an.I *"'°°Jo(fer.• • &Ti"99 SllMSJt«m..-. rnr~• •,1 c OLSON . . • • • • .. OAll 'Y Pll 01 HIM!tH For Sd. HouHa For ScH Houus For Sd• Houao For SaM Ottwr bol htot• ··•••••················ ··•·•··•··············· ..............•..••...•................•.....................•.•...•. ·····•················· ...... ~~~ ....... ~~~!.~~~~ ........ !~~~~!!.~~-~~ ........ ~.~c:!~ ..... ~?~~ ~~.~~~~ ..... !?.~~ ~':~~~.~~~ ... !?.6.! ~~~~.~~~ ••• !?.~! ~~!!~~ •.•••••• !?.~~ c~;~ Loh/ 1 soo ..... leech I 041 ~ l~D<h I 041 LOCJlllMll leach I 041 ------------------IA Y FRONT HOME VILLAGE WALK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• A·fRAM£ f'r1vale. u1u:uo~:c:.lt.*d CONDO 2 tut s }t·a t rta~ \ ••u ~VESTMb4T l.Jr".'' :1 IMlrm , 2 •tlll)' l I' 1 ., M1·1111111 .il Purl< 'SI II:.!.> _.,..ltTU""'ITY ~.~ i·mnrnun1y •1·1•!»111111 l'w \1111.1atl1·tl t11 kv••I fnrll0lhl'hun1·~US·'~~!.ll """-.-"' " Nl!wly p11111lt'tl HI & 11ul h1lrm's, d1•11. l hJth" & p1 i un· l•H ,1111111 "'"" Slc!Jti toon•Jn Sii I .!iOO, f1n·pl.1cc. Slip for l'mwr puuh t.. J.ll'U//h 3 bl.II ffi:i CommtrciaJ ,, lh "' ..... ,,., '" lh1 c•art ut l ·~ 1111.1 \ lnl ~J1tl•J11 l~11 I!" I" I l • 11 .. t1u11 .11 •' • :'\hurl >.!li. fq 11< "'II t' 1•1 111 lrUUll•"I l 1111 RiYMra bolty "'-5•7• 499.2100 l ~o DOWH! ILUEllRD CANYON -S.C~ wt woodsy Mttlng from this 2 ~I baflt a.o.... with• ZlxlS foot OC.aft •i•w ....S.Ck. .. S I 03,500. 497-2489 CAYWOOD ho.iluptu40'.Jlyow1111. w 11·.itht1ll.il i·rihnJ:'> ~ 1600 HEALTY INt' "" af(cnb pb. $!35,000 \Int tur 1·nll'rlJ1nin1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 548-1290 • ~U_J_li7_5·l359 l'rn·1·1I IKlow 11l11\•r uml~ SALE/LEASE ---------•I HARIOR VIEW .11 !lbK.UOU ~I-> !ll!H. 2.22 Ac11 .,, "•".int l,1ml. ( •fir.ii ~ wncd <: I. on Uml.01 St.., Good Investment! PORTOFIM0,_,,1Ji!ll1alfJ!'?i Col!ta Mt•,,a. 2 Story Condo, :J Jiii Vu 3 DR, 2'1> ba, fam r m :-11 _____ ,_. or P.kadow & Coa~tline. +bonus rm w /bedrm ~ -__ lli•al £-.lJll• --IITI ,~: ••.• : ll0.000 £1rm. 1>15 2U8:! u(t bulh up. 260011qft, v;11·.1nl --~-Bwlder Closeout · · •· • S·30pm . & ready! Open wecl\t•111I ------I or caJl SS2·8874. 180fj Port Only 4 Left - ----- West boumti. Agt. :1 UNlronm, i hath, Prim.Commercial v I I I a 1: c w ~ I k Ma'1orTenants 'J'ownhumc:<, 1w.1r South NEWPORT \1•W ;11,.,11111 11,1, lpl1 :1h1 t.. ... 1l)ll"l•ll di'"'" ~ 11Iii1• r "I', 1 • d •I ,• ll~h Ill 11.'lll 1l l,1 l11Jp.,1lh 1v11111t' But 11 ",. ,, Ill" r "l'.lll\U'~ 1'1 11• llP ill 1l S.' ~ Lll~I \\ 111 I I \\ 1tl• tlrul.l'I '• h, I 1->I " J 1 111 Olt' DUPLEX POTENTIAL SOI "I'll LMiL'NA 49'J ·U>.'>l LAGUNA N IGUJ::L 4!15·1728 !JANA P OINT 493·8812 HARBOR HIGH Just a rl!w blot·ks away from this quality bwlt J balrm horn~·. tun:<· fumi· ly room. 2 bath, dblr lplt•, larl(C l'OrnCr l•>t UWllC'f an\IOUS ,1n1l Wiii lwhl ltn.trll'\" Call..,10 11:,1 HOCK BOTTOM VA 1. ll l•; l lJlr bur View 4 br Mun tcgo. Sl.39,500. By OWlll't' Schools, tennis & p1111l fat· JI. (71 l )ti75·5!l7!1. c21:01:t1 21154; wkdJys l:!l'l)a:J:I :tl117 <:oa~l l'lula. Sput·ially J.oni: krm NNN leu:>l''> pm•cd ~pill h:\el Ullll)> ln<'lu<l1n1t S&I. componv. with ;ill the fl·:ituic'i yuu i.:r0<•cry stort·s~.fo!lt hMHl llesui·. Loft-.. IH·.im,;, n·~tauranl; S!29.000 tu OCEAHVIEW I Ult ll11nll' \\ "' 111101111• t•1ol °'' .11 I• 11111' I "Ill I .\ :-.d1uo , \I .1111 111111 111 mdu1fr1l 111 tl11~ 1iu1' h,1 • Th 1-. '1·rv Jtt r,11'11 H' north Laguna huriw 1~ on ..in H 2 lot with a large vacant area w1th second un1l µoll·11t1al Pt csf'nt improvement s ancludc two bedrooms and large, ht•am c·<.•thn~ hvinJo: room on upper lt·vcl. Complete ... 1ud111 un lower level. c;1 cat ocean" H·w • • • . .$179,500. LocJuna Hiiis I 050 Newport Beach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ('onllo, ·1 B1, l '• li.1. l~c l•-------- P•ll10, :! l'Jr g,1r, A L'. .. 1l'l: (rplC'. ra1k 1l'ool.l•--------- ~.ooo No \~h. 8Jo 1118 LOCJIA'HI Nici-I I 052 THE BLUFFS ~HERITAGE REALTORS BYOWHER llhr Vu ll111c '\111111<·~11 I Jl1 ,11 rlf ::;11X,.11l41 :!UIK l'url ( · 11t'l •l':l I 'I 1 .. 11.0107or1;J1 UihU l I . 1 , ., . 1 ~l.~Kl,000 I rin only !.Hill'~. l 1.1 II s, -l 'ol U\VllJ BOUHKI-' ''Jf,1~'.•'. r>allll \ .lt'd, pool, ' HLTH. ' JJt u111 ;incl. clt"t'1ir Jlur .ii Call S16 ~;,o '"" .1nt·1• I· 1'11111 ~"' lllKI - :-,,., ;ii l'JllVll'W & Condominiums/Town- !:>t',.;1·rsllnm houses for sol~ 1700 ;~. 'ltd ••••••••••••••••••••••• Decorator's Model :!In. :?ha «om 11ll'll' Iv furn 11 Cundu lur the dis- <'n rmnat mi::. I nclds JlOQI, ::.auna, Jacuu1. Goller s rl'lr~al. '5>17 .:ioo. Ile met, \:A. 71 t-!12&t!!Jll7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' $1ti5,000 s rt·: \I. 1.0\\' EST I' I< IC!<: I> rH.UFFS, h1 1?hlv lljl· Tustin 1090 l!ra1kd J Jlr 21 '.' Ha c1111 ••••••••••• ••• ••••••••• MAY 0 CK AJEWe:L'L Assoclilt•s Call 494-6594 For Plot•~ s.1 .. _, I ... II I I A .UlllA hAC .. P\.rdl ... Con~. 411 H. Co•t Hwy., Lz:;• a..cn, CaMfomia SEA TERRACE Ocean \kW from th1' t)l'auufullv d••rnr.1h:•I ;1 111<. :!': ill\ lO\'nhom1· Form.ii 1hn1n~ 11M1111 ~ h1111t 11\ \\('I h ar, 11r11 ks:-11>11all~· l.1n1b<-.11ll·tl ,\1'1'1':.' lo pnv.11t• ht·ad1. S127,500 JUST LISTED! Open House." Sal, Sun I 5 406 Plat;i, :1 llr '\1•wµort (.'11·-.t <'on 110, :.! Ba 11r pool /bk 111.: ::.l l'l,500 ";ikc all v 1 ca~una hie ol l1•r' 1k1. nr IMM>I. SL!5,WO. II \I 11w111 r Call f11r .q1p1 75.! lo I')', l> 10 !ilia 7 111 M111i:l1H SMART START If yuu'rt -.1.1rltnJ.! out or "I<'" 111).! down, you 'II l'n JllY the COll\'Cllll'lll'I.! & < l:llllOmy of lh1s ~Ul>l' r shaq1 :! bdrm. home 1n Tu.~llo, c mn11111111ly 1M111I, :-.a1111.1, p.11 l.Y rnoru, UU(l. (714)494·2146 Newport Beach Sup<>r 'harp l''<ccut 11' home. Tnnu end mrxll•I, "t'°'V 1;111k;lCHl •LAST CHANCE! POUNDING SURF Tlcar tho· 1M1u1ul111~ :.url Lacjwta Beach I 048 LCKJ""a Beach I 048 ln-lcvd :J bdrm. 2'.2 bath 1 _________ _ w1lh \'1cw of upper ha v & h~ht:; on v.1de grt"C•nbl'lt !-iunny C'ounlry k1lchcn w1lh new d1!>hwashl•r & duuhle sell·l't. .. 1111111.: oven~. f'ri \ale JJl.'lll.ll plus fln·111t <J11 1·11,..tom wrap arouncl pal1n. l'u:-lum quary llll' 1·111 n & Kanslan earpcllllJ.! 111 l111v th•·· drt'.1111v :! Br-t-de n, ·• 11.1 6.; hug1· 1·11t1 v hPllll' .1l ow11 ·, prH:,,, Dropprd t 11 ~I \.1,!IOO. To ht.· 11-.l'll tv1 JUG mori• Sun In r1r1• !>II~(' l{\'lf \1U'l ,,,,,, lllli l'l 'l',Jl!J.:•1rt l;I0.7lfi!I DeslCJM" Special 3 Br & dt•n. 21 ~Ba condo. w /Vll'W of Vuna 1'01nt H arbor & t he blue l'ac1f1C'. Vcry s pacious. min11L1·~ from J.a g un.i. Uch. ~~J.~llJO. from th•' l 'J"7 10, .• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT CREST l' a r a mount m 11 h 1 l 1· home; cnrnplcll•ly 111111. Jor SHi,000 UNOBSTRUCTlBLE OCEAHYIEW :! hr. lll'll, :! ha. flpl, H11 k A.1 lt•ll tlt ,,11,lll:d ~I I 1, ... 1~1 --.,., <WIL.UAMS ----e.'.Y 19'10So (\t Hwy,,uJ 11~1? NOR INS REALTY AFFORDABLE!!! 1• .. .,,,1i1" th•· 11111 ... 1 .. r ----------! tor<IJlJi•· 1110111•1 h · 1n ~autiful Ocean, Canyon & city views from 1111 ... lh'W :1 Ill< :!II \ <'1·1J.11 & rl.1 , ti""'' ·1111. 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Nt··t·1lh lll'W pa111t & IC\l'lt>I'. 1•'1'1'1111\ 1'.1rp<'l1•cl Ttw. m11• 1111:-. thJl I ·Ill' lhlllJ.! 1111 ,\I t'I' p.irking :-,,.,. II 11111\1 1 H1•;i1h lo I!"' ,1 ·1.1.IMMI HIDEAWAY ('o m1· lo h1 ·.to111 al .. J\1l l'l 0!. How ,\ h1· l'111·hantPd II\ th1,; : bdrm ~ du1 \lonlt•rc ~ ColnniJI FnJO\ thi. 'C'clu~111n o( 'h:irll r:1rrkn 11.11h ... ~ 1111 .in 'tl•wdeck' ~ll>l,50!1 GOOD VIBES BEST BUY! TOPOFTHE WORLD 3 Dedroom, 2 bath, fam1· Iv room. hrt'placc. :! n1l'e t•nl'l•ist•tl ) Jrtb Owner an'CHIU'°' SI 17,000 ;\f \L'H\ ST \l FFJ-:R :-it-.\ LION llE.\l.TY 121:1 ·. t'ua .. 1. t..11:11na 497-3388 644-2212 REAL ESTATE FANTASTIC WHITEWATER VU! \\111M) .\ i.:IJ"" I hJflll4'1 11 . IL t u'tom l.11111•11 gl;is . :I Htlro" , :! Ii.it h·. <\. 11111I1 "" ,\ \I UST !->l·.E' 'li5,llllU OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY I TO S :11KXH ll1lbiul' LJnt' 11 JI f of !JI h St rel'l l SOUTH LAGUNA ~ll'lh lo 'Jlh !'>t ll1·.1d1 lll"\.\l'f :! Rdrm hath h 11 rn1· 1\1 l h 1111 uh It• 1·arpm1. hu1ll ins, ticam' & l111•pl..1• I'. i'rll'L l'l' <IU<'1°d tu ,,di :il ~l :l:!,1100 ONE THIRD ACRE IN LAGUNA Jtnom 111r :I hw ''"' ~· Bdrin ,\ ~ l1,1tll 1.1nch h II m ,. 1-: n J II\ \ "Ill :1mm.i1, ,\ 11111· man1· l1r11• l>l::tC'hPo., () w (' h i T lJ. Sl li,:im QUALITY C. comfort l'asu.11 or tormJI 1·ntcrl;11n1n~ makes th1" .111 1111tsl:11ul 1n~ huv' Countrv k1ld1rn t .nllJ-.l11 ma~ll'r Bdrm. and IJJth "1th J lolJI or :l Burm!'> & :!' J bJlho; Helax ~ •·n 111\' t ht• CalJlinJ :-.1in,1·l l'r.L·s pn1\lm1l\· 10 tlw (11w-.1 :-.c hool!. 111 lhl' ;1rt•a SI l!I 51JU PRICE SLASHED S20,000 \loni•v & a111 mal Im 1·r<, LCICJWKI HIC)llef Realty 830-5050 496-4040 KIHG OF THE CONDO ~M.:-i<JIJ nc~;AN &IL\HHUH Vl' K. R. Properties l·(i(ll.l)5~5 MOUNTAIN Nrally tu1·k1•d 111 lovl'I\' 11111...i •k art• a i !'> a I l11•1lroom 1m·turc of t){ .. 111 tv, framL·ll 1n elc·i.:anl wrou~hl 1rn11 f1•111·1ni.: Sl65.501J. AESOP Realty J\hr.t il1•\I r a hh• plan H ::> Hedrm.., i.'i.. d1·n w 11 h Ol'eJll \IC'\\ l 'lll!I a<kd 1•pt°' & clq", "t•I 11.11 1111111 & ll'Jlllt' 1•1111rl~ llwy"11 II 1~t.1111•t• lo lw:1d1 t II len·tl fur !!-1:!5,0llCJ. r>l:l :~17 1, ll1·cl C'aqll'l. TSSH2-E70~0. . .·.· .. _ DuPIHes/ Onitssat• 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llv nw1wr. J\l uo;t s,·11. VILLAGE. . · .. · l.11'\ k Cu nd o. l> Y:-. REALTORS K:1:J.lllJI, CV(!/Wknd:. ~\8 'ltl7:l ---=-------4 PJ.EX-~43,000 C:nr:'l'flllS !)0•11, J.11'11111 ,\. <. W .. ; J·: I' I '.\:I; \' I t-: W Don or 1 IC'lf'n BQ Jn 731·4:.lll uni\ •'J'.I, 11111 \ \ ,, , _________ _ .11111.11.1 .,,.,.'I \1(,1'1;. ----------'llll l\'>111 K JUl'\I l~Quail ~ liilPlac• Prap•rti•• 7S2-1920 "" a.OO QUAil $1 NlWl'Olf llACH C1rr 11mo,,la1ll l'" 1111•\·1·111 nl'\I 11\\ n••r trum UlCI\ 1111! EASTBLUFF PRICE SLASHED 5 Dll fixer Just retlut·(•d ~.150. Brinl! vour p.11nl & T l..C. Seller "ants .i1 lion ;\I akl' oHc·r R.C . TAYLOR CO. 955-0350 111111 111\ .. IY olltr, :.!ba, ----------s hakt· r11n1 l'a1-c•.,l·tt<·r DOVER SHORES homo· :\l'W h1.:h gntdl' W1\TEltf'HClNT VACATION llOM 1-: ON W\TEH Brautdcal I l!clrm \lnhilc· h1111H·, 1 nmpll•lt I~ I ur111,lll'<I \II :in11·n1111•" 1111 ,1111111 II\ in~: ('11111mu111l y pool. JJ1·1111.1 & 1c1·r1•,11w11 ta11h1u·c; f'oc,,1hh· l10Jl shp J \ Jllallh: ~~l.OIMI :-..\J.ISBUHY Ill. \1.TY c.1111,7;\ moo BAYSHORES :! llr. I ha; hll l''l S1•1·11r1«I < 11mmu111t v Walk lo l'\I tu·,ic ht•' Sl 15,1100. (.'.111 1114111•1 al 1714 )770·'.!CHi.I BEST HEWPT. BUY S11n11v II VI I \1nnll'J::•1 '' l.111~1. I hr. fam rm. '.! h.1. If 111l'I ~I. nr pool ~ •,( hh. '1:1:1,:;1111. 1. ........ . hold npl I. '.'.I :!7.~11() Opt·n 1 lou-. .. s.1l sun l 1or1·all l11r ,1ppl. RXJ·Jf.'_,.1-_1 __ _ NEWPORT HG TS. SI 05,000. P ,. 1 . m s t r ~ 11 1 t 1· • ~ p :H· tt>US Ii v1n ~ rm ,~.bntk frpk. & hearth. Cowilrv k1tch & !dm1ly rm Jturry• ll 1-:. l'HOF'F.SSIONALS 963-8377 ---- San Clement~ 1076 ltli· i·m·ua 1.1 pt. l"C'llll"l•• BEAUTlfULL Y ap· cl1·1·or:it11r drp,; w ~lwcro,,, pointed 4 bedrm, 2 i.IJ1nc•cl 1:la"·' <lin II\ ·g bath home. Sep. dining Nl'W hstin~ ll.1rh111 \ 11·w ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm cl1virh•r. "lr o,,11l t1•nC'r. f I II llnml' \lontt-gn I Bel 1111. Hl•:/\C'll T Ht J. E\' El, •·kit i.;.1r.1J!C do•1r rm, orma Y rm, ~ba ~a:l'J,~ioo 1··1·1· 171:! Sl.i\....,lll·:Ds.!ll.511t.1' 1q1l'nc•r l'l•i IC'c:ll l' brick fplc, 2 ear l'I Wt•s lhow111· lill l:!lK SJK01·lat·ular 1wean \ww, lmb11>'tl Vrl'wnl r.:ranr.g 9ara9e, landspd & 1'11nc1plc11nl} ''"''' •I l1el!roum, d••n, 1·alllt· & ~addlcliat·k lo sprinklered. Best buy -1a 111 ll v roo rn. I! .1 1111• 1nt1n11y Complete in this exelusiYe 2412HolidayRd 11111rn,HVparkmgona11 1>11\Jq Many luxury 5 BDR~1 -<.I 'i BA p1tl\. 1'• jCre. Bou.:ht I n e I CJ h b or hood . ' • l'n, · -''''"thc·r, .. !UST 111\\'I·.· t•\lra~ lk•sl huv on 1111. . pool. lkautirutly de • " 21:-N2 1,11.., St.•rranoo.,. ,,.,i,.. S 146,500. Owner will l'Oralt'<l Uuccol<t hon.le <>I-1'' I•: It. Now "n I y 1111! SIZJ.0110 l'rm 1111h help finClftce. complelclv up~radcd & Slt.'UNMt 1'~1 2!1:!' l>\\nr World WJde Brokers better tlwn m ·w . Va HEllTllA 111-:NHY Jlv O"ncr:-2 br, 2-1.)-a-.• ~: 673-4545 cant -ready for imme<1 :?15 IM~:i:::~.l.TOH~!l2·l121 . 1 1 1 ·---------•I occupancy Sl!lll,500 ma1· u1>J!rauc1 1 on1 o. "'-'d IO 2 nn t.jJ: Nii::. golf cuurw. Open n-1 ay • Ti·u. l!Olf. !.>w 1m ,rat. THEBLUFFS Sat&Sunl-5 dub'·" Jll. 4'1'J ~22 lk'tter than n"w' Li:c 3 Coast Pro-rties ---bdrm !»pltt len•I \\llh r- bJy & lights view Total 6 73·5410 WHITEWATER h nl'w 1nleno1 1h·c111 Trulv outi.tan<ling .11 $139.500 AG 1'::'111' 1; 111·55'ill OCEAMfRONT $2511 000 3 Bdrm home on h1·'-l DEST BUY IN SAN CL1'::".IENT1':. Full ocean \IC\\, from this prof tie< rt'd 3 BR.:! B,\ hm in llarhor F...i,tatc~. i\11 c•IPC kitchen, fl mrl '\l, "nl Ii ..,1 l!J .. SOll Try 15' ... dov. 11, t'V. hurrv. l'rin1 . onl'. n1o1) 4!16·811:!:1 or (2t:J) n:151m :-.11p1•1 Scj \'l(•w \'Illa I '11111 '-; q ft , ah 0 I c \l1111,1n h 1\,1\ ;1 UH. ;!', 11.1, :! lrpk :.. prir<'d to -.t'll' t.AI\ 1-: rmn:sT 1n:,,1.·1 v Large Custom llom<·, bcud1 \.\<M>l!radcs. Sti4,!150. - - - 7:lt :;1:.~ l'nn<'onlv Income Property 2000 ••••.............•..••. Other Real Estate ......•....••.•.••...•• Mobile HonRs ForSde 1100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 20x56 Skyline 2hr. 2ha. 5 Star C \l. Adull ,,rk. Rent uniter SLIO :l m1 to llC'f'.111 !:-27 500 I\} O\\n1•1 11 \5.;m7, Ii lti l>:!li7 SAH CLEMENTE THI !'Ll~~ -extra niu • I Bf(, 2 1J \ llWlll'f !'> 111111 w1lrplr. Walk lo bcal h<\. p;.irk. :)l.52,500. DUPLF.X ..,<;hafil :? ~ l nc.ir hcacb & parl.. ~l.:"1'Ml 111-.HTll'\ lll'"JllY 1n;,,1:rcms :!l:l L><'l :.1 Jr 4~:?· 11.! I --------•1-n UNITS, INDU!:iTlll.\I. $25,000. PAHK. Annual incoint: SIO!l,llOt>. P riced at S>'J0,000. Seller w11l l':irrv 1·rn1tr.1t·t :.it !l'"I Pnnr . only. kkr. 5'.".6..(j17J 2 Bedrm, 2 bnlh. Mobilr Jlomc. 20'x57'. In deluxe· atlult, no pct park. (;,111 tnr dc•ta1ls. t:cl lliddll• ----------Dist~ss Property! Hcallors, t. llHllil l. SPACE RENT seo. SI 7 ,900. lltg Heh 2 hr, l b~1 . air cnn1J. m•w caq1. 531; 84117 I can I 111d 1l for y1111. lk.•ach urc•a :;µcc1al1,..f. Proliull•<;. J•'ort·closures, B,inkruplc•1cs,D1vorcC'. Jnvl'~lmcnt properties. Jlclow market pric!•. World Wide Brokers l~tP EHIAL2'1'<.'i5, 2 HH, 2 <.:all fi73-4S4!i ilA +din; porch +2·c·.ir1 _________ _ port.<;. Frt'C 1nspcl:tion • Agent, IA6-43RO. t---------- 8'< t'1 Pct park-4 \•ndo'>t.'d fence, air c11nd1ho111·r. 2 !»l•1rJJ:C Shl'tb. good ,.,rd. 2 hlo<'k'I lo ,, .. ~a h·nh'r Shoppml! Ccnkr 1 UNITS C'o!»l.t Me">a. $17.500 111- comc. J lu1te Int. Slb~J,!.1511. · 6 UNITS ss.111.10. ;,.111 :n..i 1 -011 :10 1~111 ''I ll + + + lot :>-l'xlR' P..irklam', '1 ltrns. i'A"mcd (' :! R l Ea.,L<>1di: Newpt Ill h. near l>l':ich Costa Mt•lJa. Sl29,!1511. Adult p.1rk. Owner. 64b-fJg98ai;:t. $15,000. fi.lli·2737 ------------------· 1137 ·tiltil ---1 cl I' I 1 g ht ' ' ·1 a !' n • 111 Lal.!1111:.1 "' ('11mm<'rr1.il - kl'niwb. s.:ro11minl! an•a. S I': A T 1-; fl R A C 1': offil'I' Pl.L'S :! Bdrm .. I Gorgeous :1 hr, 2 frplrs , bath houw. l'olt•nlial for m·f'an vu. pool, lt•nm~. furlhl'I' •k• 1'111pm1•11l & {•k St21i,;1fl0. 191 :lJ:!ll $!94,000ioffers. Fll'11.ib1h loll !-.u1wr ocean view :J lilt ty ,on intennr f~nturcs Peqgy Broms townhomc lol'atcd in <R ·5) 540.-3383 Broker Re-ottor 645·1531 Preh1d••nlial llt-1i:hts. $95. Mo. :.pace r cnla I. Beautiful 1 or 2 DH Mobile llomc in xlnt park. Full price Sl3,ROCI. <LX()JO:J) Duys, S4U·59:n or eves 5S7-:15llO DELUXE DUPLEX ro4.500. 2 R!lrm & m•w 1 Bdrm. Income 9>25 pN· mo. c:real ncii:hborhornl. 1;:12 Plumer. 01x'n l\lcm thru Fri, !>·J. :;57 ·~579 _c_·oo-~_alson.:_ ____ ----------· Jll•autilully upgraded. S~J.900. pr~-scnl 1111•11nw ~u:.iran· ll't•ll ()W C. ht T .D. ~177,500 WANTED H l' a I r: s l ,, I e SALESPEltSON & Hf.N· TAL AG E="'T opcninl!S S<-lf ~tarter for a pro l!fl'"~" t• '" mnuvall\ c ol fl<.e 11(}.l Sn Coasl 11 ... v J,AGl'~,\ UE.\Cll REDUCED!! AC't now! 4 Ded room : m:iss1vc view: Laguna Heu ch home owner mot1\'ulcd and flexible; pnce l!lai.hed t.o Sl64,500 (12) :HOliit H1"1' I ,1.111• 1111 LIDO ISLE 4 BR 1 Br w /p1·t e ntry. A!!l. $229,000. 1·661·2621i WF-<;TCLrFF dlx :1 hr. 2 ba, country ~tylc tam rm. outdoor cnlcrtainini: patios. Open daily, 1201 Pembroke. By owner. SLl!l,000. 616·9836, EHS 646·0100 Bayfront Exchas. Lido Nord Pier & Dock 4 + F. Ba v front Pro11 &12·5002or1>45·5000 x2 IO J fVl1111.,,, 1, /J.1v P1.11.1 6 6 1 116 1 831 3888 497·2457 *LIDO ISLE LINDA ISLE R<>:iutlful K l\clrm, •i'~ ~ AMCHORAGE hath hnmr• with formal IMYESTMEHTS dining room. family rm, (714) 496-7711 hnnl! rm. k1tdum anti 2 '------------' '55 J.1eetwoocl w /atlaC'h cabana, furn. $1 IOll on N1·wport Avt' S.18·!1111.l:> ---Bdrm suite:. o•crlookmll waler. Pool. jacu111 & ----------• FOil SJ\l,1-: * sauna. DOCK & UOAT 'SURFSIDE C l<'an co7.y l hrlrm SLIP. ~15.000 by ownc1 LIVING! mob1 le home. C.il I lli.J.7M6nr644 5560 The ultimate in surfc;iilc S.18·!1652 Lido Isle For ... ale or IC':J'I'. ll\mg. Panoramic view ------- from this 2 bt'tlroom, 3 Aettaqe fOf" sol~ I 200 hath ncc·anfront condo in ••••••••••••••••••••••• San Clemente Sccuntv 15 ACRES i.eate. communit:v PoOl & F;mta ... t1c view. South of recreation. 5169,000 Orani:e County. Can hC' spht. 1-'ull price $18,000. Bkr. ------ *SPENDABLE * 2 hou.,es on L lot.. 3br & 4!hr. Nicely rcnovatcrt pMJ><'rly w , 7'.h spenda- ble per mu. sn.soo. Hewpcirt Real Estatr Associates 645-6625 E..<;TATE Sl ,500,00o 4500 Sq.ft.. house on ti a cres, maid qtr i>. stables, pool, beautiful landscape. Appointment only. ilUl48·ll88 J1 • 't!b ,.... )011111.' lhl' conlcmpornn :-,p.1111-.h .1 ----------1 Peek Of Ouan Ih• O\\ner beaut1Cul 4br Lg elci:ant 5Br, 4 ha, ram !-. 11 3 1 1 ., 1 lh home. Prof. d rC'o & rm. w 1bar+pool tbl. • 1'1 ~ · " rm., ->J , '· lndsp'd. xtrai;. '.\tui.t sec Frml din rm. 3 car gar, Charm 2 sty. 3 HH, on lar~c corncr lol S\00,000. Supl•r l e i m \ for qual buyer or lc;io.,1• srno mo Call 5 lfl 6333 3 Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel lilt)G7fi 5717 OR522·2080 CROSSCOUNTHY l'HOPERTlt;S, INC. lnvestmcnt D1'1/. txlrm. honw h,1s m.1~n111 1 rnl 0<'1·an 1-V ml. \ 11•\\ I am I I y r m • i.: I , •• 1 I k1tchcn. <'h:1111111i. • .111w·h & 1>ron1l' l1•vplor~ Sll!!l,:;oo By Own~r-Duplex lk.'1•,1n •ul1• 111 llv. v m m<>!>l dt's1r.1lil1• arc<1 1n l.JJ:ll/Hl, lllCfl'lhlJk "hitr wat<'r \ 1cw, frt>k.,, lub •11 polcnliul. S2:!~1.1JOll S<-riOU.'-mqtune'I hy pr111 c·1pal., only plcJ:.I'. t71 l l (f.u ~ 4!).1 17:15 {1 •1.._-.r N1·xL door 111 EmNald 110SN.~-,,'~·,;.;~.:·~una Uay, lovely refurblshC'<I 2 BH. 2 Im home w 1\'ICW, 494-1177 lieam ceilings, frpll', IJ~t' 31601 Coast Hwy.,S.laguno lndiicpd lot. (714 )4117·3107 499-4591 __ or t213)4:1l-15AA t..,... a.ach I 048 lacjuno l.ach I 04 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AUCTION OCEAN FRONT SUMDAY OCT. 2M $525,000. Minimum Bld. French Normand.Y on 1/3 wooded acre, bolng extensively remodeled. Private stairs to beicb, 3 br, 3 ba, llbrary,.separate cueat unJt & artists studJo. Stained/le ded windows u1ed lavllblY. Hillie~ O:ally. lrc. 4t+7111 • ilhl frpll'., lovely toappn• Callfl.11·W47 wcstpat1'0..,·'9,SOO. l>T1\'~ 1•111:los1..'<11)alto, heaut1ru1 -....,.. ... KEN BRITTINGHAM 496-7222 831·0836 ATTIHTION DEVELOPERS Iv llccoralcd Sl21,500. Latce For•st I 055 by 430 Via Lido Soud. Hew ListincJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Courtesy to bkr~. 673·9401 r11 Al fOll IHVESTMEHT 12% Cash on cash return for commcrc1al property. Fully leased. prime loca- tioo in orange Co. Call for:ippt. :? ·SI y . . :i ls d rm . , Raldwln Woo<ls 60 Plan. ON PE.'lllN .• huge 5 br, 4 ===1 San i~ -----Riverside County in Sun· nymcud, approx. 4!10 HARBOR VIEW CGpiatrano I 078 acres. Perfect for mini· punnramic ocean view: Sll8,9cJO OyOwncr. ba. everylhlni:: ncw! frpll'., F.1\ furnaC'c: re· SAA·lil~'><lart5 Qill : Bruccat!J68·7468or Large 5 bdrm. home with ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnnchcs. 5 Miles from s aw11 11anrlln1t. dbl. -v· I ___ 1_0_6_7 RickS. at963·5678 i.:ara~c. South Lni:unn. Mlulon 1e o ---------- Easy financing. 5115,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FIXER-UPPER family rm • sep. dining CA.PTAIHS HILL Lake Perris. rm. & hv1ng rm. a<'cenl · Brand n ew 3 BR condo R.C. TAYLOR CO. cd by cathedrul cl'lling. w /Mtn. & ocean view. 955-0350 MAY 0 CK • 494-7551 * ATTHEBEACH! Lar~c <'nrncr Int, walled Upgradedcarpcts&a re·•-----------1 &fenced. Sl8!J,OOO. a l beauty on a top street ("Uttf'IOHATIO,,. lAGUNA BEACH (714)4SM•2148 Arch Beach Let us show you how easy It 111 to own thb two story Lagunll Beach home for n modest In· vestment ot St 10,000. 1164) 3 BR. 2 BA hm w /pool. Mint cond. 181.500. Moy r e nt. O wne r ;agt. 494·8611 . VllW-$69,950 180 Dearou vlew ovor Lclsuro World; beauttrul 3 bdnn.J. a bath condo, all on ono noor; adult area. ~to fast! ·--Mar.nab -lr~me Two unit.'l, near Pavilion. Good rental arcu. Seller .needs money. Askini $125.900. Make offer. Joan Howe-Southlandcrs 548.5774 corner. Planned com -IO ACRES munity w 1sw immin1 Fixer upper. Needs lots pool. $97,900. of TLC. On paved rd, HEAR BEACH wtr. util, all useahlo. & Dani.a Point Marina. Taxes $65/yr. FARGO. TWO HOUSES OHELOT 11osN.Coos1Hwy.,Lggu..a Sharp Harbor Lane tn4)677..so9l BLUFFS 494-nn home on greenbelt near OR522·0530 Beaut. 2 br, 2 ba "II" 31601CoooHwy.,S.l09Ufta community pool & Prime East.aide. 3 Br each home. Separate yards. hardwood noors. brick fplc, ukini: tro.000. Owner/Agl. Joel Devin642~ plan on greenbelt. Im· 499-4591 clubhouse. 2 Story lusiMHP,...-ty 1400 mac. cond. w /many int ----------t w /brick !.rplc. A steal at ••••••••••••••••••••••• lmprovmt's. 644·1549 CLIFF DRIVE $70,000. We Just lllled o 3 bdrm. LOCJIMCI Mf4JIMI Rfflfy IA Y VIEW home on a \choice Chrr 830.5050 49M040 Mobtle Home. located In Haven corn ror only ~ exclus Bayside Village, 2 $L49.500' -~ TU [ s AD 1 s NOT Co\linc)toct US.x BLIND. our client wonts Spacious owncn unit. 3 Uiuale of b.1s business & BR. J Ba, + three 2 BR property kept complete-Apta. !5 Gar, 1ep. )'l'ds. :1 I y co n f 1 d c n t l a l • yrs new fo'.l'. SU!9.SOO. Br 2 Ba. Din Rm, Den. wetbar, lndry. bltns. etc. B'y nwner. Prine OnJy. Best Price In Town! B U S I N Jo; S S 0 P · A&L 64HlS13 4br, 2~bn. Upgraded PORTUNITV-growtb -=~------ home. Si9,900/negoUa· approx. $21,000 mo. 01111 $59,500. 675-7903 I _ .... , ble. owe. 492.4337 2 years old, lots or room Seas"ore n..1ex AYNvn --------1 aoexpand.Nttlsupp~. n uup LUXUIY CONDO 3 Br, 2~ btt home w /Vault· Jl6.000 per year. Aakan& $177 500 Bil Ba)' /Oce1o1n vu. Adult. 20U!Wnl4LH.I~ cd ceilings & 11oatina S666.000-terms. LAND , • sec bldg. Boat allp, p00t. .646!: 4463 vlcwa. Newly completed & BUlLDJNG -<>CCUJ>led Yearly Income $15,600. Lee 2br . 2ba. Sac. SALllYOWHER w /Uodecolrabtopr rfcre~"ro"r by the above bualnes•. ~~~. ~~.1:~&1ti~ REAL'l'V COMPANY $175,000 By Own. Will PM 1 a • e "' Present. owner wlll lt>Alflt vu 411 VllW HOMI trade lo r llt u on al Open Sat ;s ... I ·5 cntortalnlna. Call Billie ha<'k p.remlsH at. $70,000 beach Lnvotlment. JUJtt D • Sa /S MUS'l' SEEi Jmmac:. 3 833·3150 listed! Aat.fW6..t8118 Ablolottb' Immaculate! T .. •.OpnJ0.5 t .un. Yr old homo, on lush \4 1---------per year net, net, net.1~~~~~~~~~ Covered patio ovarlooklfl 810 1-~emando, Bal Pen. CO ... DO Good loans. Aboutr l LI. b • r •• n b . l l 1408. Carey, 21S·Ml-0381 acre, over 50 trees, 1"'111 '""40 000 c ..... r ...... •-.r ·--------. ---------bcautllUI pool &apt. 2500 "'-'• 2 BR slUdlo·lype _.. • • ....m ~ .. wnN. ~"r.~~k~fn.~ :~ OPENTJLSOLD Sq. ft . Jlvln6' area. ' BR, ~:Comm' pool, under =-~~4~~4.:!'!:::~ to To Place your "Faat R~sult .. Ml11lon VttJo'• (lnut 2S20 UnlversJty, 2 Br 2 2111 81• LB. DR, FR, 3 the market at. ~ 9$0 o"" ell nt tn""l .... prove Ba .dull. ar ..... tr ctr sar. Brok r c.'00..-ra· , ... ' _,; ... ... .. ,. bomeut 197,900. (S·19> 7~ • va • tlon. t2H,OOO. nu Submit lc rma. uum'IOU all pot.anUal buyat1 ~5~!!!!!!:=~~1 Paula BalleyM.2.a23S Wlaidward Ln. (Hack ~$Ion. btrote1howln11 propcrt)'. !:... l~~~~~~~~ITrr a J>allr Pilot &ay)MS-1121 A.MlllCANHOMI Curt Herbert.I, Barr u ~:::[~;1u11 DaJJJ ~~.IQ', .. u W•Ad Reaul.ta MJ.sm ,., .. ,~:~:l.,111 BWtr. &U.m> Service Directory ad •••• Call Now 642-1671 Id.all • ' r ·'• " I ) r ......... ~~ ....... U•fwW.ai..4 Ho..n U..funtlth•d 'Houao Uftfunllhecf HoutH U1tfwWthecl Frid!y, September 30, 1Y71 DAIL y Pit.OT •r ............. _ ......................................................................................................................... . ..... P...at.tulo l 107 Corw d9t Mw l222 C..t• Mna 3224 Irvin• 3244 ,.._wpori hach 3269 HCMltH Ultfunlls.hed ~ ln-..t1 hn1J1Md ..... t1w•ts u.r... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OWHat'S 4-#UX !'\l'\C'IOllS .,.., .. 111111111 .i U...iaul1ful 31.ir, 2 1111 +d~I\ Sr,mall ~Hr, uhl pd, 2~ A, ltEtO'ALS •HPTWAT!RFRONT SanClffttftte 3276 ~on CoroftadelM• 3122 fl11on• r 1 ln :0:\Y ba br 2 loa compl 1u111 c·ll•I hin 11•ll> lll1" Santu li1111K!l, ~clb oli.. 28R,2baa •...•. $125/525 3 Dr, hltn11, frpk. 'rly ••••••••••••••••••••••• HarbOur 3742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•hi.-. , t.r ~lb ., I' hi;w t1>k. '*hr ,11 ,, lln111Jn tuh ~undk. s:taomo Mll7lM:• 2+Dor3br,2ba .• ~ h~. D,1y1, 771 ·l~l or ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 DR, l ba. Comer. Cln ~~· :)tJU l rt·alne ID\ul llab~alu. l \'au wia1. '"' IWO 1M!i l\flo:&\ tH:L MAH. 3 DR. 2 3 lJR, 2 Bu ....••• ~/700 evts/Wknda 67S GlfiO 4 Bdrm, pnvate beach Studio on PCll, 11cro~s $295 mo. 5'9·81SS CH· "" 111 1 u '•'llJ ~· • y r1 v " 11 tu I 3 BR, 2l'I Ba .•.•• $100·450 Lovftly :>sty, 3 Br. 21,~ b •. $MO/mo. from bc!h Pool & Jacu1.1:1. 6+H220 ' .. " • Muv1• 111 fiuw' N1:\\ ly 1k &. f'llh'. bc•ut. clean BR Ba ~ -• .. 2 Bdrm condo Steps tu s 2 "' o / o ----------.... I f I kl h kid '4 'cz~A·M .. ES •. A ... $'1iS frplc. 32' 8o"l 11lin, ._,..,,, . " mo . a y 11 2b I t ·' I F I (·or :t .... nn . :.! i.1 , 'I' l' • tnl • n«'w 1 c , s-pets ,~, .. .. ..,...,., beach. $WOtmo. (7l4 )894·l7l7, evto, (Z13) r run uup x: rp c MEVU A VACANCY Jt.!'f 1 1:-.1 t:u T"'o 4 1•1,.,,,.. 111 I"' nw "·nl"'I '' '"_. <•I COS r \ \H.S 1\ '11'l"'C' WlllS •hi II• tll> lOl> ,.h.;ip. :.inti" ill '.'I.I ti f.u\. Wiot&-r tc-nt .. 1 ~11 l"·h I hr :U6 Cr>run.1do SI Oµn ~t tbru \1•m •1 ~l'M lilt In ... i.t.:IJ 11111111. bu1te ok S4~ mo &l2·7HM BR ... _ 61~S. 2 lidrm condo. Private 592-2977. Dl:>yrly,nochlld-pet h k t I I -----3 ,2ba .............. siso --..... 1 ,, •• •••o Wll aw1 tn u I . \'Or. ., D h ·1 DLUf'l"SCONOOS bt•1.u·h. $39S/mo ----..... r1:. .,.,......., ·.1tnun1 100 mu. No 11t'l!I. l'iace w r OWIC!, avai O<·t d "'t'w furn St11dan ~cro)ov 1 r... d d It Le"•es slart1no ··t r:c."" l lldrm furn con o. Steruo ,, · • .. · " Au..-ul bl.;i ~•JO "'•"5· rps, a 0 s 0\1:r "" " ~ ~ ,.,.., fr n li I o k vall ~ os1·11"'. POINT • :t.'I, ~mo No children MOllth Al(ent 644·1133 from beach. $350/mo. UI c I UC u . "' SHOREBIRD RLTY Water pd. Jacuui, pool, Qulelllndro.ty3br,pat10L>t-luxu:i111 , ;t IJJ, t1unl orpel:;.64211135 BLUFFSWA'IEHVlt,;W 492_8384 er~. cirpi;. frplc, v1t1w &h1k srl!i1tr111 \o>lnk1 Ju11lc1' 71K Jubmlnr.Dano,olnt 3226 3 lm&f l>t: l t $USmoli522Ht.13l ti.llCr\·UH~ultv M:!!\200 $0!\/mu.u.11241~. ___ ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Jm., ·uu ·llu • · · ----c.>dcourtydA.:t644·1133 -. --LGCJUMS.aoh 3748 Luu Jupl1:x, :! >•:; ol<I. 3 OPEN llOUSI': Sal PM & Oceanfront 2 !Ht, 2 Bu, lf'ee°:J:;.,..~e~:.~~~. •••••••••••••••••··~··• CUTE 1 BR Heart of CdM W11l11•r :1 lir ~· • Uu, :•~ \1onluro 111111 !\!I'll Ur, :1 h,t, "'rph' & :! car SUn. Sunny&. cln. 2 br, 2 gur, crpl/drps, rC'fng. Scott Really 536.7:133 LAGUNA BEACH M rH. 11ur S57~. 633 7001 ba twnhse. duplex. ~60. Yrly l~e. s.;oo. 642.a,143 --------I NN. Kitch. $85/wk. J\i;L $!75. 67S.2all days -U .:-;-d , lll llll & lui.t + sso. 11e1-. dep. u.:73 C•wl'lol•• n... l'"'l., -----p I h d p I ..,..,,.,/1110 Mu1·d serv c·11l Corono .. Mor 3122 J SI Ht• 1t11x.l1•ll• 2 t No ix:ls. 33914 .Akazar, "'" ,.,..,,..,~.ua: ,.,. "E 1--opew onee eop u ..,.,., · · 2 005 8 albo.11 llt.,d. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hornC', lq.1k, duullll, H'I 49621146 ---------·Newport (.'rc:;t Condo, 2 'I'hat'swhattbe or TV, heuted voul. ~~ fWwpcwt Bch.673·2051 Sunn> 2 tm. t 1111 . So of bllu lo Big C1.mma. No EIT , 3232 Hr, tlcn. :!'·~nu, tennis, DAlLYPILOT t7Hl4!l415294, U85 N . FIX Ea INCOME PRO,ERTY Thrt'4" :! !Ir, 1 H..i C'oil'h un u on l.!.000-+ "q ft. tot, 111 t.1,t upi:rt1lh1H' WL·i-l t ·0cota Me-.a llwldt.>r, 11\ "'''lurs. room tor one mor1• unit. ('all on th1 •~ "'17" 675 I"'''> oro I J .,5.,5 S~RVlCE DIRECTORY Coast Hwy. 2 BR TWNllS£. ocean· """\ Yrly. ~/~Ai.;t. _pc..;."' .,,mo .•. ·"'-· poo , Jat:., 8e, •.. . f I ll I "~1 '"""" "I 1·""12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-9148 Js all about! ..... _ ............. -h--3769 view. rp t:, pn o. poo ' • ,, ...,.,,, .,. ..., ____ , _____ ---------.-..-.......... • ac ten11111, $325. mo. 759·0715 E>.trash:irp,cxechome.4 REALTYCOM{!ANY 1 __________ San Juan ••••••••••••••••••••••• -3n. 2 BA, fplc,I cpl~, . LIVE & PLAY Corona del Mar 3 Bdrm, CctpistrCll'IO 3278 Oceanfront 3 lilt, 2 Ba, B~~ht. & cheer~~ BR. 1 A t•)Othhrnsh I'> ull you HEAL TV <.'OM l'ANY nrpac111h' bo2 rchaorodg.ar~•5"°01vmeoy. IN WOODIRIDGE 2 ba frplc beam::. ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, ~pt .• June. or yr· ba. Cathedral lCll . .Mint nc .. -J• Cbjrmmg 2 BR. 2 " "" Lake-pool-parks! Up· oc:nc • • 8 2 b . 1 ly.996-6756 view. ~OOMo.Agl. lia. ifon, rrplc. 2 pri~ SUPER 963-1567 Acent, no!ee. ded s•·"" bull ..,...,.,,11111. . 3 r, a, trp '" 1:111nm ---49'7·3:1118 644•2212 p.!llo~ S750 Mo. No SHAR, SmlNG gra new ~ t 3 Shorechrfs: Charming 2 pool. Xlnt loc. $385. (1 > ---------• hll A P bBRa··t+h {laomwilynrhmo,m:?~ bdrm home W/large 661·1606 Jennie or ocr:• .... FRO .... T Spac1ous.3br, .. "b .. ,C ... ,1 .... c 1 c r~n or vd::.. gl. r1vun '• Sµuc 1ous. Fowttain Volley 3234 . ~ IU"n n y r" Iii)-~ newly n•mt>dcled duplex ••••••••••••••••••••••• w redwood decks. ,\ir putao & yard S'J'OO/mo. 213 348-8501 collect. WINTl-:R RENTALS No pct::.. S>25/mo. L....._-.--oc-h--3-1 '"_8_, w 3 BH:;, :1 balh' Ill G . • .... d " b· th l'ond. Pror. landsl'a1>1:d ON W,\Tl.;H. 3 Udrm & Sh 3B -f--2 BH, 1 b..i. $}70 PJul Fra.nkJJn 979-8533 -,-·--"' family rm. w,w('l bar & real 3 "" rm. .. a • ofllce fam rm d111 rm & arp r .. 1 mi. rom L 3 HR b S550 SO.OF HWY. -- Macnab -Irvine l'Ozy corner rireplul·t• huge bon~ room-fplc. palio. Jmmed. occup.m • • , Dana Point Marina. ge. ,2 J. ~REAL ESTATE 11u11u11u 3 Arch liay. 2 Br, Crplr, SHU>11\to. Bellet:hui.e Ll'e OW, (•pts, drps, supl'r cy.~~~i'ri.ri ~~l) ~~l ~,:>c k. 1 ravale St25mo. 831·7830Chns 2~~STO BEAC ~OO ·•• ENTE.RPRISES o"fH Houi.tAUl•'f' oc·n \U, JJ\l brh. S.HS. f~i.16200(S·2UI neighborhood, 5415·• .. -··---·r -··--WATEHflWNTJIOMES 3Br.2sl;,.y___ · ~ 1-llKurl 1•1'J·206li. • 96.'.l·4~7Agent,nofcl' 1• 2Blt,den.2ba s.'>75 ---------- ..........•..........•. 111130.•n..,• Co•llMeM --------l'all t;:u 1100 Cul·dc-sac street. l ·BH., )early S-IOO 719~ Ins. 3 nr 2 Ha. high 645-9161 .Wwporf BHc:h 3169 C~\R;\ll"\G 3 Hr, 2 Ila. GARDEN COTTAGE 1!3l·7830Chn~ 2·BH,den, unfum S>75 c1w .. fplc, dcrk. A\'l No' ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• Crplc. l\laturc adulb, no Nicest 2 br townhome in Loquno Beac:h 3248 i,.2 A llor::.e ranch in Back Santa Ana 3280 I. S.150. 675-5388 afl6 Loh for Sale 2200 On•anfront dPluxe family ix.·ls SS.SO. 640-70.IO 1-·oun1:11n Valley. Com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay on J:•)lf cour:;c. Hi ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• home. Comp!. !um. :J br , ------mun1ty pool. S335. Call 3Br.2'rlba,2 carpurk111~. beam cert, frpl, "llr . 2 B 2' Ba F k t II k " Vacant. 2 br, 1'>'. ba Condo R:Jl..ot,l~x:l48',13Unats 2 ha, frplc, garages. r ~ . am,·1.:.i 9li2·7788or9'i3-3790 Wal lobeach.Jucuu1. Spacl'forboat&campcr. in family area. H1ghly Pnnr only. S210,000. Call Hd<>. Avail. J lo 8 mos. bltns, l car gar, ~rdnr h O' 180 ocean view. Nr. Cmpll fncd. $475/mo.. d I P •1 935 smo 1175-11119 pd. s.50(> yrly. Avail. 4.27 Very P'1. exec me,~ t shops. $00.499-3031 Call54"·6""1.'I upgra ec. $275. BKR associated BROI( ER'.i Pf /\L TORS 102\ W ~allJvu h 11 JU I Brand new unrl 2 Br. l ba, deck. mma view. 2 Car gar. $400,mo.497-3516 511 " • 559·5 Nurtb:.u.!>. IH2·3286 walls, 3 llr 2 Bu, f nm " "' 962·4471968· 1317 · Hm, hllns, wshridryr. 2 Br, den, 2 ba, frplr, --Costa Mesa 3824 LAGUNA BEACH Beaut ., Bdrm home Costa Mesa 3224 air, xtras S500 mu. patios. encl gar. Mature 5225 Utll Pd! 3 BR, 2 BA. cpts, drps, :! Oceanfront "Right on••••••••••••••••••••••• llrlltop 3 ac. 11:10 dci.:. w i beach out front.••••••••••••••••••••••• !lli8·47J7 tJr 540·0511; adlts.S475.4!1~·1Wl Fanl;.istic h.is rl'f +car gur. Pal.Jo, fenced beach''. UtJI. pd. l br2Br.1Ba,lstory,shag. ocean 'u. Low density Fabulous view, corn pl C ........ m .. -n-war .. 1. !162·~2 -----morr. l\lany more a\"I <•l r..?.~d. !<71ds /pel OKr. ~5. ~. 675·0513: 968-3558 drapes, patio, frplc • S300,000. w/terms. . .............. -" ----Ocean \'icw. rresh paint beac·h Small fN'. tlnl. _ • ..,.,_·456 Agent.no N'_._ -.-• -----beam cell., dishwasher . .Jo;scrow closed 1977. A. [urn. sa5o1mo, winter Before you pay s ome Hwwtinc,rton Beac:h 3240 new crpt, 4 br. 2 ba, den. Call the prof. rnll ~erv. South L-..n 3286 OCEAN Jo RONT Class f!ar adults. 5290 2650 W11llams, Casa Pacifica se. agencies for the "run ••••••••••••••••••••••• Close to schools, bus. &.t5·1900 -~·-"A .. No pels. 3 Ar. 2 !fa. Eld~n 5.38·S406 • Rily. 770-0882 On water. :J Bdrm w /boat a r o u n d ' • c a I I flcal nit·e :1 hr. 2 ba, cpts, $50/mo. 493-5710 afl 5. ••Consumrrs Guide ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-4688 No students. ---·------- OCEAN VU PROP. ~hp avaalabl1:, Si'90/mo. CONSUMERS GUIDE tlrps, :.i rar gar., fencecl 1»1·980fi days 2 Bdrm. unrum. All util --. -------2 & 3 Bdrms, mature On•anlront :! lidrm Doll Many have and are ulad I I I ".1, 5 ----LIDO ISLE pd. Garage. S385imo. W111ter n•nlal, l'~l.'an cute ndult.s, "a>. . .vi 778 Scot• ,.. ) arc· goo< ot: "':J · T Of 1· '" Id ·• 31lr den 2 1>·1 elrc '<H 0621 be h tl ·• [> "'"'5 " .,... ~ lkautHul Jlawa11, lo llou..,c. Short term s:i.;;o lhev dad. !Ulfs ol h~l''h, 1N;:11~"i7, 1\i.:1•nl, 1111ft•t•. op he nor • 31~0 · • '' .,..... llC co a11e. ~. ,r, ""'" Pl.~2-5073 prwe, ea~y terms. Owni·r 1x•r wk pl1:x·::. & apt'::. ;naalJlill' -Bern Dr .iBr. fam rm. i.:ara1H· door. no pC't~ mu. 111clds patio. ):JI'. -----•ll'~twrall' • Will 1 ;1r1) On Lido. On wal1·1 with NOW! Al bcat:h ur. Up :111r. :!ha c·pll:>, drp.,, 2 1 ar r t> SIX5 W·HH2S an Ii ~751n1o h7;i.:JK2I Westminster 3298 uttl 209' 1 33rcl St. Opt•n SHO F. Side tnpll'X. 3br. :!ml. Call. Art, !H>2-l l.'.>O 11r hca1·h and mini \•u. 2 to lOO·s or NEW hslln).!!'> i,:.11 ll·nt1:1l. frplc ::..1110, ------- -••••••••••••••••••••••• llou:;e Dail}· :!ha, frplc, yd, encl gar. •Jti!S~AJ:t. eal.'h day . SmJll ti75!'>1:110,6-120393 ARCH BEACH JIGTS, Panoramic Vu Bluff:; Verymce4br 2bahome -----TSLM •ml 6421603 ----------I Hdrm <MOimo r FREI'.: If newly decor'd, 2 Br, Condo. 2 Story 3Rr, 212 with DW dra.pes cpls 2 OCEANFRONT 2 Ur apt, -' .: . Mowlfain, DHerf. WATEIH'RONT 110:'\IES eei J e service. l ll<odnx1m condominium ~ ard, gar. delic'iou::. balh::., frplc. F.nd unit. car .:ar .. ·~ood ar~a. SJS5. furn, w;g~ar. Available. MESA VERO E area. Resort 2400 631-1400 6!;5;~umers Guide near pool and tenn1o; view. s;cio mo. 646-0505 l'vl pal11> l-:at an ~atchen. 9634567 Agenl. no fee. t>-12-4590 llome atmosphere 2 & 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---S2!JO month . Call Vast Ocean Vu atpool Sf,QIJ,mo.675-7133 Beaut. 4 Bdrm. Pror:? B~µatio. steps to bydeluxeapts,54&-1034 BIG BE,\H LAl\t::r-·noNT l..O\Ply rurna-.hed bcarh QUIET-CUTE PRIVATE 1>41i· 1117 E>.cc \J1n1 Orcan Vu Con Inds cpd v a rd. N 1 ce beach. S1S() mo 2 Br. adults. close to shop· ~li~l 1100 5 Cabins hou:;e on bav w :;ancty l Br. ulll pd S200 mo. Neal. 2 br. 1 ba hom1:, Unique 2 Bdrm. 2 ha. do. 1\1..,lr :.auh• +l!Bdrrns. neighborhood. siG5/mo. ____ s.111 5681 pmg, no pets. Alrt4'1<1!f727 491970.1 rronl. p,·t rnmmunrlv IJ.120835or61b·6-123 wcpl'I clrps ')cJr "ir frplr,BBQ,1urn,unfurn. 212 bJ. frpll'. All n •c Connae.Aot.Nofeenl4) 645-8939 -------Bnlboa Coves. Plenty or _ __._ . • -,.. •. l'Xlras ~50 Ph .j!J9 . .i7J.) IJ<'ll ~"00. 67:J-2332, 0•0.HHICor"'('.'13)4"1\95"5 l Br Ul>Slaars, nr. beach.1----------p "'l SPRING 5 Co d 3 u ,, 11 F1•nced .~ ard 1'ire ,, rea. .,., .,..., .,,.,., _ .,..,. " * A M park111g. 3 hr, 2 ba, bar. n o. new r ~' 2 a, or49.1 l379 6.11 01:13 C-0uplc only. Yrly S275. New CONDO 2 br. 2~ ba, THUNDERBIRD S750/mo. yrlv lse. l\trs A1C. gar, rerra~. "~hr ~~· !163·4567, agC'nl, no 2 nr. den 2 Ba. fplr, -Houses Furnished or 673-7078Sat.orevcs. 2 frplcs, bltins, pool & C .C . VILLAS '1'10>323n ~390· 624 .i. 8 612 or r::.~~~· r~~~d~i11ylly 3 " ., h· t It . ., ,. patios. t.-ncl gar. mature l~1y~ho1~~ yrl.r Irr S~:ilrp Uttfumished 3300 2 Ur, l blork to beacll, $325 sDpkar. $400 mo. 6!5-491' · ur, -a, l ns. "" 'ar adlti.. <>•75 ()rwn Sal Sun :.. .,r, 1 en, ' a. pc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• HY OWN ER for l week - -r I d I -7' "' _pallo Si!lC> mo 675 356H_ 0 _1 P"nn ocnfront. 4 Br, mo. Winter. only. UpJ.(radt•d OCEANFRONT 5 Br.:'.lESAVerde:lhr.l '·lta gar , l'nn·t. y' poo , 9·1PM 9115 Miramar. D<J ' BurrWhateftltr.675-4630STUNNING 2 Rr2 Ba < • () :-it p t. E T "; J. y Winter SliOO mo. 751·0557 home. :ma S1c1ly ~12;; 111· ~1111 I I l3l <.:hakau La. 49-1·1\l-ll 2 Br lkath Collug1:. I hlk den, 3 Ba. winter S800, ~;mien apt, pool. rec rm. f-'URNISllED. Luxur) orrN572tl3;.ift5P:\t d;gardnr.l>-15-0llJlj in:H!">·I!> from l'a\'1110'1 Yrly . yrlySlHlCl1mo.673·S.110 Oceanfront2Brapt,over l'2/!>.?IOW.ISlhSl. <·on do 2 Hr+ den. --DUPLEX .-8 -A-, S LOCJUna Hills 3250 ::,:J50 , m 11 1 n c I u l i 1. Townhou e garai(C, SJ!JU mo·1ocl utal. -- !\H0000 Op<•n Ot'l I thru SanClenwnte 3176 2 r I a, S!tl Lcl us ~how you how Lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• li7:Jti057.afllj Unfurnished 3525 Winter.646-2510 MESAPJNES Rt h ' 17 l I ):J:! t · 1 lli2 ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• & ~75· No P,cls. 1950~ & t I . I • d BRAND NEW. Studioil •l!~txi:;'.! 2 Sty.'.! Br. plush int. 1952~Ic)t'rll.6t15-41!5.1 IC J\'lll~ n•nl r1:l' an Lovely home. :Jbr, 2ba. WF.Sl'C'l.li''l;-3Br.2ha.rg ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Bdrm,gnrpurk'g.Steps "OO o making monn·. Call frplc, c:rpls, dpri.. hltn~. yurd WJ:;h1dry, cl(·t. l'u~lln. Available now, to bch. $260/mo. Wl.ntcr & 2 bdrms. 5230• S28S & ~~ i mo. en view. 3 Br .. 2 Ba. fam1rm. on Scol1 Ht:ally53H·7533. A,C, sunde•·k. fncd ytl, I I d only."H"uun SJSO.lrnmed.occupancy. RANCHO MIRAGE ti3:l 659l or498-37.J7 1 d d ~ gar opnr. rcmru kit. ovely A ull Twnhse. .,. ... --= Pool, jacuzzi, frplc & "Tll,.:SPHINGS" · · cu· e·sac. ca rp/ r1>:;. gardener. ~25. mo. Call 1\vml Nov J. S..)()() mu. 3br, 2".1ba ~.1st, last, SanC'-3776 dsh h Adult t 5425. in cl ~ardncr. -k d 71)8 4753 hn 832 9 .,., .wtneftt• w r. s. nope ~. :1 Br .. :i bu. 293! "'1 fl. HcMlsH Unfurnished 551·5071 Lgc 2 Br I Bu home, t'pti., _w n s __ . ____ -G-l2·829R c g ·14 s . .,.....424g ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open daily. 2650 Harla .\love-rn now. Self·t:ln ....................... dll"'· rnctl yd. gar. S300 locJwta NiCJHI 3252 Oceanfront 3 Br, 2 ba, ApartlMftts Furnished 1 Bdrm, l bath, fun\ishcd. Sl. C.M. (Mesa Verdi• uven + mcrowav General 3202 Oceanview Park. 3br. mo &12-1205 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trplc, i:arai:e. winter.••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool&i:.undeck.2blksto Dr.offllarhorBlvd.) Dsbwshr. rcfng. W iD, 2ba 2 car gur cu,tm Be h C 11 1.MONTJI l"REE frplc, bar w/1cemakcr , ••••••••••••••••••••••• pal1~ lnscp'g n'u pnl & :J Br+dcn w1rrplc. Close Oaut. pvt: area twn me rurn. Sll00 /mo. a Balboolslanc:I 3706 bch. $260/mo.494-7287 549-U47 flrsafe,dbl carw/aut B&AREHTALS crpt's. S45U incld's toi.hoppmgcentcr. bus rc~a.n v~te~,hJtBr, 2 675·fi670ort17:J 7S4H. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oceanview.StudJonpl. . dr. Total sec. S2t5.000. WhypayS2S-S30 when inrdener. 548·19tl5 service. $150imo. rp~S~\ cs:W~is. VERY-Nace 3-br.~Upper 1 2Br, cpts/drp.s, Yard, adult only. 1250.zBr.ownpatiogarden, R i c h u rd Jl ch r. youcangetlhebestror ~-l953 ' 49-1·0058 J>OO.. imo. · or Hbr. View home .. nenut. frplc, "z blk to bay, ~25 63J.659lor498.37.i7• J?ar, adllsino pcta. SZ90. 12l3)277-0366;1213l821·31f less, SIS. fee. 7 Days f: h 194·3320 inside & oul. A\·I 10,15 _!:10 675·2773 644 15-17 aft 7PM -Out--fC-.:_._... St50Furn4-Plexulalpd S275.2BR.1Ba . ..:.11.r<" ."<ecut1v(.' omr ncarNewhome3Br3Hawel S750""rrno64~21iA" I blkbh ..__l11wmts 2Rr 1Ba,n"wcpts& o .,_.,, SlOON , lB h tlpd llee,fcdbkyrd Adullcpl, 01.·can I bd, 3 ha. Cam , • ,.. . . -1 lr, l c. $250. mo.~ " , Prorrty 2550 S\75 D;I~. fr~l.uy;d no peLo;. 646· 1078 rm. dm rm. \\Pt har. lire ~~·4~~ ~~~ & la I.e. ~150 Hesl on~:-lllurr~ V<:ry h:e l .l>r SlSO. Ulll. •• ~':~~••••••••• ti rps, bltns &t reArr1 1 g, encl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl801 BR. pool, ut1l prl --.-ring, ou1rloor !rnQ & . . ~ l-'nmaly sized 4 BR, 3 b•1 ~ncl. 675·0612 8olbo 15' d 3806 J!ar. no pe s. v now. TURNING TO GOLD S200 2 BR 2·Plx, will con· Mesa Verde North, 3 Hr 2 pool. S'TSO mt>. <.;onsrder LC'asc Sea Terrace, 3 Br tnhome; vacanl !.&nCc Li:i· 1 UR, dsh\\hr. sun-a an ~0.646-l2t6,CM. ·'• uc. in C'arbhad Nr sider children Ba. clean. fplc, new cpt1o. lse opt 1149.0707 212 Ba. T ,11 tennis, pool, comp n.-dccor. :\love in d"ck .• .,25. yrly ..• 18 ••••••••••••••••••••••• B Ba h · many xtras ~ Avl ~ ..., c. H~e Liv Rm. Din Rm. 2 2 r ii,.;. twn se, patio. (ke<in + :! hr house & ~ ~ 1rn C::'of. Apt. Ocl l. C~ll s.i9.311:? . WontC'd n1cc fa mlly to bch access, view. S'75. now ! i\ I I n e w & Collins. f>l!'i !1:m1 Br. Quiel. SJ39.SO. '"-I blk pool. J(jds Ok, no peLS. Nr Studm ll :i Zn. Sl17,500. :s.!10:JBR.k1rbOK rent 3 I.Ir homc, all new 831-1678 i:or~eous' S725:'11o. to bch. 673-9547. 205 lichl. S275 & up mo. 2310 Pnn. cull Agl. 729 :.l60J 1.826NewportBI CM N 3 B c d 1 S 00 962 7 Agcntf-.40·5500 2 BR. upper, near new ..,5 r ;,.5·5990· e w r on o. pwn ,cpts, I . . -44 l. 3 Dr 2 Ba nice home as-___ ___ d W 0 Pearl. Santa Ana Ave Cl'rot. AMorP;\I ~ · ec "'"· Sunfl ower & Bear. ' ' • w ; eek, I • g ar. 6455088 213-371-4032 lmmed occ. SSOO/mo. Lg l Dr condo. All soc.pool.n~~cpts,$125. AluffsPlaza3BR.endun-Winter lease: ms. mo. lc6oaPettlnsula 3807 .. ; Sale or tradl' 2~2 ucrci. HOMEFINDERS 894-5718: 644·1493 amenities, pool, etc. 6 lse. 546-6274. i51-5111 it. Fr~sh lam!h plu~~ f.42-5766 ••-••••••••••••••••••• Well managed: 2 Br. 2 ba ~~tr'~:~. LTar"uc:c"' tf,:·~ Calirornia's larcest ' mos.+ lse. Rf!Cs rcq Sea Terrace Twnhse 3 Br ~~k t~ ~k:~~spool~~~~l~ Huge Liv Rm, Din Rm, 2 ~uxur:iow; buyfront living apt. $235. Newly renovat- Sla rrire, Skyhuwk . Since1942 $200HUGE. S3101mo. (213)377-6585 2•2 Ba fantastic ocean &park. SSOOMonlh Br. Quiel S349.98, v.a blk in lhL'i plush 2 Br, 2 ba, ed 2 Br, 2 Ba. $'250. No ~>40H2ti0 St45Pumlbr,Apt Circle' this, has pat 3 BR 1 BA pat"o 2 car view. Fplc in Liv Rm & Agent6'10·f>S60 to bch. 673-9547, 205 w/huge. TOO!f'S & over· pets.835·666Sforappt. -------1 SISO I br. kids, pets +more. Many more avl. 1o1ar • 1 hlk • t b~h 5350 Mstr Bdrm, comm pool, Pearl looks ghstenmg bay. Full 3 BR l 'At BA cpts drps OutofStat• Sl75Cozycottage Small fee/LIFE Serv. mo'536.7J:isZ 536.2s28 ·tennis, pvt bench. S.S7 LIDOJSLE.cutc3Bdrm, · sec bldg. Subterranean fplc'palio d'btegar n~ Property 2600 Sl85 2 br, kids in L.B. Unl. Prof roll 11erv. · mo. · l'r'.i ba, ll(e sunny patio. Balboa Peninsula 3707 parkinl(. Boat slip avail. pets' Aduit!I pref ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2102 br, Westmin plex 645-4900 Sharp 4 bedrm, 2 ba, cpts. BLUE DOLPIUN nr hay, 2 cn.r s:ar. nva1l. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 615·6ns. Age~t 548_7729 • • s Acres of Land, 26 mi ~2 br, 2ba, yard ••Consumers Guide drps, patio, fenced yard. REALTY 10/15. $450. 675·2435 aft. 6 Bay(ront tripleic unit. 301 Crom Klamath Falls, S!SOJbr, unt, kids ok UNREAL'. Only ... 15. All Kids an. d ""l welcome. 493-5337, Call Mary Binns or wknds. . Edgewater Apt C 3 br 2 Br luxury condo, ocean ' .. Bach Unit ...,10 Priv sr753br, 2ba kids. TU • .. ~ • · . • view security gates etc .,.. . ,.... · • _Ore_.S2_000.002·4004 s:ll0 4 +2 Condo,pooJ uti.I pd. Kids OK. s mall S405. 003-4567 Agent, no forapptat499-l!i92 NptllgtsCh(lHavcn.3br. 1~ ba, garage. Winter Jt25imo. yr ise, ooO E: patio •. no _kid..• or pet:.. R-.... Estat• Open7days Fee ree. Unt. Prof rnU serv. fee. sE•UTIFUL lba new kitc hen all s35oimo._ Yearly Oceanfront. Avail Oct lllOVictona,CM '""' 645-4900 -" bl • 1 • d ~/mo. Robinson. Bk.r. · &ch~ 210 557-0822 3Brw/xlralgeFam Rm, 1 Mile pvt bch, tennis. tns. mmac. Lrg yr · 548·:5647or675-8764 18th.997-3382or838-3094 1 bdrm 1 ha. Carpeu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----------t ••Consumers Gulde near the beach & Hntg pool, sec guard. 3 Br, 2 $195 mo. 548-7288 Corona del Mar 3822 oven, garden, gara11e. Npt.Beach Gant.nGrov• EASTSIDE small old Harbour. S425 per mo. bahouseofglass.~. Harbor View 3 Br 2 Ba OCEANFRONT,3br,dlx ••••••••••••••••••••••• S22.5mo. 545-6169 UN ITS Large 3 bed rm. 2 bath. fashioned 2 Br hoiue. Avail Oct l. 840-42t7 ALSO pvt pool, jacuzzi, firepit 2·car gar, no pets. $S25. 2 Bdrm, l Bath. 1 Bldg 00 Balboa, 3 rent· Huge enclosed patio. Nr Encl. garage. lge yd. 3Br home with lge up· SPECTACULAR Comp privacy, grdnr wnlr.673-6640 Bltins S27Stmo. ed as4. all 5chools. S42S;mo. S3l!i mo. 1970 Church St. stairs Br & lg fncd yard. Ocean views from 3 Br, 2 poolserv. 644-fJ140evs.· Oceanfront luxury 2 & 3 ~ -~ 548-8204or646-2Jl6 J BldJ.? on 2 lots on 34st St. Wnter pd. Call Pam or 548·6680 Freshly painted & fully ba family room. 3 car Bdrm, 2 prk'g. Winter 'n if. ___ -__ All rented. Pr. $399.000 Leslie, 546-5880. Eastside nr 17th St. on cpt'd, on quiet cul-de-gar new home in Dana Newly decorated uppe S400 up 2QO.i W Ocean "' ~ IMMEDIATE THE CALLISON CO. lalboa Island 3206 quiet "Ul·de~ac. Charm· sac. 'h mi from bch. Pl. Ownr/Agtt93·7278 duplex. 4 br & den, 2 ba front. 544-2402 • • .. .., .,,951 0 """ """'0 frplc, balcony, blln ove OCCUPA .... CY 675"'4961 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing 3 BR, 2 Ba, home. "" mo. wner D<JoVVc..10 TOWNHOUSE 3 br 2 & range, dshwhr CORONA DELMAR .... Newportlch. Reatt S265.UTILPD! fam-rmw/lgeuscdbnck am,9S2-098lpm. frplcs, ocean v·u, ~I. rcfrl g , wash /dry S:~fr.~O~n~~r~Ja~~ 2 Br Townhouse. frplc. Unreal! Many xlras, frplc. nice yard w /trees ~on tenrus, etc. S49S. 494·3320 Newport Jsle. Yrly lsc Wash/dry, uWs pd, S400 Pool, tennis. Some ocean AVAILABLE • OCEAN VIEW HOME many more avl at beach. & ferns. M75 mo. 955·3649 HarbOur 3242 Ldclt Forest 3255 ~;mo. 675-9582 mo. S48-674S & catallna v1ews. Close SUNFLOWER AnS $129,000. Will exchange Small fee. Unt. Call the eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------tolhopplna&flnebeacb. 2.,._2._poolt. !orsmallerhousesorun· Prof rnll serv today Two Doll Houses 00 bus HUNTINGTONHARBOR MustaeenewParkPJace. N b hs h CoronadelMar 3722 8"·2811 lecunf,...._ ~-?~ ?? Scott Realty 645-4900 . . line, kids OK. 2 Br, stove WATERFRONT A/C, 4br, 3ba, lge Cam p~:e:nt~~l, :b~~ Cr~~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~~~~~~~~~~1 Zll I W. Suftflower ••Consumers Guide & refrig, yard. $275 & CONDOS rm w/frplc, microwave, p:itlo bltns aarage Fum. 1 Br apt. 3 Bl.ks Oceanfront 1 br ftp.. 1ar 557·4'00 Real Estate Corona ct.I Mar 3222 $325. 631·2l33or 642-6220 WINTER RATES Roman tub, drps & rncd pool, j0c, aau~a. etc. N' ~;05'?5r8~. ~0~7°7~e1as0er Ad!t.a no pets. i:l5o Wl)t.r: 10to5dally Want~ 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4br. den, fum'd. 31' slip. yd. Jncl. Lake II mem-pets. 5475 mo. 640-3328 o .,.,1 NIN\.• • yrMZS.673-7787evea NO PETS •••••••••••••••••••••••Cottage, 2 Br 1 Ba. polio, Lar!e~~~~~stic, ~.m~.en , unrarn'd. bersbip.18SO. 768·5227 64+~14evs ..., ..,,,.,., SpotleMluxuryduplex o W N pro P ort Y t n new decor, carport. S. of Eastslde charmer. Dln· Sauna, 30' eUp. S800 mo. Newport .. ach 3269 Avaflyrty 1 Brort pvt bch, Frplcs, New epl;drps ~ !~~Baoc;1are~;wthorue Hwy.955-3547eves. ini rm, dinette. modern lbrl w/loft, unfurn'd. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Oceanvlew. One houa pvt 1ate: 1325 mo. Wlttobch-ebp'g.Grdnr WILL PAY CASHll Spac Ideal fam bm. ~ bUc ~t:: lge yard. $4.50/mo. Poo • tennla. 14.Mmo. CASTADa SOL from beach, 3 Br, lV. ba. 213«18-IM', n"6'fs-77M aq.wtrlncl. Yrly leaso: Ph.TomD'Allessandro to Big Corona. 4 BR, 3 uwLarry,546-5880. lbr, unfum'd, pool. ten· 2 Br, 2 Ba condo. Spec-duplex. UOO/mo. ColfaMuo 3724 38r3bel700'~/mo T.D.PROPERTIES BA. Frpl, gar, guest rm 2 bdrm. t ba, CTPll, oven. DJ.s,40'~ =My tacular view. After 6pm 675-6175. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Brabafam·rm2l00' SHARP REfURBISHm <213 )874·8901 or (714) & ba. Call &73-5646. dbp, patio. & frt. aarden. ~f1. 2u.sei.2111 wkd)'ll . 831-82SO Oceanfront 2 Br, 2 ba. All $40.00 WEEK & UP ~-~~c1~~~o 546·6201 anytime or 3 Br 2 Bo, picturesque. S2S0.~169 Los Allsoe Vlllu abr. 2ba bllns, sec bldng. Encl •Studio& 1 BRApta 1211S. <714)846-5221 aft. &pm clapboard cottas•. atePt SA. Jllbb a Br 1 b lnN 3244 eGl\Cfo Enclosed garage gar. 1450. Yrly 61$-9137 •TV & Maid Serv Avail lllATHTA.llMG "'1.. 87S.23lldt.)rs WlU hln n to bll Corona. 1875 per Hard ......... • n ,· I .d .••••••••••••••••••••••• pool Ss7-SS91 • •PhoneServ.Htd~I JETI'YVllW P&1 cu • uh i mo. 87J.5180· 644-0UJt wvuu rs, I• 1nc: · NEWPORT HEIGHTS ZJ78 Newport Blvd, CM ~-~....,_, youthouseoruntta. Back s yt'(!, dbl far. Kids OK. LoYely 3 br, 2 ha. w/DW. Leate 3 bdrm 2 bath Qoiy cottage, fantasll 548·91SSor645..a967 Upgraded 3 BR ~. ------.._.. ~OK.Sc:oUReal FOR LEASE Larfe 6 Av a 1 0 ct a . cpta, drpe.. pelio.. fenced Eldorado clean vacant. view overlooklnf th st.epstoChlnaCove.$150. E4suldupaclous21M'.N'r '7~'1533. bdrm home. New! 1A!lut+IMp.548-44.t'7. )'d. Nice nel1bborhood. waterp&Jd.$425:&31-2391 bly. 2 BR. den, fplc, yr. f\lrn. tie le small t ~r, Mo. Call Nigel . at shoppto1, Patio gar. ---------t IUJOO/mO. • • kids/p« welcome. $385. ly. S47S/mo. Barrett closed in gar. lncl d. 644·72llA!Jt. S310.1!45-38:58:Mi-061 DOM'TUST-&&U 8"·1481 ~ fAfTS~I>E ~ Br;l 86:M561 A1ent,Noreo. 4 Br. a ba, ram rm, 8200 Reall.)'842-5200. ANdu.lts~8o1ovdpets. 2110 Sn•dous UP""'r du"lex, w. wlD b117 '°"" Oraoie • rp c. DUI• ,. • .... ft 1444 Sant.laao N B e#JIO•~ ...-.... r AYAIL. OCT. Cou.ot)' bome at lull tee dwlcx bc>me in OdM. pool " Jaeuzal. 2 Car CHERRY CONDO, 2 Br. SUoOr:no. Atent,S4i.scm' BAYCREST • with 4 levela.' Bedrm. 2 J)eluxe 2 Br 1~ Ba wal~Hb one wea. a B cf rm• • a Ba . ......,., kidt • pett ok. air, r•r, poo~ no pet.a. No 3 BR. ram tm, din Int 1375. ~ithod 1 " den ba, fpJc. a bJcb to Blc dll1)leic. new qJCit, drpt • .M•eo• call t.od&JJ Fabol.oul muter suite. *'50,f7M110or'42-103D. IH. 1325. bSl·l241 or MIWPOaTCltlST aru.Xlntcond.Nope upper. Bltn1. 1ara9e. Corona. S600/mo. bltos, ear1Jlt0ne ~ Apnt18M517. Sm pvt yd • .-OO/mo. IlDIAC IBr 2 ba hplc m.aouvea. •BRlrSBR;tennil pool. orchlldren.1825/lno. yr-stable si111lo pe:rtan. no SaUsbutyRt•lt1'7U900 ~nopeita.J-.un '1D-OllTAlt. D/W,n~~•dr...1a~ TmUeRockJacusdbmt. AvaU.lmmed.m47uor lY lease. Bamu RoalL1 pet.a.2:234Ru.taeraDr. 2 Br, atove, Ntrtr.1 Ba. ~ awlMor l:iil* a BR, '1 ba w11ar. sns Jr4. dbl tar. Xlnl loc. 3Br2 Ba, i"am R.m, tplc, t7S-W M2.s200 STUN~ING Jae lBt 1385. ocn 1lde hw1.1.MM1SO _______ _ ........ -......... .;.:.. mo..Jrbt.lle.1acl'1wtr, ....oimorU&ea4 dbl 1ar w/opnr. Auto NfwportcrtttLwt.COlldo 2br Twnble. Wehr/dryr. 1atden ept, poo!\. rec l-~-4823. blYrn MPM br,Zba,llesal>e.1Mar • ......,.,_.. ... ..._.. tn.b•!:ftln',.MMa65 J Br 1~ ba d aprnklra. or teooll, s bl'. 1~ ba. t.ftm1I. pool, bltu. dbl iar. Pool. No area. sa4,5:. 110 w.l8t.b Gall '°""' saoo. ~ CllO. ....................... • con~ 1&"• PoOlf. 9!00.'152-794? JacUnl eauna. Wlk to pet.t.075mo.81S-9188 St. 2BR~ bUd l'&mlJ1,oopeta......,_, .... ..._ 3106 Ne'lll>pfJclbt-1 tba.fplc. 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A/C. llJ eod pat; MW~ + ut1L Adult.I, oo Pftl, "Ult'.,.. k In tla• tfltd blk to pHt a ~di.. Ylll It.mi am.&11 l.temt 0t .. ~ p.f lilda .0 ,.....,._ sq.ft. :l'TOO/mo. It ... MI07mo. "'· So. Cat pUMM· • imlllff, •· WID, aar. Nr. Jlo11 81\lp to abore rt.1urui ..Slts. ~so m'O. &aeryl any Item~ Jul call pet•. ins.' H&..eit&; ~ .. ..,. Att.m:aa , PSaU.MO-W -..i•or•a.. Ho&p.~ IQ.3TI. -.m1 ta.56l8. ._, I ,...._ ••••••••••••••••••-t ...................... ~!:!.~~~ .... ~.l!:!~!~~~ .... ·~:!.~~~ .... ~::.~:~~.... Frld.y, S.,,tembef 30, 1'117 OAJLV PILOT •Z C--4M4M 3222 r-tau-~-3••4 I &n. 3244 M.wporthach 3269 HOVlffU11fllnliWd Af'Gluuwnl1,.,,..shed Apat.Hh....._ ..... 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"35/700 evestwknd.t 67S Ult~--~rm. pnval.e be4cb Studio 011 PCll, ucron $295.,..To·. 5"9·87SS o&· 1 i;;1.i •1\t) ~1rt• Yrly r e nt u l 3BR,21•Ba ..... $400·450 LovM1121ty.3 Br,2,11,., mo. rromlx·hPool&ja1:uu1 ~7W.. llM 11 "' · • , • ~\111 n 111 no v. • l\.'1·\\ I)' 1h• Ua. frpl<', beaut. clean 4 BR 21,A) Ba $'1eS .. > " 2 Bdrm t'ondo. Stt-1)11 to s 2 5 o I m 0 • o a y a --. -------- ---------• G44 lltt rnr a hctrn1 . :! hJ 'fn1k ' lilt. nt'W ltllch 'kldl·ptllll 'cosTAMESA. frplc. 32' Boat ahp. Sl~. beach. 1'00/nlO. (71 .. )894 1717. CVI, Ul3) 2br (rontdupb:; Frplc MEVH A.VACANCY J t -.r l.l s rt o T""o 4 l'lt v .. • 1n µnm~ untal .tH .i t•I COS l'A . It :,\ 'lbt.'!>n unit.. .ua 1n llµ h>J• ,.h.;,ip.• and y,.111 M II r .. t. Wuit.-r t•·nl<&I 1'11 1,.1~ 1 lilt lriA bll'· 111.11 ... wtu ok s.uo mo 1142·71~ 38n 2b lhl ••Cl\ 8'75-m5. z Bdrm condo. 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O · Jm., ·aul. ~ill· __ . -·-'-·_ __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ed courtyd A.:t 644 ·1133 LOCJ'MO hach 3748 \\tnll'r, t Hi './', 11,.. 1.11u 1lui11\')(, :! } '" old. :J OPEN llOUSI': S1&l l'M & Oceanfronl 2 lilt, z Ba, 1f' ~!~~e1~:. ~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• CUTE 1 BR Heart of CdM $275. 67S.2Jll dayi. :10~ \fontt-ro llr, :1 i,,, 1•'1 pl1 & 2 ur sun. Sunny & cln. 2 br. 2 .:11r. crpt/cJrps, rl'fnu. Scott Realty 536·7~ LAGUNA llEAClf MTR l 1171t 1!1'11 llj• $57~ (J'jJ 70M bu twnhse. duplex. $260. Yrly IH•. Sll<JO. 612 :111:1 INN. Kl t ch. $115 /w k. N?t.. ------.. ' --.. , liit & la11l + $50. sec·. dep. u573 C. .. n.1 ft.. fn ., p I h d p I .... "'/rno Ma'd ••irv '")I Corona dej Mar l l 22 J \J~ I H •· 111r111t•ll•rt 2 n ( No f.ocls. 3:1914 .Alcazar, -r A ... rv5wa: "VlnE <.'Op ew o nee eop <! ,_,., • ' .. ~ • "' 2005 Balb61 81'd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• honw. lq1lc·. d1111nii, 1·~ 4,1() 2!~11l -------Newport Crest Condo, i That's what lbe or TV· ht·11 tcd pool. -----~-~port lkh.673·2058 St.ton~~· UH, I t1u . ~,, (1! hlk:c to H1 u l'ornnJ. No ru..T ---3-232 llr, den,:!'~ Bu, lcnn11., DAILY PILOT <7Hl4!MJ52tJ4, Ull~ N. _..-=.._ ----. FIXEI IHCOMI PROf'tRTY ThrC'l:l 2 llr. l 11..i f"•H h un 11 on lZ OUO +'It It. lot, 111 l ,p,t up~r .t1J1n1? W t•t.I t'1~t3 Me'a HU1lt11'r, ln Vt''\tur-;, room fnr on1 m11n• unit (.'jJI 011 th1 ""'"' I UllKAll1 S ii> Ol't H HOU~E Ahl I• II"' Yrly $11~Al!t. l"-'U ~l7~1 m11.tl7.> 139!! "" oro pool. 111c., J11e. $525. SJ::RVICBDlflEC'lOHY Con:;tJlwy -2 BR T(WINJlSEt.I ocean,· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646·!1148 is all about' .... ___. .. -h-37L9 view, rp c, pa o, poo • .a••7 ~ &ti ~212 ---------r-ne ....... ,_...' ac v tennis. $325. mo. 759--0715 t:xtru sh.irp, exec home. 4 REALTY COMeANY i----------iSan J11an •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• --- SO.OF HWY. A tuothhrush I\ .111 vou need ' ChJrmini; :! BR, 2 llJ . clcn. I rplc .• :! pn v IJJllu~ 57!.0 Mo. Nn 1 tu hll 1·n or J.H .. t:.. A~t Iii'• S'IJll LCICJIMG Beach 3148 .•........•............ J 1\n h L1.1y <! fir. frplr. 01. n '11, 11' l h e h. 5475. !>1-1 I~ Ill or I l'l'J :!06/i. Macnab-lrvme JIH. 2 BA, fplc, cpts, . LIVE & PLAY Corona del Mar J Bdrm. Capistrano 3278 ucedl\front J DH, 2 Ba, Bright & <·heery ~ BR. l dr~. 2 car gar. Lovely IN WOODBRIDGE 2 ba, lrplc, beams ••••••••••••••••••••••• frµlr ,Sei>t .• June.oryr· bu. Cathedral <:c1l. Mint HEALTV l'<l\l l'A:"< Y SUPER SHARP SETTIMG m•ii.:hborhood. $4SO/mo. Lake-pool·parks! Up· ly. 9'J6 6756 view. WOOM.o.Agt. 963·4567Aitent.nofee. graded new S&S built 3 s.'>95/mn. 3 Br, 2 ba, lrpk, comm ----497.33!.llJ 644·22l2 BR. + family rm, 2\A.i Shorechrr11: Charming 2 pool. Xlnt )oc. SJ85. o l l'rt \JI'\" S 11ucwu~. FountainValley 3234 bath t ow nb ome bdrm home w /large 661 ·160fi Jennie or newly t1·11todl•h.:<l tluµl cx ••••••••••••••••••••••• w;redwood decks. ,\ir p11llo&yard S700/m o. 213 348 8501 t:ollcct. w .J Ulls. :1 hath' lg G ., ..... d ., b lh cond. Prof. land~ca11ed 0°,~1c'!''r·Tm1-;Jrlm. 3 111.1,ntlrrmm ~Sharp 3& .. 1-~;-fr;~ l.1m1·1v rnl w, wt•l b11r "· rtmt " ....: rm, ' :.i 1 • • " a <>< "' I bo ' patio. lmmed. occu11an • • Dana Point Marrna. c otv ·t urner firepljl·c· lUl((l nw. room-.p c. b ut d • ck Pnvat • ~• l\J l.IE ll Ch 1 OW. ··11ts, 1lrp.•, sun.•r cy.1!62S;mo. yrly. IS 21) S1°4!00 1 • t: ••'>•mo. 0··1·7830''h11~ • Cl. • c ..... .··c ~ · " ,.. ~ °" " _.._ • h h d Larry Dyer 642·8235 · 1 mo. -----1;.t..J 6200 IS ?111 neig bor oo ' S4 lS. •---------WATElti''RONTllOMES 3Br.2story ' -!lfi.:1·4Sb"1 AMCnt, no rec Cult ti:ll 1100 Cul·dC'·!>al' ~trt'l'l. OCEAHFROMT Spacious 3 br, 2 ba, frplc. WINTER tU;NTALS No pets. S'>25/mo. 2 Ult t bu. $370 Paul Franklln m-8533 Lge J Ult, 2 bu. s.5.'lO ~ REAL ESTATE 2 Bit. 2 ha. ~•UO . .. - 2 ii~:~.~~aauc~75 .. ENTERPRISES ~ 11630<6"11• Gool6111tM -\ 645-9161 Newport Buch 3 169 <'II \IC\11-..;G 1 Br . :! 11.1. GARDEH COTTAGE ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• f111k . :\lature adull~. nu Nice~t :! br townhome m Loguna S.ach 3248 "2 A llori.o ranch m Bae I.. 1131·7830 Ch11!1 l·HH , yearly 5400 7191,'.i Ins. 3 Or 2 83, h1i.:h :! Bit, d1•n, unfurn S.S75 cl~~-fplc. deck. A\ I Nov. l. SISO. 675-5388 art G Santa Ana 3280 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loh for Sale 220 On•unfront di•luxc family p.:h ~ EHO 70Jll Fountain Valley. Com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Buy on Rolf t•our~c. Iii ••••••••••••••••••••••• homc.l'ompl lum .:j hr, --.----munity µool. ~. t:all3Br.2"2ba,2carparkm,::. beam ct:rl, trpl, Ger. :! ha, frplc, i.:arai::e~. 2 Br 2\l Ua. h1m,k1t. :111 !Jl.i2 77118or!Jti3-37!JO Walk to beech. Jacu.tu. Space forboat&comper. Vacant,2 br. p, ba<.:ondo associated Brand new unit 2 Dr. 1 ba, deck, m101 view. 2 Car gar. 5400,mo. 497·3516 It J Lot, l~x:!.411 '. 13 L nrt o; i'n.nc only. $210,000. Call ~II PM, 559 5935 Jh·h . Avail. J tv !I mus . hltns, 2 i·ar gar, Mrdnr - -. 1!10 ocean view. Nr. in family area . H1Rhly S7m 1;75.11119 pd. ~ yrly. Avail. 4:!7 Very pvt exec hme. 10 ehops. ~.499.JO:Jl Cmplt Coed. S4751mo. upl{raded. S'.!75. HKR OROKEll'i llf Ill TOllS lO l\ W Uulbuu h / l I h6 I -----Njrtl~!>U!> 6Cl·:J:!86 walls, 3 Ur 2 lla, Fam ----------Call 5<1R-6tll:L !l62·"471961M317 LAGU.,.&&E&CH 1--------• ---------ltm, hltns, wshr/dryr, 2 Dr, den. 2 ha, frplc. ----------------CottaMesa 3124 ""' "" Rcaut 4 Btl1U\ home Costa Mesa 3224 a ir, xtras . SSOO mo. pat10\S, encl j:?ar. Mature S225 UtllPd! 3 BR, 2 BA. cpts, drps, 2 Oceanfront "Rls:ht on ••••••••••••••••••••••• lhlltop 3 ac. lHO deg w i hcal'li out front.••••••••••••••••••••••• !llil!·47:n or 540·0511; adlts.S475.494·1941 F antas tic ha!i rer + Cllr gu.~. P<1tio, !enred l>t'ach". Utll. pd. l br 2 Br. J Ba, l story, shog, orcan vu Low clcn$lty !'62·(Jllll2 . . mo.r(' .. M'.'"Y. more. ad :it ,Ya~d. Kids/pet OK. SJ85. ~. 675.051:1; 968·3S5ll __ drapes, pat.io, !rph·. SJOO.OUO . w /tt•rm ,.,. Fabulous view, comp! Cons4.lmersB•war•! -Oceun view, fresh paint ~ath. Small fee . lint. _.l63-4567Agent.nofee_._ --. -• beam cell., dishwasher. J':sc:row closed l!Y77. ,\ furn. SI.ISO /mo, winter Before you pay !.Orne Hwttin«Jfon Beach 3240 new crpt, 4 br. 2 ba, dtm. Call the prof. rntl scrv. South L 3286 OCEAN I:' HONT Cl aiis i.rir adull'l S290 265Ct W11l1am11, Casa l'ac1C1cu bi.'. agencies for the "run ••••••••••••••••••••••• Close to schools, bus. 6.15-4!11~0 CICJunG "A'' No pets. 3 Br, 2 lin. 1-:idcn 5J8.g4·oo • Rily. 770.0AA2 On watrr. 3 Bdrm w /boat a r o u n 11 • ' r n I I nral nil'c J br. 2 ba, cpL<;, SiSOimo. 493.5710 aCl 5. ••Consumers Guide ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-4688Nostudents. ---' -------~hp avadahll', ~7!10/mo. CON!)UMEHS GlllD1': drt'-'. 2 rar gar , fenct'<I 644·980fidays. . .---2 Bdrm. unrurn. All ul1l -----2 & 3 Bdrms mature OCEAN VU PROP. On•anlrnnt :! Udrm Doll Muny h<1vr Jud Jn• i.:larl ~ ;1ril. )loot! ll•l'. S:W5. T -Of-,-.,--,-.,-1-d-3-., LIDO ISl,1-. pd. Garage. S3115/mo. Winter rental. l'll•an cute atlulls gai-. i><i.' 778 Scott D1·aut1ru1 llawa11. lo llousl' Short term SJ:.0 thrv d11I. iou·s or hM· s, 'Mi:l l~t4;7,1\l.'.l'nt nofl'l' op ie .-or · 1 .. 0 3nr. den, 2 b;i. rlPc 544-064!1 beach cottJl(C. 2 llr, S!l!S Pl.64·2'.507j ptwe, ea~y ll'rms. Own1·1 JIN i1k Ilk-'' & :J ill ,, u1 J lluhk -Bern Dr. 4Br. fam rm, i.:arai:t• door. no p<'l~ W -tmi t 3298 mo, ml'lt.b µ.1 l1U. t.:ar, ------ dl'i.pi•ratc ! Wiii , Jl l' On Lido. On 1•:.ill·r "''h 11.!IW' At ht•ath or. u11 :J ll1.:!l1o1 q >b,drps,2 car f fJ SVl5.WHil2Saft 6 ~7511110 fti:J-:11121 es ns •r ulll 209•.2 33rtl !:>l. O~n SHO F.,S1dc tnplcx, 3br. ' t f ----•••••••••••••••••• ••••• llouse Dail} !'I>'•· frplc, yd, encl gur. :!rnl C.Sll: 1\rt,002··11541 111 bca1·h anti mini 1·u. 2 lo JOC>'s or NEW h~llnl!' 1i.:1'7•1_~.'J1t1·1n.t1·~1<:•'o:.::13,lc. ::.IW. ARCI' BEACH HGTS. p V UI re -· cJ S II ;;·.., ,_ "' -. anoram1 ~ u. u.," Verymce4br,2bahome ---.,--.- -TSLMgml 642·1603 'ltill·~J\gt. Htlrrn ~1.10 mo <:a c h a Y · • mu newly decor·d, 2 Br, CondrJ. 2 Story 3llr, 2 , with DW. tlraJ)E's, qrL~. 2 OCEANF JtONT 2 Br <1pt. Mountaln,DHert. WATEH~:R1?1 ~1IOTJI0\1ES ~~t~Et-; Ille ~ervll'l' t lk>drnom condominium .vv 1 uerwd . ._r"'amr,0.d64e}~!2ui. bath:.. frplc. F.ml unit. car i.:ar .i.:ood<Hea.S!95. furn,w1gar.l\v;11lablc. MESA VERDE area . RHOrt 2400 '"' " ••ConJumers Guide near pnol and tennis ,,.,.,., "'"""" l'vt patio. t-;at 10 l..1tchcn. 963·~5ft7 Agent. no rce &12·.i500 llomc atmosphere 2 & 3 S2 HO monlh . Call VastOceanVu . atpool ~;()t~mo.G7~·713:J fleaut. 4 Ild~Prof :? flr w 1iat10. steps to bydeluxeapts,546-1034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BJGBE,\Rl.AKEFRONTLowly furnl'\lll'rl lwar·h Qt.:IETCUTEPHIV,\TE l..tli ll77 Excc :\l1mCkt•anVuCon lnil.,c pd v.,riJ. '\ficc beuch.S:J50mo 2Br.adults,cl05etoshop- !>17:J 000. 5Cabin~ hou.\e on bay w s;imlv l 11r. ul1I pd S2!10 mo. :-.Jeat, 2 hr. 1 ha hnml-. Unique 2 Bdrm, :! tw . do :\htr :.Wl\'+"'Bdrin~ bo • d 516 51;g.i ls l\~49.Hi727 4!11·!1704 front J'1·t l·ommuntl\ M 2 UK.15or1i11; b-123 "'cpt'I, drp:., 2 car 1:.ir. frplc. BBQ, furn,unfurn, 2•., 1 ba, irpk ... All re~ ~~~~c. ~h~~ No ~~51f;;1) ---· · piog,no:5.g939 ---Balboa Coves. Plenty or ---Fi•ncl'd vard Nice .irca extras ~50. Ph 49'J 4715 tat'll S600, 67J -2 332. 8481885 f''l3)4:J<HIS!J5 1 Br upstairs, nr. beach.----------*PALM SPRINGS parking. J hr,:! ha, har. Condo, rww J Ur 2 1 ~ Ila. ~ oo;i.4567• agcnl, no _o_r_4_9-1_·_23_7_9 ______ 6JI 01;13 · or -Couple only. Yrly S'l75. New CONDO 2 br, 2\l!a ba, THUHDER.IRD S750 mo. yrly lsc. Mrs A1C. i:ar. rcfr11:. "~hr -------1HousesFumlJhedor tn3-7078Sat.oreves. 2 frplcs bllins pool & Lon1:. ti<l 1·11612 or dryr. pool. tt•n111s.ylly k c 2 Rr. den 2 Ba. fplc , llay!>horl•Syrlybc.Sharp Unfumished 3300 . . s pa. S40o mo.'675.,.912 C.C. VILLAS 111,,.,.,_.,,,,., 2. lse. S<'80 mo r.12.311:1 3-1, ., 1 1 11 ., patios. encl 1:3r. mature 2 Br. dl·n. 2 Bu. ft•lc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, l block to beach. $325 Bkr . l V ( • • t f -""' ''"'' ,r, .. M, l ns, .. car adlt.0 "''"15 ()pun ."'at S'un I )\\NEI or 1 wt•ek ----f 1 d 1 ·' ~ ~ •7 patio SHnomo R75·3.'iG!I , mo. Winter. -------- on I y. Up !! r a cl 1• II UC" l•:,\N l'•HONT 5 Br. ;\IESA \'ndt1·0557 hunw :Jltil S1c1h ... 1:!:i 111 ""111 11131 ( h:.i lt:au l.;t. 494·19-ll 2 Br Ucad1 C11tta1tc. I blk den, 3 Ha. wmler ~. - - --f,larden ::ipl pool rec rm l"U RNISll ED. Luxur) or :;.1:; 7:!113 aft 51':\t ct i:al'dnr 1~15 OR:l'i Iii:! l!;l5 ----------(rl)lll i'u 1·illfJ1l Vrly. yrl} SI IO!J.mo. 1.73-5410 Oceanrront 2 Br Of)l, OVl'r Sl75. 710w.'18th St. . ('on do :! II r t-d l' n S Cl -t 3176 DUPLEX 2 B 1 H ~·i' LOCJllltCI Hills 3250 S:J5tl , rn o 111 c: I u l i I. Townhou~ Marai.:c. SJ~.O mo incl util. --------- SHll,IKHl 01x•n Ol'l I thru an ernt>n e • , ~ . ta: •. " Lei u:. ~how you how to ••••••••••••••••••••••• G73 60~7 . .irt G. Unfumish-~ 3525 Wtnlcr.646·2510 MESI\ PINES Alh . 11111:121 111;2 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• &, ~,75· N.o ~cl~. r.tu.>1)~ & • '"' BRANO NEW. Studioil .f!~l l!I~>:! 2 St\. :! llr. plush inl. 195~ l\J,.~, r I I M.1· 11!5" Ix• lrnnl{ renl free and Lovely home. :Jbr, 2ho. Wf•:STCJ.IFF'·3Br. 2 ha. rg ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Bdrrn, i;tur park•g. Stel'!I & 2 hdrms, S230, S28S & "1 0 mak 1111: munt·y Call frph:, crpls . dpr~. bltns, y unl Wu:.h1dr). el1·t-. l'ui.t1n. Available now, lo bch. $!60/mo. WIJ\ter 1 d. RANCllOMIRAGfO: ~~·~,,mo: en view. 3 Br .. 2 B.1. fum ,rm. on Scott Hcalty536·753.1. A1C. sundeck. fncd yd, gar opnr. rcmo<I k1L. lovely Adult 'fwnhse. only.544-6899 s:JSO. mme occupancy. ·~n11-; SPHINGS" t.3:1 li5.ll or 4flll·3747. cul-tlc ·~.1c, c·a1 p 1tl 1 pi.. gardener. S42S. mo. Call Avail Nov l &')()() rmi. 31.Jr. 2'"-'ba S:l.50. lst. last, ----------• Pool, jacuzzi, frplc & S425. incl l!aronc r . -------k d 7684753 112914 hn 832 498 S.W42.4ll SanC&emente 3776 dshwhr.l\dults.nopets. :1 Hr, .:i ha, 293! sq ft HousuUnfurnlstt.d s,s1.5071 Lgr2 0rl Hahome.i·1.1ts, _w_n_s __ ._. i;.u. ------c g ·1 · · •••••••••••••••••••••••Open dally. 2650 Jlarla .'\love-an now. Self·l.'ln ....................... tlr!Jt>. fncd yt.I. gar SJOO LOCJUnG Mi9ffl 3252 (keanfront J Br, !.! ba. Aparlrnents Furnished l Bdrm, 1 both. furni~hc<l. St. C.M. (Mesa Verdi· D~h.;sh: r~1r~1rg~~va;~· G..wrat 3202 Oc('anv1ew Park. J hr. mo 842 12115 ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, g<iral't<'. winter,••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool&~undeck,2blksto Dr.offllarhorBlvd.> • • •••••••••••••• •••• ••• 21Ja. 2 t·ur gur, cu ... trn Beaut pvt area twnhme furn. ~800 ;mo. Call D-H..--lsl-~ 310L bcb.--..n/mo.4!Pl-7287 UtONTHFREE frplc, bar w/1cemaker, • • patm, In~• p'g, nu pnt ,v. 3 Br+ricn w1frplc. Close Oce~n v;ew 3 Br 2 fi7S.fl670orfl73.71148. :';:': •• :::': ••••••••• ~ ,,,.,.,., 549-2447 fir safe, dbl gar w/ault B&AREHTALS crpts . SHU rndd ~ to sho1>pma center. bus C 1• t b,h t · 'is Ocean view. Studio opt. . dr. TotaJ sec. S2L5,000. WhypayS2S·S30when gardener. 548·1!1!15, ~erv1 c e. $450 i mo. rp~1>~~~ c.,,;A;;~" VERY-Nice ;-br2ho°'Upper 2Rr, ('pts/drps , Yurd, adult only. S25o.2Br.ownpatiogarden. Jt i c h 11 rd II eh r , youcan~etthebesffor ~ 1953 4~t 0058 poo ·....,,,,mo . .,..... or llbr. View homt·.'Beuut: frplc. 1'.i blk t o bay. ~t2S 6J3..6S9lor498-3747. 1tar, adlts;no pets. $290. <2131277-0366/1213 JR21 ·3H less, Sl5. fee. 7 Dnys · · 494·3320 inside & out. i\l'I 10, 15. mo 675·2773 644·1547 art 7PM Slo • L' 1 f'I t I pd ...,-,-., BR l Ha , ri t:xt.>c ut1 vt' homf' near , ... I ,.._... f c-_._, ·JV r urn'· ex u 1 ...-•.>. .. · · ·" · • New home I Br 3 Ba wet S750 ""r mo 644 "Ill!" I' blk b 1 hiEfl I vvro -··r 2550 ~1f;()N>4plBl·hut1lpd tl~·c.,l c:dhk~rrl Allult l·pl , oceun 1 IXI, 3 ha. fa m ' .... ,· ,,. .. .. I ,r,1 t'I. S2.SO. mo. Unfuntl Md 2 Br I Ba, new cpts &. ,.._..... .... ... , ~ Upl\, frJJI, vr·' no pet!I 646. lfJ?H rm din rm \oo(•t h·1r llre bar. nr park & lake . ::.150 .,_ lJI rf Vt•ry l~r l hr S350. l Lil. s drps bltns & reCrig enl•l ·-r--••J "' ~ Ju rtn". Olll_,'or1r u'u t \ •-mo.493·\17!16 _ rx::~t OrlJ.:. U "urea . ln"l 675·0GJ2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • lS "t' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slll<I I BR. pool. ulrl pd ;--\I d N h . B 2 .. " n "" "' • 1-'om1ly Mtcd 4 llH, 3 b.i. ~ Bafbo lsfand 3806 ~ar. no pc • nv now. TURN I HG TO GOLD ~ 2 Bfl ;! Pix "111 t·on· • esa er e ort · 3 r pool. S750 mo. Consider Lease Sea Terrace. 3 Br tnhomc; vucnnl !.rnce LA<' 1 un. dsh\\ hr. s un· ••••••~•••••••••••••••• S!70.1Hti-l2'S. CM. '1 J l. Ill Carl!ihud Nr 1>1der ch1lclrl!n ' Bu. clean, fplc. ne w cpts. lsc. opt. 848 0707 2' 2 Da. T II-Lennis, pool, comp 11t'<.lecor. Move an dc1.: k. S325. y r h. 218 ll•u•e Liv Rm Din Rm 2 2 Br 1 ~'Bo twnhse, patio. Oc·ean + 2 br house & Sl2S2 BR C ~t. Apt. many xtra~ .. ~., · Avl bch access view sns now I\ I I new & .... • • ,.,-,o,Jul'.k•<I~. OK Ot tl.Call 519311.. Wanted nice fnmlly to • · · · , Colhns.t."15!l:l7~ Br Qwct $33950 i., blk pool.KidsOk,nopet.a.Nr Slutho H J Zn. SI t7•5oo. "'" "" · rent J br home, all new 113J.1678 J<Orjl t.>()Us S725 Mo . to· bch, 0673-954°7. 205 1>chl. S'l7S & up mo. 2310 Pnn. cull Agt. 729 :16Ut t826NcwportBl,C.M. New 3 Br Condo. _p~nt,cplS,SI00.962·4471. 3Br,2Ba,nlcehomc,nl'· __ A_gent640-5560 ;! llR, upper. near new Pearl. Santa Ana Ave C)t. AM<tr l'M ~:; ll'e 645·5 Sunflower & Bear. Bluff Pl llR I w /deck. W;D. gar. 64~S088·213-371-4032 I d •"'OO Lg 1 Or condo. All soc. pool, new t•pts. ~2S. s. aza 3 · cm1 un· Winter lease: Sl25. mo. lalbooP-..lnsula 3807 --··--·------Sale or trade 2•,~ ucn·i. hetwccn L<1nca~tl•r . Gorman. Trade fo r Slarfirc, Skyhuwk . 540·!1260 -------· Outof Stat• Property 2600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOMEFIMDERS g~.~7~; ~~i49l /mo. amenities, pool, etc. 6 lse. 546-&74; 751-5111 It. t r~sh tlpain~h P u~~ f..12-5766 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Well managed; 2 Br, 2 ba C'uliforn1n's laraest mos+ lsc. Refs req Sea Terrace Twn .. -e 3 Br carp. ·po c:is ruou · -L t r t II I apt $235 Newly renovat • ,.., Walk to mkts, pool, schls Huge Liv Rm, Din Rm, 2 .uxuhr:iou~1 ><h•Y roDn 2vbng ed 2· Br' 2 Ba P>c:o ,.,0• i:iince 1942 $200 HUGE! SllO/mo. (213)377-6585 2•12 Ba. fantastic ocean &park. s.500 Month Br. Quiet. 5349.98, '-2 blk in ,t is p u.~ 2 r, B, ' • _,, . , .. ~H5Furnlbr.Apt Circle' this, ha~ pal -view Fplc In Li·v Rm & A"entaAl\cu'" lo b"h. 673.9547• 205 w1hugc rooms & over· pcts.83.'i-666Sforappt. b k.d +more. Many ml>r" "VI. 3 BR, 1 BA, patio, 2 cor Mstr.BcJrm, comm pool. " .,.,.,....,.,., ' SISO 1 r , 1 s, pets ' " "ar 1 blk to bch &.150 Pearl. looks glistening bay. Full 3 BR, 1 'Ai BA, cpls, drps, Sl75 Cozy coua11e Small foe /LIFE Serv. " · . · 28· • · tennis, pvt beach. SS7 LIDO ISL!':, cute 3 He.I rm, sec b. ldg. Subtcrranea.n fplc, patio. dble gar., no ~"52b k'd · LB Unt. Prof rntl •erv. _mo.536·732R&536· 28 · •~ b I ti •-n.-P I I 3707 k Bo ~"· r. • s rn . . .. mo. l r.r n, ge sunny pa o. -o en ns&1 a par ing. nl slip avail. pets. l\dultl! pref. S32S. S210 2 br, West min plex 6'15-4900 Sharp 4 b<-drm, 2 bo, cpts. BLUE DOLPHIN nr h11y, 2 car gar. 11va1I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. 675-6775. Agent 548.7729 5 Anes of Lund, 2G ml S22S 2 br, 2ba. yard ••Consumers Gulde drps, pulio, fenced yard. REALTY 10/15. ~SO. 675-2435 aft. 6 Bayfront triplex unit. 301 from Klamath 1''alls, S250Jbr, unt, kldsok UNREAL'. Only •>is. All Kids and pel welcome. 493-5337. Call Mary Binns orwkndt1. Edgewater. Apt C. 3 br, 2 Br luxury l'Ondo, ocean Lg Bach Unit $210 Prlv S!75 Jbr, 2ha kids. TH -r .,,,. ua . -view, security gates, etc. .d • • Ore. S2000. 002·4004 gio4 + 2 Condo, pool util pd. Kids OK, s mall $405. 963-4567 Agcnl, no orapptat4...,....,.,2 Npt Hgts ChtrHavcn. Jbr. l~ ba. garage. Wmtcr Sl2S/mo. yr lse, 600 K patio, no .k1 s or pe~. R.alEst-"• O""n7days Fee foe.Unt.ProfmU scrv. fee. lll!"'UTlll!HL lba, new kitchen, all s 35 oimo •. Yearly Oceanfront Avail Oct. lllOVictona,CM 'IH ~ 11•5 •900 IOA "' $$50/mo. Robinson. Bkr. • be~ 2800 557·0822 .ro... 3 Br w;xtra lge Fam Rm, l Mile pvt bch, tennis. bltns. Jmmac. Lr1 yrd 548.56470r 675.a764 18lh.997-8382or838-3004 1 bdrm l ba. Carpet.a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----------t ••ConsumersGulde near the beach & lint& pool. sec guard. 3 Br, 2 S495mo.548-7288 Cot-onadelMat' 3822 oven,garden,garage. GcsrclfttGrov~ EASTSIDE small old Harbour, $425 per mo. bahouseofglass.ssso. Harbor View 3 Br 2 Ba OCEANFRONT, 3 br, dlx ••••••••••••••••••••••• S22.5mo. M!Hll69 Mpt.hach UN ITS 1 Bldg on Balboa, 3 renl· ed as4. J Hid~ on 2 lots on 34~l St All rented. Pr. S399.000 THE CALLISOH CO. 675-4961 H.wport lch. Reatt Large 3 bedrm. 2 bath. fashioned 2 Br house. Avail Ocl 1• &I0-4U7 ALSO pvt pool, jacuzzi, fireplt 2·car gar, no pets. ~. 2 Bdr Bath Huge cnclost.>d patio. Nr Encl. garalot(?. lge yd. 3Br home with lge up· SPECTACULAR Comp privacy, erdnr wntr.67~ BIUna m.l S27S/mo. all school<!. S425/mo. ~15 mo. 1970 Church St. fltalrs Br&. lg rncd yard. Ocean views from 3 Br, 2 poolaerv. &t4~140evs. · Oceanfront luxury 2 & 3 n;a -~ 648-820Cor646-2318 Water pd. Call Pam or 548·6680 Frc~hly painted & fully ba famUy room, 3 car Rdnn, 2 prk'g. Wlnter '[1 ,f ____ -__ Lcslle,546·5880. Eat!tside nr 17th St. on cpt·d on quiet cul·de· gar new bome In Dana Newly decor:ted uppe SWO. up. 200( W. Ocean-,, ~ IMMEDIATE lalboa Island 3206 qulet cul-de-68c. Charm· soc. '•..\ ml from bch. Pl. Ownr/A1tt93·727S 1:;,':~~xb:lc~ny. t~~~ ~:ea front. 544·2'tO'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1ng 3 BR, 2 Ba, home. $4~/mo. Owner 962-0256 TOWNHOUSE 3 br 2 •-ranne, d•hwhr CORONA DELMAR OCCUPANCY am 962 0981 pm • ' "' ,. " BAYFRONT Spac. 2 br $265.UTILPD! fam-rmw/lgeuscdbrick • · lrplcs, ocean vu. pool, r e rrl g. wash /dr y wotr. rcnlal. Gar. 2 Br Townhouse. lrplc. AVAILABLE Unreal! ManY xtras, lrplc, nke yard w /trees Huntl~on tennis, etc. ~95.494-3320 Newport Isle. Yrly lse Wasb/dry, ut.ila pd. MOO Pool.tennia.Someocean • OCEANVlEWllOME manymoreavlatbeach. &Cerns.snsmo.955-3649 HClfilOw 3242 Llletforest 3255 ~/mo.675-9582 mo.548-6746 &Catalina views. Close SUMA.OWllAPTS ro~:iie':~~u~:~~nus: Small lee. Unt. Cati the eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••--••••••• ~--aMIMar 3722 tosbopptni&floebeach. 2bdr-.2M.poell. I S Prof rntl serv today TWo Doll Houses on bus Mustaee--Park Place. New Jbr twnhse on hun ~ 6'4-2181l l-:'ual.---. ts. Or?? cott Realty 645-4900 line,kidsOK.2Dr,stovc -~ pvt1reenbelt,3ba,frpic, ....................... 2511W.s..floww 536-7533 ••Consumers Guido & refrig, yard. $275 & patio bllna 1arage FUrn. 1 Br apt. 3 Blka Oceanlront 1 br fm~ar. 117 ... 00 •-'-'Lt-"-..,.,., 631 21"11 "•2 6220 • ' ' from bch """mo lease ' '"' .... --=-utw Corona ck>I Mar 3222 __.,, • .... or.,., · pool, Jae, sauna, etc. N 675•598i 840•7171 ·0 ; AdlUI no pet.s. l350 tr, 10105dallY WClltted 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AHTlftUI IUFF pcta. 1475 mo, 6'0-3328 o 631-0900. • yr SUS. 673-7787 eves NO PETS O••••••••••••••••••••••• Cottare. 2 Br 1 Ba, patio, "" 84+~t•ev1 W N pro Jl er t y In new decor, carport. S. of Large 3 bedrm, rustic, --------•A all iu l B vt boh Spotless luxury duplex ~ lnl(lewood, Hawthorne Hwy. ~.3547 eves. Eastalde charmer. Din· ------.---v yry ron P • 1''rplc11, New cpt/drps orSo. Bay area? "!&rm, dlnette, modern One houa pvt gate. S3U mo. Wlktobch-ebp•g .Grdnr WILL PAY CASHll Spac Ideal rem bm. ~ blk k1t.J lge yard. S.UO/roo. erui-wtr lnrl. Yrly lea11e: Ph.TomD'AIJeuandro to BtJ Corona. 4 BR, 3 Cal Larry,548-5880. 3724 JBr3bal700'~/mo TD ,Ro,-TIIS BA Frpl gor truest rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br 3 ba ram-rm 2100' • • A\ & b~ Cali s1a.564s 2 bdrm, l ba, crpta, oven, E.50/mo Adult. pTof'd No SHARP REFURBISHm (213)874-6907 or (114) · • dL1p, paUo. le frt. aarden. $40.00 WEEK & UP pets~ Acacla "5-7043 •Studio & I BR Apt.a SZlllS. •TV&MajdScrvAvall IUATHTAllHG, At).. 67s-mldaJll ----------•PhoneSorv.Utdpool JETTYVllW -___ _ -'---------1 2378 Newport Bl\'d, CM U""'raded 3 BR -, _. ··•·= .. -..A . .&___, 548-97M or 645·3967 .... ..,,_.. steps to China Co\le. ~. EutsJde 1pacloul I ti.-.~ Mo. Call Nlael, at 1boppln1, P~~~oL iar. lllCL 845-llSll: 9'Hl6& • ' . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. OIJt. 'f PILO r Offlce•entol 4400 IMIMU l.Olt&Found 5300 H.&pW•ted 7I001HelpW•t•d 71 00 Oppo,......lty 5005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Afa •••h ~ ~ ta .. h U..... Aflwtoaeah """""-•••••••••••••••••••••• ............................................. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• n rr G 11 , k ~ o u N o s m •• 1 1 " '1 t'I • itor 1n" l\u"trahJn Typt• Sh~~P p;irtm·r Limned hr .. tc nu~ w collur lcknt1fy ~~~ ....... ~~.2.! !~~~~.~.~~~~ ~~~.~~ ... ?~.~! EXECUTIVE ROW, Inc. I Ill I 11111111 1·n• I lllJI l&lll , rr .. = efflc• .,.c .... Mew,ort. Ill\'''!'' n•11 ti I'll Mon (2l:ll 5!1'~ J:.-'911 li:S.\ \t IWI ! l11 I k1 liitnJrn t•-'ll\• I .It• I ilr ~ ~"' 51AA Adult, )o:O.t.h1J I h1 . I"'"' JIC'Wll, l;,111n1fr\ •'Ill I I U S2 11 hll l1"1H lhrn 1' ra, Ill 12 G75 Jlll:IO ""~h ''"IHI II·•''• Mt 'l'rlplu &uu~ 2br, ll>J, tc•/ ..... TaaetMrect1pHcllllobf»y, 1-'0UNO Tcrnt'_r _m-1x, '" 1•1111 ·7·, 11111 "61 llM, lx·•m 1'"1111111 • l'1>u111l ·tel•,.•• ....... tff•lc•, co.fer.-ce Money to Loan 5025 hlk, male. 3 4 rno'i. old tlW Ill.to tc:dcc. Naw c·rv!JI, dq1i., ......_..__ L--._ ._ __., ••••••••••••••••••••••• V1l' Paul11rino Sehl i.lO\<u. d e Ljti P"l putau ~ -~ ....... /MilMI -'' 14 .: 1., 1 11.1 1 111 ~ b• i,:arnllt' i .. undrv r m 'l'oii .....cc. ........ It copy .-:W.ia. trav.C ht, 2nd & ]rd T .D.'s 1trca C ~1 . 751·117_46 __ -t l\1111 1 111111, 111111111 Pt<l Nw.,t Ht.a l~aUon. ~lO c• .... •~:::r.:t...taed ty,.Htthtg. l,<)ANSAVAILAUL.t: l.osl. Fem Calico. 9 mos '"" '''"-''·~•It• ~ l!ltM C I <.'n-dal nut importanl old. Cd'1 area. Reward. -DU'... til ...-.kn ......... a 1-L 93 J \ mJ ~ Ur. puol I .... L-AOft -nnier, 4 • I 02 &W 1.259 q•~. ct11"'. or;ar "J~n 11.1 Hert! '"tw ll4J OM THI WATER Mldld. ,,._ SHO ,..--. ------• 1n ~p\t·d 1 on :->11 -.1111••••••••••••••••••••••• C:uron11 tM M11r'1' nnly C•f714J752-7170 MoneyWmited 5030 1,ost Long Haired t~t , , '""'• 'l\o "'" l11ti1h rt1>l•. 2 Wrru., 21.1<1 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dal·hund !t,e m ViC'. }\t'~.~·'1 1"-I lh.a\I '"'•.1L!6;J li1 1•011 11uut11nllm.rv1ew~.pool, If you're not 11ett1nl! Leg1on&Glenneyre,LB. ll•,. '"' rt·Dl Pool. 11omc• J.Hu.nk, (ull llt'l'Urtly. 138'k •relurnon yourin· Roward.494·1726 THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH fllpopMftt & Tr~ A...,ttrotfCllt Announc<.'tl An 01>('1llnK 1-or 1'he P~ll1on 11/ WORD PROCESSOR $.,., ......... Th1l> 11> a C.:l·:f1\ funded po:.1lloo & fl-qu1rc,., Jl U. re!i1d1:11t·y & 30 duy11 prior unc:mploymt'llt. Ap pliculloru. wall bti ucC'epte<I until 3Pl\1, UC'tober 5th ul The Employment & Tnumn~ Center, 53IS Main St, llunlmgton Be11ch. L.: 1• :1 Ii I I .. II h" u I w 1p11tl11 1:.1r..1~" • 111101 Q\lll't 111111111•' \ti ult • l\O l"'h ).L.0 l•I ' l.IH I bi~ .\l ... 'I 141•11111• )>'J:!!> to S.12!1 Uout •liP 11\1111. $105<> u. Office Rental •HOO ve1>tm('nt, ciill S..indy -. Ju.in ur 1>1.m.1 "'46·l:J71 mo. ' RentahtoShoN 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ross,AjaxCo.837·374<t FOUND: Sm. Terri.e r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01 IUt> J;;7"C'\l'I> lifii"~·~u~ ·~ ·P·ro··,··w·o·m··a·,·,·.:.~:n·t:·M··/·F· ~1: Off1·ce• •Avl!ruge yield on pay· tr pe male dog. Vrc . -. l .. .. " " • orfs to Ajux invcslori;, 83Crlo·wllin77Valltiy, Lag. Nlg. Help Wanted 7100 u-•p W-'-~ 7100 LGCJU"CI a.och t48 • to i.hr 3 Hr tn lcvul con· 1 ONTll F'f>L•i.• J thru July 1u77 ,,.., uirnwv .......... ••••••••••• .,...,.., ~n. ' .., . -••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• J ffr .. fl..i Ujl lH I ... ~~I llfll No1>1·1., 11r•1 \ 1h 1111.a ( JJI .t lh 1•'111 I 1 ff f< 0 C ~ •IJ"rr Yd! do. 7:>2 0023; 64!>·2tl32. FUU service. No lease re · Slate luw pcrm1l1> a pre· P..-sonoJs 5350 L'ttl b . h b 1 · "t:: n ro 11 • * 675·5930 • N B q'd. 2<>0-600 sq. fl. Plenty payment penally c·h.1rge ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1 d c ut 'dmig lY mtiul "'Ra:. YOU J l'onv. ocw ccor, CPl•. 3637 F. c ... 1 U11. v c· t•.• . or park'1ng 2082 S E eq111vule11l to u,,.,,, or 6 . • u Y exp '" mec n11 "" .. "11• "··r. ""'''" 111cl ultl _ __ • 1 ••_• 11'11mun COITl""nlon over · · · " Orinkann proble m ? bl' l I " "' ... .,._ "' .... Bristol St, Newport monlhi> unearned an · Ca " . · . pu tc. rca l'Slale sacs A Pt'Ople Pcrl>on·~ Ut1lii<' 1':.AS.J SJIH' I 11 ., II ~ $tSO lgti 3br, 2ba, enc. gar. 6S w /car to :.hu e CdM Beach. 557-7010 tercst on the ha lance. II Al~ohol Helpline as broker. te~h111cul & 6-10 hrs per mu. ot your . .' J, OU . -. Blk to bt'.h buk W/d home w/snme. Rm & Mortgage Brokt•rl>. or. 24hnaday835-3830 fashJontHtle11.Setikspos1 i.pare time & earn. f'ur .Peb :.l:10 1111 •• I I ~• South. Shore oceanv1cw, 2 hook up. No'pet:.. .• hoard & nominal salary rered to Callforni<& rest· PREGNANT! tion 3ll ass1slonli1;1rl Jo'n u1tcrvw appt. C;ill Mr~. ,,11. u:,,._,__ Bl< • .z u ... bltn.elcc k•tch, TSLM"mt "'·'"·1"'>3 t.o n 1tht person. N1t.e or lilii~il:~e·1 day to tru velln" ex r•-I . ""''1 I Cl eC .. "'"'"' denbonly C<irtn" conC1'dential · " wwett,&44·...,.. O.OPoint 3126 t o,.,c .•n 1J pr · ------ -day,phb7J.4725_ ... ~ 0!i' i. " ecullve.714/495·5576Call ---- ··-•••••••••••••••••••• ~~lo eve:.. Do you hkelhc beach'! - --------=:::'!':::!= SI0,000 nC'cdcd immcd. l'OUnscling & referral. after6 PM J\rt1~l. free lance, p/t, to 1' . fm ti th ----Pwres~1onal decor, 1 br. IU'!lp.fem.i.hrlovely2br, ....... ~ For PHI M 1-; IL E . Abortion, adoption & do ed1tor1al pai;te up .1.n.arom..1 \ICI!.. new 2 !. 41• • great Otc<.1n A rare chance at S'.llO. 2 ba. F't. Vly. $110. mo. ~=--~ DEAL. 520,000 Return k~~mg.. . PRAC. NURSf; avail l-'a~t & ac·t·uralc. Exp JJH. &. l>cn 4 l'll•x Nu \ICw 1-.a-..y •tccess to l5JU W. Balboa tall5lh) 9636216 ~ W1'm""90davs.IJ7< ~030 APCARE 547·2563 p/Ume Rt'fcrenl'Cs. prl'fcrrecL 6·16-4451. pets Mi:r l'lb 1o•n bcJt· h '\ c" ly r.:d ec. _ --------• ./v...... """ ~ " :US 0 -~.)(I l!nJJOlor4!lf; .• u11. NewJbrtwnh:;eon hugl' Male want" M/F lo shr ~=-~ Mort~s,Trust LIHDA&VICKI __ 4!l49119,ext~l9 __ C.B.S.l'ubhcauon_s __ C T M 1 br ds.ilJi. Lg., -pvt i:recn belt 3ba frptc rum 2 br 2 bu apl· pool .,, _, _.._-. DffdS 5035 0utccd1 MOSSOC)Ct CHURCH Organ1!>t. tsi--------- w/trop1cat lanai. Very Bntt.anyCoua.:e$RIO/mo. pal10 bltmi. ••J'ra••c' sp..i . S2t 0 incl. u111'. .l'M91e,..,...,. r.....-fL-r...nof1't'. yrs.nxp. L'ullorp/Ume. "'-'"L'.'18 LY pvt.L..<.e.$3004!>h0295 21Jr. frplC', fl..igslon l' & pool jiH: u~a"ctl·~'li · 546·4\\S, eve1wkndi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• rvr nwrv ~ r '""""' .. tile floor,.,. Pvl l>al·k ' · !> .a .' ... '0 002:119 LOANS 9% ServiogallOrangeCo. -------Large 1 Br. l>Plral !>lair~. j:Jrokn.-J blki. IJch . pets &17~ mo. 640-3326 or --------0 835-7313 Help Wonted 7100 to sundeck. rclng, S2ti5 4!H !f:,Cll 64..t·9Sllc"1' ____ t...dy w;wcll mannered dlr, ---Also 2nd TD Loons mo. ~.! Copper Lan· . . . --Yrly Twnh.,e, 2 Bit. 2 Ha. ll, :-.eeks rmt s hr 3 bdr. SAM CLEMENTE l"a1rcsl Tl'rmi1since1949 Spiritual R~ow ••••••••••••••••••••••• lem.!lti0·5742 ·I Hr2'. Bu. 2:1 llVln~ rm frplc w,o D/W ., c;ir rumhseSJS7.50+ ~ultl. ~icalArislldg S J815So.EICamino Rea1 ci. .. ~ . 0 1 C'lt-:, w / b.alcony off mi.Ir gar $:iso m'o 551 j:J98 Prf uldr ldy, neat & resp. Ideal MediC'al or Dental crttl~r Mtg. Co. San Clemente. Fully I.le. ........ ., oce;in view up t•x, bdrm, fplc, sun porch, ' · -· -CM. t;.sid<'. Call 541·33!UI, suites. Plush carpels & 642-217 I 545°0611 For appt. <192-7296 2 BR, _d~n • ~r P,'.c · pvt ~rdn. 3 blks bch. S6SO PRIVATE l br. a pt (ansser.).Jan. central air. 55< per rt. ---------•----------c b~lcon1e:;. 2 enc.'· fur. mo. 4W·9501 w/View. Refr1g. furn'd. -CaU YEATS COMPANY Retired couple has m oney *MICHELLE'S* WayneStewart,675·!.1873 ._._ Be-3 9 No pets o lder m;ilc OldCOMhousctosharc.2 4911-0660 499·2237 tolounonl:>l&2ndTD's. OuteallMassage or7S2 7300 .--wport och 86 w 'ref's p' rcf'd S250 + bdrm fum1&h or part. --Agent. 400 0800 OAM 2AM ••••••••••••••••••••••• '. · · I I 1 Executive office spac<>. _1_ · 731-4462 Deluxe ocean view :!hr ut1ls. Avl. Ol'l. 1st. Call: mrnct . m·cup. a va1 . WE BU y I" J II S T & 2ba. patio. beamed ceal'. PARK NEWPORT 642-8825anytimealt 21'1\1 _!<cu:; 67S-89"14or675·04Ui:! inC'luding receptionist Loo K [NG F o R B h I 1 2 from S.150 mo. to S385 mo. S ~~<~ND 'J' H. UST AMERICAN SPOUSE•. ing, dshwhrA/C, Hcfs re· ... ?} c 0 :_Ts· ho r •-Blk to bch 3 BR 2 b 2 IJll Apt nr bt>uch N B p J c l DEi-OS 'd ~IV\ 493-0075 ...curooms.,. own ouses ,. • , a, • . • · · restige ocat1on. a I f\GL:NT. · 714 •!J6.08()0 27 Yr old female, folk • q ·""""mo. From$264.50 upper. Yrly, adults, s 11n.50 + ultl. Call 752-8321 "' .., classical dancer, ne ver Hwwtinqton Beoch 3840 Spcctac~lar s pa, total Crplc, s1undec~. lndry. Ucrnw,631·1057 MO. COSTA MESA PVT PT~ w~rll pay more married, wants to meet ••••••••••••••••••••••• recreation program, SS00.12S\.'z46lhSt. Female roommate over •Private oHice $75 per foryour2nd ·~· widower over 30. Write: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Good working knowledRe of Ac·counts Payable functions, ve ndor in· voices, P.O.'s and re celving r eports. Ability to operate lO·key. (;om· puterizcd AP helpful. A pJyto: NEW JBR. 2BA, frplc, social program. 8 pool~, 8 San Clflnente 387 6 21. stude nt preferred. month incl utiL 642-3573 Miss Kim Mi~· Kwaog bllns, yard, was her & tennis courts. At Fashion ••••••••••••••••••••••• S145imo. 495.1955 eves •440 SQ. 1''T. Carpet, Hwa Moon. .0. Box TREND A TA dryer hook-up. St.20. Kids J<.land, Jamboree & Sao Short term rent· I uva' I drapes, air cond. $195 per .Annowlcemenh/ _1.329_._Seou_l,_K_' o_re_a ___ , CORP. & ix•ts <>k. 675·6670 or Joaqwn Hills Road. , a • 1 • HMMTE to !>hr. furn'd p S.16·0183. t7 I 4t 644· 1900 2·4 mos. 2 BH. 2 lta, apl. Across rrom bcarh. month ind ulil. ersonals/ RELAXING MASSAGE Standard Memories ---------i----------1 Pres. Hts Condo. SlOO. Sl!JO mu + , , uttls. Prefer •Two office suites. 630 Lost & foWtd Bob James-Lie Masseur Dl•ision v• 3br 2ba $15(). 2br 2ha New duplexes 2.3 br 5350 mo. Av a 11. 10i l /77. male. 631.3811 SQ. 1''T. S22S per month ••••••••••••••••••••••• Outcall 9-9, 494-5111 " 1 F .1 & ts 495-5906 -----• incl util. AnnowtcetMnfs 5100 ----------• An Applied Magnetics Co S200. GJr , rec are..1. l907l ~.l;5~912ami Y pe RMMTE Wantc-d. Shr. 2 ~2200 (213)697·2064 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SHARON'S* :WOOW. Segerstrom Jlolly.~-3896 Le<iseOpt. Best area. 2 Or br. 2 ba apt. Lai;. N1i:uel ATIORHEY AT LAW OlITCALL MASSAGE Santa Ana. CA9'l7°' APT MANAGEH; Rent S39S 3 br. 2 ha. t.'ncl. gar. 2 Ba adult condo. S375 SJ.50mo. + Ulals.49558611 EXECUTIVE SUITES 8.18·6838 (714)540.3605 deduction on new dl'luxc Block to bec1ch, bale., yd. mo. 1 yr opl SlOOO to ----Deluxe private office, BANKRUPTCY $95 units 10 Jlunt. Harbour NoJ)(•h purC'haseforS73,500.0pl Female r oo mm u t c S unn y. air cond . DEAUTTFUL NUDE Equal Opportunity Employl'r M / I-' VOLT 1r~~"'•'v ..a.nv.C.M HEEDS INDUSTRIAL WORKERS •Stort Work Todoy* •PaclcO«Jers •Trainee Assemblers * Shippl1t9fRec~Mng •LoodinqJUnloacling •lnv.ntory Clens •Expet''d Assemblers APPLY 3848 C4mpus Driv~ 546-4741 (Al·ross From Orange Co Airport> 'Equal Oppor Employer Assembly, late , plastic & aluminum, packagmg. 9-4 556· l 750 :.ireu. Adult l'ouplc. Write TSL :'lti:rnt 642·1603 fee. portion of monlhly n<'C<IC'd lo share 2 br, I ha Personalized phone cov. DIVORCE $95 GIRLS. 625 N. Euclid, Classllicd Ad -2 1 Daily - -rent would apply l o upl an N n. S150 + ut11. crai::e, s <·cretar1ul Anaheim 1---------•IAutomat1e trans. rr Pilot, P . o. j'M.I~ 1560. Block from 'A'.ater, Shores purC'hasc. 714-492·7110 or Call Lil, (714 J675 3'.!43 service. Easy fwy ar 640-2507 559·6150/535-5363 bwldcr. Top ~;tla ry. E,. O>staMcsa !J262ti area. 4 bd, 2 ba duplex. 633-8173 R ---d -bd cess.666BakerSl.,CM. Acctng Bkkpng p'd on l,y . ~!nt Co. ---------Yr lse. (714 )956·5871 . oo.mmat~ wantc>, ; 2 r Nr. OC Airport. 546·2982 Live Mw.ic ror your wed· DIAL·A·SERVICE TEMPOR "'RY benefits. 962 66:J.> *AJ L NFW Al'TS 2 & 3 --New 2 Br 2 Ba condo, 2baduplcx,Ball t:nm. . ,. dtn/,!/r<.·cc1>tion. You LSCORTS, MODELS "" ----- bd,rms' encl. ga r . OCEANVIEW yrly nu ocean.view! nrSt. Park. Afll'r6. 673-710~ Deluxe office space 52a Ch()()sc:.oni;:s.Solototrlo. MASSAGJ:: Register Today to work Atrl'OMOTIVE J1rcplacl's. l>ll·rns l'pts & pamt, 2 Br J B~ Wshr1dryrmcl.~mo. Professional or Bus i· 38c20S2ftNc:e.,'!'po4 8rt Blv~; .. 28CM. XlntrcpuWtwn.rcJsona· 645-8616 onvarwusaccounting& EXCLUSIVE t7l<l1~16·01887cfays. ~P,~~.;.,,!100 mo. S.t.1·67811• 581'2124 .,.,.,. t J 644·c.c. bl l 631 2~17 AskCorext.25 bookkeeptn ~ assign-USED CAR V4£ .,.,...,,, t-. ...&L.' --3886 nl'ssman s hare exclusive . • tira cs. . . ------·-----1 ml'nts. Work clC'!sc to S"'LESPERSOu "Bdrm 2b• C nd pool ---------•..vvrn~... home an f<:merald Bay. ISTMOHTHFREE Lott&Found 5300 •KARElrJS* your home. F1nurc ,... ., "',. .. rpo'rt. a~·dol t .u 0 0· nly.' 2 Br. 1 ha. 135 45th St. u.P· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Occun VICW. many xtras. .... .. .. .. " .. II l M , r Prestigi~us Lido Village ••••••••••••••••••••••• OUTCALLMASSAGE Cle rks to Sr . Accoun· Future managerial prci· !.peel :!. Call Gencrul S:iles Man~ger for ap· pointml•nt. 5"!75/mo. 955.3097 J.>('r. <213) 937·0321ext325 l ~ 2 Br apls, panoramic ow arc ungo 645-2!ii:!l loc. Choice. Bay or Oce11n L-Ost: "Timmy" Lge Gold llAM·2PM 956-2443 tnnts ncedctl lhr uout days. Eves (213) view & new cpts. Pvt lans.serv.) view. Offices or ~esk & white Tiger C'al. Hus __ OrangeCo. :i Br, 2 full baths. lt'ully 763-6589. bch. ~ mo. 499·41i44, Cut down space._ Rec epl1<?n. nnmo tag from Pen-Semi-retired wishes to Robcrl llull's cpt'd. frpll'. d shwshr. 496-7l6latl6PM t 1 d A t Like new. Children OK. 2Drnrocean. new carpet livln9 Ex-nses! seC're arr a . ans wering nsylvania on. Belovl'd meet la y 40 or 50 for ccoun crn~ 937.4900 493.451 r "'tl01mo. 10"" Ada1T10. St ms yrly; no J>Ct iC'h1ld ts.Fumish~d ,..-service. From Sl!)Oimo. pet. Please call 55!1·8383. travt>I. Reply Hox ~54. 500 S. Marn. Sit• SOI AUTOMOTIVE J <.<> " 31136St644-4340frplc Unfum Md 3900 8hJrc<1hl)meQr<1plmeul LIDO <'10 Da1lyP1lot,PO.Box No.Towcr.Unumllank S"'LESPERSOu A.,it. Ellen c. Mahoney . or IS h.~ .. c -~ .......... n.n•··-BUSJN_ESS, CENTER L-Ost.ort'oundapct?Call l""".JJOW.BaySt,CM, 'lnTheC1t.vofOranuc A " OC'>fl73l •••••••••••••••••••• e •• 4.(.Ulf.U '· VJU w U l'O • .U"' l t.U . .JllUV ,., Qn d · t .,.,.,. · Lrg3br.2baDplx,stepsto THEEXClTlNG ~ • .-.---... ... ..,._....111. 3388V1aL1do,675-4030 Animal A ssi s t a nce 92621> 714 i83S4t03 "cxpencnce 1mpor "'UIET & COOL bch, frplc, pvt patio, gar. p•·LM MES"' "'PTS -.--,..-~.--~"' League537·2273 nofce. ---------11~~~~~~~~~1 l'ar i.Jk•spcrson to round .. ,.. Wntr or yrly. S475. "' "'"' • ru ~~ MESAVERDE250sq.n ., --outoursmallsalesforcc. Lge2 Br. l Bn. gur, lndry 675-4230arts MINUTES TON PT Forover6yrs. 832-4134 util pd. Nice loc. Air, LOST: Sunday 9/25, JI B.. HORSEDRA Mlti( Accowiting All company be nefits. fac1l, no pcl:.. Adults. BCH. ph~h. $200. 557..()825 F.V. area. Snoopy, 1 l g Y-Y lmmed. pos. for busy good demo & medlcnl S?J.i. 425 A, 12th St. linlg LJOO ISLE Bach. 1&2 BR. Female to share beaut. male blk Lab & Stanford, HAYRIDES AiRdesk at pvt. Country piano;. CombinallOn new Bch. Married cpls or families. from $220. & up. Nwpt Hts house. $120. Prime Newport Loe. l med. mix male blk, for groups Clb. Exper. A1R clerk. & u.-.ed sal~. Call Salcs * 3 BE0-$295 * POOL·JACUUI *FAMILY-ADULT 3 Br2 Ba. fplc, pat1oyrly Adults, No Pets mo. BegrnOct. 9. 645·9634 Exec. Office Space. 200 grey, brwn. He ward. evenmgs adv to computer. eager Mgr. forappt. lse. No pets. $525. Agent. 1561 Mesa Or. Seeking female to find 2 sq.n .. w /recept & xtra Call Irv. 551·1373 or US 7days a week to lea rn, non-smoker . 673-1020 (5 BJks East of Newport Br apt as soon as possi-services. Air cond .• util 962.0477 ----• Jo m 1 nut es fr 0 m ~-5404.Bob Rohn!r OCEANFRONT YRLY. 2 c:~61~.~~~~ ble in Nwpl Bch area. 7i1n4_c549I ~29·19S 2 5 0 mo . REWARD• Palisades l~l Newport·Riverside A C C O U N T S COSTA MESA DATSUN .,... ~ K h D freeway. Minimum of 20 Br l Ba. encl gar. a ti----------1 a t a r 1 n c a Y s dog Beagle mtx. Tri col-RECEJVABLE CLERK, qwetend ofW.Newport. 12131335·1514 Eves ored spots. Long tatl. per group. For details, C'all btwa 1am·3:30pm. 2845HARBOR BLVD. 540-6410 540-02 I 3 S48·7219or55&-4221 • W3l33S-9977 Prime Ofc:. Spoc~ ~1584 ,_co_n_La_ct_Kri_._s_.5_37_-6990 __ . -t 547·5656 8ANB 4 URYCROSS Jb<. 21,,,, Beom eeiHnp, l\~e Roommatcwanted:clean in Costa Mesa. Xlnt. -RE_W_A_R_D_·_los_t _b_lk_m_e_d MASSAGE ------S--• AUTOMOTIVE 8 2-6604 wood panelin g. Crplc, female, N.B. s16.s mo. 2 rates. length hair cat, s un FIGURE MODELS ACCOUNT . SALESPERSON . bltns, close to bc!b.. Yrly. bdrm hse. 673-1451, Richard kenworthy bleached red on back. ESCORTS PAYABLE Experieneed. New or , sffi~s~~~f.~~~~~~~~ ~~:~CHOICE 2 br. BIG' ~;~· Rmmte. Male. c~~~~:_~~:~TY ~-~?.~:r~;~rea, OUT6C3A1_U380 11 MLY l~~~~~!~~'fo~~-c~vc:~·p!l.og~rai~l~c~. ------ --view patio frplc din Super nice 3 br hse. LOST: Big lriah Setter,._ ______ ._,. __ , dlvidual exper'd in Ac· Beach. Call 'fommy CLOS.E TO BEACH. like rm. Adults~. 675·Glss 1''um'd, patio. bar, frpl. Pror /Exec/Med Offices Male. Magnolia/Adams, EXOTIC GIR''S counts Pay11ble. Payroll, Thompson at new <! Brl Ba house. s:110 • On the water! $238 + Sm store S85·S300 w /util. HB. "Rusty". 96i·6292 .. & detail Clerical work. 10 494· II 3 l 546-996 7 mo.848-0800 PROMONTORY utlls.675·3692or675-4421 HB 963-l24J 8401571 Massage&Modellng Key by touch. type min. . PENTHOUSE. VIEW, :: There's Slmillion in · ; ' Loll Samoyed, female, 2 Outcall542-3Ul9i543·3250 4S WPM, EDP e x p . Automotive Nr bch, 2 br, 2 ba upper. BR. 2 Ba+ loft, Small recreation: Tennis. lusinnsRental 4450 years. White. 893·3008, h elpful. Coll Anne New Detail Shop needs F: n c I ~a r · 2 I 7 0 2 petok. S700675-S756 swimming, billiards. 2 •MOVING? SAVE$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8J8.78l0 AKASHIC·RECORI> life Clarke, btwn 8-ll:JOAM, hl'lp. Brookhurs t. $295. ---------bealtbclubs,freeSunday Let us help you find a 4 DELUXEOFC'S analyses w /counseUng at549-0713 Top wages paid. Engine _962_·0'17_8 _______ 1WESTCLIFF 2 br. 2 ba, brunch. parties and conf!enial roommate. Lost: Sheep Dog, fem. by methapbys • .ID.inister Steamers, em: painters. 3869 adults, no pets. lnq. Apt MUCHMORE' •SHARE A HOME• Conl. rm .• seat 25, all Shal(gy gray &whL Blue w/PhD. 631·2853 buffers & polishers. up-M.wpori leach 18, l700Wcstc1Hf Or. Pl b IC ·1 1 1 ,, • .,7,,65 a.,.o,,,,a paneled, sm. whse in re· & Brown eye. Vic. ---------Accounting holstery s hampooers . us eaut u 5 ng es, .,...... .. vov-o'tVO ar. 1or2 yr. lease. Lake Placentia & Victoria Bach. 43 seeks lo meet JR.ACCOUMTING check out. pack-up & de· WtA. log w blcyde___. UDO t. tWt exdllll" co: tu.My: AClOSS fro• VIA LIDO ' MOID IAYFIOMT COMPLITILY llDICOIATID APAaTMIMTS AYAH.AILI. AU _ .............. _u...._. .... c ............. ... y..., ...... ..,....,. l&2unfbedrOC?mhs dfurSoms hed Fores t area . Kent CM.Reward.548-2782. ' warmCunlovinggirl~ho CLERK livery.Applyat or urrus e · rry · Share 2 BR hm in Irv. Harkins. rates sailing high OD her Bl CM adults. only' no pets. T_he w iY'l Exec. Woodbrid1e. 714·581-9393 Loll small male Siamese list of interest. Reply to TbeJoUy Roger, Inc. has 2059 Harbor • fmest in c~untry club hv-Oake, pools & fac.) 12 cat Sept. 13th.. B11< Ca Ad 1100, Daily Pilot, an entry level opening. ____ 64_5·_1030 ___ _ mg at a pnce you can ar-Ml to bch. Sl9S rt Approx 700 sq. ft. C-2. nyon. Reward. Pleas P .O. Box 1560 Costa for an industrious lndiv.,_ _______ _ ford.-Roommate servtce ~ + u 1 · A1C, ot 130 E. 17th St call833-3544 Mesa.CAD2626 ' looking for oppor. to available. $220/mo. Doyle548-U68 __ ..;._ ______ , grow. Must be proflcien\ AVON Shr fise on bch Respon Found: 1 large Green Tur· r~ ~lcff 5360 w /10 key adder. Poslllo rm mt wante.d . 5175: Sma~J shops 4' ortlces, Ue. 10" lonf. Vic: Will ••••••••••••••••••••••• calls for filmg, audlUng MEED 1.,,.,,.111 ,.. CASH? Furn'd. Eve. 493-5243 E1~deCM.rromS7Smo. Lane,CM.642-1168 IMVESTIGATIOMS of daily sales reports for IOA•-... .,... .... .., ..... 880 Irvine (at 17th) 645-0SSO ~ • Suiuble for bobby /bus. . our restaurants & misc. Eacrungs are good· hours 4 548-7249 FOUND; Collie mix pup-AU l)'peS • Missmg "1''1 office duties. Apply are flexible when you're Female non·smoker in· ._...._tri-'R__..._. ""SOO py, 3-4 mo's old, wbi person1.826-964S,2"brs id person, 17042 Gillette an AVON represen- t ll·a' t 'ibl -... ......._ .. w/&old on face. Vic. Social Cl·~ 5400 Ave lrv·ne Sam Spm talive. Call 54Q.70U or e 1 e n , re~pons e •••••-•••••••••••••••• Cat 11 Ci /B b d llllD • 1 • · ~hare home with author I ~ u s• ..... '!•,,., .... r us ar • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,~M~on~t~h.~ru~Fr~i~. ~~~~~Zen~i~lh~7~·~13~59~·~~~~~ an exchange for _.,.,M~ ,_n._._ ....... __ ...,.... _____ -i 1: ~=t~ secretarial services. 350-665 sq. · s14e>-S2SO LOST: S he p /Lab mix, ATOUCHOFCLASS! ACCTSPAYAILECLIC BA8VSI'M'ER for 1 yr <Dover at 16th> 54s.4129 mo.UWpd.646-3857 brown, male, Vic. 39th Meet attractive & in· 1 rvl 0 e b a 9 e d old, my lune. C.M. Tues 642·8170 Female Rmmate, non 1000 sq.ft. OCflce, 3 PB St.N.B.Reward.673-4790 telligent people. quickly homebuilder needs & Fri, 8·6PM & some •---------• smoker, Beach hou1e. power,LS39Monrovta LOST: Golden betio. &~~vfi'~752•54u sharp tntelllgent girl. eves&wknds.646-7686 ••••••••••••••••••~~.~~ Sl39rno. +uUl.64M766 ~31U mixed c:olli• &. ah ep .. .... 5450 kNust tbe ahblo tot uso 12 BABYSITIER wanted. • Offtc• Recttal 4400 male. About 10 yrs old. 1ravww ey ouc sys em, "' CM •tea, 3 mornings a HplngTms 175-SlOS mo ........................ ,_l1M11Jleved/ Weartnc eucalyptue ....................... ability to type. Ideal wk. for 3 children. All $.'SO. wk. Share kit/· ..._&:* bead.I. Scar wlde Jilht (2) Refined Older l..adles working condltlon1 & 64&-5386&536-3a4S ~alh. ,,Shown Hon·Sat •COST A MIS.A* ........... -... ·-··· ftont le1. Vic:. of Hunt· s •• k r id e t 0 I Q • Xln1 rrtnr• benofl\t. Con· __ _... _______ _ only . poll aft 1pm. otc apaco avail, 150-1300 ........ lnston "&mJet-Beach. dlanapolif, ll:ad. mJd ()c. tad Gena t-U. Mon·Frl. Babyaitter days* m y Refs reqd. SS6--0058 or aq. f\.(or any comb\oa• o,,a tmfty 5001 Nam• l• Pouum. tober with other ladr 152-0083.EOE homeJ.tortyrold.9.S:JO 548-$854 lion> Newly remdl'd fn-••••••••••••••••••••••• Re~•td. Mn. Jac:klon, wtth ear. We.,. atraJd Mon-ni. C.M. 646·1921 tlOOll.S sso wk " up. aide/out, alr cond, • 213:254-5211. tony• will share your W/kitcbtu. au.so wk" Janitorial avo " utll lo· Opport to have • busl· .,,OUND: Ynf. oraod expmsa.CaJJ6'5-2851. A"'• .,,.0 ..,,.,c c ld. Short drive to ..... of.....,,.._ ln th• "' • up . .,...-.• ,.... 1lrport1 travel 1st 6 ·-1v-v .. u N"a ara in Aaabeim. sao b.nk tn bldf. ~rial ~ Kitch prtv 201 nc avaU, conference lfwlkerield. ?50-1264 r rtom prodded. abuit· ·--------1 ... _ _.. '-l LABORATOJUES. me ROOMS. Sea Lark Atoe.,. ~pa64J.'tHO lRW'E ?Sl.flTI mtNeOortBlvd.Coll•l--:=:=:7:::.::::-+I~~~~~~~~ -----~--• ll••a!~Somo rerrl1. avail., cotorTV, AM/l'At ncBo amt. Weekl7 '*>· ta111••ap ..... nu •~-------·•------------~,, \ .. Frld•t· September 30, 19n DAIL y PILOT .•• Add 1t • Ou11d 1t.. 01Jt~r ll .. Hammer tt .. Carpet 1t Ct•m Pn t 1t •.• Wtrf' tt. .HOf• it Cledn 1l .. Movu t l .. Prt'"" ti Pc11nt 11 .. Nrtll11. .Pl cl ~kr 1t. .Fix 1t SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb it ... Patch 1t ••. 1pe 1t ..• emo e Roof it...Landscape it ... Tile 1t...Trlm it ... Sewit ..• Haul it... Add it... Plant it ... Alter it ... Learn it... .... e.c •• .,.,. ••••••......••.•..•... c..,.t S.r•lce COfttrodor .. •ftfftt ~ LandscaplMJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Painting/P operiftg PolntWtcJ ... aperin9 Plastff ,,«.,..,. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8a.J \..i•lu111,·~1' l1o1q>d •11an~11lla~ \001 Ul )'~ul! \1111 .\tnu•ltc• U•nlcnini,:St-rvacc clean C.:llt:APt:ST hu~llng 1~ rec & Pit trim&. u:m l'l:.'TERSPAINTING . Putrh rlai.lt>rlnf:, :ill TRll'l ll\ltCl-.110 ur m111" 1(1•11 11 11, & ~'"",St 1.1~.Wt137J8ur up & hauhnai. wr~kly town Fr est:.. LllEAP Holo·:.011 prcd, .,µrklr 1-;"pr'd . Reas Hale:.. When you re tulkinii types freecstamales. ':'i!\ \l1un.~ \ df'Jntnc tu111 t.uJrl401i. •:!IJ l ~U..'7U nualnlcnance. H1:nonJ 642299Sor645·1300 rpr, lawn rcnov ,1n :.l 1''ree Est. Call Gene aboullst,youhavelobe ' ~0-682S ~1 2~.:.· ·~;011• 11l IJ1111t1·1 ,.,"'.:" 1-·1,·1 bl l'Omp5485863 5S2<M58 lst,&wen1ebl.1''orllil ----------1 "°'~ 'tti-4tl I' D I <•or '' I, I(' 'd e I Ille•. frt'e t!lltimulell '-•1"9 class work and top line PluntbiftCJ a.byiittt.w, ~ ' · t'D>'.ln,..rt & c~1·n 'I nwld Af\cr 4 30 uslc for Ron ••••••••••••••••••••••• South Coast PROJo'l-:SSIO:"llAL Parnt· materuil, rnlr & extr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••• ••• •• eel~. AcovtHc 1 n.: l' 11 n l t u c l u 1 ~. MS ~ll ur ~·49tl7 ___ Want a Rt:ALL V CLF:AN LanchcaplnCJ rn~ lntl·r 1-:xter Rt!a:., State contr he'd. lion· llOM ESAV~RS. Plumb· \h1tutf' \\ •lql\011tli.hlc \h ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Sp~rt u l 11 In i: r t•"d / Rehablu t:;xpr Japanese HOUSE? Call Grngham 1:133 80ti0 work .i.:uar 642·0386----1 ded/msr. Plea1.e contact mg & Heating & air con hnrnc l' \I 1 ..... ••I n •b . tA.·on.,111~ Al"U"'t11·~ <luJI •·111nm I, nuw ur ud1h,, Gurdent'r Reu'lonuble, Girl. Free ci.l 645-5123 ----Fair prrces Stale he & in Blue Diamond Pa.mt.lot(. dll1on111g. 1''ree ~st. SIU ll.t'.lrn•E'rl~·1 :'~.) hlli7 •pro•\t·d 1•,·1 hnici.. ri· W07020 _ freet!.ljt.tl45 ·5230Mike. lMMAC-ULATE -CL ",'AN· Mct1onry ~rd. Extenor srx-<:ialii.l. 548·0352 hr. Honest & reliable C.-nter l141t• c;uJ1 l.ll' llJlUW!I L 'K 'ON .1 '" ....................... Try me-{;alicos:k).55SS service. BorA. M;C OK. ••••'="=•••••• ••••••••••• t-'r.-.·1 't :a.11; 111uo__ MAllKSl l'. (; ~ •• # .... ,Of S..-.lcH lNG; You DESERVE ihe Brickwork. Small Job;, --------751-3150 N•.,N<'Mlr. Rt·11 /1.•omm I ••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST. 7rilHX!77 Newport, Co!!la Me:;u & WORK GUARANTEED Paint & Papering, 24 yrs ----.------~ .irp .. ntrv. "'"" l\ JW , c-at/COftCrete Rmudtl, remodel, Palla HANDYMAN· C rpentry -lrvine.6753175cv1:s. tntcr1ur1Extr. Free est. serv'g Harbor area. St DRAl~S CLEAREO l'.uwl. uunr . d1· \h ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llcconlr. Call 1179-"411 I .... I ·1 u b &'HOUSECLEANING is our FROM S3 SO " 1 1 __ __ e ect .. ra, p um m l{ Business. Reli able 25yrsexp.642·0295 l~c183281,rcr11.642·2356. Call 751 . .,.;A2 'ornm· II ''"l Alt ~. t'to:M ~NT W(JHK ·"" Bedrical noons646·6851.847-2787 service J anice':; Hug· F1rc11lace!S · Planll'rs ...,.. :..111 !7llj kmJ~ lh•a,onable tree •••••••••••••••••••••• --H-ANOYM/\N gedyAn'nsat 675_6553 Unck&Comn•tl• YOUNG Man. 5 yns expr Prof. Paper llaogmg, lk. 1 b w· l r l>ooi '< wtt1tlo11o ,, .. 111,. '"'"b Ct111750 t..tl25 ____ El.fX:"flllCi\J. SJ;:JWIC~ Bloc:k Walls· DBl2 Pits m wallcoverlng. Free ~l~~~~!)~.;7~~ urcd. ~~iv. ~e~~. ~:~rm !n~I. ,1wh1.·~ Huu :h.\. i''tn1!>h Cu ~tom work Rei.~ CALLSS15h1,&SMAL..-NOJ0:7;~~gMALL THE S_UNSHINEGlllLS __ flcfs,t:;i.t~IWG·046'1 es1B.tl45·S57G.Andy . -ceramic tile. Rea~. P1rku1lwnrl. ••P ti71n Spct·ul11.t1nc 10 µall08 & JOl:JSM.2·1f.2JJ To bnghlen your home Quality lirfck, Bloct & PAINTING. lntr/Extr. •Palnting/Papcrinl(• 832·2468 -t.idew..ilkb titil 1!179, ~..L.L-d-n-&....J Odd jobs, painting. in· or business ~all The Stone work. L1c'd & Jo:xpr'd, honest, neat. ..lnlerior-Extcnor .. A___,,_-------- Ccirpet Ser•ice 1001S345. .....__. .,..c-.nc tr/extr, window Sunshine Girls _for bonded freeesl51.8·3S31 Reas. Lic'd. 964·1045 Uc22539Slnsrd1Cuar. -""'"JI •••• •• •••••• •• •• • •••••• Lie 327136 645·6!14 washmg. Jerry 645-8197 Pers 0 n a I c I ea n 1 n ~ --' l>ave w Call Harris 642-4$58 ••• •••••••••••••••••••• Slampoo &. 11-.im dt'an Child Car~ service. Reas rates. Call Movi1t9 ROOFS installed factory Culur hn~hh'lll'I ~ 11. hi ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ECTRICIAN·PricoJ l 'M YOUR JIANDYMAN anytime 552-0245 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality ~ork. lntiExtr, Patio. direct: eslab'I 35 yr:,. <'pl.' 111m1n ltlt• wh l'h:JO l..OVl:-.JG ('lflLL> (;ARE. nght-free estimate on Res1d1Comml. Free e:;l. , Local & Long D1slant·c Av!: rrn SJS. Refs. Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Harold G u nn. "'· dm rm h.111 ~1:, ;\\~ uc·ll. hot lunrhci.. Rel!>, largeorsmallJobs, Guaranteed, Dallas H~PtSEKEE~~Rl Edprd. !\lovinl! Lowe:.t rate~. est. Dan631·2898 PaHoCOMtruc:tion s.t9-2961 rm S7 :-,..,, coui h ~IO. thr t:..111..l.2 !">-'9!1 Llcensed ti73·cis9 646-5888 ernoos'.::.73~ ur ay. f~sl, crric1cnt 11erv1cc FOSTER'S PAINTING. Aluminum Covers, --RO-O-t'S_'_F'_O_R_L_ESS __ _ llS Gu..tr dun l>\'t odor r_..._.;_ Gt-"--" I' rec c i.l. Ma1c:.l1c Screened Enclosers, . Cpl rl'pJ11 15 "' l''llr Controdor ---·....., --..., Housedeanind;Wmdow:. ModernMovers639·8552 Comm'! & Residenllal. Wood Lattice Covers, Ce All l)pes, frnan .avail. l>o ~ork m}!>df Her~••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:•••,.••··~·••••••••••••••••••• Goodrates-Goodrefs. No Job loo big or loo menl Slabs. 20 Yrs exp. i'rtt el>t. lrc,1bond d. In· 5Jl 0101 n J tluffmJn & Son, Gen WEEDING·CLE/\Nl'PS Sk1ploader. Dump Truck. Mr Lynn Paintl1t9jPoperin9 small. 12 yrs ei..pr. Fully 1-'ree F.at. ~r. Senior c1lliensdascnt. Conlr Cu:.LomAlt&Add, WceklyMai.nl.enal)!e Hauling. tree work, 96Q.S844.536-7711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1n s rd,lic. 636·6995 & 831•0915 89-1o.l2lanyumc WeCarH.:a1pet('fl•,1nt•r.., patios, lub1net:.. Freecsl 64~9907 i;r ading, demo etc PaintYourCastle 6733202 Tile StcJm l'lt·un or '>hampoo lorm1cJ New const Res 1. b 8:111257 Averu.1:e Exlr 1 Stry s:l!J5 , . Plaster /R..,alr ••••••••••••••••••••••• abo uphol-.tcn .Il l 11.orl. & comm . 64 5 ·4644 ; Re ~a le G 8 rd ei~_r : WOULDN'T YOU :!Story S54S, lntr ~5rm Cw.tom House Pamllf'!R· ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.:!!:HAMIC TILJ::. New or .i.:uar Trut·k 111011nl un1l ~·4541 Lie. Bonded Cleanups. Weekly nam-SELL idle items with a rather besa11ing '! Pnces incl matr'I labor 12 yrs CM /NB area. l m Vl':RY NEAT PATCll remodel. Free est. sml Fr c i. L, r c J ~ rat c ~ --Lenance. 963·4027 Daily Pilot Cla11s1l1ed Ad. See classification 9060 Guar11nsrcJ, Free est. small, pnces are small. JOBS & Tl::XTUHt:; Jobs welcome. 536-2426 645 J7l6 Want Ad Results 642-567 Want Ad Help?. 612·5678 642-5678. It can be a reality! Ted 636·7085 Ron all.5pm, 642·6799 Free est. 893.1439 alt.5 Help Wonted 7100 ..-.pwantect 1100 tWpW..ted 7100 .-.,want.cl 7100 H•lpWanted 7100 HefpWnted 7100 .-.,wanted 1100 Http Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 ...........................•...........•........•••••••••.••• , ..••••...........••...•....................•.............•••••.•.••..•................................••.•..•...............•..•...............•. EXPERIENCED PART-TIME TELLER UNITED CALIFORNIA. BANK 630A !':ewporl Center Dr Newport licach 1714) 644-6464 i\n 1-:quJI Opportunity Jo:mplnver Bl-:AUTY-Reccpt. for El Carpet cleaner &gardl•n· COLLEGE DENTAL ASSIST. EXTllAINCOME HOUSEKEEPER exp'd, MAINTENANCE MissionVieJo Toro salon. Must be over ing work. lo' ,time or STUDENTS for retired person to mature. own car. perm. COUPLB MO'l'Olt ROUTE 21. Salon cxpcr. pref'd. P1lirne. Will tr1in dt•pcn· ' Chairside, Exper 'd or maintain '10' cruiser and for partially disabled for 276 unit complex. The Dally Pilot has a 8:!1·474:1. dable pcr:;on. 1~6-8602 or HOUSEWIVES RDA, X-ray lie. Must he captain. Occasion a I lady. Hrs.11-6. 768-7926 Man lite maint .. lafly lite lari;o route in Mission 846.3777 Supplement your in · c:heerfuJ & outgoing. Non . ma111t. & help m olr1cu 5 VaeJo _approx earnings •c"UTYOPER"TOR come Work o smoker . Sal open. shortcruisesandf1shm~ d k At& t'l + b ,..... A • n trips. Mechanical & sea Housekeeper, live-in for ays wee · P u 1 $JOO per month. Mont ru ,\ po~il1on b open for .in CA.SMER telephone. Guaranteed St7·7611 exper. necess. 673-2700 ~amUy. Non-smoker. Ht salary open. Newport Fri afternoons and ~·xpcn enccd makeup Cafeteria, ecper. M /F. hourly wage plus bonus. ----------• Bcharea.SJ6-622l Village Apts, 635 Bukt•r Sat.&Sun mornmgs. Car art1:.t for a new makeup C-0. benefib. Call Cor 250 E. 17th St, Suite 0, DENTAL ASSIST FACTORY WORK, 7.30·4, St, Costa J\1e!la, 557·0075 and good driving record ccnlcropcnmgsoon.Op· appt.752-71.'3 CostaMcsa.646·<llOO Exp'd endodontic. for sportin g i?oods lhkpr/Ltcook,live·in.for 9amto!ipm(ornppoinl reqwred. Call 642·4321 portunity for advance·......;-'---------COMPANION, Woman, Cha1rs1deass1:.lnd'd Cull manufal1.urer.s.t06142 mature cpl. R efs. menl. Leavingnameandpbone (~ecn·ln"lr•·•~~66~71Ncwport CAjHIER over 65, w,car, to shJre lime for very busy Npl FACTOAYTRMES-833-2382aftllam. Maintenance mechanic, _n_u_m_ber __ . _____ _ .. .,.... F1ttme, '1arp, growth CdM home w1same. Hm Bch practJce. Xlnt oppl. . . 1 F 11 •-expe resla ran• relat G SSIST ----------1 co. 5 Lo(. Over 20, we & bourd & nominal torright~irl.Non·smkrs Part time swmg shift. Jan1~oraa -u <>< r. u " . · MKT .A • 8-""0perafor train. only.Call644·0595 fullt1medaysh1£l Arts& J:>f time openings ed equip. Basic Resp. decisive indiv. ... _., METROCARWASH :.alary to rrght person. cranexperishclpCul.Wc Sal1Sun. F. Vly area. knowledge or elect. ·able to work wilitc ::~:~1of~c~~~t~or/\fs~u~ N1teordayPh673-4725 DEHTALRECEPT. make woven wood 17182 Armstrong Ave. plumbt~g, & carpentry. suprvsn, needed to take pcr.,on Lo a~~isl racialbt. --29-50-H-•r_bo_r_B_l._C_._~l_._ll __________ , Penodontisl needs full -shudcs. i\pplv Kirsch Co. In •. :>:i0-7811. Apply in person. 2601 charge or anowty, ins, & ~ c h" d l I 52 . ' I Daimler. SAM6·0348 I f d ~Newport Center. as 1o's esper:i e Y COOK timeas:.1st Exper'd . 1·:'<· 173 1\rmstrong, rv. Janitor pt 5 hr dav 6 _ _ _ --mutua un processing ~C"Porl Uch.641·6671 neede4 experrence not DAYS ONLY panded duties oppor. X · < N r H l ' cl h 1 11 & day wk. 'Windows. il~s. for Fash ls. Jnvslml. ----------1 neceS1ary. Temporary Apply in person my Cert. req'd. Sal open. J\tat·~rthur) SIU 8503 __ vac. Mr. Cartwright. MAINTENANCE firm. Skills: xlnl typing. li;J11lm1g Beauty O~rator ~.29 4r. Job starts 10 :1 Aller JPM H.B. 842-6631. 1601 8 d COM Heavy Electrical Ex· staL abillly, 10 key cal. & TELLER p 0 s i l I 0 n r 0 r 2 F..0.£. Con la ct Phil FILE Clerk ror rndcpen-aysi e, . penence Req'd. 110to480 phonetech's. 714-64()..01.23 ~larinas Sa\1nt:' 1s "ANICUHISTS. :\lu~l 83J.fj26 TMAtlcientMariHr DICTAT10N MAClllNF: d~nl Fire & C~sually Jamlors·noexper.necess. Volts. Hospital exper. . "l'e kin .i.: a qualilfl•il have experience. Full 2607W.Coaslllwy.NB TRANSCRIRf;R. Xlnl a.gc~,cy,NB.Call645·9000 Temporary rest aurant preC'd. Good pay & M_?te l maid wanted_. Cas)ier P iT. :\1:iture t l E h I I I c>.t24 K1rkwood Motel 4030 E T,•ll1•r lnr 1h l.;.iguna time. nus · xpcr. e Pu• · deaning. Flexible h rs. benefits. Please Contact · ( · won an Ca II Bu rbara for b t t er F e i L Csl Hwy CdM 673-452t lk'aeh 11 1 :\1an Ii mo i, H1chardOuellclleSalon u no n · r 1 ..,_ FO•MMFG. Ca 1 1 M. Terr y Personnel Office • · . 1 ap/t. 5-iQ-~O COOK, lady for evenrng J u m c 5 1 n s u r a 0 cc ,.. S;nmgo; ""' .t>Ull t•xp.:r 2UONt!wportCcnlerL>r. --,. meal & make beets for B k . orr Xlnt opportunity ror 7 ... 1 .. 4,·,.>I0·7000by 5pmSepL SouthCoast HURSESA.IDES r('c_(cl \ppll\·ants rnu.-.t Ne\\ port Beach I .. 3088 Nli ro er s tee. Lag. ""' c~-:... H ff I l>c "llllnj.! to work i.ume ----.,,.-----• coupe.6Jl · · Brh. Call J\1aur1nc M>meonc wrth cxlJ1,'r. rn ~·Y osp O &ORDERLIES s .. i,... Xlnl ~.ilary, \\Ork· Beauty O~rator tr.t...JGCIJEVEILAl .... G COOK· Saut e, Brorler, Bradley, 4!H -10t!7 or using hot wire and hand Kennel He lp wanted , 31872C-OaslHwy Needed to gave tender 1111: t•1md' ,\, bcncf1l:s, 111 2 i\ss1Ntant!t for busy '"" ,... ,... Wheel. The Bay Marie, _~_9·_3058 __ E_O_E _____ l oo Is lo ~ h up e P1t1me, exper pref'd. SoulbLaguna,92677 lovmgcaretolheelderly d lKI cll'11I ;ti i.alon. Will train. Also 1 :>esign Drartsman. Ex. 2371 So. 1-:1 Camino Real, polystyrene foam. Heply Baker.Bristol p e t 499·1311 pat ients. Wi ll train l'l,·J~eC..111 Shampoo g irl. Good p'd. in water & sewer SanClt•mente.492·7!M>l DISHWASHER Box F55, c,o Daily P1lol, llo~pilal: 2976 Dristol, qualified personnel. C71 I> l!H 750fi wa~es & opportunity for fac's. Subdivision design LWlch. 4 days, 11-2pm. P.O. Hux 1560, Co~la Costa J\1e!ta. Earn while you learn. All lor appomtmcnt ad"anrcmenl. knowledge desirable. J\µ. COOKS N r Br isl o I i Bak c r Mesa. Ca 92626 MAIHTEHAHCE/""1 ~hifts avaiL Apply, 1445 Equal011porJo:mplo)·er l'1rhJrdOuellellcSalon. ply rn llerson lo . :\Ir. \II hr E 'd XI 540-364lcallafl6pm -1\ennel assistant,reliable Man required, 40 hr Superior A ve, N.B. ' Jo~uentes. Robt Bein. ' s 1 t:.. >.per • nt 1----------1 & hard working fo r week.LagunaHillaarea. 642.auo 200Newporl Center Ur. Wm. Frost & Associates bene. See Cher Rowland. DISHWASHER GEN'l LABOR wknds & holidays. 830 3321 ---------- ---------___ N_€_'14....:'po_rt_Bc_a_c_h_~• al 1401 Quail St .• Nwpl Ncwporler Inn, 1107 Apply in person. Mui 644·7262 .... URSESAJDES Jamboree Rd, N.B. URGc .... TLYMEEDED MAIHT.MAH " Bankini: •BIKE STORE• Bch. EOE::. doon's Irish Pub. 202 ..,... LEGAL SECRETARY Part time; apply Nolan All Shifts. Good bene. LOAMSERV.CLK /\ss1sl. Manaier 'or --------• NewportCtrDr,N.B Musthavephone&reha· Corporation. Exper 'd. Real Estate. property Apply Garfield Conv. :\I armer ... Saving'\ is Schwinn dealer. Sal CLEANING PERSON· COOK/Trainee ----------• ble transportation. Long NewportCenter.640--0800 management. 908 Glen· Hosp, T781 Garfield Ave. "<--ckrng an t"\'.per·d loan SI0.100. Must have inor N E L . w a n t e d . 10 AM to 6 jo, Some 6 A~1 Domestic Help & short term ass1~n· neyre, Laguna Beach. H.B. 847·9671 E.O.E • .,l-n1ce clerk. Mu..,l he hike mechanic exptr. 10 housewives, college l.0 2 JO. Aludywithsome Lite housekeeping & ments. Holiday & vaca· Legalsec'y.lnsurancede· i·ap~bl~, of_ h~~dlrn~I tn ~'lore 544-5987. girls, earn top waRes. ex pr for 50 gue~t rest c~hh11lldd. cf'arreomor 130Am •• !'stoold3 Plr~~ ~~~-il~osp1tahiat1on f ~ n s e backgro und. MANICURIST Wanted. -.uran<I.! & i;cn I oan various hours avail homeinTu.o;tan.8J8.JS.H •" :'1&1 namum 2 yr s exp. Must be neat, full t1me. 'crv1cc 11.orl. 1nC'lud IOATCARPEHl"ER Musl have own transp P~t. Monthruf'ri. $3hr. •WAREHOUSEMEN Salaryopen.832·3717 HAIR o RES SE R 1,.:n<'~ & clt'm_;.ind~. T)pe F1m11h \\Ork. AJJ>rox 2 Become a part of a new Counter help & cooks. Day ~Z-186or642-4180 •STOCK CLERKS w/clientele also wanted. .10·till "Pm Xlnt 'JIJ1y. Wl't!ksworkstartbgOcl. growing company. sturts only. GO<'d hours -.. -..-:. ---•SHIP/RECEIVIMG ~f~l,~0~~~~~i!1;•0:,"~ Alis Hair Bazaar. CM workm~ conch, & hcnd1t... 5. Top pay. Qual11ed on· 552.0245 Appy Del Taco. 1720 ~~---;;;J;' •FORKLIFTOPAS car.6'S·7<&S 642·04.3" NURSES AIDES ()peninp on all shifts for Nurses A.ides. Exper'd or tralnces. 1'"'\Jll or p/llme • AppJy Park Lido Conv. Cent.er. 466 F1ag.ship Rd. N.B. 64.2-8044. mclud •lenlalApply/\l, ly.1194-4010 · Superlor!'ve CM. EleciMec:hTech loS12<IO lnt.erv1ew11~3Mon·Fri M · H d S 1 Manners Savmi::s Cleaning -offices, pit 631-1831 I.E. Degree Sl200 APPLY Ll . b b itte i 3 anne ar ware a es. 1515 Manners Dr. N n. Boat .Manufactt1rer h~s days. $.l.50 hr. No pre· ve-m a ys r ~". Full time position te· urses aids n eeded for EqualOiipEmplyrm ·r opcnangoi for : Experd ssures. Irvine orea. Counterpersonforhealth CorpLegalSec $1>75+ girls 5.s &3.Allhvmg quires,mJn2yrsexperin day&:PMsbift.sinconv. tnm & tooling carpen· 661.0714 food snack bar. Jo'ull or Irvine Personnel ARency expenses pd + $30 wk. marine field. Sala ry hosp. Exp prer'd. Xlnt tcrs . Apply, AlaJuela p;t. Mature person. 488El7lbCostaMesa Call 963-7369 Mustbe 18 negoliablc.645·1711 pay. Please apply in Yacht Corp, S47 W. 18th Clerical Free Make sa ndwi c h es. Suile224 642·1470 yrs. •----------11 person Beverly Manor. BANKING St.C.l\1. A.ccowttingClk $600 smoothies. Must be neat ~ MAID MARINE DOCK 340Victorta,CM. TELLERP/flME BOOKKEEPER. must Acc. type. 10 Key add. &personable.548-7751 Drivers wanted:o~e;21.· 3848CampusDri•• E . d A I OPERATOR Nunin• . & .... EW needed to sta rt w/top · I · M N 546.4741 xpenence · PP Y or With :Mechanlc:ul ap. •"L-S .... F* " have recent exper in re· Counter l!elp, cashier a nd App Y an person, e-· call mornings. Laguna titude & knowledge or _.,.. ,... ACCOUNTS P /TIME i.idcntial coniitr uction. N.B. co. Outsta~dl ng cleaninl. P ;T during Eds Pizza PalorL~lO E. <Across From Shores Motel. 494.S52l. local yachts. Xlnt work· Needs exper'd nurses o1:1opm.930pm:\tonthru Typiag required. The bene. Can train to lun c h . O ur H ero 17lhSt,CM.646-7136 OrangeCo.Airport\. Id "· d u All .. , & be""me supervisor Also d Sh · ll'~ .. 0 1 Oppor Employer M •10. P/flME Ing cond. 673-4300 3 es "' or er es. rrr. !J· 15am·6:30pm on Baldvnn Co. 5-t0-8300. nr o.v • " Sao w1ch op, Lew1s 1 __________ 11 _ .... _ ..... _ _. ___ ._.__, "" ------------•shills. Also, nurses aide Sat For our So. Coai.t OCAJr rt. Fee l obs. Call Sally, Velasco833·2499 For beauty salon. 200 MATURE WOMA N trainingclasabeginning. l'l'•ta 11fl' f',v. '"'"r. pr"f'd. ---1--------1 54()..6055. Coastal Penson· DRIVERS N....,..,..rtCenterDr NB ti t l u ·'"" ... I bo GIRL Fl"L needed CalJ ~-..,,. • · · Pi me o w e come No exper. req'd. Apply Call Cathy Uou1.ka. nell dAgency, 2790 lar r Counterhelpwanted. Full PartUmetodeliverL.A. forappt. • newcomers & contact Now, Royale Conv. !>10-'10f10 • B v •CM & part time. 6 Days. Thnes to stores & r acks .640..2973 *MAIDS* merchants. F1exible hrs. HospltaJ, 1030 W. WB.rnei• Calif.hderol Clerk/Courier D1mmilCleanersCdl\I inOrangeCo.Mustbave ---------1belnnatLaguna Need car, lite typing. Ave.SA.~.. ,. Sa•i1t9s&Loan OOKKEEPER 5-6 hrs daily. Mon Fri DELIVERY liabkility ins~~.:'~:A~ & GUARDS 211N.CstHwy,Laguna 547·:.195. N I """"Bnc.tolSt,C•t p k true oc van..,...,........,or UNARMED , _________ ,--------... ursng F.q~· Op~r Empl~yer per wk . Must have ermanent, non-'lmo er. Shipping & Recei.ving 956-1650 ,. MECHANIC •CHARGE NURSES* • II exper. & gen'I TrCn~ A~~5?~i:i~~,t~~:'~r~l Part time, 18 or over.I~~~~~~~~~~! IMMEDOPENINGS MAINJ£NANC£ Mln. 3 •"""exp. w/truc'-RN·LVN, FUil or p/time. --------•...:~;...e_r.~~-h_r._848_·_121_5_._I in AM. Afternoons Prefer own54v9anl85olr sta----------1 IF\JLLRVTN/EPJASR.AT.·ATIRMEEA &Ute~~ed.dutycori:l.. All sbifls. Competltive -------1 lion wagon. • El..,..roru·-ll£CTRICIAN salaries, frinae bene. KKEEPt:R Cor iD· circulate corres. & ore _... ...... U r r h d equi'p'mt. Mustb.av•own • I• ·nk111" ruiorms urrus c • vac ... ........, ...... erw'--... oc·•.An.. ... " pendent Fire & supplies a mong local DELIVERYP'/T ........ N--" .,e .. me-...... •-1\IU.I ~ i. .-~ COMMERCl"L & other benefits. Xln S6.71PerHour ....._ ~ • -\;IA ply Royale Conv-A sualty agency, N. 8 . branches. S3.00 per hr + "1ot 1 d ,. JU ... IOR 3 y 1 t who can do tune·ups lhru -Lo Ry n orcyc e eqwppe 1or " salary54M9508AM·8PM ears man enance Hospt'•a1 l030W. Wa.tDer AM SECRET A genry exp a reqws1te. 15c a mile. Call Carol fwy travel a necessity. TECHMICIA... background. Familiar rnjr. overhaul & some A SA......,.."A" "'~'"' lndependent bank sttek· all645·9000ext. 2-t 640·2500 Will work approx UAM· " GUARDS with machine controls, field repair. Gas&: elec. _ve_... __ .............., ___ ._. __ mi? bank e;icp'd. Comm. ~--------• CLER_K_C-... -5-H-IE_R__ 3PM daily, Mon· Fri. Hr-Universal b expandin g troubleshooUng & repair . welding sklll helpful. Nursing Loan Sec'y. Apply at: IOYS· GIRLS -"' ty wage & mileage pd. 1·2 years basic elec· its operations In Orange Own hand tools. Able to Perm t><>• w /eatab"d. L~.AIDES SAMTIAGO IAMK 12-16 yeara or age. Eve· Mature rem ale, 5 day 833-9617 t ro n 1 cs; work I n g County & needs 40 part & workanyahJft. rmu. Xtot. poss for ad· &OIOEttLIES 535 E. lstSt, Tustin rung work. Obtain new wk. Rion Hardware, 102.i knowledge of tesl equip· Cull time S"curi·•y or vanc~t.. Sal. open. Call: All Sbif•· U d Equal Opp. Employer 11ubscripUona for the Dai· Irvine Ave, N. B. 642·11.33 De Ii very· Driver & ment i.e.: acopeB, pulse fi _ 1 med"' E pe• r · MAINTENANCE Bill Koepsell at 5@·1167 .... n er 'J..!" ly PIJol working with an A.'ik for Phil. Production Worker , S3 w generators, etc. To test ce •• m · x ·no rordet.ails. EOE manageroent. Top "411. adult supervisor. Earn ---------..-start. Call 642·22.56. active and p~ive com· nee. Top wases tor ex· ----------• Xlnt bene. Small conv. ________ _., sro to $J0 per week or CLERK ---------• ponents,andcorestacka. per. penonnel. Car MECHANIC Mechanicwantedtowork hoep.646-7784. BANK m ore. Call 646·4100 Sharpw/numbers. Delivery man for early Applyinpersonto: phone req. 21 & over. on a Mercedes Bent ln 1_.-..;; _______ _ *TELLER* between 5:30 a nd 8:30 Cull642·6830 AML.A.Tlmeshomede· Veterans & retirees 9).3aPerHour blsJ'pato time. 873-8960 OflFICl.4DMIM p.m. •---------livery route. Adults only. TRl!IJD .._T• welcome. Unlrorms lurn. 3 Years maintenance eve. Self reliant & lrtteWgent PART TIM E 2"' Hr. Economical car IOl'llll " ~ Time & "'(or over 8 hrs. backe round. Famlllar , Plr10I' to run UCO ins. Immediate open In In IOYS W.AMTED CLERK TYP'IST req'd. No co llect Ing. CORP. App.b' 9·12 and 1·5 Mon· wl th hydra u 11 cs, MEJ?. Assist. exper d. agentsofc. Stron.ltlYJ>ing Costa Mesa olricc. 'av· AGES I 0·15 Mature person for work W o 1 tm1 o s t er & STANDARD f;'i-1. J.l\tumatlca, & weld\ng. F /t1me. Back ofo fol' aldlls. dktQbono-. Some rng.<i and Loan or ank Costa Mesa area. Earn in public accounting ofc. Hunt. Be a ch urea. MIMOlllS Universal Prot.cffon OWn band tools. Able to very busy OB/GYN. blcpe. ~ ieo. olc. ad- experrence prer red. $»$30. per week. Get· Goodtypiatreq'd. UaelO m-0128 Dl"ISIO.... IJZ6W.StftSt.S.A. workanyahifl. Send reaumo to minis tratloa exp. M~t be willlnf t work . t f key ndder Call 548·7040 ---------• ... " •---------. Classlfi.ed ad no. 62, eto needed Lllo bis "ttf'd Sllturdo"•. Ex ll"nt Ung new Ct.II omen or r • DELIVERY PERSON An """lledua .... ..at-Co u.l•n STYLIST "eSIST. Da"·· Pllot, PO Boa 1560 • • r • ,. " THE DAILY PILOT. No .or appt. "rr ,.. .. -... -ruwn ·~ JQOil. ROOM aq ' Call' Mr Dean. 752-8814 salary, working c.ond1· deliverin& or collecting, STOP! 3'00W.Segerslrom NEEDED IM MEO. IL OoltaMesa,Callf.921818 1--·--·----- Uom and beoon . Call Otll lhis number to apply ClotWng P.-.sser Santa An.a. CA 82'706 ALSO S H A M P 0 0 MACHINIST Medical Olflce Asabt. Oldfieeay CA~ .. ppolly"l~J~!?oan or •PPlY ot branc . 64MZS• FULL TIME -P E R S 0 N • H A I R Will train. Must be ablo • ......_ C!:~5' cp:!.~. AMHIC M --------.Fine clothing atore. HANDLERS BEAUTY "'90PerHour towortev lc/orwknda. a.~ vu-..• _,.. SAVI S IUS IOY ~t~~dc:~atN!:rtf:~ 1~~~~~~~~l_SALO __ N_._f42.8484 ___ . --1 5 Yan experience wltb Ute lYJ>lnc. Spanl.ab ff. ==3303Hatbor'Bl. Expr 'd, nl&ht or day conditions with the beat I• tools, jJp. & fixtu.res. ainbJe.~m1. 1-_..;..-'------- 1hlft. Beach House Inn. people. can 644~0 " Funlllar wttb com· tth 819 Sleepy Hollow Lano, au for the Tailor Sbo" preHlon &t lnJecUon &koOC'tludenttw eoat• Be " mold repairs. Ablli~ to ptct ffl'S needed for H~ La1wta ach. 1_m:in __ •-'ii"-e_r_. ~----.. t.up 4 !'01' tracer 11 am home dol. of Uio -------•I Cmterio ~ COCKTAIL I at b •a le ml l l i o C L.A. Times. Mu.st Uve IA ----------• Mon·Frl. GOod benellta. , _______ .......__. maebl .... ~lo to read S.A... •·.v .. H.B.°" Wtst. BARTEND a. ex~r., Apply, SlatJ Ferm bl~ptlnts. OWQ hand area ool.1. C•ll &4USl4 hll llna • nishta. wurance, J3tJ BJlaad tools&r~tutR-1..;..or_.-......;...:rr;._os_.... ........ ~--• JA.$PERS, 751-4tXM Ave, C.M. meat.a. I DJeOAILYPILOT '"d•r hpr.mbet30, ,,,, _ HefpWante<f 7100 H.fpWont•d 7100 HelpWant•d 710 HelpWanbd 7100 Appiattc•• IOIO lkyc~• 8020 7100 ···················-r·· ······················• ···················1························· ••••••·•·•••·•··•·•··•· ···•··•··•·······•····· ~~.~.~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~·.·.~ .••.• ?!.~.~~~·.-.~•••••••••• R YARP MAN. r<-nto1Wlllbeyaoml'i£ppliut'll'e1, Cll~YlNNS· ~lrdls ~o ~-------1·-------I !4U5'8SOM STOCK 8 QKERS TOOL & ,~ntcr fll't.~ I Unw man work in.: ur no Al11u R~) l> \0 :.pee 8110. J•,111 1110., 11. 111 ru 1 .JNI Womun· .. rl•udy In wear wkday orr, h1indwralm" :.crllp mclul ti7S-~ tMt>·S7tlK k•·•1 ••l•ll'~•1•·•r"·1 ~1.1n RETAIL 1 1 COUNSELLORS " ''' 1' 1 ' ·• 1 1 11 " u 1 I OO-. COMMISSIOH ~ .. ·.~~1•11:~·~~e~~r~J r u DJ[ MAKER rn u.:. l h C' n • 21 l • Rto(n,l?l'rator $7.S Dr~t-r Womt'n's 10-:.peed h!kt- \1 11111111 ni: '·" ll111l1ul ~. lurn1,1i ,,, II CLERKS A11pl)luMabl~A~llo ln\c,trnl'fll JdVl"lllr 111etl!an1CJl ah1l1ty ~ ~w1ngmachanl'~. 'VOur ~ltt orrer. Call llh 11 '•II' t.1'l\ .... 1 oun ed 1 n N 1, w r.o 1 1 1'.lcl'I rurlll ?-. tnJnuf .ir· h~I pl ul. App I y J 1130 646 571!H 4117 ~!). h ·l"P•..,lll' •t:l tN•r) • Munui:cr lurer not u .)ub i.h1f Newport lilqJ C)f l'.u t l1111c 111 Ip 111 .:111 ho•llJ UTOTlM DRA.rER'S Center as presently ook Mo'\ 5 Vr'< ex per 1' SEAH'S Kl'nmorc m111J L..idle') 10 spd 26" Sutlun ~h"I' '""" I 11 1111 LACA.SA.ILTY 'll('wL1&1(un111hll"~lure in,11for1>tron11 m11rkt'l1ni: rult-s&'-'oodto bencht Merchandls. Wai.her & dr\er $?:!5. Xlnl tond $95. Call "c ' I COfl•ettlenc• Mork•b ex1·1·11t1\'es & I l I lc111I " · ., • ., 0377 ..... ,, .. "', ... , l I • •I\•' " ~··~ 111711 ,., •• 11.ll Ol:JI ~I .\1uulton Purkwu> c-.11 .. Corp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ContuN 1.1:>a al 828 8390 ...... 1,,,,,.,1 1,,,1, Nu ,_ ________ -i 1•, .. 1111111>111J1.nll>l :!n1lt1. I manloi.cllour:.cn1lc::. -· .. ,.-Antf 8005 285 ~O --- !111 .t11ft• 111 "iJn Coll76 ·6622 to 111 ::.t1lul1on:ll & 711 l.17th,noF-11 CfUH ext orss2 Buyi. rl'd Schwinn stm h.fOft;Mo • a ·---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ---IU: \1. i'~"i I'\ Tt·: l1 H11t•111 t• .\ 1 u ~ 1111 J hmkeral(c :H·t·ount::. Solt Costa M•sa 64$..150 .W'r. OH t.lQllllC:ss :steel Ii,\ ray SS0 Xlnt cond. Ne~ P'U Al\s S•c Of>" lnunt-U 111• 111n1 \1111h 111 Jlt'r >• 111 I'< 111111 H" Ill .S. 111m \1 1111 ~11 l'1S H111 )i, "' t 1 ~I. l ,,.1,, " .. , .. *SALES*' 111 .uh 01ht1 JI lJ> 111.n•·i---------•I Dollar brokl·rui:c <·om Wonderland cookwure. New Lire t1re:..a..1.0120 0111.•11111~' .11.11 l\v l'\lll'I SrJ'"RET"'RY mii.Mon & c•qu1ty )Jilin Of Anti• u•s! _Limcguur_anlet• ~:IG 2-103 .. ~M.-htri--a-11-.-0-.,s n .... , ,. '"" ~Jlt••11<.••1vh· l•'CI ti \111JI> .11 •Ill~" 111 r;;v "" d\llll f''or al)pl phone ow Truck !)ravers eXI q "" .... ..., 6 11111.•11 '"1" I u111n· l.d "'' our :.trn 1, 171-l' IH4 6457 1>1.•r'd Top puy. Apply1 JI u G E ware h 0 u Ii e Tappan elect blln rnngc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1\1·1~1 )ou mtu U1c hu•u ;t.\l«H/l.i·'Af>ult lil\11 I r•' • baHd ht>mc G&W'l'owmi:. HJOO!rvintj crammed Wllh over soo dbl, oven, conllnuou11 Bi\HNW,<?ODPANEl.'i,t 111·, 1u1n ·• 11111111J11y l'••t·• \t1.,,., lil:.I n .. 1n•r 11t•ck' un 1n .i----------1,\\c.Nff642 t~2 music boxe::s, nickelo· ~ln1 g, 3 yr!I new, spa1·kl· ltll :u~:.·1~~ J>?ICS·~ams 1u11nr It. \t'llf'I Ill ''•••11~1!1----------i ll•lhl(l'Jlt md1v1uual lO ll\'l ss~L~CS~PSESOF~L~ Tralfl"" Sula~.· }o'a" deon pianos. circus Or· Ing l'ln. S2001b:it oCr. 2X412K6·IOC:a~24GO ftlX"-'"'ll'erS•r• tounly (,,ill<'ll11r1·111 .1,llc1·returylt>(i!)t'01· "'" r m; "" "" ~ II k 64().5907uft5 _,.,. · c;row1n..: {)1 s tt·ibut1un g11ns. wa cloc 8, BAHNWOODPANELlN<i \\ "Ol l•· ~.,, .. ·l.1 .1ll1·1 w •• I I I' fl II t n E \ I. R~ I I ·7 11<1rntc executives D UL' l!) promot1011• 11n1I dt th I k y ,. ~· "· " '" •• Coq1 11ow tunng to han· s:ra n .a er c oc 8, Wh1rlpool' !':lee Dryer. 11h1ni,:les, beam!!", RH 111.>l'1n .. &c'H•1111i..:~111'-i II ~"T\l'l';li.~\frVi\\', I ~upcr'r ">o1 110 lh-11 retirements we haVl' dlt• c•omrn'I & rndust'I f1111c111atu1gunllq11es. SlOO.GlbaonWarSher,$30. tit>s. Tide poles-lo<' & CU\t .• ,,.,.,·• Wurlo. 17141842-9371 1 f'.C'I" liooth:il&lrtn"l' lhc quulrfil-tJ l'andidale mcr20Wactrveac1·ounb. OverSlOOOOOOWorth " mu:.t po:.i.cs:. 5 years of sail's accounts. Top p:.iy. • • S3U·6756 631·2400. I t 1m1• or p 11 mt' 111•111•. )11·:0 .. 1 V1·rdl' l'•mv in Orange Co to lw u., Benefits Advancl'mt'nl. Amen can lnternation11l ------------W~kend~ " mu,i Xtr.1 H1•.il t-: .. tatt• S.1h·i, f't·11pl1• lltr.p 1;i,1 l 't•111cr St, t :\I scael.:lrtal l'Xpcricnce signl'd t<J the right i.:iles <.'all Mr. llarris. ll!.ll!· l--IB6. Ga.llerie.s; ll!O:!·T Ketter· Kenmore elect dryer 8.50. Cah 8035 PJ)" Cut 1·x1H•r'd want"'d lfp to !Jl>1 to. ~IK·~• 11" i:.up1iort lu top level people Prc£1!rl·rH·c in~ M., lrv1oe. Tel. Whirlpool wa:iher 575,••••••••••••••••••••••• openitori.. C.111 tMVlt2!1l l'Omm :.pill. Nwpl Ikh mun<1.:crnent. Must have shown to sail•spcopll' TRUCK DRIVER 1754·1777. Open Wed thru Kenmore l(IJS dryer S93 Himalayan Kittens . 1':0 . .1::. S.l/11jtjJ I H N t 11 w" 1 k 111 ubrllly to l'l\en:i.~c 111 • lic'tl 111 :.t'l'Urlhl'S or m Must be over 21. Call Sat.9AMto4PM.Vls1l 1 Guaranlccd&Delivered. C.1''.A. Racadoro line. --lll·r111.1t 11lo~ti-.t ·., oh· dcpcndenlJud.:e::ment. be i;uram·e Stud · 54(). 760 PIX OftERA. TOR lU:CF.IVI 'l/G c u :nK I' llffit'. fll .. ( hrs ti.15 7a10 hll(hly uq:a1111ed, detail w E wckomt• I he· op .Between 8 5, at 540-0501. ruauc AUCTION ~2 service l F'-"er only,mJture.dc.· hl..indcr \al·hli. ha., u fori.1p1Jt rninded and a self-J.>Orlun1ty to v1,1t with ~ANYfTEMSOFFINEToeh1badeluxe700senesPERSIAN kittens. top pcnc.lalJlc. ;ibll• tu lollow fullt1m1..·orx·n1ngfora r<' ~tarter. PleJ:.e s ubmit you per:.onallv al>t1ut the TYPIST ~STATE JEWELRY, Microwave oven, new, quallty, regastered. 10!>tru1..·t1un,, V.ir1o u .. 1·l'1vin~ clerk Le> work 111 SA.IL MA.KER rt'l:IUmt• with s<1lary re exet!llcnt tarcl'r potcn SECRET"'RY ~ OBJECTS, AN· full W<Arranty . SHO. 638·9308 hours. Wknds & huht.lJ~.., <iur Mol'k room. (i11111I nccdl'd 1':'1.pcr prd qurn.i ml!nb lo. Genii trnl \\Ith our n:1 \f firm "" UES, FINI:: FURN., 5362-t0.1 "--- 8040 - 1 n c I Ii. PI 1• a:> c l' J 11 cm p Io ye c h c n 1· I 1 t ~Jll' by Schock, 501 2'Jlh Meio that olfor. Full t1ml· 1wr:.onuble, PHONE fOR IN .._,. 6!:!·1403 1;57 W. J!lth M, P<At' al(e. Apply 1924! ar · · n o• ""' Mulual 1-'un<J... i.tro11>: t)ptni,: skills ~· _ 2200 . & .HH 1 • c 0 n d • ,. an de~ DOGTJt;\JNING k n SI N u .,.,S 1°·•·• ; · OC 1 URE· 01.shwa!.her. Xlnt runnanu •••••••• ••••• •••••••••• CM. Stell ram:a Rd, Irvine. :?l.i2 liu..,rne::.s C:lr Or Lrfc ln:.urunn· M•nl1JI. Applv an J>{'rson " . ----SA.LES Suit<• 11.10 \'anahle Annuittt'' lo )Ir Ful'nk'>. Robt. -h~all. $50. 892 1676 Your place or Mme SUP'P'LEMEHT ln·rnt.', Ca !12715 Profit ShJrm~ Pl.in" Bein. Wm Fro.,t & A:.· Dal> Eng. lmPorts. Beaut . h . G--·• John Martin 675·2440 PIX OperatM Telephone Jn,wc:r1n~ -.rrv. Uay & eve 'hill!> Will train. Cull hetwn HVi!. 541 l395 YOUR IHCOM1: K~ , .. 11'1\ "J··n• Is S~eboard. dre11sers, 2 Kenmore \yas N • """ • "' t;qual Upporlumly (' '"/.!" 1 ' r " -~ 'OI ialr' '11 1101 Quai t · l' tlJIS Sal'' ti73-233'> cond. $?S <.:an <lchver. DODIE PUPS.A KC cham SS$$ SSS$ •·· rroup nsurall\'t• :\'"1>1 lirh · · · · -, 1192 16711 pion '-I red. s .. ··ts. "ar~ f':mpJoyer 1\1 r 01sab1h\V lnl'Oml' lrh 63 lJJ " uu ~ " RECEPTIONIST 1-'UX H.cc(•pl. Im med. SS50 to ~-depend on expcr. 892-5571. cxl 243. With the follnwrng 1 c· <1wrcment:.. Sharp person Pleasant appearance Good telephone personllllly Good typmg :,k1lb Hon Smoker P ~RT TIME · cropped, 836AG64 an 5. WK ure cxpn1lfhni: our -• -l'lil::~AN-0 · s· d;; Coltlspr>t l"re1ner·Mnlc TELEPHOHEWORK Sc-1..·rct;ir•;Nwpt Uch. 2 serv1ces ... nee<I add1· TYJ.11.:.t •• to tram as fillc ·~r, ..... n!. ·11'gned Refr1 g. & Cold:spot Purebred Dobermau HOUSEWIVES ., t1onal rep""'SCntatron Ill ~l'I' \ flllt• lni.urnnce & r~p .. ,,, e un er rr"'"Z"'r 51•u1 e.·1. (!1'b"OD PU"" "'·rn s .11 '77 blk,.., Girl Ofc. Type 65 .. DIC· Or eo'" 'l'ru~t. Contact Jack re 81 I. pp . Ex . ~r~· .. s".:•2"""7 • ., .~.DU . • I • _, COU.!GE STUDENTS tuphone. Self-motivated. ange · 833 7855 Ser4nghettl Leopard re ng. S7 ·.,.. .,,,., • reds. M 11'. 5•6·2838. Guaranteed Hourl.v S700+~·<16J3 YRE?'L • .UIV":W .. ,~i<·t"•v~: --5225~ also Casino de Fri.,rdurro Dl';LUXE, 556-8952 _____ _ WU0 t.' !'tu~ Honus. 5::10 ------v r c. ' TYPIST •1 onte Carlo $1275 .. pm" 10 11 :"30 pm Call SECRETARY eu.. ... tomer <ll'tounl!> .. lilt.' ~-990· · washer & dryer, good AKC _Golden Retri~ver mol'o t 1·omprcht·n~l\ t• f"ull ttmc, C'.\Cper. on-__ ~--_ rood. Best offer. 548·801t Puppies. Sl.SO. For lJlfo. &U;-4223 or 1·01nc to 2!i0 J::. Newport Center Law z .. 1·11• "UO dual lt1•u• L"J'S -- Cull Mrs. While lur tn· t raininit 111 tht· 111 A " 0 • "' •·• ' IBSSlJARBERCHR GARAGESAl·""'.Prl""son call 17th.St. Co~tu Mc:.a. llrm. Lei.:al expr. pref, LI mu~t be lai.t & aeturate. .r. "' but m1i,:ht l'Onsidcr out· du:.lry .. unbc.•ala .c t"om 11 kc v 11 rt cty. Ill' u \ y OAK st7s r e c o n d i l i o n c d d 1 p e n ::. a l 1 o n 675 5216 r · . h & . !>Ian 1ni: trainee. X nl privilci::es d<'frrrcd i.:cncrulors1>e::<'ialliedof. 1 • re n~erator:.>. ws r~ Oalmat1an, male, 4 mos. terview api:>oinlment. Sales 49.1.0433 Paul Dosier Asso<'. Jnc. Cosl11 Mes a 556· 7075 A FUTURE IN COMMODITIES typinl-! & s horthand req non-conlrib~t-~rv i ctin• fu•<• ba1·ki:round. Airport FLEA !\ART OCT 1 & 2 dry r!t. G ua.r. & del. Papers. ahots. MUlit selL Ptt"SOnMf Assistant ro.14 to SI 1<18 per mo. Hcsp. for supervls1n~. penorming & particrpal· ing rn a wide variety of technical & complex operations in the person- n e I olc. Des i ruble quallf1calions Include The inw•stmcnl or lodav F"..qual Op•"'r Employer 1-:Jrn an u~l'rai::e moi1 CallHuthBruer64·1·2071 ment iilan rn·in-tt'l' arca.TheOHt1..·c".752-0893 lltos; stomShopAn· DUNLAP S _101160 ~S5.CJ80 ·· ' '"" ----Talbert(At Euclid> F.V. --------SECRETARY /RECEPT. ment opportunity 111 G WAITRESSES tiques. 1311 Newport 963-0721 liJ!.l'nJ1, m ale, 31 ~ yrs old. ab1lrty to meet pubhc,. ____ ,,., _____ mf lactrully. 4 Yr:. ol rn lhly rnrnme of $3,000 plus as a broker \\1th one of creasingly rcsp clenc;.il the nalron':. IJ ~lrsl 1:ro" PA.RT· TIME n:iont~ t\1~ht & On11v. D1llman's Blvd. Cos :Otesa ~ Hus 11:ipers. Mu:.l be Gd FOR persflnal mtentcw ltt•st<iunrnlli?J.7726 Antique ~k armo1re FF nl'fni;:. licuft. 2dr, homo.S48-43l9 Profc:.,.ional appearance rcq'd At'cur. typing 160) Lot". F. V. Start Sl SO hr. 963-8337. \\Ork, Cl\pt·r '" publrc RECEPTIONIST rng firms Call for appt and sale .. apllludc w beveled mirror door RH, white M,W. New --------- analysis call or :.end re WAlTltt::SS, food & Xlnlt-ond.~.2512 · romp. tnst'I !l·l ·77. Good Qual blk standard Poodle t•mpJoyment & l'xper in PBX OPER "'TOR 714·759-1>121 ~uperv1sory Ci.1pac1ty "' Typing 60wpm, sh Hofmann,kavanou9h SECRETARY, Gari Fri· sumc to (.'()(;kl;ul, l''<J>er. Over 21. --v a I ue SI SfJ Arn a · s puppies, 7 generation:;, DAVID.F !:-iGltA!>t Call KaTcn, <10·3) A.HTl9U AILES Rdngerallon5<t6·7260 Amer & Canadian 90wpm.Applv1n person. lmmt.>dialeopemngfora ~wportleach,Ca. day. IL I'~. ore. nr D1v1s1onal Sales Mi;:r 644 9550 Furniture f tory clos· -ctwmp. Lrg bones & fine lnveblO~ s 01ve~1£ll'.!d -ino plant. M 1 'd le KEM MORE WASHER temperament. Only 2 by 5pm MondJ.V Oclolx!r Rec e pt 1on1 ~ t. P BX ---A1rport Lile bkkpng, inq 10th. Founl:irn Valley Operator. Must h:He tn.1· Sall'S 540·2960 or wr1le 3.tOO Service We1trel>~cs, exp 'd for " . iqw a · Works good. SSS. lcfl, 497 -3888. ~001 Westerly Pl. Sti> IOll clay "h 1 ft . i\ pp I y 150 ~oh d 0 dining 642·~03 -------- Sthool D1s tr1tl. no. 1 ing skills of SOwpm & 6 DO YOU lr\/nt: Ave. Ste 101. NB, L 1 ~ht ho u" e La n c . months recent work ex. lU<E PEOrLE7 92660 Newport lica<'h CA 9'ltJW Bearhhou<;e Jnn, 1119 tables. Tables re round 1----------11-'1t:lltY pedigreed 1 yr olc.f t7H18339"~ Sll'l'J>Y llollow Ln, oakcarvedbal nd.claw male Yorkie w1pape~. 1Corner or .Ne" land & penence preferably u:. a Pos. open for a memorial Secreta_r_y_e _lt""'-r-to train Talbert I Fountain receptionist. Will add coun selor to tulk 1 • ~ · Teacher-Pre-School,Cerl. Valley. E.o E. c I e r1 ca I sup port to w , 1am11tes aboul runerol ~ e~~~~~&'~rArfie~s:! or exper. for mo rn or ----------i personnel. We can ofler & cemetery arrange. 200N.B.orcall 752.5337 aftn cla:.s. $2.60 !Ir. an excellent starling ments bef. need. Comm. ------640·8820 Pll<YrO, expcr person rn mlor Jab OPt'rauon. Cust .\. automJlCd pr1nt111~. 1>0rlr;.iils, wcddln)(s & '''niors. 646·7187, Nwpt tkh. PICTURE FRAMER F:xpr'd mat & glasi; cul· tmg, canvas strctchml( & cui.tom framang sale:s. Part or t ;ume. Art World Frumes 660 No. Coast llwy, Laguna Beatb "94-.8105 PLASTIC lnjKtlon Molding Rnpidly expanding com pany with positions open lot Printing BINDERY HELr PLATE IURHER EXPERIENCED PLEASE APPLY IN PEBSONTO: MART EC REPRODUCTIONS INC. 1311 W. MacArthur Blvd Santa Arua, cauromta An Equal Opportunity Employer M/P U.S. cttlseOabtp Req'd salury with liberal fran~e av.:. $150·$300 per wk. Sal SECRET ARY ------lx-nchts. Ple-.se apply in exp pref'cl. Con1ucl. Mr. T•le~ Sales vcrson : Pale, 545·1158 btwn 10 & Pleasant personality, Want lo make mom•y? :J.Monlhruf'ri type60wpm,operJOkey Can you Sl·ll on thr TRENDATA CORP. STANDARD MEMORIES DIVISION An Applied Magnetics Co 3400 W. Segerstrom Sant.a Ana, CA 92704 l7141540.J60S Equal Opportumly Employer MI F RECEPTIONIST S•s Girt or Salesman uper. i" Hl·Fi Sales. Some knowlcdl(c of elec- tronics Speak to Jansen. (;t().5093 & cak, Hood w digures, phone'! Top sin our bu ... 1 some phones. Xlnt frln~e ness. 646·3030, aflk fo1 benefits & pleasant al· Ray. mosphere. Call Mona 752·J00l --------Telephone Sales SECTY /GEH'L OFC SA.LESLADYS Expcr. Small Mfg rirm Full time and part time, Pleasant workinJ; condi· A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO WORK. tions & good benefits. nl'.!eded for our South Tapmatic Corp. Jrv. Coast Pla1a & Westminster .\tall loca· _979_-eaio ________ 1 tions. Exp'd only need l•---------1 apply. Poge loy Mat•mfty ~7-5734 Sell Idle ltema I DIDN'T WANT TO GO If you're not haYlftCJ fun wortdng or making CJOOd money- CALL US FOR AN INTERVIEW BASE PAY+ comm + bonuses long Olstance Lines Casual, Fun Atmosphere FUN-TIME r4RT·TIME Jf you read well, like to talk on tbe phone & want to enjoy your job ... Call. .. TIME/LIFE LIBRARIES INC 833-8095 F.qual Opp Emplyr m/f ~~~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ...... ?1!! SECRETARY- FASHION ISLAND Fortune 500 Company seeJt1 a sharp. mature Secretary for Us Western Reslon sales ore. Must possess xlnt typing skllls wtaome 1h or dictaphone exper. We orrer the prettiRe & •ecurity or an International corporation along with attractive salary, benefits. & work.in.I t'Onds Jn Newport Beach. Ph>a.,e submit resumes to PO Box 7410. Sft.'pOrt Beach. Calif • ..-, or phone rot interview 7$tat. • EtiUM~ § ...,, .. 1.ai:una Beach. antique repro uct1on:.. Auction 8015 Have to sac. al StOO. Call De a I er s. B 1" kc rs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glenn Olsen, 644·9174 or WAREHOUSEMEN Restaurant S~pliers 493-3i2S wuntcd ot our San la and the public ~come. PUBLIC FURNITURE ---------A 11 u i c 0 !it a Mc s a Bcautrfully prod ed an. English Pointer, male. war\?house. 1-'ull Co. hquesal40'ko£f. 38~E. *AUCTION* white1orange.1yrs.Top hcncfits ,ho'i p "ltre Edinger, Unit S.A. Gunsmoke Kennel Jru.., prol1l -.harn1i:. Xlnl !12·3488 • Friday 7:30PM Breed. Xlnt nose. needs growth poti:ntial. Apply Applionc:H \o 10 D~"; Wei~ ~~~~: Sl.50. 714·837·5007 .tt . • ••••••••••••••••• .,... OftS 9""f , • Nat 1on~I Lumber FR G HT 0 AM A ck 0 Stock llcauidot1on Champion line excellent . ~Supply JIOTPOJNT SALE. ~ Lovely bed' room Sl'ls, male. 14mo. Proven .sire. 2400 W. Garry Av~. S.A:_ w. Warner nr Har~r. · dresseNI, hdbrds, m1r· 551'"6479 ~ (I · Sanhi Ana. 979.2921 rors, nlteslunds, canopy r.......--------8-0-,,,-5 '-OtP, / bed, bookcases, sofa & ~to You , ~ CASH PAID loveseal. occuslonal ••••••••••••••••••••••• FQr Wshr;Oryrs/Refri1 chrs, recl!ners, hv1ng rm Silver-black Kittens. free working or not 957-8133 tbls. rockers, tables & to good home. WESTERN PACIFIC PERSONNEL SERVICES ::.'0902 Brookhun.t ~le 21n, lluntmgton Bch WASHER DRYER Finest all cycle deluxe modt!I. Perfect eonditioo 5125 each. 7514488 chrs, barstools. chinas, 548·1742 vanity cabinets. TV. . refrlg.' stoves, small FEMALE ~tten. 7 wks l>OOI tables, + lots of old. Mustilveawaynow. lthers. _67_5-_5637 ______ _ i--------r SSSSAYESSS small remale cat to good WOODWORKER MATCHING Set Maytag W., honor BofA, MC. home. Very loveable. 1 (714) 963--0804 Exper rnlerror dt.'cor. Washer ~ dryer. $700 C~hler's Chel'ks & Yearold.646-4742. mu.~t be.• Jblc ro read & value, <hvorce causes C/\iH. No personal . undcrl.iland prints. work sat. or s.i15. Call Dana c~ PLEASE! Commercial shelfs & :i l b c n c h w ' m ' n Pt. 66_1_·_1.349______ MA6TEAS AUCTION brackets. Approx 100 + superv1:.1on. Good conc1 . me.Newport Blvd. CM brackets. 549-0906 & hen rt Applv 10 People who n~ people "' ~~Yr,o n. e~frord ;M. shouldaJwayscheckthe Cafa(714J83J..962S Gordon l>cs11i1n. 2.50 Fis· Service Directory In the or C1I4J 6-46-8686 her.CM. DAILY PILOT 4~ Have something you want to sell! Classified ads do It well. 642-5678. TO OUR WOMEN IN BUSINESS COMING Sunday, October 16, 1977 A TRIBUTE TO THE in the Dally Pilot ORANGE COAST'S SUCCESSFUL WOMEN BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS I Fr.eto Y°" 1045 ~ 1050 G-..se1. t 055 Gcr09t Sole 80 55 Mbcellw°"' 8 0 8 0 MJsutloneou1 8010 Fnday.SeptemberJ0.1977 DAILYP1LOT DJI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• \ 1JH:1 .., t , "" L 111111 l ,..,.1 1111 ,.1,., JJ'JU , """' -. • .i 1111 h i ,1,1111 ;:pm Slll't-;I\ GA HAG 1-: SJ\l.l-'.l-1 WAlli.JTED 1'1 ai.h rnmp,11·t 11, oJk Planos & Or'CJOl'll 8090 Boats, Marin• locrh, PowH 9040 • Ii t· •1 .11 111 J ,., l' r • • 1 "4 t>O\ 1-:n SllOIU.S " h.intJ tiibk with ho•;lh t11r •••••••••••••• ••••••••• Equl-t 9030 •••••••••••••••••••••• • honi.· "'' ~1n.-1I 11 .. , l '411 l•hh•, JI~ 1 .. 111111:-. ' ,. • " r"··-·· R "'IN • L B h ,4\) .,: 1 1 lli!t 04 ,., ~ 111 lll'll It,.'"" 1 'ulll'l M OV IN(, to 11111J11 l' I TOP CAS II 00 l.L \ H k1ldum 1 Alnll>"l l'l.l.'w I :.! IJ.·auL1ful l.'bour sp1nl.'l. • ••••••••••••• ••• •••• •• 17' r, t::L · Or . 50 µ lllih·11111 .171147 11uu1lcn1 1-·urn, China, P 1\ID l''OH YOUR lkrh. H·onl1•mpnr,11v1 $.tuu Call Paul da):. UON'T CAHH'>' ICE ~tcrc 11 l> lrlr. Ext.rai.. \t '"' I ,ft ,II tlOIOI' 111 ltd \\hi &11r I ~I I 'of tltl ~·I 1111 I \I t1'4l 1.1 nl l1• l'.11~,1111 llf'll •:,""I\ I I; •• f •• j! .. !t •• I I' .. I .. ~tlh .!Ur!.! .!U.ill J1.elo1u,1, I :\I 1.:11th ~ Jn11n•1 Sit! ~1111 lfl I \k1I lir l1y II II\ I Ill I h1 I' l'ol'I)' I hi Ill I'"• 'I hlld lllkl, Jol'; IUlUt•' ! 1 \"'tu! .q•1>ha11Cl':. l'le JJo:Wt:l.HY. WATCH t:S, Dru pi:'. l' u 1 1u1 n,.,. "'~ 1:111 l'H':. 67:J-Z123 rl'fngcratc your pi l''t•nl l l!rf <'Ond Uesl 01 L 1:.!IH l'11l.1ril'o Ur ""Pl Alff OBJECTS. <.iOLl>, &Cl ti7U'Jl'cl\I ' IJO'<. i.oltd Mall!. \C m:. t>U JJ3Sorti42·ti078 ll•h ~ul!l·J,Sunda> !112 S I LVER St:ll\ilCI-. -Upn"""'"tPJano $550. low druin, ~l!!. Ph fo'INI-; !-'URN & AN Unw.ualah'>t1·;1cl1u11111r _,., b7)2390. ~ 11 l t ti It "f' t. f I.. II :i.:.AJ I 'h 'f!..! l~l.11.1 1..0 ti, I SEA RAY'S ln•h !'o.'tlt'r 1,1,1n It• t \I c fll,lll' ': II\ I'> ~'lllt' 1tl>t'CI tnur. lu\•·~ kuh. !>.'lt1 lli ll Hut1 lu 1 llh" IL :0..1llcl llJk I .. t.11 \It ' '" J fill' ~ ~t .. .: "'hi• l.'1~1/.1 Kl.:11.:7 1 Hll S\I' \ntqi. C1>llle TIQUES.&152:..'0!l ror p1ccl.':. 110 mirror 75l 61St!l du)1>, tiJl ZJJ5 t1lill ('lol'ki. & Pl8no --- -b<1ck1ng ht•wul1tul w.ill l·H~:. ---loah, Pow•r Sluul '11~c .Ult.ti~ LUGGA.GETAGS dl'cor d1Ul.'1t•11t'>11t•,,Wurlitter Organ. W<tl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9040 .AJI 1978 Moct.11 ln1t t: I Ill "'I ... ft I hi ' I\ }l;Htut1w1.I f~rtl hi .:01t l-lhul• 6. l J l!ll ~. 1 .~11 lJU1·••n ,ll•' 1!111k l,111,.r, 11.1~.1h) tit-l11d1 .1 ht 11, " )ll11hl :.JUll 1.i~ .!H:i1 \I 11 run I! o • s " n t d s;m to :,.j(J, t.-1;,.i77u dCll!t' eJIJ Ou.ti keytioard. ~ from your bu.-.inci.::. l'urd. h1ulurJ Eilts. fo'tn Vly Send one <'Un.I for each lpm rhythm. Xlnl l'nnll. $850. Ski t.uoh 1 lullll',,, IJ."'k' .......__ 8060 la•• plus one i.purc. We !iti2 !lalK Jhcr6 PM •11111 lot 1111111-. I.I!! nun.w$ "' Wi· .t 111111 ,11.1 Ur , NU,••••••••••••••••••••••• return pcrm;incntl y !'.Jt -,un •t 1 Jlm,0 for ~all· Jh:m:.tcrl.'c:t scaled ultrHt·t1ve tag & ,\ppJl•J1>:.J & (.;t'ldtng. Ii Mrap, medin~ u1rllm• FA.SHI ON SHOWS Small Englbh slud10 piano. Vt!ry n•asonable. 645·670'J 1!176 Moat & Tra1lt>r, 191'l' Seui>wtrl. 175 OMC, dt•<•11 V hull, full uwnini.:s. t•x l'el:l an rou~h water. like new. S>,600. ,\II ('\l'S. Sal i Sun <1nytimc, 71 H1'7S 5500 I 8'-30' HARRISON'S SEA RAY 2327 So. Ma1n. S.A. 540-6555 h i rt t.'\!'\, 11-.i.. .. uhl I , ,., t11i.;11\Jd hllllh' ·,u, .• r· ' F.11111lv t:.11,11.,I' Sall.'. Yr:. 15 huruts. $81>0. Very l.D reqwn·ment b. 1'1·c· For Women's ~.it .-..1rn 111 1 11.,,.11111. .. .. ,,tic "all 71, ~.,2.A •• 20 vent los~ & thclt' For u Sporlinq Goods 8094 .,,. A 11 1, 1 7,. l) 1• "I.. • r •I 111· II ~• ··11·0, l l' i.111111· "I "w u I , •• w"'k•I""·'" .. ,, .. "" pcr:-.unaltzed tag cndo'l' Clubs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ "po o o ari'i, "· n :JlOl Coast llwy. N .B. 631-2547 l' HLI-. "1ttc'11", I "Ii 11 j.ktH.'ll 11•111, l \ti~ \\ht 11\'Ul 111..tlc .. \Ju I I"' ... , •. t.:Jl,J "·•lllul I·"' ,,. w.1111111 ,., "~" ll f I J .. ly 70 total hr:.. G l'lwnncl 1 l11th1· ... 11111·11-... '>IH"'t wa t>a pc r , a 1111· ur lA•t u-. plun y11111 11ow Im I ool l,a,blc, l hlutc tup, radio, "Om""'· •. ·. 11 .... 1 .• & < 'ollt"t.' 'I Jl•lt". !Slut• <'hJtr • D GI " 11. • ,... .... , • u ELECTRIC BA.Y BOA.T 11l'rt1' '!1111 111.1n\ 11tht-1i. !\llLEY l!urSl' Tru1lcr, · ay o paper,.: wc Full or Spring. 1\11 l>y <llxN , bohd bll W1CUCb, nallcy, A,'l i'L'M tuJ'" \' "''~"I urm" &. oll111nJ•I JI b k & t ., '"' " ''" tu 11111111• ~u1,., 1111t1·, uuoc.lcontl.~HtXl Wt ac nm your proll.•:.,,Jonul modl'll>. ra1·k, balls &_wall ·•e~k ..... ·· .. ,,.1l 111 tllcwtr. U/111. L.11np . \ JU.'l .1 lw•I. " () t t d 3 u • ''"~ ;!I I I l 11111111,.111,.i. c \t 53G 675'i tags. r ry wu t·ar b 559 1550 wkdy... h.mgcr. S>75. 67 ·053!1 Npl 11_11.... l'urtncri.hip I \I, n ., ' t c :>. l r a I u n g I "II \' '' l u 11 .1 11 l' a ' back to hack •---------•I . ., lG' Duffield Edson. com plcto w 1 liCe jackets. auto. buttery charger. all cushions, surry lop, win· dows. z full covers, ell· . ->-Ill K.~I l'lu··i.·iiti"> l'alonllno quurtcr hllr"c PRICES· Winchl.'i.lcr model 12. I:! breaking up. A::.klll~ t;1\1~ 1111· ., h11r111·' • u I u.~· I S l:I "00 Cu ll !i S l'll.'li~l'" " :\t11.., old 1111r1 UIU>I' 1...,af llJI, r11Jtd11ni: . . • gt·ld111g Wcbtl·rn X nt S! ca or 3 S5 ,..._u:a galll!ll !.holgun' l!M7, 711 819.1~152 • • l,,,J,,, 1 thr, l•.rnl lhl SJt Sun IO.> JJ..il1~ lu111 c·•rntl. S~ow winner. I .'itagi.SJ 6(1(••1. lnstrunMnh 8083 'lras. pc.·rt . $!50 !'etc • ~1\11;1j~ih ,i..'ull ic "'" l>t•l..,oH•rtuffrilihr ~ 1r1b,t.:htldsbl!d&dr\\1 -., $1\.i()O.t;753500 ___ t;:Jtai:sS150e:.1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1!141>172 1,,pl.1111 .., :.t\k IJJr :.t h to~l.. d1:.h'-'"· lit•Jd 111r J ri 807 0 lUormorl'Sl 40l'a Thrt•t• l larm~·h. drum-. & TV Rodio 'I .h l I I lJIO~. pl.in! "Ind, PH' ew ry Sule!. T.1x lndlldl.'ll nmb.ih, !'iou,,aphnn1•, H' •'r!, s .. '...r'"'O 809 8 r.. .. --:,&..,,___ or r 1 \\ ; ' 1 1 ' • ••• • ••••• • • • • • • • • • • •.. n ~ ,.. ~,_..... 8 050 nwt<htn~ ile,,J.. & dic:.t ol lur,·.;; l..tm.P,~·. m1:.1· t'Vl'r 'l:OCAHO" p1Jn11 .. tool. P l' :,.~ ti7J7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• drv.r ;~lti H81Sf, vthmg ll!ti-I u-.tm \\ l' WANTED Draw y1Jur own or i.cnd ~TORL'.\"Jl)L,S \l.L' 1hl'ftn:!l'lt&.:!:!nd1 naml·, addrei.:.. phone & Rt•:.to1cc.l l'ltill c;11i .. un ,, r_ ~ ,. ,. Ttll' <' \Sii DOI.LAH l'l"l "Ull.i1 t· "' ~l'W & u.:.ed furn :ipp)'., Enlm· huw-.c lum1tun·. . Wl.'011 make ont· l'ard pt.·r • · " J"' ~ misc. Wilson'' il.lrl!.tln !'>t-:f: Gt\fl,\G !-:SALE ,\0 :\lo\ Ill).! !'>.1lt•. J.•ri. S,1l, I' \ 11> F () R y 0 U ll tag. t\dd :!.)• e<1t·h amphhct SJlll l•IU liWR Qu .. dr;.iflt·x .Sll'rl'o Sy!>ll'm 9i50 or trade for lran'>Jl· :\lu .. l ... cc. Call Dale. $16 17311 SACHI Fl<:!:: due lo JOb All m brand new cond. lo-.~ )'f17 18' Umci;a lr1· 3>(XJO. 675-3662 or t>45·2:!00 hull 110 hp Volvo l'ng. ---- 9i5UO. lnrluc.les trlr, cw.t. 73 LA PAZ. 33 f'l, Dsl l\ r lmlr-.. ard whl & Trawler. 1000 mi ran!;l', uUll'r 'tra-. Purt·h June. top cond. Heady~ Full u. .. ed ,, tum·-;. '19 11151)(;, elt'ctronics. all con~·en. X IOI an~11m1· PP 7l4 ,~·733S -----"ook .. c ... &"I''" l'llh ~Urut'c:o.;Ui.ltl:>711M Sun. :J·.Jl.'M. l''l'rytl11ni.: JEWEl,HY. W\TCllES, Scntlchl•cl..ormo111,.yor " ,,...., 0 • n \RT ()l'JL'('1~ GULO l,ud\\ I'' Snurl' llrum l ':\I &t!-9:JO&' IX :l2t? ~Ol'"· K111 1! tH L;I\\ 11 ' > .-, ,.,, • dcrto. "" • -' ;i • i.:: -<..:11nkm1111r.irv l111h-,1ht.·ll mmH•r lie l'll..:,•r ant1qm· S 11. V 1-: ll SE It\' It' I-., PILOT PRIHTIHG '' p..itl. -.urk'> ,'\. "lJntl i;11·at lond ·sioo or lici.t tabll.'~ ~ 1k-.J.. Clurtnl•l Fl~f': FLll"I & ,\,'\ ~i~ 21 · HC.\ color T\. Sl~,0 i.; · LAS f': ll Lap,lrakc • 11d~ ~ork Re .. t orkr ! Son 1 l'lol'I.. rJd10 ~HI 675.0170 J81'J' Dorsett Hull. Ji() 16UJIP en~inc, <111 a, cessories mcludmg trh:' ~9S. 552-7250 **I BUY** ullcr :~lli KOil Bunk tx•1b ('0,'.np (Ol'W; _T1Qu1-:s &IS l:!Oll ( 'o:-;~-~c~~ J~~:!li:!I. ·~11 iiK!I C°'.ICI ~ed l"urn1t1111• & , • FMhcrwar~· HolHe & CASll IM'.\IEl>l.\Tl-:LY' Trumiwt. tl<1\'I""'' t·11111J, 1\ilvhanccs-Olt I w111Slutlio i·uudi, ~:oi.xl s;., gri.lllnewJ 3000M.idt·.1ra lll (,'JI L'·"···i· Pl'l''L,'" PUBLlCAUCTIOH s·11~ \l,11 Trornlion,·. 11 SELi r :\ktal l..1t1:hen eahmt.:t, ,. ., , "', . ., . ,, :O.l' or , or You new ~ 5411·5HJ.lafl 5 ,\\ l' C\k s.1. Verdi· I L~I I' i\ I I> FU It (;UL U , :\IAN\' 1Tf'::\1S OJ" Fl-..; f·. York, Si.'i ~5 :!77ti ;.itt.-1 MASTERSAUCTIOH · . _<_Off_CntryClb Jam.111:,1> Sll.Vl-:it. JEWEi.HY. ESTATE JEWELllY. Jpm 646-8686&833·9625 GarG<JeSale 8055 Car.q;c' S<.1l • S;.it Sun lllA\10NDS, DE:"JTi\L ART OBJECTS, AN Off' f\I 't & HERCULOH 8 ' Sofa & Loveseot BOTH PIECES $199. Curtis l;,miture 11165 Jlarb<>r Iii vd. C \l MS6l!il HEW Spanish o r Cont~mporory t. Pl' lkdrllom ~l'l \II S f!'),\('lllfln: $169.0 0 Curtis f\lmitur~ l!".f>5 llarhor Blwl C\I G45 61~1 T\\ 111 he<t~ \\Ith fr;1 mi·-. & -..preJd!> ~Al fj.jfi.Jli<!:! ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~Ks B·k··c's , .. (j()J.fJ, WF:nol~G Tl(JUF-"i. FINF: l•TH\i., IC! nuure PUBLIC AUCTION ,j'c~-1 '>s~!u:i'11' t. .... o~ta llA!'<OS, STEHLIN<;, 1-:'l'C PHONE FOH 1\1 Equi~t 8085 . • .• <'l.C>ChS, W \Tt'lll·::-;.1:-.; Fil. & HHOC.:11UIt1•:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,1 ,\NY Fl!'llE ITEMS OF ·1· I 'I' f'!I l':STATI': .JEWJ·:Lll\', ESTATE G \R \(; ['; :\!'IY C.:O'.\:f)(TIO'I\ 1,.15.zzoo lal ,. ,,.,. .. ) m111 AltT OU.I El'TS, 1\N· S,\J,f;, a11t1qUf'1>, I urn. ~11.\'EH (.'()J'.'l:S TD :1 -ll•l<'"l'OP\' 1•1pJ1lor1.il I h I .., 111 '11'.11•'.S' L'l\I ·1·: \',\l .lJ 1··. Butcher blo1·k bar -.1;10, muwit nuniiltc lor 115:\1 TIQU l·:s. Fl!'l r: FUHN .. I I~ l'!>, OL<, mon· ,,.. c·t .. •. --ETC. l'llONE FOil 1'1\ t , !JAM. :!71.'1 Via :\IOHI-; F Oi< lt.\llE n11:dit t'JIJtncl !l' ~50 l'lc1· t\tk•\\llll'r 1~1x :>1J11t \ I I J Sh I J J ' • <> J N .S • '• o J, o M. fli n mg t b I w t l'111·, . J · FO. & UHOCllUHJ·; J l'lOC'CiJ '· ort•t·i "1 "'r> (I I, l.u.\ I's·"' lt·af. xlnl <·11nd s:JOO IB\l'.\lodclUTyp~·wrill'r, &15·2200 San Clt:ml•nll' ' · lk 1 1 .. ""'c 111-::'llTLEY'S, 220 1-: litll Women·., 5 spd h11..1• :-.Ill, )'11 rr i ><•n. 11!'0\\fl, "'"'"· o .. t 1, 'J·:i Wc~t mm .. tt.•r ('1\ll' \tr. Park'i: lut K.lf.IO We"" mlll,ll'r 1\ \ t' Ci:ir:ii:r and 1-:-. tall' Sall' Suµc•r ;.int1QUI':> C:olll't" llblcs and nu~c -111 yro;; a1cumulat1on ~:very lhmJ: noes. Sat and Sun Oct. 1 anrl :! !l:UOJ\~f I 001':\f :!:!17 lkmn1c Hd. G..tragl' Salr. SJt Sun 'J I. soto.i, eoff1•., lJhl1·. k1tt·h labll', m1,,1· I urn, l'lol ht•s, mlSl' h'f•hlrt 1117 \'1<1 St COS T ,\ :\I ESA Walnut huffct ~l:!:. .\fl 1-:llwtl ,1ddr1·,,11111~ 1,.15 1;sa;, tC'l1J:.cil Wed o.. Spm. t;..l:i-7K57 :-.y,lc111, mmplde ~~IJ Sal 1 · 1'13 1977 all liprn Florcna n ·ar 1 l.1tl11 Livestock 8 075 200 !!..I I \\ltOd <\. ,,:l..i'~ Tl'll•Jlh111w lull d1\1'1 l1·1 aquarium. Salt or 11.~·.,h \\,)>atc•h 1'.ip.Jlillll\ l'n.,t fully <·11u1µ11l·d ').l)U dpprnx i>'7!i0 n1 . .,., ~.H' (!)fC) .:\ U ••• • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • GARAGE S ALE l-'n. Sal. Sun H \\I 111 \I 21170 Sv.an Dr 1:\lt-:.a Vl'rdc1 C :\I lfri: \lori:Jn mJn' 11111'-l' lo rilll· & drl\ l'. hlk 11..tratl<' '.\!organ gcld1n.:. Eni.:. Wc:.tl'rn 11 14 > :Ol IUll 646·-l!J:!.8 ~I 1175 r.:IGI; Hf'frt,l!cr.a!or \\ 11·e pianos&Or9ons 8090 maker \\ '1:.h~r ti r) er. ••••••••• ••. •• ••• ••• ••. nl•w furnarl• hlo\\f'r . lronl hou:.c door"' l0tk. Small II S111d111 I pri~·hr -.,; JI G.irai:c Sak· L11.icl' nf Moc:hinery 8078 r,;;1.29.,.1 111;.i111• " Iii 111 h :s:iuu . -lii~lf.l'll ...•..•.••.••..•.•..... •·Iii '.1i81! ---- SCA!'!!\ EH. H1•,!l'Ol'\' Ill l'hn' Craft Se;.i Sk1rr. 2ft' <'hu.nnt•I w l'tyi.lJI ·~llJO. SJ•AMI. Bl'ltcr than n.cw, l'h~?·!U-.i lullv t·qu1ppcd. Cull ~ ' H1l'k Days U.12·4.352 Niles 7.c•mlh t'Olor TV w ;remol<· ti73 in:lli 1·1mtrol. Xlnt nmd. ~1;,u . !N.12 lil~ l HOME VIDEO S1\ ~YU V -CORD JI 2 hr hona· '1dl·o n· l"lrlll''" & A lJ VENT V11lt•o Hc.1m J:irgc sCft'l'n 'IVs now 111 sloC'k Sanvo rl•t.:orckr wa:. ~12li0, now S1.l'.i Sal:. 10 I l'al'1hr \'111co l:'ruducls 17 MI ,.17 M!!:ll Ct>mponenl Stereo \'SH AbbUtnl' Payments Sl51,mo. ,:; Trojan. 21· Cuh1n C1·rnsl'r'. All xlras. Fish, ~k1, Catalina or lak<•. Trlr avail Con s ider µtnrsh1p. $.'JI 0334 l!~U Trawler (1\lexundcr llowardl 35 ll. d1e~cl cni.: rchll 111 1!:176 w flybridi;c New bottom \\Or k l'IH. ::,l:!,500 111 .. 196-li62 Bcrtr:im 28' Flybridi:e rruthi:r, lwn scr e w .... m.1ny xlras. S31.000. 213-m7-60K7 ------- •SKIPJACK28'• 1976. f'lyin g brid~L· crwsc·r . sips 4. twn 2:5 HI'. 4S MPH. rull 1·le1 .. tronics, fishing Sl'l·up. fully ~quip'd. Only 1011 hrs. This boat is bdtl'I' now than when new. i!">!>·OIOO<>r 675·3222 eves. 19' Formula Runahoul. hit ·72, 105 HP. OMC. IH. OB. clean'. Try !!>45011. A \'Cry & Co 675·8900 tumtbl, i:as:-.clll'. record 2:! PENN \'AN f'br,,:h Bo~ S ii ,'\. pl.1\, !wadphoni:s &. Hun;.ibout '7 1. 250 '11'>, a 9060 m1kl· :\ta .... l\·e hutch hp lunnl'I drl\'C 72 gal ••••••••••••••••••••••• tqio· <lark wood cabmct. fuel. full cvrs. trlr. 175 ·59 21;· Excalibur. ~o 89Z·l67fi hN. Xlnl rond f,.12·21•2S rru1sei racc, 5 ha.J?s. Boats & Marine Equipmnt . •.........•..•........ 1ldyS, b4.l 5~ cv '"' knd~ VHF. knot ml.'l'r, dc!'lh. nu mtr. MJK.:!ZJ3. 1~172 &-uray. txlt ltui Ill' ---- h. 11n -..Ill' "nl ;i s 11'• lll'r flu~I "' ,i:old ::Ol:!O lkuul Ii.: ,ofa ..,,;>o ll1•1I wht•t :"I l•1ghlx1rhriod I h~hl.11111',., 1-'l mi.:' ,.:oo<11i:'> -;1•1 In'> t d\I In the alle.1· Sal :-.un H I I:!. N1ntrJCtor:. tah(I' 'J" LL"~lllEH n \CK :! ~1Clc·1----------•GeMral "' 111 • c'l:ll·nlion bat:., 1 • ~ tool hoxl'~ lor Jon~ l1l'd 9010 :'>1en:ru1~cr I O :'llu'>l J:!' ult ral11n the:.cl ;iui... st•ll.96:!:Uw k1•11h rr1rn<·<I. 1\sl..in~. :-11.r,ou. tt:iS·9:Jl7 01· • h1 ''•·• \Int l't>nd 'Jl>J iO!:I.'• l'<•u<'h. \50. ('hair \1 ut· tom.111 ::i!U ('111111•r (;rour ~.:.. Full -.11.1· c·anupy Bdrm St·I. ~;. ~Iii 11i:1 Ol'I I&:!, JO 11':'11 l'rll'l'll to !>ell II S111·dl• \II nc1i.:hll(Jrhood G;.iragt.· couch. W;i In ut '.11111 \ Sale. Cornn,1 lhghlnnd de:.k hn:1nna s drum So (•ocl C<.1:\1. Turn inland set. l\enmOl'l' "a!.ltl·r &. 11ff (;nu!.t Jlwv on dl'c tlryer. :-.iu I" & Seaward Hd Lo<ik for mueh mor1· 51>1·42!>1! 1'11::111. l~i.lnncrs, 1dl'nlll~· SXf & St;;-.: HJ 3. ::.ofa. ICI\.' in~ p.1111p.it111i:: hriu~e$ l!::oei.lt & l'hr Car)'l<'tll\~ Bargain hunter' dream ,., 1 (I Id & , d ''II'' ('Olll'h, d1•,ks, ~l·1•'y dlr, t ' ''" \( I S (II ::,, •' -rnnw rut! :\Ir; n r o l' W :1 ' , C .~I . N1ll1·c· till~ ;\lak1' nfll-r Y Sal., 101 l. 2012 1'11rl H7!J :.!:llfi 1>11nl .rn I'll\ It· mahoJ!. · 11in 1 111 ..... 1 " , t.:hr!'t ~lf~I hi i OH I :) I'\ .... l'.niv<·n.1 e, NII. llarlmr POI.I·: I.ii,: hi. ,•ml lhh \ II 1 run <11 c h c cl • Form ll'a k Itch I hi . 110-.I lloghou'lc, dll',,t:. in.: ma('h, port hra11• Gar;.iJ.!C Sale Hanvun Tn•c wl'ld t11rl'h. r.11tan l"IUl'h ·l>I · Huuncl fl1111ni.: I :ihl<' La Univ Park. in'. sun-set. \an 1e<' hox. alum '' :! 1,.,,\ 1'' I J11l11f, IX"aut d.n Oet 2. 10·2. ladder for mtr honl(" 1·111111 •hr' :.! \\ arm., · - ---clothes. planh. t \'W \I;: p I~· .., 1 7 ;, :1111 :'llOVl:-;G SALF.: llbl bed, empt'. lf.'nt. S11 mtH'h t; o I 111• n r 11 d C: ti m i:d dothl's, lawn tools. more. t'ornl' :.el'' Si.t & 1,;5 :11>x•1 r;.in~e hood, stereo, much Sun. R · JOA'.\t on' :!'11111 hp l.kxtcrou'\. ;.1so or ol r -~oyota · ;..is-o3tK 5:-il m:111 or ti3t 1187 alt 5 '" \ l 11 < k •irwkntlb .., 1 n 1qu1• run.sw1 dao;~11· l'ool 1 ullll!, Mi1cellan~s 8080 673-5631 orRJli J58:J FREE MEW ORGAN CLASSES E\1•1 y :\lonclJ\' :'1<1,i:ht lk..:10111.•1 .... 7 to x 1''1 lntt·rnwd1u11•. K I~ I' \I. •••...•................ Nt•ar nl'w rclng. :-.Int nmd . "i:ddtn~ drc!;s, :.1 I(). J·lll 5()73 or 631 UH3>1 RETIRED ACTRESS 1':11·1 w1111• Wl·l1·111r11·' will :-.ell lhc· maJ:n1f1i:P1ll Start!. Ott :irtl Chinese• CollC'l't1on of ur1 t\cll t>ll H!l:JU usu.ii l'olorcd J<.ldl!. I ml.' Hammond Orgon ~Jrmb{'rs h1p 1'1rfa11y's Ncw}l(lrl l~'lll'h lpnvalc dub l Call "Joy" Thurs- Sal, 10·4 G73 llKti J t• w c I r y . 1 1 g u rr n l"~ • & Plano Cent~r 1voncs. Cloi,,01111c. many 2854 E. Coast Hwy m1~l'. fr1 Sl'pt :llJ thru CdM Wed Ol'I 5th. St1· 1:J1.1----------t Starlin~ <il 11 A :'II. Ste Y.1!ohll'U·I> reflex ramc!ra ·l:n 1101.ll>i\V INN w tripod S30 5 wult Pace Co!>la ;\ksa C.B. li <'h hand set. l<lnt 0-L-\' 'I I' I I I conc.l SSS. 'ill Beam bot· " ,\ .\. •1 n u a tics, I Democrat, l lypewrilt•r ::'•!""1.~h Hepubhcan Sl5 each. 23 Pecan corr thl 1;..i,, 11<1 __ Fen1kr Hh111k-. i1 kcv ckl' p1.11111 ·"" F1·n(l1•r Rhndt·' prn r• '"' h comh ~1110 l!ll liX>l7 81::\uTIFLI. ~al lllll· SOil.' h~ c; f( \ '\ () I > r nld. crn.t nl•w 'I IOO, !'>ill'. S775 Ob:l 55% .....•................. 12' alum. non·stnk 5 Hr outhoard. Extra :-.. SSOO b:-.l ofr. i!il 12i!i Boats, Marine EquipmHt 9030 ............•.......... WAHTED ,\ tan\.' a s cover for a ,\\'Oil < lfrrlcrc·~I m11dC'l 1 llll'ratt Call lh1lc al 1!18 :!71r.1 *ZODIAC Port·A·Mannc lnflalahlc Hoal" ~ CnllCJ!C. C M. ( 714 )540·2070 Seen lhl• new llJyhncr'! 675-950'.} Then you'll love rn1ne.1----------:w. :-lpc; 4. hl';11I. J.(atlcy 26' Clipper sail boat, h ie Jkadv tu fo,,h or t•nusl' lines. compas:-.. nearl'.!f Call tor !ll:lra~. wo m<lllY new trlr. 1hk111S! S4200. to list. !J6:!-0li6:1 • 83.5 9317 or67.'i·Y:>09 32' 77 l';H•1•muk,·r S, F' :"kw l>.i y" 646·0551 st•llan '77 WESTSAIL :i2, Cully l'<ttup'd /\11 'frak int.ell'. Mu::il be seen. Sell or tr11dc fur smaller boat or OC real cstall' Price ju:.t rl'<IU<:l'd to M5,900. pp. b'7J..4220 3.'l' 71 <.:hns Cummamkr loaded & hkt• m•w low hrs. Day's 646 llSS l. --- 25' Welk raft Nova off t4'Flyrni:Jr. w :trlr. :.hore erwscr. '75._ Two ~ bc:-.t orrer. 35 L Ford :\T 1•1r ru1i;t·r~ 491;.KJlO 155 mph> Well cqu1p'd lor d1vtnl!. f1.,hing &safo LIDO 11 & trlr. Xlntcond • ty. Vao!>on tn uxlc trlr. No. 22110. 5975. Call I 111' John~on O n S325 S16.900 bst ofr S5G ~ l>l4·41:J5 or644-6457 Co!>t $MO. t:sed lei.:. than Autos UHd Autos, UHd !t hrs. 675<)65:! •••••.'••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jll)L \ D I \ lll#E, I Lq1 tam'I rh;11r... d11HnJ: 11r ~aml·. solid w0<wl, Hl'l 1n :MS 1454 more No offer s refused. Royal Palm. ,\pt C. t: ~I ~;1t Sun Oct l & 2. 9·.i. -21:10 Conlinl'nlal, C.M. C0tK'h s:l.J. l'h;11r '-10 gt;,..,., t~. Kraco deluxe mobile Kenmore f!:Js dryl•r g 1:> • 1 C:.B. w Po~cr mike Sfi-0. llP l'rafhm;J11 rotary Grcal Books !'Cl "100. tawnmov.er w 1•1i :1;,:?R IH2 l:l!ll liet'ft n :1.is f>:'lf -Autos, .-.ew 9100 Alltos, M•w 980C •••••••••••••••••• , -Carpeting 150 sq. yd!'\. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• coffee luhk. pknl' •11 '\1•1ghhnrhood Car;.i~e nusc. l·l.'.i :\lclody Ln C:\I Sall'. De!>ks. books. furn, 645-&l52 :\J..itehrnl( pair s· l.o\ t· ho;1l kll. l'lolhc~ I.oh ------ - -Scat~. muted floral p.11 mnr.• \II priced nJ:hl. Anl1ql.I(' 11u1ll :::i.<i. old iron tern. (!ood conll. SllXI 111 Sat !I 1 2115 Aniversary library mu!-11.' -.t..inll. l'ilir Side ltl' h:icl, Ln.:'\ptllch. llghl.A..'<l 5.)5. Port. n.,yal l>rapcs. mulcct floral -l ypewr1ll'r s.io; much palll·rn. 71 J' l11~h x 3' Big Garage Sale. Sal & m1secll . .t<!l! lleltolropc, wrrle, ;ilmosl nl•w. $300. Sun. 2231 Meyer Pl., CM. Cdl\I: SatiSun.675-5977 CdM 7S!l·9576 642·63.51. ------------1Garage Sale. Sat1Sun. Alltos, Us.d Alltos, Used furn, clothm~. dinette, ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• misc. 2192 Hur al Pl. C.M. '78 VW'S VWWAGONS '74 ~w.,.. ...................... Sl4't SuNOOI _,.O ,...., IO""'"' ltc)03 '74 411 WllfCWI ........................ $l211 Au!o , roo1 ..-, roo.o 1 llOO? '71 41 1 WllQllft ........................ s:t4'1 A 81rooto t9036 :1!~s:;111adl .................... $1111 ·10 vws ............................. st••• ··-·-·~ 'H YWS~ebaei. .................... $1411 Auto, rlldlo 1 11 ''5 VW s-r.boc:• .................... SI Ott ··-•IOltr ... Karmann Ghias vw '71 c:...-· • ....., ... _ •to10 ·nc-.. ··-·-'1010 '72C Auto . =-•-ttOtt '70C-.. 47,000--~--. ''°" Convertibles \' -------- MOVING SALE '53 Chevy l ton slake truck. air eompresi.or. dryer, color TV. ong 011 palntlngs. books. rum & misc. 1835 Whittier Ave. Unit 1"2, Costa Mesa. 548-4756 · * 1 Farnt'f. saa. New girl's bikes. mat tresses, Tupperware. an t1 q. dolls, ca rrou~1·I horse. Queen Mary furn. applian ces. cloth 1·-.. lamps, loys Many housi?hold items 110 f'ernleJf, Corona 1lc·I :\tar S;it &Sun PI.ANTS. BEDS qurcn. double. corner ,.:roup, kmst sofa bed. Color TV dinellt• bookca~<' drYt·r tab!C'S l;imps,llhpSt'h Redwood chaise loun)(cs MORI::. S305 Bruce Cr. NB Must sell now 646-578it 3 Families. severnl si.tcs of Aquariums, lots or ~ood ies. 640 Hoso; Sl, C.M. -------GOOD/BAO/& OTH t:R Beer light.a. rcrng mm· pre11sor. wtr heater. chairs. tables. crib. clot.he:s + odds·n·ends. sas Bammon. Apt e. CM. IW8-S515Sat ;Sun 10.5 Yard tale. Furn .. drapes, clothes. 16381 Fairway Ln. H.B. 846'86SSSatrSun 1()..4 Olrl'• Mees. ch rs w /11\de tbl. recliner. aolf clubs, tennls racluil.9, Barbi~ doll howla, Games, Sat hm·noon . 1933 Pt. 81.thopPl.N.B. 71 Ha~ly \I~ ail<' I mball Avo. gd. qua!. \'t'r.>' 1;d. (,00<1 {one hi mn cond S125 496-3548 ssoo 111:1 )l()f,.1 __ • _...:._ ____ - Acoustic ISO · St50. S.G. Antq. 11ho111• rcdnr Les Paul needs work " m:.i"" , "<1 nuu.., ptc<·l':. S275. 2· 12" & I:lox S75. of nr lll'W furn 581·5664 645·l537 &830 :~1:$9 ---------- CARPETING. 100 yrds. Datsun or Courier gold shag. Gd cond. ~. Cllmper Shell, SlSO. Sora . 541·8246 675-3606 like new, Sl50. 768·8494 ----·------1 IRVIHE COAST CC MEMBERSHIP $600 Marilyn Berry 640·4550 ---- FLEA MART OCT 1 & 2 11 lo s. Cu.'ltom Shop An· liques. 2138 Newport Bhd. Coslo Mesa WANTED Complete king" ~:t. be d w,pad. pillows. spread. Good cond. S75 + single matt & bxsprng Cree. Honda 90 Tratl bike. St. legal, good lransp. SIOO. Honda 50. 3 spd, Sl25. ·I' Long cust. terruri um w /bamboo stand, S60. 499-4898. -----~~~-- HOIDAS HUGE STOCK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Guess which Car Dealer is MAD because he has the world's lousiest locatlonm ,, . A NEW, HIGH PERFORMANCE, SPORTY 5 SPEEDER -THE 20051 THE DATSUN 200·SX ~ OHLY 5201?.!vas •AM/l'MSW... ·~ ... =-•1.-Ht. MllRQDIS MOTORS VOLVO & TOYOTA SPECIAL TY CARS 1'75 FIAT 124 lf7l IUICIC s,.oa COWYHTllU UG.U. COUl't 5 speed, AM /FM stereo 8 track rape & mag Wheels. (096611 J Auto.. pwr. sleer. & brakes. pwr. windows& seats, rur col'ld .. radio & vinyl tOQ. Low miles. (265HIVJ 54295 5 1895 lf7JOOOGI COLT lf74 PLYMOUTH SCAWCOUN 6 cyl. econo my, 4 s peed . r adio & automatic. Vinyl toP & heater. (871JFK}. radio. One o wne r ca r -l ike n ewt 5 1995 Sj'j95 IHtYW COM¥llT9U 1971 HOte».4 CMC 4 •Pffd. radio l air 4 9')88d, special paint cond. Super sharp! & rad io. Super gas (6669}. savert (690NJP). tt77TOYOfA coaOUA sn. CN. 1m.-....., 5 tpee d . ci r conditlontng, AM/FM Like NEWI I.ow rnllet a radio, apedal atr1pet l AM/FM ateNo. (1585~). low~, ... (515SPt.). 54495 53295 Auto Service, Parh 4 Wh.•I Drives 9550 Truclcs 9560 Vans 9570 & Acce1sori•s 9 400 ••••• • • •• ••••• •••• •• •• • ••••• •• • • •• •• ••• ••• •••. •••• ••• •• • ••• • •• • •• • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEEPS "77" 1!1'72 l'ord i':l'nnc•l111t• \ 1111 I 0 I 2 t>All Y Pll Of frida S• tember 30 1917 loat., Slips / 'Motorcycles/ Docks 9070 Scooten 91 SO ....... Soil •o•o loah , Sau •o•o lo.tt. 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J 1,s:,~1 milt·~,, t llHHl'.flJ :.! \l'Jr :!l.11011 milt• w.111.111l y UYUllah)l' hvy duty "ui.11. I Ir. pl..14 SS1001ofr. !lti3-711J7 a(t !'> 'iii Luv w ,::.hl•ll. Cu.'llum. xtnt cond 1;15-:.11>-lli 'i2 Ma1.da P ll ... ame ,,, 1·ourtl·r . :.hi. r.1111.ih (;11od l'on<I. :>l•,Ull t>l5·5970 aft 5 00 '68 Chevy If.: 1'1111 :.127, :1 spd, new ~hcll w,boot. If hl'<l, S24001bi.l ofr Sl7·K7fiM BARWICK DATSUN "·111.lu.ui l Jl'l'tr,.110 831-1375 493.3375 WE BUY CLEAN CARS & TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET ~Harbor Bl\'d. COSTAMt-:SA 546-1200 WI-: PAY TOI' DOLL.\ It FOH TOI' l 'Sl-.U C \HS 1''0HE1ti ~. DOM EbTIC • 01 CL1\SSICS If your t•ar c. extra t:k.,111 :.t.'C u ... £1r:.t BAUER BUICK 2!125 llarbor Bhd Co:.ta Ml'l:la ~79-2.'\otl TOP DOLLAR PAID 1-·on CLE,\l\ IMPORT CARS .. umml'r lu111o\kn1t.. HE<;J>;NCY MOT < Ht llU~lf'; RENTAL!-. !J:!S N. llar hor lllYU, s A. .. •531 250:1•. S6999 Copeland Mtrs 211111 E l t,I SA ~1~>8 xooo 1976FORD l·lon '66 Chev s t1•p van ALL MODELS w,·7:1Gt'yl.cn~ .• Mmpi.:.1___ _ __ ,'1UTOH llOM ES FOH RENT 1-'mrn Sl50 wk. 77fHHi 11 76GMC4X4 cvcryth1n~ i'(ood cond. WE BUY 14'xtl' bed. wmc.Jows, c,.. t r as. srnoo iofr. CJ 11 USED CARS! 645·3269; &16·76!18 We're the new t:twnolc•t ~11 N l Bakl· 7:> llcn1·ll1 Uu1 t.l'r, i:cJ tond. Sl!JO ~ fi&ll ;ift 5f';\1 120 W. WARMER, SANTA AM Shµ ;l\.itlahlt• up tu :!X' HE:'llT F1rt.'hall :!:I !->I'll 12,.l:Wfl Powt·r hu.1h onlv. JAWA, '(Int tond l ,IKK cunt Aulll ;11r <'l' Cll VIS , .1 11 l Cl , s h o 1 t I l' • Campt•1 shl'll ...;1•w .,pnk1• \\ht•l•b & I ll't'' :11.0110 mill'' :! \I JI. :!I CHHI m1h· lo\ ,11 r J 111' a\ .11 I J ti It Stepsi~ Pickup Custom paint & interior. I :>Jl('Ccl, air l'onc.J. & low m1h':-.. 1101213!11 Pnccd w ,.l'll fa!>l at Sl695 BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE dcaler..hap m the i n 111" 77 Dodi.:e Van. B20U. 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WE ARE PLEASiED TO AllllOUllCE THE ARRIVAL OF FORD'S llEW SMALL CAR ''FIEST '' EUROPE'S .· MOSTSUCCESSFUL-·· MEW CAR IN HISTORY --..... COMES TO AMERICA. IMPORTED FROM GERMANY BY THE FORD DIVISION OF FORD MOTOR COMPANY. • Front wheel traction to help even when driving on snow and ice • Quick acceleration (0·60 1n an average o f 8 8 sec. /9 . 1 sec. for Cahlomla emissions eQuipped models) • Good brakano (50-0 In an average of 3.3 sec. • Solid comerino • Exceptional stability for American freeways and turnpikes • Smooth maneuvering In urban traffic. • Excellent gasoline mileage ratings ('4e mpg highway -34 mpg city. In Call'ornla. 43 mpg highway -30 mpg city). IMMEDIATE DEUYERY **************~****** • BRAND MEW '78 F-100 l\!i Ultlal\ Uo\ lrlr·. lihl \\' l!llh <.:~1 t>-1:! UH Auto Service, Parts & Accessories 9400 •.•................••.. Iii 77 L~l'cl l\lll"ot.Jnh P;Jrt" ''911 N•> l'arkc•1 Orang<' CJll !l'J7·2UOO The la::.Lcst draw 111 lhl West .... Daily Paint Class1f1cE1\l.f>.H!-. Sale Priced-$2340 Mack. Hun-; good. Hill, WE'LL B\JY I\ T it 1': ST AT 1-; MIRACLE som1• cm pr <'XLras. OrtJ: • HUGE l .. 1VE .... TORY ownr. A..,ktn" 52500. your lorc1g1111r i·onnrJA:·t " " MAZDA/Ra.AULT " cur , puul for or not! c·,..11 <\II \lod1•lt, !'.c·w &. l ~1·d 645·0093M~s. Ca~--Safos M"r. I 111 :.!ISO lla rborBl\d.,C.M. .., .ca'>tllJ:i\Vat a I l' 645-5700 71 F ord sti c k Rh afl. BILL YATES Costa Mesa µil nel<'d, carpclet1, h1 AMC Jeep .>1 Ford ·~ T on Pkup, hat:k::., ~unroor. rt111 !> VW-PORSCHE :!5:!1 II \ltBUll BLVD "' lfalht:i.l<l. run~. 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For the I u ic ury of a windows, cruae control, • ••••••••••••••••••••••• <92:SNRS). You MUST MUST SEE!!! Mer<•edes & thu efflclon $Wlr<>OC & mel4tllk purnt. 540:5630 1011\~0\ & ,0,\ • L IN('<H N Mf R< un~ • 2626 H.UIO• ILVD COSTA MESA , • Jll'JI~" !lit" 1.11h.1li., \111\I lop "•h t·r lihl\' ~IOI • 01111 lhl ulr lfH•r ,;1'IOll fl.It; '•, lh N1't'd '68 to '71 \ \\ hu' j l \11<h I o 1 dr, .aulu butt. wtlh had or m1~""t: .. 11 \ \l • I" .\l. l' ol 11 ,.n~lnt', u .i.n~ ,.:I.! .1:1.10 ... ,1 1 .. 1111. .•.••••................ 9705 .••.•••....•........... *ALFA ROMEO 111 OR.\NCECOL~l\' ;: l l>t.:ALl·.11 ' Ri~ dl::.lOU11l :. "" .ill moocls now 111 ~t11d,' '' BEACH IMPORTS 1 848DO\t-:~'TR~:l-.l' (Nt!ar Mal·Arthur 111\ d & Jambort'P Ho.Jd 1 NEWl'OH'l' 111-:ACll 752-0900 IMW 971 2 .............•.......•. '72 IMW 2 002 11Ju1· (!:wr li8l11. $3489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAti'CE 517 !l:!.'10 li'I II \I W "llfl ', rbll &: ..,lrllll )! :\htn\ \11 ,1., ·I ~pt!. \.\I FM . .,,J ''Ith Xl11 t 1..oud. S:!7!J 5 '70 11:\IW lt7 ' "751l, lull dt l'~' lit\\ 111 tl1·::., l..;11 I l'11nd 5J7 .ll~ll CREVIER &I )I 6 HOAl>WA'I' SA1'4f4 AMA 835·3171 ll't U\.fllAAll 0111-G IUGtitC *USEDIMW's* '77 SJ01 •hpd ~'iEll '77 :®i.1 S H 177 HSh. '711:!002-1.:.pd SIR <10ll'UP 'ito '.J tr.1 I "I'S, H 572l'QM '71 .Bavo r ua auto 7KOMVG Closed On SYndoys ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & !>.Ill'::. Sen 1cc·Lca::.i11~ Roy Carver.Inc. rt oils ftoycc liM W l~IO Jaml>orce l'ic"porl R<•<1ch CHO r,111 ---- 75 Alfa Romeo '76 2002 i7 UMW 5Jol Ulacl.. BUS Spyder S spd., rJll)c .... t11d-. 13,150 mile'I i\ n ·.tl 111·•111 t y. Diucounl1.:d Sllll~l th•~ week only. <017~1%1 I vcar. l:!,01.10 mile\\ .11 r.in iy uvailahll· Copeland Mtrs 2001EhtS\5~ 11000 Bl.11 I.. 1~ tJn 1nl1·riur whh 4 !>IHI. ::.u11roof, ,\11tomJl1t· .1llo\' \1 hel•h lilau1>Unkt radio. S13,tl00. ~:,1·1·1>tiu11.tl l'O nu11J•m _4!1:159118 ( 11117) SS, 195 ROY CARVER BMW 1,,111J 11111>111<'1: Ho.111 \EWPOlt'I 11~: \t'll 640-6444 '7111:\IW 3 U Fully l'QUIP· pell + !>Un roof & 1•a!.~l'lle. S..1cr1fltc S7i ll5. ~:! Jt>!li! ,\mer ·n 11:\1 W 2002. auto, air, )>Un rt ::.1150 or b1::.l. ti7:tl~!I - Autot, Hew 9800 Auto1, Hew 9800 A&rlos, Mew 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNT~ 1 BUICK DEALER ANNOUNCES 1978 LE .SABRES & ELECTRAS PRE·VIEW SELLING UJ/,~ U/ail 1J,,f;/ t/., Jl11nounnmrnl ::Daf 1.1 ':.bric1~ 1jour rJ11w 1 78 .JJomt! ~oJa!J Bauer Buick A Division of 81uer Moton 2925 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 979-2500 Auto1, Used Autoa, UHd Autos. Used OUR COMPLETE IODYSHOP ·12 Capn, V6, auto, au l'Ond, new rarl1al11, \lnl ro 11 c1, nl'w 1,a111t , ~050 . Of r. 49S s:rn~ SEElhbga:.:.aver! MIRACLE In itreat cood1tlon• LOY ..• IS MOW OPEN BMW RESALES 1969 2002 Automdl!C, u1r cond , & AM , F M radio. A onl' owtll'I l'ar. (ZK V419 ). COSTA MESA DATSUN '71C.:...pri.4 bpd, lo m1, dt• 2MS HARBOR Bl.VD 1·0 f.tf(>. AM 1FM, air, nu 540..6410 540..021 l rue!~. S!7t.IO. U -Hlumlx•rg --------- dys 54\i-9361. ev 955.1G17 BUT THIS PRICE INCREASE!!! MAZDA/RENAULT ::!150 llarlK)f l\lvd., C.l\t. 645-5700 '64 CONVcHTIBLE l\c" pnt. & ml. AM i.FM stcr Por'>L'hl• nm~. Clt!anc~l Jround & t·o mp rt>:.tOrl.'d. Htl'k !HS 5700 '71 Cu pn 2000. 4Spd.uir. Sl250 PI'. Call !l&i-0252 41 NEW CARS '73 Karmann Ghia Coup<• 1972 IMW 2002tii '73 Q.ipri V·6 sllcl., xlnt ATTllF:OLD PlUCt:S l mmJl'ulatc. Must 8t:li Ali models now ava1la-Make orrer. fl73-1281. blc. Cull or seu us belorc · -------4 speed air cond., stereo cond. /\1r, :.unrf, stl hdl· ca'lsctte und mag wheels erl tires. Sue. $2•195. (ti2'7t'GX I 9b8 0733. --- you buy!!! Lotus 9737 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1972 2002 1973 Capri, AM /Jo'M '73EuropaT/C,31,0Wml. COSTA MESA DATSUM l'.11>M.:tll', I :.pd, Ul'l"Or xlnt cond. Snrr, IHrk. C'OU)X:' S!4oo,orr. 5Jti ti756 2845 HARBOR BLVD. $'.)500/offer. 559·4888 MISSION \'ltJO IMPOllJS 1-o••t I \I '••••"• ''"'""' ' ........ , 831 -1748 49S-1704 LeaM Hew~Used OVER 100 MERCEDES OH DISPLAY House of Imports 1\UTJIOIUZtl> MERCEDES DEALElt 6862 Maiichester. Buena Park 523-7250 On the Santa Ana Fwy. J\ulomalic "1th .ur cond. O n l' n w o e 1· l' J r . (1~11''T") 1973 BMW BAVARIA 'it Cupn, Vtl, 4 spd, u1r, _5 _40.._6'11_10_5_4_0·_0_21l_ Mcnda 9738 i\:'11,F:\I Stl'rl'O, de<·or. '73 240Z, Lo mi's. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• nA n v r A ~1 1,~ 1mmac_ S2950 1;.12.11:10:1 cond. Bestoffer. l--'L ~ l.lL \l~ ... Automatic with air ron-----Call 837-1469 art 7pm M lo ,.,,... ... Co d1llonmi:. :.tereo ca.,seUc '7J Cu1m VG. A ~I l•'M · Q r '-=di· & :.wiroof. (OOJNBZ> Huns great. Musl )>ell. '71Datson240Z. Clean. · 1973 2002 4 :.peed, :.unroo r & D e c k c r /\ M i 1'' M 077REV). 1974 3.0CSA . Coupe. Automatic, elect. sunroof & windows, leather int , luxury wheels. Siiver1 bluck. (<l&jLNTl. 1974 3.0Sia Full power, "unroor. air :SUllO/bst ofr . Call $.1200or bstofr. Call us for personahzcd 6:11 Otl28 _ __ 640_8381 Men·1:des service ,ti,; '72 C.'apn . Ii C)I. .auto, Al 280Z-197S Perf. cond. 2150 HcrbOr ll•d. le7~e 'A"W.17tbSl,C~l c·oud, 33,000 ml. SI 100. Air, AM /F'M COSS., Costa Mno 645-5700 (714)631·~5 s.i8·1404 mags, 4 spd, lo mi. Must -. -----•-----......__._ C•t --971-6 sell! Bruct: writ 956-7900 73 .RX2. 4 m door, 30,000 1972 MIZ 250 I roen bm ""'3·2591 ' m1. Xlnl cond. $18001bst .. DOOR SEDAN I ••••••••••••• •••••••• •• e VI orr. 64S·9929 .. . .ow miles, AMi FM radio. air Citroen Maseroti '68 Datsun Wagon, rw1s SUPER BUY! cond. & luxury equipped. Brown (337 MJC>. good, clean. S750. <54H'flBl $7989 015·2159 '72 'Mazda RX2 4 dr -------sedan, 4-sprl. Radials, MOTOR CARS '77 Datsun 280% AM-FM. nuns ~real. D'ELEGAHCE Automalk, mags, air $1500. dys 5312955, evs S.17 9250 cond , l'ustom inlt!rlor, 960-41.35 ---- MISSION VlfJO IMPOllfS ilor 1 I '' '••••• , .. ,... _,, ... ~-....... . 831 l /48 495.110.i Ml~SION VIE JO IM"OR r ~ ••• ' f o' ' I•••' • "'"• ,r • 831 11411 49S 1704 ·w SEL. origmul ownl•r. Xlnt car. $5850. 640-6410 '75 MB% 450SE Sunroof, t·ru!M' t·ontr11I . leather & metulhc p111111 (030541) $13,495 MIHION Vlf JO IMPOl!f S . . . . ' . -. . ....... ... -.. ·-·· SJ I I 74 8 4"5-1704 *** '66 MB 230SI':. snroof. wbllt! w /tan int. mint. best over '6.00u 67:J.2191 ---- 'G7 2:10s·L Roud stt· 1 . A~1rJo'M radio, MT. P :-. /\1C. Z tops. 673·S759 Jll 6pm 'ti:JJOOSt: Mercedt·~ 1 p.i~s convert. Bl;u·k lop, while bo<ly, reJ 111 lcno1 Huns good. Jla, oew air bags. A real NII ll't'l11r's piece. Last ol custom built cars. Ask mg SlJ.500. !711)646 85!10 or u7S-2Ui0 ask f111 Maurit·e. cond .• & leather int. Datsun 9720 rear shade & stereo Ul!JC. --.... ~8---9-7 ,,0 1972 MBZ 2!lOC, auto, A/C:. ·73 450SL Roadster, mu~L In excellent condition. ~ ...... , ens "' AM1FM. xlnt cond. Pvt sell! Xlnt cond. 2 to~ <38RKLF). 1976 2002 4 speed, air cond & !ih·n·o l'a1<srlt 1• Im muculate' 1788HJL1 1976 2002 4 spi•ed, ~unn1of. strn•u & air tond. (i :ll\PlJU 1 1976 53010 Automatic. uir rond., stereo & low mi le:.. Beige (3633) 1976 3.0Si .\ulomall(', air t·und . stcn.>o, elect. windO\\ :.. leuther int. & low mile:.. L1k1.rnew! !<N6HXU l ...••...........•...... *DRIVE A* *LITTLE ... * SAVE A LOT ~llOJ>,'v('(l\lf' \HI·: BARWICK DATSUN ..... 111.111.111 C ',1p1,lr.11111 8 31-1375 493.3375 NEWPORT DATSUN FOR THE BEST FLEET PRICES Call Jim Needham TODAY! K&I UUVESTHEl':T Nl.'ar !\laci\rthur & Jamboree Road:. SADDLEIACK 833-1300 VALLEYIMPORTS ------ 811·2040 495.4949 Autos, UHd (006SPNJ. ••••••••••••••••••••••• party. 0 14)494-7735 Sl2,000. PP. l -tl33-48lli $SAVE HOW' S SPORTS CARS ----------• loUCJht & Sold 1972 MBZ 250 MG 9742 COUPE . Luxurv ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.>qwpped with low mill•:. '711 MG M1dJ:l'l. Hun~ & is in excclknt cond1 s:ood Nu fuel & "all·r· Linn. (689G WG I Good pump, wire:. S129S. ol r selection of other MBZs ~5·ilJO COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 11ARBOR BLVD 540..64 I 0 540-02 I 3 1975DATSUH 28012+2 4 s1wed lrans., AM !FM radio, air cond., defog. ger & much, mut·h more! .Must be s<•en lo be ap preciated! t601NBli). $5788 ,Nabers Cadillac :!61)() ll.11 l111r Blvd. C.11\1.1 ~k,,1 ' 10·~ I Oil WEST GERMAN . IMPORTS __ 714/548-1186 '74 MBZ 450SE Less than lt,000 miles! Complctt? with cruise tontrol. stl•reo, pwr. wm- dow!>, rad1.1l tire:.·in ... uperb showroom conl11- tion. (142LJW I. MUST SEE!!! MISS/ON VIEJO IMPOllfS ••-•lo \I ' • ..,_. .. , ,.,o ........... ···-·-· 8311748 49Sl704 . l k ---~~-I MISSION Vlf .'0 IMPOIH S A ••lo t •• ·•' ., . ,. ·····' MGB 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83 r I 748 495· I 704 74 MGB -GT 73MIZ450SE A:\1.1"\I . raliye wtwl'I'. railyo pamt. lmmaculJlt-This car is m Mml Condi in & out (:J:l i YQt; 1 1 lion. (!1241..PX I yl.'a1, 12,000 milt: warra11 SI 1,989 tyaviulable. MOTOR CARS $3999 D'ELEGAHCE . Co~and Mtn 626W17th SA 547-92.SH :!OOL l~ lst '::JA ~ ------------ Autos, Hew HOO Autos, Mtw 9800 Auto•. Mew 9100 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. .................................................................... • 1----------1 • ..................... . HUGE USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE THIS WEEKEND (FRIDAY -SATURDAY-SUNDAY) EASY CREDIT TERMS Oii APPROVED CREDIT Ask allout our "Powertraln Plus" SenlceAgnement . TRANSPORTATION CAR CENTER SPECIALTY CAR CENTER '71 DATSUN 240Z '74 Hornet Wagon DL ·-s3699-.. =·-$2.f<ii'·--- ... .. '74 MONTE CARLO ............ .,. ,,,_. "'""' ... ..-..... ••.ti!••'"''~ ....... ""-' .. ,,,~ ··~-~···· s3499 '72 Audi 100 LS 4-DR. --·s2399-~- • ,.. 'A# 1976 Datsun 280Z·Atr cond., spokl' wheels, sll'rco ta pt• 1>h1" t•\lras' L1kl• rll'w' l'n pl~ He'll Offer Uay)> j .)!I O!H I, E\'Cntll~)> & Wt•l'kl'nti:. 673·05-11 .•...•••.....•........• NOW Avail. for delivery' Over 20 ~elect Fcrrarl''s: Dino's, Daytona ·s & Box ers. 631·05-i6 Rat ••••••••••••••••••••••• 75 FIAT SPIDEi COHVERTllU Only 18,500 miles ;, speed, wirr wheels, AM J."M stcrt'O & sut>cr sharp! 022NJ Nl. Priced to sell this wet.>kcnd nt Ml~SION VIE JO IMPOllfS ... '· \ ..... -. . ... . '"···-. dJI 1148 495·1104 Frnt 72, 124 Sport Cpt'. v<!ry mce. PP. S2175. f>46·3WO '73 128 Forced to sell 1m- med. Xlnt cond. in & out. Sl150. or ofr. s:.Ui 00.18 Honda ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrand M•w '77 HONDA Cars MAHY To Chooff Ft-om! UNIVERSITY Oldsmobile Honda Can • GMC . Trucks YOU'VE SEEM $2000 AND $2500 DISCOUNTS .• NOW SEE US ••• GET ·ouR DEAL! ~~~\' -~\ll NEW 1977 CAPRI II '~ ~'( -~~ !£.\ • ~''::t\~S~·: -~t.C \l\t:O · $ 299DM.$109MO. "';.'ff ot. Vinyl root, 4 speed, power frontp1sc brak .. , reclining bucl(et sells. fold down rear seat. protective body side mold lng1, full carpeting (Ser. #GAECTY33396) SAiT AH06UH ONl Y 10.I ...a 10.2 NOl Oll•OO on __ _, .. Paym..,I> "'"'°'"II "'°"'he on "l>P'0¥«1-Toctl CW.,._ l43t6l0 "''" , .. a IOCI 0.1...-.d f6UI il'C. .._lie.. and 1n1., ... -~•••ta~. 28SOHarborBlvd. ~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;;..1111111 .. 1111111 ........................ .. Costa Mesa ' 540·ll6-10 USED CAR SPECl•L BUYS!! 1970 Honda 600 Sedan ................................ --~~~~ .................. .. Cute as II Bug. New '1l YIGA '71 Pl.YMOUTH s:l:~V.:. 15 ~ brokes. $600. Call WAGOH DUSTBCPL "'9 "' DAITSDM. 646-7998 arter 5:30 m OO• ~II ,:..,~~..: !ft',' Ur~ .. l•dto Equlppeo Wll" pew., A g11al OU , A(J, Fri or nil day weekends. .. • H • ""°""""<-.. _...,. -....... ro"dt110 ... o. powel' '::'.~."":.~!hit(~: 8 ,. .. ftfte '~ ut ft tlOtO. MO ,. retl ., ... Inf ,...._ .... d • <•n b• you ... tl1c 0 ,..1 cat I L•e .. ""• 1111-•ll• •<t• '71 llondn 600cc, bran nu 3'30w1 •9J6U"' ""'V '"'"'°81 · ...,'""'• T•-· It.It.I ~~~~~~~·~~~-l:J~s 5986 s 1286 s I 486 sf]48 1976 Honda CVCC-4 speed & AM /FM stereo. Very clean. Pri. pty. Best Of· fer. Days 759-0844: Even- 1 n gs & W eek e n ds 673·~4. J.,,_,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '55 J XKl:f.rc $7419 MOTORCARS D'ILIGAMCI 547.9250 1977 FOii GUMA.DA ""'~'°""' lit ...... °""* -lf'O, _ .. __ , __ llU !tt & we ... (Lii. ••tl'W.ll Tflh e o• II•• •Ir 1ono1111>nlno, "'""' "'"'""' ·-........ _...,._.,_~ tlAWIQ . . I I ' Peui:Jeot ..•.•••....•..........• *PEUGEOT - B1, llhr •unh 1111 ,l)J lll•'IJ. h ll•m Ill 'IOI I.' BEACH IMPORTS l\IH l>tl\ ~. '> l'IU-.t-.T C\l Jr \l.u \rthu1 111\IJ ,\ J.1 ml1111 l'<' HOJ!l t :'.t-;\\ l'Olt'I HI-. \l'll 752-0900 .ll n. \.'i'>H' lit:! lmm.11 Hu11' /H'I I 1 ·l'I \lt"l ::.e~· & m.1kl•olr ~1!17 1'••7 Pone he ...•....•..••••••....•• SPORTS CARS Bought & Sold WEST GERMAN IMPORTS 7 14 /548-1186 1976 PORSCHE TURBO CARRERA 1 Ill 1'1-1:h·1·tric· -.lulm~ fflfll l•HV llllf1•~, lufl~• '"11111'1"''' .ill tho• 1•,tr.1·.., ,\ 111 1111111 111111l1t111n' >.4~111 I I PRICED TO SELL Nabers Cadillac ., •" I II ' HI d I ,f I \) I 11) 'If lhl SEE US FIRST! ii \ou .1n• t·11n ... 111l-rm~ h11' 111/,! or 1 ... 1,111..: ) our lll'Xl I 'nl",d\t' BILL YATES VW-PORSCHE !-Ian J uun t ·.q11!!lruno 837-4800 493-451 1 J!t76 l'ur ... c·he !112 F:. Yellow T.in. 5 'P · BI au 11 u n kl 1\ :'II· F '\t Sll•n•o l'il"t'lll', 1;; · vc>llshpll \Ito~... llr.1 J\c•i.I off1 r \..,k 101 Br} an 1~15 t:Pl7 'Ii:! 356 Super ;\1.'\\ t.•ng < lutrh. pnl \Irr) !-th:1rp, n111 u.'t ::,.12110. Ill I 2130 '67912 H•w Black Paint Koni s, olJoys. Sharp. Cleon. S6JOO. After 6 PM call 846..S 141 l'li.! :1J 1 l'orM·h1• Xlnl 1'1111!1 Sl~IO C.ill l\w,hy, :»t.> ~17!1 '76 !fl:!r;, Show rnrnn c·ond Sunro1JI, :all11\:,, Bl.1upunl..t t'a"s 17 ooo 1111 L111\l•rl'•I '1url" ~1 1 ooo l-'1 rm i:l 1 "i:!:ll till 1'11r H11.1d't 1·r. good m1·1h ,.,;l:!.">lt il lf.llOlifi 1976 Ponche 9 12 Ch1>t olJtc bro" n ,.,. h'l'lur . ..,11nro<1f ~ low lrll ll'' ( 'IO:J'\ X \ I Bill YATES VW-PORSCHE San Juan t'ap1~trano 8 37-4800493.4511 70 Porsche 914 Nrwly rrlnnlt t•n1.1mc, 5 :,pd, 1\:\I FM H track I year, 12.000 milt' warrun· ly DHlrlJblt• C6tl9BU EJ Sll99 CopeJond Mtro 2001 Jo: t st SA !i5/l8000 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orilll&C County's ncwc~l Re.naull dPaler. Mlraclc Malda1 RcnalJll, hu Just r~eh cd its new C'ar. Our introduttory otrer ts a 1''REE l\M/FM stereo with any new cat purchase. Come to Mira· cle where we make buy· ing a car u pleas ur1·not cboret MIRACLE Mada/Renault 2.J.SO.Htrbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 645-5700 BRAND NEW 1978 CAMARO Immediate Delivery Fully equipped. ·Ski5J i . ·~·J -r tax. 39 mos 0 E L. Cap cost $5973 Lease end value $3350 Inception cost. $300 1st mo pmt s 123 38 + $ 104 he. Total or penodrc pmts. $48 11 82 On approved credit "O.. ...... at ..... v ............ .. CONNELi.: CHEVROnEI .· 2828 Hamor Blvd., Costa Mes~ 1714) 546-1200 '6'1 BUG Nt•w pa111l, lire:.. brake:. sm:; S.111 2009 --------9772 •........•.•.•......... BEFORE YOU SELL YOUR VOLVO, Sec u.c; for a top dollar esl1matc• MARQUIS VOLVO MISSION VlEJO 831-2880 495-1210 ---- ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO Inn '72 lG-10 Travel All. EXCLUSIVl::LYVOLVO l·u-.lom V·8. auto. arr. Largci.l VolvoIJeull'r I'S, P ;B, root rack. inOrangcCounty! AM F:-01. new tires. BUY or LEAS!-: br<ikc:.. enR. 01·<>rhaul. DlRl::CT Trlr pk ~. 41.000 mr. ~~~~ ~.~~:::::: ...... !!~.~ 2025 S M hest 1971 C1rl·ml111 , air. 33.<>M · anc ef ml, J:fl(Jd lUntJ. $1900, Anaheim 750-2011 :tts KtiX!> ------Volvo Pl800, 'ti2. xlnt. '70 Amli.1~.., .. 111or SST Sl.1· lx·autilul. :\lui.l :.ell! Ul·~t tum "'·•l.!1111, K p ..... s. A C orrl•r ·l~H 1m:n rall10 .• ill xtrJ~. 011 .. --Ownl•r ~.110t1 mtlt•s Tu11 '7ti Voll'O :!12. air, i\~. F:\1 t·ond $1~00. 6i:i.ll.l75 i;tcn •o l'ass, sunroof - Llo.:•J<:l'. 5.12 528 1 __ Buick 99'10 · 7.t St a. \\' J:! n \ t1 lo. • •••• •' •• •• • •• • •• • • •• • • /\;\l F ;\I, xlnt ctJnd. lkst · 7 7 Hf:(;/\ L C nu pl'. orrcr. 530·9!179 <,1l1t•r .... 1\l·r. n•d int. all I ' ' fJc 1·\l r:1s. Ut r. J);i,-,. Autos, Hew 9800 AAltos, Mew 9100 Autos. New 9800 Autos, Hew 9800Autos, Mew 9800Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 ~11 i:ll.!.I. e,·c ... & \\kml •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5.Si 31~~ Continental Mark V 1978' S •••• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! MARK Y -LINCOLN -MERCURY We have received special permission by the factory to give immediate delivery on all our '78 Lincoln and Mercury models (Zephyr excepted). Come in today and get a brand new '78; -o~ if you prefer a '77 at a greatly reduced .price. See us today. LUXURY USED CAR SPECIALS 1975 T·BIRD Full power. factory arr, low miles. Real nice car. Look this one over. Lie. f706NPO. SEE IT TODAY 1974 LINCOLN 2 Door, hardtoi:>. light green fn«llllc. loaded. Loaded. Loaded. (350LUV). We priced this beauty to sell today at s4999 1977 MARK V The All New 8111 Blass for 77. Thie beauty even has a mooo roof. All the Toys! #729RSC. EXTRA NICE 197 4 LINCOLN .c Coor. Sedan. The Ultimate In Luxury. eeet<JC. This Sedan Is pure Road Car. '5166 1975 MARK IV White with white landau and ltPSltck & white luxury· group. 38.000 miles. New Rubber. (495LIOJ. Yours for only sal 66 1973 LINCOLN Would~ beheve a 28.000 miles one owner Town· car. Stk. 4301.tA r~ County's Oldest Llncoln-Merc:ury Dealerslilp f FINANCING ~VAll;AIL~ ....... f I • . ·WE LE.ASE ALI; MAKES ' ·71 Rn 1i:r.1. full pow1•r w,a1r,ci.tra rll'::rn Sl,3'..I.>. 840-4167 1968 R1v1era Buick Sl500. l Good concl ;)JI; lii56 --~ ~~~ 'i6 Hei:.il. \' &. 2 dr. P S. P B .. \ t.:. P , W .• \'.\I F\l ster<'<> 1; top l::i-11! mp; Xlntcond. ~iOO!UJ 370:1 ·74 La Sabre 4·dr. all pv. r, /\~1 -f'.\f Sll'rl'O. Ori~ owner. Xlnt concl. S!XllO. 8-lfi fi393 C\ S Cadillac 99 I 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '&8 Cadillac LIMOUSINE <WV:\fSO). $3489 MOTORCARS D'ELEGANCE ~17 92:•0 -~~ -~-- ' j ti Sc\ •Ill'. "hl blue mt, ll:rnll'"· loaded, only 9000 rni Fr rsl ~10,500. lakl"i f>lfl·H208 ----- 74 CADILLAC ELDORADO Black on black. All the extras. Ser. f 11338) S4989 MOTORCARS D'ELEGAHCE 626 W17th SA S47·92SO '66 Coupe de Ville. gOO<t transp. S235. 67~195 (art 9<1m. bef. 8pm) 75CADILLAC LIMOUSINE Has Everything. Just like new .. (3430> $SAVES MOTORCAR D'ELEGANCE 626 W 17th SA 547-9250 '76 El Dorado. Must sell. SIWOOor best offer. Lo m1. AJI xtras. 5 yr wmty. 644-4MS '78 Seville, leather, lite eokl1brown exter .. 19.000 mi. Day ,eves, 640-7314 '73 Sedan De Ville. Im· mac. 40,000 ml. Orig owner. All access. Mui.t see to appreclate . 6'12·7273 '77 SEVILLE Blk on Blk. F\llly equip'd. 8500 mi. Wire rims 4' sunroof Sl3,SOO. 636·7328 or 5.16-2821 '78 EL. DORADO F\.llly equlp'd. 85000 ml. 11995 . M·F days: 558-1313, eves & wknds. 492.e990 '76 SeVllle, xlnt cond. Lo rnilea&et. CtU87M281. '78 Sevlll•, m int cond. Ltatber1 em;fm stereo. Mak OfJct.M0-7314 • '74 £1dondo, Loaded, uc. ~. Onel'. Day, <2U> XUUl !xl 1376; Evea, •kada ('710 ~ , --·-- Avto •• Uu·d ~A.wto•. u •• d Awto•. u •• d Awtoa, Uud Awtoa, Uatd Autoa. Uaed Frldav SeDlembe 30 19n •JR . • • • • • • • •••••••••••• • •. • • •••• •. • •• •. • •••• • • • •. • • •• • • • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • ••••••• • r DAU .. V PlLOT .-:~~ .......... !~•I• ~~~ ........ !!.~~ ~~ .......... !!.~~ ~!~-:'!! .......... !!.~~ ~.~~ ....... !!.~~ ~~ .............. !!.~~ ~.°.':.~~~ ........... ~.~!:~·~········· ~~!·.~~~~ ..•••...... 'H ll C...U. n M1m1uh llruu11h11111 '71 l\IUlfl'ANO MACH I OLDS 11110 Cutla11 '74 Plnt.o Wa1on. 4 1pd, Plymouth 9t6G '-Hee 9965 ~ 9970 ft..l-'be u,u llllA l''1\' Wbl, v1 n to11 Auto. I' IJ, 1• S. P /W, Supreme. FM atureo. 33,000 ml, AM /FM 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 °"1 f'S lA••llh'tl l\M t"M •tt'n·u lupc, AC Gd c:oncJ Onll and tape, power, air. track aleroo, good con<l llS Plymouth Fury 4 dr, '68 Uonnevllle . New btkb, '72T U1rd Full 1>~r. 011 i; Cad.11 i;;.: :'\.,,, .. 11•11011 w1ti;1111," ~rw1c nmt ull P"r lll ownr Uloa34:, &u·48llartn. $1950.546·2200 rurus &ood, new palnl. llrea . Good cond ownr Xlnll'Ond I ac ••·•••. 11•1tlt 111c 1h·c "'hi. ll•l·l 1u1t., Mukt· - -. . "125.963·4108eve11 -.:IO/bllotr 8313647 $2500 S..t239117 'I u I "'Ind".. 'I :I' ulr ~ 7707 chi. ·1;u Mu•tun.. Xlut l'ClOd. '84 CuUa111, small ena. 73 Ptnlo Squire Wan 4 • • -. ~WI Mwtt..a ttl" $1200 l1rm 541l K210 Gauaver Nullrcs,runa cyl, AM·FJ\l ra~lo. Very r...tiec 9961 1960 Pontiac, a.d. body. ltl77 T·81ni. loadt'Ci, full -••••• ~.: • d11)ao jlood. Nlc:e In & oul. $375 clean. S1200. 845 :!929 •••••••••••••••••••••••, lnl nu Urn realorublo pwr, moon root. quac.l \1ithhu I I 'cir 1111 II"' II ••••••• •••••• ••••••••• . -546·1515 • p "" roMTIAC w,' not runnl~g 1131 1094 tape, tux int, 11.300 Oii ~e:w p>11nt, o111 , I' HI',!-> \h1~lo11111 1~1 \II, 111111 .11r liH\lu,tJnl! nKI ll~j.,o\cr ------76 Into Deluxe W!l~ ' • -S'IOOO 640.~ x21T d:r~. I' l'h "~uo Mh lltAI "ll 11'11 I llW 1\1'1 1•111111 .. 111 l->4,•1· ,ll 1511) I IJ~l·n r1nto 9957 Full pwr. AT & A <;. Areblrd Fon.do ·~ F1robmi 400. AM l:''M b/3-2007 UYt!8 'wltndil. USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE 1111111 '.\l:ioo l'I' hlJ 1~ llJ l \1 ':!ti I\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• om/fm cu~b ~11 l1ru& ONLY 19,636 mllea. tupe. Air, pis, p/b. Call Chry.t.r 9925 , . n Pinto, I i.ixl. 4 tyl. SPort Pnme cond mJO. Call Automatk, hit whet.·I. air S49-3l41. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, \tu.lull!( II \Juell I ••i \lu'I 2811 :Js11 I S, t'pc, UH~rsltcd lircs. 8 540·4106 or all 5 pm, cond., p\!lr. wmdowa, -------_ y_,.. '974 (.'hn•h·r lkrnl lull hl11~11 1\ulo lt>J1l1 •I Xlnl l'U11tl 1' II 'l uallll'll track. $1.200 \·cry i.;ood 643-5481. rallye whccl11 & ull lhtt 71 LeMans, full pwr, u1r, ••••••••••••••••••••••• w11h tri.11, h'>t 11tr st1 .. q1 !>1110.1111 llbllll2111 cond SS7l!Ja7 ,.. l 11 1 -dl -t 1 ;--7& utru. UcJd ahorp! i:oodrwmmgcond. VIGA'76 ~""' cr.w17 '"'·' 1•1., . iuus ae mme II e Y " (S35REN ) 548-~ LU.TCHl"'CK , .. ""' .,... .. ·• • 1:11 MUbTANO V8 uulo '72 Pini.<> 25 MPG now Pinto, full loaded, V-6. 55' 481 ...,.. ,.. Con•tt~ 9932 PS. )llfJ.J UI l)t·,l oll l'h Oldsmobile 9955 clutch xlnl cond 1$1275 Like new. $2995. Bruce, '69 PoollQC LeMans 5Speedlrans .• r<1dio,eh'. 0.-..,. County'• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111.. 1107 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960-3200 . ~ 7S41 waeon. A/C, radio, blr. Only eleven mile:.! • S.•llt. Center - - ------Nabers' &5. 1142.73119 <1»40R~L>Y $3495 CORVETIES 71 ;\lu11t11ni: coup• \ulo '760LDST·Top '72 Ptnlo Runllboul. Xlnl '73Prnlo.41>pc.l. " 1976 CADILLAC I' " l' II l'!OOll Cutlou SuP"m• cond. Auto' A/C. rod111, J6X'.t1JOO mi ,:;2 3:! M36PCi '68 Le Mans. Good cond. Dove & QuaU St.II. CHOICE OF 11 i .. u 12Y.I Jlas all tnc optmns, low Vmyltop.S1S75.673-7T...!t ntconu.11110 J Cadillac. Ca~1'1~~~c1,radlo,aut,o. NEW1:,~,,R.0T11~EACH COUPE DEVILLES mileage & 1:. cxcclhmt .,.,.,....,.. ....., " l..e~~~~C1t~~~o~·ro .. ~1rc1 1969 THRU 1977 ~5.c~1~~l:i;ngg~~· n~uS:. lhruoul C.Ufl400J '74 station wgn, 4·apd. i:d Ptymouth 9960 1<•00 H.irtw1 BlvJ . Thunderbird-9970 -. ___ .:.._ __ _ 4 i.pt:cdi. & l\ulomatks body work. S500 &IS 3173 OML y SSl9 S ga~. xlnl cond. $11150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.ol\I,\ Mc"' S 10,1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 73 GT Vea:a Wagon, u11 . ::~c~::low~~9JPfL1 OrancpCounty's SADDLEIACK Laura9689107or968·91lll '70 Duster. 6 C\I 3 s1>d ... '77 T·B d I 500 . good llre11, xlnt cone.I. $7288 LorC)fft & FinHt '70 MUSTANG 302 uuto, VALLEY IMPORTS 75 1'111to Runabout, xlnl wide llrei. & , ma.:s, new c~~ ~aor~:nty w~:: S1500/offerS48·7455afi5 Selection uar, mag whb SI ljO 831 •2040 495_4949 t·on1l M7 4902 aft 8 pm SllOO/bet otr 5'16·~M64 an For ~a le two Pontiac·~; ·so air. sell or trcl for 2·3 yr '73 Vega Wag. R&ll, auto, J:o:Z FINANCING 673·365Ht!v<'" 1Akda)~. anyllme wknda 6. two dr, and '!)() four dr lux car 759·17~ air cond, very c lean. \.\I': u: \St-: Awtos, Hew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos, Mew 9100 Autos. Hew 9800 tm 9110 dyJ, 842.2090 Autos, Mew 9100 ~~519°1·784v9!,5._1 76z da):-.. 1975 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLES 16 To (;hoo:,e From> Loodt•d, choice of lcalhc• .. 1 cloth tnleriors &. ull po\l.cr extras 187-INJL) l'nced as low u11 HO~ ~~'(;"i~.!~"rolet ••••••• ••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• • •••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cv~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• _.....,. ____ .... ____ _ $5788 1974 CADILLAC SEOAH DEVILLE$ 14 To Choo:.c 1-·rom I 1-ully equipped & most \\Ith a II power option~ «l250053J. Pnced w1 low $4788 1973 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILUS c:i To <;hooi.e From) \II the dC'luxe extra' 111219027). Priet•d a:. low .... $3888 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE Full power. \'in) I top, ~tt•roo. tilt wnccl & \er~ • kan. llblt'XW> $2388 • ov1-:n 1so (/t \f.ITY CMlS TO~t-:t.l';cr l-HO\I Nabers Cadillac ~hi><> I l.11 h111 Blvd ( •J\l,1 Mt•\.I Sl().'.)1()0 l>m •· & (}u.1 II St rt•l•t 'I "11.\\'l'Olt I BE \Cll 833-0555 ·corvcu,. 11., T top, <111 power, Lill \\I F\I i.tc•rco 11111 ~111111\ 11·!1 lcalh, l:! u 1111 ;;,1 :!:1112 1977 CORVETTE T-TOP 0 N L \' :! H 1111 111 ti t"L ,\utomJtll . ,11·rc1 w.ta11t.·, air nmd, 11\\r wmdu"'' ,\: door liwk-.. lc·alhcr 111tcrio1 • nu1:.c enntrol. raek, l'lC Ah'lolutclv 'h""'room fresh SAVE NOW! «1317311) PRICED TO SELL Nabers Cadillac _'1,1 Ill I l.11h111 Olvtl ( •• ,1.1 ,\1,, I-; Ill •JJOO '64 Fu11tback. auto All on.: 327 I'S, l'W, AM· l"'.\1 Wht SMIJO. t> 14·64:17 COU!Jar 9 9 3 3 ....................... 1975 MERCURY COUGAR Uni) 13.llOO miles . Complcl•· w crwsc con· trol, !.phl &l'Uls & rull)' "'hl'l'b In l''<l'ellcnl con. tl1t1on. U121U'DJ. MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS 4 0,,, l ' \ ,1 I ... ~·•• '''0• .,,_.. . ..... -• 831 1148 495 1704 '7:1 Sedan de Ville, orig Ford 9940 owner, lx'low wtlolcsale. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~IOO. 494-0706 74ELDOAADO CONVERTIBLE \\'tute on wh.lte. Lo:ull'rl 1111339) S7289 MOTORCAR D'ELEGAHCE h26 W 17lh SA, 547 ·9250 1973 CADILLAC SEDAM DEVILLE ~ ul ly louded -exlru 'harp! <774SER). Price hJ~ now heen reduced lo OMLY $3195 BILL YATES VW.PORSCHE San Juan Cap111lrano 837·4800 493-4511 l••• • ., •••• '" "•"' ~ ,, •• .,., 4th.-.flll•A"9•C.•tttt-• , ....... 1973FOAD PIHTOWAGOM Automatel· trumim 1s~lon Re,1l1>hurp! C058llSX) $1895 BILL YA.TES VW-PORSCHE Sun Juan Capistrano 837-4800 493·45 I I ·n t:dV, xlnl cond. Fully lnaded ltud1als. musl i.d l ,t~t orr. 536 21.56 --------11967 Ford CuslDm 500. PS. NEVER HAS THERE BEEN A BETTER TIME TO PURCHASE A BAUER BUICK THAN .... ..... NOW!· DISCOUNTS UPTO BRAND NEW 1977 BUICK CENTURY CHOOSE FROM THESE NEW REGALS I 77RtplStd.1s.r.7•1a) ......... '600311 Comaro 9917 PB, good tron11p cor, S42S ••••••••• ••••••••• •••• • or ofr. 892·2488 afl 6 $2'300 77 ltgll w (S..72A2) ••••••••• '621r' 71 lqll W. (5".154 I) •••• •• ••• '8311" 1973 CHEVY CAMARO Ford.,xJ.. '69, 2dr. 52M mi. f rom Factory Window Sticker FROM 15296 .. . ~J~.~~!·b~l~·1~r:,~~ ·~----(•Se•r•.4•6•9•10•7•)•(•St•oc•k .. 72•7•6•) .............. 'S•e•r.•4•8•1•8•4•)•(S•tk•.•7•5•2•0•) .... wlllllti-.......................... • ................................. . '77 ltpl .... (Ser.7610),.: •••••• '6269" 71 ..... w (S:7612) ••••••••• '1431° 71 ltpl w (Slr.7115) ••••••••• '6548" '17 ltpl w. (Ser.1142) ••••••••• '6508" With a utomatic trans Hunsireal! (717HXNJ. S1100. 752 6567 Sale Prfud-$2885 '65 LTD, p e r f e c l MIRACLE lr.rnsporLat1on. Many MAZDA/RENAULT xtras. S450. 640-2522 21$0 Harbor Blvd., C M. ,_m_o_m_i_n..;;;.a.s _____ _ 645-5700 '61 Ford. good lransp cur. 77-ca LT T T bl Run., g reat. SJM. Call maro· • op, u 979·1858. met. whte lnl. A /C, ----'1----- AM/FM. car cover, '74CTD,4·dr,V-8,allpwr, S.SOOO. 493-0439 A1t'. vin rf. Xlnt cond. ;70-C XI t d makeorr. 751-5791 amaro. n con . --------- Low ml on n ew e ng. '72 LTD Wgn. Ill ml but Sl800. Eves 495·4872 or xlra ctn. Nu tires, ball, &19-40'JO brka. tran1, tune-up. CheYl"Olet 9920 SllOO. 644-0591 BRAND NEW '77 BUICK CENTURY COUPE Fully 9qUlpped, air conditioning, power •tHring, power btoku, tinhld ekm, bud<•• 5e<Jh, console, 011to. trans., tilt whHI, Dix. wheel covers, custom interior etc. (Stit .• 7400) (Ser.135293) s5479 BRAND NEW '77 BUICK ELECTRA LIMITED COUPE AM.fM 1tereo, power eeot, air conditioning, londou top, cruise control, tilt wti.il, chrome wheels. (Ser.572067) (Stk.nOS) ~ Svgvested Stldlw ~c• ••••••••••••• $t464.15 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Llncolll ,, .. , '75 Han:ta. 2+2 V-8. A/C, •••••••!••••••••••••••• radio, New tires & brks. 1972 Mark IV, like new, ........ _________________________ .. __ .. __ _. .. _______________ .... _ ..................... _____ • S ilver w/maroon Int. only 19,000 ml, call X Int cond. L o mi. 673-es90or 5411.7979 640-508G,evt548--090S Maverick 9947 '75 Monte Cerlo Spl Cpe. • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Air, tit. whJ, PB, PS, AM '70 Maverick, 65,000 ml'a. FM 1tereo, wht walls. IBS(). Xlnt runntna c:ond. Auuine lease. P Ca llSS1·5428 835..,., . ; '73 Maverick. A/C1 P /8, 73 MonteCatlo,1tr.P/S new 1hocll1{ bukH, P IS. t.a.Pe deck, sz:zso. o tires. ae.ooo m • NS-2384 offer. OR '11 buster, 1lr, A ttlO tuw, '2000-orotfet. 131·1041 • ..,, Malibu Cl111lc, 1Uver 2 dr, vlftYl roof, AM /FM, PI , P /8, A /C, $?795. 7S2.m1 SPECIALl LOOK AT THIS 1977 BUICK RIV,IERA Oofd Astroroof, aunroof, power 6-woy MOt, ~ tNnlc release, outo • .a.ct, c$oor locb. tinted glo111...~ wheel .. outo. air eoMitfofMng. IW!ttr, klndou ~ ...... ..... (Ser. 4''10,, (Sftt.7276) ~ h ...................... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $11,W.U DISCOUNTED s2soo - . I L~ 1977 FABULOUS SAVINGS OM ALL REMAINING 1977 CHRYSLER· PLYMOUTHS PLUS ALL 1977 DEMONSTRATORS ·ON SALE THIS WEEKEND LEASE '78 MODELS SA VE HOW IY LEASUifG THE ALL HEW •77 CHRYSLER OR PL YMOU1H OR AMY NEW MAKE CAR. TRUCK OR VAN DIRECT. LOW COMPEllllYE RA TES ••• FOR INFORMA TIOH AND PRICES CALL PAUL DEFAlllS ••• 546-1934. G\ANT 175 .FORD ELITE V-8. automatic. air conditioning. Power steering. p0wer brakeS. radio, vinyl roof. ('496SLA) '1291 '11 CHRYSLER CORDOl.A . V-8. autOfnltic, air conditioning, PoWer at"'1no. · power bnlkee. power windows, AM'FM redlo, heattr, whitewall tires, vlnyt roof. (841RNF) '1395. FOl FLEET SALES INFORMATION, CALL: P .AUL DEFAlllS. 546-1934 . '76 CHEVY CHEV ELLE 4 speed, air conditioning. AM/FM radio. rallye wheels, bucket seat& (841NOQJ '2291 f ' '74 FORD WAGON v..e. automatic, air conditioning, PoW8t lfMrfl'Q, power brake•. radio, heater, whitewall tlrea. (574NZE> • ... s75 OVER FA ON ALL REMACIJNORY INVOICE"' '77 VO ING: ·n vottRE 2 DOORS '77 Pl YM~~: DOORS Ho GUESswOI«. H FURIES *Does not I INVOICES ON fH Preparation nclude factory lricen11 E WINoows . ves. 2% holdback. Or n ~--~P=lll ew car '74 MERCURY 'COU5.Al V-8, automatic. air oolldltionlng, power steering. power brakes, AM/FM stereo radio. heater. whitewall tlret. vinyl roof, bucket aeats. (519LOV} '3191 177 PLYMOUTH VOL.All v.a. automatlo. elr conditioning, SlOW9f' st-"no. pawer bral<-. radio. heater. vtnyt roof. (870RSV) .94091 174 PONTIAC ,._,_ v.e. IUtomatfc. lir conditioning. l)OW9I' ""'1no. power br8k•, AM/FM stereo with tape radio, heater. vtnyt roof. C337LW0) '74 CHEVY MONTE CARLO V-8. automatic. a•r conditioning. pawer steering, power brakes. radio, heater, wtiltewall lires. vlnyt roor. (369SWTl '2895 '74 CHEVY IMPALA v.a. eutontlc. air conditioning, ~ 8telrlng. pawer brakes. radio, heater. wtlltewall tires. (08l.<111 •2111 '7 6 PLYMOU'IR FURY v.a. ait~lc. air conditioning. oower steettno. power brakes, racffo. heater, whitewall tlr-. vlny'l roof. (023RBI) Huntington Bea~h Fountain Valley F:OITION VOL. 70 NO 173, 4 SECTIONS, .46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks ,. ' TEN CENTS Hijackers Free lie DivingD~ks Dolly Pilot PMto by Goty AtnlW• .. This s mall huat uppcurs to ha"e s een twt- t<'I' cla~ s ~llong the Or:.ingt• Coast. Rut the~~ clucks ">L'l'nl to ha\'e a lot g1)1ng for tht·m. right now Do you suppose lhey are diving for trci..lsure from the swamped boar• ~othing so romantic. rn <Jll prob- ability. A square meal would be more like it. HB Handles Mock Attack 'Pretty Well' Ry ARTH UR R. VINSEL Ol llM D•ll• P•IOl Sl•ll Thursday T1ml'. 8 15 a m a Re<! Alert warnin~ of 1mpcnd1ng Soviet nu('l(•ar ~ttack on America is mon1torcd 1n SH255 . the Emt·r~£·nn C<1mrri<ind ancf Con trol C:C'nlt'r 1n the lluntingt11n Be;.il'h <.:1v1r Ct•ntt•r ba,ement T1m1• Ii ~>~> " m ;\;ul'IC'<ir :-.tnl.c.·s hit 1::1 Toro ,\1CAS and March A~'U, the We"l Coa-.t's principal incoming and outgoing point for military air traffic. Time, !J a .m Nuclear Detonations <NUDETS> unleash a firestorm of dC'vastation over Long Beach, its Naval Shipyard and the industrial complex sur- rounding Manhattan Beach and the Los Angele'> County South Bay region Grimly. Huntington Beach D1re<'lor of Civtl Defense and F.mcrgency St-rv1ces George W Thydcn sup<·rvi:-c•c; as!>igned city pl'rsonnC'l n •porting to SB2SS. a cool. nuorcscent h~hled room. A cloud of radioactive fallout lravehng at 15 miles per hour drifts toward the city of 160,000 and lhe millions more souls who hve in the Southland. Fires ar<' raging everywhere. water system., are -;everely damaged, secondar) explo!-.1ons are transrorminj:( the Seal lleach Naval Weupons Station into an inferno and hospitals arc jammed with the seared. maimed and hy'>terical Oil wells and nil storage tanks are blazing hke torches and looters run rampant in the ' streets of the city . . It was only a drill, but Hunt- ington Beach Civil Defense chief Thyden firmly believes the scenario he can bring to chilling life 1n movie.accompanied lec- turl's can happen ISee A'M'ACK, Page A2) Talks Negotiated UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. <AP> Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance holds talks today with Foreign Minis ters And~I A. Gromyko of the Soviet Union and Moshe Dayan or lsrael in an ef- fort to convene a new Mideast peace conference. Officials from lhe Soviet Union are being briefed regularly by high-level Carter adminilitration officials on prospects for Arab-Israeli ne1oliallons. HB Officials Party Called 'Improper' By ROBERT BARKER Ol IM~"' '°llot ~~H The propriety of a cocktail par- ty put on by the Huntington Beach Company last weekend in San Francisco for Huntignton Hea<.'h city officials has been questioned by a local leader. Mark Porter, president of the llOME Council. said that the cocktail and hor!> d'oeuvres par- ty at the Hyatt Hotel in San Fran- Judge Drops Three Norton Perjury Raps Orange County Superior Court Judge Mason Fenlon today di!>- m issed three charges brought against political activist Loran Norton in the Grand Jury indict- ment last March. As a result. Norton must answer to only £our of the seven perjury-related charges included in the indictment. Jud~e Fenton agreed with de- fense lawyer James Riddell that the alle~ahons in lhe three d1s- m isse<J counts were vague and un<.'ertain. Riddett argued that his client <'ould not answer those charges beC'ause ()f the vagueness and their failure to specify criminal acLo;, T hrown out as a result of Judge Fenton's decision was one count accusing Norton of soliciting a onttime friend Gary Newm!!yer to commit perjury. Also discarded was an accusa- tion that charged Norton with fraudulently attempting to entice Newmeyer to lie to the grand jury. Tbe third dismissed charge ac- cuaed Norton pf making false statements to Newmeyer with the intent to influence his testimony. Grand j ury transcripts of teslimony leadin& to Norton's In- dictment show that Newmeyer carried tepe recorders on hiii body to record his conversations with Norton beCore both men were scheduled to appear before the Grand Jary. Those appearances came midway thrwah. ln lnvtsU11Uon into Orange County polltlcal pracll~es tbat centered on Coun· ty Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. cisco smacked of being im- proper "This appears lo be another ex a mp le of behind· the-scenes lob bying efforts being conducted by large landowners such as the Huntington Beach Company, · Porter said. Stan Young, general manager of the Huntington Beach Com- pany, wai. away from his office Thursday but Vice President Jerry Shea said the party was nothing U)Qre than a courtesy event. "It was just a social affair that we hold nearly every year at the time of the California League of Cities convention.·· be said. ·•we didn't do any business and we didn't do any lobbyini. M05t or the conversation was gene ral talk such as how was your night and things like that. .. he said. Fourteen officials from the city were reported to be attending the League convention Sunday through this past Wednesday. Most of them were reported to be present at the two·hour party Sunday evening hosted by the land Investment company. lncluded In the list of party at- tendees was a majority of lhe ci - ty council Mayor Ron Pat- tinson. Harriett Wieder. T~d Bartlett and Norma Gibbs. A majority of the planning commission also was said to have made an appearance at lhe <See PARTY, Page/\%) M<UfkedMan RobB Valley Bowling All,ey DACCA, Bangladesh <AP> HiJackers holding a Japan Air Lines DC8 jet released four more hostages today as Japanese of ficials rounded up prisoners in ,Japan and S6 miJlion lo meet the lt'rrorists' ransom demands Bangladesh l-'ore1Hn Secretary Dobrak1 Hussain said ncgot1a- llons were going well But other officials said the five gunmen were lo(rowing irritahle and short· l('mpered in the third day of the ~1cge and were communicallng less "ilh the outside. Thes e 0Hic1als also said the terrons~ had not been told that one of their demands would not be fully met three of the nine prisoners 1n Japane:-.c 1a1b. whose freedom the hijackers de· manded have refused the offer to leave. Japanese officials said the ransom ni~hl Saturday would ar r1\'e here more than sevl•n hour-. after the hijackers · latest deadline and would carr} no more than :-.ix of the r11·1soncrs. The Bangladesh officials s aid it wru. not known whether the h1 Jackers, said lo bf' members of the ullraleftis l J apanese Red Army, were willing lo extend their deadline once again The American hostages arc banker John Gabriel and his wife of Montebello, Calif ; former California Assemblyman Walter Karabian of Monterey Park. and these others nol further den tified Eric Weiss, Mr J Caldwell. Mr. Altere1os, Mr G Sands. Mr T Phalen. Mr. J Chunce and Mr. W McLean Karabian 's wife. former Hollywood actress Carole Wells Karabian. and an American named K. Krueger were released Thursday. The latest hosla&e release brougJit to nine the number of passenJers freed since the plane was setied Wednesday. All four P•S$engers freed today a .Japanese woman, an Indonesian \\Oman and an Egyptian couplt' were ill. The five masked terrorist~. who htjacked the Japan Air Line:- * * * Huntington Bank Owner Held Hostage John Gabriel, of Montebello. a hostage of terrorists who hi jacked a Japan Airlines airplane earlier this week. is the owner or a bank In Huntington Beach. Chamber or Co mmerce M ana~er Ralph Kiser ~aid that Gabriel opened the Garfield Bank nearly two years ago at the corner of Garfield A venue and Magnolia Street, just across the boundary from Fountain Valley Kiser said that Gabriel, who is u member <1f the local chamber of commerce, is in the process or developing a shoppln~ center on the stiven acres of properaty that he owns . Darrell Ward, a retired Hunt- in,ton Beach funeral director, is a long·time friend of Gabriel. They became acquainted when both were active In Rotary clubs ln lhe East Los Angeles area nearly 25 years ago. "John is a very lovable and h\gbly emotional guy. My wife and r are really concerned about hlm ,"Wardaaid. DCS Jet Wednesday. have re- peatl'dl} threatened to kill the hostai:;t•s unless their dl'munds an• met but have twice extended tht•1 r deadline. There were indications the ht Jackers wanted to leave Dacca after the pnsoners and money ar- ri \'(' Tokvo'<; As:ihi Evl·nin)( :"cw .... in an-unattrihuted report, said the h1Jackers indicated plans to free all women, children and ln d1an and Pakistani men among the 132 11assengers and 14 crew member" in c>cchange for the ransom and keep the others. in eluding nine American men until arriving at their final destination An American woman is also aboard. Most of the hostages are Japanese. Sources here said Japanese or- ficiab \\ere contactin)( other gov- ernmenL-. in !>earch of a country willing to ac·cepl the hijackers. :'-:Orth Korea and Liby11 al- l1>w <•d Red Army member11 to land hijacked Japan Air Lines jets in 1970 and 1973. Captured members of the terrorist uroup, which vows lo romenl revolution in Japan. have told authonties tht'v received training in Yemen and Lebanon Federal New Year Taxpayers, Want A Midnight To~t? WASHINGTON IAPl Happy fiscal new year. taxpayers. So far as your government 1s concerned_. 1978 begins a~ ~1dn1ght and federal agencies can begin using their new approprtat1ons of your tax money. . By this time next fall. your government will have spent $458.25 In Ilion, leaving a deficit of $61.25 billion. Wlllf,E THE f'ISCAI. 1978 Bl'DGF.T C<mgress passed IS legally 1J1ndin~. the people behind it tacitly admit it may have to be ~e· openNi and tinkered with. especially if Congress reuses Social Sccurtl.\ taxes to help keep the troubled sy11tem afloat On the fi scal New Year's Day. all but two of the biggest ap- propriation bills are law . . . . Onl' of those still around is the $60.2-billlon appropnat1on for the departments of Labor and Health. Education and Welfare and Labor THE l\IEA.SUKE JS STALLED AS a Senate-House conference committee tries to s ettle differences in an abortion measure at- tached to it. T)le foreign aid appropriation has been derailed over a pro- vision that would forbid the administration from aiding countries that violate human rights standards. Beginning the fiscal year Oct. 1 is part of a law that took effect last year to involve Congress more effectively in settin& the federal budget. BEFORF.. THE GOVERNMENT 'S bookkeeping peri_od began July 1. gi\•ing Congress. which convenes in January. only six months to legislate before the new year began. That meant moo;t appropriations were not passed on time. t_eav 1ng federal agencies to make do for months through stopgap fiscal legislation. . . . Rep. Robert N Giaimo t 0-Conn. >. chairman of the House Rudget Committee. said he feels starting the fiscal year Oct. 1 is an improvement. · "IT HAS SPEF.OED UP legislation:· he said. "We have com- pleted aJI the appropriatior!> oills in lime. except for the two held up by special circumstances." And he said members are beginning lo see the e ffect their fiscal decisions will have on the economy as a whole Stewardess Wounded Pirate Holds I 00 On French Plane PARIS <AP> -A hijacker shot a nd wounded a stewardess and commandeered a French jetliner with 107 people aboard today, forcing it to return to Paris' Orly airport. where he demanded to broadcast a message to France, authorities said. The gunman -described u about 45 years old, bil, blond and blue-eyed -quickly treed the wounded stewardess and slx passenaers from the Air Inter Caravelle, which had been bound for Lyon on a dome tic fUght. Of· flcials said the atewardess wu not badly hurt. Th~ p\lot radloed th' control tower that the hijacker. sald to be urmed with a flrenade and pistol, wanted to broa~caat. a messaae over ltadio Europe No. 1 and Radio ~onte Carlo and threatened to e~ecute a paasenger 1t the request was not crant.tod Newsmen front the two private ~talion•, which direct their broadcast. prh\clpalJy at Prance, were etandlng by to make the reci)fdtna. · 8ut \t. waa rtl)Oft~ that loca Qlflclata ne10Uat1n1 lfl\!\ the hi· Jacker lniiat.ld c.a ~ llniliWln& • tile eontenu ol Ute l2·mln\M mtea ... lind f.M tiilldet r;ptied tbal e¥«Ythiftl M htcl to IJ)' wa tn \ht ........ IKl"*I tW ttte M 0.. p=trt ad tM ........... to~. l'otiH Ud ftnmen tDt* up ....... -, ... '"* * ftJ' Inter Caravelle after It was parked at the end of a r\lnWa.Y 500 yards from the termin1tl. but they made no move toward \t. ' Weather .. Night and mornina low cloud• beco.ming mostly sunny afternoon Saturday. Lows tonight ~ to N . High Satunlay 70. INSIDE TODA 'l' ; If lAQtMO 8fOcA C•nu up •ta vol•IM B.ndar. tM wMl• Or~ COut c..W t. _,.,._ t<Uned. Mu..cot F1ni0al '17 -so tn.trummor ad vocal or'*Pf '"1'ft 8oefl co Ntll -ti prtlMU.Wd Oft Poifjf CI, ' .10 _. Cl~ll Y Ptl OT HF E,...P~Al PARTY ••• :art111r Comm1c.i.sont'ra tncluded Ro t'r ~latt'~. Prim Shu, Ruth F1nlt')' and Su..~1t Newman. Abo reported at Lho part.J ..,.. rlty Administrator Rud Beluto, <"It~ Attclm > llc>n Bonru. <'1ty lo:nJ!lnt't'r 1\111.t /1Amht-ir)' • f~blll· lnfor nlllhon Ofh<'l'r lhll Reed and ot hui. i-;labor.atln~ un hi!! ?>u-.pH'lons nf !\U<'h 1x.'t'•'1nn,, llOM r:: C'oun ('11's Purtt'r ,,uct the purty rouJd c.'r<'ate un uMa1r advantaau for development Interest!! over citizens m thf' public aector wbo ulso ltave opl.rl1ons but who do not b osl such l'\ t'nts Portt>r also ,,ud thcit there are major issue-. -.uch ai; large propt•rty re.tonin~ and artenal :.treet alignments currently before the planning comm1ss1on and city council which would have a n impact on the HunUneton Beach Company. C Plannin~ commissioners re· fusc."<i Thursday night to rezone a parcel of land owned by the Hunt· inglon Beach Compirny from m· duslrial to r~idential use.) Shea earlier said that if the land was lo be rezoned, the city would do 1t without the influence of his company. "We didn 't schedule the cocktail party because of the re- zoning matter. "Everything we do is above board and I don't appreciate the insinuations," Shea suid. "We were just trying lo be socia ble." The pcirty was understood to be just one in a series of parties put on for League delegates by v<1rious busmcss concerns. Mayor Ron Pattinson said the party was merely a friendly gesture on the part of the Hunt· ington Deach Company. ·Tm surprised that someone would say anything to the con· trary, .. he srud. ··If I thonght It was wrong, I'd say so ... he added Planning Comm1ss1oner Susie Newman claims that criticism of the party JS ··off.the-wall paranoia" on the part of HOME Council. "To assume that we can be bought off by a drink and an hors d'oeuvre demeuns us and it de- means them. This shows how pet- ty they can be," she dcclarc.-d. 0.llf ...... ,.,." ,._ THIRD GRADER TRICIA HURO, 8, GETS SOME HELP ·State School Chief Wiison Riies Visits Coast Fro.e.Page AJ HUNTINGTON 'A'ITACK' • • Thursday, he ran a t<1sk forrc of more than 80 l'ity personnt>I and civilian volunteers through their procedures in lhP event of the nuclear war he believe-. 1., a definite possibiltty. "Overall, it went pretty well We have people comp1hns.: the re suits already," Thyden t•\ plained after the session m tht· Civic Center basement command c·cnter. "We pointed out where "1· have some defi<:1enc1c-. and we're going to work on those, .. ht· said. Present in the bas(•ment factl1 ty throughout the morning were 55 individuals. most parhdpat ing in the post-attack procc~:. ,,f monitorinJ( damage and effect· 1ni.: r<'p:11rs to utility systems or roord1nal 1n g hospitals, f1rd1ghters and housing of n·fugc1:s. A fc•w v.en' ohservers. includ· mg representatives of the Navy Jlld MJrtne Corps, slate fire and s ..ifl'L} official:-. and two men from Holmes & Narver Inc .• a nucll••ff rc:-.carch firm. l'h) dt•n s;mt outside the build- ing, the clnll involved 21 city f1 n•mcn and seven police of- f 1cc•rs the latter communica- t1<111s -.pccial1sts--along with mcmhers of a citizen radio or- gar11 1..1tion. Leave Viet Graves Tht• city's civil defense chief rt'l'cntly published an updated hrol·hurc on facing nuclear w:i rfan·. (•nt1tled "A Survival l n:-.urancc· Policy.·· and c•rammcd "1th data useful in such <1111·vent Last Trip Home For 22 Aniericans Thl'Y may be obtained from the l'I\ V Some or Thyden'!> concepts in the evtmt of nuclear attack in· elude· Staging a mini-Dunkirk <'Vncuation Involving boats from llunt1nJ!ton Harbour. which <·ould stand to offshore with c:apac1ty passenger loads as the wind carMes fallout inland. HANOI, Vietnam (AP> -In the glare and sweltering heat of Vietnam's afternoon s un today American soldiers and sailors lifted the remains of 21 American servicemen and a civ1han rnto the belly of a military cargo plane that would lake them home for the las t time. The servicemen died during the Vietnam war that ended in April 1975 and their remains were being turned over to the United States after long negolia· lions by the Vietnamese Com- munists. After the brief ceremony, Vu Hoang of t he Vietnamese Foreign Ministry said: "We have cooperated closely on these -humanitarian matters. We need to setUe the past perfectly, so we can have good and sound basis for establishing normal relations between the two countries.". The joint mission of the U.S. Defense and Slate departments was the fifth to Hanoi to accept the remains of Americans killed Jn the Indochina war. Sixteen of the s mall, black, Jnelal beft!t loaded aboard the l.J.S. Air Force C141 Starlifter contained remains identified by the Vietnamese as members of the U.S. armed forces. F l v e o th e r s· h a d U. S . t'oll Boost. Asked ... SAN FRANCISCO CAP> Golden Gate Bridge directors were expected to rule today on a proposal to boost tolls from 75 ~nts to$1. OltANOI COAST ""' DAILY PILOT I servicemen not yet 1denllfled. Frank Sieverts. coordinator for prisoner of war and m1sMn~ in artion atrairs for the Stcilc· u epartment. said the names will be released only ~hl'n the army·-. Central Id entification Laboratory in Hawaii confirm-. the 1dentil1es. The 22nd bodv was that of Trucker Gougelman, whose family lives in New York. Gougelman. a civilian, reported· ly died in Saigon in June 1976. a year after the former South Viet nam capital fell to Com munist· led forces. The Sieverts mission was the second to Hanoi under the ad· ministration of President Carter. The first, on Feb. 25, was led by former United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock and returned with the remains of 12 men. including the one mis· takenl y ident1f1ed as an American. Today's mission brought to 61 the number of American bodies returned lo the Umted States since the end of the war. Sievert.s said the identification center in Hawaii will need about 10 days to two weeks to confirm the identities of the men already Identified by the Vietnamese. The other five probably will take much longer, he said . The remains were flown direct· ly to Clark Air Force Base in Tbc Philippines, where they were to be transferred overnight to larger coffins. On Saturday Ule plane wa1 to leave for Hawaii. Using flood control channels hastily covNed over to form tem-rM r a ry tunnels as fallout shcltns Ont• of Thursday's observers was .Jeff Cohen, California Office of Emer~ency Services informa- t10n officer. who was clearly im- pressed. "This was a very well-rounded apprnach ... he said of Thyden·s Nl11cat1onal and practical ap· plication presentation. Following the disaster drill. participants were served a luncheon of beef fricassee with rice. garden peas, murfins with butter. chocolate and vanilla cake. plus lemon and grape drmk The menu was· prepared from shelves or bomb shelter survival food such as that stocked at most such facilities and which will hopefully never have to be used. "From what everybody said, they really liked it," says Thyden. adiling that aside from city employe man-hours, the drill cost only $80, most of that for the lunch tab. Crash Kills One LOS ANGELES CAP> -One person was killed and two others serioUHly Injured when their car went out of control a nd crashed near Dodger Stadium, in· vest1gators said. .. Future Thief· Tm/fie Control Boxes Taken Signaling a new trend In crime, 1 thief has made ort with a sophisticated, $S,OOO electron.le traffic slcnal control box mounted aL a Fountain Valley ltteet comer. Biles Questioned ' • State Sclwol Chi~/ in Huntirlgton By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Riles said teacher collecllve ''Why ~:,~·~~'h;;';yulfread?" a bargaining is in for "difficult. times ahead.'· high school student asked WIJson While he believes teachers Riles, state public schools chief, should be able to bargain for at a Thursday afternoon presa salaries and fringe benefits, conference at Clapp Special "They showd not bargain for Education School in Huntinaton wbal is tautht ta the schools," he Beach. added. .. J ohnny can read," Riles • The state s uperintendent said responded. "Some Johnnys can't he foresees problems ahead for a but it's only lh~e who can't read state mandate. for local school that make the news." districts to establish minimum Orange County high school and competencies !or high school junior high schoo l student graduation. newspaper editors fired round He warned against setting the after round of questions at the d t' 1 t t 60-year·old R11 es dunno bis visit gra ua 1on requ rem en s oo • • • high or low. "The local districts to West Oranae County· are going to have to draw the line Riles toured two elementary somewhere, .. said Riles. schools 1n Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach, taped a A new state law known as AB television interview with Hunt· 65, designed to comply with a ington Beach High school stu· state court ruling for equal !und- dents and spoke with school ing !or all school districts, will board members and oCficials all satisfy the court's requirement, day. Riles said. Riles defended the California "Through AB 65, we have done public school system. a good job of raising more funds "Today students are doing bet-for the low wealth school dis· ter than ever before," said Riles. tricts," said Riles. "There is no decline in student literacy. Schools have never been better." Riles told students, "When I went to high school. only about 10 percent of the students finished. Today, everyone is expected to finish high school.·· Riles, who plans to r un ror a third term next year as state superintendent or public instrUC• ti on, said. "Anyone who says nothing is happening in our schools s hould visit the schools I visited today." Tbe state's highest ranking education official also fielded questions on areas such as school C'mploye collective bargainmg, graduation requirements, the Serrano-Priest funding issue and school improvement pl'ograms under recently passed AB 65. Mosteller Rites Slated For Monday Korea Gifts Admitted MIDDLETOWN, N .Y. <AP) -U.S. Rep. Ben· jamin Gilman CR·N.Y.), has confirmed a published report that he accepted gifts from South Korean of- ficials. He says it was neither unethical nor ii· legal. In an interview Thurs- day, Gilman said he met with -and accepted what he termed "token gifts" from -alleged agents of the Korean Central In· telligence Agency. "Token gift giving is necessary and even desira· ble for public officials at- tempting to foster good re· lalions between America and other foreign coun· tries," the congressman stated. But ht! udded that only o "reasonable job has been done·· through AB 6S in supplying high wealth school districts with their shareoHunds. RU es s1tld under AB % school districts will also be able to Im· prove their programs if th.ey agree to certain procedures that will make them eligible (or special grants. Speaking more ltke a c lassroom teacher, Riles en · couraged the students to •'learn lo express yourself well if you want to make it.·· * * * Protesters Jeer Riles lnPlacentia About 100 protesters stormed the foyer of a Placentia elemen· tary school where state school chid Wilson Riles was attending a dedication ceremony Thursday night. The protesters were parenL'i :rnd children ungry over the closure of their nei~hborhood school by th(• Placentia Urufied School D1~tncl this year. Hiles' <11des in Sacramento said Tuesday he had canceled his trip to Placentia because of the threatened protest. But Riles left a Fountain Valley reception to dedicate an orthoped1cally handicapped pro· gram at Tynes Elementary School an Placentw No one wa~ injured when the -...1gn-carrying protesters were pusht..'<1 back by school officials who blocked lht1r entry into the school. said Ivan Reece. a spokesman for the Placentia di'>· tnct. The demonstration starled peucefully but protesters beg<1n chanting and then attempted to enter the school, said Rusty Ken- n edy, an Orange County humi.rn relaLions official. Police were called in lo quell the dJsturbance at 8 p.m. Funeral services will be held Monday for Huntington Beach civic leader Mary E. Mossteller who died Wednesd ay after a lengthy illness. Gardeners Save Mrs. Mossteller, 66, was presi- dent of the Huntington Beach As- sistance League in 1944·45. She also was on the board of directors or the National Assistance League. She is a former teacher in the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. She is su rvived by h er husband. C. Lee Mossteller, a member of the Huntington Beach Recreation a nd Parks Com· mission. He was a coach of football. baseball and basketball teams in the Huntington Beach High School District from 1941-1960. Other survivors include a son, Timothy Lee Mossteller or Larkspur: sisters, Margaret van Ausdall, Grand Rapids, Mich. and Lenore Kohl of Phoenix, Ariz .. and a brother, Doyt Early of Carmel Valley. Services will be held al 1:30 p. m. Monday at the chapel of Pie r ce Broth e r s-Smith Mortuary, 627 Main St., Hunt- ington Beach. The family has suggeated memorial donations to the Cancer Society. OC Trash Station Hours Extended Orange County supervisors will spend $64,640 this year lo save gardeners and those sprue· ing up their homes on weekends an estimated $70,500 in mileage costs. They plan to create the savin~s by opening a ll three trash transfer stations two Saturdays a m onth so residents won't have to haul large loads of refuse to coun· tydumps. Trash transfer stations are used during the week by com· mercial trash h aulers who transrer smaller loads to large county-operated trucks for car· rying to the refuse landfills. Ron Bales, assistant director of the county General Services Agency. said the weekend open· in gs will begin this Saturday. According to the scheduJe. the Huntington Beach trans fer sta· tion, 18131 Gothard St .• will be open to the public on the second and fourth Saturdayc; each month from noon to3.30 p.m. The Stanton station will be open the first and third Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. und the Anaheim station. the second and fourth Saturd ays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The hours at the Huntington Beach station were restricted because commercial haulers use the station Saturday mornings. Supervisors approved the Saturday openings on a 4·1 vote this week with Supervisor Ralph Diedrich dissenting. This year's $64,640 cost will in· elude $33,000 lo purchase three skiploaders to scrap trash from the pavement mto trash trucks. Smee that purchase would not be repeated in later years, Bates said the net savings in travel cos- ts for the public would be greater in the future. PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 83 years of carpet retailing. one fact becomes Quite evident -that when money Is less plentiful. people buy b9tter ...-,. This Is contrary 'o popular beflef, but makes good sense if you think about it. Wh~n you have to concern yourself with value and performance. you are likely to buy IMtW .,..aty. At Alden's In the last three years. our ~r unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. ConseQuently, we have the largest wf ectlon of finer qua1ttle1 you will see anywhere, all at competitive prices. The end result fs cuetomer satisfaction. pri de and recommendations which provide out overwhelming source of new bu1lness. Irvine EDITION VOL /0 NO '173 ~SE( TIONS. 46 PAGES 'fudn)··s CloslnJ,f N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTl Man-powered Flight Wins $87,500 U>\,l>U\, \I' \IJ111•o.tn fl\ Jft1·1 ,ill Th;al '"" lt11 11·1d111 ''"I.A\ c.r l11t• Hmal \1.ron.1ulhJI ~x.:it·I\ ·'' 1t Jnn111m1 1-<I thJt Dr l'<.1ul \1 at•{'n'.Hh ol I'd'·"" rad l\.1llf h ,1 "'on 11-. .Jll.01~1 pound $)i7 51/(1 jlllll' 1111 1•Jt•JllJI~ J ffiJll IHI" t•r1.:d .Ill 1'1 Jft \t .H <'n·.id~ " lll'llJI po\lo t·n:d t'r.1fl. \\Ith ,1 \lotrlJ,!-.J>.UI CJf ~ frt-t Diui11g Ducks l lcY. J thrct> milt• f1~ure eight California lesl c·our!>e 1\UI{. 23 Hut •woth1..·1 l ' S aspirant. John Lanton of Da)ltJn Oh111 has 11h11..·1.·ll'd tu th1.· ...... ardini: or the µr111.:, 'tJ\ lllJ.! onl.> 1m1.· off1<:aal oh -.Pn 1.·1 '' ..... µrt•M•11t. an vmlatuin of l'UITIJ11..•lltwn rull .. , culhng for rnon· than 1m1.· Thl· '"l.ll'l\ ' laY. \er!> un·r I Uh.•d the Ohj~t:ll<ln f;ndtng thJt tht• h::,t night "'a:, obst:rvt'<.1 cor redly and tlw prize cc1uld he aY. urd1.'<l. It ha1> been 18 year!> 'iinte llrttts h hu-.ane:ssman llenn Krcint•r offrn•d a 5,000·pound Jlflll' tu anyorw who could fly u man.powered :..11r1.:ru ft Santt' ttwn tht• µri1e monc) has steadily tnl'n•a-.t'<l lnnuml·r;.illll• atkmpl ... fualed Thi ... ..;mall bo111 ap1w;,ir..; tn have "l'l'n bt'l· tt·r cl:I\ :-. :dong 111<· Or;111gt• Coa ... t. But lht· ... c· cl11<·k:-. "'l't'rn lo h;l\'t• .1 lot go111J.! for tlwrn. r 1gh1 nm' Do ·'•Hr -.uppo!il' lh<.·y :ire d1v111g for tn·:isurt• from thL· s\\>1mp1•cl f)():.11 ·: 0:oth1n}! so rom;mtH'. 111 all pr11h· :ih1hty .\ ..,quart• nwal would lw nwn· hkt· I( Korea Gifts Admitted MIDDLETOWN. N.Y. <A P ! I '.S. Hep Ren· pmtn Gilman I H ·~. Y. J, has confirmed a published report that he a<'ccpted gifts from South Korean of fi<'iab. lit• s ay" it wa ... neither unethical nor ti le: gal In ~an antervww Thur" day. Wiman ... aid he met \\1th and at<:<·ptl·d what ht· ll'rmC'<I .. lokt·n gafL-. · from ~allege<l ugcnh of th<' Kt1rt·an C<'nlral In· tell1g<.•nc·t· Agency .. Tokt•n gift giving h ne<'<'"'"'urv and cvt•n dcsiru· blc for riublir orftcaals at- temptang lo ro ... t1·r good re Jataon ... twtwl'en America :md olht•r foreign coun· tries.·· the congr1·ssman slall'<i School Chief Riles Visits West County Owner of HB Bank Held by Hijackers John Gabriel. of Montebello. a hostagt' of lt-rror1sts who ha iackt:d a .Jap:m Airlinl's airplam· t•arlier this week. is th<' owner or a bank 1n I luntmgton Jkuch ch :Im,, t.' r (Ir c ()mm er('(' :\I anagt·r Halph KiM·r !.;ud thttl c;ahr11.•I upcnl•<l the Garf1elll Bank nl•arly two years ago at th1· l'urnt•r of <; arfaeld A venue :mrl \tagnoha Street. JU:.t utross the boundary from Fountain Valley. KIM'r said that Gabriel. who is :1 mt•mber of the local chamb<'r of commerce. is in the process or developing a shopping center on the sen•n acres of properaty that he OV.'l'lS. l>arrcll Ward. a retired Hunt mgton Beach funeral director. as a long time friend of Gabriel. Th<'Y lx'came acquainted when both wC'rc active in Rotary clubs m the East Los Angeles area nl·arly 2.'i years ago. .. John is a very lovable and highly emotional guy. My wife and l arc really concerned about him," Ward said. * * * A P W lf'ellflO 10 AMONG HOSTAGES HB Banker Gabriel Gunmen Irritable 4 Hostages Freed By Red Hijackers DACCA, Banglodesh (AP> -- Hijackers holding a Japan Air Lines .DC8 jet released !our more ~oslagos today as Japanese of- ficials rounded up pri~oners in Japan and $6 mfllion to m eet the terrorists' ransom demands. B'1tgladefb Foreian Secretary Oobrnlcl Hussain aaid negotta· lions were going well. But other offlctals said t.hc live gunmen were growing lrrltable and 1hort- ternpered ln the third day of the siege and wer communicating leH with ihe out.Aide, Th ~ offlct*ts •lso said the terrorbt.s had not been told that. one or their demands would not be fully met -three ol the nlne prlaonen ln Japaneae Jalla whoee freedom the hlJaoken de- mandod have ref\lsed the ofter to leav . J apan"e omcial1 aatd tbe nnsomlU1ht Saturday would ar· rive here more tban Mven houra alter the hijacker ' lat.eat dudlfneilftd~oerry no_.. tbanld•~IM~•·,. ~~ftla~Hld 1 WU nut'~ tthttltet thll N· Jac'*1. •Jkl ~ 1-·,sptmbtii OI Uie ult.rlW\llt lif*DU• Red Arm1, ••e wtlUq to extend their dhdlkiWoeee .,ala. The Amertcan hostageA are bnnkcr J ohn Gabriel and his wife of Montebello. Calif.: former Callfomia Assemblyman Wallet Kara~ian or Monterey Park, and these others not further den. tified: Eric We iss, Mr. J . Caldwell, Mr Allerejos. Mr. G, Sfll'Q.~. Mr. T. Phalen, Mr. J. Chunce and Mr. W. McLean. Ka rabllln 's wife, former llollywood octreH Curole Wells Korablan. a n d an Amertean named K. Kn.a cer were released Thul'!lday The lataat hostage releas broucht to nlno the number cf poss~ngera rr~ •Ince th rtan w111 selied Wednesday Al tour pusen1er1 trffd today -a .Japanee woman. an Indonesia_" wqman and an Ec~Jan coupt ,...... Wc.'l'fi lU. Thi~~il'aakei terrorisl!-wllO the Jaf&n Air u.- IDCI Jet .... Y •• Lh••• ·re" •~w-.uut .......... ,. •.:..=:I J•c:_.,. wanted to .ltiiv. ~-.,.. .. ~M-Ytt• riv• ..... Al) over the yt-ars until pilot Hryan .\l11•n "uct:c ... :o.rully fie"' th1..· lari.:1: bllt la~hl Mac<.:rcady pedal planl'. l·ro:-.~1nJ.( tht• 'tart and I an ash lane~\\ 1th an l'le' a tum of Jl lt:a:-.t 10 frt·I .1:-n•quaretl ·1 am d1•ltghtl·d 111 h1.•a1 that ul long last th1• pri1.1: h;,i~ hct·n 1:la1ml'<I. · h.n·mcr "''11<1 through ii ... ,>Okesm.111 at has l.u11do11 ur ran• K r « nH· r '"' n 1· r 11 r '"" 1.· r l':ngtnt•1•ran).( Ltd a11tl ;1 Ions.: t1m ,I\ 1al111n t·nthu-.w.-.t I" t'" '•II 1111• l't It• of :\1 :m Ill -.t•m 11t·l111· m1·n1 \lad 11·atl~. 11 r11·ogn11t·ll glldt>r l'Xflt'rl. "ill lit· anv111·<.I 111 l.onclun r111 U formal 1.'l'rt'mlllW T tat• p I ;a n 1·. «a I It· d th c• c; ......... anwr lontlor \\,j, flown''" .1 cuurst· 111 Shaflt·r 1n Kt·rn I '1111nl' :'\kCrt'•Jth . "ho holds a tloc lurall' 111 .a~rodynam1cs. i~ pre" dt•nt of At•ro\ aronnu•nt. u firm "'l>t't'tal11111g 111 cncrl(y and t'n '1111nnw11t pro1cct-. l'co1Jlt• un· rt•al1Ltng that "1."tt' at lust aC'h1ev1nl'( ..1 goul that m;an ha-. hmJ ror lhousanch of \t•,1r' and that ha:. bet•ll m·gil·dt"I "incl' po"' 1•r be~an bt· 111g put 111to a1n·rurt. ·ht> -.aid Police .Storm Hijacked Jet Hl'l.l.ETI~ I' \ It I S < A P J ·-Po I i c 1· m a r k s m 1· n t h i... ·1 rt 1· r noon .. tormt>d a Frcnch jl•llincr that had l>Pf'n hijackcd f'lght hour~ 1·arlin h~ a t11lt blond gunman. Fir..,t n•port't 'aicl thrt·1· pNMm' "' f'rt' wounde>d. and th1• hijack1·r \\a ... l»1 11tun•cl. l'AHIS •1\1' 1 ,\ tall hlontl gut1m.1n ,,,,,, .1 -.1t•v. arde,.., in lh•· .11111 .allfl hllat·kt•d :j Fn·neh .111 ltnt·r loday, thr1•all·111ng t11 blow up th1· vas-.cngn-. unlc ... s ht· 3 Norton Charges Dropped OranJ,!t• County Superior Court .Judge Mason l''c•nton today ell s· m '""<'d t hrf't• l'han.:cs hrought aJ.!atnst 1x1ltt1cal ac-t1v1<>l Loran :"Zurton in the Granci Jury md1rt, nwnt last l\tnr<'h "" a rcsult. Norton must llllSWl•r to only four ur I ht· Sl'\'l:n fll'rJUry .rclatN1 eharge, inc•ludc<I 111 lht• tntlwl ml·nt .lu<l~l' F<·nlon ;agrt•c•d with tit• fl·11st• law~·t•r .lamci; Ht<ldl•tt that I ht· ullt•J,!:it aon" in I h1· I hn·c· da -. 1111ssl'd c111111t-. \\en· ':tJ.!Ul' and 11nn•11 Jtn llidclctt urgul·d that h1-. thenl could not an ... wl•r thoSl• charces l>N•aust• nf lht· vaguc·ness <1nd lht•1r rail11n· lo s pecify criminal :t<·t ... Thrown out as a result of .Judge Fl•nton's <IPt·1s1on wa" one count atTUsing Norton of sollc-atang a 11rwllmt• fnl'nd c;ary Nt•wm<.•ycr to l'ommit 1>t•rJury. Also discarded was an uccusa I ion that charged Norton with fraudulently attempting to entice Newmeyer lo lie to the grund Jllry. The third dismissed charge ac· CUSl'd Norton of makin~ folse statements to Newmeyer with the inlentto influence his testimony. Grand jury lrunscripts of testimony lcadmg lo Norlon·s in- dictment show that Newmeyer carried tape recorders on his body to record his conversations with Norton before both men were scheduled to appear before the Grand Jur>. T hose appear ances cam e midway through an tnvestigalion into Orange County political practices that centered on Coun ty Supervisqr Ralph Diedrich. Norton is a former executive aid e to county Supe r visor Laurence Schmit a nd was a Republican candidate ror the state senate in 1976. \\ .1~ :tl111\\ "" I 11 br11adt· asl ...t prt' I l·1·orch•1l polllwal mt''t">JJ.!1.• I k1111\\ \ •>ll '"'" 1 tr~ <1nyth1ng 't\lptd . · tw -.:11d Ill a thick l'.1ra.,1a11 a1T1•nl ''' Fn·neh of lll'1a1 .. 11t•).!11t1:t1mg "''th ham Ii\ 1 .111111 I rnm 1 lw I>• I' \ 1 rport n•n 1r11I 111\\ .. 1 \11\\\,1\. thank bl'101 I' \OU al'I 0111 of lht• !JI pa:-... t•11g1•r" 'till 111 th1· plam•, I II a"' a\-. II.a\ 1· tlw 1 tnll' to kill .1h•1111 ·l'l fl( llu ·m Th,. h I u (' (' y l'll h I J ii(' k ,. I clcs1•ratx•d as ahuut .1:;, took ov1:r lltc• l\lotn J<·t Car:tn•ll1• aartr~rt of r Aar-lnll·r. thl· French domt•'iltc .11 rlant· as tt fll'"' from I' an~ Inv. :anl L\on "' cc·ntral Fram·c '' tlh 11)0 p;_a:-.:o.l•ngc·r ... and~ new of ">t'v1•n I h1• aarlanc• said .\1mccl"'1th u fJl'-tul and ...t hand !!rt·11;11h· hl· lr1rn·cl tl l11 n·turn lo l';an .... \\ ht•rl' ti '" l·rflt.•\\ tht· ctl\ SCVl'l'al t1m1.•:o. ICl full Vil'W Of ii noont 1 tnt.• slr<:et l' rowd heforl.' p11lt111:.! down .at Orly un the 1-.1p1t.tl .., 'mrthcrn fnngt•. SteY.anlc· ... s Ann1t•k Guillemot. a :JO Yl"tr old Frenchwoman. was ISt•t' lllJ,\<.:K, Page i\2 \ Future Thief Traffic Control Boxes Taken !-i1gnalin.(! a fll'W trend an crimt'. a thief has made off with a sophisticated. SS,000 <·h·ttrontl' traffic s ignul control box mounted ut a Founlatn V~alley strc1:t t·ornt'r ISVF.STIGATOR.S say it as the latest such theft in J w:ivt• nf similar occur rences dating hack to 197fi in Santa Ana. Irvin<'. Hivcrs1de and San n~roanhno The box vanished from its cabinet :it Warn<'r A venul' :md NewhoJ>t• Street Tuesday. hut "~is immediately db- rovcrcd stolen when police checked the tnopcraltve lights ;,ift~r motorists complained. On Sept. 20 in Irvine, the ... ai.:nal box al the intersection of Irvine Cailer and Culver drives wus smashed opcm and electronic stuffmi.:s worth SI 1.000 stolen. Irvine pollCl' Investigator Dennis McNeely said the de- ,·1ces may be in d(•mand for thieve ... because they represent the• m•wcsl in sophis ticated clel'tromc phoi.ing controls TllF.RE JS A long list or public anrl priv:...te a~t·ncte!> wailing to buy the d evices. McNeely ">atd, which range from SJ,000 to $12.000 in pr ice. It would be useful to someone who needs an automatic switching rtl('Chanasm to turn on and off electronic equip- ment. McNeely said. and m1~hl be aduptc_d to other than traffic -.ignal u-.1•" Cocktails Cooled By Alaska Iceberg ANCllORAGE. Alaska <AP> As sci<'ntists ponder the use of icebergs at a conference in Iowa next week. they will he watching their s ubJect m elt in their rncktail glasses. Wet-suited divers planned l<> s lip into the icy waters or a lakt- at the foot of Alaska ·s Portage Irvine Doctor Roger Hauser, 46, Succ11mbs Glacier south of here today to tommandcer a 2.ri-OO·pound ice slab from a floating glacial 1ccber,t! Tht• ice will be used at the 1'~irst. International Conference on It•t•b<•rg !JlilizaUoo ut Iowa St ate l'niversity on Sunday through Thur..day. Representatives oC 18 nation.s are expected to attend. After the divers wrap a three- cubic·mcter hunk of ice in nets. lhe chilly package will be s lung rrom a helicopter a nd flown to CSee ICEBERG, Page A2> ft' ea th er Night '1nd m orning low cloud~ becominit mostly sunny artemoon Saturday. Low~ tonight 58 to 64 . High Saturday 70. INSIDE TODAY rt Loguno B4?ach tum• up ild volume Sunday, th~ whol1 Oran~ coon tot.11d ~mitt· tomN Nu.Wc:ol Fntil10l '77- 60 1mirummtol ond uoca.I grour» /rom BOch to roc1c -u pr11Mwtd on Po(/f Cl. I • ,, DAIL y ~~:..;;.•l..;;0;..;.T ______ _;,..:..'.;.::'tl:::•4.r ..::5::.;:•:.i:P.:.:'";;.;m.:.:0.;.;.;..' =:~:.....;.1.::.11:....:.." Last ·Flight HOme 22 Americans .Leave Vietnam, Graves II \ '\t>I \ 1\'lOii m ,,., •• l In th1• tilur•· and MH•lt1·r 111~ htillt of \'h'tn 1m ' 11f1••rnoon sun today \m1•111 '"' "oldtt'I" and 'aulorl'o hUt·tl tht< rt·nl.iru. of 21 J\mt'rH·an were belna tumed ov<'r to the l 'nitt'<l Sti.teJ Jflc.>r l11n& nc&olla t1on-< by lht• V1etnum<''C Com mun1!>ls '"' '1ct>men and a nvtllun inte .1111· helly or aa military cuico pldn1• thal \\ould takto them home lnr ltw l.i .. t l11m· Thi· "t'I \ H't•m1•n d1l·d dunn.: tht• \ u.·tnnm w,1r that ended rn ~pnl ltl75 and their remains Aft.er the brief l't'• cmony. Vu lloang o( the V1etname:.c t"orui6(n Mmii;try i-.b1d . "We have c·nopvr uted closely on these humamlari1m rnallers We need 111 :-.1c·lllt· tlw µast pcrrt:clly, so Wl' c·an have good and sound basis for ei;tabhshsn.: normal relations r No Date? Pay Dumped Suitor Dumps Car S'I l'ETEH~Bl'HG. Fla. !Al'> i\ l>purned suitor ''a:-. .1;.11ll•d under S.l,500 bond after lifting a woman':-. 1·ar \\1th a fork lift and dropping 1t into a 10-foot trash dumpsll'r. police s aid. Ron Wilson. 24 , was charged with criminal mt!-. t·htl'f. uggravated assault and improper exhjb1tion of av. capon. l'oli<:l' :-.:.iid another man suggt•stcd Wilson. a fork lift opt•rulor. cool his heels in pursuit of Betty I lam1lton, W. who turned him down when ht· asked for a elate. All thn·t· work at AmeriC'an Aluminum Dis- t r1hulors . !\liss llam11ton was at work on the production lint· ;.incl touldn 'the reached for C'ommcnt. "B(•lty won 't talk to anyone now. She's \'cry ups1.•t. said <:O·\\orkcr .Judy Shinafclt. 25. "That was the onl~ ear !'>ht· had and docsn·l know how she's getting home ... Damage wa~ l'!:>tim<.1lcd at about Sl,000. Marine Major Cited For Vietnam Action ,\ furml·r \\.l.lr µni-.oncr CJnd puhl1l' affair-dir1·l'tor CJt Lhc El Toro Marine Corp::. Air Station ha!'! lwim given a medal ror smug- gling informulion about other J\ nwm·an:-out of North Vietnam. \1ar1nc MaJ James V 1>1 fil•rnarcl<1, who has an cx- Ct•ll1·nt memorv. and was held b<>hind enemy hncs for five years. v. al> awarded the navy Commen- dation Medal at ceremonies at Ca mp Pendleton. Arter his capture during the " 1968 Tel Offensive. the citation f said, he mcmonzcd the names. I ranks and dates of capture of other prisoner::. 1>1R e rnardo . 42, also "mcmonzl'd a map" or the Jin-.on camp and i-.mugJ:led the information out when he was rc- h-a-.cd b) h1!> captor'>. . between the two countries.". The Joint mission of the U.S. oerense and State departments was the fifth to Hanoi to accept the remains of Americans killed in the Indochina war. Sixteen of the small, black, metal boxes loaded aboard the ll :-; Air Force C14 l Starlifter tonlamcd remains identified by the Vietnamese as members of the U S. armed forces. P1ve others had U.S. servicemen not yet identified. Frank Sieverts. coordinator for prisoner of war and missing in action affairs for the Slate Departmenl. said the names will be released only when the army's Ce ntral Identification Laboratory 1n Hawaii confirms tht• 1dent1t1cs. The 22nd bodv was that of Trucker Gougelman, whose fjmily lives 10 New York. Gougetman, a civilian, reported· ly died in Saigon In June 1976. a year after the former South Viel· nnm capital fell to Communist· 11.•d ron·t•s. 'fhl' !'i1everts mission was the :-.N.·ond to llanoi under the ad- m 1 nistralion or President Carter. The first, on Feb. 25, was led by former linitl:'d Auto Worker:-. President Leonard Woodcock c.ind returru .. 'Ci with the remains of I:! ml'n. including the one mis- l a k l' n I y 1 d c n t i f i e d as a n 1\menl'an Fro1t1 Page A l ICEBERG ... Anchorage International Airport. Jt'rom there. a com- mercial airliner will fly 1t to Mtn· nt•jJ>Olt~. :.md then 1t will be truckl..-d the ltisl leg of its journey to J\mcs. Iowa. "They'rl' using ice from up ht· re because 1t "s the most availa· bk freshwater ice." said Ed Crnn1t·k of J\nchoragt•, 1·oord1nator nf the• operation. "It dtw:-mjkt· the bl'sl cocktail ice ... <;l.1c1<'rs winding up in salt w ~1t1.•r l<'nd to bc porOU!:> and the :-.;dt tani.: rould bt' an unwelcome :11ld1l1on to some drinks. he said. lie said Portage Glacier h a n•lat1vl'ly small. young glacier. v. 1th it'l' in tht• smCJ ll lake al its foot about 200 yc.irs old. Ice from I ..irgl•r glaciers is thousands of \'cars old, hesa1d. · The divers will be working with ice alrcCJdy adrift at the fool of the glacier in the Chugach :0.1oun· tj1ns. Cronick said. "ffs impos~1ble lo cut a piece from the glacier. The face of the gl a<:H·r I!'! crl'\'assed . . it v. ould lw too dungerous. ·· Cromck '>U ld he will be "riding ht'rd" on tht· ice on ib trip south .ind arlclrc::.s the conference on the cullm~ operation. The S7.500 cost of the con· fercnce's centerpiece Is bemg un clcrwrittcn by Youssef Elakcct of Saudi Arabia. according to con- L'pon his return, 01 Bernardo t' ,1 m<> to F.l Toro where he serve<.! <J!'! puhltc.-arrairs director and hundled lhc hase newspaper and c.-ommunity relations. The formt:•r Mission Viejo resi- dent was transfered to a similar post at the Marine Corps Recruit Depolin San Diego in May, 1976. ' ferencc spokesman William Berk land or Iowa State. Marine Racial Strife Drops A sharp drop in the number of racial 10c1dcnts was reported by the Manne Corps today on Camp Pendleton, its biggest base. A total of 11 incidents including six alone in August have taken place. comp~red with 50 in 1975 and 87 in 1973, a spokesman said. A majority of those in 1977 in· \'olvcd blacks and m embers or sympathizers of the Ku Klux Kil.In, he said . Crash Kills One LOS ANGELES <AP> -One person was ki11ed and two others •erlously injured when their car went out or control and crashed near Dodgers Stadium, in- vestieatorssaid. DAILY PILOT D•lt\I Pilot $UH PllOIO MEDAL FOR MEMORY Ex-POW DIBernardo 'Harassment' Dcrkland noted for the record that Iowa is "about as far from a glacier a s you can i;ct." Sect Suing Laguna For $6.6 Million Damages totaling $6.6 million are being de manded from the ci- ty of Laguna Beach in an Orange County Superior Court lawsuit that charges 'the city's police department with harass- ment of the Hare Krishna sect. The International Society for Krishna Consciousness names City Attorney George Logan. Police Chie( JQn Sparks. District A ttomey Cecil Hicks and 12 police officers as codefendants in the ac- tion. It is alleged that t.he defendan\a have repreat.edly Interfered wlth the right or Hare Krishna mem· · bera to hold uninterrupted services at the Laguna Beach temple, 641 Ramona Ave. It ls further alle1ed that mem- bers rA the sect. have been cited for disturbing the peace while worahlpptns at the Ramona A venue property and while db· tributing their organisation 'a re- ligious materials. City offtclala noted aft.el' the lawsuit waa served that the city was granted an lnjunctlon abc months aco wbeo they moved to halt any further u191 of the F,....P-AI HOSTAGES Ramona· Avenue property as a temple. It was pointed out at that time that the Hare Krishna organiza- tion had never obtained a condl· tional use permit that would al- low them to use the home for re- ligious purposes. The city took. action after neiehbors on Ramona Avenue protested that the Krishna services and the bell ringing that accompanies chanting could be heard for several blocks! because o£ the public address systems uUlized by the worshlp- pens. A bearing at which the city will be 35ked to justify its arrests and citations ol krlsbna devotees hu been 1cboduled for Nov. t Jn Superior Court. Bak~r Fined On Fillli Rap • 0.Wly f'li.t SUlf ,. ..... THIRD GRADER TRICIA HURD, 8, GETS SOME HELP State School Chief Wiison Riies Vlatta Coast Thousands Due Harvest Festival Opens in Irvine The third annual Irvine Harvest Festival, one of the few pl<ices you ('an get a s no-cone and a hot doi:? al the symphony, opens tonight for a weekend run Thousands arc expected to at· tend the celebration of autumn. staged in ('lrCUS tents propped 1.1 a held at Rarrtinca Road and Culver Drive. inside the triangle formed by Lhe Santa Ana. San Diego and Nev. port Fr~1.·v. ay-. A llarvl'sl Moon Hall 1n - auguralt''> th1.• f<·sllval <it 7 o'clork tonight m Lhe H1g Top '1'ent. with cocktails, dinner and dancing. ll "s a black Lie affair thal"s tx·cn :-old out for monlh:- Al H p.m .. 1n tht· smaller lt·nl. an original tom<'d) play. "F<.1n l<.1s1cs . ·· dl•huts 1'1('kl'l'> an· s:! I\ rt•pcCJt performance 1-. scheduled 70 Million Saw TV Bout, Nielsen Says NEW YORK !AP> -NBC re search esl1m<iled todCJ y that Thursday night"-; Muhammad Ali-Earmc Shaver'> heavyweight championshi1> right was seen hy 70 million pC<>plc, making it the most widely viewed boxing match in television history. <Related stones, 83> The NBC estimates arc based on overnight Nielsen ratmgs in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles. NBC expects to have a full Nielsen retading from across the country Saturday. T he previous TV record for a boxing match was in May 1976 when the Ali-Richard Dunn fight. a lso ~>n NBC. drew 6~ million viewers. The fight was originally set for 5 o'clock PDT but NBC felt three hours was too long. and changed it Monday to 6 Two other bouts were dropped off the card. Some TV listings, including those in the Dally Pilot, earned the 5 o'clock time. for 8p.m . Sunday. Also at 8 pm. Sunday, tn the bi~ tent. Carmen Dragon con- ducLc; the Long Beach Symphony in a pops concert with soprano Cathy Knight. It's part of the new I rvme Symphonic Scri&s. TickeLc; arc SS.50 for adult:.. S3 for rh1lclren. SE'\'eral othl'r ('V<·nl!> arP sl'hcclulcd Saturcla' and !'iundav Adm1!'!st0n to daytime grounils al'l1v1t1cs 1:-. 50 t•ents. People atkndini:: the Senior Ebells' auction al 2 pm. Satur- clav t'an bid otl 1Lcm-; including m~·mhersh11> 111 a coast athlcltc tluh. f1vl' days· usl' of a motor homl'. ski ll·s,on ... dinner-. and a :-tcn·o six:aker syslt'm Other Salurdav al'l1v1l1t•s in C'ludl' a "Snow Whit<' .. balkl at noon. belly dancing at t p m . aml mus1ral groups in Lhe evening hours. Sunday events include a 7 a.m to noon pancake breakfast. a Somelhin{! l:ieaullful lnterfa1Lh rchg10ll!'! program with an 11 l:i a m . address bv actor Dean Jun~ in the big tent CJn<I. near Lhe t•ncl of the day·i-. excitement. a l':t r<l111pul monary rcsusc1Lalton program Hauxziians Fkeing Lava KAIMU, Hawaii <AP> --While Kilauea Volcano continued to send lava fountains 200 feet Into the hazy air, SO families in this southeast coastal community of Hawaii Is land began moving belongings to safer ground. Hawaii County civil defense director Harry Kim ordered tht• evacuations Thursday, when it beca·me apparent a major la\•a flow was advancing steaauy m the direction of Kai mu. Scientists at Hawaii Volcano Observatory predicted the Oow would reach the ocean by lhls af- ternoon if 1l continued at 1ls presentrateofSOOfeetperhour. f'ro• Page A J SCHOOLS ••. "ducation official also fielded questions on areas such as school employe collective bartalnlnJ. graduation requirements. the Serr.mo Prte!'!t funding issue and bchool improvement programs under ret•t:ntly µassed AB 65. Riles said teacher collective baq(atninJ? is tn for "difficult ltm(!s ahead " While he believes teachers tthould be able lo bargarn for salaries and Cringe Lendits. "They should not bargain for what is lau~hl in the schools." ht· add1.>tl The state supl'rintendent said lw forcs<.•cs problems ahead for a stat<' mandCJtc for local school di:-.tnl'ts lo establi::.h minimum t•ompelencics for hii:h school grnduation. lie warned against setting the graduatwn requirements too high or low. "The local districts CJl'C going lo have to draw the line :-.omewhere." said Riies ,\ new state law known as AB 65. designed to comply w1lh a stale court ruling for equal fund- ing for all school districts. will satisry the court"s requirement, Riles said. "Through AB 65. we have done a good Job or raising more funds for the low wealth school dis- t ncL-;," said Riles. Rut he added that only a "reasonable job h:.is been done" through AB 65 in supplying high wculth school districts with their shareoffunds. Riles said under AB 65 school districL-; will also be able to im- prove their programs if they agree to certain procedures that will make them eligible for special grants. Speaking more like a c lassroom teacher. Riles en- couraged the students to "learn to express yourself well if you want to make 1t." f'ro1t1 Page A I HIJACK ... -.hnl 1n lhc arm as s he tned tu prevent the hi1acker from bulling ir1l11 the col'kpit. an airline s~lokcsman said. She was inter· rof!atcd by police and tnmsfcrrcd to the nearby Henri Mondor llospit<il. where she was r<>1>0rted m good condition, he aclcll '<l. Six passcngc·rs. including an infant, were later released un· harmed as the h1Ja(·ker negoti<it· t·d over the cockpit radio with a 1t·41m of officials led by Jean l'cncr. admtnistralive chief of VCJI de marnc district where Or· ly Airport lies The conversation s sometimes direct, sometimes L h rough the pilot were monitored by French newsmen. The pilot occasionally referred to th<• h1Jackcr as "our guest. .. The h1Jal'kcr msisted that two French pri vatc radio stations hroadcast a 12-minute slale- mcnt. which he said he had re- <'Ordcd on tape for the occasion. !'crier, apparently s talling ror time. demanded to know what the message said. But the hijacker r etorted. through the pilot, that everything he had to say was on the tape and he would say nothing before the broadcast. He pledged to release at least some or the passengers after the broadcast, but indicated others would have to remain aboard while he new to a destina· tion he did not reveal. Toll Boost Asked SAN FRANCISCO CAP > -- Golden Gate Bridge directors were expected to rule today on a proJ)O!lal to boost tolls from 75 cents to St. ·PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 83 years of carpet retailing. one fact becomes quite evident -that when money is less plentiful, people buy better ~· This is contrary to popular bellef. but makes good sense if you think about 1 .. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance. you are likely to buy bettw ~· At Alden's in the last three yeanr. our per unit sale has been more e~nsive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently, we have the" largest selection of finer ~uaUtles you will see anywhere, all at competitive prices. The end result ts customer satisfaction, pride and recommendations which provide our overwhelming source of new buelne8a. · vc th u: M h STOC>t.S SYLVIA PORTER Jt'ridoy·a. NYSE ( :10.,inM Pric·.-,, COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS OlioUt•-1"' ll<flt 1t•u fth ~ .. Yorll, M14wtot. Pe( Ille. P8W. lkKtOll. O.t,Olt-ClftCl""•tl •••O ··~· .... '-'"' ., u.. H•ti9ol•I A\tO<l•liOll of s.:wio .. OtoleH '"" ......... . .... l XI " ,,, t • l• •• '" . 11~... '. d ""'· ~,.-.. . .. I) _. -'I ,,,, ... 14 J t ! ~ t ~ I • .o· •• Fflday, Septembttr 30. 1977 IN DAil Y PILOT Jl l :J Why 'Up' Year Yields 'Downs' By SYLVIA PORTER S.C .... l11•t.Mt Growth m the U S. economy has slowed as the year draws on. but only from an unsustainable 71h percent rate at the start of the year to a healthy. sustainable and hoped for ··real" rate in the 5 percent range. Why, in the face of a generally healthy "up" year. has the psychology of Aml'rtcans been so "down"., Why are foreca~ts ranging from the doom that the world is headin~ inlo an economic smashup to the gloom that lh1.• l•conomy will tum from slowdown In 1977 to downturn m 1978" -IS THE FEAR THAT T HE 1975·77 upswing is ready to die b1U>E.'d strictly on past statistics? The business cycle is far from conquered, as the recessions in the Nixon-Ford Yt!ars demonstrate. This upturn also has developed serious question marks: the v1lahty of l978's auto sales, the drag of <.•on.sumer debts. the ht Rh level of joblessness among black:. and the :steep level or unemployment throughout the ex µan:sion. The C.S. index or leading economic indicators ha!. declin~ three months in a row. So this fear must be playing a role Is the "sick .. stock m;.irkcl the reason? The OQ'A J ones avcra~e has s agged 15 percent in 1977 so far. with hoh.lt'r:. of the widely watched glamor stocks laking a bath It mu~I b<• playing a role, too. b 1t the failure of b 11!'>1nt·ss to in v1· ... 1 enou.,:h in new plants and N1u1pment lo µro du<'e c~sential g1Jod~ jnd to .ivcrt innationary boltlent•cks in supphe~ ·1 ,\!though capalal ap Money's Worth proprialiom. by the nation's 1,000 larl!cst manufacturers are l'l'port£•d :.at the second highest lt•v<.•I in 25 years. these ap- propnat1ons for future spending forell'll a prop behind the 1·<.'onomy later, not now So the foot-dragging by industry on mvc:stmg in 1977 is another real worry. Is it the 1-'ederal Reserve system's tightening or credit and the consequent rise in interest rates? To date, the tightening has been modest. the rise in s hort-term rates moderate• and the rise in long.term ratec; barely nollcea ble. But anxiety about light money is unmistakable. -OR IS ITTHE WEAKNESS tn lhe dollar. sending 1t to llt'\\ 1<1\\s against the West German mark and Japanese yet" This h<ts bet·n the res ult of s ystematic L' .S. policy, designl'd lo cnmpt'I these nations to import more goods from un- tl 1·rdevclopcd lands and thereby s hare m Ql'e of the burden or ht•lptn~ the third world. But the weakcnin~ rlollar adds to in· ·nut1onury press ures by making imports more cxpensin · It's an adv<.'r:se factor. -\.\.'hat about apprehension that President Carter is an· ti· business ·t His economics arc conservative and, if JO\'thtng, pro-business, but this apprehension won't eo a\' a" ;l"hL"ot' and more Jrc factors in the gloom an<l doom. but llOlll' C'XJ;lains it. The "why" lies In the spectre or inflation :h1· lt•a r lhat ll will atcclcrate ;.ind cause another s lump 1•1 ophl•c1cs or inflation impel actions that make the pr ophl''''"" wlf-fulf1lhn g Thio; is the key to today's high in •t·n ·:-t rail•., the stock market's s lide. industry·.., "protec- t1' ,. pritc hikes. or,1.1anized labor's insistence on catchup w.1gc increases Next· ln/lotwn, a "true and false" quiz. Stock Market Posts Arwther Good Day NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market headed highe r ugjin today on the strength of some favorable news on the m on<'y supply. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial was up 7.02 poinlo;tolW7.ll after a 5.37 point rise Thursday. Gainers outnumbered losers by better than a 2·1 s pread among New York Stock Exchange.lis ted issues. Trading was fairly active. Big Board volume totalled 21.1 million shares. At Thursday's close the Federal Reserve reported a Sl.1 billion dro~ in the basic measure or the money supply. Analysts said traders took the news as a i>ign of some possi- ble progress in the Fed's effort to curb inflation by restrain· ing monetary growth. They also noted lhal the figures raised hopes that the central bank would not reel the need to tighten credit much further in the immediate ruture. DoieJotae•A "erage• Hew YOl'MAPI Flrwl Oow·J-~ •·~-s STOCQ Optn Hklft Low C-Oii! 30 11\d MJ~7 ..... "'·" 141 ••• l tl'I. 10 Tm 21SG4 2 .. .M 211.olJ 21) ... O» IS VU 111.11 l!J .. 112.IO llJ..U + Oa '5 Slit 11' lJ 2" 52 2'7.13 190 . .i + 1.lt '"°'" .. .. . . . .. .. .. . .. . . .. . 1 .•)!.MIO Tr•ri •• ••••••• ••. •• ••• ··• 300,lOO llll•• .. .. .. .. .. • • • • . • • • ,., ."1JIJ •S St• • •• • • • • .. • .. • .. • • .. • ?,100,IOO llp• and Do101t• M'hat S t OC!lu Did HEW YORK IAP) SALE$ Due to late transmission · today's listing will not appear in the pally Pilot. WHAT AMaX 010 HEW YORK. IAPI AMCJ( IAl.111 Due to late transmission today's fisting wlll not apPear In the O~lly Piiot. St~lu 111 Tiie SpotlJgllt ....... -.. ' ) j DAILY r1lOT ftthJay September 30 1977 ewport f .,lnn Student FDA to View Dru:g TestDeTTW1Uh (lff11·1 •• 1 .. or ;:\t-v.p 11rt Ph;un1.1n•ut1' :.ii:-lnt•·r n .. 111111,11, I nr , auJ th,•I lh''' hu\lt' 0~11·• d to mt•t.•I \11th 11lt1<·1,r1 ... "' ttu ft•11'-1 ,d I uod .11111 111 u~· \11 n11 n1:.tr .11!1111 111 i11 ... 1·u-.:. l1·~1111~ 111 I ht' I 1 1 111 ' .11111 ' 1 r ,1 I cl r u ~ bupnno.-.tm• Tht• mt•1•1111g "''' .1.i::n·<·d 111 ufl t'r lht• ... (>'\ ull rH~ t·tl tht· "l'''POrt U1•ut•h liu!wd firm to H' 'llml' ll•Min~ tht.• drui.: In Auuu:.1 , tht· Fl>\ 1·.,l11•d u hull In lhl' h•'ib. l IJ1mini.: lht· drug "u-. nt.'1tht·r .,uft.• nor dft:<: ll \ l' Hui f11lllj>Jll\ -.pol\t•.,m;m ~i.ln ford Glu.,j.. \ '>cJlfJ th1• ur<ll'r "u:. rl':.<:indl-cJ J month latt:r II\ FDA offi caat... · Cilui.ky '>Uld th1· jllllllt 11( lht.• l11t11r1• 1r1t•1·11ni: "llh tlu ~·u \\\ill 111• tu rt••tt h 1111 .1~111·1 1111•11l '" t•r 1 111111111wd ll•,..1111~ ,,f 1111· tlru~· I "Ofll 111111•1111 hu .. Jwt·ll llllUl'/ ~II 111~ l1•sh II\ l111· f11111 ""llt· 1\/70 c, lusky M1lc.J the drul( was de- ' t•lo1wd to l'Ombat the virus- ' ,1\JM'lt•s encephalitis or SSl't-. u t·haldhood disease for "h11 h 1h1•1(.' 1s <.'Urrcntly no drug ·" aalahlc Cancer Unit Ai<ls United Way Drive Th<: \mt>rlC'Jn CJ n tl'r ~oc·1t'I) ·.,I >1 a11c1· Count' un1l ha" <IS!'>lt.:nt'fl an l.lj.(rl'l'ffil'lll ,,, JOln Ill I ht• fundnus1nJ! cam p;u f!n (J{ l n1led Wa) of Orangt: Count) 'urth Soulh l 1un w1 II coop<•rutt• in business Jll<I in<luslraat lJn1ted Way Fundra1s1ng I !owe\ er. d1.· ... 1gnJllons pledged Lo the two orJ.{anizutions will be t rt•datt.·d to them and ad.nu\\lt'<l~ed by them. Thl' L'nalt'CI Wav 1s a fundrais- ing a:.socwt1on that s upports 76 Damages Damages l o be de· tcrmined in trial court are being d e manded from the Coast Com munity College DJs tncl by a student who claims she was attacked and tn · jured by a patient in Fairview State llospital, Costa Mesa. Golden West College s tudent Marie Ann Turner names the dis· trict as defendant:,, an he r Orange County Superior Court laws uit. She claim:. the attack occurred lus t Dec 3 while s he was v1s1tini:t Fairview as part of her GWC academic pro. gram. The announcement tam e le:.s than l\\O W('eks aftl'r the Orange County Chapte r of tht• t\mencan llc:arl i\ssol·tat1on announced It s ass11<·1atwn \\1th l lnll('d Wa\ agcnr1t.•s that pronde about 90 FREE THERMOMETER, p1.•n·cnt of the voluntary human Call 642-5678. TEST KIT & DELIVERY OBITUARIES I LOCAL CHOICE OF 3 SPAS • A.O. 5INth G• thater • I H.,, Rat.ct ,... • I H.P. Rat.ct Motor • ,._.. South Pactflc llower • I DraM • l Jets • I c..tri.Fitt« ATIUI 5665 SAVIMGOtl Cla:.k~ nott.•d lht.1t the· pur,x1M· of the I-D \ JPIJl'O\ l'd lt:slln~ pro C<.'dun• 1 ... to t.·.,tabh:.h the :,,afel \ a nd <.•rfl'Cll\'t·n''":. of tht.· drui CompJn\ uff1<:1ab dJ1mt'CI th<' FDA nttwn in hailing the tei;ls \\ U'> not in i-cl·p1ng \\1th fc:dt:ral regulJlmn ... llndl'r the aJHCl'ment. thl• t<mcer society :md heart as:.o<.·1<1 QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi c-.irt• .'>t•n t<·<·s av:.ulublt: in the Put• few words WITHIN ORANGE cou <·ount~· -----------~==='o:w::o:rk=lo=r~o=u=. :.:~~~~~!!~~!!!!~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!~~ ____ _..,; .... ___ ····-~··--·· --·-___,_-~ ,,,... "And now, will you welcome. please ... " Death lVot i(.•e11 MOSSTE~LElt h•t11,, <.or1n1'11o:111 YM:ht Club PtJc1t1c MARYE.~~ 1 l Lll fi, aQfl tiill rP Vu·w ~·rtiorittt Pdrk M(Jrtudry Dirt<.· ~idMI ol Hunl1nglOO IWdth. Olf•d ...,, II lOr> ...... l/rJJ. n~~O•Y, !><;plfflll>'r Jij I'll dl 110n1r t<AUSER .,H~r a llngt•rtnq ollno\ ~"'"""fO Oy ROC.EcR G HAU~Efl M 0, rP"<k'nl twr nu~1 C lttf' Mo\\lt•ll~r. on,• \Otl of Jr 1"nt" Pd~Y'· "~" AU'111Mll, Grctnd N•l.'.hd~, Mich and ttr f '1y411,. Wf:'U' ot CorOt\• Gel M<tf" J Mr\. P~t •l.H"1c>fP) KOil• ot Poo.ni• brotn~rs "'-•·n Of Phe>eni• ano Ot<• o• Attl Orwbloth(:r. UoyOl ettly <.-.-rmt-1 f'4t'ltPGff &.ctcn C>r H•u~r pr..t<t•<•'<I v~11rv C.A Mf'\ Mo\ .. ttllt-r ..... a P•\l "Pd•<•IW' 1n Ordl"IQI: Co .,,,.d to' e1qht pre\10tint Of l,,. Hunt1nqton ~AC,, Ai-~,.",. *'< J4ihl1nq m \urgt.ry 1---rtor to M\lctnce l•a.Que-. ltJ.tA ,,,S, w W•\ c.ommo IOlhP Jft'd ht \#f\ll'O IJYt>d(~tn dhO on the Bo.lrd ot l tw Nat~•41 A). t~ N•vy • rKetwO tnt> Rronze St•r on -. ... 1.ncf' L•~• dnd \.fir vtd .,,. int '°"' OI Ol.tlY in Vtetnam S.r\tJ(f'\ lO 00 ptul.tnlhroou. tomnuth •t" O'l••f'n dn AM S.turd.1v iat Pac1l1<-V~w Memo..-... 1 11 14, /4 IS Sht n•O 411• O Dt f'n • ..,,.,.. LMP.'f fn hf'u of ffowfrs Sdn'lll'f te..tc N-r •t\ The· Nt-wPort ~huOI 01-.lrtt t rt Qut")b rl\flmor1,,1c.ontr1tM.11.on!i.10 l P'l< hcHIHnQ Cff·•t•v• Wr4 lfl''tQ .ti l,._ k09f"rG HdU\ott M O.~">Or~Jfvnd; Hor•<• £.~on S<'-I H•r nu~.lnO ,~ I u\lln Comn.un1lv HOSPll•I, I ••u cf'nttv '"'"~d from t~ HvntinQton Nt-"'00f'1Ave . fust1nt'2.., Uf'•th Union ~nc><A 01\t' 1cl "'d11r<tor ot >C>tt1•1$l-r"1tr\on<S Htt.rtdl~on H• Deaths Md 4fW> t>ttn I~ co...:n ol ll•t O•'''' b.etl, ws.tNU •nd foolbalt te•m' •t Hunll"91on Bt-1.t<.h H•Oh ~hOol h on-1 l9'1 1960 .. Unt.'f'4'1 \4.tVI( .. \ w ilt b• -.on. Oucte4 di 1. lO PM Monday '" Pl•rc• brotn~~ '>m•th Mo'tu•ry, HunlH'Qton beech "'"" Ille Rev Sh41rwooo Cum· E J _ .L - min> P,Hfor Of Tiie Rf'dWOOO '1lJew1rere l't~\OYl.,.ldn Church, 1 .. ArUour. (II. Entomomenl Wiii l ollow .;1 w .. 1monsler Memorl•l P••k, r arn11y >UQQUb ""'""°' l•I• °" mb<h! 10 The Americ•n Cctnctr $OC,My P1"r<~ llro11w,. Sntllh Morlu1ry Olr>eto" }J6~. WHALEY MONROE L. Wt<ALl!V, rP\IMnt OI Strnl llallev. PH~O •w•y Sepl•mo.r n, Hn. fuNr•I MfVI(.\ ., .. Pfl'\d1no a l Smltn lulnlll·L•mb Morlu,try -. ..... FISHllt MARGARET f,AWN FISHER, 11 'I'••" ol -· l)a\...0 •w•y SooPl•r>1twr 79, 19// A tonq 11mt rH1dtn1 of NewpO<I S.ach ~rvlv•d Dy Mr \On, W1lll.am C. Fl sher ol Ofl Mlir, (.A l- O..u9hter\ Mr" Mar~r•t fr•~·' 01 LOS """""'*'· -Mr\ ,.,..rlen e.n,,.u ol (Ardolf, CA Also \Urvlvfd Oy 10 or•ndcl'ltldrf'n •no l qr••I· 9•-llll<><on. ~uner•I W!rvl<~• Mon dily, 1 DO PM•1 Pac•ll< \1101111\emo<l•I ,...,, ~I. SN•••• mem~r of IN! Ply-I> ConQn91llONI Church e nd MI DDLETOWN , Conn. <AP> -Wilbert Snow, 93, poet, teacher and governor of Connec- ticut for 12 days in 1946 and 1947. succeeding a govemor who res igned to run for the U.S. Senate, died Wednesday in Spruce Island, Maine. NEW ORLEANS <AP> --Al bert "P a pa " Fren c h , 66, banjo. strumming leader of the Tuxedo Jazz Band and a well-known New Orleans musician. died Wednes- -~-~~~~-~~ day. •PlaClgOTMRS SMITHS' MORTUARY 627 Main St. Huntington Beach 536-6539 PHI( PAMIL Y COlOMIAL FUMHAL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminater 893-3525 rACIJIC YllW MIMORt.U rAH Cemetery MortUll'f Chapel 3600 Pacific View Drive Newport, California &«.2700 NcCOl.Mte:a NOITUAllU UQunaBeech 414-941 5 ~l• San Juan Cai>ltlrano 495-1779 SAN DIEGO IAP> Mass was sung Thursday for Lawrence Oliver , 90, a long-time businessman a nd former president or the United Portuguese Society of California. He died Monday. N EW YORK (AP> - Lawrence J. McKay, 62, a lawyer who represent- ed The New York Tim es ln the Peitagon P~rs case, died Tuesday after a brief illness. For the Record 81..Clta ~~M•NH GaN81tAL.MOll'ITAI. ••l"TaMaJ" u, ttn Mr. eflCI Mn. Mlcl!MI PtMrMll, ._. Ji.1111c:.i••-·IWl0 •• ,,Te~" ... "" Mr, .,.., Mtt. ~ HoltMld, Sall Clem.-.~. 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S t oeks VOL 70, NO 273, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 TEN CENTS Dana Citizens Oppose Blufftop Plan lh S1 t:\'t. )!IT( HELL OI UM D••lf ~ ... , i l•ff {).mil 1'111nl ('ham bcr or Com llll'H 4.' offtCta).., .ind repre:.en tatl\t''> of thl' l>Clnu Point c1l1 ten .. lur \d1111\ ..irl' d1~plcased "tlh Uw ~talc 's plun tr1 purchase lfl at'rl'" uf l1lufrt<>ri land for ovl'r night c·.1mµin~ Hoth group.-. !'>:J\ lht•) arc mor<' < 11mfurut;1hlt· \\Jlh J S<in JuC1n ('a1n -.1rano dt•\'1•lr1J1l'r·-. pl<Jn . .., for the blufft<>p lund, called Lantf.:rn Uu) Go\'emor Edmund Brown. Jr has signed :i S53 million park bond me:.isun.• that includes s.i million for slHle at·qu1s1lwn of the 10 to 50 acre partC'I overlook· mg Dana :\farina Thi· part•t•I tycd by the -.tale 1'- lotJll·d north of Uel Obispo Strt·l•t and west of the Street or tlw (;ohh:n Lantern The parcel, part of u 76·acre '-llt' owned lly Pacific Mutual Life lru.urimce Co . has received county su pervisors· blessing for devl'lopment of condominiums and a large motel . Hcprescnlatives from Smyth Brothers Inc. have met with community groups and cham bcrs or commerce to outline tht•1r dl'vt'lopment plans. inl'lurlrnu dcd1calion:-. r1r a parcel for a tom Paris Holds Hijacker Hostages l'i\HIS 1,\P 1 I\ tall blond gunman :-hot a -;tt·warrtess 1n th1· arm •ind hiJat·ked a French a1rltnl•r today, lhn·tt ten1ng to hlow up lht' passengers unll'SS ht· ""a-. allo""<' Orly Airport <·on trol tO \.\l'f i\ny""Y· think hl·lon· 'ou <wt Out of the 94 JIU'>)..l'rtgl'r:-. -.1111 111 th<· pl<1nc. 1 ·11 Jfwa~·s han· the lime ld as about 45, took ovcr lhe twin-jct Caravellt.· aircraft of Air-Inter, the French domestic airline. as it flew from Paris toward L,•on in central France ""1th 100 passl!nJ:ers and a crew of M..'nn. the airline said ·· Armed with a pistol anc1 a hand 1-(renadc, ht• fnrccd it tu rl'lurn tr1 Par Is . wh1·rc 11 Cl\erflew the city '>e\ ('r<ll tames Ill full view Of a n1)0nt1ml' 'lr1:l'l crrH\d hcfon· Gunmen Irritable 4 Hostages Freed By Red Hijaekers DACCA, Bangladesh <AP> HiJackers holding a Japan Ai r Lrncs OC8 jct released fou r more hnstaJ,les today as Japanese of. f1<"ial~ rounded up prisoners in Japan ;md S6 mtlhon to mc•ct the terrorist!>' ransom ckmands. l\an~ladC>-.h Foreign Secr<·tary Dobrakt ll11ssarn s;11d nci;lotiu lions Wl'rc going well But other Ofrlc1ab '>Ulcl the fl\'(• gunml!n were ~rowing irritable and short f('mpt•r<'d Ill lhe third dav or lhe APWlr9 ....... AMONG HOSTAGES HB Banker Gabrlel .·or:~:{j7 c oast " ft'eathe r Nigh\ nnd m ornina low clouds becoming mostly sunny afternoon Saturday Lows tonight 58 to 64. High Soturday 70. INSIDE TODAY . If Laguna Beach turns up it1 volumt Stmda11. lh~ whole Orano-Coo.t ctMd ~ .nltt· tamed. Musical 1-'••tivol '11 - 6Q lnatmm~tal end uocal g'OfAPI /rom Bach to rock -ii pr'view«J on Pa{/• Cl . siege and wcr\l cornmu,i1cat1ni.: less with the outside. Thl.~_oCficials abo ~a1d th<• tcrrorisL'i had not ~en told thal one o( their demands ""ould not be fully met three of the nint• prisoners in Japanese 1a1h whose frct•dom the hijackers tie· manded ha\'c rrfuscd the offer to leave Jnpnne-.e officials stud th<! ransom night Saturday" ould Jr tSee HOSTAGES, Page A2) * * * Hijackers Hold Owner of HB Garfield Bank • .J ohn Gubricl. of '.\tonlehello. a host.1~e or terrori ... h who ht • .1:.ickcd a .Jupan Airltncs a1rplltnc earll<•rthis wMk. is th<' <>wn<!rof a bank 1n Huntington Bt.>ach. Ch a m b c r o f Co m m er c ,. Man ager llalph Kiser said that Ga hricl opened the G a rflchl Rank n<.'arly two years ago at the corner of Garfield A venue and ~1 agnolia Street. just across t he boundary from Fountain Valley. Kiser said that Gabriel. who is a member of the local chamber of commerce. is in t he process of developing a shopping center on the seven acre:. of properaty I.hat he owns. Darren Ward. a retired Hunt· lngton Beach runerul director. IS a long-lime friend of Gabnel. They ~ame acquainted wh('n both were active In Rotary clubs In the East LoS Angeles area nearly 25 years ago. · · ~ohn la a very lovable and highly e motional guy. My wife und l are really concerned about hlm1"Watduld1 J•llltang clC>\\ n :ii I >rt~ •in !ht· c:ap1tal's -.outlwrn fr1ng1 Stt·\\'ardc•so; ,\nn1t k c;u1th·m11t a 30 year oltl Frcm·hwoman. wa-. .,hot in the arm a-. 'h•· trwd to prc\'ent lhc htJaC'kl·r fmm hulling into the c·o('k(Jtt . an .i1rltnt• 'pokes mun s111tl She· \\ ,,., mt Pr r o g :J t t' II h r p o I 1 t' c.· a n rl I ran1,f1·rrt-d to thl· nc·artl\ llt·nn \lon<lnr 1lo-.p1t.1l. \~ h1·rt· ~h1• wa.'> rt·porktl in g11od t•flnd 1t 1on ht· athktl Sax 11a..,..,t·nc1 ·r-. 1nt'1111linc ,in «"1·1•111.J \('ti. l'Jgl' \:!' Krishna Sect Suing IB, Police Dam:1&.:t't> 1111 alrnc SI• 1; m11l111n .ir~ IM-m~ 1h·m:irvll'rl fr11m tlw 1 1 t~· 11f Lac11n.1 llt•<·:aL·h an :1111 Or~111r.;1· C11unt ,. S11p1·n11r C-111111 l~rn :-;1111 thut rh:trJ!t•s th<' ttl\ ' pl'llin• dq1arl m1•111 ""11 h h:.ir..i~ nwnt of th<' 11.tn' 1'rn·h11:11.<'<'l Tht· lnl1·rn:'llHinal )..11<·11'1~ l11r "r .... 11n:1 c .. m.1'1t•ll>lll'""' ll.Ulll'' C11v ,\1111rn•·~ <;t•1ori,:1• Locan Polar•t• ('h1cf .11111 .,;11ark' ()1 ... trll'l /\ttorne~·('n·al llaek' and l:!p11l11'1 ' offirers :is coclt•ft•nd:int.., 111 lhl' ,.,. I um It is allt•i!ed that !hr• flpf1·nrl.1nt .., have n •prratNlly intr-rfr•rf'd w11h thC' rii.:ht ot Hi.ire 1-.n:-.hna m1•m bcr-. tn holit uninlt•rrupl1•il )..t•n 'l<'t"' al the La~una Bca1·h fl•m11lc, fl.II Ramona A\'t: It 1s further ullci.;cd that ml'm beri; of the sect have bet•n c1tt•d for dit.turbmg lht! ncace wh ale worshipping at the Hamona /\ vt·nuc property and while d1.., tributing their oq~anization's re· ligious material-.. C1t v officials noted after lhc lawsuit wa!! st•rvcd that the cit v was granted a n ln\unct1on six months ago when they movt'fl to halt any f urther ui.t· of the Ramona Avenue propt·rty a.., a temple. ll wai. pointed out at that time that the Hare Krishna oq~amia· t1on had never obtained a cond1· tiondf use petmit that would al· low them to ~e the home for re- ligious purposes. The city took action after neighbors on Ramona /\\'cnue prolci;tcd t hat the Krishna services and the bell ringing that accompanies chanting could be h eard for Me veral blocks! because of the public address systems utilized by the worship- pers. A hearing at which the city wll) be asked lo justify Its arre.,L'i and citations o(Krishna devotees has l)een scheduled for Nov. 4 lo Superior Court. muruty park. a smaller PQrt1on for u local park, and <1 path"' a} c·on~trucl<.'d ct long th<· blu fftop "f:\'crybody fetls lh<• Sm~ th Brothers have done an 1•xcellcnt job." suid Dana Point Chumbcr Pr<.'s1dent Ollie Harris. 'Now th<• stat£> coml'" al<m~ ancl say" '\\t"n· gomg to fl\t· our ... tall' tumpl•rs J vtc'.li from thl· blufftop · S:1ndr.1 B111 1 ... trum '1n· pn·..,1 d1•nt of the C1t12ens Action group. 1:-. dumhluunded at the state pro· posal "I l'Un 'l imagine the state hu} inst that property without let- 11ng the t•ommunity know what 1t 1:-. i.:orn~ to clo with 1t." she said St;.al<' off'ktab havt• said there \\ ould be publit• hc:.mngs ~1 rs Hoo:-.trum !>a tel urc<is ~ur rounding th1· propost•d s tute put <·hJ'>I' "Ill' 1.·untmn h<.•t wccn 25 .111d :10 d"" t•lltng un1h 1wr at·n· Retnember When. • • Wl' don 'l need rl'crcat1onal \'t'htcll>s and hmatcd UM.' fac1ht1es thcr'" .. -.he suid Wt• \.\OUld hav1.• to makt• our dN·as1on on what the state has m mrn hoard would not !-.Upport ... uch a rcs trictt'<l llSl' Sh1.· s:J11l 1f !ht· stall' Y.ould look at I he ;in·a:-. ;1-. a rc~1onal park 1~1·1• OPPOSE. Pagt> i\21 <lid ttnH'I'' 111 L :1i.:1an.1 l\1.,1l'!1 111.1, 11· m1·mli1·1 IJl\l'a' ('1n1· \\h•·11 1t l1u1l-1·i°I ltl-1• ( h1• !Jll'l 111 l' .al111\ \' C;1·111 ).!\' l'l'\ll\Ul:- tun· :«1 y1·41r:-:.igo. 19-17. Thl' pictur<.' below· wa!'> tJkcll for t•ompurison µurposcs to ~how d1angc:. that have occurred on this 1.an•Oll ~1mnwrm.111 d11l'" I k took tht.• pit· . M~c11011 of i.cc11ic Art Colony coastline Riles Def ends System Supennte~nt Says Sclwol,s Never Better By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. OflN D•llY 1'1191 Slall "Why can't Johnny read'>" a high school student asked Wilson Riles, state public schools chief. at a Thu~day afternoon press eohf er ence al Clapp Special Educ1ttion School lJl Huntington Beach. "Johnny can read,"" Riles reRponded. "Some Johnnys can't but it's only those who can't read tbal make the news · · Oraniw County high school and junior h igh school student newspaper <.'<litors fired round after round of quest.ions al t.Oc 60-year-old Riles during his visit to West Orange County . Riles toured two e lementary schools in Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach . taped a television interview with Hunt· in1too Beach High school .$lu· den~ and Hpoke w1t.h school board members and otrlcial all doay Riles defot'ld~ th~ C ;ili(ornia public Kchool 11y!\tcm · ·Toduy 11tudenU. arc dolna bet.· tor than var before." !laid Riles. "There 1\0 decUne in student litcra.cy ~choolti bawo nevet been better,·· Rlh~ told studonb. "When J went to high ,cbool, only about 10 perctr\t. of tf\f' students t\n!lhtd. Toda)', everyone 11 n~cted to fini~h hilti sctlOOl," RU~. who plan~ to tun fol' • t hird term next year as tate 11uper1n~ndent or publlc anlWc• Hon. ..,d, .. Anyt>ae •M aaya nothlnJ ts h•PPflfn~ Cn our schools r.tiould v111tn,.-.eboola I \•lalt<-d today."' he !ttate'1t hl,hett {Nkll\c educilUoe> otnd~ ...,uo II•= qu tlona on arelif.iuch a.uc employe ~olWc:U'ft barlalalftll gradtJotlon require m ents. the Serrano-Priest funding Issue ond school improvement programs uncter recenlly passed AB 65. U1lcs aaid teacher collective bru·galning is in for "difficult llmcsahel\d ... While he beltcves• teachers should be able to bargain for salaries and fringe beMfils. ·'They should not barg_.\n for what Is luugbt in &he schools." he added. The state superintendent siJd he foresee! problems ahead tor ii state mandate !or local school districts to establish minimum compelcnci<!s for hlah 11chool arudunllnn CSff SCHOO~. Page AZ> ft% OAIL v Ptl OT l ~('" ,.,.. ... ,...ti OPPOSE ... :.th', th1·11 th• h11m1·11v. ""' vrc.up "11uhl 1 t"\'\ ;al 11.1t 1 l h1·1 r 11•·• 1 .. 11J11 llJrfl.), :.p ra k1n ~ fut the chamber. wu more ~mpb1Uc .1hrn1t ... 1.11 .. 11..,,. of th1 hl uUt11p p ,11 t 't I J ht• I I .Ill I 1'1110 1 d1.1111ht·r h.1 .... 1.11t•cl 111 11· ulut11m th.tt II i.. ctdintt•·h 11111•0 1·cl tu lht• M.ltc dum.: .tr1\ 1h1ni: v.1l h th.tt land,"~ .. uut tk ... 1111 future· r• 1111 nt.., n1·01r the blulftop ""tll luok rorwarll to pet•nn~ dov. 11 into J n ·C'rCiilll>nul vuhkle p.ark It om their home'> 1r 1 he :.talt· plant.) •PJHO\ cod But K~ Krl~or4.' prt.><11dent or the Cap1:.lrano B •.tl'h Chamber of Comnwn ·t· -. • .1111 ht· pt•r<,onally beheves the South ('oM:.t net!d:. more area:. for publtc use, In- dud 1 ng n ·tn ·at1onal "ehtcle parks. Kilgore, who s.t1d he was formerly in the recvee ac- cessories bu ... ines:,, cited a s h ortage of s uch parks in Southt•rn C:.l11forn1 a ------------ O.lly PtloC ~tall Photo Perjury Related Judge Drops 3 Norton Charges Oran~e County Superior Court Judf'.!t' Ma1>on Fenton today dis· missed three churees brought against political activist Loran Norton in the Grand Jury indict· ment last March. As a r e!lult, Norton mus t answer to only four or the 1>cvcn perjury-related charges included in the indictment. Judge Fenton agreed w1lh de-fense lawyer James Riddell that the allegations 10 the three db missed counts were vitguc ancl uncertain. Riddt•ll argued that hi:, client could not answer those ch<trges because of the vagucne:-;s and thl'ir failure to :>pcc1fy criminal ads. "We h<1ve an area down here that could be or good use not only for Oran~e County cam pers, but those from all of Cahfom1a ... While tmphasmng that he was speakmg for h1msell. and not the chamber. Kilgore said he Is op· posed to turnjng Dana Point into "all houses and apartments." NEW SOUTH COAST BOYS CLUB GYM IN SAN CLEMENTE A COMMUNITY LABOR OF LOVE With Donated Labor and Mat•rlal1, $256,000 Bulldlng Cost Only $90,000 Thrown out;.~ a rc:'>ult of Judg<• Ft•nton's decision wa.., one t ounl accu.'>mg Norton of :,olit 1tmg a oncti~ friend Gary Newmeytr to commit perjury. "I think we need a good balance," he said. Farmers to Rally ELCENTRO <AP> -Imperial Valley farmers plan a rally Sa lurday in San D1tgo and another Oct. 22 in Los Angeles to protest the 160-acre· limit that would force many lo sell "ex- cess ·· land. Al least 2.000 per:.ons arc expected to drive to San Die~o in cars und :JO tractors, a JOO-m1lc trip. Ottlly f'li.t lwH l"Mle MEDAL FOR MEMORY Ex-POW DIBernardo FrOM Page AJ CLUB •.. Activities include sporLs ()Ike volleyball, karate, wrestling, archery and olhcrli >. indoor games Chke ping pong, b111iard5, chess, darts and others), special interest classes and rield trips One popular act1v1ty has been basketball, with about 300 boys playing on two leagues la:.l year. Urady said. The boys played their games at San Clemente and Dana llills Jhgh School, but had no chance to practice bctwc<:n games because the school gyms were heavily scheduled. The comple tion of the new Doys Club gym changes that. Brady said he cxpecL'i tho gym to be an use every day, with basket ball games and practice sess ions schcdul~ throughout the week. The push to build the gym came in 1974, :;aid Brady, Y.hcn the South Coas t Jaycees raised SS.000 to l<iunch a community· wide fund drive. Other service clubs join<.-<l in. :.incl in .J .inuary, l !li l,, ground .,.. ,1.., hrokt'n for tht' gym Cnnsl rud1on \\'as eompl<•tt·d this month. ;111 hough suffit i('nl funds Y.trt' not availablt· for such "fnlls" ;i., bleachers, said Hrndy. County supervisors appro w·d S25.000 in federal revenue shar- ing funds for the Boys Club Tut·'>· day, with ha lf to be applied toward first year operating cx- pen:.es for the tym. The rematn· ing half Is to provide bleachers and other equipment for gym use, Brady said. The club operates on an $80,000 annual budget. The United Way , contributes $24,000 lo the bud.:el. Brady said. The rest comes from m embership fees and commun1· ty donations. Marine Major Cited For Vietnam Action A formpr war prisoner and public affairs director at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station has been given a medal for smug- gllne Information about other Americans out of North Vietnam. Marine Maj . James V. DIBernardo, who has an ex· cellent :memory, and was held behind enemy lines for five years, Unit Disbanded SEOUL, South Korea tAP> - The last remaining unit of the 4\h U .s. Army Missile Command was disbanded today as pan of t he planne d withdrawal of A me rican troops from South Kqrea. The unit was the first ln Korea to be deactivated since the tJ .S. and South KQrean govern. menta agreed in July on a phased withdrawal of American troops by 1982. ORANOICOMT DAILY PILOT .. was awarded the navy Commen· daUon Medal at ceremonies a1 Camp Pendleton. Arter his capture during the 1968 Tel Offensive, the citation said, he memorized the names, ranka and dales of capture or other prisoners. DiBerna rdo , 42, als o •·memorized a m a p" or the prison camp and s muggled the Information out whe n he was re· leased by his captors. Upon his return, DiBernardo came to El Toro whe re he served as publle affaJrs dlrecl.ol' and handled the base newspaper and community relations. The former Mission Viejo resi- dent w as transfered to a similar Pi>st at the Marine Corps Recruit DepotinSan Diego in May, 1976. 70 Million · SawTVBout { 0411'1' Pli.t SIMI ,,_ HAILS CIVIC SPIRIT _ ~ys Club's Brady f 'rona Page .. t l HUACK ... tnfont, wen' later rcltasl'<l un har mt-<l as the hijacker necotiat- l'<I over thr <'Ock r1t rac110 "1th u learn of orftt1als led by Jean P<'ncr. admjnistrative chief of Val de marnc district where Or- ly Airport lies. The conversat i on s sometioics dircl't, somctt me5 th rouJ!h tht p1 lot ·· wer(' monitored by French newsmen The pilot occasionally referred to the hijacker as "our guc:,t." The hiJucker Insisted that two French private radio station-. broadcast a 12·m lnutc state mcnt, which he said he had re· corded on tape for the occasion. Pcrier, apparently stalling for time, demanded to know what the message said. But the hijacker retorted. through the pilot, that everything he had to say was on the tape and he would say nothing before the broadcast. He pledged to release at least some of the passengers after the broadcast, but indicated others would have to remain aboard while he new to a deeUna- tlon he did not reveal. Final Rites Held for LB's Otie Iddings Otle G. Jddings, wbo moved her family from Indiana to Ten- nessee In a covered wagon 63 years ago, died In her Laguna Beach home Tuesday at the age of 91. She was burle d today in Newport Beach1...accordh1g to her daughter Edra Kiehl, with whom the elderly woman lived for 21 years. Mrs. lddlnes came to Lasuna Beach in 1955, shortly alter the cfeatb ot her husband In Indiana. She had worked at a holplt.al ln LaGrange, Ind. for many years, reti,rtng to California to live with her dauabter. Mrs. Riehl sald her mother was a hard-workinc woman, wbo began work at the age or 14 In a glass factory. In Laguna Beach, s he was active In the aenlor cltltens club and the PresbytAarian Cburch. Sb• snade l•P robt1 for hospitals and dresses for mls· slonarlea, her dauahter Hid. And she continued her ch•rlty efforts and wu •ctlw untll her death. Mn. Iddinp, Of au La Vllta, lt 1urvtved by daUClU.ert Sdn, ot th• 11me addr111. IHlrlee Zawi111 of W11tmln1ter; aon Cl1d• Hull or Holtville: 1tx •r•ndchtl.rea. ll cre•t· 1r~cblldren and Ii•• trM:t· ~at·sr~Odrill. , From Page A I HOSTAGES Also discarded was an act usa- tion that charged Norton with fraudulently attempting to tnt1<.T '\lcwmeyer to ht.• to the grand JUI)'. rive here more than s t•vcn hours The third dismissed charge ac· afte r the h1Jatke rs . latest t•uscd Norton or making fabc dc<idlinl' and would C'arry no more statemcnL'i to Ncwmcy<'r with the than s ix of the prisoners. in lent to influence rus tes li mony. The Rangludesh orrtc1als said Grand Jury trans c rrph ot it was not known whether the hi-testimony leading to Norton's in- .rackt·r..,, said to be members of dtctmml show that '\;c" mt·yPr tht• ultralcftlt.t Japant'SI' Hl'd l':trrn.•'1 tapP n •tordt•rs 11n h" 1\ rmy. wcn• willing to <:xknd ltod\· to rl'<'Ord h1'> ccinversali"n" tht·ir dcadltnt• once again with Norton bl'fore both men The American ho:>tages an· "t'rt' s i·hL·dulc:d to appear before banker John Gabrn:I and hti. Y..1ft· the Grand Jury. O•llY P1lol $!Mt ,..,.to 3 CHARGES DROPPED Loran Norton ------------- Pasadena Man Wi1is 'Fly' Prize of Monlebdlo, Calif.; former Tho:.c· app<'arances came California A:-.s<:mblyman Walter midway through an investigation LONL>ON (AP J -l\lan tan flv Karabiun of Monterey P11rk, and into Orange Count y polttical after all. · these olhcrs not further den-practices that cenll'rcd on Coun· Thal was the ver dict todav of tified: Eric Wct:.s, Mr. J . tySupervisorRnlphDiednch. the Royal Aeronautical Soc.ictv Caldwell. Mr. AltcreJos, Mr. G as it announced that Dr. Paul Sands, Mr. T. Phalen. Mr. J . MacCready of Pasadena. Calif . Chunce and Mr. W. Mcl.<!an. Front Page A J ha won its 50,000-pound -S87,500 Karabaan ·s wife. formtr -prize fo r creating a man Hollywood actress Carole Wells powcn-d aircraft Karabtan. and an Ame rican SCHOOLS.•• named K. Krueger were rclca:-.cd MacCn •ady's pcclCJl -powcnd Thursdav · II<.• warned ag:unsl Sl'tlmg the f'raft, Y.1th a "ing..,1>.111 ur !16 frl'l. The l ate ... t hosta,::c• n·lea'>«' l!r~1duation rc·qu1 rt·m t'nts too fl t·w a lhrN'·mtlt'. fi g ure eight hrought to nine t ht' numher of high or low. "Tht• Iot a I •hstricts <.:allforn1a t<.•:,t course Aug 23. pa:-.'>t•ngt'~ Creed since• the plan<· a n · going to ha\'(• to draw the line But anothrr u s a s pirant . was S<'l7.<.' .John 1.mton of Uaylon. Oh10. hJ.., passcng<.'r'> fr<'c•cl t1;d:t\' .1 I J .\ new stale Jaw knov.n a:. AH obJtekd to the .iwarding of thl• .I apanc:.1: woman, an n< onts1an Jtrne, ,;aymD only om• official uh-"'<>m"n nd ·1n r"''""t1nn cou1 I 1;;,, des igned to comply with a "' " u a • .......... 1 l' st•rvt•r was 11resent, 1n violat11111 .. r• 11 ''all' court ruling for (•nual fund. ·· ~c •' 1 ., nf cOm"''l1l1<1n rult•-. calltn" for Thl' f 1 \'C' mas ked I crronsb. ing for all school districts, will more Ui:;n one. ,., who hlJUl'kcd the J oip:rn Air I.mes s11t1sty the court's requirement, DCK jct Wcdn<'sdny, have re Hiles sntd. The society·:; lawyers O\'t'r· p<.•atcdly thn•atencd to kill th" ruled the nhjcct1on, find mg that / hostai::~ unless their demand-. "Throui::h An fi5. we have don" I ht· test night was oh..,erved co r- uri! met but have tw1e1• CKtcndcd " i;oo<l JOb of ra1i.ini: more funds 1cctly and the pr11.c could be tht•irdcadhnc for the low wealth :.chool db -awarded. Thert• wcn• tndlcatlons the ht· trt<'ts,"saad Rtles. It has been 18 years since Jackers wanteod to l('ave Oarc<J Britis h businessman Henrv Out he added tha t only a · urter the prt:-.<>n1•r-. and mon<'y ar J\ re mer offered a 5.000-pound "rrasonahle joh has been done· · 1 nve. throu~h An fi.5 tn supplyin~ high pr11,e to anyone who could r Y a Tokyo's J\saht F:vcn1ng Nc•w..,, wcalth ..,<'hool districts with their man-powered aircraft. Since in an unattnbutc'<.1 ri·port. s:ml -1harcoffunds then the prize money has s teadily the hijacker'> rndtC'atrcl plum. 111 increased. free all womt•n, children oncl ln Hiles i.1.11<1 unde r An 65 ~rhool lnnumcrahl<' atlempLc; falle until pilot flry:in the 13:? passengers and M crew prove their programs if they Allen successfully flew the larg1• mt•mtx•rs in cxchani.:1· for the agree to certain procedures that h ut light MacCrcady nedal ransom and keep the others. in will make them eligible fo r plan1•, cro'>smg the sta rt and eluding nine /\mcnean men ·· s pecial grants. finish hnci. wt th ;rn elevation of al until arnvrnc at the ir final least 10 feet. as required. destination An American Speaking more like a "Iamdelightcdtohearthatat woman ts also aboard. Most or etassroom teacher. Riles en-long last the prize has been the hostages arc Japanese. couraged the studenL5 lo "learn claimed," Kreme r said through ~urces here said Japanese of· to expras yourself well if you a spokesman at his London of- ficials were contacting other gov-want to m ake it... fice. ernment.s in search or a country Kremer, owner of Laser willing to acce ptthe hijackers. Engineering Ltd. and a long-llevice Dangerous lime aviation enthusiast. lives on North Korea and Libya al-the Isle of Man in semiretire-1 owed Re d Army members ESCONDIDO (AP> --A m ent. to land hijacked Japan Air Lines nuclear device which uses glider expert: will be invited to jets in 1970 and 1973. Captured radioactivity to measure soil U>ndon for a formal presentation members of the terrorist group, density for buildina contractors ceremony. which vows to foment revolution was sought Thursday after being The p I an c. ca 11 e d th e in Japan, have told authorities l'eported stolen off a truck. Police Gossamer Condor, was flown on they received training in Yemen said anyone trying to open al a course in Sh after in Kern _a_n_d_Le.b_anon __ . __________ co_u_l_d_be_i_nJ_u_r_ed_s_e_ri_o_u_sl_Y_· ____ C~o~un_...tY~·~---~--~-- PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 83 yeara of carpet retailing. one faot becomes quite evident -that when money Is less plentiful, people buy Mttw-...,. . This Is contrary to pof)Ular belief, but makes good sense if you think about It. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance. vou are likely to buy....,...~- At Alden's In the last three years, our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently, we have the largest setectlon of finer Qualltiet you will see anywhere, all at competitive prtces. The end r~ault ia customer satisfaction. pride end reconvnendatk>ns Whicl\ Provfd• our overwhelming source of new bualn91$. Orange Coast EOITION Vt VOL 70. NO nJ. 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA '!'od ay's Closing N.~. Sto eks ( FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, 1977 N TEN CENTSI 22 Americans Take Last Trip Home ll \'\Ill \ 11111 .1m •\I' In ttf llu.• .:tan· .incl "1 llt•r l•llo: twal 111 \ ll lll.1m ' Jiit 1111x111 'un lcK.lin ti' Aml·n1·.1n ..,,,JlfH·r' .ir11t 'dll11r' ai l1ftt>dlhl·1c·rn..11n-.11f;!I \n11r1t..i11 N '>l'I'\ 1t'l•mcn <tntl ;J c '" 111 .tll ml11 h the bdh of .1 mll1t..ir) ,.,ff~IJ p c plam· that 1A11uld l..ik1• ltwm h1inw for the lJ.,t ll rTH' The :-.t•n 1n·nwn d1td during the \ 1etn..im "'Jr that ended in r\pnl 1975 <rnd their remain\ "'l'rc hcing turnc<l over to the l n1ll'd ~li.lll'll 1.1ftcr long ncgot1u t11in' lJ\ Lhe V1etnume'e Com rnunl'b \fll'r lht· brad l'erem<my. Vu ll11 • .ir1~ uf the Vit:tnamc'>l' Forl·1gn :\J 1m!ilry :.aid . ··We ha\ c l oovt•ratcd cloi-t:I} on thc'il' humun1tanJn matter'> We need to st'ttlc the pa:.t perfectly. :-.o Wl' can have good and sound basi:-. for e:-.t<ibh!>hmg normal rehtt1ons bl•I ween the two countries · · The JOmt mbi.ion of the l ' S. Dt:fon'ic und Stutc dcpartments ""a1> tht• fifth lo llanoi to accept thl· remu111:-. of Americans killed 1n the lndoch1nu Y.ur S1xtet.-n of the small. black. ml'lal boxl"• loaded aboard tht: lJ S Air Force Cl l 1 Starliftcr cunt<11nL'<.I remains 1denl1C1ed by the Vietnam ese ui. members of the l S armed Con·ci. Fi ve o tht·r-. had LJ S \('rvict•mcn nut 'l•t 1dcnt1fil'<.I l'"r.ink S1everts. co<Jrd1nuL01 for prisoner of \~ ar antt mass mg an action affair-. for tht· Stat1· Dl'partment said the name-. \~111 bl· rel<.·ase<J only when the <trm) ., Central ldcntiricat1on Laborntor) m ll111A-a11 confirm'> tht• identitH'"> Thl' 22nd bod\ was thut of Trucker Gougl•lman, Y.hose fumlly li ves 1n New York Gougl'lman. a c1V11iC1n, reported I~ dwd 1n Saigon in Junt: 1976. a ~ t.•ur afll'r the former South Viet nam c.ip1tal ft:ll to Communist ll'd fon·cs Thc Siever~ m1s:>1on Y.as the :-ccond to Hanoi under the ad mm1.,tration of President Carkr The first, on Feb 25. \\ ,,., led b\ form(•r Cn1ted Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock and returned with the remains of 12 nH'n. 1nclud111g the one mas lakenl~ 1dent1r1ed as iln Aml·ncan Sit•\ 1•rts said t hl• 1dt'nllf1cal10n t·enu.·r an llaY. u11 wall need ilbout 10 day-, to tlA-O weeks to confirm t h l' 1cknl1t1cs of the m{'n alreadv 1dt:nt1f1t·<I bv the V1l•tnamc:.~ Thi.' other ft ,:l' probably \\Ill take much loni.tl'I". he :.aid Police Stornt .1 Hijacked Jet D•••r ,., ... PllOIO ., C••• Amb<o .. Div ing Ducks PARIS <Af'I f~hc--t,- m arks mt' n th 1 i. a rte r noon 't stormed a French Jetliner that had been h1Jacked e1~ht hours l'Urlicr l)y a tall blond gunman y, ho shot a '>lt'wardcss m the arm during hi\ takeo• er Shots ran~ out from 1ns1dc the 1.,.. in-jet Caravel le as policemen furct•d their •vav mlo thl' craft at Paris· Orlv A1ri>ort ""here the hi 1acker was hold1n~ more than 90 SJer\ons as hostaJ(e'> F ir st reports said thrcl.' persons wer e wounded, Ont• seriously, m the s torm mi: and lht• hijC1cker was captured. This small hoat ;1ppl•:irs to ha,·e M'<.>n ht•t- lt'r days along the Orange Coast. Hut thcsP tluc:k-. st.·<.·m to ha\·1· a lot going for thL·m. ri •.'ht now. D<> \ ou :-.u ppose they ar c dh·ing for trcusure from the S\\ amped boat'! Nothing !'IO romantic. in a ll prob- abili ty. A square meal would be more likl' il. The gunman had thr eatened to hlow up th<' plan1· unle!l'> he was allowed lo broadcast a prt• r{•corded politlcal message. During the earlier negot1C1 lions, the hiJa<·ker told French ot· Police Chief Asks Newport U>Operation By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol IM O•llY Pllol SI.Ill Newport RC'ach's pr,Jice chief thinks th{' rommun1ty could be crcatm~ problems for itself by withdra""in~ into "enclaves" and lctt1n~ polit'e handle all the problems that croop up S1>eaking Thursday before the Corona dcl Mar Chamber o f Commcrc{', Chier Charles Gross said his ambition 1s lo create a "law-abiding umbicn re" for Newport Rl'aC'h by g(•tling the resid('nts and busincsi-men to take an active role in law enforce ment. He stress<'<! that what he has in mind is not formation of v1g1lante comm1llecs, but continuing in- l t-raction between police and community '·By cstablishin~ that Jaw abiding ambience. we can do a ~real deal to solve problems before they arrive." he c;ald Gross conceded has discussion 14•as in rather va~ue and general terms ... because I haven't been here lonJ! enoui:th tn really dis- cuss specifics, .. hut he said one of his Cirsl goals as to gel the com- munity and police department to know each other better. "Things work muc h better when you can communicate reg- ularly with I h{' ofCicers assigned <SeeClllF.F', Page A2> Reswfacing Of Newport Highuxiy DlU? Workers for Vernon Pav- ing say they will begin re- s u r r a cl n g New p ort Boulevard Sunday night. A spokes man for the firm said the proJect will close traltic to alf b\Jt one lane ln eac!h dlrectoh between 10 p.m . and 6 a.m. while the asphalt coal is beln1 laJd dQwn. The project will boaln on Newport at Finley Avenue next to Newport Be1ch Cl· ty Hall and 111hould bo com· plclud l11\l nla hts later at Mesa Drive In Co!lta Mesa, the spokttman aid. All Janei. of the roadway ' will be open durlna • d1yH1ht houri, be tx· plained. "We lUSt want people to know •·e'ro 1oln1 '° be there 1nd to dri e witb 1ome caution," lb• tpoltearnan aiddeid. Olilly .. I ... S\alt ........ ASKS COOPERATION Police Chief Groas Lava Still Threatens Hawaii Area F e deral New Year Taxpayers, Want A Midnight Toast? WASHINGTON <AP I --Happy fiscal new year. taxpayers. So far as your government is concerned. 1978 begins at midnight and rccteral agencies can begin using their new appropnations or your tax money By this time next fall. your government will have spent $458.25 billion. leaving a deficit of $61.25 billion. WIDLE THE FISCAL l978 BUDGET Congress passed is legally binding, the people behind it tacitly admit it may have to be re- opened and llnkered with, especially if Congress nuses Social Security taxes to help keep the troubled system afloat. On the fiscal New Year's Day, all but two of the biggest ap- propriation bills a rc law. l One of those still a round is the S60.2-billion appropriation for the departments of Labor and Health. Education and Welfare and Labor THE 1'1EASURE IS STALLED AS a Senate·House conference committee tries to settle differences in an abortion measure at- tached to it. The foreign aid appropriation has been derailed over a pro- vision that would forbid the administration from aiding countries that violate human rights standards. Beginning the fiscal year Oct. 1 is part of a law that took eHect last year to involve Congress more effectively m setting the federal budget. BEFORE, THE GOVERNMENT'S bookkeeping period beean July l , givin& Congress. wtuch convenes in January, only six months to legislate before the new year began. Thal meant most appropriations were not passed on time. leav- ing federal agencies to m ake do for months through stopgap fiscal te1islatlon .. Rep. Robert N. Giaimo <D·Conn. ), chairman or the House Budget Committee, said he feels starting the fiscal year Oct: l ls an Improvement. . ·•1T HAS SPEEDED UP legislation, .. he said. •1we have com- pie~ ali the appropriatiors i>llls ln time, except for the two held up by special circumstances." • · And he said m embers are beg1nning to see the effect their fiscal decisions will have on the economy as a whole. ~og Holds Burglar For Newpor,t Police f1c1als over the plane s rnd10 sysll'm. "I knoy. you won't tr~ anything stupid Any\.\ a), think be fort• } (JU act Out or the 91 pa-.s<:nJ!eri. '>ltll an the plane. f '11 alw~ai-ha\e time to kill about JO or them .. Thl hlue t:} t:d h1;a<."kcr. dei.cnbed ai-about 45. took o'er th{ twin JCL Caravel){' aircraft of ,\1r-lnte1, the French domestic a1rhnc. ai. 1t flew from Paris toward Lyon in central France "1th 100 passengers and a crew of l>l'Vt•n, th{' airhne said Armed with a pis tol and a hand grl'nadc. he forced it to return lo Paris. where it oHrflcw lht: city St•veral timt1S in full view of U noonl1ml' street crowd hcfor(• p11tt1ng do"' n at Orly on the capital's southern fringe Ste"' ardess AnniC'k c; uillemot. 0.oly Piiot St.otf PllOlo 3 CHARGES DROPPED Loran Norton 4 Hostages Released by Hijackers DACCA, Bangladesh !AP> Hijacke rs holding a Japan Air Lines DC8 jet released four more hostages today as Japanese of- ficials rounde<l up prisoners In Japan and $6 mJllion to meet the terrorists' ransom demands. Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Dobraki Hussain said negotia- tions were going well. But other ofncials said the five gunmen were growing irritable and short· tempered in the third day or the siege and were communicating less with the outside. These oCficials also sald t.he terrorists had not been told that one of their demands would not be fully met -three of the nl.ne prisoners in Japaoese Jail!> whose freedom the h.IJacktrs de- mnnded have retused the offer to leave. a :JO·) cur·old Frcnt'hwoman. was shot in lht• arm as she tried to pre\ t:nt the ha;acker from bulhn~ 1ntu the l'Otkp1t. an airline i-pol.e:-.man sJ1d Shl• was inter ro14ated hy police 1.1nd t ransrl•rn•d to the nearby llenn :\londor llm.pHal. \.\h!!r{' she wai. n·portl'd 1n 14ood umd1t1on. he uddL'<.I S1' p.isscngl·rs. mcludmg an infant. \H'rt• later released un harmect as the hijacker negollat l'<I ovt•r th{' cockpit radio with a lc<lm or offit•1als led by Jean Pl'ner. udmin1 ... 1rat1vc rh1ef of Val ell' m<arnl' district where Or· ly J\irport lies The conv1·r'oat1ons so rnt•t 1 ml•s cl1 n·t•I. 'oomell mes L h r o u i! h I h t• p 1 I o t we r ~ monitored hy French newsmen Judge Drops Three Norton P e rjury Raps ~ Orange County Superior Court Judge Mason Jo"enton today dis· m issect three charges brought against poht1cal activist Loran Norton in the Grand Jury indict rnenl last Man·h. l\s a n•sull. Norton musl an swer to onlv four of the seven perjury-related charges included in lh<' indictment. J udge Fenton aRrced with de- fense lawyer .James Riddell that the allcgallons in the three dis· missed <."ounts were vague and uncertain Riddell argued that his client could not answer those ch arges heCUUSl' or the va~ucness and their fullure to specify criminal acts Thrown out as a result or Judge f'enton·s decision was one count accusing Norton of soliciting a onetime friend Gary Newmeyer lo commit perju~ Also discarded was an accusa- l ion that charged Norton with fraudulently ultcmpting to entice "lcwm<'yer to lie to the ~rand JUr) The third dismissed char ge ac- c used Norton of m aking false stntcm<'nts to Newmeyer with the intent to influence h is testimony Grnnrt Jury transcripts of testimony leading to Norton 's in- dictment show that Newmey<'r carried tape r ecord ers on his body to record his conversations with Norton before both m en were scheduled lo appear before the Grnnd Jury. Coast Weather NlRht and mornlna low c loud!'! beeomln1 mos tly sunny attomoon Saturday. Low11 tonight 58 to 64 High Saturday 70. I llDE TODA 't' Japanese offlclals said \he ranapm ntiht Saturd4y W.o\lld ar· r ive hert' more than seven ho\lrs •fler the hlJac~ers' latest deadline llnd would carry no more tban !llxottheprison•m1. Thf' Btnltladeeb oftlclaJ11 said • It Wti not now" whether tho til Jacke~. said to be members or lbe u ltr1Jeftiat J a panese Red Army, were wi1Unc to utend heir dead.lino once a1ain. If l.oguntl Btod turn.t up u11 . volume Surida11, tit• whot• Oran~ COC&lf could be ~trr· to nod. M~ rnttt)Ol ·11 - 60 b11trumt11tol ond vocat groupt Jr<rm Bach to rock -ii prt~on Pag' CJ Th6 Ame rican bo t••ef are batak".riJObii ~libHtl '11CUdl :Wtfe or Montebello, C11Jl.j J.•mtr Califoriila Arierabl)1nan Wll\er Xarablan 01 Mdriteny.Nit ~ lhtH blllm not ~ Mn· tlflti: '&rlc W:•lu, Mr. J , Caldwell. llr. Altert~ llfr, G. SUMll. Mt. 'I'. Pbalta, •t. J. Cti~ ...a llt4 w. •et.Un. dll9 ..... AO~ PUt ~) :1% DAil 'l PILOl N Krishnas Suing Laguna o~~ totahn.: $6 6 malUoo .th• bc-UW lh'lllitlld4 cJ rrCJm thl' l'I l ) u r I. ;.a~ u n ·' Ii I .. C.' h I 0 .,, 1 >r&aat.> t'ow1t) ~u~r1or Q>urt 1 .. w.wt lb11t chart& the d ty'a IH>flC~ tf~rtDltnt With harA.ll4· mcnt o( tht• lt.trt' Kt 1:0.hn11 M"C.'l The lntern<1\1 ml.II Sfu·lt'\)' (o1· K r~•hn• C:on'>rinu11nes1 n1t.mes Caty Allt,>rnt•y ~t!Ofllc Lot:an, Polle.-'\~ <luef Jon Sp1t.rks , Dt1tt.rlct Allorne' Ct•t•1l ll1C'k'> dOd 12pobcl' off1ct•ri. o1.1> c·•ldcfcndanllt in lhe at tlon ll l:i ;allc~t!d that the defendanL., have reprutedly Interfered wtth the right of Hare IH1i.hna mem bert1 to hold uninterrupted sel'\lice... at the L<1guna .Beach tl'mplt' 641 Ramooa Ave. ll '" runhl•r alleged that mem ht•r., of the !\CC L have bt.'cn ctted for d1 ,lurl>tnJ( the peace "h1le wcJr'>h1pp1n~ at the Ramona A Hnul• prorwrty a nd whll~ dis· tributing their organization·!> re· ligiou:. mat1.•nah1. City officials noted after tht! Ja w-.uit wa.!. served that the city wa:. granted an injunction six months ago when they moved to ht1ll any rurlhcr use or the JL.1 mona A venue property a!S a temple. 11 was pointed out at that time that the llarc· Krishna organiza· t rnn h<id ncvt·r oht<tined a condi· !tonal U.'>c permit that would al- low them to use the home for re· l1gious purposes. The city took action after neighbors on Ramona Avenue protested that the Krishna :-t·rv1ce!'t and the bell ringing that ac·comp:mies chanting could be heard for '>e vcral blocks ' het·au.c;c-of the pubhc addres~ ~y ... tl•m., ulilill'd by the worship· pe1i.. /\ heann~ at wluch the city will b~ .c.kt-d to Justify its -.rrests and c1tat1 on.s of Krishna devotees bas been i.cheduled for Nov. 4 jn Superior CourL Ex-NB Officer Talbott Dies; Services Set A former Newport Beach police orncer, the department's first officer to be sbot In the line • of duty. has died 1n Newman, Calif., where he owned an elec· tric aJ comp&ny. Funeral services for Willi am I-'. Talbott arf.' scheduled at 9 a m Saturday a t Evans-Kraeger l''uneral Chapel, in Newman. Mr. Talbott died Tuesday at the age ol 47 ot a cancerous '1>ram tumor. Rorn &'pl. !!}, 1930. he was a natavcof Worley, Idaho. He worked for the Newport Beach Police Department as a peace officer from 1952 to 1960. Mr. Talbott was s hot and wounded while trying to free a '-'ictim being held at gunpoint by an armed robber, an act of valor for which th e officer was decorated. After leaving the police force. he worked for a time in Costa Mesa as an electrical contract.or. He is survived by his widow, Patricia; mother Mrs. Eliubeth Wilkes of Gardena; a daughter, Joni Talbott of Huntington Beach; sorui, William F . Talbott Jr. of Reno, Nev., and George and Patrick Talbott, both of Newman. Other survivors include a brother, Edward or Santa Ana. and three sisters. Mrs. Alma Ras mussen of Sacramento. Margaret Woods of Gardena and M rs. J ean Rhodes oC Be ll Gardens. Crash Kills One LOS ANGELES <AP> -One person was kllled and two others 11eriously injured when their car went out or control and crashed near Dodger Stadium. 1n· vestlgators satd: ORANOIC<¥8T H DAILY PILOT A~WI( ...... AMONG HOSTAGES H8 Banker Gabtt•I Hijackers Hold ~rofHB Garfield Bank John Gabriel, of Montebello, a hostage of terrorists who hi Jacked a Japan Airlines airplane earlier this week, 1s the owner of a bank in Huntington Beach. Ch a mbe r of Commerce Manager Ralph Kiser said that Gabriel opened the Garfield Bank nearly twl) years ago at the corner of Garr1eld A venue and Magnolia Street, just across the boundary from Fountain Valley Kiser said that Gabriel, who as a member of the local chambc>r of commerce. is in the proce!'ls of developing a shopping center on Lhc seven acre:. of properaty th al he owns. Darrell Ward. a retired Hunt· mglon Beach funeral director. 1s a long-ti me friend of Gabn el They became acquainted wh(•n both were active in Rolary clubs m the East Los Angeles area nearly 25 years ago. "John is a very lovable and highly emotional guy. My wife and I are really concerned about him," Ward s aid. * * * Fro..l"~AI HOSTAGES Karabian·s wife. former Hollywood actress Carole Wells Karabian. and an American named K. Krueger were released Thursday. T he latest hos tage release brought lo nine the number ol passengers freed since the plane was seized Wednesday. All four passengers freed today -a Japanese woman, an Indonesian woman and an Egyptian couple -were ill. The five m asked terronsts. who hijacked the Japan Air Lines DC8 jet Wednesday. have re· peatedly threatened to ldll th~ hostages unless their demands are met but have twice extended thelrdeadline. There were indications the hi· jackers waoted to leave Dacca after the prisoners and money ar· rive. Tokyo's Asahi Evening News. in an unattributed report. uld the hijackers indicated plans to free an women, children and Jn. dian and Pakistani m en among the 132 passengers and 14 crew members in exchange for the ransom and kteP the others, in- cluding nine American men - until arriving at their final jestinalion. An Ameri c an woman is also aboard. MOflt or the hostages are Japanese. 70 Million Saw TV Bout, Nielsen Says NEW YORK <AP> -NBC re· search esUmated today that Thursday night's Muhammad All-Eamie Shavers heavyweight championship fight was seen by 70 m\lllon people, making it the most widely vie wed boxing m atcb In tel evlslon h I story. <Related stories, B3) The NBC estimates are based on overnight Nielsen ratlngs ln N ew York, Chicago af\d Los Angeles. NBC ~xpect.a to have a full Niebeo reading from across the COWltly Saturday. Tbe .,.-eYlOUI TV NCOrd for a boxing match was in MlY 1'78 wMio the Alt-RJcbafd Oum ftlht. also on NBC. drew 65 Dlllfion ~. Tbe n,tJt wu orUh>alty At tor 5 o'docle PDT but NBC felt three hours wu too long. and chan,Jed tt --~ to s. Two otbet bouts w...~ otttl\e nrd. Some llstJ.us lneludJag thole ift the Dall)' ~\ot. canted tbelddoctthne. · Mesa,• lt1aittfer Pai-ents Want Future 'rhief Tm/fie Control Boxes Taken School Open Signaling a new trend ln crime. a thief has made off with a eophhticated. SS.000 eJtttronlc traffic si(.naJ control b<>x mounted at a Fountain Vallt:y street cornt!r. INVESTIGATORS say tt 1s the latest such theft m a wave ol similar occurrences datin& baclt lo 1978 in Santa Ana, Irv111e, Riverside and San Bernardino By MICHAEL PASKEVICH o. tM o.i1r ~•i.t s1.1tt A C.'ttizens advisory committee .ip&>Otnt.ed by the Newport-Hesa SchooJ Dlstrict got anolber ~ Thursday night of just how strongly Costa Mesans feel about preserving their neighborhood schools. MOl'e than 3SO parents and stu· dents at Whittier School turned out to tell the committee they have a very special s chool and it should remain open. For the third time in nioe days following public meetings with parents at Wilson and Monte VJ.S- ta SchooJs -the committee heard parents echo d eep feelings about their local school. During the hour and half meet· ing, a stream or speakers offered high praise for Whittier's personalized instruction, racial ~ix, bilin1Ual and speciahduca· t1on programs and comfortable teaming atmosphere. District officials say dedining enrollment means al least one ca mpus must be shut down, possibly to be used for relocation of McNaUy High School, the dis· trict 's oontinuatioo school. While there was some mention of a potential negative impact on the west s ide neighborhood !-thou ld McNally students be transferred there, parents seemed primarily concerned with the rate of their elementary school youngsters. District Bus iness Manager Ray Schnierer said Whittier stu· dents would be bused to either Victoria or Pomona schools if the Whittier Avenue campus is shut down. Wtuliier . along with Monte Vis· ta and Wilson e lementary '>Chools in Costa Mesa. are a mong the sit.es being considered for placement or the continuation school students. Monte Vista and Wilson parents have said they don't want their schools closed either. A fourth alternative, vigorous· ly supported by parents at all three schools, would relocate the continuation school on the rear four acres of its current site at 19 t h S treet and Newport Roulcvard. This would leave 3. 7 acres or prime acreage that the district Police Probe NB Burglary; Loot $10,900 Newport Beach police are try· ing lo pick up tbe trail or a hurglar who stole three pteees of Jewelry and cash valued at Sl0,900 from a Spyglass Hill home a week ago. L. Anthony Silva told police he noticed the it.ems missing last Thursday. But he said he as- !lumed he had mlslaid them and leftfor a business trip. Wednesday, wben he returned ho me, he made a thorough 11earch of his home. Wheo the ml.ssinl items failed to turn up. be called pc&ice. Officers speculated that the thlefma,y have broken ln tbroQ&b a sliding glass door. Llated as mlaslng. ln llddltioo to St,400 ln cash. was a $4,000 gold and diamond bracelet. a $3,500 diamond ring and a $2,000 ruby a nd diamond ring. ' Mossteller Rites Slated For Monday Funeral services will be held Monday tor Huatinaton Beacb ci vie leader Mary E. Mout.eller · who died Wednesday after a lengthy illness. Mrs. llossteller, 66, Wiii presi· dent ol the Hunttnctoa Bach Aa· slttance Leque in l~. She also was on tho board of directors o ( tbe NalJonal Assistance Lea,ue. Sbe It a former tucber ID tbe Newport-Mesa Unlfted School District. She ls aur•hed b7 lter ,butbmtd. C. Lee Moateller. a memba-ol tbe BaDtJastoe 8lacb Recreatloo and Parka Com· ,... .... He ._ a coedl fll footbelJ, bbeball and buketl>aU ._ lo tbe Huntta1toa Beau H1'b ~hootI>llltdc!tMa *'4• Other n:rvtvon lacw. • IOD. TlmotJay LH Mo1.teUer ot .I.er.._;..._.,.,.... \'an A~ a..lll ~\l&eh • ..s i..... ...., ., PliMnu. Aik., llilil a .. 4 llei. Dlilt Sarb" "'=v:..,'9 w • i~ .m.~.alla.i_..ol I ere• r•tt er•·•• It II ... ~----..lfanL- could sell to make wi.y for th~ city's downtown redevelopment plan. Of WhiWer'• current 324 stu- dent.II (capacity is 520 >. 28 per- cent have SpanUih surnames, five percent Asian, and there is a s mall mixture of Greek, Arab. and European students. Parenta are proud of this mix which was accomplished without busing. WhitUer parents questioned what would happen to the school's Early Childhood Educa tioo program and courses for educationally and denlopmen- tally disabled students. Schnierer said these program!> would follow the s tudents t.o their new school, but he offered no guarantee t.hat spedf1 c teachers who have been working with stu· dents would go along also. Although Whittier's enrollment is down. parents believe new west side developments will boost enrollment in the near future. District officials projeet an increase of only seven stu· dents for next year. One resident said it would be ironic for the dlstrlct lo lake c hildren from an uncrowded school like Whittier and place them in a crowded school. The transfer or S4 percent or Whittier's students -those liv- ing west or Placentia A venue - to Victoria School would boost that school's enrollment to 122 percent. Students living east of Placen· tia Avenue would go to Pomona School. "Why does it have to be the quantity and not the quality ... asked Leona Hall. The citizens advisory commit tee is expected to forward a re· commendation to the board or education in October. Fro.Page A I CHIEF •.. lo your area rt g1 V('S the offiC.'er better sens1tiv1ty lo what the problems arc and he can adJU~l his routine accordingly.·· hcs~1d. ''I'd like to have thts closer jdenlification be on an ongoing basis rather than an incident basis." T he c loser communication between police and community eventually will work aa an "tn- hibltor .. In reducing the op portunity for criminal activity. Without that kind of coopera· lion. Gross predicted that criminal activity can increase Citing his experiences in the Los Angeles Police Department where be served for 28 years, Gross said refusal of the com· munity to participate with police in enforcing laws .. a cts to create an atmosphere in which the very problems you want to avoid ar· rive. They will move into the vacuum you creat e by not. part.ldpatlng wilb us." Wrong Kiwanians An It.em in Tuesday's Daily Pi lot incorrectly llsted the Newport Harbor KJwanis Club as the organtution that bonored or. ricer Stan Bressler for his work ln crime prevention. The award was given to lbe Newport Beach officer by the Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club. The box vanished from its cabinet at Warner Avenue aod Newbope Street Tuesday, but wu immediately dla· covered stolen when police checked tbe inoperative light.a after motorists complained. On Sept. 20 in lrvtne, the signal box at the intersection ol Irvine Center and Culver drives was smashed open and elect.Ionic stuffings worth $11 ,000 stolen. Irvine police Investigator Dennis McNeely said tbe de· v1ces may be in demand for thieves because they represent the newest in sophisticated electronic phasing controls. THERE JS A Jong list or public and private agencies waiting to buy the devices, McNeely said , which range from $3,000 to $12,000 in price. It would be useful to ioomconc who needs ao automatic switching mechanism to turn on and off electronic eqwp· m ent, McNeely said, and might be adapted to other than traffic signal uses Marine Major Cited For Vietnam Action A former war prisoner and public affairs director at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station has been given a medal for smug- gling information about other Americans out of North Vietnam. Ailing NB Man Trapped In Bathtub A Newport Beach man, who firemen said was too proud to 3.!>k for help. spent 26 hours in his bathtub before allowing his wire to summon firemen fo r as· s1stance. A fire department s pokesman ~aid the man .!.uffers from em- physema They said he took a bath Tues· da.v evening, but was too weak to gl't out or the tuh and hL'> ware was too small to lift him out herself. The wife apparently drained the tub and made her husband as comfortable as possible. hoping he would reg.Un enough s trength lo get out on his own, firemen said. When it became obvi~ that wouldn't happen, the wife called firemen for belp al about 9 p.m. Wednesday. Firemen lifted the man out of the tub and put him to bed, said a department spokesman. who not· ed the man apparently did not re· quire hospitalization. F11mes Victim To Go Home A Corona del Mar man found underneath a tent used in fumigating bis home was to be releaHd today from UC Irvine Medical Center where he has been undergoing treatment for inhalation of poisonous fumes. Norm Frohm. 33, wu found ty. ing between the tent and his home at 703 Heliotrope Ave. by police who were called to the scene Thw-sday by neiehbol"s. The neigbbon said they heard m oaning and crying coming from the covered home and became concerned. Police aaid they don't know why Frohm was under the lent. Marine Maj . James v . Di Bernardo, who has an ex cellent .memory. and was held behind enemy lines for five ye~, was awarded the navy Commeb· datioo Medal at ceremonies at Camp Pendleton. After bis capture during the 1968 Tet Offensive, the citation said, he memoriJ.ed lhe names. ranks and dates of capture of other vnsoners. DiBerna rdo. '42 , a l so "memorized a map .. or the prison camp and smuggled the information out when he was re. leased by his captors. Upon his return, DiBemardo came to El Toro where be serve<! ao; pubhc affairs director and handlt.'<1 the base news paper and commwuty relations. The forml'r Mission Viejo resi-0dent was transfered to a similar post at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego in May. 1976. Irvine Doctor Roger Hauser, 46, Succ11mbs 1-'uneral services for Irvine phySJcian Roger G. Hauser are scheduled at 10 a.m. Saturday at Pacific View Memorial Park Chapel in Newport Beach. Dr. Hauser died Tuesday of cancer in Honolulu, where h(> was visiting. He was 46. Vi!>ilatioo al the chapel was scheduled until 9 tonight. Dr. Hauser practiced general s urgery in Orange County for eight years. Relore that, Dr. Hauser sened 13 years in the Navy. The family has suggested memorial contributions to the Roger G. Hauser Medical Memorial Fund al Tustin Com- munity Hospital, 14662 Newport Ave .. Tustin. He is survived by his "'1dow. Pe~gy: his mother, Floreac,-" Hauser or Phoenix, Ariz.; a s\I ter, Phyllis Wells of Corona del Mar, a nd brothers Ken ol Phoenix, and Diclt of Newport Beach. Bunal wilJ be at Pacltic View Memorial Park. PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 83 years of carpet retailing, one fact become& Quite evident -that when money is lea plentiful. people buv bethr ..,. This is contrary to popular be1lef. but makes good sense if you . think about it. When you have to concern yourself with value and performance, you are likely to buy......,..-...,. At Alden·a in the last three y.,., our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting. reflecting thfs fact. Consequently, we have the largest selection of finer qualltlee you will see an~ere. au at competitive prices. The end result it customer eatltfactfon, pride and reoomne.idatJons which provfde our owrwtielmlng eouroe of new buatnest. -t.!Uip!lll .... .... "'W·~il-........ , ......... tid memorial donaUoa1 to lb• Caaclr'~. 1663 PlACINTfA AVENUE • • ' . -. --_ .... Saddleback EDITION ,\ftt.~rnoon N. ~·.Stock~ VOL 70, NO . 213, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 TEN CENT1 Man-powered Flight Wins $87,500 L0"\1)( >'\ \I' '\1.1n t·.tn n> •f\.-r all That ",.., th•· '1•rd1l'l today of thl' Roy JI i\\11·1111uutu: .1 I Socitly us It annuu1wt·d thtit l>r l'aul ~ac:Crt.>ath of l'asadt•na Calif ha "on 1L., so 000·11ound $87,500 prize fur creating u man Powered a1raafl. ~tacCrt·ad~ ·., µedul-µowcred craft. with a ~ m~:.pun of 96 fet:t. Diving Ducks (I("" a three-m ilt· f1Rure·eieht ( · J hforma 1 .. st cour!'le Aug 23 But anolht•r L' S aspirant. John Linton 1•f l>ayton, Oh111. has olljt'clt'd to the a\.\ ardin~ of the 11r1.te. saving only unc official fib sc rvt>r was present. m vwlatwn of c:omr'Ct1twn rules c ailing for more thun one. The socit1ty's lawyers over · ruh.'d the obJect1un. finding that Ow lt:sl flight ..... as obser\'c>d cor rectly and th1· µnze could bc awarded It h;1~ hc<'n 18 y<'ars s11H:c Hr1tis h Llu:iin1•s.,man llenrv Kn•mcr offered a 5.000·pound µn1.c to anyom· \\ho could ny ..I m<in 1m ..... crcd a1rnufl. Since then the prize money h;i:. :.tead1ly incrcas1..-d. Innumerable alltmpls foiled Thi:-. '>mall hoat appe;.irs to ha\'c sct:n bd· lC'r da~ s ~dun g the Orange Coast But thest• ducks seem tu h ave a lot going for tht•m. right no\\'. Do you ~upposc they <Jrc d1 nng for trca~urc from llH.' :-,\\ampt•d boat'! ~oth1ng ~o ro mantic. 111 .ill prnlJ ahility. A square meal would ht· mon• 111\t· it. School Chief Riles Visits West County By RA VMOND ESTRADA JR. CMtlw D•ily Piiot St•tt ''Why can't Johnny read?" a h igh school student asked WUson Riles. slate public '>c hools chief, al a Thursday afternoon press conferenc<' at Clapp Special F:dul'alion School in II untington Bcul'h. "Johnny can read ... Riles responded. "Some Johnnys can't but it's onl> those who can't read that make the news." Orange County high school and j\i.nior high sc hool s tudent newspaper t.-ditors r1rcd round ufter round of questions at the 6().ycar-old Riles during his vbit to West Orange County. Riles loured two elementary schools in Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach . taped a television inter view with Hunt· logton Deach J ligh school stu· dents and s poke with school · board me mbers and officials all day. Riles defended the California public school system. "Today students are doing bet· ter than ever before, .. said Riles. "There is no decline in student literacy. Schools have never been better.·· Riles told students, "When I went to high school. only about 10 percent of the students flnished. Today, everyone is expected to finish high school." Riles, who plans to run for a \h\rd term next year as state (See SCHOOLS, Pate AZ) Coast Weather Nlltht and momlnc low clouas becoming mos tly sunny altemQOn Saturday. Lows tonight 58 to 64. High , Saturdny 70. ~·I INSIDE TOD~'t' If Laguna IHach tuma up tu volurM Stmd411. ti•• whot. Oronot Cooat could lN nttr- tatn.ed Ml&lioGl FtttfOol '11- 60 fn1tn"n~t4l Oftd oocial groupt from Boch t(I rock -6t Pr•vitwnf on Pao-Cl. ..... Federal New Year Taxpayers, Want A Midnight Toast? WASHlNGTON IAP> -Happy fiscal new year, taxpayers. So far as your government is concerned. 1978 begins at m11.lnight and foderal ugcncies can begin using their new appn:.ipriations of your tax mone,·. By th.is time next fa ll . your government will have s pent S458 25 billion, leaving a tlcfic1t or $61.25 billion. WIOLE THE FISCAL 1978 BUDGET Congress passed is legally binding, the people behind it tacitly admit it m ay have to be r<' opened and tinkered with, espedally 1r Congress raises Social Security tuxes to help keep the troubled system afloat. On the fiscal New Year's Day. a ll but two of the biggest a p· propriation bills arc law. One of those still around is the S60.2·billion appropriation for the departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare and Labor. mE l'iEASVRE IS STALLED AS a Senate-House conference committee tr ies lo settle differences in an abortion measure al· tached to it. The foreign aid appropriation has been derailed over a pro· vision that would forbid the administration from aiding countries that violate hum an rights standards. Beginning the tiscol year Oct. 1 is part or a law that took effect last year to involve Congress more effectively in setting the federal budget. BEFORE, THt GOVERNMENT'S bookkeeping period began July l , giving Congress, which convenes in January, only six months to legislate before t he new year began. That meant m ost appropriations were not passed on time. leav· ing federal agencles to make do for months throu1h stopgap fiscal legislation. ' Rep. Robert N. Giaimo <D-Conn.), chairman of the Houso Budget Committee, said he reels starting the fiscal year Oct 1 is an improvement. "IT HAS SPEEDED UP legislation." he said. "We have com· pleted aU the appropriaUoris oUls in time, except for the two held up by special circumstances." And he said members are beglMlng to s~ the effect their fiscal decl!Uons will have on the economy as a whole. School Finance Bill :wt•r the years until pilot Bryan Alh•n '>Ul'<'l''>'fully flc\.\ the l<trgl' hu I h~hl '.\t ac·Crcad y pcdJI· plmw. cros,1ng tht• start and finish lines \\'Ith an t•h:vat111n of at il-:Jl>t IO fed. as rt•qu1rcd I :Jrn dehghtl'd lo hear that at lung lnl>l lht· prize has been tl~1imed ... Kr<:ml!r said through a spokt•sman al his London of· fll'l' Paris Kremer u" n t'r or l.as t'r t-:ngtnt>c•r1ng l.td ;rnd J lon~-lim <l\'1at1on cnthus1a::.l. h vcl> on tht• 1:-.lt• of Man 1n·scnurct1 rc·ment 7\1 ad.'rcady. a rccu~n 1 tcd ghd t•r c'pt•rt. \\ill b(' IO\'lled to London for a formal t'l'fl•mon~ T h <' p I a n r . <' a I I t• d t h e Gol>samcr Condor. was fl own on a c:ourst• 1n Shafter 1n Kern County .. '\kCready. whu holds a doc· luratt• tn JenKi) 11amll'S, 1s pres1 dt•nt uf 1\cnl\ ironm ent. a firm 'Pl'<:1Uli11ng in <'rll'rgy and t'n d ronml•nl pn •Jc:l'ls '' f'('uplt• art• rt·alil1ng that \.\ t• rt• at lm.t :.t<'hH.'\'IOJ.: a ~oal that m an has hud for tho usands of n·ars and that has been ne~it•<:h'd '>llll'I..' µowcr began be· ing put inlc> a1r<:rafl. .. he said Holds Hijacker Hostages l'AHIS (i\f' 1 /\. tall blond gunman shot a stcwardc.,., in the .1rm and hiJal'kcd J f"rC'nch ,11rllner today , threatening to blow up thP 11al>sengt'rS unless he ""as allowt·d to hroadca!-.l <1 pre n·t•onlcd political m ess1.1g1• "I kno\\ ~ 1111 ""'lfl 't try Jnythmg -.11111111." hl· !'la1tl 1n a thick l'al'll>lan at'Cl·nt tu French of llnals n<'g<1tiating with him by radio from lhl· Orly Airport con· t rnl LO\.\ l'r. ·Any\\ ay, think hl·lorc· you ac.·t Out of the 94 l'·l'>Sl'll).!l'l'S !'lttll in I hi.' plan<.'. r11 3 Norton Charges Dropped Orang<.• County Superior Court .Ju<li:t' Mason Fenton tod;.iy dis· m1 ... sedi thrct· charg t•s brought against i>0lit1c:al act1v1st Loran ;'\lorton in thl' Grand Jury indict· ment lust :\lar<"h ,\s a rt'l>Ull. l'iorlon mu!-.l answer to only four of th<' s<:vcn penury.related t harges 1n<'ludcd in th{• 1mhctmcnt .I ucll!l' Fl•nton 11grl'ed Y.1th de· f1·n"' luw~ er .J amc:-Rulcll'lt that lht• alll'~Jtion ... 111 the three dis m l'"t•cl counts \\ere vagur und un<'l•rta1n . HHldctt argut·d that his client could not answer those charges because or lhl' vagueness and lht•1r f;1ilur1• 10 specify cri minal al·t~ Thrown out a'> a result of Judge Fenton 's dec1s1on was one <"Ount at•t•usin~ Norton of soliciting a onetime friend Gary Newmeyer to commit perjury. Also discarded was an accusa· lion that charged Norton with fraudulently attcmptini: to entice Newmeyer to lie to the grand jury. The third dismissed charge ac· cused Norton of making false state ments to Newmeyer with the intent to influence his testimony . Grand .1ury transcripts of testimony leading to Norton's in· diclment show that Newmeyer carriro tape recorders on his body to record his conversations with Norton before both men were scheduled to appear before the Grand Jury. Those appearances came midway through an investigation into Orange County political practices that centered on Coun· ty Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. Norton is a former executive aide to county S u pervisor Lauren ce Schmit and was a Republican candidate for the st ate senate in 1976. alwavl> haH· lht· t1ml· to kill ahout :JC111r l ht·m Th t• h I 11 c.· t• H' cl h 1 Jacker dc.•.,cnbcd a' aboul 15. look ovl'r tht· twlll·Jt:I Cara Hile aircraft of i\1 r -Jntc:r, lh1· l"n·nch domesl ic.• a1rlint·. as 11 flt'w from Pans lo\\ ard Lyun 1n l'entral France "1th IOU passt·ni.:t·rs and a crew of st•\·cn llw a1rlmt: ~a1<I. l\rmcd \\'1th a p1:-.tol <.1n<l a hand gr1·nadt'. ht• forced it to return to I' ans, ""ht·n· 1t ovt•rflc•"' th1· r 1ty :-.c:veral t1mt'l> in full \'lew of a noontime s treet cro ...... tl before putlrng down al Orly on the <'ap1tar, '>outhcrn frrngc. Stt:wardc·'s i\nni<"k <;uillcmot, a :w \'l«•r old Frenchwoman. was shot· Ill lhl· arm as sh<: tried t•> prcvt·11t the.• hijal'kl.'r from bulling 111l o the.• l'uc:kpit. a n airline spokl''>man ,;i1d. She was inter· r 11 g a t t• ass<'ngers. 1ncludinl{ an ISl•t• lllJAC:K, P age r\2 1 Owne.r of HB Bank Held by Hijackers John Gahr1cl. of Montebello. a ho~tage or terrorists who hi· 1aek etl ::i .Japan Airlines airplane l'arlier this wee k. 1s the· owner of a hank in Huntington n each. Cha mhl.'r of Com merce :\Tan ager Ralph Kiser said that C ahrll·I opened the (iarf1eld Bank nearly\\.\ O years ago al the corner of Garfield A venue and Magnolia Street. just across the boundary from Fount:un Valley Kiser said that Gabriel. who;, a member of the local chamber of commerc·.-. is in the process of dl•vcloping a shopping center on the seven acres of propcrat) that he owns Darrell Ward. a retired Hunt· mgton Beach funer<il director, is a long-time friend of Gabriel They becamt• acquaint<:d when both were actl\'e in RotC1rv club-. 1n the Eui.t Los An~eles area nearly 25 years ago. "John is a very lovable and highly emotional guy . My wife and I arc r<'ally concerned about him ... Ward said. * * * AP WirtlllftOI• AMONG HOST AGES HB Banker Gabriel Gunmen Irritable 4 Hostages Freed By Red Hijackers DACCA, Bangladesh (AP> - Hijackers holding a J apan Air Lines DC8 jet released four more hostages today as Japanese of· ficials rounded up prisoners in Japan and $6 million to meet the terrorists' ransom demands. Bangladesh Foreign Secretary Dobraki Hussain said negolia· Uons were going well. But other officials said the five gunmen were growing irritable and short· tempered in the third da;v or the siege and were communicating l es!I with the outside. These ofliclals a lso said the terrorists had not *n told that ono of their demands would not be f\llly met -thrto or lht nine priaoners i n JQpaneso ja11r. wboM freedom the hijackers de· manded have rnfusld the otrer to l ave. J opanca offtclala said the ransom ru1ht Saturday wOu.ld ar· rive Mr-e more than ven hours after the hijackeu· latest deadllrie and would carry no more than!Qotthepriaonor5. The BarilladeSti Off~illl aald tl w.u hOt llmOwa Wbether tlMt bl· Jackers, said to M membetl ot the ulttaJtftlft JapfMN Red iArmy ...... wllllq m· iMtr WUo• c.co •I . ~ American laot are bQlref.;Jolm 01briel... ....,. of .11.oiiteMJJO, Calif.: Calllorida ·:A..\aembl~• .-. Kar-~6' ~ P~Ad tft•f ·' ~ Dot fUriW deQ. lified. Eric We iss, Mr. J . Caldwell. Mr. Alterejos, Mr. G. Sands, Mr. T. Phalen. Mr. J . Chunce and Mr. W. McLean. Kara bi an 's wjfe. former Hollywood actress Carole Wells Karabian. and an American namOO,K. Krueger were released Thursday. The latest hostage release brought to nine the number ot . passengers freed since the plane was seized Wednesday. All lour passenaers freed today --a Japanese wo man. an lndoneslao woman and an Egyptian couple werelll. The live masked terrorists. who hijacked tho Japan Air I.ln DC8 Jet Wednesday, have r.- peatedly threatened to k.111 the hostagc:i unlesll their demands <Sff llOSTAGF.81 Pa•e AZ) r ' ( Pilot Logbook J Leisure Worlders Search for 'Roots' By Wit.LIAM SCIDlEUUUl OflllSOillly ......... l.A(arsA HIU-' l.t;fSURE WORLD '" 12 yelir!> old ,11111 nl'o&rm~ Uw t'lld oC its bu1dhng program. Already, ""me r~ldent'> of tht' rmvutc reUrement community are tool.In~ for 1~ "root~ .. Marjonf' t' Jonei, l!I hc1tdlng a committee conslstin& of former hbrarlan!i Cntherint Wri&ht and Harold K1me, l'" i.port'> editor Paul Zimmerman, retired historian Dr. frnl') Strcve~ and writer~ Evan Baker and Eugene Wolfe The question this intrepid group or researchen. raibe is "How old does a rommunJty have t.o be before it has rOOL'I., .. A-. lhc Lci:.urc World Historical So~1ety, they have spent the better part ot a ~ear digging for the history of tht·1r "lo\\>n" behind walls. "ll 11> lms><>rtant ... said Mra. Jones. "The Leisure World concept was a new ~cHu1 1111 and untried idea proposed by Ross CortC'"c in 1960 and his idea was practical. .. She ... auJ thl' proof 1s in the fact that 20.000 people now lt\'C' in lht· -.outh Oran~e County community in a park-hke -.ctl1ng with cvl•ry possible recreation facility close at hand "We know the history 1s worth recording and that i~ what we intend to do." said Mrs. Jones. The hii,tor1cal group is looking for nostalgia, picture:-. rind other item!! to be bound into book form using funds donated by Profrssiunal Community Management, the firm that run-, lhl· tommunity • • • ORAN(; F. COUNTY SUPERVISOR Thomas Raley camr to Saddleback College thii. week to appear on a telC'v1s1on forum program discussing county policies and planning During tht' 45·m1nutc discussion before a group of sru drnts Htll'v ~ot into the questJon of property taxes and lht•1r 1mµac:t on the hous ing market lie vc11ced concern that many young people can no lonJ?rr afford ho ... umg in the south county but noted he cl1dn 'l havl' an) personal "hereditary interest'· in the prubl<.·m "I havr a dog and a cat and they've both been neutert'd." Riley quippPd "L'nfortunalt'ly. I don't have any eh1ldn•n. · l!tlt•\' <1111 offt>r .... nrcb or t:ncouragemenl I le o.,a1d :-.o mt· k1ncl or property tax relief will t·ventually come to pa~s "I don ·1 know how or when but it will happen, · he s aid. • • • R08F:RT 80S/\~KO, dean of admissions and records for lhl' collt•l{t'. noted recently that enrollment this fall ha:-. top1K•d 16,000 for the first time in the school's history The college has tripled 1n JUSt a few s hort yea r~. fore inl! the admissions oHtce to try a fe" new tricks lo han die the load. Bosunko -.aid things went smoothly despite thl' surge in s1gnups beeau::.e o( computer regi~tral1on procedures. som<' mail in regi<1tralion and 2.500 off.campus t-nrnll mt•nt~ • • • TWO SOl'TH ORA:"'GE Counltans are members of th<' 65lh cla's of the Delinquency Control Institute at t:SC this fall Ka) i\hl'~lo(. an El Toro resident and county Sheri(! c; [)(opartment \lo orkt•r, and Dale C. Walters, an trvlne rei;I. dC'nl and i\nahe1m policeman, are enrolled 1n the pro· gram. Thl' JO~t1tute . rounded in 1946, IS the oldest JU\'Cnile justice training program in the country. according lo its director. Stephen C. Duncan. More than 2,000 people are graduates or the program. representing most oC the Unit· t•d States and 30 countries. • • • Wlf E~ T H E C A L I FOR NI A Department oC TransportHtion (Ci\LTRANSI does things. they do It right if money spent 'is any indicator. that is. The state agency has gone to bid (opening sel Oct. 20 1 for landscaplnJ{ around the freeway interchangec; 'outh of San Juan Capistrano. The 1.7 mile stretc h hctY.ecn th<· San Juan Creek bridge and Camino de La 1-:strclla will get a full treatment of plants and trees and -.prinklt·r--for the paltry sum or $183.000. ·' Farmers to Rally L·ast Flight Hoine 22 Americana Leave Vietnam Grave .. HANOI, Vietnam <AP)• -Tn the glare and •weltering beat ol Vietnam's attemoon sun todll)' American soldiers and sailors hft.ed the remains ol 21 American servicemen and a civlllan lnt.o .the belly or a rnlUta.ry car10 plane that would t ake them bome for the last time. The servicemen died during the Vietnam war th at ended in Aprll 1975 and their remains were being turned over to the United States after long ne1otia- tions by the Vietnamese Com-m unislc;. After the brief ceremony, Vu Hoang of the Vietnamese Foreign Mini1>try said: ·'We have cooperated closely on these humanitarian matters. We need lo setUe the past perfectly. so we can have good and sound basis for establishing normal relations between the two countries.". The JOJOt m1ss1on of the U.S. Defense and State departments was the fifth to Hanoi to accept the remains or Americans kllled 10 the Indochina war. · Sixteen of the small, black, m etal boxt•s loaded aboard the U.S. Air t'orce Cl41 Starllner contained remains identified by the Vietnamese as . m embers of the U.S. armed forces. Fiv e ot h e rs had U.S . st•rvlcemen not yet identified. Frank Sicverts, coordinator for pni:.oner or war and missing in uct1on affa1 rs for the State uepartmcnt. Slitd the names will be rclt.>a:.ed only when the army's C1:ntral Id en tification Laboratory in llawui1 confirms tht• 1denlttics. The 22nd body wui. that of Sect Seeking $6.6 Million From Laguna Damages tmahn~ Sfl r, mlllicm <!rt' ht•1n~ dl·mandt·d from the Cl· t ~ of 1.uguna He a ch 1n an Oran141• County Superior Court l.1w,u1t that l'harlo(cs the uty's polit·t· d1·1rnrtment with harass· m1.·nt of lht· ll.1rt: K nshna sect Tht· lnt(•rnJttoncil Society for I\ rao.,hn.1 C'1m.,c1<1usnes" name-. City Attorney Georgl' Logan, PohcL Ch1t-r Jon Sparks. D1stru·t Attornt•y Ct:l'tl llickc; and 12pollct· nfftcl't''> as codefendants 10 the ac t1on It •~ all1·gl'd thJt the dt-fendanLo;, h.1 \'t· n·rn·all'1lly mtt'rft'n.'<I "ath tht• rilo(hl ot llare t\ri,hna mem ht·r-. lo hold 11n1 ntt'rruptcd -.1•n'H't'" .it 1 he La~una Heach h·mpll•, li41 Ramona A\'e It I~ furtht·r alleJ-:ed that mem· bt•r!\ Of lhl' Sl'C t hav~ been citt'<f f11r d1st11rh1ng the peace while worshlppln~ at the Ramona i\ venul.' prope rty and while dis- tr1 l>uttn~ their organization's re ll~lou~ mulenals. Caty officials noted after lhc lawsuit was served that the city was granted un injunction six monthb ago when they moved to halt any further use oC the Ramona A venue property as a temple. It was pointed out al that time thnt the Hare Krishna organiza. t1on had never obtained a cond1 · tlonal use permit that would al· low them to use the home for re· liglous purposes. Trucker Goutelman, whose family 'lives in New York. Oougelman, a civilian, reported· ly died in SaJgon in June 1976, a year after the former South Viet· nam capital fell to Communist· led forces. The Sieverts mlaalon wa.s the second t.o Ha noi under the ad· ministration of President Carter. The first, on Feb. 2.5, was led by former United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock and returned with the remains or 12 men, including the one mis- takenly i denti fied as an American. Today's mission brought to 61 the number or Americ11n bodies returned to the United States since the end of the wa.r. Sieverts said the identification center in Hawaii will oewd about 10 daya to two weeks to contlrlJl the identities or the men already Identified by the VietnameH. The other five probably will take much longer, he said. The remains were flown direct· ly lo Clark Air Force Base in The Philippines, where they were to be transferred overnight to larger coffins. On Saturday the plane was to leave for Hawaii. Marine Major Cited For Vietnam Action A former war prisoner and public affairs director al the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station has been given a medal for s mug. gllng Information about other Americans out or North Vietnam. Marine Maj. Ja m es V . DIBernardo. who has an ex· cellent ·;memory, and was held behind enemy lines for five years, was awarded the navy Commen· datlon Medal at ceremonl~ at Camp Pendleton. After his capture during the 1968 Tel Offensive, the citation said, he memorized the names, ranks and dates or captUrt: Of other pn~oners. DifJernardo. 42, al"o "memorucd :1 map" oC the prison camp and !>rnul(gled the information out when he wus re· leased by his captors t:pon his return. l>1Hernardo eJml• to El Toro" hl'rl' Ill' wn l'J;Jpt•r :.ind community n.:lat111n'I Tht• formL"r ;\11!.-.wn Vie111 n•s1 dent wa!\ tran~rcn•d to a -;1m1lar P'>'t at lh1· :\1.tr 1nl' Corpo., H1•rru1t l>epot 111 S:.in D1t·go 111 ;\I·". J!171i 70 Million Saw TV Bout, Nielson Says ~EW YOHK l;\P l ~nc rt· 't>;,reh esllmJtt•d IOdJv thJt Thur~clU)' night·., Muhammad Ah F.arn1e ShJ vcr-. hea\ Y" Cllitht l'hamp111n,h1r f11-tht .,., J" 't·<·n 1,, ill m1l11on J>L'<JJ>h:, muktr11! 1t the 010-.1 "11lely v1t•1,1, t•d lrnx1ng m~tch 10 lt-lt•\ 1'1on ha :-.tory <HclatL'<1 stones. 83 > The NBC ei.ttmatcs are based on OVl•rnight Nielsen rutings in New York. Chicago and Loi, Angeles. Nl:tC cxf)ecls to have a full Nielsen reading from ttcross the country Saturday. The previous TV record for a boxin~ match was in May 1976 when the Ali· Richard Dunn fight. also on NBC. drew 6S m111Jon viewers. The fight wa!. ori1i1nally set for 5 o'clock PDT but NBC felt three hours was too long, and changed it Monday to 6 TY. o other bouts were dropped orr the card. Some TV listings. including tho!.e in the Daily Pilot. earned the 5 o'clock lime O~•lr P1lol S~ll Pholo MEDAL FOR MEMORY Ex-POW DiBerna rdo Frona Page A I HOSTAGES ;.irt· ml•I but hove lwH:e exkndt:d thc1rdeadltne Then· "l're 1nd1~allon-. the hi 1Jd .. l'r~ \\antL'<i to kavc Dacca .tltt!r the pn~nl:'rs and money ar I I\ l' Toi.yo-. i\-..Jht Evening :'\c"°'· in JO unallnbull'd rl'port. -.;1111 I ht• h11uckers tnd1<'Utl•d piano., 111 frt·1· all women. c·h1ldren and In lltJn and l'ak1s1a111 m<'n amonl.( the 132 pal>sengers and 11 cn·w m<'ml>t'rs In exchange for lhc ran-.om and kt•ep the otht·rs. In· eluding nine American men until arriving at their final lcstination. An i\merican woman is alsQ aboard. Mos t of the hostages are Japanese. Sources here said Japanese of fi cials wrre contacting other gov· crnmenls in search of a country wilhnlit to accept the hijackers North Korea and Libya al- lowed Red Army members ~o land hijacked Japan Air Lines jets in 1970 and 1973. Captured m embers or the terrorist group. which vows to foment revolution 1n Japan. have told authorities the\· received training in Yemen and Lebanon. FromPapAJ ._ . .. SCHOOLS •• : superintendent of public inst1'\4'C- Uon. said, "Anyone who SflYS no.tb.lna ii bappeoioa m oµr 1cboolJ l&bould villt tbe IC.boott I visited today." The state·s hl1be$t runklag education official also field~d questions on areas such as school employc collective bargainln1. ,:?raduatlon requirements, the Serrano-Priest fundin& issue ~d school improvement progra~~ under recently passed Aa 65. • Riles aaJd teacher collecUi.te bargaining is in for • 'difficµlt limes ahead.·• Whale he belJeves teacher~ s hould be able to bargain fl>r salaries and Crmge be neffts. "They should not bargain Cor what Is taughl In the schools. "be added. The slate superintendent said he foresees problems ahead for a state mandate for local schQol districts to establish minimum competencies for high school graduation. lie warned against setting the graduation requirements too high or low. "The local districts are golng to have lo draw the llne i;omewhere ... said Riles. A ne w s tale law known as AB 65, designed to comply with a !ltate court ruling for equal fund ing Cor all school districts, will satisfy the court's requirement. Rilessa1d. "Through AB 65, we have done a good job oC raising more funds for the low wealth school dis· tr lcts," said Riles. Bijt he added that only a "reasonable job has been done", through AB 65 in supplying high wealth !lchool districts wtth their shareoffunds. Riles said under AB 65 school districts wlll also be able to im- prove their programs if they agree to certain procedures that v.111 make them eligible for s pec:ial grants. Sµeu king m o r e like a cl u~sroom tea<' her. Riles en· couraged the students to "learn to express yourself well if you want to make it " Frona Page A I IDJACK .•. infant, were late r released un- harmt'd as the hijacker negotiat- ed over the cockpit radio with <1 ll'am oC officials led by Jean Pt:rier. administrative chief of Val de marne d11Jtrn:l whe re Or- i.'. Airport lies. T h (• <' o n \ l' r ~ a t 1 o n s :-.omctimci. direct. i.ometime~ through the pilot --were monitored by French newsmen. The pilot occasionally referred to the hiJackcr as "our guest." Th<• h1Jatk('r insisted that two Fn•nt•h private radio slbtion~ hroudca:-.l a 12 mmute ~tate ment. "'h1ch he ~aid he had re- cord<.-d on tape for the occasion J'l•ner. upparently stalling for t1m<'. clc>mandccJ to know "hat lhl· mc•-.sa~c said But the h11acker retorted, through the 1>llot, that everything he had to soy wai1 on the tape and ht.' would say nothing before the hrou<kast. fie pledged to release ut lcusl some of the r1assengcrs uftcr tht• broadcast. but indicated others would have to remain ahuard while he flew to a destina· t1on he did not reveal De vice Dangerous ESCONDIDO <A P > A nuclear device which u ses radloactlvilv to measure soil density for building contractors wac; soui?hl Thursday after being reported stolen off a t ruck. Police ~aid anyone trying to open 1t cou Id he injured seriously. EL CENTRO <API Imperial Valley farmer11 plan a rally Satu rda~n San Diego and a nother <Jct. 22 in Los Angeles to protest the 160·acre hm1t that would force many to sell "ex· cess" land. Al leust 2,000 persons are expected to drive to San Diego in cars and 30 tractors. a lOO·rnlle trip. FINANCE IN SVUSD • • • PRUDENT BUYING OftANOE COAST H DAILY Pl LIJT ... ..., ... ..., __ ,_ ....... _ H O il Cwtrt "'"' ......... ,,._""_ .. ,,._, ~ .. ll....it .... n::-,.::,,. ~ -....... ._ ....... AMttl...iMt....i ...... -. .Jeff:=::-.. v.=...~ om..· .-==~~=-........ 11< .. J 11tl:o=mser1t1 Tal ..... (114)..,_. Q& ...... .,,.......,. tax rate has been decreasing by about 20 cents as its assessed valuation increased. Next year. Moreno said. the rate wlll prob· ably re m ain t he same even though the assessed valuation in· creases. Hom eowners. hence. would pay more. He estim ates that f7!50.000 to Sl ,000,000 in SVUSD tax money wlll be sent to Sacr amento to be dislrlbuted to other school dta· trlcts with 1 lower aa1e1aed veluatlon. But the law Indicates that tht te will be even mort compUcated problems for the dlslriet. Moreno said it now appears that the dla- trict will be aetttna only about f .5 percent more ln incom e to cover Inflation and lncre11ln1 H · pensee next ye.r. Salaries and 11lary re,lated co.ta already bunt lnto emp&oyo conltacta alone call for a 7 .J per· cent lnereu e ln dlatrtcl expen· d lturea. And thll doeln't lncludt the lih creutna coet of 1uppJl• and uUllU• or ahytbln1 to meet enrollmentsrowtb, Morenoaald . AddlUonalt)', tM dtltr1ct'1 e\11' trlbutkln to the._. Teacbei'i' ReUNmen.t Sy1te111 will bl In· creaNd Martinf Dut year. The new law UIO ~ tbet lbt dlatrlct wm • ....., a.ut seoo,ooo tncom 'l•••rated thrOlllb lta ...at ............ l?•m Oftr tbe niltjlft ,..,.. llortllO •aid. ....... ~ ... ,. ....... 9W9 ptMialM lfJMI for IS· . .. rlculum. But, he uld. no one knows yet how this m oney can be claimed. He added that there doesn't appear to be enough money for a ll districts In the stale. This year. the new law ap. parently will have little effect on the dlltrlcl. Current estJmates indicate that the distr ict will be receiving an additional M5,000 in state money. ' MOil o( tbls was promised to e mployH dutln c collectln bar,alnln•. T h e dlatrlet 'a 1eneral fu.nd wtll rectlve only about $10.~1.• •mall percentaie of lbe Pl mllllon budtet. Saddlt back, however. ls re· celvtn1 more than Caplltrano, L1tuna Beach and Newport. Mesa achool dlalrlcta. They .,.. rec?elvtn1 no add!· Uonal tunda from the it.ate thl1 year. on tM other •Id• ot the ledter ar• •~h dlatricll u Garden Orovt, A.nahebn, Santa ba and Oranp. TbeJ are eaeb nC.Mnc more UIM a mUUan dollan. t;aat )'Hr. Saddleback rt• ctl•ed •boUt -.ooo in tddi· tktnal etatl moner. TH ·19ar Wen, tbe dllb1ot wu It• .... Throughout our 83 years of carpet reta11tng, one fact becomes Quite evident - that when money Is less plentiful. people buy bettw ~· I ' This is contrary to popular belief. but makes good sense 1f you think about it. When you have to concern yourself with value and performanoa. you are Jlkety to buy....._. .-MtY· At Alden's in the last three years. our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting. reflecting thts fact. Consequently, we have the taroet.t selection of finer Quallttft you will see anywhere. all at competitive prices. ' T he end result is customer sat isfaction. pride and recommendations which provide our QVerwhelmrng source of new buslnees.