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1978-05-05 - Orange Coast Pilot
I l ) .. ' ' HENRY WINKLER •• " .1 e ea tens oro's eat at an -Bavan ~ ·fendants 4 ~. ~ .-·--l •·. . DAILY PILOT . * * * 10' * * *. FRIDAYAF'TERNOON;MAYS.1978 , ~n en~ea-Legal Motion ~~~~~~~~v_o_L._1_1._No_._1u_._•_se_a_1_0N_s_.•~r•_o_••~~~~~~--'- 'Message l' ague' Is Milo Moro .. ~ Dead or Alive? ROME (AP> -Four identical messages claiming to come from the R~ Brigades said to- day they were "carrying out" the death sentence against kid· napped former Premier Aldo Moro because the government refused to bargain with the guer· rill as The latest Red Brigade "com· munique," round in Rome, Milan. Turin and Genoa after anonymous phone calls to the news media, was being checked for authenticity. It was vague on whether the 61-year-old presi· dent of the Christian Democrat Police Seeking Lettu,ce Tmeves .. REDWOOD CITY <AP) - Police were looking today for two men who stole a load or let- tuce from a field In Camarillo. and sold it at bargain prices in Redwood City. Investigators were called when the stolen lettuce was of. fered for 40 cents a head on Redwood City streets. Last week ... Jettuce was selling at almost $1 a bead in most markets. The thieves were described as being about 30 and driving a yellow pickup truck. Orange Coast Wea&laer Partly cloudy tA>nlgbt and Saturday morning becomlDI moatty fair Saturday aftemooG. t.owa ·tooleht lD mld·SO.. ltigbs Saturday ln low '108. IN8 ... TODAY SlcJ ..,.,.. ,. long ••• tllou practlmlrQ /or tM El 1oro Alarirw BaM Air Show tMI ---cUd 111me recent t~~· off tlw bock of CH·# ~. SlorJ and photoa , .,,.c1. 111"-..-._..._ ........... Party bad been killed. "We eonctude the battle which began March 18 by careylni out the death verdict to which Aldo Moro has been sentenced," lbe message read. Moro was kidnapped March 16, and later the Red Bfigades said he had been sentenced to death at a "people's trial." The latest statement did not use the past tense to say Moro had already been killed. It was in the-present tense, opening the way to different interpretations. Past messages judged to have come from lbe Red Brigades also were found almos t simultaneously in Rome, Turin, Milan and Genoa. A purported Red Brigade message delivered in Rome April 18 saying Moro had been killed was later dis· owned by the urban guerrilla gang, which then issued a photo- graph showing him alive. Today's message. dated May 5, was written on a typewriter similar to the one used for pre- vious guerrilla "communiques." It said the Red Brigades had given the ruling Christian Democrat Party "a possibility, the only one practicable ... for the freeing of Aldo Moro" -to liberate 13 jailed terrorists. ''ln these 51 days th~ reply the Christian Democrats, and its gove'rnment, and -the ac- complices which siu>port it has arrived in all clarity," the message ~aid. It said the govemrl)ent's re· fusal to negotiate made lt necessary for the "sentence·• to be carried out. Since be was kidnapped seven weeks a&o ln a street ambush that killed bis five bodyguards, the Cbrlatlan Democrat government bas steadfastly refused to enter negotiaUOOJ with Moro's Red Brigades lddnappera on their cte. <See •oao. Pa1e AZ> Body Mailer Found Insane CHICAGO CAP> -A 39-year• old auto factory worker who killed a nune and malled parts ot bet body around tbe world hu been found Umoc:ent ot murder b)"'realOD ol lnaanJty, Miauel Valdel allO wa foand lnaoeent for the same reuon ot murderfn8 tM DurM'• doctor lo Aprtl lt77. Circuit Judie Earl E . $.raybom made OM naUnc after a we•k·lHI trial In wbkb PtJCblatrlc t-.u..,. wu •· tired that ValOel bad been in·' aane at U.time of the ldllinp. • J..St f a r Kicks Their hearts are in it. all right. but their legs aren't quite ready for the task. Five little gir~ in Terry Van Blarcom's "dance for tots' class at the San Clemente Reach Club deserve commendations for effQrt. Thev are. from left, Diane Fries. 5; Cara Veale. 3; Zulaika Vargas. 4: Erin McCaskil . 3. and Stephanie Burnsteel:3. 'Fonz' Weds Roommate Bui l s It 'Happy Day' For Tee~e Ftim? NEW YORK ('6.P> -Henry Winkler, heartthrob or teen· agers as television's .. The Fonz," was married today to the woman he bas been living with. St.acey Weitzman. The wedding, with only family and friends in attendance, , was held in the Congregation Habonim, a Manhattan synagogue. The best man was the new Mrs. Winkler'• &-year-old ~. Jed. Winkler. 31, a star of the hit ABC series .. Happy Days," told ·reporters he does not believe Ids popularit.)' with teen-age fans will decUneafterbla marriage. Wlnkl•r .. d hls 30·year-old red-hatred bride met the press afte1' the ceremony at a MM conference at the poth St. Reels Hotel. ~r called bis mar- l'fa1e "a ~·time contrachrltlJ no opUom -It would be destnc-t1v. to thlDk about it uy other w~i~w Wei be and hll bride wlU ~ Europe. He said UM trtP include neq eot111,... Stoekbolrn. Lon· iton arid Pam to· promote hi• two reaat nami. "Heroes," aod ''The One And Only." Winkler said they met two years ago at a Los Angeles clothing store where Stacey was Siidten Back ToMiMouri working as press agent. He said he invited her for a "7·Up." He said they had been living together for'lwo years. Asked how he proposed, Winkler said, ''She was taking a bath and I went outside to pick a daffodil we bad grown in our garden. I dropped it into the tub and asked, ·wm you marry me?• She said, 'Ob, Henry'!" Winkler said be hopes his fans are happy for him, addlng, "I hope they can also make a com· mltment in their lives." A native New Yorker, Winkl6r lives In California where the television series about a group of middle-American teen·agers lo the 'mld·1950's Is taped. Winkler·s Fonile -a warmed-hearted, greasy-haired. womanW.nl hil.h ttbool dropout -ha• srown-tnto-9om.U.lq4 .a cult nsure amona t.en·aters. Wlnkler hu usff Fontl•'• popularib' to adViH teen-~en not to &ink, not to drop out, not to use 4rj.ap. He appeared last year beefore a Senate aubcom· mlUee on atcobOUam· to b.moao teen·a.ce drtilkiq. ~~~~~~~~=-=::;:...--.:.-__;<~8ee~FONZ,Pa1•A:) Evidence Tu-St-a~~-~- In Trial By GARY GRANVILLE Of .. .,...., .... s.... Defendants in the Stephen Bovan murder case suffered legal setbacks Thursday Wfterr their motions to have thr9wn oqt or court evidence and state- men ts expected to be used against them at their upcoming trial were denied. Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland ruled against the defense in all major issues brought before him. dur· ing five weeks of pre-trial hear· in gs. Bovan, of Fountain Valley, was shot to death last Oct. 22 outside the El Ranchito restaurant in Newport Beach. His gangland·style slaying led Newport. Beach police on an in· vestigalion trail that uncovered an alleged international drug s muggling operation as well ali the charging of seven persons m connection with the murder . Today, Judge Kneeland ruled in a 11 major instances that Newport Beach police acted properly as they went about the task of unraveling the network of intrigue surrounding Bovan 's murder. Judge Kneeland, for example. ruled that police acted with just cause when they arrested al- leged drug dealer Alexander Kulik and seized drugs f9lffid in his car. _/ • The poUce also were justified in arresting alleged Bovan gun. man Je·rry Fiori, 41, and searchl~ bls automobil~. Judge Kneeland ruled. He also said statements made to police by Anthony .. Big Tony" Marone Sr. and Debbie Addison were made volunta rily and therefore are admissible in court. Marone has not yet been charged in connection with the crime but his son, Anthony Marone Jr., Is one or the seven defendants. Miss Addison was questioned <See BOVAN. Page A2> PA.rs DEY<1I'ION S4.J'ED NIXON Pat Nixon gave her husband the strength he needed to pull throulh the phteblUs that Oared when be tell \be White House for the seclusion of Cas.-Pacifica. Without her, Richard Nixon may have aone over the brink into a total meattl breakdown, acco~ to Leiter Davld, ltf1a. Nlxon '• beoerapher. Th 13th extract from Dav1d 's book, '"!be Lonely l!i"dY oL Sao Clemente: The Sto~ ot~Pat Nl~· on,·· •Ppean on Pa•e A 1. .. . '\ ' Jt.I OM.\'fl1 Of 9 Fr!d!y,M!JS. 1171 ' . 1.~ras.h Dtjveis to -V()te Again Monda~ tht NatJonal Labor Relatl~s Board tMrotest the hirin• of ;Mi. union wcihen during the strUce. 1trlke. ' rlklQc Ora~e County truck' : d""en probablY will vote ap1n 'MiiKlay 6n a manacement con· • lr9tt they rejected last Salur· dO. a pokesman for Team.st.era Local • sald today. Oft• Rauch, president of the Orcn11t County local, also said at!'fko funds or $36 per week w"'9 dlst.J1buted to the driven 'T~ur,day. Tbe strike began : W addlll Case almoet three weelll aao. The 10lidarity shown by strlk· ins driven. who resoundingly rejected the management ofrer lut weekend. bas be1uo to crumble in the face of the hltlna of non-unlon drivers by tbe nrms. Management negotiators have refused to orrer any piore money. Strikers, who were receiving $4.50 an hour. were seeking an Immediate raise lo $6.50 and an ultimate raise to $8.50 over a three· year period. The management offer is for a raiae to S.S.25 immediately aad M durlna the three year1... The firms began hirin.r new drivers Monday and resumed trash pickups tor the mllUon· plus Orange County residents se"e4 by the firms, which con- tract wltb numerous cities. Wednesd•Y· management spokesmen announced that the new drivers would be kept permanently. Raasch,· who said striking drivers could be back on the job as early as Tuesday. wouldn't comment on how the union will react lf the nrms refuse to hire back soine of the drivers. However, he said. "Anybody that is caught doipg violence will not be put back to work. but anyone else will be put back to work. The new people will be si&ned up for the union." Carl Lindeman. business representative for the local, said an unfair labor practices com· ~lalnt was med Thursday with 2 Power Plant s But management spokesmen have maintained they have a rl&ht to operate their coro - panles. .. As far as rm concerned. this strike is over." Raul Rangel. vice president Of Jaycox OiS· posal. said Thursdav. . \ · "'J11rors Debate COnfahs Halt EdiSon Strike ' ... • On Baby's Life By TOM BARLEY Ol t ... o.llJ ~let St.II A jury that appears to be con- centrating on the issue of ·whe ther a baby a llegedly ·strangled by Dr. William Baxter • Waddnl had any meaningful : brain function began its 11th day • of deliberation today in Orange · County Superior Court. If jurors who h ea rd a · Solon's Sex Raps Dropped WASHINGTON <AP> - Charges of soliciting sex .• • from two young-men tiavec ·· been dropped against Rep. Frederick Richmond. O- N. Y . under terms of a first·offender program. the co ngressman 's spokesman says. -JUclunond pleaded ifno- eent lo the charges last month, although he public- ly admitted the facts or the case. His prrss secretary, Lou Gordon. said Thursday that the congressm .. ~ has been undergoing "pro- fessionul care" under the first-offender program. F ro•Page AI BOVAN ••• by police because of her rela taooship with Fiori. She testified during the bear- ing that police held guns on children as they went to the Marone home in search of young Tony. "The court disbelieves state- ments about guns being held on children or others in the entry of that house," Judge Kneeland said. He also ruled that the murder weapon recovered in Newport Harbor will be admissible as evidence even though witness :otate ments leading to its re- -ibvery were challenged by· the ·jiefense attorneys, . ~ Judge Kneeland'$ ruling today . i!oes not end the pre-trial mo- lions for the defense. • They will continue May 22 in )lis courtroom j»aramedics " J»rove Worth ' CARDIFF (AP> -A dramatic ·example of paramedics in action ·was given unexpectedly at a : hearing into moving the regional •paramedics team to Cardiff :.ftom Solana Beach. • -About midway throush the dis- ., .cussion Thursday night, a man : in the audience s lumped over ·With a heart attack. •. The room was cleared and : within 10 minutes, paramedics lrom Solana Beach provided efnergency area and took him to ) hospital. His condition today ~us satisfactory. ,. .. " ,.. ,.. • ,. , " .. ,. .. DAILY PILOT pathologist's trial testimony re· read Thursday go along with his findings it rhay lead them to share prosecutor Robert Chat· terton 's argument that the baby was alive 1n terms of brain func· tions when Waddill s tra ngled her. The issue arose when defenae lawyers persuaded Judge James K . Turner to read an added jury Instruction to the effect that a pe rson is dead if t here is evidence of total and irreversi- ble brain damage. The reading led the delighted Waddill to comment, "That's ex- actly what I said in the trial. You can't kill a dead baby." But the testimony of Dr. Kurt Benirschke reminded jurors Thursday of his opinion that the baby girt allegedly choked by - Waddill was alive for at least 30 minutes after birth and possibly longer. The UC San Diego pathologist testified during the trial that even a person with minimal br~in mm acUvily--the most primitive form of braln lune· lion-is legally allve. The prosecution contends that the infant allegedly murdered by Waddill had at least such brain stem activity and that it was clearly apparent when an autopsy was performed. o.11, "• lbff """9 Farnilg Ties By ROBERT BARKER Ot ... o.11, ...... ,.... A st rike at Edison power plants in Huntington Beach and Sa n Onofre that a union spokesman said "would have be4!n a dandy" was averted Thursday night after day-long negotiations . The walkout was scheduled to take place at midnight Thursday at the two area sites as well as a t other Edison e lectri cal generating plants in Southern California. Instead, negotiators for Southem CalifQJ"nia Edjson and the Utilily'Workers of America have reportedly come close to an agreement on an lssue that baa snagged talks 1ince last October. · . BU·l Compton, Eclhon. SmdenlASay -~-bl#_Nu!lity May Be Out RIVERSIDE CAP> -A ma· jority of students who voted in an advisory election ravor nude poolside sunbathing on a trial basis at UC Riverside. manager for the Huntington Beach and Seal Beach a rea. said that customers wouldn't have been without electricity even if there were a strike. "We have supervisory person- nel rel(fy, wtlllnc and able to m eet all power demands:· he ·said today. Anothe r Edison spokesman also said that he didn't expect tt.at a threate ned strike would have any erfect on a S3 billion nuclear construction project at San Onofre. . He said that most of the ,3..000 construction workers are ~in bers or a different us:Uon. They are employed by the Becfilel Corp. rather than Edisor1:r':he said. · The Utility workers utui>n. whose 1,000 members-maiJltain and repair power units, ftrt> achtduled to vote on the cot'ltnlct this weekend. • · Edison and the union bure been at odds over an Edisoa lJe. mand that the union go M . a IDlAiln& wotk.....scbedule ~t wou ld include work orr J.tl e weekends without overtime~~· Compson said the schedule is necessary to man the pd)\!Pr sites with maintenance workers full time. He said that other Ed;~n employees work the rot~\ang schedule. The Orange County Coroner's Office ruled after the autopsy that the baby girl who survived a saline abortion performed on the lS.year-old motber was a victim of manual strangulation. It ls alleged by the prosecution that Waddill murdered the child because he believed she had sul· fered massive brain damage from immersion ln tbe saline and would be little more than a human vegetable if she lived. Do'a Morsy, 8. of Laguna Hills had an unusual contribu· lion to make to the San Joaquin School multl·cultural fair hfld Utts week. She t>rougM aTtifacts and memorabilia linking her family to Egypt's Pharaohs. in- cluding Queen Nefertiti. shown on the plate Do'a holds. But UC Riverside officials in· dicated Thursday they weren't pers uaded by a "yes" vote from 326 of 650 s tude nts who responded to the_ question ~ "Do you support a two-week trial period for nude sunbathing dur· ing specified hours at UCR pool?" About 125 utility union me.m· hers are employed at San Onofre and about 66 more work at the Huntington Bdch steam plaiit Other members or the ...mtOn work in Long Beach, Redantlo Beach. El Segundo, Oxnard, Ormond Beach, Etiwanda Mid Barstow. A doctor who testified that he saw Waddill choking the baby told the jury that Waddill sug. gestea fOur other ways in whlch the infant could be eliminated, including drowning her in a LA-London Skytrain Vice Chancellor Louis J . Leo has already stated for the rec- ord: "Nude sunbathing is oot an appropriate aetivlty for a col· lege." Ed Wilcox. Edison vice p.\'t\51· dent for personnel, declined. to give details of the apparent ~reakthrougb. ,-, ' Flights Due Sept. 26 The proposal was raised on t~ 5,000-student campus by graduate student James Ham- mond, 25, who favored screening ofr a section of the pool area. He said that the rotatin~ \M\rk schedule is still included in the ~ompany's offer. - A union spokesman. who ~id that the strike "wouJd have·~n a dandy" indicated that ta1ks . bucket of water. F ,.._Page AJ FONZ •• ·• Winkler's father owned an in• ternational lumber company . The younger Winkler attended schools in Lausanne, Switzerland. eraduated from Boston's Emerson College with a degree in drama and child psychology and holds a master of fine arts degree from Yale University. Although be is best known as The Fonz, Winkler has appeared 10 roles with the Yale Repertory Company, on Broadway, in films and i n a numbe r of other television series. 200 Pupils Suffer VI CTORIA, Texas CAP) - Nearly 200 students and staff at a Victoria elementary school were treated for apparent food poisoning after they ate a turkey a nd dressing l unch at the school's cafeterla. Orriclals said 2 0 students remained hospitallzed ln stable condiUon. LONDON <AP> -Freddie Laker, the British entrepreneur who pioneereci a cut-rate, no- frills Skytrain service to New York, got government approval today to operete a Skytrain to Los Angeles. The Civil Aviation Authority said it granted Laker Airways \an air transport license for a single·clasa, waJk-on service to Loa Angeles from Gatwick Airport south of London. The Los Angeles Skytrain is due to begin operation Sept. 26, the first anniversary of the New York Skytrain. Laker fought for years lo get government approval for his Skytr ain to New York. He argued that trans-Atlantic air rares were too high and that he could still make a profit by cut. ting back on unnecessary frills and appealing mainly lo peeple who don't travel on expense ac· counts . As of mid-March, the once. daily Skytrain service to New York using DC·lO jumbo jets had made a net profit for Laker Airways of around $1.38 million. Under the license granted by the Civil Aviation Authority, tbe Rates Upped 10"/D Charged/or Home Loam LOS ANGELES (AP> -Home loan rates have returned to double figures in Southern California for the first time in nearly four years as Great Western Savings and GibraJtar Savings posted a home mortgage interest rate of 10 percent . As other savings and loan institutions prepared to hike home loan rates, too, industry orficials placed the blame on the general rise ln money. market rates. fueled by government credit· tightening efforts. Tltc officials also noted heavier than usual withdrawals nt S&Ls, a tradition In 'April when in· come and property taxes have to be paid. Despite the retum of home loan rates to double digits tor the first time since the interest rate soared lO lt percent in m4. industry representatives te• ported a suong demand for loans. Ron Lane, assistant vice president of American Title Co. in Beverly Hills. said: "Business ls phenomenal. Houses are aentn1 like hotcakes end broken are sell:lng IJlOre now than any time this year.•• • I Skytrain fare from London to Los Angeles Oct. l ·June 30 will be $155. In the peak period July 1-Sept. 30 the tare will be $178. From Los Angeles to London the fare wUl be $220 Sept. l·May 31 and $248 June l·Aug. 31. The price of the fare excludes meals, refreshments and entertain- ment. Tickets must not be sold before 4 a .m. local time on the day of departure. Laker's Skytrain service has prompted a revolution In trans· Atlantic air travel. Regularly scheduled airlines h•ve in- troduced various sorts of re· duced fares. such as standby and advanced booking, to com· pete with Laker Airways on the prestigious route. F ..... PageAJ MORO ••• mand that jailed terrorists be freed ln exchange for his life. The ruling party issued a statement this week saying it would consider the possible granting or "generosity and clemency" to some non-terrorist prisoners, but first Moro must be freed and urban terrorism must subside. The government announced today it was rejecting a propooal to grant amnesty to some non· terrorist convicts as a way of in· ducing Moro's kidnappers to free him. . ' KALEIDOSCOPE would continue unlil Tuesdat7 __ _ He said that he was h~ul that the two sides could rel(ch agreement. .it 1 .. Masked Trio.·'· Go 'Modem';·,: CULVER CITY <API ,... A masked trio a rm ed with weapons and a walkie·ta.l.k ie seemed to be following a will- rehearsed television scripl .as they robbed a l2th-Ooor inv~t ment firm in Cul ver City. They tie d up a comlll\Py employee whom they entoun- lered Thursday after they broke into the o ffices of AiiPfrl Properties lnvestment lnc.. lj' 1•1 ., . .. ,, '-: J ~·' Our showroom fs a virtual kaleidoscope of colors. The reasons are varied-: . .. ,, .. . ,, I , ... , We know that color coordinating is the primary target wben buying carpet. QualitY Is usually second in line. and because we have such a vast selection of qualities, it is easy to coordinate color and quality to each Individual's taste. However, we know that a volume of samples looking at you can seem very confusing-but we feel that showing 1ust a few samples is not a fair representation of the carpet business. Our huge selection gives our salespeople every possible option in working with people, helping them to find the perfect choice. So If you are In the market to setect your carpeting-select Alden's to help vou. that's what we· re here fort I I 1 1663 PLACl!NTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAU,, 92627 • PHONE 646-4131 -6•6·2355 . . . ,, ., \ ~ l ' _1 ·-:: ; i I ' :i h ?·~ .. ,~ ,,_,; ,,, .. ,~,. a~·" ·~ . ~. I• .. 1 , •• 1•1: 1-J r.l::' .... ,: n.I." ., voe-.. 71, NO. 125, 4 SECTIONS, 48" PAGES BJ MJCllAEL PASKEVICH ot•Diit,""9tlt.tff Some youths who break the law in Costa Mesa now have a chance to avoid a trip through the juvenile court system, but a community program isn't de· signed to let them off easy. Admission of guilt and a will· ingness to work to correct their mistakes are the keys to the month.old Community Restitu- tion Program. Local reeldenls are as much a part of the program as members of the Police department and its Youth Service Program <YSP>. Parents and youths have formed an inlormal panel that reviews juvenile offenses re- ferred to it by the police depart· ment's juvenile divlaion. Depending on the severity or the crime, or the amount or monetary damage. the board sets a dollar amount that must be repaid by the young offender either through volunteer work or a paid job. Burglary, malicious mischief, petty theft, shoplifting, arson and minor case&· involving crimes again.st persons (damage below $COO> are amQng the crimes that may be _diverted from the regular court system under the program. The program is for youths aged 10 through 17, according to Set. Tom Lazar. "We're Just getting our feet wet." he said, adding that the young offenders so far have been receptive to the program. He tells the story or one young offender who appeared be(ore the review board and was as- signed a $100 debt to repay a property damage violation. The board arranged for a job and the young offender has paid back $50. The money will be passed along lo the victim. Lazar said it appears the youth wlU keep the job and will soon be able to pocket some protiis himself after the rest of the debt is paid off. ' The review board keeps close tabs on the contract obJigallon aod. Ir the money is not repald. the case ls resubmiUed to the ponce department. rn C?oncept. the communJty restitution program establishes .. --- direct consequences for yoong lawbreakers and provide:. for 1mmed1ate payment to victims. More important. the pJlt&ram is designed to break early pat· terns of criminal behe1vior. Sgt. Lazar explained. He gave credit for formation of the program to Nancy Richards. a YSP worker who wrote up the proposal for th£ program which has received (See YOVTH. Page AZ> County Bar Panel Says 4 of 6 Unqualifred . By TOM BARLEY OI U. Delly ~ 1&.lft Four of six lawyers who ,re challenging judges in the June 6 election are not qualified for judicial office, a JS-member Orange County !Jar Association committee alleged today. Bar Association President Jack Trotter denied that his committee was trying to tell the people how to vote. Tftotler went on, however, to announce that in the commit- tee's opinion. only Deputy Dis- trict Attorney Gary P. Ryan and Anaheim attorney Robert Weaver can be regarded as qualltted. Ryan Is challenging Judge lryne C. Black or Newport Beach for her Santa Ana Municipal Court seat.. Weaver is seeking to upset Superior Court Jt,1dge Bruce St101ner of Laguna Bea ct). ~ Trotter said his committee d°'s not regard deputy district attorneys Oretta Sears and Ted Millard, Newport Beach at- torney 'Ro~n Schatz an<t Santa Ana attorney Jay Wall as qualified. • ,, -""Mrs. Sears ·is challenging Superior Court Judg£ ~ard Goldstein of Newpart Beach. Millard is takini on Superi6r Court Judge Ri~hard Hamilton of South Laguna. Wall is challenging Superior Court Judge Robert C. Todd of Newport Beach. Schatz is trying lo unseat Judge Amold Mordkin of Newport Beach from the Onco de Mago Spirit North Orange County Municipal Court bench. A bitterly dissappointed MI'S'. Sears condemned the. bar survey today as. ":J'otalJy .unfai.-aDd. totally shocking. "I regard myself as the foremos~ legal expert in this county if not the state and I just can't conceive why lhe bar sbouJd want to do ...a thing. like this to me." the furious pros- ecutor said. "I have won many awards, I display maturity in my pro- feBSion, I am regarded by all jud1es and lawyers as an expert in, my field and there are no scandals in my background." she said. Mrs. Sears said she thought the results or the bar survey First and second grade students in Jessica St. Claire's class at Pomona School in Costa Mesa perform a dance called "Las Altenitas" in honor of Cinco de Mayo. School plans a carnival from 10 a .m. to 3 p.m . Saturday for holiday commemorat- ing def eat of French forces in Mexico in 1862 baUle at Puebla. Travolta Upstaged? Coed's Fashiom Turn on Mesa Students BJ JACKIE llYMAN cii• Deity .... '"" This month's issue of Coed magazine carries a picture of John Travolta on the cover. But the story about him isn't the most exciting thing in the magazine to students at Costa Mesa Hlgh School. They're busy flipping the pages to a seven.page color fashion layout that features seven of their classmates. Pictured In the magazine are senior Susan Feyerabend, juniors Cllrf Ting and Jeff Capran, sophomores Grace and Valerie Calina <they're identical twins> and Misty Scbubeck, and freshman Meg Chubb. It all betan, explained home economics teacher Eleanor Wldolf, when a three.person team from Coed came. to Southern California lo set up a photo Htsloa uaine local atu· dents. Coed, publilhed by Scholaallc M a1allne, la aeared toward home ,eaonomln students. 1 Why did tbey 1etUe on Colla Mesa Hllh? "J doubt any other school satd, 'Yes, we'll aet ~m up to UciLA (for the DbOtcHdiphy 1enl()ftl), )'ti, we'lf tet·tliem Out ol ca.,,' an4 IO bG1!! Mn; WidoJL said. Tile expe~ mJ1ht t.ve dl•co111a1ed leM bar:~:::: . • f..-ay~ota tutu~ 'For _. ~. II". W&lolf aald, It ralilild at IQlt half the ta.. ........... AI) "might have some effect'' ·on voters deciding between her and Judge Goldstein on June 6. "But I am not discouraged," she. said. "I certainly~intend to put all my strength behind this effort for I think that I am the better judge.·· Millard said today that the county bar "was so busy findin&- me not qualified Lhat they 4idnl find time to note my oppoent's <Judge Hamilton> recent con- fession that he fla.slried court re- cords. "They just don't want lawyers to run against Incumbent judges," Millard Hid. "bet-!& not · rock the boat even tho)lgh a judge like my opponent has been reprimanded by the California <See J YDGE, Page AZ> ·Driven-Eye Repeat Vote On Strike ""') ··2 -·__ .,..._... • HQIRY WINKLER Kt88ES SAIDI: STACEY weriZMAN - . 8911rded THn Idol Mam•• HI• longtime Sweetheart Strlkina Oranee County -truck drivers probably will vote again Monday on a management con- tract they rejected last Sat\.lr- day. a spokesman for Teamsters Local 396 said today. Gene Raasch, president of ~e Orange County local, also sald strike funds or $35 per week were distributed to the drivers Thursday. The strike began almost three weeks Jgo. The solidarity shown by strlk· ing drivers, who resoundtn1ly rejected the management off er last weekend. bas begun to crumble in the face of the hiring of non-union drivers by the rirms. EPHZ :Weds Roomie; Will Fans Be Happy? Management negotiators have refused to offer any more money. Strikers. who were receiving $4.50 an hour, were seeking an immediate raise to $6.SO and an ultimate raise to $8.SO over a three· year period. The management offer is for a raise to $5.25 immediately and $6 during the three years. • The firms began hiring new . drivers Monday and resumed trash pickups for the million- plus Orange County residents served by the firms, which con- tract wlth numerous cttles. Wednesday, managem_,nt spokesmen announced that the new drivers would be kept permanendy ~ . Raasch, who said S\rlklng drivers could be back on the job as early as Tuesday, wouldn't comment on how the unJon will react ti the firms re~e to hire <See TRASH, Pa,e-X!> v NEW YORK <AP> Henry Winkler, heartthrob of teen- agers as television's "'The Fonz," was married today to the woman be has been living with, ~cey Weitzman. Tbe weddine, with only ramily and friends in attendance, was held in tbe Congregation Habonim. a Manhattan synagogue. San Onofre Power Strike Nixed-Union· The best man was the new Mrs. Winkler's 6·year·old· son, Jed. Winkler. 31 . a star or the hit ABC series "Happy Days," told reporters he does not believe his popularity with teen-age fans will decline after his marriage. Winkler and his 30-year·o!d red·haired bride met the press after the ceremony at a news conference at the posh St. Regis Hotel. Winkler called his mar- riage "a long·time contract with no options -it would be destruc- tive lo think about it any other way." Winkler said he and his bride will honeymoon in Europe. He 21aid the trip would include news conferences in Stockholm, Lon· don and Paris to promote his two recent films. ''Heroes." and "The One And E>nly." : · Winkler said they met two years aio at a Los Angeltil <See FO~, P~ge A:?> ~' Partly cloudy tonaght and Saturday morning-. becoming mostly fatr Saturday aftemoon. Lows tonight ln mid·SOs. High:> .. · Saturday in low 70s. INSIDE TODAY . Skl/ dtwrs tdl«! long st~. • '('hoae pioctfcfng Jor the El • Toro Morilw BOie Air Show lhi• Wftlcftd ~ aome rtcent • tumbi.a o/f IM back of CH·46 heUcotHln. Storti Oftd plloco& on Page Cl. .... x ... I ....- .. • . t • • Mishap at Corner Newport Beach police &aid the driver of this trash truck wasn't £amiliar with the sharp curve on Bristol Street as il ap· proaches MacArthur Boulevard. The truck swerved out of control and tipped over al about 4 p.m. Thursday. causing a snarl in rush hour tramc while tow trucks worked to right it. Police said the driver was un· hurt in the mishap. Fro•PapAI POWER ••• • are employed by the Bechtel Corp. rather than Edison, he said. The Utility workers union whose 1.000 members maintain and repair power units, were 5cheduled to vote on the contract this weekend. Edison and the union have been at odds over an Edison de mand that the union go on a rotating work schedule that woyld' inclu,,Se work on the weeken(ls without overtlme pay. Compson said the schedule is necessary to man the power sites wtth maJDtenance workess Cull time. He said that other Edison employees work lbe rotating schedule. About 125 uUIJl)' union mem· bers are employed at San Onofre and about 64 more work at the Huntington Beach steam plant. Other members of the union work In Long Beach, Redondo : Beach, El Segundo, Oxnard •• Ormond Beach, EUwanda and Barsfow. Ed Wilcox, Edi5,0n vice presi- dent for personnel. declined to give details of the apparent breakthrough He saJd that the rotatlna work schedule ls still included in the company's offer. A un1on spokesman, who sald that the strike "would have been a dandy" lndlcated that talks would continue until Tuesday. He sald that he was hopeful th~t the two sides could reach agreement F,....P~AJ FONZ ... clothing st.ore where Stacey was working as press agent. He said he invited her for a "7-Up." He s aid the y h ad bee n living together for two years. Asked how he proposed, Winkler said, ''She was taking a bath and I went outside lo pick a daffodil we had grown in our .... garden. I dropped lt lnto i,be tub and asked, ·wm you marry ' me?'Sbesaid, 'Ob, Henry'!" " Winkler said he hopes his fans ·~ are happy ror bim, adding, "I • hope they can also make a com· ,. mitment in their lives. 11 A native New Yorker, Winkler • lives in California where the • tele vision series about a group' : or middle-American teen-agers .. in lhe mld·l9:iO's is taped. ! Winkler'a Fon zie -a • warmed-hearted, greasy-haired. • womaniting high school dropout ,. -has grown into something of a : cult figure amon~ teen-agers. ! Winkler has used Fonsie's ,. popularity to advise teen-agers ! not to drink, not to drop out, not • to use drugs He appeared last ,. year beefore a Senate subcom- ; mittee on alcoholism to bemoan • teen·aRe drinking. •·• Winkler's father owned an in "'lernaLional lumber company. • > DAILY PILOT TheOr-~tt o.llt .,....__-"<tll•com· __ ..._.""""'·-·-"'Ille°'-°""' _,.....,.c:.--, ._ ....... _ ... _,,,... -·· "°'°""' ...... , l<W C..I• Mow _,.., -.. "-""'°" .. «"'""-.... 11411 .. ,, lrwl•o. S.•ltM(• Y•ll•• -L9tlM ltK1'111"111C..tt. A...,...,._,..,. . ..., '' ..-ii-'-lw...-n -~ n.e ,,_ __ , ............. " .... -... sn.t.C..lt~.~~---.......... -----\loco~ .. ~·:..=..~ .............. ...... LA-London Skytrain Flights Due Sept. 26 LONDON <AP> -Freddie Laker, the British entrepreneur who pioneered a cut-rate. no. frills SkytraJn service to New York, got government •PProval today to operate a Skytratn to Los Angelet. The Civil Aviation Authority said it granted Laker Airways an air transport license for a _ _ F~ Pflfle AJ JUDGE •.•. Com misslon on J,M~clal Performance because oTbTs tam· pedng·with c°'"' recorda-. "It doesn't chanae my cam· palgn plans," Millard said. "All It does is make me even more de· termlned." Judges Mordkln. Goldstein, Sumner -end Todd are rated "well qualified" ln the bar sur· · \t~Y. Judges Black and Hamilton are rated as "qualified." Trotter stressed that what Is now an annual survey by the bar should not be taken by Orange County voters as hls organ.lza· lion .. ._ suggesUon on bow they should vote June 6. "This is for public informaUon only,•• be sald. "We feel lt might be a valuable guide but we are not telllnR voters bow to vote." Trotter noted that a record number or judges are being challenged in lhls year's elec· ttons and predicted that "this is the trend of the future. single·class. walk-on service to Los Anaeles from Gatwick Airport south of London. The Los Angeles Skytrain is due to begin operation Sept. 26. the rirst anniversary of the New York Skytraln. Laker fought for years to get government approval for his Skylraln to New York. He argued that trans-Atlantic air fares were too h.lgh and that he ·could still make a profit by cut· ting back on unnecessary frills and appealing mainly to people who don't travel on expense ac· counts. As or mid-March. Ute ODCe· daiJy Sl<ytr~lin aervice .to. N.ew York using DC-10 jumbo jets had made a net prom for Laker Airways or around Sl.38 million. Under the license grantea by the Civil Aviation Authority, the Skytrain fare from London to Los Angeles Oct. 1-June 30 will be $155. ln the peak period July 1 ·Sept. 30 the fare will be Sl 78. From Los Angeles to London the ra re will be $220 Sept. l ·May 31 and $248 June I-Aug. 31. The prlce of the fare excludes meals. refreshments a nd entertain· ment. Tickets must not be solff before 4 a.m. local time on the day of departure. Laker's Skytrain service has prompted a revolution in trans- AtlanUc air travel. Regularly s cheduled airlines have ln· troduced various sorts or re· duced fares, such as standby and advanced booking, to com· pete with Laker Airways on the prestigious route. Help Refused Girl I In Fleeing Attack A 17-year-old Laguna H1.Us tlrl who sought help in escaping two would-be attackers was turned away rrom three Saddleback Valley homes by wary resldenlJI early this morning, sheriff's dep· uties reported. Oeputles s aid the girl was picked up by two men in Santa Ana at about midnight as she al· te mpted to hitchhike home. The men allegedly stopped in a remote Saddleback Valley area where they made sexual Mission Viejo advances and .bit the girl's nose. The victim told deputies she reigned submittal outside the car and then ran for help. She said she was turned away by three residents of the Paseo de Valencla·Allcia Parkway area before a fourth allowed her in to call her parents. Deputies. responding to calls from two of the residents con· tacted earliett by the girl. said she was taken to a valley hospital ror treatment of injuries inflict.eel by her attackers. Neighbors Subdue Robbery Suspect A robbery suspect who al· legedly took 146 from a womao he Injured slightly was pul'1ued and subdued by net&bbors tn a new Mission VleJo housing tract Thursday morning. Booked into Orange County J all on robbery and assault ell arges was Robert Alan Tlscbmacber. 26, of 24812 Lakefield. El Toro. Hl1 ball was aetatS?.S.000. Laurie Kahn, 23, of 24972 Hayuco St.. Mission VleJoi told county sheriff's lnvesU1atora the J1>tn knocked oo the door of her home at. atMH,lt 11:30 a .m ., then forced bll way In -cuttlnl her ·up In the process. She said be took the money from· her pune befOH she ran from lier New Cutllle Homes realdenc.a scnamla1. In· vestlgatan aatd. A •nff'• 1pok11man .. 1d Mveral •r,bon. lnelud"'I two women, e aHd the 1u1.-.ct •bea be fled ll'Om tbe boule, briftllq btm don in • taUI• ol bodtes 6efore be coald r .. c-i. the car be UclperUd don tM1treet from *Mltalmlaome. Deputlffr· rt1pondta1 to a i.a.,blllll;eaa .-NetUD-.r into custody. The 1beruf's spokesman saJd the lllcldent refl~t.ed a real zeal for neighborhood awareness and cohesiveness, aomething hla de· partment "would like to tee more of." ~yMailer Found Insane hi Chicago CHICAGO <AP> -A 39-year· old auto factory worker who killed a nurse and malled paru of ber body around the world haa beta found tnnocent ol murdtt by reaaon ol laaantty. Mlluel Valdee al.so WU found lanocent few the Nm• reMOn ol murdertaa the nurae'1 doctor in April tm. Clroalt lud1• ltarl E. Strayhorn ID8dl the rail.al after • •••k·JODI trial ID whleb =bllate ........ ,: ... IQ• U,.t Valdll blld Mell Ir.· HDI at UM Umt of t.bt 'illlnll. Waddill Case • tJme. lb add&Uon, It waa cold aad •lnd)', and the students were modelln1 1borb alld 1whnwear. J11rors FJetiate . . I On Baby's Life But there were compe~a· Uou. l'or oee thlns. the models got their hair and makeup pro- Ceaaion.llly 1ty1ed. The only one not too happy about that, l'tlrt. Wldolr said. was Jeff Capran. whose shoulder lenath hair wu chopped off. And people stopped and stared, "lt waa neat. 11 Susan Feyerabend eald. "I had a lot of fun.1' ··we all loved it." Meg Chubb agreed. Alt the models were paid $50 each for the four days and the girls were glven makeup. The boys received shirts. One tntangible reward was getting an lnalder'a view or how models are posed. Mrs. Widolf even got into the act. "l became wardrobe mistress. doing clever thJngs with pins,·· Mrs. Widolf said. noting the clothes were aJI too big and had to be pinned back. The shooting session had its aftermath. ~h Meg and Su.5an came down with bad colds. BI TOM BARLEY Of ... Deily ...... lgff A jury that appears to be con· centrating on the ·iuue of whether a baby alleaedly strangled by Dr. WUUam Baxter W addlll had any meaningful brain function began·ila 11th day of deliberation today In Orange County Superior Court. If jurors who -he-a rd a pathologist's trial testimony re· read Thursday go along with his findings it may lead them to share prosecutor Robert Chat· terton 's argument that the baby was alive ln terms of brain func· lions when Waddlll s trangled her. ., ltie int.ant allegedly murdered by Waddill had at least such brain stem acllvity and that it was clearly apparent when an . autopsy was performed. The Orange County Coroner's omce ruled after the autopsy that the baby girl who survived a saline abortion performed on the 18-year-old mother was a victim of manual strangulation. It is alleged by the prosecution that Waddill murdered the child because he believed she.had suf. rered massive brain damage from immersion in the saline and would be little more than a human vegetable if she lived. A doctor who testified that he saw Waddill choking the baby told the Jury that Waddill SUR· gested four other ways in which the infant could be eliminated. including drowning her in a bucket or water. • But now .that the maaazine is on the stands, some of the stu· dents are looking ahead to future modeling J>OISibtllties. ' And, for a while, they've all become celebrities. Not like John Travolta. maybe. but then, be doesn't go to Costa Mesa High School. -The l¥ue arose when defense lawyers persuaded Judge James K. Turner to read an added jury instruction to the effect that a person is de ad if the re is evidence or tot.al and irrevers1· ble brain damage. The reading led the delighted Waddill to comment. "That's ex· actly what I said in the trial. You can't k:Jll a dead baby." Private Rites Slated for Pearl Helms • F,.._PageAJ 1RASH .•• < back some of the drlvers1 ,,. However. be said, "Anybody that Is caught doing violence wil? not be put back to work; but anyone else will be put back to work. The new people will be signed up for the union." Carl Lindeman. business representative for the local, said an unfair labor practice.a com· plaint was riled Thursday with the National Labor Relations Board to protest the hiring of non· union workers during the strike. strlke. But management spokesmen have majntained they have a right to operate their com· panies. "As far as I'm concerned. this strike is over," Raul Rangel, vice president of Jaycox Dis· posal, said Thursday. Paramedics Prove Worth CARDIFF (AP> -A dramaUc. example ol paramedics In action was glven unexpectedly at a bearing into moving the regional parame.dlca team to Cardi!l from Solana Beach. About midway through the dis· cussion Thursday night, a man in the audience slu.Qlped over with a heart attack. The room was cleared and within 10 minutes, paramedics from Solana Beach provided emergency area and took him to a hospital. Hia condition today was satisfactory. FroaPflfll! AJ YOU'I'H ••• $27 ,000 ln funds from the Federal Law Enforcement M - sistance Adrni.nlstraUon. The program. only the second of ita kind in Orange County. is also assisted by paid YSP workers Debbe Factor and. Audrey Slplora. But the testimony of Dr. Kurt Benirschke reminded jurors Thursday or his opinion that the bah¥. girl allegedly choked by Waddill was alive ror at leasi 30 minutes after birth and possibly longer. The UC San Diego pathologist test~fi durina the 'trtal thin eve a person with minimal brai stem activity-the most primitive form of brain func· lion -is legally alive. The ~prosecution c90tends that TONIGlfl' FLAMENCO LOS MOLINAS -OCC Science Hall. 8 p.m . $2.50. "CARMEN" -OCC Five Pen· ny Opera Compa~·. Auditorium. May 5·6, 8 p.m. $2. COSTA MESA CIVIC PLAYHOUSE..=-'''l'he Prlnce That Wouldn't Grow," May 5-6, 8 p.m .• May 7, 2:30 p.m . OCC PLANETARIUM-''Time and Tide," May 5-6, 7:30 and 9 p.m .• May6, 3p.m. MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY RACING -Fairgrounds, 8 p.m. FRIDAY FILM -.. Dark Star," OCC Forum, 7:15 p.m . OCC .LECTURES -"Costa Mesa : From Indiana to F reeways.·· Floe Arts 116; "Profitable Real Estate Ex· changing," Science Lecture 1: "Managing Your Child at Home," Science Lecture 2: all 7:30 p.m. "COMEDIANS" -South Coast Repertory Theater. Tuesday-Sunday through June 11, 8 o.m. -SATURDAY. MAY I CINCO DE MA YO CARNIVAL -Pomona School, 2051 Pomona. 10 a.m . · 3 p.m . CHILDREN'S THEATER -"Rumpelstilts kin" by the Lilliput Players. OCC Forum. 1 p. m. 50 cents. SATURDAY NIGHT FILMS - "Sound of Music." OCC Fine Arts 119, 8 p.m. S2. OCC FILM WATCH -French film "Providence,·· Science Hall 8p.m. Private funera l services will be held at Forest Lawn in Clef\ dale for-Peart ~ms Keirns. SS •• co.founder of the He lms Bake ries. who died at her Corona del Mar home Thursday. Mrs. Helms and her late husband, PauJ Helms. came to Los Angeles rrom Pennsytvanla - in 1925 and founded tbe bakery that later supported the Helms Athletic Foundation and the Helms FoundationL I~. ... She lea ves two ,daughters. Mrs. R<>OOrt Adarn$. of Pauma Valley. Calif .. and Mrs. Ma rTow Hurtig of Sun Valley, Idaho: a son. Paul. Jr. of Rancho Santa Fe: a brother . Charles Ellis of New York : six grandchildren. and eight great-grandchildren. Bandits Rob Mesa Store Two armed men escaped with an undetermined amounr of cash Thursday evening from a Costa Mesa shoe store after forcing store employees to lie on the noor at gunpoint. police said to- day. There were no injuries In the 9:25 p.rn. robbery at Kinney's Shoe Store. 2861 Harbor Blvd . police said. The two men, one-armed with a knife. the s econd with a h andgun, entered the store through the rear door as the employ~es we,re closing the establishment for the evening. according to police reports. Masked Trio Go'Modem' CULVER CITY (AP > -A masked trio arme d with weapons and a walki e-talkie seemed to be following a well· rehearsed television script as they robbed a 12th-Ooor invest· ment firm in Culver City. The y tied up a c ompany employee whom they encoun· tered Thursday after they broke into the ofrlces of Ai rport ProperUes Investment Inc KALEIDOS'COPE Our showroom is a virtual kale1dosoope of colors. The reasons are varied-: We know · that cot or coordinating is the primary target when buying carpet. Quallty Is usually second in line. and because we have such a vaat selection' of qualities. it is easy to coordinate color and quality to each Individual's taste. However. we know that a volume of aamples looking at you can seem very confusing-but we feel that showing 1ust a tew sampfea ts not a fair representation of the carpet business. Our huge eelectlon gives our salespeople every possible option in W()rl(lng with people. helping them to find the perfect chotee. So If you are ln the market to Mlect your carpeting-select Alden's to help you, that's what we're here tori I t I -;\ DEN'S , : iiiiiillatiiin: ·custom dr.ap1ri1s IUWJiir.'lOO lnolun • wood ~ • . '1f0Nl 646.41l8 -646°2355 I • ' ()C Jail Cleanup Ordered Orange County Jail officers are taklni Immediate steps lo· day to comply with a federal court order ,callln.i for prompt improvement. of Uvin.g condi· lions at the county jail tn Santa Ana. omcers said they have the in· structions contained ln the order Issued by Los Angeles Federal Court Judge Wllliam P. Gray and plan to comply with them as soon as they can. Judge Gray called ror sweep· ing changes In Jall routine after studying a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf or 11 plaintirrs who were inmates at the Jail in 1975 and who riled a class action on behalr or all prisoners GUARD PATRICK DEASON HOLDS OIL WITH POIGNANT HISTORY AT LAOUNAAAT..,MUSEuM A Senatttve Young Artist. • SUmmet Rom•nce, Then Death In World War 11 Jail officers said Judge Gray issued h1~ list or recommenda· lions after touring the facility on several occasions durini the past year. Find · Stirs Memories J.B Museum Painting Sparked Brief ROniance On one of those tours the judge spotted prisoners who were be· ing compelled te sleep on the floor because or overcrpwded conditions. His orders include the lnstruc· · By STEVE MITCHELL Ot -o.lty '41et Si.ft O>A portrait that sparked a brief romance between a young artist and bis beautiful subject has been found in the vauU at lbe Laguna Beac~ Museum of Art, 33 years after 1t was completed. Museum officiala are return· ing the oll painting, called "Sweetness and Light " to Virgepe Jack. who sat for the 20-year-old artist in a studio behinq the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity house al use in the summer of 1.944. Bill Mayo had just completed flight' training with (he Army Air Corps that summer and was on his last leave before heading off to World War II. He was trained as a Bl7 bomber pilot, but hls sensitive oil paintings and fascination for classical music belied his wartime profession. , He would play classical music oa the radio whlle painting the young USC coed, often reaching up to tum down the sound before a number was announeed, just to sbow be could name the piece. "The announcer would name the selection again at the end, and be was always rigbt." said Mrs. Jack, who CUl'T'eotly lives In BrJlwley with her husband and four children. Bill Mayo and Virgene (her maiden name was Sims) dated several times during that brief leave from the Army Air Corps. The artist completed the oil before leaving for Europe, tell· ing Virgene he was going to have his parents frame il and give it to her. But the romance, which Mrs. Jack said might eventually have led to marriage, ended two months later when Lleutenent Mayo was killed on his second mission over Germany. "Bill had become quite serious about my sister." recalls Helen Curtis. who introduced the cou- ple in the summer or '44. 'Your Money' Debuting in Sunday Pilot ARTIST'S SELF PORTRAIT Painter BUI Mayo The prolific artist painted portraits of many of his friends often giving the finished oils ~ lbem as gifts. He did one of Helen Sims play- ing a violin In 1942, calllng the portrait "ln Repose." Helen later introduced the new Air Corps officer to her slster during his 1'5t leave. It was a short month. Virgene Jack recalls, rilled with con· versation and music in the light· ed studio behind the fraternity house. She used to watch him run on the track after ber merchandising classes that sum· mer. "He was a very good run· ner," she said. The two corresponded by mall after he left for Europe, and she was deeply saddened when she learned he was missing in ac- tion. The Sims sisters later married S37.5 Million and moved away from the Los lion that every jail prisoner in- Angeles area. carcerated overnight must be Helen kept up correspondence provided with a mattress and a with Blll's motHer.llnd at one bed. point asked the woman what The judge's tour or the jail's bee a me or the portrait or dining room may have been Virgene. responsible ror another order - "She said sbe gave it to the that jail Inmates be allowed 15 Laguna Be.ach Mu.eum of-Art minutes to eat Jl mea~not the st>ortly alter Bill's death, not re· n(ne minutes they are presently - allzlng that her son had pro-allowed. mised It to Virgeoe," Helen Judge Gray further ordered Curtis said. that inmates must be allowed But museum omctals were re--.. visits by children who are ac· luctant to part with the portrait, companied by an a~ult and mp.st which was a part of the be allo~ed to receive boo.ks and museum 's permanent coUeetion. magazmesthroughthema1l. Helen and her brother Virgil Ot~er elements or Judge Sims, told museum officials they Grays order include:. would try to find another -Inmates must be guaranteed portrait to replace "Sweetness erght hours of uninterrupted and Light" sleep before and aUer each But years of searching proved court appearance .. futile and museum officials It was alleged m the lawsuit finally reached an agreement that prisoners often did not re· with Virgene's sister and t~mfromcourttothe1rcellaun- brother. A donation to the lll 10:30 p.m . or later and were museum in exchange for the then awakened before dawn to portrait. ~ shower. eat and be ready to go Museum director Tom Enman back to the courtroom by 8:30 is impressed with young Mayo's a .m work. -The jail must provide seat- " He was~ the youngest Ing in holding tanks where in- member of the Laguna Art As· mates are sorted out for court alizing that her son had prom· appearances. Judge Gray com· i.~ed It to Vlrgene," Helen mealed: '"Ille place reminded Had be lived, Enman said, Bill me of a pen for domesticated animals." Mayo_ JVOUld probably have -Sixteen new pay til-..__es become a nationally known -.,nuu portrait artist. must be installed for use by in- "He was very professional for ma~mates must be allowed to a young man. and his art shows _-. exceptional ability ... the watch u111cers who search their museum director said. cells. M h·1 v· J k -Inmates who are segregated eanw 1 e irgene ac · a for punishment must be allowed Brawley housewife and mother. is preparing a spot in her living to attend religious services. room for 8 portrait or a young have at least two hours use every day or a day room, two women arrangjng flowers In a hours outside exf!fciSe twice a vase. ··A lot has happened in my Jif(. week and visitors twice a week. since those college days," she said. But the portrait will be a re- minder of a sensitive man whc briefly brought color and music to a sophomore coed. Man Slwt in Error Sues 12 OfficerS omcers from the three sued agencies. Kanne was shot in the right shoulder and lower back last Nov. 8 t.ihen he went to the front lloor at 21799 Ocean Vista Drive. South Laguna, to see who was Featuring ..... ~ • · Tomatoes, Peppers, f.rid!y, ~ 5, 1978 DAIL. y Pn.OT A:.t ,.,.~ PARENTS GRIEVE AT FUNERAL FOR THREE CHILDREN Youngsters Klned by Fumes In Family Camper Fumes Fatal 3 ChilJren Die in Camper SILT. Colo. <AP 1 -Davt> Moore and his wife. Reda. buried all three of their children on a rainy aftemoen -Billy 8. Melanie 9, Donnie.11. a hey Ole<! a rom carbon monoxide fumes while riding in a cum per on the back of the family's pickup tr'Uck. I "I OPENED THE BACK DOOR of the camper and I thought th~ere1l.Sleep, "11aid Moore. !If said, 'Melanie....wa~up. ·and.as- soon as I said it. I knew she was dead " 'The fumes rose ln&.o the camper shell because lbe11truck's tailpipe did not extend far enough beyond the bumper, a cor- oner's report co~luded, The deadlv. odorless fumes built up as the family was oo the way to visit Moore's brother. Fred. whose home is at-Op Bear Mountain. an ar.ea where the stttp, cllmb1ng roads can be con- fusing in lhe dark. · "WE GOT LOST," SAID MOOaE. "We rode around ror abouU5 minutes stoppini at a lol or mailboxes . We did a lot of Idling. That's when the exhaust fumes .iot into the camper shell, tam sure.t' Moore recalled the moment he opened the camper door. "I ran inside and picked her up." he said. "She was limp. They all were. I handed each of them to by brother and he laid them on the ground in the driveway. My slster·ln·law rushed my wife into the house before she could see." THE FAMILY WAS TRAVELING from Sill to Ever&ereen. about 35 mi la west. of Denver. wben the deaths occurred. They were going to stay with Moore's brother and family, while Donbif. who had learning d1sablliUes, had extensive brain tests in Denver. Teen Jailed In Car Deaths MEMPIUS. TeM. CAP> -A youth described by bis attomey as a chronic drinker has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for the hit-and·run deaths or two Louisiana teen.agers outside the gates o" Elvis Presley's hohle last summer. Treatise Wheeler JU was sen· tenced bv Judge William Williams or Criminal Court after Wheeler. 19. pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder. Charges of reckless driving. driving while intoxicat· ed a nd leaving the scene of the acchtent were dropped. Wheelt!r wa11 arrested Aug. JM after his car s1ammed mto a group of mourners outside tht: Graceland mansion. FOR SPRING @ VEGETABLES ~r--~--COUPOH -----., I t 411 POT SIZE I I .1-..at· 4nft I I 3 ) I 00 SALE 7.... I I· for • PRICE With Coupe>n I Sunday's Gaily Pilot gets down to business with a new section called Your Money. Articles will tell how to ~op better, invest wisely and delve into real estate. Expanded business features wilt deal with people who make Orange County's financial decisions. A sheriff's reserve officer who was sbot twice in the doorway of his home by otfi.cers who belie~ he was a murder sus- pect has sued Orange County and the cities of Laguna Beach and Newport Beach for $37.5 million in damages. Also named as co-defendants ln the Superiol' Court lawsuit filed by reserve deputy Herbert William Kanne Jr. are 12 police beating on the door. Kanne identifies Laguna Beach detectives Michael Slusher and Donald Barney aE belog respouible ror the shoot lng. He aho accuses Slusher of handculfl.ng him while he lay Squash, Rhubarb. Cucumber. Watenneton & Eggplant. ....... ~ .. -L. w/coupon only D.P --~-----------.1 · HOllBGBOWN SUCCESS - Air Catlfornla faces noise, regulation and efficiency (SUND A Y'S BEST) problems, but slltl manaces to fly toward success. Its tribulations and triumphs will be covered ln Business of lbe Week. "GREATEST SHOW" -Everytlme he watches the circus, it's a new experience. In the last 11 years be rtgures he's had that experience 3,000 Umes. And if lrvtn Feld, president of "The Greatest Show on Earth." has his way. he'll see 3,000 more sbowa beforo be ...ura. ONft • BNOlJGll -l:bey~re dtaaiter etperll, plowint throu1' •r•w•• of •Hf'Y · major alft.tne crash, nllro1d deraltlncilt 1'het:r Job ta to find lb• caUM -and ft'oom that help ~nnt lllnllar mishaps ln the . fllare. 'lbe>''re weak ln aumber but &Mb' NCOrd 11 1lroq, AY1 • an ANOClated Presa f eeture. County Jail Fire Routs 72 Inmates Fire broke out in two cell blocks in the women 'a section of the Orange Cotmly Jan Thurs· day night forcln.i deputies to evacuate 72 inmates to the fint floor and the roof of the facility. Officers aaid women prlsonen set flre to their beddln& forcing evacuation of lhe segre.iatlon cell and a nearby cell. They 1ald V1lnor damage was lnnlcted by the names and no one was hurt. Unlta ol the Santa Ana Fire Department rushed to the jail and eatlnaula&ed the fire ln leas tban SO llllnutea. Deputies said tbe damase from smoke and water wu 1reater lh1n that In· meted by the names. • Officer• are que1tlonln1 a number of women lnmalel who w~re in tM' er.a WbtQ the nA ~.a bld to determine a reHOll why lb:e fire was started •. _ bleeding on the noor. Officers Involved in the inci· dent later explained that they believed the home to be that of former Hare Krtsbna devotee Roy Christopher Richard who at that time was a suspect In tbe Newport Beach killing of Stephen John Bovan. They said they learned after the shootina that Richard had never lived at the Ocean vtsta Drive home and was unknown in the area. Kanne Identified 10 other of. flcen ln b1a lawsuit. They are: Laguna Beach of- ftcen Vlctor Sagan and George Barti: Newport Beach otrieers Al Epsteln, Sam Amburgey and John Simon. and sherllf's of· ricers Ctiuck Mulien1 Jerry Goldsmh1'. Donald Gates, Wllllam Ely and James Lo11a.ro. DWARF DANCY TANGERINE 5 gol. llZt reg. • 11 99 SALEPRICE '8.99 BLOOMING ROSES ~.,...,..lf ... .,,.. .. STRAWBERRY PLANTS J 121 MIWflOlr 11.YIS. cOlr•-• .....,~ ........ 1-4111 Kanne also n•me1 tbe Pacific· Telephone Co. aa co· defendant. Officers Involved ln the incldnl aaJd an lnC011'9Ct telephone number alven to Urem bY lhe cocnpany Hill uaem to the SOutb Lquna home In error. --=-·---......-~ • ' lhe only insecticide yOU 11eed to gel ct11neh bugs. sod wet>wotm•. """~-:•white grubs. cutworm•. IHltloppers. aptlidt, and more A '""Pie. Mnsoble way 10 cont.rot •wide range of~. SM us IOf Spectl'Klde lnMCllCide .• UM • .....,.,,..,_. SALi lnMCUclde. -ra1e1 ::,·.;: S249 . . WOE AND MISERY BEPT. -If you tblnk we have trouble i1f local covernment a'ong this best of an posstble coastl, 19'1 .,..1ht to ponder what'• happening up In our County Seat, u, tn Santa Ana. the coats to the Populace for erHnl purkfflC and guesswork hattjust been propelled out the ceUlog. At present, ror example. if you make one or those "quickie stops" al a red rurb in Santa Ana. it'll cost you a five-spot i( the meter person catches your act. And the same ofCense along a blue curb. reserved for handicapped persons. will relieve you of $10. BUT THE SANTA ANA City Dads are changing all this. They claim the bail fees are too low. So from now on. Santa Ana Wrong Doers who park al red curbs are going to get slapped with $10 in bail and those who cheat a han· dicapped person out of a parking slot are going to get nailed for $25. Additionally in Santa Ana. the cost of guesswork is go- ing up You may call this fortunetelling;.:'fhe practicfr ot gazini into a crystal ball or checking the knobs on your head to predict your future is Illegal in th~County Seat. Right now, if you get captured in the process of pre· dieting somebody's future in Santa Ana. the fine is up to ., # Fortune Teller Probes Head Lump• in Delfmace of Low the judge. The city brass, however. figure this is too much leeway. They·re pushing for a fiat $200 fortune-telling fine. FACED WITH THAT kind of a rap, I'd think Sant~ Ana people would even quit predicting the weather. That kind oJ a fine should make plainclothes co perfectly accurate fortunetellers. If somebody approaches the officer on a Santa Ana street and declares, "1 think you· re going to meet a beautlful stranger,'• the plainclothes operative can tell his fortune in return: "I think very soon you're going to be $200 poorer." You'd better also watch how you trapsport people around the streets of Santa Ana these days. ft may still be okay to offer somebody a ride but you might be in trouble if you take money for the favor. You could be operating a taxi without a license. That used to be a $25 fine. But now it's ~ojng to be jl fl.fly buck loss in Sant.a Ana SANTA ANA IS CLEARLY making an effort to get tough on crime and rotten behavior. The city recently. for example, won a lawsuit against its leading pornographic movie theater. Alas, for the City~ads, the movie house ls still merri- ly playing away each night with Its sexy films. How could the city brass predict that was going to happen? Mabye they need a good fortune-teller. ,~·'..'---------------------------------------------_, " ... '· . -It . ~ 4 Reach Summit "' ' ._..,."' ' ~1 Of Mount Everest ? . ./'f'.. KATMANDU. Nepal <AP> -Three Austrians and a Nepalese ; .. Sherpa guide have climbed ·Mount Everest, the Nepalese Ministry ~ • of Tourism annomiced today. • ./" A spokesman said the leader of the Austrian expedition, '$ Wolfgang Nairz, 33, Horst Bergmann, 39, Robert Schaver, 24, and one of their guides reached the 29,028-foot·high summit of the world's tallest peak shortly after noon Wednesday. .. .. . ~ Lewest Siaee 1974 Jobless Rate . At 6 Pe~cent w ASHINGTON CAP> -The unemployment rate dropped to 8 percent for the first time In 3\.-l years tut moo th u more Americans were able to find work. the aovernment aaJd today. The proportion of the working-ace populatlon boldlng Jobs rose to 58.( percent. the highest in history. the Labor De.,.rtment aaid. In an encouraging jobs report. ------------ the department said total THE LABOR DEPARTMENT employment rose by 535,000 in also reported: April to 93.8 mllllon. About -The unemployment rate for one-quarter of this increase, adult men dropped from 4.5 to however. renected the return of 4.2 percent. while It remained striking coal miners to work. the same for adult women at 5.8 The 6 percent unemployment percent. • rate was the lowest since a 5.9 -Black unemployment percent rate in October 1974. dropped from 12.4 percent to 11.8 Since then. unemployment percent, _.,e same rate as in jumped to 9.1 percent in May February. 1975 before gradually -Unemployment among descending to 7. l percent last black teen·agers, a big concern April and 6 .1 percent in of the Carter administration. February or this ye~e Improved substanUally, falling jobless rate was 6.2 ..pl!f"cent in from a& Lo M.3 percent. March. -The average length of NATION I WEATHER unemployment declined from 8.2 to 5.8 weeks [n April. IL-4 in tL-l"Old -The labor force, which is .,.... ~ ._,. Tornado . ';fragedy Relived CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP> - Chocolate cblp cookies and a new red bike are tragic remind· ers or a birthday party wiped out by a tornado that leveled an elementary school and kllled .i.wo_ltinderganen bo)'..S,_lru:lud.-_ · lng one who had just turned 6. Ninety-four others were rushed to hospitals Thur~day after the twister, s triking without wamiug after a morning of thunderstorms. screeched through the 650-pupll High Point Elementary ..SC:bool ... sucking .up brick walls and steel griders. THE TWISTER SHREDDED the roof Ute ~bo-ard. de· molisbed two of eight classrooms and shattered win- dows. Walls. chairs. tables. m etal. trees and even cars In the parking lot sWirled through the air. Fourteen pupils, four of them in critical condition, and two teachers remained at five area hos pllals today. M·any youngsters were treated for cuts and bruises and released. "It was lunch time and a lot of kids were in the cafeteria and that saved a lot of lives ... said Pinellas County Sheriff Bill Roberts. But the storm claimed two young victims: John Timoth~ Du\'al Jr. and his classmate, Gary Staly, s, who-were bit in the head by falling debris as their classroom was shattered by the funnel cloud. THURSDAY WAS TIMMY'S birthday. His mot.her Susan. 28 and four months pregnant. de- livered the cookies to the school two hours before disaster stru~k. She planned to return later for a classroom party. The banana·seat bicycle sat in a garace of tbe modest home where Timmy lived with his mother and his father, Timothy . Sr :.t. a mailman. The Duvall went into aeclusion but an aunt. Joan Duval. said , "It's kind of hard to send your child to school one day then fmd out that he'll never be coming home again." Both Timmy and Gary were In the class of Ellubeth Lovely . BefP.re the tornado struck out of a sky grown ominously black, Mrs. Lovely said she tried sing- ing as a distraction . the total number of persona with jol>e and looking for them, rose by 370,000 to 99.8 million. as more adult women sought employment. -The average work week rose from 36.l to 36.2 hours. THE IMPROVEMENT in the jobs picture came as the economy recovered from the effects of a severe winter and the coal strike. Liz Cailc and sons Benjamin. 5. right. and Dann~· Jim. 3. pause on th~ porch of the three·room cabin that h<J~ been their home for nearly eight years. The U.3 forest Service moved the family off the land Thursday. citing federal laws which permit homes only on mining c6<11m!. that are being worked. Di vorced. Ms. Cail<.•. 3-t . support:- lhe .family on S250 a month child s upport and occds1onal iobs. Carter Calls Tour ·()f West· 'Success' Industries increased their output, retail stores were selling more, lndlcating that more jobs ere..bec<>Jllinl avJlilable-. _ ~ The percentage of adul\s holding jobs bas continued to climb as wc;>men and t~n-agers PORTLAND, Ore. (AP> -President Carter. nearing the end have gone mto the job market. of a four-state Western tour, calls the trip a success_and a,ays tle h · ~"?lot a poUttc11t1umdtap-to-campaigning DemocraJ.S. holding jobs was .58.2 percent m Carter ofrered his optimistic assessment at a regional news March before rismg to 58.4 per-conference here Thursday night before moving on to a rinal stop in £eoUuUJl.Oflt}). -. . Spokane, Wash .• today. He vlsited Colorado and California on FOLLOWING ARE THE WPtinesday and Thursday unemployment rates made available by the Labor Departmenl ror a select group or states. Like the national unemployment figures. they are adjusted to take into account seasonal fluctuations : -California bad a 7 .3 perce.pt rate In April, down from 7.8 percent in March. -Illinois. 5.9 percent, down from 6.3_percent in March. -New Jersey. 7.4 percent. up from 6.3 percent in March, 1p1d the same as February's '7.4 percent level. -New York, 7.7 percent in April, the same as the 7.7 percent nte in ~arch. THE PRESIDENT SAQ> his reception in the West has been betler "than ffie last tfme I waa out here. So I f~I very good about the trip. I don't think lam a political handicap for Democrats who are running for office. If any of them thi.nk so. then their proximity to m~ ls a voluntary matter." One questioner suggested the president was "perceived by critics \0 be unresponsive to problems of the West·· and asked what ht; pllPlJled to do about it. .. ONE OF THE WAYS to counter them," said Carter. "is to come to places where my_ polictu-might be -in disput~ or misunderstood and try to clarify the issues .... " In a half hour exchange with reporters. th~ president dealt with a broad range of problems and questions important in the West. In addition. he talked about bis own income taxes. prospects of a new arms llmitation treaty with the Soviet Union and his qtteat for congressional approval of a jet warplane sales to Israel. Egypt and Saudi Arabia. . enterta'"'"g OA\L '( P\LOT . ntorrnatrJ~ .. ~ur saturdaV ' and on\V '" V . . . Great Plains Chilled . 'Rockies Expect Snow; Eaat GetA a Break Ml U ~c 70 • ..m 7) •• 11 SS 4S t.02 " l) S4 ... OI 'Cl 41 SI 42 .U a 31 .as ,. JO •• ff• A 6S SI .a ,. *' .01 .S4 43 . ,. St " 74 " 14 '2 II llO .'3 .... .. 5' . .. U S7 a ,. .10 <17-,. .IS .. 41 ., S3 14 S4 ff 41 .21 S 3nd tiurctie .t ... area c ... pages. ED "'' ,, nurc1• ACOU.A\~1' tne saturda~ c GE1' f 'J\\\8S '" the\r ac ' ' · .. -- ' Ft1dey, May 5, 1078 DAILY PILOT AS ·Victim Prim·e .Hil/Jjide Strangler Suspec f GLEN DALE tAP) -A !dra. Barnwell had been shol handguns. items. including fingerprints,'' not have a case to arrest hin-¥>r 11·1H•'·old th offender bot t.o twlce In the chest and Reynolds Baker identified Reynolds as a Counll there. tvldence to bnnll him to l~I death dwins an apparent tldnap had been shot. once In the bead convicted sex offender who had Task Force spokesman Cmdr. We· re Just· hoplng th ot ·Oi'· attempt bas been named aa a and flve more times in the chesl. been Investigated last ·December W11li~m Booth confirmed that information will pan out ... primeauspectlnlh•cbalnol13 policesald. in co n.ne e.lio n with the theunltwasasslslingGlendale Mrs . .Barnwt>ll's hus ba,td. trhl)' murders known • .,.. the "It app-earr that Richard strangulation killings that have police but agreed that hard J ohn. said he had bought ~1:- lilllltde 9lrangler case. Reynolds was attempting lo stymied police since they began evidence linkiqg Reynolds to the wife the handgun found with !\tr ftlcbatd Reynolds, s hot alx kldnap Mrs. Barnwell," Baker l ast October H e s a)d slrangulationswastacklng. for protection <tg.a in;)t tfl \· times ln a IW1 batUe In which said at a news conference. investigators had recommended Strangler. : 29.year-.oJd Roxanne Barnwell ''There was evidence at the that Reynolds be checked again "WE HAVE NOTHING at this .. My wire said that ir she cowld a l10 d ied, "la a very 1ood scene that Reynolds was laying but said the man had nol been lime to my knowledae to show gel a crack at the Hi lls itl t- auapect ln the case, even though 1.._.._.u. or s tandin& in wait there for Wlder police s urveillance. that he was.co9,nected with those Strangler sh~ would ... he sa)d. he's dead," Glendale Police HYNOLDS sometime." other crimes. ' Booth said. "I .. She wanted to wipe out ~(> Chief Duan e Baker said Barnwell apparentty killed each BAKER SAI D AN initial think from our pos1t1on it's not Hillside Strangler and I belltl'.'e Tbur1day. other early Monday inside the T H E BLOOD-SP ATTERED search or Reynolds' apartment that all or a sudden he's a prime she did.·· : woman's white Thunderbird, car. with Reynolds slumped in in the adJOming community 01 s uspect. regardless of who's R EYN OLDS and Mrs. where both bodies were found. the driver's seat and Mrs. La Crescenta h ad failed to saying it ... the best way to put Barnwell on the passenger side. produce any evidenee linking 1l in our perspective 1s to say Scientists Query sinety of v alium BERKELEY <AP) -Valium. the nation's most widely prescribed lranqulllzing drug, Interferes with the development of muscle cells and protein ln experiments with chicken tissues. University or Callfornia scientists say. In a report Thursday, lhe scientists said the drug, tested so far un· der narrow laboratory condi· lions, should be studied further diazepam -the technical name to determine if pregnant women for t he drug marke ted as taking' Valium might endanger Valium -:-i~ibits the synthesis t h e maturation process of o_f protetn in ~<?rmal ?,luscle muscles ln their unborn infants. fiber when administered. al nol unreasonable concentrations." · AS THE RESULT of a 1976 U.S. Food and Drug Adminislra· lion order, Valium advertise· inents already wam ph:tsicians to avoid prescribing the drug to pregnant women because of re· was found only a block from Reynolds to the murders. But he they·ve <Glendale> got a serious where two of the Strangler said invest\gators from the crime there." victims lived. Inside the car Hillside St.ra"gter Task Force Baker conced ed th ut 1f w e r e two s mall calibe r were examining .. a number or Reynolds were alive "we would Proponents ' Of Jarvis Lag In Financing : SACRAMENTO CAP 1 -Op~ nenls hold a 4·3 money-raising lead over the supporters of tht- J a rv1s tax inil1alive. accord1ri& LO the first flnancial reports. • The reports. on flle Thursd~. also show that organizations ~r public employees are heavy con- tributors for the defeat or thl' Jarvis Initiative. to be Proposi- tion 13 on the June Ballot. and corporations relallvcty lighL 1 Among s upporters. the heaviest contributors are in the real estate industry. especially apartment owners. But fewer than a dozen contributions ace Sl.000 or more. -ports-that may..!'increase risk" ol birth defects. The drug's manufacturer, Roche laboratories of Nutley , N.J ... estimated its gross re- ceipts al $240 million from the SO million Valium prescriptions written ln t&e U.S. each year. Tbe_~ompaQY JmmJt(lia.teJy ~· counted the health significance of the UC report. The ~ raised by the "~o on 13 Committee" by April 23 in· e luded 5291.SOO from public employee groups and nume~ smaller contributions ftpm hl· divldual government workers The slate's largest teacher group. the California Teachers Association. gave Sl00,000 UC ":ioologist Richard C. Strohman said his test s de· t erm ined that the chemical Busing Blast Nixed ROCHE REPRESENTATIVE -Altre,d Zobel &&id. "ll you.c:heck t.he doaage of the UC tests you avill find it is m any, many times -highet .. than anything conceiva- ble taken by human beings.·· · Then B e'll Rote, Row, Row .. Three ae~a~ <'<>Al-mitt~ supportmg the initiative raised d total of $449.960 FRESNO CAP> -Delegates at a statt> PTA convention here have rejected a controversial anti-busing resolution that would have conflicted with a national PT A pro-busing stand. The company extols the drug's ability to relax muscles. especially spasms, and claims significant soothing effects on mental anxiety and tension. San Diego adventurer Pat Satterlee plans to leave Saturday on-an 8.000.mile rowing trip across the Pacific Ocean aboard his 35-foot row boat. Britannia II . His destina- tion is Sydney. Auslr1tli1t. and he t'XJ){'>('ts the trip to take eight to 12 months . The No on 13 Comm ittee rf'· ported a s urplus of S\92,4~2. while the three pro-13 commit· tees had a cumulative surplus of ll$6.29l-The heaviest speod!ng will take place in the last 'weeks before the June fl election. • DON'T JUMP! YOU CAN LOSE WEIGHT! •ETHIM- STAYTHIN A COMPUTI NoeaAM _ tt'• new a"'*'"· ~•I cffet, INdlcedoM, lntecttona, no tM>rmones. SupeMMd by tMdlcel doctor. NEED A LAWYER? low Lee•• fr•• •Divorce '. • Bankruptcy •Criminal • Wlll~Probate • I ncorporatlon • Accident-Injury •Eviction •Collections 640-2507 No· License Assembly OKs HouW-Brewing 2211 ..... St .. 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BOx 8282, Fount81n Valley. ~ 92708. , The bill was sent to the Senate Thursday on a 50·11 vote. thariks p.,-tly t-0 testimony from various home brewing clubs. includinJ( The Maltose Falcons and the San Andreas Malts. The beer would have to be for personal U&e on· ( J 1f. The law now allows ST ATE 200 gflllons of wine for __ -------, personal use. • • ln.aate SialJfJed io Death SAN'DIEGO <AP> -A man stabbed to death al the California Institute for Men llt Chino may have been slain h'l retaliation for testifying at an Oklahoma murder trial. prison officials speculate. Edward Slrese. 19, whose last known address was an Escondido apartment house. was convicted in San Diego or robbery and sent to Chino a week ago, prison spokesman Earl Muff said Thursday. ft,_ Ban B~ked SACRAMENTO CAPl -The California As· sembly has passed legislation prohibillng the showing of films t.hat depict the actual killing or hurting of an animal. The vote was 71·2 Thursday for SB 490 by Sen. David Roberti, D-Los Angeles, returning it to the Senate for action on Assembly amendments. The measure would make it a crime lo show a movie .cont.aining the intentional killing or hunting of an animal or person. But It would exempt coekflthtlng and other such events if they were legal where the movie was made. , lleUfl l'ord io Go llome- LONG BEACH CAP> -With her four-week treatment for addiction to alcohol and medlcaUon termed "completely successful," former fil'lll lady Belly Ford was to be released today rrom Long Beach Naval Hospital. ''Mrs. Forti is in great spirits and she·s jn m4l&nifi~nt health. i' family spokesman Bob Bar· reti said Thursday. "The treatment was compltte· ly successful," , . ~ S tad11 wi,.. s .. ,,.r, ' . SACRAMf;NTO CAP) -A study to determine lf earthquakes can ~ predicted and their d11mage mintmlied. was approved ThW'$day by the state Assembly. Undet' SB 1279 by Sen. Alfred Alqulst, D·San Jose, the state Seismic Sarety Commission would condud 1tbe $12,0QO_ stud.)!. ~ide whether eattlomla sbOul(f ~op an eerthquake predic· uo,.. ~st~m qnd set, up an eatthquake hazard re· dUfUOO p~graO). . If you've had wu1r fill °' dietS, you're ·~ ready for. us. ... Why weight? Call (7M) 635~0320 "MYSTERY"" GARDENIA Really no mystery to coastal gardenera. Admir- ed {or shiny, euerveen foliage and corsage·s~e blooms. Re~.~~:95 llNPJ ~~~~ Back by popular request ... \\lll,td' 11 \IWll l'I \ '\ 11 IC .. ._ ______ _, ~rfect for uegttable& tryes. fhrubs, (lo~rs. 25',.0la . ., .. Deep Rea. l5.9S .. ,,.,It --() ""\I I ' • i ') ... • FrtJl(rant sum mer bloC?m$ POT .N PLANT OIS<:OVERY Great together or buy them separo teiy Olazed, stoneware pot wit.ti attacltf'd nuce,.. AND 01'f' cf ouer 8 uorcPtt~• o f 4 " planu ••Ai A 15.99 Valu. Pot 'n saucer I 4 "plant am :~ •MD :.~ Florl8 t Special thru Mqy 9 I I .. •. . .. I • I -l I• I I Orange Coas1 0111y P1101 E,.,.~ * .. ~ ~1 ........ e•••llllll••••••••••••••••R•ot>ert••N•.•Wffd••1•Pu•b•11•'"-·' ·•T•h0me••s•K•"•v•11•1e•dl•t•or .... .,.,,.r... .-:u. Friday. Mey 5. 1918 Barbar• Krelblch /Edltorlal P~ Editor ··outlook GIOomy . or Airport Users Though it sailed through the county planning com Qtisslon last week, un Environmental Impact Report cov ering Orange County Airport is likely lo run into stiff op· posilion when it goes to the Board of Supervisors for ac· •eptance. The rtve-year, $268.000 airport study mus t be accepted as being ·•complete and adequate" by the board before overdue improvPmcnt projects at the airport can get under way. Even with the acceptance or the report. however. it is likely similar environmental impact studies covering specific projects such as expansion of the airport terminal will have to be prepared. ln the meanft\ne, air travelers will have to continue •(o go their way. for example. in an air terminal that is 'obronically overcrowded and sometimes be forced to • park their cars up to 500 yards from the terminal. That ·s a little bit foolish. especially when federally accumulated air traveler fees due Orange County Airport will soon total SS million. And that is SS million that can be spent only at the airport. Those who live in the airport's immediate environ· menc nave JUSt cause to be concerned about any moves tha' might encoura~e expanded flight activities and the "lOise that goes with them Bur airport improvements that don't mean anything mor0 than improved facilities for the public that already uses the airport are something else. In its present condition. Orange Countr Airport is becoming ar mcreasmg bli~ht to the pubhc it serves. Ther0 is no reason to haggle any longer over an environ- mental impact report that should pave the way for the passenger com'ort imorovements needed at Orange rounty Airport A Sloppy J ob All) Gen E..velle Younger says his release or a list of • 92 aUeged organized cnme figures living in California is not c:a polltira' ploy linke<f with hls gubernatorial" cam· paign Be that as it may, at least two innocent Orange Coun- uans have been embarrassed. if not to say smeared. by gross-maccurac-teb---ID the list released by YeungeM Organized Cnme Control ~ommiss1on A Rockwell International engineer was-astonished to find h1~ name and Cypress address on the list a ll cor· reel except for his middle name, and the fact that the al leged mobster namesake happens to live in Las Vegas. To comphcate matters further. the commission chairman former Newport Beach Police Chief B. James 'Glava~. mchcated he had thought the man identified as a crimiral lived in Cerritos. rather than Cypress. ~hile the first misident1f1ed citizen pondered filing s uit. a Costa !w1esa police officer discovered his home ad· dress listed as tlte n-s1dence of another of the crime figures In fact. this alleged mobster had not lived at the add .. ess for two years and ls at this time serving a fiv~-. year pnson term. Boll' Younger and Glavas have. in not so recent times, stated that organized crime is not a significant problem m California. I ~n~ the attome) gen~raJ has not filed a single or· ganized cnme prosecution during his term of office. So. since the just-released list or alleged crime figures apparently was thrown together rather careless· ly, it's rather difficult to regard the whole misguided episode as anything but a campaign tactic that seems to be backfiring Warning t o H osts A 1971 Calilomia Supreme Court decision held that bars serving alcohol to an intoxicated person can be held liablP if the customer then goes out and injures another . person 1'ow the high court has extended that liability t.O hosts at pnvate parties. The decision stemmed from a case involving a party guest who suffered severe lnluries in a car 1'CCident when he was being driven by another guest who had consumed .. large quantities of alcohol. .. / ThP court held that .. a social host who furnishes alcoholic beverag~ to an obviously intoxicated person. . • may be held legally accountable" to others who are injured becauseoftbls. -Perhaps it's as well to alert party hosts to their new legal responsibility. Any sensible host would try to avoid letting a guest become a hazard to himself or others .. because of over-drinking. ~ But it's one thing for a bartender who has direct, con- . Unuous contact with a customer to watch bis conditon : and quite another for a party.giver who may be enter· taining 50 or 100 guests who are helping themselves to • liqt1or. • · However, the court has ruled. and the warning is • clear. • Opinions expteSSed In the apace above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views elitpresaed on thl• page are those of their authors and .-lists. Reader comment Is Invited. Addrea The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone(714) 842-4321 . Boyd/Ogden Nash 87L.M. BOYD A girl not yet 20 asked me • the otber Clay, "W1o aald, • 'Candy ls dandy, but liquor la qulcket'?'' Great Scotti Dear Gloomy Gus There's a whole generaUon out there not familiar with Ogden Nash! Amazing! Young lady, you ou~ to know that old boy's stuff. Like: "Women are ethereal beings, sublliltlng eoUrely on chocolate marabmallow nut sundaes and cantaloupe • • • But they open up a package of cl8arette.s Ute a lioness opens up an antelope." Buttertllee flutter by dayltabt. Motba fly by Qlpt. Tbe butterfly's antenna la knobbler. The moth'• anten· na 11 featherier. Tbat'a bard to say, featherier. Anyhow, aucb be t.be dUferencts. Handcut lion nalla were ao valuable onte that thleves were kJIOWD to steal tbem out of unwatched 1tructure1. More thin one farmer aDCl bl1 famll=etumed bome after the ton trtp to flnd,tbe barn co al)Md Rowland Evam f Robert Novak The Saudi-French Co nnection WASHING TON -A high Saudi Arabian defense official has arrived in Geneva, ready to start negoUatlons with the French government for tbe Mirage F·l flghter·bomber - s))owing why Presldent Carter ls risking so much lo push bis sale of 60 F ·ISs to the oil-rich monarchy. rr the sale Is vetoed by a vote of both Senate and House, Saudi Arabia will begin to un- wind an intricate "letwork or economic and military ar· rangements with lhe Unit- ed States . Switching trom Wash· lngton to Paris ff6 modern fighter aircraft would be only lhe~tart.. What makes thia so Ironic ts that If Israel does succeed ln lm- poalng the consressloaal veto. the assured supply of the Mirage F-1 gives the Saud.ls at least an equivalent number of modem Earl Waters aircraft Def eose Department experts here are warnlng tha~ the new Saudi French connee tlon could erode the U.S. role as long-time military supplier to the Saudi monarchy. Although putting French In stead of American aircraft In Saudi hands would seem to un dermine Israeli secuJity. the rsraeli government takes a dif· ferent view. To break up the U.S.·Saudi alliance is worth the transf errtn1 weapons to a third country. Wors• yet for hreal's security requirements. there would be no limit on the quanUty or Mirages the Saudi• might buy. Some highly·informed U.S. officials believe the French want to set up a French-Saudi consortium to build more advanced fighters - the Saudla providing the money. the French the technology. risk, ln Israel's opinion. ISRAEL IS flooding Congress ' with security arguments against A CONFIDENTIAL Pentagon the F·lS sale. Foreign Mlnlster memorandum. written for the Moshe Dayan used his own great Slate Department. says that ~he slige here in private sessions Saudis could immediately sla with Senators, hammering buying the Mirage F·l. a blg home Israel's vulnerability to sophisticated aircraft on y the F·l5. Given the immediate marginally less dangerous to avallabilitv of the French Israel than the F·U. Yet Israel Mirage, admlnlstralion officials publicly bases opposltlon to the suspect that Israel's real F·l5 sale on the menace to its purpose In trying to block the security. sale is not its security but 1t.s Uthe Saudis are forced to tum desire to split the intimate U.S. to Parts, Israel would lose the Saudi connection. benefit of U.S. controls over Defeat or the F·lS deal would Saudi use of American weapons. certainly erode that connection. There ls no reason for France to In addlUon to advanced aircraft. impose restrictions on the driving the Saudis into French Saudis &lH'h as the U.S. ban on arms would jeopardue up to SIS • billion worth or other military suppJles either lo the U.S. pipeline or under U.S .. Saudl negotiations. Government of. Ocials say that man)' of ~e arms can ·be obtained front France and other European countriea.: they undoubte~ would be lf Congress vetoed the F-15 sale. That would be welcome news ror tbe Israelis. Beleaguet'ed in the Arab world. Israel has long fe;lred the deepening economic and mWtary Ues between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia. A recent unleashing ot the pro-Israel lo~ by to damage this relatiooshlp came in lbe battle to end the an· ll·lsrael Arab boycott <though ln fact the new antl·boycott 'aw was moderate and acceptable to the Saudis). THE BA1TLE has now shifted to lhe F·lSs, with Jimmy Carter himself on the ramparts to pre- vent Jsrael from diarupt.ing the Saudi connecUon. The intemity of the lobbying camapign-prob- ably the most Intense of any Israeli effort -bas surprised and angered top carter aidei. For example, tbe April 19 is· sue of Near East Report. tone ..etter for the pro-Israel lobby, said that "in terms of poUUcal recompeme for security a.nd as· sistance provided 'to Saudi Arabia>. lhe United States bas hardly received ratr value." in short, despite saudl .Arabia1s heavy financial support for Enpt and other moderate-Arab statHand Its restatnee on oll prices. the U.S. owes nodl1ng to the Saudis. Mr Carter disagrees. His financial advisers have warned him -lfia erosion of Oie SaUdi connection 1t1l&bt we)l resuh tn shifting some of the multi,. billions of dolhars Invested in ,,J.S. government securities and U.S. banks elsewhere and ~ duce the $5 billion ln a<>n· mllltary U.S. purchases pro· g1 am med for 1978. The President sees this ...rold· ang picture clearly. Tbat explains his slngular political risk of a bead-on confrontation with the organized Americar- Jewish community ln a battle that ·dwarfs t-be Pan"8ma Canal struggle an real Im portance New Benefits to Boost Nation al Guard . ' Low Interest, toog.term bome loans may soon be available to members or tbe California Na· tional Guard under provisions ot a bill pending before the Legi.alature. Patterned after tbe long establiabed Cal Vet Farm and Home Loan Program, it would authorize the sale or bonds by tbe state to provide funds for tbe loans. The measure la part of tbe plan for expaMlag benefits for National Guardsmen advanced by tbe Guard's Commanding General Frank J. Schober, Jr., in bis eff orta to bolster faltering recruitme!lts. Schober says tbe Guard's pre- sent strength of 24,000 members is 2,000 short of that authortr.ed. Worse tban tbe ~xiaUng abortaie is the fact. he says, that tbe Guard must recruit 3,500 new members each year to maintain its current status. Pointing out that during 1977 the Callfomla National Guard responded to 110 emergencies, ranging from search and rescue missions to forest fires. he said it is the most active in state dis· aster assistance lo the U.S. Alabama. aecood most active, was called out 32 times but the national average ii only slightly above 8 calla annually. ALTllOVGB the federal gov· ernment, which supports the Guard witb 95 percent (uncling, has provided educational and Job t:raUWai beoefrta for mem· ben, recruitment bas still failed to reach its aoaJa. Accord1Jl1 to Schober the problem bu been met ln other states by le&lalatlon allowina state income tax deductions. In· surance benefit., and free license plates amoo1 other added benefits. But Sc!bober II aeetlng ways to make Guard membership more attractive wttbout cost to the state. The home loan program is ooe which meets that criteria. For, while tbe state would pro- vi de the funds through bond sales. tbe guardsmen would ful- ly repay the loans and all costs connected witb the pro1ram. That bas been the history of the Cal Vet program available only to California war veterans. In operation since 1922, it bu loaned hundreds of millions to veterans and hasn't cost tbe state ooe tbiD dime. A SIMILAR plan was ad· vanced several years ago by lbe guardsmen themselves and met violent obJecUons from the veterans. That was because they tried to piggy back, simply iri· -gram. He wouJd, however, rely upon the Cal Vet Department:s expertise by bavi.ng Ulat agency as tbe program admlniltntor ~ There are no Us about mU. taining a National Guard. WbUe it exists for other purposes besides actJa.g ln dlsuters, the occurrences of natural disastea such as Ooods, fires and eartb· quakes are frequent enough to scotch any coateDtioa that the Guard isn't nec8S8f)'. THAT ~VESrlON resolved, it la only sensible to take full ad- vantage or federal ~pport and maintain tbe Guard at its full strength. As It is, Schober dli-closes, tbe state 15 losing units CD other states which seem to be able to recruit with less dif rtculty. eluding Guard members alooa with veterans as eligible for Cal Vet loaos. Schober"s home loan program seems virtually assured since the bill bas been co·autbored by Schober bas avoided this COD· 64 Auemblymen and 20 ruct by proposing tbat tbe Guard Senators, Republicans and establish its ·own separate ~ .. Democnts aUke. • BoDlosexuals Don't Qualify for Special 'Rights' I suggest the California bomoieXual bas all tbe rlahta be needs under state and naUonal law, aqd that It's neither a tena- ble nor a useful Idea to think up more "gay rights" to 1ell to gullible and easlly cowed bodies like the San Francllco Board of SUpervt.on. This "l•Y rights" bustnas seems to me a highly dubious bit of lagniappe ln the atrug. gle of 1ome homosexuals not only for th• acc•P· lance they alffady have In San Fran- cllco but for the approval they will never be ganUld -until and \In• leu San Franctaco ltaelf becom• a bocDolauaJ clt1, Mt· Unf ltl own ltudardl for sexual approvaL tThll latter courH 11 farfrom tmpouible. > The homoeexual bu no right to petldoa 1upll'Vllen for "aay rtabtt" nor baM tbe supe. man UM ri8bt to srant them lt n ac- cept the tundament&i wlldom tbat NO arm of government log to mention them. because should have anything to do · bomosexuala are both penons matten ot sexual pref eren . and cltiaml, and d.llcrin:aination Homa1eituallty, or be rosex· • or harassment of tbem la un· uality, or any other kia or sex· thinkable these days, •• lt wowd uality, should not only be taken be against any other group of ln· out of the criminal sanctlon. It dividuals. should be made clear that sex· The bomoeen.al doesn't need uallty abouJd not be coasidered a anr set ot phony "1ay rtgbta ... matter to tJlfloence government Al he needs ls the determlnatloo boardl one way or another. to get his slice of the pie by a&k· BOM08DVALS clalm they tng conatstently and wltb are dllcrtmlnated aaalnst 11, courage for the rl1bt1 all matten ol boultnimc:s':l:loyment citizens of the country enjoy. and public aceom oa. Tbis EIPttlallY. ta. abould tnallt on lt doabtJell tnle. Drunb. people the protWloa liven him by ou.r wltb peu, old folks. blacks, privacy laws, which are •tron& browns, and people with fwmy and daily Jettin8 stronaer under name• are alao often dil· Judicial Interpretation of the crlmlnatecl :C:•t In tboa.e Constltutioo. ftelu. "-9 doootaaert AN DAllPLEt lf someone a special rl1bt to protect sbould pue private eyn CG bis themselves a1ata1t this di.I· personal life in an effoirt.o COit crlmlDMlon. hlm hll Job or otberwtse publicly EURJaj CallforDla law pro-humtllate blm, chances an tbe blblta dilatmlDadoD qalnst all bomOMXUll bu a dandy prlv11ey penon1 lD bowla8. employma lawtait on bll bandl. Tb.IS trOUld or tucb piabllc •teoOJIDOdath>N apply especially In the cue ol a 11 reatauram because of race, ven1efUl school board 1pylQI an a sex, colcr, nllpm or place of teacher'• sexual life in onfer to aaUonaJ ortttn. aethl•Job. Tb.ii ltllltl•tioo ~ bo-' moae1uali. witboat even bav· Tbe real tllbt ot the homoen· uaJ commmlltJes ln this councry, as of now, la outalde California Here the battle aplnlt belq a criminal because or betas ·a homosexual has been won Elsewhere the fight f or decrimlnaHzatlon is betoi f ouaht. and 1 should t.b.IJ1k tbat the n- latlvely eecure bomoeexual com- mwtlty bere mllbt be Interested lo belpi.ag that fl11tt in other places. WHEN TllAT ftaht II won, lt seems to me, mott of the battle baa been won. lnslstlna on elevatlnl ••gay rtabta.. to the 1tatus of women's rights, and black ~. II not ODJ1 1Uly but likely to promote that backlash wblcb la at tH moment the ire•• obstacle to tbeir pea~ andprooaa. fn1tead ol petitklnln1 mor4M>t· le11 Impotent bodies like Otlr Board of Supenlaora, the bomOMRall lboWd be i.111lstln1 an tbe1r rtp&. aot tb t.e retul8ted by any aovemment tn any wa.y juet beea .. thlr are homc.u· uala. U they must 11* tor u.rir rtpta, .S theJ ~t the fllhl abou_kt be ouade • aw.tDI and not 11 a IGU1 mLDaftt.y. • Fnday, May 5, 1979 DAILY PtLOT 1\ 7 Pat Pulled Nixon Through llis ~Worst Period' 'Hort Beyond Words,' She Stayed Secluded By Lt:STEa DA VlD Tilley 'Were aittin1 apart. he tn tbe presideaUaJ compartment ot the bl& at11>lane, and ahe lo tbe nnt lady's quart.en just behind, when they ol· ficlally ceased bein,a president ol t.be United States and th• first lady. · Nlxon'a resignation was to lake effect at noon. hree minutes lat.er, Gerald Ford was aworo ln by Chief Justice Warrep Burger in the East ~oom. At the time Air Force One was 38,000 t.et above Illa· 1ourl, halfway between st. Louis and Kansas City. TIUCIA AND ED COX RAD gone toward the tear to listen by rad lo to the new president 'a ln· au1ural address. (Julie and David bad remMlned Jo Wubington.) Neither Richard Nixon nor bJa .wlf e left theil' compartments to bear the broadcast or to talk to one another. Four houn and 44 minutes aft.er the big Boe· Ing 2700 took off from Andrews Air Force base, it landed at the Et Toro Marine base. Some s.ooo 'persons, silting on bleachers, were there to, welcome them. Pat, the mask with the tight smile affixed. emer-1e9 and followed her clUzen·husband to a rnlcropbone. • •·We're home." he said.· and the crowd •cheered. "Having completed· one task." he said. "doe\. not JDean that we will just alt and enjoy this 10arvelous California climate and do nothing.'' . PAT, AT HIS IUGRT, STOOD stiffly, hands at her sides. The famlly boarded a helicopter which iurched up and flew off to La Casa Pacifica, where it landed on the hellpad adjacent lo the office com· plex. 'lbere, coif cart.a took them a qua.rter·mlle to 'the boule;'" About aoo pe-nona were oullld• tbe sates but COUid not aee the Nlioni arrive. . Security was drum·tigbt. No rep«tera were aJ. lowed inside and the pool TV camera was permitted no clOMr than a half ·mile from the sate, Whett.A!Ut..Dicked uP WeM Walla. tfeel .. •bruba. 'Even the wefcomlna mayor of San Clemente wu 1cept out. though his wife, with a larae bouquet ol ellow roees for Pat, was ~dmitted. It was the first of a floral flood to arrive that tame day Pat was amazed and deU1bted. ,.IMAGINE," SHE TOLD PRESS NCl'et.ar? llelen Smith. who bad telephoned, "I 1ot 400 fiow~r aM"angementa." • There was little lime for thlnkint. thoee ftrat few weeks: she was much too busy. Crates bad to 'be unpacked. their contents sorted and rear· ·ranged; the furniture had to be placed, repaired l"hen necessary. And her husband had to be atcbed carefully. As events were to tum out. this -would be the most Important of-her eoacerna. - The day before their departure, while Ute family was packing, she had gone to his bedroom in the WbJte House and had personally chc>Nn a ~toUecUoo of objects sbe knew he Uked, familiar things he bad collected over the years. Sbe bad put them ln a special crate .and, aft.et their arrival at Sao Clemente, unpacked them and placed them benelf around b1a bedchamber IO that, wtleo be awoke in the mornina. the change would not seem i.o stark and abrupt. An'EA 1WE VNPACIUNG AND seltlln1·in. Pat be1an a aarden and spent hours ln lt. The Nix· on• were swaddled in almoet total isolation. Bebe Rebo10 and Robert Abplanalp were the only vis· I ton permitted. It was, said one observer. as II Richard Nixon had pulled the• ladder up behind hlm. There was a 1eclu<ied area south or the estate at Camp Pendleton caUed Red Beach. It was military property and the public was barred. They went there once. ,.. A moolh later, they slipped out in the darkness and drove to the baronJal Palm Springs estate of Walter Annenberf. former ambassador to the Court ol St. James a, where they stayed five days. Thal was-all. · Julie denied heatedly that her mother was "hiding.'' She told me e& the time: "She's trapped there. The press is keepin1 a death watch on the bouae. and the moment abe steps out they'll poWlCe on her. What do you expect her to do, stand at the checkout llne at the Alpha Bela supermarket? She'd be mobbed." NEVERTHELESS, HER FRIENDS WERE becoming womed about her. Victot Lasky, one of the few jouroalista whom the Nixons tl'ulted, says sbe was "numb." Earl Mazo uses the same word and adds: "Hurt beyond words." Helen Smith recalls Uiat those early days were "hard for her, ao very bard." Helene Drown says lt was "a miserably awful time ... the worat· period in their Uves." Compoundina Nllon's emotional problem was the phlebitis which bad eased somewhat during the crisls mopth but had Oared apin at San Clement.t;., By mid-September, despite President Ford's OD· condltlonaJ pardon, Dr. Walter T. Tkach. who had been bia doctor ln the Whlte House. found Nixon ln deplorable emotlooJ} abape, "a ravaged man -..ho had lost the will to fl1ht." Quickly, Nixon's staff denied lh1a was ao. But lt wu. • DL TKACH. NOW SURGEON GENERAL at Andrewa Air Force &ue, recalla that neither Pat nor her husband talked about the reslpaUon. Pat would talk of t.M-'fiower beds abe was putUni loto sba~. 1he house, ever:rtblnS but 1be crtlis ~ bad tone through. But lae could see-her concern. Even more clearly. he saw that Nixon's eondltloo wa1 deteriorating. He urged him to IO to a hospital but Nlxon stubbornly refused. ••1 can't get him near one," Dr. Tkach aald at the time. and quoted Nixon as aayin1: "If 110 into a hospttal, l'U never come out allve." On Sept. 23 Nixon finally entered Memorial Hospital Medical Center lo Long Beach, where Dr. John C. Lungren, bis peraooal docti>r. found no need few surgery at the Ume. A clot bad been dis· covered lo bis right tun1, bm that and the pblebitiJ were responding to treatment. He remained 12 daya and was discharged OcL 4 with lnatrucliona to rest. LATE THAT MONTH RE WAS readmitted when his coodltlon worse ned, and auraery was performed after testa bad shown the presence of new and dangerous clots. D:uJ:iftg su.rJ:>'• be suf· fered intensive bleedlna and·waa ln ock for five boura. ~ Pat was staytoa at Jack and Helene Drowna' home ID Rolling Hilla 10 that lbe could be nearer to Dllft ......... ~ flllltlMtl O'a-.11 'WE'RE HOME.' HE TELLS CROWD AS PAT STANDS ST1FFLY. 'NUMB' Nlxona Grfft Supporters on Aug. 9, 1974, 1t El Toro Merine Corp• Air Stet.ion doctor permitted it for a few minutes. She held her husband's hand then and talked quietly to him, telling .!llm he would sooo...be.. well. When he ~ned his ey~s after coming_ out of shock. she was the first person be saw. Later the doctor told him he had been "mere dead than alive." On Nov. 3 he wu removed from the critical liat. Ten days later be was allowed to go home. Were lt not for Pat Nixon's constant attention and encouragement during the low polnta in bis life from August unUI past Thank.sgivin1. Richard Nixon may have 1one over the brink lnto a total mental breakdown. HE HAD COME CLOSE. RE admits that he had been in °the depths." Helen Smith Is one of their Intimate friends who will say on the record that Pat helped bring him out of the darkness. ''During those critical days and weeks." she told me, "Mrs. Njxon gave him strength, was right behind him, encouraging him. "She told him to look forward to new ac· complishments, then to look back on all bia areat positive accomplishments. which she enumerated ... If she had not been there. and if he dldn 't have the devotion ot bis family at that critical Juncture. he would have suffered a real emotional collapse because be thought thay every· .one had turned against him attbatpoint." But now Pat Nllon'1 own penonaJ problems Ex•aide A~~es Nixon of Bllrglary NEW YORK <AP> -John Ehrlichman. newly released from r prtaon -rel'm '"ft>rtns' rofe l n-the Watergate coverup, says he is convinced his er!twhlle boss, former President Nixon, set In mo· lion the burglary at the office of Daniel Kllsberg's psychiatrist. Ehrlichman, durln1 an interview with A BC News. sesments of which were aired Thursday. said he belleves Nixon was the ''perpe(rator" of the California caper carried out by Howard Hunt and Oord\:>n Liddy In a search for lnformaUon on £1· lsberg, the man who exposed the Pentqon Papers. HE SAID IDS PEELING was based In part on .. conversations I have had wtUl peoplJ9 who are In a position to know." Ehrlichman also was convicted for taklnl part . in tire coveTUp or tbe1!:11St>er&break-ln. 0 T11ERf; IS A LOT OF hlndsi&hl in il as far as I am concerned, iJat-1 am convinced as or now that eventually evidence wlH surface lo the form of tapes or something. which will indicate there was another channel of communication rrom Nixon to Hunt to Uddy that set that whole thin& in motion · · ;:::===============:::; the boapttal. She waa there dally. DurtDI the days be was on the critical llat, abe never left. She sat werejustbqtnnin1. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-. .,, ., IN BXT: Fllll C'rcle J out.Ode his mmn~.comlnt hLt.o...aee blm when. the.. • * * * * * * * * * Frieads Feted Nlxoa 'Pathetic' Su:rprise Astowuled Ex-president "FRIENDLY GRUDGE" Do you hive a friend!~ grudoe? If you're a bHketball player Who ..,..,. to -bide ... CICMIQh, an • ._.,. .,. '* fluaband. or maybe • btOCMt and --QNClge • • ... need )llCMI • a Pat quickly agreed and Pl'Ot'll· lsed not to tell A restaurateur from Mlaml and Abplanalp's lawyer rounded out the group. NIXON WAS ASTOUNDED to see them arrive. He atood out· side ln the cold, ereeuna them effusively. On the walk from the office complex to the main house, Lasky noted the grounds. Already they had begun to look seedy. They went ln1lde the bouae and Nllon kept exclaim· lnt that be couldn't get over the surprise. Pat waa almost cblldl1hly delighted that 1be bad pulled lt off succeufully. 0 Well." she said at laat, "I 1ue11 l\t better go up and get dreated." Fllteen minutes later a fire bad been started ln the living room· and Nixon mixed drinks; he and Pat had wtn~. There was a two·pound jar of ,Caviar from the shah of Iran. .. NIXON DPr URGING us lo eat the stuff, Uke a Jewlah mother," Lasky says. "Eat It, or the shah will be angry." Pat lauahed at thll. Israel bad 1ent a scroll wblch Nlxon placed on the manUe. Re went to get It to abow to his 1ueat1, ruclled up and almost fell. Lasky, behind him, 1rab~ him and wu shocked at bow frail hewaa. "He was oothh\g, Just bones. He WU IO weak. He WU at the weakest polnt ln his llfe." An'EllWA&D. IN THE living room. Nixon opened bis glfts. Abplanalp bad brought an apron Inscribed: "I got m.y Job through The New York nmes ... It 1ave Nixon bis biggest laugh of the evening. There were some lies, a few books and some raunchy presents the men decided not to give him because Pat was there. The dinner followed. Nixon ex· claimed over the crab claws; he had~ had thed\ for aJts, he said." The talk was Ugbt. The birthday cake wu brought ln and they all sang "Happy 'Blrtb· day" as Nixon blew out the candles. Pat kept watching b\m. Alter ftve houn she aaw be was tiring and aaid It was time for the eom· pany to leave. 'Ibey stood but Nixon didn't want them to 10. Finally, a few minutes l•ter. they left. Nllon stood outslde, saying goodbye, chiding Lasky ror having put on weight. .. YOU'VE GOT TO lose it, 1et It down, lt's not aood for you," heeald. The company departed. Nlxon and Pat stood In the doorway watcblna them, wavln1 lood· bye. Then they went lnslde and shut the door. ' . - , I or .. , ,to •" •• l , Y ll'llOT ORANGE COUNTY I PEOPLE/ AT YOUR SERVICE ' .J. Tolilglit on Channel SO ]arvi.s-Sumner Debate Set . ;. • • From AP Dltpalebe• • PresJdcnt ldl Amln of U1anda Invited the • estranged wife of Canadian Prime Ministet Plernt EJllou Tncleaa to visit his country. ... , I Amin said Marcaret Tr11de.u was Invited lo her capacity "as a photo journalist to ,iee the true situation in Uganda which her husband refuses Co see." -r Observers said the invitation apparently was prompted by re- ports that the Canadian govern- ment does not want Amin to at-tend the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, Alberta, in August. . . A 20-year.old nephew or the Sbaw of Iran bas "" been convicted or reckless driving and two counts of 1 battery on a police officer Darius PabJavl HlUyer, a student at Sierra College, will be sen-( J tenced June 5 by Nevada PEOPLE County Superior Court ...,,_ --------· Judge Harold Wolters, who convicted him lo r Nevada City. • Hillyer, an American ciliz~n and the son of a sister of the shah, was arrested in November· after , a high.speed chase through Grass Valley that ended when his car crashed in a ditch. • House Speaker Thomas P. O'NeW switched from a medium·size automobile to a Lincoln Con· t inental as his official car because he wanted a ehicle that gave him rqom to wear his hat The 6-foot-3·inch speaker of the House said the smaller car he s witched to last year "was too low. It didn't leave room for • you to wear a hat. I 'm a great • tratman -.. - M o reove r. said the Massachusetts Democrat, with cntE•u. .. - a..eeled Shirley MacLaine's five-performance engagement at Na- tional Art Centre. Ot· tawa. has been can· celed. Officials say the one· woman show. May 26·2.8, was halted be'cause her manager failed to firm up con· tract terms. The show was to mark the start of an eight·week tour of Canada and U.S. Post Filled SACRAMENTO <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has pamed a Fresno city councilman, Joe Williams, to the Com- mission on Peace Of· fleer Standards and Training. 8y O.CJ B1.JSTINGS Of .. Oa1..,,.....s1.-. Howard Jarvis, co-author of the con· troverslal Jarvis·Gann tax limitation in· itlative debates Orange County Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner, who led a legal battle aimed at keeping the measure <Proposition 13) off the ballot. ln a special, one·hour television show tonight. The debate "(ill atr at 9,, p.m. on Orange County's public television sta· lion. KOCE-TV, Channel SO. Jarvis and Sumner also will offer their views during the program on Proposition 8, an alternative tax measure-placed on the June 6 primary ballot by the state Legislature. ••• ORANGE COUNTY Registrar of Voters A. E. Olson says deputy re· gistrars will be out and about Sunday to sign up voters who aren't yet registered for the June 6 primary. Along the Qrange Coast, deputy t'e· gistrara can be found from noon to 5 p.m . Sunday at: -The county fire station at 24001 Paseo de Valencia in Laguna Hills. -The ygoco st.ore. just north of Baker Street on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. -Near the Carousel in Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaia. -In front of Penney's at Huntington Beach's Huntinllt.on Center. -At the Alpha Beta Market on Crown Valley Parkway in .Laguna Niguel. -. In front of See's Candy St.ore in Newport Beach's Fashion Island. fln assist from an aide, the Lincoln Continental ·-:_co~ ~ a year les&, to lea_se and. bas aas mileage _ · •• of only one mile to the gallon less than the smaller ;.. car -15 versus 16. ·. , . • Jacqueline Onassis will be in Israel May 15 for the opening or a museum dedicated to the history • of the Jewish diaspora, a museum spokesman said Mrs Onassis Is coming as a guest o( HaJ Katz. chairman or the museum's planning team and, a direct.or or special proj-ects at New York's Met ropolitan Museum , the spokesman said Exhibits in the museum, located on the campus of Tel ONASSIS Aviv University, show how the J ewisb people maintained their rdigion and tradi- tions through 2,000 years of dispersion and _ persecution • American song writer Sammy Caba received a royal seal or approval from PriJKe Charles, heir to the British throne The New York-born composer or such stand- ards as "Three Coins in the Fountain" and .. The Tender Trap" gave a royal charity perCormance that the prince attended in London. ''It was one or the most enjoyable shows I have ever seen," Charles told the 64-year-old Cahn m a c hat afterward • Princess Margaret, sister of Queen Elizabeth. .. will stay In a London hosdltal until results of a ( series of tests are available, probably next Mon·' 1 day, a spokesman for Kensington Palace said. ~ The princess was taken to King Edward VII Hospital for omcers with suspected gastroen-, · terilis. ' . .• .· J I A palace sp0kesman said "There ls no ques· lion or any visitors. .She may have something \l)at ts catching ... • .. A man Identified as the business manager (or the Stan Kenton Orchestra was robbed of $12,000 by a ski·masked intruder and left bound and gagged ln a mocel room ln Oklahoma City. police said. • Police said WUUam Sidney Parker, 37, of Los Angeles sufferecl minor bruises in the two-hour in- cident. The Kenton orchestra played at the Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club • Entertamer JHl'J Lee Lewll bas been given a • 30-day suspended jail sentence (or driving while under the lnfiuence of drugs. Judge WlWam WUUams banded tbe sentence ln Memphis after a bearing in Criminal Court. A ·.~ jury which convicted the 42· : . year·old entertainer April 15 :· ~evied a $200 nne, leaving the : · question of a jail sentence to the •· · judge ; Lewis, arrellted June 22 ~ near there, was accused 'by • pollce of driving bls Rolls · Royce erraUcall)' down U.S. 72. # · He told authorities that he bad :-. • taken drugs pracribed by his . :' . aoctor • An exhibit.ion of nJne paintlnp atUtbuted to the late American artist Jackloe PmlodE will be • dismantled and sent to the United States Cor a ~ check ol tbelr autbeoUcity. the exhibitor aald. ~ •. Pollock authorities, the artist 'a widow and local art critics have raised the possibility the • works are Cqeries. ~ But the exhibitor, "oald1a LedwtJ. a gallery owner from Pertll in Westem Australia, said he : sUll beUeva the7 are senuine. \ . -. "" A Jll>8JM'M family of four boarded a 32-foot • yacht at Sblmllu port and Ml out on a planned • 14-montb, 15,CJOO.mile voya1e to Britain. : Ka&AleUI l1tnml. 38. hll wtfe a... 34, aod { tbetr eom, .uto. 11, and Toelllo. e, plan to go ' through the Panama Canal, then Cl'Oll tbo Atlantlc Oc-.an • Fonner: CIA Dinctor WUllam & c.&by re-.. ._.tlu wltb a Tok~bal!ed publit nllUollll nrm. whJcb wants blm to ••aluate polttlcal .Jn4 ~llde-. ld Wulililtton. ~by'1 reporta woul~IO}b • '10UP of J~ bus1neu lAtereltl, aJtboQp be would be work.lq lcw tbe newl)t formed Center for PoUttcal Public Rel•tlon1 In Tokyo. tl1e W11hJqton Polltaald. "Got a problem~ Tiana write to Pat Dunn. Pat 1DiU cut red tape, getting tM a~ a:ndoction you Med to 1oloe fnequitU!a in got>ttnment. and business. Moil your questionf to Pat Dunn, At Your Service, Orange COOlt Doily Pilot' P.O. 80% 1560, ~no Me1a. CA 92626. At many lettera. aa possible will be OM.Oered, but phon.ed inquirie1 or letters not including the readn'• fuU oame.oddresa.01ld busineu houra' phone numberccmnot beconaadered. ThiscolumnapJ>eOridai· ly except Saturdoys." Book Dea& WU• Wlaee8119 DEAR PAT: Are there any books that list all the recreational veblcles on the market? We start- ed to shop for one and found the selection and features overwhelming . L. W .• Huntington Beach Traveland U.S.A. bas pllbllsW Adi a book. "RV 8-yer's GllJde" featares eolor pktarea of recreatioaal vehlcte. ranglq from motor bomea to travel trailers and camper tbells. The l ... page guide shows each veblcle wttla1D Its own dlriaioa, with separate dasaUlcaUom for C10s "I\" motor homes, mini motor homes, tnvel trallers, folcllac and teat traUers, fifth wbeels, campers and camper sbells. Speclal features of eada velalde are llst.ed. av publ!1:9ancias ucl otller sabJed ol ta- terest to Ute av Da)'ef also are IDcllldecL Tbe galde Is available for SZ at TravelUd or bf writing: av Bayer's Gulde, Tnvelaad U.S.A.,'B'oz 1881, East lrvlne, Calli. mse. Paaport• D..ie Baelc io ....... DEAR PAT: Your recent item about the age change ln passport rellJ)aUons helped us! We thought our J.S.year-old son didn't need his own passport. Finding out about t.be new age 13 re. quirement saved us a laat·minuteurprt.se because we plan a trip to England this summer. WhUe ar- ranglna tor our son's passport, we got to wonder- ing who tboc.agbt up the idea of passports in the first place. J.W., Newport Beach Loall XIV of FnntriD.-ed tile IMdenMlaJ pauport. b wu devised Ha NI~ pua for forelp &ravel tbat be lallled to fatond me•ben of tile ubtocrHJ. Loa1 before Ute .ltJa eeldUJ however, 8.omaa dlpi&artes eanted papen e;i.i:d dlploma&a wblcb utltled diem to ride postal service bonee deployed along the empire'• road sy1tem. Sez No E'aetor In Colleetltlfl DEAR PAT: I beard thatdlvorced women who were married al least 20 years are now eligible Cor Social Security benefits under their former husbands' employment record. Does this same rule apply to a divorced man who doesn't quality tor benefits on bis own, but could qualify under bis ex-wife's work record? . G.K., Costa Mesa Yes. Boda dlvoreecl meta ud women are eu,I. ble for apoae ~ta .....,. Soda.I Seeut&y If U.ey meet the reqa.J.remeata: Mar W to Ute ID· allf'ed fw at leut zt 7ean: .. ~r remarried, and have ao taclepelldent ellltbURJ for SodaJ Sennty redremeM betleflta. Olvereed wol9eG were added to '" ... of ene::: for bemefMa ... , a receet re.laloa of Ute SeeedtJ law. Mee..., are ellalble fer belleftta from tMlr H·wlftl' Social SecarttJt acce 21 .. a reaaJt of a clul acdoa nit fllMbJ .. ~et.ul.a11'11MV .... •b*alf olH•l·JeU.Wdlwrced•aalalleddt•s ,,..._,, Seei .... ,,._,. P•tfo DEAR PAT: A friend f•" me aome wooden dlacs cut from the trunk o a lar1e tree that had been downed tn the bla ltonn we had recently. I would like to use tbele dllc1 to make a patio noor. How could they be lald In the 1011 and surrounded by cement? G.S •• RunUngt.on Beach WMM•• -At the Safeway Market on Pacifir Coast Highway in Seal Beach. -At the San Clemente Public Library, 233 Ave. Granada. In addition, Olson has announced that. as a convenience to potential voters, his office at 1300 S. Grand Ave .. Santa Ana. will be open Crom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . Saturday, from noon to 5 p.m. Sun· Kiwanis To Meet Laguna Beach Kiwanis Club members will bear a word portrait of the events sur· rounding the Gettysburg Address when they meet May 17 at South Coast Com· munityHospltal . Keith Houdyshell, a community rela- tions consultant will\ Union Federal Sav· logs and Loan. will discuss a"A Day at Gettysburg," following the noon luncheon at the hospital at 31872 South Coast Highway. _ _ • For more information. caU Bernie Kessler at494·0793. day a nd from 8 a.m. lo midnight Mon· dMy, the deadline for registenng to vol~ 1n the June 6 California primary elec· lion. In order to register. you must be a U.S. citizen and LS years of age as of June 6, 1978. ••• R EPVBLICAN WOMEN from Newport Harbor. Laguna Niguel and Irvine will take over the Balboa Yacht Club In Corona det Mar Monday for H pre·prlmary "meet your candidates" night. For a $7 donation. any RepubUcan can drop by the yacht club. 1801 Bayside Drive, an¥lime between 6 and 9 p.m . and mingle with an array of GOP candidates for state offices. At least 16 GOP hopefuls are expect- ed. including gubernatorial candidates Pett Wilson and Evelle Younger. ac· cording to a spokeswoman for the sponsoring GOP ladies. • • • NOT TO BE OUTDONE, Orange County Democratic women are sponsor- ing a no-host cocktail party May 12 at Costa Mesa's South Coast Plaza Hotel for U.S. Rep. Yvonne Burke. who is seeking the Democratic nomination for California Attorney General. Scheduled to be on hand for the party is Midg'e Costanza, special assistant to President <;arter. ~ donation of $15 per person is being sought for the chance to eat hors d 'oeuvres. buy your own drink and elbow your way through the throng to chat with the two guests or honor. The festivities get under way at 5: 30 p.m . BEACH BUMna Beach uilt • btllowy. plllowy t.dl bum--· 10llt lllndllgs .. "' • .,.,,. Oii IJC)OllllOet ·•~33"•68''~ .::n~~~~ -~ .. ~c:hooltl cal•! ....... lutl ·~ 11.99 ~ ...... ,_ ~ .................. 17 ..... , .............. ,.di® ...w....,....,.,,,_...,.. ... ... bedlNdl ii •• .,--. .... """ -.. ...-..-lciall ftl ICftrw ... fie pclW>lopyllfle _..,,,. OCMf • QlllMd on• 4 llclM to Mry __. ~ .._. • llurry, ofler .... f¥om Mmy 5 lw Mll'I I•.·-""' ~ P,-. .... 3A9 IO I 7.99 tww16.9.9 111119.99 qullft 11. 99 ~13.99 tw~9.99 .,..,~2.99 ~ ..... 3.99 " - Gold Rush Relic Found SAN Fl\ANClSCO <AP> -Excltcment •Pread quick· Jy amona the lovers and chronlelers of San Fra~ daco '• early history today wlt.h word or the dJacovery of the Gold Rush ship Niantic, burled tor 125 years. Workers excavattn1 for the new Pacific Mutual 8ulldlne at Clay and Sansome streets discovered the remains or the bull as they dug around the area which the world once knew OUEENIE ' . " the lnramous Barbary CoaaL hunt for the ahlny yellow metal. uyov CAN SEE the cop- per bottom plating and the ribs or the hull ,·· aald Marltlme Museum curator Harlan Soeten. who inspect· ed the find. THE VESSELS eventual· ly sank where they sat and became Incorporated lnto the fill which became the Financial Distnct. Said Soeten, "During the first few years of the Gold ~uah there were tew build· Inga but man)' ships, so a lot of them were used as stores, boarding houses, restaurants. They were left In the bay and the land was filled around them." The Niantic was destroyed by fire to lMt. The Niantic WH one of the many ships that came to San Francisco with the 1old hunters of the 18509. Most of the ships were abandoned by crews that jumped ship to go " Ruling Prevents ]e~lry Burial ANNAPOLIS, Md. <AP> -A judge bas or· dered a mint coat, mink stole, diamond rings and jewels removed Crom the cuket ot Doris S. Uhler-. Donald L. Allewalt, who represents Mn. Uhler's estate, filed suit to force the funeral direc- tor to remove the personal possessions from the coUin. Allewalt told Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge H. Chester Goudy Jr. thal the dead· woman's mother. Grace Stephan. ordered the funeral director to place in her daughter's casket her "jewelry. diamond rings, mink coat, mink stole and other items of personal pro~d-y which have extreme value ... " -7 · Allewalt argued that the items were i>ari of the Uhler estate. t •""'t'""""""~-• ..__ *'I ._tor4"1f\r.......o 5-5 ~ Mrs. Uhler. who died Monday. was buried Thursday -without her possessions. • .. Am 1 to UDdentand that whoever said 'fidclle.faddle' and 'pooh' II al a diflerent optnlon'!" ' ~-T-~,.P~orite·~ of· Aged Ge mums I? robing Neo-Nazu . , . t , . Lists Low lncoDie WASHINGTON <AP> -One or every nine Americans Is a senior citizen who typically can ex- pect to live another 16 years, has a family income of about $6,300 a year and ls more likely an ll· literate than a college graduate. Ace<n'ding to the Senate Committee on Aging. the U.S. population aged 65 or older increased by 18 percent between 1970 and 1977. By contrast, the total U.S. population grew by only 5 percent. IN ITS ANNUAL REPORT on the status or elderly Americans, the committee hailed Social ._ Security as the economic backbone of older citizens but urged Congress to consider reducing reliance on the payroll tax to finance the system. ·. ·. The panel concluded that Social Security keeps 10 mllUon persona, lnc\udlng 7 million who are 65 or older, out or poverty and accounts for balr the income or 70 percent of beneficiaries. While the typical under·6S CamlJy head bas pre-tax income or $12,702. the 65-0r-older household head averages $6,292 a year, the report said. After taxes, the disparity is almost as wide -$10,728 for under-658 and $5,764 for those over. IN MID·1971, 13.9 MrulON women and 9.6 mllllon men were 65 or older, or 146 elderly women for each 100 elderly men. In the SS.and·above age brae kets. the ratio is 217woment.o100 men. According to Social Security records, 10,690 Americans are at least 100 years old. A SS.year-old man can expect to live 13.7 more years. but a woman the same age can look forward staUsllcally to 18 more years. the report said. About 75 percent or Americans reach the age of 65, compared with only 40 percent at the tum of the century. "But once there," lhe committee said, .. they hve only 4.1 years longer than did tbelr ancestors who reached that age in the past." THE REPORT ADDED: "'l'llE 25·year ln· crease ln life expectancy at birth since 1900 rHults from the wiping out ot most ot the k1Uers of lnlants and of the young. Much s maller improvement has occurred ln the upper ages, when chronic condJ· tion1 and diseases become the major kHters." Nine percent of the elderly are functionally II· hterate, meaning they cannot read and write well enough t.o engage in usual acliviUet requiring those talents, while about 8 percent are college graduates. About half or older Americans have not completed a year of high school. . Student Cited by College John Anderson. son of to the dean's list at Mr. and M~. Kenneth Christ College Irvine for Anderson of Laguna the winter quarte.r. An· Beach, has been named derson ls a sophomore. llllilh 1•11•11 • HANNOVER, West Germany <AP> -A special commission was -..... -...-.. ..... --.-.... .... ....., organized to determine who painte d Nazi slogans and swastikas on the wall surrounding the former Beige.. Belsen concentration camp. orrlcials said the slogans include "Sieg Heil," "Llft the Ban on Nazis" and "National Socialism Now.·· They said posters with the notation, .. Nazi foreign branch" of Lin· coin, Neb.. also were round. · The Bergen·Belaen death camp Is main· tained as a memorial to victims of the Nazis in World War II. Area Non-com Wins Honor Staff Sgt. Reeford F. Hall. has been named outstanding career Non· commissioned Officer of the quarter at Mount Laguna Air Force Sta· Uon, Calif. Hls mother, Mrs. Maree V. Ramsey, lives al lSSO'A Bluebird Lane, Huntington Beach. Save up to 40% in one of the LARGEST Lighting Centers in the Western United States. AYow~Ptkl4 ~ Ml•f•lllCI can be 7262 Edlnpr Aec:ycted. -----o c.c • .., .. ff i C714\MZ.2779 ol9d9i c:.t>... ..., Lk W. IN, .... U'6 ... c-....... • U.tA•et• A~WI ........ • Scores of Hou se membe rs disclosed substantial outside fin anc1al hold in gs under new require· ment for disclos ure of wealth. Among th e m R e p . S . William Green. R· N Y .. above, listed stock worth at least Sl million. Rep. Jack Brooks. D·Texas . lists debts al $365,000 and holdings approaching Sl million. Clarpler ltlode& Auto Maker Airs Recalls DETROIT <APl -Chrysler Corp. has an . nounced three recaUs involving more than 1.~ mllllon cars and motor homes. The largest recall stems from a possible steer· Ing problem and extends to 1.2 million 1976, 1977 and 1978 Dodge Aspens and Plymouth Volares. "ON A FEW CARS, THE front suspension plvot bar bracket may develop a fatigue failure primarily when subjected to heavy duty service," the nation's No. 3 automaker said. Jr the bracket failed. the driver would have difflculty controlUng his car. accordln" to Tom Houston. a Chrysler spokesman. He said th• prob- lem would show up on "less than t percent" al the recalled cars. The brttcket awtches to the frame and the upper control arm, which ls near the front wheels. ··The car would slump" if the bracket (ailed, he said. LetteN will be sent to owners or the vehicles . whose autos will be equipped with a reinforcing bracket.. Chrysler said. THE SECOND RECALL INVOLVES t.he first 42.000 Pl)'.mouth Omni and Dodge Horizon subcom· pacts bwlt in the 1978·model year to repair a possi- ble front suspension balljolnt attachment rivet failure. As with the Aspen-Volare problem. Chrysler said failure of the rivet could affect directional control. It was the second recall for the new hot·Selling Omni and Hortzob. E1uly in the model run. the cars were recalled to check the interior carpeting, which may have been stapled to the fuel tank. In the third recall. J l.850 large motor home chassis equipped with 440 cubic Inch engines will get a new carbeuret.or fuel hose to eliminate the chance of a ga~Une leak. A.( OAll. Y PILOT ~r··········· • • • • It • • • It It • • HERB • : FRIEDLASDF.R ! • ISMAKISG • • GREAT DEALS • : FREE : : 50 G.\J.S : • o•·G.\.S • ........ ,...,._._.•th..-r .. ,.... t., tHtf• ..... 41 ~ or 011. 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"There'• ao much aenseless violence tn Los · geles," be said. ••f fem~mber looking QUt of ~ car one day and wonderin& if OQe of those p,eo· pie could be mad as. hell and tatce a •bot at me. · " DEANNE WAS· BEING PllACl'ICAL. not paranoid. She put it down in a bbok ''Freeway," i best seller and soon·to·be movie." . "Freeway" is a thriller that fo lows a group of people whose lives become intertwined as they are Ulexorably drawn toward a freeway sniper. tf ls a bpok that is quintessentially Southern CaUIQplia. It captures the restlessness and fnMt.rallons tDd boredom that explode into violence, a11 sym. bollzed by the freeway and Los Angeles' domina· tJon by the automobile. "l'D ALREADY DECIDED I WAS going to wNle a book," said Ms. Barkely, who ts vi~ presi· dent for motion pictures for television and mini· ~eries for NBC. "I felt it wu time to take a litUe bit of control over my fate, which you don't have as an etilployee. Writing ls the only job you don't ttave to be hired to do.•• She ls already working on her next book in her mind, but hasn't found time to sit down and write ~ . "ln this job,'' she said, "I have to read scripts all the time." SHE WROTE HER FIRST BOOK by.shutting herself up in a small room ev.-ry weekend for nine months. Ms. Barkely, who is divorced, lives with four of her six children. Her next book will be called "Bedies." . '"It wilt be the story or a woman network ex· ecutive who finds out where the bodies are buried and buries some or her-own. 'Tel like to write one more book before 1980. when my contract at NBC ts up. 'l have never been , .as happy or as sUmulated or as exhllarated as when I was writ.Ing. I'd like to earn a living writ· ing, not being an employee." A CENTRAL THEME RUNNING through her book is that •everyone "Wlt11tS1u,..._. out-1>1-tos- Angeles. She said 6heJeels the.aame way. . · " "Los Angeles is scary to me," sbe said. "I'd • like to move to Northern Calif omia. •• '"Los Angeles is such a symbol of dreams come true. So people come out here lo make their Lown dreams~ true -tild when they-don't, r there's no further west to go. It's an end. It's . . 'Volatile here. Anything can happen. It's a bizarre city that can bring out the best and worst in peo· pie." I • ·' I . ~· - Independent producer Peter Guber bought the lal.llOADWAY WOftUAH 110 Broadway Cotta Mesa 842·9150 ....... ~ WllTCUIP CHAI& 427 E. 17th St. OOSt• ,_. • 848-4888 &naAnl Chapel 518N.~ Santa Ana• 1547-4131 ........ , -.OW*INWM <NOMI not ao1 .. Ave. W•tmlnster 893-36215 film rights and Tony Perkins w1ll direct. ''I'd like to see them cast TV stars Ln tt," she said. ''The book Is about young people. Most of the visible young actors are on television. "I THINK THE SEC&ET OF THE movie will be making the audience in the tJieatre experience the freeway. People around t.he world are crazy about cars and if you can give them the sensaUon or speed and being surrounded by can It will be a big hit." Deanne. n native of New Orleans. studied journalism al Northwestern UJliverslty, then went to work at WDSU·TV tn her hometown. She wrote for Dick Cavett's morning show. for the soap opera "Secret Storm," and produced several syndicated shows. She joined ABC in 1972 as head of its Movies of tb'e Week, bccomin& the first woman vice· president in network programming. She joined NBC in 1975. DESPITE HER MOVIE EXPERIENCE, she deliberately chose to write a book. "'There's something pleasing about a book because it exists on its own." she sai~. "A screenplay is meant to be acted In and directed. It's a comblnation or efforts. But with a book, whatever happens, that book exists and it baa only my words ln lt." ' ' .,.MIQIJI She said she also is being practical, since the odds against gelling a screenplay produced a'"e astronomical. But it waa studying other people's script.a that 'WE WERE MAKING MORE ..,_IOR TO COMING HERE,' SAYS PETER BOURN! helped tfer in her writing, she &&id. -Pair Make $101,000 Combined Salary In Carter Admlntatrt1tlon P09b "I LEARNED ESPECIALLY FROM BAD scripts.'' she said. ·''Maybe the structure would be wrong, or the pacing would be off. When s4Rtlething's ofr in a script you learn to see what's needed to nx it." , She laughed, saying her plan is to write for 20 • years then come back as an actress at age 65. Cart~r Aides Doub/,e ·Up ''Situation comedies are alwa~ looking for. ec· centric old ladles," she said. ·•1 only hope that Married Couples Bring Home U.S. Bacon ... when I'm 65, I'll ha ve the nerve to lie in public_. w ASHINGroN <AP> ..:... The which is what actln& Js. . -busbatld ad8 wife teams work· "I've never really had a yen to act. I don't ing for President Carter have a know how they do it. I'm always amazed When J lot in common. They work long see the dallies. But I think it's the same process as hours and schedule their li ves wrili~·-I 'bav~ to become them so ~al.Lkmw t.UbtlL And tbey JnaJte bi&. w a :-Oley're going to say. what 'Tcind ol clothes bucks. they're going to put on, which I imagine what act· Jn most cases the couples earn ing is... at least $100.000, but they dis· miss any sqggestion that they're being overpaid. SINCE PUBLICATION OF THE BOOK, she said she is amazed by the way people see her. ------!f-A-.K-E-E VAN AND KH. "People see me as bawdy, saying I was In-Dobelle, for instance -one of at terested In men's bodies. not their minds," she least seven couples a~inted to said. "US <the magazine> saw me as an earth Carter administration obs. mother because or the children. It's interesting Last week the pres1 eat asked because I've never had to expose myself before." Dobelle to leave hla po$t as chief Southeast Asia U.S. Support Reaffirmed· JAKARTA, Indonesia <AP> -The United States stands by its 1954 pledge to aid Southeast Asta against armed communist aggression but·bas "no current plans" to send U.S. ground troops into the area, Vice President Walter F. Mondale said · todar.Tbe United States ( IN SHORT ) and Indonesia share a common interes t 'In economic development to maintain stability in the region," Mondale said at Jakarta airport. He was greeted by members of the Indonesian cabinet and Vlce President Adam Malik. KENT. Ohio <AP> -In contrast to an almost spiritual start, the eighth ann.ivenaey observance of the Kent State shootings ended with two arrests and tear gas fumes once more wafUng over por· tions of the northeastern Ohio campus. About 50 sheriff's deputies and campus police dispersed about 250 protesters and observers with tear gas Tbunday evening near the site where four students were killed and nine otben wounded by National Guard gunfire on May 4, 1970. r,...... 'Attaek' AllflOla WINDHOEK, South-West Africa <AP > - Warplane-backed South African troops striking swiftly across the Angolan border smashed several bases of the South·West Africa People's 9.rganization, lnfllcting heavy casualUes, it was repor(ed today. . The, Angolan eovernment chi.reed &be raid.en attacked a refugee camp l50 milH lnside Angola. South Africa denied this. -ap 8•,Ped• DetelH .... HUNTINGDON. Tenn. (A'P> -With Ben Gaines watching intently, the three men accused or tldnappin1 b.il 18-year-old daughter were.denied bond and returned to Jail. The handcuffed trio was spirited up the Carroll County Courthouse steps by FBI agent.a Tharsclay u about 200 resldenta 1athered around the build· inl to watch. A trial la not expected before fall. Cbarled ln state warranu with kidnappln1 for ranaom are Darid Michael Wilson, at, an un· employed truck driver and a Conner empl01ee at Gaines' furniture manufactw1n1 plant; William Andrew Dixon. 22; and bl• brother, Harvey Douglas Dixon, 19. WASHINGTON <AP> -The FBI today • char&ed lhree Cuban exiles wtth cooaplncy to U· 11111lnate fonner Chllean offidal Orlando LeteUer. The FBI aaid "I1naclo NOYO-S.mpol, •. one of • th• aue~ta. was under arrett ADCJ that DloGlalO Sua'rl1 Eaqulvel. 39, and Vl~o Pu Jtoinero. •· w rt~~t. LeteUer. wbo aerved aa Cbli.an amblliador to the United state. from im to 1t'1a. waa lrtllect wben a bomb apk»lon wrec:tid bl1 car~ be dtova to work Sept. 21, trre, in Waltlinl(Oll. .. protocol to become treasurer of the DemocraUc National Com· mitteee -a job that pays $50,000 a year. At the same time. Carter re· commeneded that Dobelle's wife. Kit, take over her buaband•s -iob at the State 'Alter t~ It's.-,_ ............. le.' Department. Tbe protocoJ job also pays $50,000 a year, and lrfrs. D<>belte-got experience as an unpaid assistant '<> he r husband the '8Sl year. "IT MAY BE THAT $50,000 for a govemmeat Job seems high. but there are a lot of women my age In the media, espedally in television, who are malting a lot more,., said Mrs. Dobelle,~. Mrs. Debelle said she last earned a salary ln 1972 when she eaned about m.ooo as deputy director of a Ford Foundation arant program. Her husband. who wu mayor of Pitt.afield, .llass •• before Joining the Carter Plans A.float · For Convention Hallin SD SAN DIEGO (AP> -The idea of a convention ball on water is belng floated in San Dteeo. The City Council appears to like lt, but some envlronmen· tallsts are ajbast. THE PROPOSED BADIA Princess, a J80.foot noatiol con· venUon ball and restaurant ln Mission Bay, bas won approval of a five-member City COUncU committee. An envlronmen'ta1 study. however. said lt would cause traffic congeltlon. ••The Bahia Princess would be incompatlble wltb the eatabllsbed small pleHure crafts, water.oriented usee ot Mlsllon Bay d.ee to the boat'• ma11lve bulk and scale,.. tbe atudy rfiOOTt uld TB£ U'l'l"'S llAS'l'B& plan, turthennore, tald the muDictpal water pal'k malt be available to ... u seamtnta of tbe 1enera1 public Widaout ch&rl• or r•rk· 1tloo1 ... A permit mult be tasued by the Sao D6elo Cout Re~ CGmmlaklo before lt coUld be bullt. Ila developer la Blll Evans, owner ol Uaie Bab1a and Catamaran hote~. IN AH JNTDftl:W Bfti& uked that tbe propoeal be klClt NCtet or tt would be sunk. "Tbil thlnl wWJd '8 .-. for tourtata, IUOd for the clt7, bll tf JOU put ptcture 18 tbe ,.._, eveey nut ln toWn wtll be out oS>' ,..., ~ .... _ ...... t .. . administration. bad a $20.000-a· yearruarJ. Another White House couple is Dr. Peter Bourne and his wife. Mary King. BOURNE DRAW .. ~ a "$5t: annual salary a s Carter's special assistant for health af . fairs. His wife earns $50,000 a year a s deputy director or ACTION, a cluster of gov- !rnment·S,1>0nsored volunteer agencf es mcluding the Peace Corps. . Bourne said, however he and his wife probably would be mak· ing more than their combined $101,000 salaries if they bad not taken government Jobs. "We were making more prior to coming bere," said Bourne, 38, who was president of a scten· tific consulting ftnn before join· ing Carter's presidential cam- paign. MS. KING. 27, BAD operated a maoagement c.""1Swting rum specializing in health tsaues and criminal justice . Anne Wexler, Carter"S deputy undersecretary of commerce. moved lo a $56,000 While House job to work on Carter's domestic policy st-a-ff. B~r huaband. Joseph D. Duffey. ls chairman or the National Endowment for the Humanities. for wb1ch he re- ceives $52.500. "The fact that we're married sbouldn•t take away from the aalasies we're making," said Ms. Wexler, 48, of Norwalk. Conn . "It all sounds so glamorous. But after taxes, it's not as piucb as you tblnk." ACTtJALLY, THE WBITE House couples share at least one problem with all Working mar· ried men and women who pay lnore federal income tax because they are married than they would if they were single. Nancy Gordon, a senior re- search aulstant at The Urban lnstilute, a Washington thlnk· tank, says t.bat lf one assumes a $100,~!>eJ':fe&r couple have no other Clepmdellts -wblcb is not true of all the White House couples -their federal income ta& ls $3,860 more each year than lt would be if they were single. ueuming they bad de- ductible expenaes amounting to about 18 pereent of their income. .. This amount ls tbe diff ere.nce between the $33,130 they pay as ~married couple and the $29,470 they would pay as two single ln· divlduals, .. she said. AT A TIME WHEN many political marriages are breaking up, the White House couples sa1a thelr demanding careers stknulate their marriaces. "On one band, it makes fOf in· tereatlng conversation,•• said Ms. Wexler. who married Duf. fey four years ago in Haiti alter both went tbrou&h divorces . ··And when both people are buy. It creates a blab ctearee ol tolerance for what the other is dotnc." • i Bourne said that bt. marriqe was strained wJtea • was working lone hours durta1 Carter's campalp. while h1I wlf e was wortlna only part· tlme. ..MA.RY AND I BAD to decide If I would get out or •h• would 1et In 100 percent.•• he said. 0 Now we have abated activities and obl11atlon.s aad demands. lt mata It retnarkably eU1er lD tenna ot our marrt.11•. ••. ..,,.. ill ........ ~ ... ..,..,..,.Niel. Both the And Bouroe 'ftt'e married previously and dl\torced. LlMe tbe DobeU.., they bave no cblldren. But both couPl• Ml tb:ey ban AOt made a coudoul decllloo not to blv• ~~ IDU. lllure. • 158,000 STAFF JOB AnneWexter .. We baven•t ruled lt out.'' Ms Kini Aid. .. ButtJMN•s ao ques· lion that we wouldn't be able to throw ourselves into our work as much." ONE CARTER administration couple with children -two er th~. in ract -i~ Gene aDd Betsy Godley. Godley, 38, assistant secretary for legislative artairs at the Tr easury Department. looks after the couple's two daughters when hls wife. Betsy. is on an out-of.town assignment as depu· ty assistant secretary in ihe Commerce Department. When GodJey leaves town, the tables are turned for the daughters, ages 7 and 8. "When ooe of us travels. the other bas double·duty." Mrs. Godley said. l.agw1nans Reminded Of Deadline Monday ls the final day to regtster to vote ln the June I elec· Uon, Laguna Beach City Clerk Verna ROWngerbas announced. In Laguna Beacb, residents may register at City Hall weekdays 1mtU 5 p.m. Monday. The Orange CoGnty library at 363 Glenneyre St. wlll register voters Sunday from l to 5 p.m. and llondq from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . Voter sipup tables will also be set up weekdays from 9 a.m . to 3:30 p.m. at Laguna Federal Savings and Loan. and untll 5 p.m. Friday. Or you can register at the county Registrar ol Voten Of. ·lice, 1300 South Graacl Ave.. in Santa. Ana unUl midnight Mon· d8f. Summer •obool dates have been announced by t b e Capltt.r&QO Uni.fled School Dii· trlct, with bulc skills counes ·and enrlthment pro a rams naUab&e. Stud.a In IJ'ades 1·8 can at· tad ...ul)er aehool .June .. July 31.P',IDah 1cboot summer clnaet m. aalMduled June U- J"1y 18. · Recttt.ratlon will be avalleble chirtnl tbe 1-na of May. Ad· dltlOaat lDlonnatlon 11 available b1 caLU.nc the dtttrict~a lutrile· uo.~-im.. ' - INSIDI!: •Ann LanctJr~ •Sports •Comics •Boating ., o.-1L Y PILOT Old Book Stores The high cost of new books has accelerated the stream of re·aders into second-hand book stores. ByOENNISMcLELLAN 0t 1.,. °"''' rnet Sutt Not lo n g ago the eye.s of "th e book world were focu11ed on Christie's in ~e·w York City whe re a copy of the Gutenberg Bible wenl on the a uction block. _Under lhe hQl glare nf the t~Jevlston lightt>. bidding on the four-centuries-old book began. Within 'l7 secondi. the antique Bible wa i. sold fo r a cool S2 million -the higest pnec ever paid fo r a book at an auetton. ··1 guess whoever got it wanted 1t bad· ly." understat ed Mur y Alice Currie . owner of Apollo used hookshop in Costa Mesa T a lk o f tht-G u tenbe r g '!ale ad mittedly the ultimate book seller. s tale is still circulating throughout e hook world But it docs illustr the ends and means -some collectors go to 111 seckinJc: tht!ir coveted literary treasures And while il goes without saying that the two-dozen us ed bookstores in Orange County d eal with a far more reasona bly -priced stock , most have big s aletalesofthe irown . But Greenwood. li ke thl· m<.11on ly of county's used bookselle rb. lb nol in bu&iness strictly for lt)e big-buck hooks The major exception is The Book Sail in Or ange lt is the county's prtmien· rare bookstore. selling books rangin~ in price from S15 lo S2.500. It currently ii. -ll~Um s a seven-set "Auduhon "· H1 rds of ~e rica " for SS.500 ··w e ha,·e ct•rtain Pt!Oplt· who JUM tnl lect lile ra r:-or old book!-ba~ b salesperson Patricia Earl "Thl') ea<:h have their own C<tlegory fine bind1n~l>. illustrated books. autographed bookb Of course. most used bookstore_ <it'' otees are not collectors hot on lht! trail of a first-edition Twain or a 1'1~n.-d Hemingway The t ypical c ustomer is merely look 1ng for good old-fashioned pleasun· readini;: materwl. ul izoort nlfl .fHb hioned pricei-. T h i:! h igh coi-t of nc" hook'- hardbound and pa per back ·in recent years has accelerated the stream of reade r!> into the second-hand stores. re- port m ostdeitle rs "PEOPLE ARE TIRED of paymg th~ hig h prices of books ... says Jac k Glowc. owner or Burke's used bookslon· in San ta Ana ·'So they're looking for ·books at a cheaper price.., Mucb ofGlowe's business ii. in trade. i:1 t1mb. trade 1t for anoth~r. Without a t radc . tht> bodks sd l at 40 percent of thf• c·over pnco. o r a mini mum of 30 cenb The sign outi;idt· the s llOp boasti. a :-lock of 100.000 lllleb fsut th:.Al Cigurt' ii- 50-100.000 book:. low. suy" Glowe, Y.ho bou~hl thl' bton· from .l im Burke nearly two Yl'aJ"S a1w. TTo" do 1ht·.> ~d 150.000 lo 200.000 hook~ in on1· building ·.• It":; tolls\. 1t":;" tnrml•r fl\e·room houM• · .. ·w ... wcrl· l"Ul>lOml'r:.. · say:. Gloy.e 'i. \\Ill·. Shi rley. · ·th<1 t ·i-. how we happen~. lo buy 11 W\• r ... h l•a\·~ r ead e ri- 1>11 rst> h't'b YI RS. GLOWE. WHO feel!> it 1s an ad· 'antage fo r someone in the ir businesb to be ai •·true " reader. d c\'ours ut \east two va pt>rback~ a d<i~ '.\l (lt;I o( their ('USlOmcrb. she Sa~S. pr t>ft'r m m unccs, W~stl'ros. gothacs a nd m\i-.len t-s And while a n occasional col lector comcl> in i-.ca rchmg fu r a .W·} ear nld paperback ~cm . the m ajorily. sh<· l>ayi-.. "'are JUSl readt-rs ·· One wo m an. bh(• not es. come~ in e\·e rv week and buvs a bout #> hooks at a lime · Says Man• AJicc Currie. who with ht-r husband Jamee> CLindy >. opened their Coata Mesa hop 17 years agoj ''l\t~ husband has been a book eolleetor fo r There's no better place to browse than a used book store. "THE BIGGEST SALE J bad was a first edition 'Age of Reason' by Thomas Paine <1794 ) for $250." sa ys Ron Greenwood of the Book Vault in Santa Ana . A cust omer can brin~ in a hook and. for tStt BOOKS. Page Bt> Ne'er the T wain Shall Meet Hy DENNIS McLELL\N Ol 1 ... O•il' ~lie! SI.Ill In pursu1n~ a btory nn Orange County'c; W'lt'd bo9k;>tores. lht'tf'e was ample opportunity to \'isit with an old friend I hadn't run into since my high school days That old frit'nd 1.., the National Geographic. \\hose yellow-hound tontcnts havf', for 90 years. been d1•voted lo promotinR and chron iclin~ ex- plor ation of lhe exol i<-. f;ir flung corn<' rs of lh<' ~lohe B111 Ont' IM1U(' In 1wrt1cular h•a pt>d oul or lhf' mounl uin of agt!d magu1int-s It was a dog eared cop~ fl•atunng an illustrated story of Mur k Twuin. another long-lost old fnend. The while-m <.1ncd li\t'rary legend 1~ a particularly well-suited subject for the Geo· graphic . More than any ot'tler writer of his generation. he mi r rored the Amer1cC1n la ndscape and the• colorful characters who populated it. fl seem:; that 10 the .vcars '>1nce the Geo graphic"s founding. the world has irrevocably s hrunk in direct proportio n to t he amount of ad. \'enture a vailable lo the com mon ma n. or whom Mark Twain was no common chronicler For two b1t:;. th<•n . I got two old friends for th t• price of one Bul it wasn't until Saturday morning that this 20th Century common man-whose only op· portunity for adventure se~ms to be a foray into I .os Angeles. at rus h hour-ha d the chance to sit down with lhe m Mowing the la wn would have to wait. As my wife . t\nit11. got ready for work in the next r oom. I got r<.'ady for my trip across Mark Twain's Americ<1 My dog and 1 we rt• comfortably settled on th<.> den eouch when. before I knew it. the eouch I rans formed into a plank raft floating ln ily down the Mighty Mississippi. Rut. as lht! wondrous pages of the Geo· graphic detailed. even before Twain set pen to µaper to breathe hfe into ··Huckleberry Finn,·· he led the kind of li re that has vanished for all h ut a handful of daredevils and eccehtrics. Al 12 he was a printer 's apprentice. At 22, he "as a c ub stea mboat pilot plying the treacherous wate rs of the Mississippi. The world of the river was a fertile one for the fl1t ure author. l-lis ear was benl regularly by v1 v ad tales of h angings . fi g hts. thieves. m urderers. pirates.and assorted rapscallions. When the Civil War s topped river traffic. Twain spent two uneventful weeks as a Con feder ate guerrillit. Then . as was the custom of the ' e ra. he ··lit out .. West where gold and silver fever had thousands of hardy Americans under its spell It was in those crowded hill'> that he de veloped his knack at the art of tall tale~. And, after a slinl as a re porter . it wets his ··The Cele brated Jumping Frog of Calavna~ County" that leaped .him into the publk eye a'" "'the wild humorist of the Pacific slope ... What a life. I thought. lossin,z the ma~;iz me aside and scaring t he do~ With the s pirit of adventure burnm~ a!-. brightly as Ha lley's comel . which saw Tw<tin ,,, to and out of this world. I walked into lht· bedroom whe re m~· wifl· was art(ully applyinJ? eye makeup "Some day l"d ltke us to lra \'e l cross country and see all there is to see.·· 1 said. "Thal would cost a lot of money.·· she said. withoutlooklng up ·•we could camp out,·· I s uid la m ely "On the GROUND? With BUCS"!" she said Deflated. I went back to my Geog raphic My dog and l were heading downstream aga in when my wife paused on her way out ''Honey ... s he said, "before you mow the lawn will you ta ke the sheets orf the line" .. Me and a dventure. I said on m y way out the back door: it seems ne'er the twain shall meet. On the Road 9.<,.~,-~ Picture of Mark Twam from old book. Though more and more women are making business trips, they still raise some eyebrows in their travels By JUDITH OLSON Of"" o ... , ...... , .... Severa l years ago Barbara Stewart was on a business trip to a new city. She caught a taxi to go to her hotel and before she knew It she had bee n given 8 complele lour or the city and "all it.8 background" -and a bUl for $25. Ms. Stewart. owner of a Newport Beach ad· vertls ing and public relalions business, lau1hs about the experience today but It points out the pitCallt1 a woman traveling alone may en- counter Though more and more women are making busineu trtps today <Industry Week ma1ulne l4aya they take more than 20 i>ercent of aJl bu1ineS1 trtps annualty > it stm ratsea some eyebrows. Erline Loop. an asslslant vice president at Avco. who began traveling JS years a10, says that "IOnte hotels uk many more questions of a wom•n tl'an they would a man. .. B\1'1' ON THE Wll.OLE," ahe 1do1, .. l haven't had min)' more problems lh•n a mar. WO\.lld." Most women develop routines for their lravel and gene rally take preca utions such as asklna for hote1 rooms near the e le,·ator and seheduUng their business meetinas around, lunch or dinner so the.)' don 'l have lo eat alone. ·'Nine out of 10 limes I have a client I can have dlntter with . · Ms . Stewart said "Ot he rwise I'll call the newspaper. My contact basically Is the media anywny I do a lot or re search for hmd developments ... ~h Stewart. who· is out of town five lo seve n day11 a m<mth. satd she finds that "people are very helpful" when she js on the ro~d. "lf I'm makintr fast plane changes tand f\ave to carey my lu gag~ on with me someone -.ill almos 1o1lway11rab a baa and help me. "Ten yean a10 you were aq oddity," she : added "You1d have to spend a tial( hour PTO\. Ing your credent\al1 ·• MS. STEWAi,llT said t.he b¥S l arned ~plan : her lrJpa ca.ret'ullf., Qlt.en arrtvhl& a day early . ao tha\ IH avoids stres and elhaust\on es· <Set ltOAD, P••e au t ... I ' I I I ••• Road <From PaJ• Bl> much u posslble "Aod 1 try not to work on the plane." &be noted. Ltnc:la Kelli, director of •ales for the Newporter JM, wbo also bad an expensive taxi ride Just once, uld she hu learned to ship 01ater1al1 ahead of time Ume for ease when she is taklog brochures and other printed matter atoni. She makes four trips or so each year to cities as distant aa Wasbinaton, D. C, to recruit convention business for the hotel. "In some cases l 10 to s~ estabUshed ac· counts or host holp1tallty room1 for prospective accounts. It's a son sell, meetin8 people and let· Ung them know you exist." Ms. Kells, like lbe other women. said she bas bad no trouble witb men tryin1 to ''pick her up" ln a strange city. She avoids it by structuring her schedule so there will not be too many dinneJW or lunches where she ls alone. ON WEEKENDS, however, Ma. Kells said she loves to "play tourist" or shop in a new city. She ml&bt. she conceded, accept a date for a weekend dinner if the circumstances are right. Sume hotels make a few preparations for their single women guests but most said there are not enough women traveling alone to war· rant extraordinary measures. Julio Perez. resident manager fo r the Newporter Inn, said Hilton hotels used to offer "Lady Hilton" rooms with hair dryers and iron· ing boards but the practice was stopped because most professinal women were brfnglng their own dryers and sending the.ir clothes out to be pressed. • "They want equality.·' he added. "They feel bad if we pinpoint that they are ladies." The Newport Sheraton plans a cocktail par· ty each evening in the lobby so its women guests won't have to sit in the bar alone if they wish an early drink. . . On Buying Sunglasses ( ANN LANDERS /HOROSCOPE Horoseope 8ATV&DAY, MAYt By SYDNEY OMABR J • ARIES (March 21-April 19 >: New Moon ac· cents llnanclal activity, 1ain th.rouah surprise or unorthodox procedures. Take the lead: highlight independence, lnitiaUve and ort1lnali- ty. Leo. Aquarius persons figure prominently. TAURUS CApril 20-May 20>: New Moon in your sign colncJdes with inspiration, enerty. fresh Ideas, new contacts, feeUq of security and love. Accent also on anas dealing with public relatiooa, confrontaUoDJ, partnership. legal papers and marriage. GEMINI (May 21-June 20>: Stress adap· tablllty, humor: give full play to intellectual curiosity. Popularity ~reaaea. More people want to read and hear your views. You gain ac- cess to information which had been hidden or "censored." CANCER <June 21.July 22): Emphasis on second chance where creativity, romance enter picture. You will have opportunity to erase mis- takes. to rebu.ild. to aet on a more solid base. LEO CJuly 23-Aug. 22): New Moon position coincides with favorable changes, slgnJllcant advances. a new deal affecting goals, career. Gemini, Virgo and Taurus figure in picture. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Maintain moderate pace. Check calls. measaaes -2et sources in order and verified. Make intelllfent concession to family member. Strive for greater By LOUISE COOK The first step to successful shopping is de· harmony. Ta urus, Libra persons figure .__, ..... ~, ... w,1.... cidiog what you want the glasses for. So-called prominently. Summer's approach and the v1s1on of fashion glasses -with pastel-tinted lenses -LIBRA <Sept. 23-0 ct. 22): New Moon posi- bright, sunny days ahead are J?,.tompt.ing many will not do much to screen out Ught and, said lion coincides now with financial status of one consumers to think about getting glasses to pro-Miller, should not be used as sunglasses. H~ close to you. Be ready for surprises. protect tect their eyes, but flnditlg the right pair ror said the best lints are gray or green. your own assets. Most success indicated via UD· your needs may be difficult. Lenses that are too dark are Just as bad as orthodox route. Know it and act accofdingly. Do you want glasses lo ~reen out both ul· those that are too light. Miller said. adding, SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21>: Legal matter travlolet and inltared rays? ls your problem "They can be distr~ssing in terms of how you works out in your favor. Refuse to be lntlmidal· glare rather than light? What color lenses do see things ." •"ed by one wbo claims much but has Utt1e to cor; you want? How much are you williog to pay lo Sunglasses screen out two types of light; ui-roborate state m ents. Older individual, a have the initials of a high Cashion designer 'tra\'iolel and infrared. These rays, located at mediator or judge, fee ls bond with you. grace your glasses? opposite ends of the color spectrum, are invlsi· Capricorn.CancerfigureprominenUy. Dr. Steve Miller of the American Op· ble: the ultraviolet rays are shorter than those SAGITrA&JtJS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): You ac-"OTJIER THAN THAT we don't d o tometric Association says it often Is difficult for of visual light; the infrared ones are longer. tual.ly arefinld>ed with lnd.1v!dual who bas been a unythlng special," a spokesman said. "Most or a buyer who is not an expert to tell what k1nd or Infrared rays, often used in cooldn1, have a "psychic vampire." ¥now it and open new the women are here to attend meetings and sunglass lens he or she is getting. You often penetrating, h eatin g effect and can-be horizons for yourselt. Anes, Libra figure pro· they're part of the croup." have to rely on the manufacturer's label and the particularlv dangerous . You have to worry minentl,-andsodoesthenumber9_ While being ··on ~ road" may have its knowledfe of the salesperson. libout this kind or liohl if you spend a lot of time CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Strive for drawbacks when the glamour wears off, there k e ti U ra.'ld .. 1-H. d still are pleasures for-those women who live out If. i e more than 100 million other outdoors or on or near the water. crea ve ou eta. '-AU reo. spec,....uon, a ven- Americans, you wear corrective lenses. you Exposure to infrared ra""' for prolonoed ture command spotlight o r scena rio. of a suitcase part of the year. .-~y e ~ r.....L. 1 • 1 "The good part is all the people you meet... may need prescription sunglasses. Most pre· periods of Ume can cause se~.~e..JduiAlllcooMJ.tm,~ ...... _..-no1!1JMNx exc ung peep. e-au-.p«1&entt--~ M.s.-St~wcuit~ u~i5'04eamaffdcri~'whet--t-.Acr.iPlions.@n be areua.d • .l:>to tiatM-~-Mtlll!r said. "The eye'Hssuesffiemselves almost ave genuine opportunity to make known your e veryone'straveling. · if your prescription is more than a year old. become sunburned," he said. The eyes may wishes. "You getto see a different part oflhe country you should have your eyes examined before in -swell and water. Miller said the condition usual-AQVARR1S <Jan. 20-Feb. 18 >: Your natural and gel out of your own little niche. I have friends vesting in new glasses since your vision may ly lasts only a few hours. but can be very pain-qualities aur1e to forefront: hunches are on alloverthecountrynow." have changed. ful and may require treatment. If you want to target. Another Aquarian ls likely to be in pie· Ms. Loop concurred. "l like meeting the peo· Ideally, the optometric grou.p says, sun-screen out infrared as well as ultraviolet light, ture. ·· I b ·d glasses -prescription or nonprescription -you will need special gl.ass lenses. For most PISCES <Feb. 19·Marcll 20 ): Accent on " • pleandseelngdirferentp aces,"a esaa · should screen out 75 to 90 percent of available people. however, plastic le ......... which stop ul· close neighbors. relatives, trips and garble<t 1;"' For Linda Kells. traveling-on business is a ·~ rar cr y from what she originally set oat to do light: be made or quality glass or plastic; and traviolet light are suffi cient, Mlller said. The messages. Be flexible. deal with Gemini, Sagll· with her hfe. "I am aQ English teacher by train· have lenses which are 11:1rge enough to keep plastic lenses are less likely to break, but they tarlus persons. stick with number 3. Make in· ing." she said. "But I decided J didn't want to light from gettinj( around them scratch more easilt than glass. quiries, take nothing for granted. gel ideas. teach." thoughts on paper. Children's big little books, once a dime, go for $25 to $50. ••• Books <From Pase Bl> years and years and lt seemed to be a natural." She claims there is no such thing as a t y pical customer. "Everyone that comes in has a different interest. "IN PAPERBACKS SCIENCE ftctlon j~ probably the most popular. Rivalin& it as a close second are romance novels. In hardbacks, our particular emphasis ls on marine, sea books and boat build- ing." Nautical and nature books are the most commonly requested books at All (>ur Yesterdays, a general interest bardback shop ln Corona del Mar, saya jeanne Kuwa1sky. She helps out tn the aton owned by Patrice Be)'llk three days a week "in '"ohan1e for abelf apace." Mra. ~walaky bu run btr own antiquarian tiOok business out of her home for alx years. She got started after buytq a bound Ht of pamphlets, circa 1840, at a prage aale for 2$ cents. After lnvesU,aUn1 it.a &tatory ahe eold It for $35, which even tb•n wu a ~~ce, 1be aaya. Mrs. Kuw ~t who always keepe a -i.ook nearby for t.nOM Umea wheft thett __ _....,,. DO CUICOlnert ln UU1 lhOp. 11.)'1 a '°v' of booka ls an eMenUal quality for bookseller. .,. .. AN 8YE JOa 4elall, too,•• abt 1ayt1 lloUq boDb don't a•waya ••Y "ft"t edltioo." "You bave to bav• patience ind Ute whit you're dotai." { ' She notes that the age of customers varies widely. One thing she has noticed, though, is that young people are particularly interested in old books. "They like the reel of the old paper, the bindings a nd illustrations," she says. ·'They say in another 10 to 15 years most books will be in paperback." says Greenwood "It will be too expe~ive In hardback." Greenwood is a former Costa Mesa insurance salesman, who opened his shop a year and a half ago. He also was an a ntique collector who, when the price of old rurnl\ure became pro· hlbltlve, began buying the leas expensive old books. "By the time I orened up I had enough books to nu 11 the s helves," he says. WHILE HE ADMITS be "hardly reads any or the books,'' ho ls nrnn, ln ·some or the gaps by taking a class on book collect.Ina through UCI Extension. "There la a tremendous interest ln aomc of the old pros," says Greenwood. "Mark Twala ls tremendously popular." He hu an illustrated latC fint edition copy of Twain'• "The Tr&1ed1 of Pud- d'nhead Wilson." It la telllna for $250. ·•out probably on ot the rarest r;rat edltlooa I've got ls •catch 22' ," he saya. ••Tbla II before anyone knew wbo (Joseph) Heller wu. Vert few were publilbed <tn 1961)." BIG LITTLE BOOKS. childhood favorites In the '30s that sold for a dime, now go for $25 and $50, says Greenwood. Titles include such old favorttel--as Tom Mix, Dick Tracy and Buck Rogers. "People are always looking for their old chlldren 's book lbey had as a child," he adds. "They can describe lhe book but can't remember the author or lhe U· tie." Many of the book dealers provide a search service for people looking for hard·to-find books. One technique they use la running ads tn AB Bookman 's Weekly, a publication that goes out to some 8,500dealers and collectora. In the late 1960s Will Chambers opened what be claima to be Oranae County's first used paperback atore, the Bookman ln Garden Grove. A former uaed furniture stoJ'e ~alesman, he iOl lnto the book buaineet when he decided "there must be a bet· ter way to make a livto1 than lift• ing furniture." When be sold the abop a yeu a10, It waan •t bec:ause he 1rew Ured ot the world or bookl. "I Just didn't want to have to 10 to work every day," he 1ay1. Bul, once a bookmao. alway• a book01an. "f still Uko boolcl; I've always liked bookl," nya Ohambel"I who aUU ,._da a lot. ·•But I'm lnteNlted now In HattbJ.DI . My bll kick comes m 1o6nf ill other bookltor9 and looklns around. t Juat don't want to have to io don tbere every day and open lhat door." t I About Sink Bath DEAR READERS: I can't print them all. Would you believe 3,000 letters from mothers . who a re bathing their babies in the kitchen sink ? They are outraged that I said il wasn't "a good idea." Have a heart. girls. A•• Laaden Wh at do I know? I had "It's personal." Or, "He only one baby -and knows." Most of the that was a lot or years tim e he d oes NOT ago. know !!! l'm still not convinced Also. when a new I'm wrong, but I fffl ob· client caJls for an ap· ligated to give equal pointment, I'm supposed time to the other side. to ask, "What is this in Here's a word from the regard to?" so I'll know loyal opposition: how Jong the appoint· D E A R A N N ment will last and the LANDERS: I'm awfully ty pe of information glad I raised my five sheet to prepare. kids before I read your l 've met with some column telling mothers very stupid responses. not to bathe their babies such as. "When he sees in the kitchen sink. me, he'll know." Or. "I I learned that trick told him already," or, from my mother and it "Never mind." Don't •sure was a wonderful these people realize that time and back-saver . eventually I'll KNOW all The height of the sink about their case or r d h problem since I'm tbe was per eel an t e one who will be working kitch e n wa s the told me> U.at you need the Information RO you CH help )'OU{ boss give them better service. Ex· platn that lf·be knows in advance wbat lbe cllenl. wants It will work out lo everyooe's advutage. CONFIDENTIAL to Don •t Look Now Bat I Tblak I 'm Bel•g Ex· plol&ed: A womu wbo cleans Ute boase, does tbti laundry and eookJag and looks alter cblldren Is no .. baby sitter." She 'a a housekeeper, cook and 1overnea11 aad should be paid accord- 1 a g l y. Look la the claumed aecuoa of this paper, clear. I 'm sure you can do better elsewhere. warmest room in the onil? house . Mama always How can I get the RUFfEll'S put a towel at the bottom message across that I 'm or the sink so the baby not being noay -Just UPHOLSTllY wou tdn •t slip. And the following instructions? w.. Y• W.t drain board wa.s an ideal -LE-GAL ...... place to dry the little DEAR LEE: If they am...._"°" one orr. get huffy or obnoxious, c.e. ...... -...... nt Where did .you get the _s_l_m_p_ly_tel_l_tbe __ m_<a_s_y_o_u_ .. _ --... _ •_ -._ -._ -._.., _-. _-_ ... _• _.-_-._.,_"':_-_ .. 1oory idea that a baby might tum on a faucet. Ann? I never heard or one who did. r hope you will print this letter for au those young mamas out there who think your word la law. Expert~ is a bet- ter teacher than the text· book theorist. I'm telling you it works. -DID I'r MY WAY DEAR DID IT: Aa I talcl ltefore, I am •ot totally wltlloat es· perle•·ce altlao•1• a 1re1t aaay womea wlto wrote Md a IM more. Appa....U, U.0..a ... of motbera are dol•I It )'Hr wa,,, 10 wM am I *° ala &Ille Idea f DEAR ANN : I work ln a on•man law office - Juat me and my bou. Wben aomeone phones and my bola LI out ot t.be ofrlce, I've bHn ln· atructed to uk, ''Wbat la Ulia 1D N11U4l tot 1• IO he will know wbat t.be call 11 about before he retume It. ' You WOUid not believe aome ol the....,..,.. t .rot -fbr example: r.That'• OK -ru ten blm wbea be calla," or. JOIN THE FUN 'MENWE PICX Miss ~rt Datsun THIS SATUIDAY 2 to 4 ... ...,., ...... ......,. ... _._ TM WIMW ...... IN MIM NIW"OftT llloCH ......... 0;.11 .... TM'""' FREE! HOT DOGS & SOFT DRINKS At4D BAU.OONS FOR THEKIDe- NEWPORT DATSUN 888 DOVE STREET 833-1300 .. •, 1 COMICS I CROSSWORD "I'll bet you think you're REALLY funny !" FUNKY WINKERBEAN ' .. CASEY · MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX -----~~ 1He OU> Nf:Nt.I l'M EXPRe55lON-/F ,A.C"TUAU.~ C:0.""6 IM WRONG I'll. IT Wini HIGH ~I~~ EAT MY J-IAT? ~CAP! DENNIS THE MENACE ~£~DID'°" ~ ICE:L.Lv I 'YI'-? ~AU'f•~tJL, ~£~f 8~JGHT. Mii-~-.:: ~T1YAN0 .. r...-.J:> Ct4Ar™1NG '? MISS PEACH GORDO by Tom Batiuk (C)SR1> AND ~lHE ~·Z5 .-~ •zoo.• IF HE~ Alk R).)R. By Charles Rodrtguu by Ferd and Tom Johnson JUDGE PARKER NANCY I VE GOT SPRING FEVER··· I FEEL SO LAZY by Mell .. . , .. .. ~·.~;..:.-. DOOLEY'S WORLD DR.SMOCK • i .;. 1 :. . OKAY, HOSP l "T'AL- e,oARP, W H A"T"S OUR Fl'RST ORPE::R OF ·e>U S ,I N E::S S? Fnday. u.y 5. 1978 * PEANUTS OM. Y PILOT IQ J by Cfl•rlts M. ScflUll by Geot"ge Lemont ' r • > r • by Gus Arriola TDDAT'S caasmu nllLB ACROSS so -t>oy: Cafe UNITED Feature Syndicate 1 Abraham's employee Tl'lursday·s Puzzle Solved ~ 52 PIWlg 6 Tapered SIOne P19Ce S3 Encircle and 10 Penivian conhne COIM 54 Possessive t4 Gr assem-word bly 57 Family 1!> YOfkshlre member: In- mer lonnal 16 Came IO 59 Feed a l\lf· 1est nace 17 Xmas mer· 11 In a- CNnt· 2 -by Harokt Le Doux words T8f'Hly put by Tom K. Ryan 19 Miss Loll<>-54 S(>olle bnglda publlcty ?a-bunny &7 English 7Co¥9' up '1 Women's - 21 Mint em-IOwn ISln:asm ()Rufus ployee 61 Asians 9Combined Put111111' 5 70Actress-M> lce4andlc blrttlolace 23 Up.tlgtlt Negri tale •-PsNw 25 Allirmallve 7t Girl's name 11 Old WDfld 4 Kind ol bat- WO<d 72 Notable !fee tery 21 Soonef ttlan deed t2 lnnef lacing 51 Kitchen 1m-27 Fl'f()(ing 13 Fl•ed gaze ptements 29 Old cat 73 Ensnare t8 Substitute SC Not lilting 31 Aecom-74 GunlOCll 22 Commend<> 56 Prrv11e plished cMch ICtion IUCher 33 Propel 75 Become I 24 Natufll fat 51 Roman gar- a boat 111ember 11 College do ment 28 Heavy cord 34 Perlume DOWN 30 Rabbits' re., 58 Avallnche Ingredient ' Strong dis-attves IO £nlef181nef 36 Otscard Mlle 32-vlew Mitt-40 Glrasol 2 E. Ind. car· '2 Ciphers pet 35 Of easing 12 Close with a UGreater tn gowns cllcll 3 Tues up S1Put --63 USSR river number arms.3 -:Try 1611. royal .S Value words ltlOfoughly name 47 Kind of l)Ul· 4 Stllrp ridge 38 Ont11lo ·~ llVenlson lie S ltlllln city dlan ~ 49 Tereoram: 8-Juan Is-39 "Ship's II Roollng ma- Abbr. llnds Wheel teflll by Ernie lushmitler " • f Business Executives Sit on Hot Seat LettUC!e Load A worker tries to balance empty boxes into whic h another will load lettuce in a field near Salinas. Pricl's arc expected lo drop from lhe high of St a hl·ad ~•t supermarJ<ets. th~n go up a~ain in late May. becaus e or hca\·y rains. B~ .June. c rops from later µlantings should br'ing pric~s down ;igain. By JOHN CUNNIFF .. ~ ........ llliln'ef' lo the aprin& of th• ynr. c:or- po rate executives ofl~n are placed on the ho\ seal for a day, after which they quickly regain their composure with comfort. Ing thoughts about a summer of yachting. The hot seat ia one or the rites of spring, annual meeting day, during which shareholders may ror a rew brief minutes express their views as owners. before retreating to another year in ob- livion. BUT THE SPRING or thill year is bringing more 1ubstan· lial c om · plaints. from m o r e s ub · s tant1al sources. and many of the c o mplaints are directed v e ry per · sonally at top ext>cullves rather than at their management. The scene is not always the a nnual meeting alone, but close enough to it so that the criticism is bound to use up a good deal or the day -and most likely many days to follow. Henry Ford 11 or Ford Motor. John Riccardo of Chrysler and Frank Milliken or Kennecott can attest to the unseasonable warm weather. but almost every other executive also ls feeling heal - from Washington. BARRV BOSWORTHt Presi· dent Carter 's director of the Council on Wage and Price --Retired? Not-Ex-fletly Seniors' Cultural Center Teaches 5 ,000 8 ) JULES LOH -~ "'-clal c.w,._...., PORT CHARLOTTE. Fla. - When Floyd Pfeiffer retired from the Army. end in~ a re- warding career of adventure and travel. it didn't lake him long to decide what to do next. He bought a boat, a fishing rod. a set or golf clubs and a comfort«Ablc home on Florida's sunny Gulf coast. After a ll . he had earned his leisure. No more responsibilities for him. "After three months I was bored silly." he said . IT OCCURRED TO him that othe rs might be equally dis· m ay cd that their so·called golden years were turning to dross. It also crossed his mind. bothe red him. tbal the a c· cumulated wisdom a nd ex- perience and energy of that vast corps of men and wo me n. America's retirees, Is often not- ed but rarely marshaled. The old war·horse decided to do ~omething about it. The•res ull i s the Port Charlotte Cultural Center "WE'RE NOT LONELY and we're not bored," Pfeiffer s aid. "We are busy. There's more productive acll vity going on heTe than any plat'e like it. But. Lhen . there isn't any place like it. .. ( __ AM_ERl_C4_J The center 1i. a nine.acre cluster of classrooms. studios. theate r. library. r ec re ation halls. a busUio~ complex very like a small colle~e campus. ex - cept that the predominant hair color is gray. And Pf.eiffer might be right. lf there is another place like it in all the land it is a well-kept secret. TUE CENTER IS remarkable not just for itself -a S3 million facilit>. self-supporting. built and 11taffed entirely by retired peopl e without a dime of federal or locaJ lax -money -but nlso for the spirit it has generated in the entire county Old people come lo Port Charlotte for th£'1r retirement in droves. When they get here, though. they don't "retire." As an example, the center's adult education program is so popular registration Is by ap. pointment to avoid long lines. Robb Mos s . the c ounty coo rdinator Cor community education. finally picked up a nd moved tiis office to the center. "OUR ENROLLMENT is 5.000 s tudents," Moss said. "That's only about 1,000 fewer than the entire public school system. kin- dergarten through twelfth grade. ''Every retired person is not only a potential student but a pote ntial t e ache r. Name a course you want to take and I can almost guarantee an expert in the field to teach it. I've only missed twice . We otrer 500 courses. That's right. :SOO." Advanced math. Cello playing. Lip reading. German grammar. Belly dancing. Seamanship. World affairs. Belly dancing? Moss shrugged. "It's one of our most popular courses." THE SPIRIT OF activity. of u sefulnes s. that the center fosters s preads like a contagion and the community benefits. A retired -accountant volun· lee red to tutor the slower rT\&Ui students at the high school. They finis hed the year ahead or the faster group. The Port Charlotte Players. a ~local theater group. began as a drama class at the center taught by a retired Hollywood director. Before the center bulll one thet'e was no public library. Now there is. with the highest per capita book circulation in the state. "We have a slogan." Pfeiffer s aid . "If you can't find something to do In Port Charlotte that interests you. you had better check your pulse." Agencies Announce Clients The following public relations and advertising a gency assignments have been announced: -Bachrach Ketchum. the m edical and Lechnology division of Botsford Ketchum Inc., San Francisco. has been named the advertising agency for Hyland Laboratrories . Costa Mesa. A division of Baxter Travenol. Deerfield. Ill .. Hyland ls a producer or medical laboratory test materials and systems. Its products are used in hospitals a nd clinical laboratories . both domestically and lnternationally. -Project Associates, Inc. Newport Beach de· velopment firm. has retained Clay Publlcom. Irvine. to develop compreh~slve public com· munications programs P Al has several residential. commercial and industrial projects. totaling more than SOO acres in California. lo the planning stage. 'rhe Western Manufactured Housing lnstatute, Anaheim, has selected Estey-Hoover Ad· v4!rsUslng and Public Relations, Newport Beach. to coordinate an industry test market campaign in Fresno. According to Howard Snider, institute presi- dent, tbe program Is the first phase of a possible multi-million dollar mass media campaign on behalf of the instltute's member housing manufac- turers in the western United States. -Juice Tree of Huntington Beach has select- ed Crowell McKay, Inc .. Newport Beach, to handle national trade and consumer advertising and public relations Juice Tree is manufacturer of juice extractors and plastic b<>ttles used by supermarkets. restaurants and Institutions for fresh oranae juice. -Myra Herrema & Associates. Costa Mesa, has been retained to handle advertising and public relations for Kimco and three related real estate firms operating under the Mc Bride name. Kimco ls a Costa Mesa-based plant leasing and decorating firm with operations in a three- cou n ty area, working primarily with large builders. Don McBride Realtors ls a real estate firm specializing in residential resales. -Jaybee Manufacturing Corp .. Los Angeles. manufacturer of hardware for the home building and do-it-yourself home Improvement industries. has selected Lenac. Warford. Stone. Inc .• Irvine, to handle its advertising, public relations and col· lateral materials. ------~--------Portfolio at the CtMt of your FM radio dial FM l'1'IMO Examined l..oeo Rhoades Hornblower wilJ present a "Meet the Professions" workshop at 6:30 p.m . 'Tuesday at the Baywood Recreallon Center . Newport Beach. Dean Tyler Jenk1 of Loeb R h oades Hornblower and Earl E. AlexanderofLordAbbett & Co. wlll discu11 how money manaaera 1ee the market place aod which 1tock1 are curttatlY be· tn• bought and htld In the portf~llo. The public w11 lnvlled : 1catina raervaUona may be arranged by callln1 840·5600. • Plea8ant Yachting Dreanu Must Wait for Another Day Stability. s ugge sted lo ex ecutives that they hold their s alary increases to 5 percent this year. whlle Inflation heads toward 7. Such a statement. directed as it was. generates its own heat. Accustomed to performance bonuses u well as salaries and benefits. executives are bristling at the mere suggestion of giving up anything. Worse still ls tl\e insinuation they are the cause of inflation - they who are forced to operate within budget limitations - when Washington is stained by $60 billlon o( red ink during rel· atively good times. B UT WIQLE EXECUTIVES in general are hot under the col· tar. those sitting directly under the scorchJng sPotllght. such as the Ford Motor chier. are badly upset. Accused in a lawsuit or accept· ing kickbacks anti conspiracy to divert corporate funds. Ford IS· sued a combined statement of denia l and expression of his personal anger at the t:Hrontt:ry of the suit. The issue. ne vertheless. 1s bound to be a focu s or shareholder interest al the an· nual meeting Thursday, and is likely to detract from more pos itive s tat e ments •he chairman was prepared to de· liver. R ICCARDO. CHJt YSLER Weather Blamed chairman. already has taken hi• blasta from anary s hart'holders at the annual meeting May 2, but h13 work 1:. laid out for l ht' r est of the year fil ~ 1ob: Restore profitubihty Milllken. KeMecott chairmt1n, has r e ceivt·d his crltlc•i>m prima rily from Roland Bern~r. who called him tJ t d\Herent limes "lncompetenr · ~nd •·tn· t>pl .. Berner. chlt1rmo1n of Curtiss · Wright . ts lt>odtn1 d :1tockholder attempt to takt• over lhe big copper producer . Others executlveg <tlso find themsetvei; tn hot i;Jtu1tllon1>. Those at the Seven Up Co . for l'Xample. must de <'•dt' on d tender by Philip Morri~ In<' . not knowrng tf they m11rht be replaced should a merger entl.lt.' These are not the kind of hot times that t.•xecutlvf'1' relish They a re . b} contrast. ttmeA that mnke them are&m or cool breezl's as thei r y~chts cut through the winds and Wbves 8% Food Hike Due? BERKELEY <AP >-. Americans will pay at least 8 percent more for food in 1978 than t hey did in 1977 because of bad weather. lower yields . smaller surpluses and Inflation ln rarm labor -and supplies. a food economist predicts. Dick Hartmann. the California Farm Bureau economist, s~id Thursday that prices will ~ higher because the food supply will .be small~-lh~ •n pr-evious years. IF HIS PREDICTIONS are ac- curate, the 8 percent inerease in food prices will mark the end of a trend that s aw the double-digit inflation of 1973·75 rail to a steady 6 percent annual Inflation rate on food in 1976·77. During the first three months or this yea r. Hartmann said. food prices were c1Jmbing at a 15 percent annual rate. "But or course no one expects that to continue.·· he said. attributina that price jump to particularly bad weather. But. he said. the prospects ror ~ rennrinder or the yur are not good either. "BECAUSE OF THE rains. farmers cannot get into their fields to harvest or plant." he s aid. referonR to heavy rains in O ver 1,he Cqunte r MASO UstilM)t Ca!ifornia ·s aertcullura t dlS· tricts the past several months. .. Farmers who planted their seed fatly h<td their nop,. washed out by Ooodin~ When !hey replant. the 1horter arow. mg season will surety hlnder yield&.·· -· PTices have been bOosted for beef because or relaUvely shon · sur.ply. he said. "That"ai lht big th ng. beef price!'" that con trlbut~ to ·annual. fQQd 1netawm. f\e Sii<f. ••JT WILL PRO BA BL V bt- four years down the road befort! any meaflingful mcreast' 1n thl' supply or beef will b<> seen.·· he said. oow .. , "-t;t -°"· """ ,..,... \~ .. •lilt ''"' ... J'. l~ •"' J • •c • '• ., ... . ., ... ·""-,-._ i!: : :~ ••.:· '''• .. •• . ' •• •• I . , . I' MUTU AL FUND S L i ! .. • " ., .. ~ ID ti •• j <k I(• ot llO ,,,, NYSE COMPOSITE ·TRANSACTIONS I llN DAllV"'-OT . 85 Insurance Law Puzzles Many · By SYLVIA roaTE• Many consumers taklne out penonal toaM or blilyln~ aoods on w~llm~nt do not undent.and lbe C06Lt of £red1t lnsuranct. Credlt lnsurance ls aold lo ~umers when the1 bor· row caah or buy goods or a•n-lcea on MD Inst.aliment ~an ti the debtor dJes or becomes Ul or disabled and m&1ses payments. the insurance company pays the creditor. TYPICAU. Y. THE COST OF a credit Insurance P1llcy la minor. eepeclally for aucb ttems aa bouaeware• or furniture. but il mounts for such bl&·ticket items as automoblln or mobile homes. NevertMleH. most people al an authorization forms for eNdlt Insurance wllho1At real· ly questloo.ina It or fl•urtng out tbe total coat. Because of this, credit Insurance has been call~. "hid· den Insurance ... On a $4.000 auto loan repayable over three year.. for instance. credit insurance might add $300 or more to the total payment. Vet. It ls easily overlooked. Sales ot credit Insurance have batloontd ln recent Money's Worth years. with more lh&lfl St billion In credit life insurance premiums alone collected each year . The volume of credit disablllly tn. surance also Is climb· lng. Generally olfered to debtors are two ba1lc types of credit insurance : credit llfe and credit dl&4b1Uty. UNDER mE FIRST. THE lnaurer pays benefits to the lender ii the debtor dies. The amount or coverage in· volved in this type or policy usually is amaU compared with ordinary life insurance. • Under uedlt ~liabUily.-Wurance. Lhe Insurance com- pany makes Installment payments that come due while the covered deblor ts disabled. accordln& to terms or the policy. Rates for credit disability are aJmost ahuys higher than for credit llfe <with rates ran&ing between 65 cents and $1 per $100of coveraae>. RAaELV IS CREDIT INSURANCE required t9obtain a loan. ~ause the truth·ln·lending, law demands that its cost be disclosed aloni with the finance charse. Several studies have revealed. though. that $0me credit.ors lead borrowers to believe that without the Insurance. the loan wlll not be granted. :~ .Jnfn! stlggesllon by the credit.or that credit in· surance'wOuid be a good idea-ls enough to persuade a.If but the moet sophisticated" borrowers. a im study by the Na· tional Association of Insurance Commissioners found. Many states have reguJatiom preventing creditors ll'om-reqmri:ng a ctebtorto-baytn:suranu1Mm tbe 'l'ldttor or an insun!r named by the creditor. Technically. the bor· rower may provide insurance through an existing policy. But few exercise thls option. "CREDIT INSURANCE: A HANDBOOK tor Consumers," by Elizabeth Williams. is an excellent gajde Jl was funded by a grant from U1e U.S. Omce of Contu~r EducaUon. A limited number of cop\ea ls available and only to consumer educators and nonprofit group-1. While the supply lasts, tree copies Jre available from the Paul H. Douglas Con&umer Research Center. 1012 14th St. N. W . Room 901. Washington O.C. ~. Oil Stocks Lead Market's Advance NEW YORK CAPI -The stock market recouped som e or its 1088es of the past three sessions today with a rally led by oil issues. The Dow .Jones average ot 30 industrials. which had fallen 19.92 pofnta this week, showed a 4.68-point 1aln to 829.09. • !il~lu I• 'l'lw Oe1Dle11nA ~,..,,,. !i-111-•1 -YOf11CA"l FlNI 0-."-•-~~ r-... SYOCI($ ...... ~~~~. ?3 20 ''" m10 221.02 m.~ nu•• o.., U Ult IOS.n ic».2' 1~.14 105.tS • 0 .... •S Slk as.10 .... *·°' ... n. I •• tlldV• •••• ... .. •• ... . . • . . . . . J,tSl,JOI Tran . . . . .• . • •• . • • . . . .. • . • . J,4',,300 Ulllt .,. •••• • •••••••••• 461.000 .S St• • . • • .. . . • • S ... UOO NEW YOtltc CAPI SAllfl HE'# YO.IC (A .. 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Hansen is an active 91 and didn't start playini golf until two years alter he retired al age 72. Yet, on Tuesday of this week, while he was still 90, he fired an 89 over the Costa Mesa Gotr and Country Club Mesa Linda executive course. He normally shoots in the 80s. He grew up lo Northeast Kansas and played a little baseball in bis youth but never becaoie active In sports during bis work· lng llf etime. • "I was active driving a big team of mules and played a little baseball on weekends." he says ln recalling hls youth. "But I didn't start playing golf until I was 72 when my tour sons got me started. They all played and they took me with them." He laughs when he recalls a day several months after he took uptbegame. "Tbe boys were goll\g to play me out that day.'' he says. "I heard them talklrtg before we started. "But I was In good shape and they weren't. We played 48 holes and they were exhausted when ·we finllhed. In fact. they dldn 't even eat dinner that night when we got home they were so tired. But that didn't bother me. I was used .to it." • One of his sons. Chuck. says or the occasion: ·'We were all tired and went in and laid down on the noor. After Dad ate SUJ>· per. someone kiddingly SUHest.ed we all go bowling and he was the only one with any enthusiasm for it." What time of day does he go to the golf course? "We get out about 8 o'clock." he says. "If we don't start See GOLFER, Page 81 12 When Will Angels End Slump? The Cahfornla Angels have spent S8 million in signing free agent hitters the past two years, but players like Lyman Bostock. Joe Rudi. Bobby Grich and Rick Miller have bad little to do with the team's fast start in 1978. In fact. the Angels' anemic of- fense has prevented them Crom doing even l>etter and manager Dave Garcia is at a loss to ex· plain what's gone wrong. "I don't think anyone in the world can say what it is," said Garcia before the Angels suf- fered.. lbw thh:d straight ~ Wednesday night, a 7_. setback BeUgFlop at the hands of the Detroit Tigers. "I can't see it happening one more day." What's -happening is the Angels have a team batting A llflds Slate Ah 0.-• IUllU'C ...... 11111 Tonl9'1t 0-'-•IC.lltoml• 1 U S.turo, Oewl-•I Gallloml• 1:2Sp.m. ~y o...et-elC.Hfornle U:SSp.m. average of only .225 and have collected 10 or more hits only twice in a game this season., Despite its probtems at the ulilt.e • ...CJlllfQrJlia .h..il..Jl Lil~ cord and just· finfShed itSbeSt - Cerritos CQllege's Denny Moss slides head first into second base as Oran.ge Coast's ~om Barnett tries to stop t~e ball from going mlo the oulfteld. Cerritos topped the Pirates. 6·2, to end OCC's South Coast Conference title hopes. For story and other pictures. see Page 88. . April ever. The Angels host Cleveland tonight. "It's a matter of time, I just hope it's a short lime." said Garcia, whose team had been winning before its last three games with outstanding pitching and solid defense. "I only believe it because I see it. "Even the average pitcher is slopping us," continued Garcia. "We just haven't been bitting the ball. This team is capable of hit· ting .260 or .265 over a season. I tbtnk ·we've-really :we>Men bdt a ootilloilr games With a lllOe hit· ting we could have really had a fast start." A look at the individual averages ls shocking. Bostock, who hit .336 for the Minnesota Twins last season, has a .157 average. Rudi, who has been sidelined with a pulled calf mus- cle, ls hitting .220. Grich is at .207 llnd Miller has a .250 mark. Rance Mulliniks Is struggling at .143, Ron Fairly has a .222 average, Brian Downing is hit- ting .219 and Tony Sol1tita just .144. , "W~·ve~uys who ca~_ttlt -See'"ANG~. i'agtlST • IA Faces PiraJes ~) Streak Hitter? , Smith Says No Pl'M'SBURGH <AP> -Reggie Smith insists he's not a streak hitter, but he's on a hot binge now which has helped keep the Los Angeles Dodgers in first place in the Natipnal League West. "I might go into streaks so far as power is concerned but not base hits because that's the ad· vantage of being a switch hit· ter." Smith said T~ursday as the· Dodgers began making prepara· ~Slate -uOMWl.n~ TonlQllt UK Mee~ •I Pl~ t •$ S.lurdey l.cK""9elft•t PltUl)wQft 10:Ue.m. SUndey l.cK An1eteut PlttsburVfl 10:1ie.m. lions for a three.game set in Pittsburgh tonight following Thursday's 4·1 victory at Chicago. Hurt Hooton is on the mound ,tonight for the Dodgers trying to lmprove on a 1·3 record, tan- gling with Pittsburgh's Bert Blyleven U ·2>. . Reg$ie belted a two-run homer 10 the first inning Thurs- day batting right handed. Then he batted left-handed to drive in a run with a sacrifice fly. He also doubled. The homer ~ dS ms fourth of the season and was hit into a sure. 22-mile-an-hour wind. "I wasn't worried about it go- ing foul," he said, "but I really hit it well and I was afraid it might be a heartbreaker by hanging up in the wind." Reggle also drove in three runs in Wednesday's 9-5 victory on a triple, a double and a pair of singles which helped the Dodgers break a three· game los· ing streak. "Reggie's the pivotal man· on our club," said manager Tom Lasorda. "He leads by execution. When he gets big bits, everything falls i~to place." • Reggie's first-inning homer. following a single by Bill Rassell was all the ~upport Rick Rhoden needed in posting his fourth victory wilholJ,1 a defeat. Rhoden had a lhree·hiwhutout going into the eighth when the -Cobs srorechm lUlearned rurr orr a single by Ivan OeJesus. a stolen base, a throwing error and Greg Grass's sacrifice fly. Thr~ of the Cubs' total six hlts came ln the last two innings when it started to rain and Rhoden had difficulty getting bis footin~ on the mound. LOS ANCMLU CIUCAOO .. ,.... .., .... \..OClel, 2b t > , 0 OtJe-, U t 1 I 0 A~Mll," • 1 t 0 Gron. cl , 0 1 1 A.Smlltl, ,, • 1 , ) 6\Kllner, lb J 0 I 0 GMwr. lb • o 1 o Murcw. rl • O O O 8Ner, II 2 o o o O!lll,,.rff, • l O 0 O Lecy, lb • o o o trtoo, 111 • O 1 o T .M.tr11ner. 311 o o o o Klftemen, If • o 1 o Mondey, Cl 4 0 2 0 C.0•, < J 0 1 0 Gnl4e, < 4 0 1 0 811ttnw, pt\ o 11 U 0 Rllolteft, P l 0 0 0 FrYf'I.,,, p I 0 0 0 Mffll, Pll 1 0 0 0 0 "'"'9, p 0 0 0 0 Wellll, pt\ 10 00 Krull-. P 0 0 0 0 Olnes, Pll 1 O O 0 T$1s lJ • 10, Tei.II J3 1 • I LOt Anteles 200 010 1~ Oii~ 000 oco 010-1 E-L.cy, Trlllo 2. Grote. OP-0.lceeo l . L08-l.ol A19t1e1 t, OtlatO I . 28 -f<lllClfl'*I, A.Smltll. Ja--t.ope1. HA-8.Smllh 14). S8- 0.Ju11~. ~-. Ruswtl. SF-A.$mltll, Grou. ' IP M II IA ee SO LOliutO•LH AMclen IW,~I t • 1 0 2 S 041CAOO Fl"ftTI•" 11..0'>1 ~ • l 1 4 1 0 .Moore l 3 1 I 0 2 I(~-1 1 0 0 0 0 DIAtr ...... S.... ..... COSTA MESA'S CHARLIE H~NSEN. Dent's New Wrinkle Lo,,g Driver Putts ITW;> Lead DALLAS (AP> -Jim Dent is tired of driving ror show and making no dough. And Arnold Palmer. playing perhaps his best golf in over a year, quickly adds an amen. Dent. a non·winner and one of the longest drivers on the PGA tour. showed Thursday what can happen when he adds a pulling touch to his prodigious 290·yard drives. He made six birdie putts rang· ing from 10 to 100 feet and. coupled with a bogey. it gave him a S·under·par 65 over the 6.993·yar<f , par·70 Preston Trail Golf Club course to take a one· shot lead in the Byron Nelson Classic. Palmer. lashing his irons to the nag all day. was one shot behind with a 66 that he called "about as high as I could shoot . . . my best playing round in over a year." just made all two-:roo-ters tn that winning string? No matter ho\11 good you play you have to be able to chip and putt." The 36·year-old Dent. whose best finish this year was a tie for 24th. had to withdraw last week at New Orleans when his mothei- died. * * * Fir"·•-Kores Tllund•Y 111 llW SJ00,000 Byro11 Nel'IOll Gotf Oassoc on llW ,,..,.Y•rd., P"'·IO Prft1Gn Tr.;1 Goll 0..0'°"rMt \I.Dent Js.Jo-.s J.Heas l).lt-11 A.Pelmet l).Jl.-66 B.Krauert ~»-11 O.Moocl'f l).JA_.I T.Purtier ll·JA-11 s.-yk JS.J2·•1 G.Lllll~r •JS-11 B.Jac .. I lS.J2-.1 A T •P•• •»-11 l(.Z.rley JA·JA-61 Nl.l ye lJ.34-11 8 "-'"'"' :U.JA_.. 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Do you tbink Gary Player A.Ge1Dr9er 31.:u-11 • o.111n »-36-n CC.Adrque1 :M.l7· 11 T .l(lle JS.J7-n .. • . . • , A/firmedi Alydar !les~ms Hot Rivalry '· • LOUISVILLE <AP> -Trainer ~ Laz Barrera describes jockey • Steve Cauthen as bein~ almost J. as old as the Kentuck).'. Derb)!. , That 3-year-old classic turns 104 : on Saturday while Cauthen only • recently turned us. "Cautben's 100 years old,'' says Barerra of Cauthen, wbo does indeed have poise and ex- perl e nce beyond his tender years. Caulhen1• who has been riding in New York lhl&· week, makes hls Derby debut Qn Af · (irmed, the 7·5 early second choice ror the 1\4-mile event, which has attracted a field of 11 three· year-olds. Cauthen, the top Jockey in win· nen and purae earnin1s last ~ear, Is no newcomer to the Churchill Downs track, having ,et bh •tart here several years ago. However, h& became Af. firmed'• reaular rider last year only after veterans An1el Cordero and Laffit PJncay could DOl devote.lull tim• to rtdln1 Al· flt11led, owned by Harbor Vlew Farm1. Tb• ftrst leg ot racln1•1 Trtple ero-n, worth $239,400 lf all 10 with a flnt prise of Sl811too. bolll doWll to a tour-horse race with Calumet Farm 't Al1dar the enl1 line favorlte at even alOll•J'. and Top "' the Jlarc. , Stable's Sensitive Prance the third pick at 6· l followed by Hickory Tree Stable's Believe It at 8-1. Affirmed and Alydar. each un- . beaten in four starts this year, ' meet tor the tarst bme th1s year. As a 2-year.old, Affirmed beat Atydar in Cour or their six meet- ings, but because of sentiment and impressive victories ln the Blue Grass, Flamingo and the Florida Derby, Alydar ls expect- ed lo go off as the ravorit~ with Jorge Velasquei in the saddle. In the draw for post position. Thutsday, John Veitch, trainer of Alydar, got bis wilh by land· Ing an outside pose position, No. 10. Affirmed, winner of the Hollywood and Santa Anlta derbies, will 10 from post No. 2. Alydar would seem to have * * * Showen for Derby? LOUISVILLE <AP> - Considerable cJoudineu wftb 1 aood cbaoce ol lhowen •l poll time l1 tbe Nat.k>Dal Weather 5e"iee forecut (Of' Saturday'• lCMth Kentucky Derby. Th4t tem-perature wUI be about 15 d11reea at race time, the •eat!aer Mrvlce predJcted to; du. • drawn the more favorable spot because be ls ln good shape lo avoid a traffic jam at the start. And. if the track Is sloppy or muddy, the inside rooting will grow heavier by the tlme the Derby gets under way. Post time ls2:38p.m. <PDT>. Veitch aaid an off track wouldn't affect his colt. "I don't think It affects any of the top four," he added. Barrera, who won the Derby with Bole! Forbes in 1976, said, "He's JQlnl to run. Why should I worry? My job is done." SenaWve Prince. the only un· beaten in the field and trained by alant-klll~l" Allen Jetkena, drew the No. 11 post. He also ls the moet Ughtly-tested with only •ix career 1tart.a. Kentucky Derby Lineup TM tlltd fer .....,..,., IMtl tUl!ftlftt fJf IN I(~··~: ............. ....., ....... '· "..,..,.. ... , ... ,., .. , 1. ""'""" (Cllll9Wlll '·t J.M!t' ...... (C.Mt~I .. , 4.1'tt .. I ...,_(N~l •t S. MeiM Tiit Iii-(~I •t J, Ot'1W °'911..._ UIMllfteN> .. , '·~°'""'.._. .... , ... , .. Of, Vatelt Cltilf•I .. . •.w....."ce.~1 "' ... Al..-~•••11 ·-It ........ ,... ... *"-' .,, W...--AllU!ffY ,.,...... o.....ftiw-.. ,.AI ..... 1t ., .. .,.., ,,., .... WW!lf • ......... ., .......... ., ..... """"' lllitU--•·•'°T.. Edison ffl1h School'1 Scott Llllleworlh hangs loose amidst the serioUS bualaess <>C a championship baseball race as he un. corks this beauty from the Chargers' ,. I bench Wednesday in a ~ruclal victory over Westminster. Ediaon has a onc-gnme bulge over rour rivals with SaturctaY's sames wr1ppang up lhe reguli' season. . . MISCELLANY Changes Coming At lJCI? UC lnln• la setting up a te&rU cornmlttM 1nd initiaUng a natloo·wlde hwit to find a replacement for Dr. Raymond ff. Tbomton. wbo resifned as director of atble\lca and chairman of the physical educa· tlo_p department. a UCI eportelnlan said Thursday. Thomt.oo. who ha• been wtth the school 1fnce ft opened in 1965 and half acted as athletic dlrec· tor 1lnce J988, ii cumtntly on tabbatical leave lo Spalft where he ta re1earcblnf and teacblog ~t the Natlona lnamute ror Phyalcal EducaUon and Sports. His lleSlgnation wtU be effec· live June 30. He 11 expected to 1tay on at UCI u a full·tlme teacher. Until a replacement ls found, Llnda Dempsey will continue to eerve as acting director or athleUca. Dempsay said Thurs· day the dldn't know if she would or would not apply for the fuJIUme poet. .. J really haven't given lt mueh thought," she aaid. 0 l'm lndect1ive about it light now.·• " va SPOKESMAN said it would be IOIDe time before a· · replacement will be named since there are eeveral procedure• that . h'ave to be followed, lneludlq ad- MONTREAL'S YVON COURNOYER TRIPS OVl!R TORONTO'S RANDY CARLYLE. vertillng the opening ln personnel · b~ttsenns • 1'be me!Jlbers of the setrch · "1!tmtttee 1lave yet to be Canadiens, ·J;lostop Roll -::iraui~.--. -_.: s.heO\ iifh~eelr heWMer, -=-1t0NtfkAL ~(rn: ... ~dt> 1'i<a-te -of teammate Serge Guy Lafleur had two goals and , that the athtetlc program will stay on, tbe same course as it wa1 tte&ded when T hornton was , athte\.lc director. Thornton. who earned his doc- torate io J)bysical education, waa in1tn1mental lo formina the Ant.taters' 1troni atbleUc PJ'O' grams in minor sports. In the latt 11 rears, UCI has captured ~ of ~ I>ivla\on 11 NGAA cbamplonships along wlth a Division I NCAA water polo crown. Gainey dld not have one of ht• Savard. • an aaslist on Larry Robinson's better nithta for the Montreal ''I save the ;uck to tbelr de-firat-period score to l~ad Mon· Canadlena ae they batUed the fenseman <Trelor Johansen> tor treal to the vict.Qry. wblle Ian Toronto Maple Le.fa ln the their first goal and I wu in tbe Turnbull and Dan Malohey •• second aame of the National penalty box for tbelr aecond replied for Toronto. Hockey League beat-of-seven ,aioal," Gainey aald1 describing a aemlllnal aeries. rather upntUnJ mght. Happily Bnd1U Repeai lie left the aame late ln the for him, however, tbe Canadlens tblrd period with an uily 1aah defeated the 1pun1Cy Leafe 3·2 to BOSTON <AP t ~ Same hero, bo bl 1 ft thank th i. same result -and the Bolton a ve 1 e eye, s ~ .!._ taae a 2-0 lead in the aenu. Bnrln!' hold 8 comma~dtn,-2.0 lead ln their best-of-seven Na· tloaa l IWckey ,Lea&ut semifinal playoff series against the Phlladelpbia Flyen. UCt moved up to Division I tbUt year as a member or the Pac\flc Coaet Athletic Aesn. after 12 yean of operaUn1 aa an independent. THE EMPBA818oftbeacbool's athletic program bu been toolfer a wide variety and well-rowided athletic prosram. UCI has fielded conalateotly at:roag teame ln cross country, water polo, track, ten· nil, 1011, 1wimmtnc and baaeball. There has never been a foot· ball program at UCI and one in the near-future aeem1 hl&hly un· likely. One of Thornton '1 blggest -dreams bu )tel LO materialize, that of a mulU-purpose lndoor facility. Crawford Hall's capacl· ty for baaketbalt la a modest 1,500. The proposed facility would not only be able to accom- modate more spectators for in· door sports but also off er more area and uaafe for recreation and lntramura program•. -By f;raJe CHUllo Team Tennie Resolts ......... age88 MESA GOLFER ••• that early, It would apoll the whole day. We (ton Warren and bis dad> are bachelors ao we alwa)'.I have tomethln1 to do when we come home. "We have a big yard and there 11 a lot.of work to keepln1 It up. Wltb that St. Augustine f.r&U. It would airow over tbe bouae lf you didn't cut lt re1ularly. • There aren't many of any ace who play a round ot 1011. then go home and cut the lawn in the afternoon. Hansen is a aell·tauabt 1oller wbo never took a leuon. But the apparent secret of bl.I acorlna lles ~ oblenaUon. "l worked at the old drtvlna r1D1e on Newport Boulevard yean aso and I got to see a lot of 1ood 101f era b1tUn8 1botl out. there." be says. "I alao watched a couple of toumamenta at Meta Verde Country Club to pick up some ldea1." When be wu a youth ln Kanau, be had a tryout with the Mlnk League that encompueed Kansu, Nebruka. Mluouri and Colorado-a J.Qtt otumlpro clrc~atJ>lld J\I p)ayer:a~ "Four of us tried out andoruy two madeit." be recalla. "I waan•t one of them." Old he ever try tennl1 or aome other 1port? "I played tennis one fime and that was enouah tor me," he says. "It was a real hot day and 1 didn't enjoy it. I don't even have any desire to watch it now. t watch baseball and golf and that's about all as far as sporte go on television." Until about a month ago, Hansen walked u:ie course while he was playing. But his knees have been bothering him and he has finally relented and is ualng a cart most of the time now . A resident of Costa Mesa since 1935, he has lived here ever since. H1a wife died in 1966 and be Is totally independent. He stJll drtves acar, 1s•quick wttted-andeagerl<>rthenextgoUmatch. ''I-was surprised when 1 renewed my driver's license that they gave me one for the next four years,·' he says. And Sunday at Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club he will be honored by the Chamber ot Commerce. city otnclals and friends. Gilts. a special cake, a plaque and a copy of the pro· clamatlon wtll be presented to blm at that time-after a round of golf, of course. '78 ZEPHYR LIAllPOll Baseball Standings '8999 MO. + Tex a Lie. •11.ee mo. + tu & Ncen• a tee for ae moe. =~ Md4. Tot• Of 'fl'"* Ill tU71, • 142. 36 mos. .()AO..,.., •104& AUTO LIASIMG Tffl:WAYIT AllTO• AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Detroit New York Boston Cleveland Milwaukee Baltimore Toronto W L Pct. GB 15 5 .750 13 9 .591 3 14 10 .583 3 10 11 .476 5~ 10 12 .455 s 9 13 .409 7 8 IS .3'8 8~ Welt Dlvlalon Oaldand 18 s . 783 Kanau City 14 8 .836 3~ Aa1ela 14 ·9 .609 4 Texas 10 10 .!500 6Vl Chlca10 7 13 .350 9~ Mlnnnota 8 18 .~1~ Seattle 8 20 .288 12\AJ 'nltnllY'\ ac...e Ttdset S..timtn, PllCl., 1111,. hMofl I, IWnntlitlt I °"'' ~ lldMdllltd \'tftltM'tO-. ~(Sl-Ml .ClcM ... (LMMI Ml~ U-MI et a.ftlmore 18rll• 1·21 ,.:,•Slit I~ 0.11 et ~ .. 't'ortt IT'*• ltertSH CllY (ColOOrn l·OI •l MllwHllM 1c.t-..1MI Detroit, .. ,..._ H I et Olllt-CJ, ...... 1·11 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pct. GB Montreat 12 8 .eoo Philadelphia 11 8 .579 VJ Chicago 12 11 .522 • 11t.a Pittsburgh 10 11 .476 211'.a New Yqrk 11 14 · .440 S1Ai St. Louis 10 l3 .434 3'Ai . We.t Dlftl)Oe Doc11erJ . . 15 a .esa Chicfnnat.l 14 9 .809 1 San FraJ!clsco 12 11 ~521 S Houston 10 13. .435 6 San Dleeo 9 18 .• 409 5\.<.a Atlanta 8 15 .3'8 1 ~._._ 1111 ,, .......... ~ ... , ,.,. ~J, ·.p:.~ ~'tr.rt °"'' ..... ~ '•0-. len ''**-at , •·• wet '"""°" colf..,lllW M~ u. Hltllft M> tt 411-'t• ,..,_,, 0.11 MOn1rMI l"°"'"N I It ~ti 1Hllltlt2..:ll Ntw Yortt I~ Ml 411 PlllttdelptM C'--' •eMI LU An .. ••• !Hooton l·~I I I Pttlallvr9'1 lllYl..-t-2) If in fact, It wasn't for the Bruins' Rick Mlddleton. the two team• mi1bt 1UU be playing at Boston Garden instead of mov· Ing to Philadelphia tor Game 3 Sunday. "I just seem to be in the right position," said Middleton after 1corlng tbe aame winner Thurs· day nlgbt In the hectic 7.5 BrulM' victory. Middleton'• second 1oal of the nlght broke a 5-5 Ue wtth less than 1ix minutes left in the game. Hll overtime 1011 Tue&· day nlsbt bad won the first game rA the series. "I 1t1ll think the sertes will go long;-t' said FJyer-9' C~ch Fred Shero. "I think. I'm not auaran· teelng lt. But we plan on coming back to Boe ton.'· l',.._PageB8 ANGELS ••• t h e ball," uid Rudi, who brought a .275 llfeUme average into Un&. "We Just haven't been doing it. It's just one of those things. Slumps are part of baseball. Hopefully. this is ours for the year." "We're in a situation where the players are trying too bard," said hitting instructor Bob Skin· ner. "When your top hitters are having problems lt put.a added pressure on the otbera. they fiture they have to produce. It adds up to a team slump. "Every fnnlni. every day I ex· pect them to come out of it." continued Sklnner. . 1978 CARS I and TRUC~S e r Friday. May 5. 1978 DAILY PILOT 87 ' Sport,a in BrUJJ ... Carew ExpectS.i . • To Be Tl"aded·; . From AP Dl1patebe1 Rod Carew says if• no lon1er fun to play base~ll ''the way ; thins• have been 1otn1 wlth the MlMesota Twtns" and he expect• to be pla)'lna el.Hwbere by June 15. The 1tx•Ume American Leaaue battln1 champion added Tllura. , day that he wa1 carrytn1 too heavy a load trylnC to make the • Twins a wtnn.tn1 team. Carew'• comments were made in Boston where Mlnnaot1 was beaten 8·1 by the Red Sox Thursday niaht. They were reported today by Mlnneapolls Tribune columnist Sld Hartman. With only el1bt vie tortes a1atnat 18 def ea ta, the Tw\N are ln last place ln the American Leaaue'a Wht Dlvlalon. Carew aald be doubted that Twins president Calvln Griffith would keep him if the club doetn 't start wlnnln1. "lt would be a lot more run for me playln1 with a wiM.tna team," added the Amerltan Leafue'1 Most Valuable Player of 1978. , 'For the first llme. I'm looldo1 at baaeball as a Job," Hid Carew. "I'm awfntin.I at rltchet that l used to take. I want to hit the bal out of the park because we need the runt to wln. I •oo CA .. w 1wun1 at aome of LuJJ Tlant'• pitches Wed.nHday nlcht that l would have let 10 In other years when we had Larry Hisle and Lyman Bostock In the lineup." . Sphtla Grarated 90.dafl Delafl A St. Louis judge. citing concern that Leon Spinks mitht lose his World Box!na Association heavyweiaht title. bas continued the tighter'• arraignment on narcotics and traffic charges for 90 days. .. We don't wanJ you to loee your title." Judie Oliver M. Collins said as Spinks pleaded innocent to the charges. "Contrary to what a lot of people say, a lot or us in St. Louis are concerned." Spinka ~s not scheduled to be arraigned on 'ib~harg~unUl t'Oday. but the date was Qd· vanced at the request of lbe boxer's attorneys. Spinks has been cha.r1ed with possession or .01 gram of cocalne, a felony : poesession of less than M grama of marijuana, a mildemeanol', anC IMvtng wtthout a Hcense. also a mild~ meanor. He was arrested on the char1es at 4 a.m. Apri' 21 after police saw Spin.ks JD<l a wom•n ~ompanion drlve...lnto a rest4Urant parklnC lot. The car dri•en by• Splnlts did not have. lt.6 uow.,.... headlight.a on. Authorities said a search revefJled the e«alne in the band or t.be fi&bt.er's hat and the marijuana in hla clothln1. , · NBAP .... 11• ~T•• .... Seattle's Super5onlc1 tang~ With thehoatDenver Nu11et" tonltht ln the opening same of a best.of-seven aeries for tlte Weetem Oonference champlonsf\lp in the National. uketb ll ki· M>datlon pl~off1. white the JuJiu.t Erving-led Phtladelpbta 76en and the hOlt Waahln&tQfl Bullet.a meet in game three of thelr Eastern Con· . tereneetWueriea. The Sonics. who lost 17 of their tirat .22 1ames. mar be wiLbout 1tartin1 guard Denni• Johnson and reserve forward Bnace Seals due to \njurles. The aame can be aeen on ChaMet 2 at 11:30 on a taped delayed ba4is. Seattle ripped defei>dfng champion Portland and ,Denver reached th\s stage by nlpplng Milwaukee in seven games. ill Washington center Wes Uoaetd and guard .1uuun1M• ~vin Grevey are doubtful perfOrftleca due to Injuries. ~rel•Spori .... SOCCER -Los AnaeJea Aztecs ace ae.rce Best scored in th~ 41st minute to lead the Aateea to a 1-0 decl'1on over Cuba's na· tion•I team an:h'l"Rosl Bowl ln tm-eJClllbmon-gme marr~ demonatnl~ running onto the field, •. North -A.mericao Soccer Le11ue commilsiOtWr PlaU Wooua111 ""d Tbursday the N~L will . stage ,an indoQr aocc,r season ~omlltlnf·of 10 1ames eaoh for 24 tearns trom Dff. 1&-Feb. 24. 1979 ... Th1t San Jose Earthquakes aold Mm Demllq to the San Die10Sockers. BASKETBALi, -The Califorhia Bears' Alt.PAC·8 au1rd Gene Bosom and reserve Cllarles Mltcbell have been dlamiased from ~ tl\e university because of academic detlcits . . . Furman Unlvenlty'a new head coach wm be EddJe Holbrook . . . CBS Televllloll and the NBA have agreed on a four-year cohtract with a price tag of f7' million. I BMBBALL -Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner 1ay1 he Is in· vest11at1n1 the posalbUlty or playlftl aosne 1amt1 next season in Waablngton, D.C. and New Orleans ... The Cincinnati Reda have · recalled Pa.i Motkau from Indlanapolll to beef up their pitching staff with BW Bollltam 1tlll ailing. Also, Mike Grate wu optioned to Indlanapolla. - Sport•°" Radle. TeleeUfoll RADIO: Toniahl -Los Angeles Dodgers at Pittsburgh, s o'clock. KABC '790>; Feature race from Hollywood Park. 5:30, KIEV C870>; Cleveland at Califomta Angels, 7:30, KMPC <710 >: California Sun.shine at Los Angeles Seabawka. '7:30, KOIL H260l. TV: Tonltht -Seattle at Denver. 11 :30. Channel 2 <tape de layed >. con make yow car the •ful car in the world. WilhoUt pelnt. wu or polisn the Ming pmoeee ciMne, smoothl and oornfshel the paint surface to a 1ougl"I, deep g!OM. Dirt, oontamlnants and wax are diSSOlved and remov«i. 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Ave. Coeta Me .. , OA. 92128 ,.,, FREE MING TEST PATCH T'l.t.71414CM , , I . ~. l BASEBALL/TRACK/MOTORCYCLES Area Track Stars In Action Tonight Tonight is league finals night for Orange Coast area prep track and field athletes. The South Coast League championship meet ror both boys and girls ls scheduled for Mission Viejo High. Field event compeUtion gets under way at 5 with the first runninll" event slat· ed for 5:30. . Huntington Beach Hlg~ wtll be the site of the Sunset League boys championship meet where the field events begin at 5:30 and the first nmning event at 7. The Sunset girls finals were held earlier in the day at Westminster High. El Toro High. which was the South Coast League rrosh·soph champion in 1977. is the favorite for the varsity crown this season, thanks to the exploits of versatil~ Art Gourdine. The Chargers were unbeaten in dual 1 meets as Gourdine twice won four events aod also bad a pair of triples. Corona de\ Mar, which qualified 22 athletes for the finals in Tuesday's prelims, is expected to be El Toro 's main challenger. The Sea Kines have a shot at the leagu~am· pion1hip ii they can finish ahead of the Chargers in tonight's team standings. In the Sunset League finals. J. Dmltr ...... ~-. ltkMN ......_ ORANGE COAST'S ERIC PEYTON IS SURROUNDED BY CERRITOS DEl"ENDERS IN AN UNSUCCESSFUL SQUEEZE PLAY. Estancia 's boys and girls teams are entered in the Cen· tury League meet at El Modena <Orange> with field events kick· ing off the program at S and run· ning events starting at 6:30. Mater Dei High is competing in the Angelus League finals at St. Paul <Santa Fe Springs> wbere the starting times are S and 6. N'ewport Harbor is a heavy favorite. The Sailors have the top seed in every running event from 100 yards to 880 and by rar the two best relay teams. Chris Corum, defending 100 champ, could also win the 220 an4 440 for an unprecedented sprint trtple. Fountain Valley, behind Troy Blevins, Dennis Cowan and Brian Appell, is the only serious threat to the Sailors. Blevins could be a double winner in the 330 low hurdles and long jump. Cowan ls a heavy favorite in the trtple jump while Appell should win the mile and challenge in the two-mile. • Walks Shoot Down Bucs In the fifth, Rick Woolard and Joe Nemeth ~wi1· t:mlil· lfl_.~ Hot·hlttina Bobby Smith struck vut chasibg a bad (>itch, Woolard lYH thrown out trying to steal third and Glenn Robertson struck out to end the Inning. ~C's Title Drea1118 End With 6-2 Defeat "We cam1 over here with the laeaoTpltW~me prenure on them .. " said coach Mike Mayne of Orange Coast, which has now lost 21 or the las t 22 games against Cerritos. ..We bad the hits. We just didn't clutCh." B..Y ERNIE CASTIU..O <W\lieOllJ11"11eUOlff-- NORWALK-Walks, which ,ave hurt Orange Coast College's baseball team alf .;eason long, ended the Pirates' ~h ampionship dreams here fhursday. So did daring base ·unning, which had saved OCC on many an occasion. The four runs that were the margin or victory in Cerritos' 6-2 'iouth Coast Conferenc~ decision >Ver OCC were aU scored by Palcoos who were issued free 1>asses. More than helping to 'llaintain a hex over the Pirates, he freebies allowed Cerritos to cljnch at least a share or the con· ret:Mnce crown with one game re· maining. Orange Coast, which could 'lave moved into a lie for first olace with a victory, can't blame its hitting for not doing ;o. The Pirates collected 12 base !tits but had rour runners thrown out on gambles that backfired. It was particularly frustrating in the fourth and fifth Inning when OCC managed just one run out of five hits. In the fourth, Jamie Nelson singled, Eric Peyton doubled and Ruben Soto singled to score one run and put Pirates at the ·corners. Mayne called for a suicide squeeze bunt but Cer· ritos pitcher Greg Moyer de· livered the perfect pitch , a low breaking ball outside that batter Guy Krikorian lunged for but couldn't reach. Peyton, runnlng on the pitch, was tagged out half way down the line, Krikorian struck out several pitches later and ltlS>yer was out of the jam. Earlier , Woolard bad been thrown out trying to steal second "lase after opening the game with a single while Smith, after stealing his 40th base in the third inning, was thrown out at home tl'ying to score on a bobble by the shortstop. Starting pitcher Bob Hudson dug himself a hole in the bottom of the third when he walked weak hilting Nick Perri, the No. 9 batter in the Cerritos lineup, on four straight pitches. After another walk and a single loaded the bases, Hudson was tagged for a three·run double by All· stat e utility player Rick Costello. Moyer thus beat Orange Coast for the flfth time on one of his s hakiest outings. Cerritos is now Newport Harbor took an early lead 1n lbe team race. when Dau& -Brocltmeyer won Ole dlscus competition with a throw of 1~2 in the fmala held WednesdaJ. • UCISpli Spike Temn lJC Irvine will split Its track and field team this weekend to compete ln two invitationals. Miler Steve Scott, still fighting a bout with the flu, heads a s trong Anteater distance con- tingent competing in Sunday's UCLA Invitational while weight man Judd Binley heads the lJCI entries in the West Coast Relays which are slated for today and Saturday in Fresno. Rustlers _Triumph; Gauchos T11mble 30-6 against OCC. cw-..OM.e u> C• I Qlrlflla Wootard, If Nemetll,lb Smllll,r1 RoberlSOtl. M Sodd~n. di> Nelton, c Peyton, cl Soto. Jb ltrlkCW'IMI. Zb S.rno~m Frlck,ph Hudson,p S.nclloz, p ........ 4 I J 0 EcklH, II 4 0 I 0 IV-.H 3 0 I 0 CoslotlO. rf .. 0 0 0 S<llutet',d 4 0 iAl Potr~e .. '2 0 Mou.dll 4 0 2 I AllSlln, c 4 0 2 0 Mlllor. Ill •r•M 1 I I 1 4 ' ' 0 4 1 I J 4 0 2 ' p ~Cl I 0 0 0 4 000 3000 I 0 I \ 0000 4 000 1200 0 0 0 0 31. 1. Scott, who withdrew from tast week's Drake Relays after run· ning a temperature of 102, bas season bests of 3:43.9 in the mile and 3:38.9 for 1,500 meters. However, he still felt the effects or the illness this week and doesn't expect a personal record at the UCLA meet. Three or his teammates do, however. Ralph Serna is also en· tered in the mi1--and-Will-be seeking his first sub-four minute race. He is coming off a strong perCormance at Drake in which he ran a 2:53.67 three-lap leg in a relay. John Moses belted a grand- s lam h ome run i n the fo urth inning to lead Golden West College to a 7 .5 Sou them California Conference baseball victor y over visiting Cypress College Thursday afternoon. Al Saddleback College. the Gauchos dropped a 4·2 decision in M isslon Conference play to Citrus. Golden West got a firsl·inning solo homer from Steve Nemeth, his third of the season and the two teams traded runs into the bottom of the fourth. The big GWC Inning started with a single by Frank Meraz. Sunshine Faces LASkyhawks WOODLAND HILLS -The Ca lifornia Sunshine, the Am erlcan Soccer League franchise based in Costa Mesa, tries to keep its unbeaten record intact when it' faces the Los Angeles Skyhawks tonight (7:30) at Pierce College here. The Sunshine ls coming off a 3-1 victory over the defending Wes tern Division champion Sacramento Spirits last week after tying the Los Angeles Lazers, l·l, in its opener. The Sky~ks are l ·l on the young seas , losing to the Spirits 1..0 their opener and beating the Lazen 2·0 last week. Run Penfold doubled to 11end Meraz to third and Matt Palmer bad an infield single to get one run across. Brian Edwards then walked to set the stage for Moses: bomerun. The round tripper was Moses' fourth of the season. The other GWC run came in the third inning when Palmer and Moses singled and Nemeth had a sacrifice fly. Peder While was the winner , working seven innings. Meanwhile Citrus scored t.bref times in the first inning to lake s Jlead it never relinq_uished. The runscameonfourblt.s. Saddleback scored its first run in the sixth when Mike Horvath was safe on an error followed by base bits by Bruce Welz and Hugh Austin. Austin drove the run across. QINIOl ... (7, Toi.11 Oranoe Coe1I C..rrlt• 2 00 0 O..nthot. II> l 1J 1111 SOUD, 10 1 0 0 0 ElqUfff'a. 2b 0 0 0 0 P9rrl, lb o o o o Moyor, p 3S 2 12 I TOIMI Scer'9.., .... .., , It • 001 100 000-2 12 1 OCN 100 01•-6 1 2 GAME ENDER · Orange Coast•s last hopes went do\\n on this game-ending double play as Cerritos· Alex Es· querra puts out Ruben Soto <2.1 l. Oxley Heads Cf cle Field Ed Ahlmeyer and Dave Danieb wrn run the 3.000. Ahlmeyer hu already met the NCAA qualifying standard in the S,000 with a 14:05.3 effort at Drake and also turned in a 4:05.\ mile in a re lay. Daniels, a Wh en the s peedway motorcycles return to the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa tonight <8 o'clock> for the second week of action, young Brad Oxley will be a marked man. eessful year. He has been one or the top riders on the circuit for several years. Two riders returned lo the ac· lion last week but were ham· pered by accidents. Danny Becker hopes to get to the win· ner's circle tonight while Sonny Nutter will a1ao be striving for a victory. off to a flying start after winter freshman. has qualified for the battles with the city of Costa NCAA mee t in the 3 ,000 Mesa over noise. Mufflers on the steeplechase with a best of four-stroke machines are being 8:47.o. used in the main event this year La Monte King, another Ant· and the public addre.s system eater who has qualified for the has been curtailed. NCAA meet. is entered in the Gates open at 6:30 each Fri· long jump. The 25-6"'2 jumper day night with the first of 24 heat also joins Charles Bowie, races al 8. Parking and pro-Russell Royston and Darryl ""'°'"·" Nemetll,11> allllrM lllNl.11 4 12 4 Hanvey,lf J 112 Palmet',H 4 O 1 O Ectwanh, c 4 0 0 O White, P 41 1 0 $1atoft,p 7000 , 0 1 0 l , , 1 Arter fmisbing second 14 Umes last season, Oxley captured the handicap main event on opening night this season and appears headed for a successful season. The cycle races have gotten grams are free. McGee in the 400 relay. ~------~~------------Mllntollno, Zb an.dtl Mlru,rf P9ftfotd, 111 Heslor, 211 Moline, cl YranHll,d C.rroll, If HONatll, Ill Houll, lb WOii, C ""*""· dll 0100 000 0 0000 4 1 2 o Total1 SC-.., ....... • ,.. 1 r II a 110 100 1~ 10 0 • 101 JOO OOlc-1 .... S1M•1e11 DI .., ... .s o t o Brecllon, pr O 1 o O , 0 1 0 er-n, rf • 0 2 0 2 o o o c.Mtlerla, • a o o o 4 O o o Stowell. pti 1 O 0 1 • 1 O O Cementa, P 0 O O O 4 0 1 O IMklltn, p 0 0 0 0 : : ~ ~ Totall 17 1 11 2 kse ........ r II o • ooe 1~ 11 2 090 001 001-4 t1 I A s tudent at Saddleback College, IS.year-old Oxley ls the son of promoter Harry Oxley Girls' Gymnastics Results and lives in San Clemente. ven11,y ...,van11y · Speedway cycle action will MettMetil.11 .........,......,uu.n ClllUl....,.,.HMW 1111JI.._.... COntinUe tbrougbOUl the summer Velllt-1. Cole CMllrlnel l.J; 7. 2, tti.I Veult-1. Ount'I IHI U ; al Costa Mesa every Friday Kwock '"""*'1 1.1; a. AY'" 1N1 orwnaurv1N1.Fu11au1M11.1. night with many of the top 7·~.rs-1. AY"ll tHl 7.1; 2. Jan.., ••n-1. Gorman <H I 1.1: 2. S QIM<k IMll.l;J.~y(Nll.O, favorites of other years compet· <Mi s.•; a. Kwocll <HI •2• e..m-1. cu.11t1111eo1 <NI, "''°""'" 'ng. BNm-l. AYI"" (NI 7.I; 2• JffM!I lino INll.1; a. Slutzlly CHI 7.7. 1 IHI 7.2; J, N'-CMI 7.0. Mike Bast, the defending na· F•--1. Ayres CHI u : i. Hlftlen l'loor-1. "'-""° «HI u ; 2. U l h l b b Ids f . (Ml 1.2; a .• ..,, (Ml •. 1. 0-(HI U ; 1 FuJIOM IMI e.s. ona c amp on w 0 0 1ve All·rouM-1. Ayrn IHI 31.S; 2. All•.f'OUnlt-1. Oonnon (NI 31.t; 1. such crowns, captur ed the _eoio __ ,M_1_"_.1_; a._s..._,,.,, __ <M_i_i._.s_. _._c_-_11_1M_1_JO_.s_; >_. _Fu_11_0u_1M_1_tt_.•_. scratch main event last week and ls loekln& for another sue- ND BORG RACQUET (LUB • •• In Hunfl,..,on leach • 16 llahted t9Mft cowtt ·~ lndOot ,..... ..... ~ • ~--fOcMltlet for MM & WOl'Mf'I l FREE!: • t .... OS. DWI• I.wot. nMMll CUIC IMCLUlllc .... _.. ...... .---.,~aw.._.• "".,_ ................. LQlllll9 ~ .... Delll • ..._. .... .._ Ce!Wc.rt .. ..... 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The Derby telecast begins at 2 o'clock <Chan· nel 2> Saturday afternoon with the pre.race build· up The race is set to begin at 2:38. Eleven horses are entered with S·nnR'1S Affirmed and Alydar the ru favorites. Steve Cauthen. OiJU ,..1 the 18·year-old wonder n i ,. boy. will ride Affirmed wtlile Jorge Velasquez will be a board Alydar. Affirmed defeated Alydar four times in six meetings last year. The rivalry has been so in· tense that after a total of 5"11 miles. Affirmed bolds an overall margin of only about one length. The other feature d TV attractions thii; weekend include the Dodgers-Pittsburgh game Sunday (11 a .m . on Channel 11 ), the NBA semifinal playoff doubleheader Sunday (10:30 a.m.) matching Philadelphia against Washington and Seattle versus Denver ahd the UCLA invita· tional track meet Sunday at 3 on NBC's Sports world. UC Irvine mile sensation Steve Scott will tun in that meet. R••e Alter Ne. 3, ... t EL TORO HIGH STANDOUT CHERYL GLAZIER. °"",.....,.... GWC Swimmers Third . - Frldly, M.y 5, 1'719 DAILY PtLOt 88 Glazier Hurdles Fall ~ El Toro Girl Ftl8teat in CIF • Uncertainty goes with the event and all participants a re tully aware o f what can happen to cause heartbreak and abruptly t nd a cherished dream. Yet they wouldn't have 1t any other way. Cheryl Glazier ot EJ Toro High School is a hurdler and has enjoyed considerable success. She has also experienced bitter disa ppointment from a (aJI during a hurdle race that put her out of further competition. Does this leave a l'!}ental block ror the CIF's fastest ll(J7yard girls hur· die star this season? ••1 PllOBABLV THINK about it ~fore a race."," she admitted after breezing t.o a 14 4 effort In the South Coast League preliminary meet Tues· day. "But my mmd is a total blank once I step up lo the starting line and I never give it another thought. Al the starting blocks. I kind or bend over and stand by myself. J do a little talk· Ing to myself. too, but not to any or the other runners." A year ago, she and teammate Lisa Gourdine were among the top hurdlers In the CIF. perhaps the slate. but Glazier fell after hitting a hurdle in the masters meet and didn 't make it to the state meet. "l fell a lot last year but I haven't hit a hurdle yet this year." she says. "I've been working with my knee. getting it higher. I used t.o drag it go- ing over the hurdle and that caused the leg to hit the hurdle: "l am lifting m y trailing leg more this season and it has helped a lot." Whlle this Is only her second season as a high school performer. she started in competition at 8 wlth age group AAU action. How did she happen lo pick the hurdles? "l was goofing ort one day when I was about 12 and running them and founJ I liked it." she says. SHE ALSO QUALIFIED for the 220 and the long jump ror tonight's leasue Hnat:. at Mission Viejo. Her 17-4 effort earlier in the tear Is he best. She leaped 16-1011.-to place second behlnd Mission Viejo's Sabrina Pendleton t 17-3) in lbeprellminarles. "I JWlt started long Jumping thJs year and this is only the third D)t!et for me in the event. It ·s somet.bine where I don't havt• to stand around and get nervous before lime Glazier Is blessed with one of the fastest st.arts of any hurdler. She gets out of the blocks and over the second ~u~dle while most of the field Is just fan ashing the first hurdle.· Her biggest thrill came in an AAU meet when she won a 300-meter hur· dle race at UCL.A at age 15. And uncertainty isn't in h er vocabulary. either. When the call to "lake your marks" is given. s he puts everylhing else aside and Is ready to run. By Howard L Handy Rose Closing In On 3,000 Mark -5outhJaod yiew~s 1'!18)' als~be able to watch Pete Rose gl?t his 3,000th major leag ue bit SaUll'· day when the Cinoinnati Reds lake on lhe Mon· treal Expos. <Channel4atll:15a.m. > EAST LOS ANG EL ES-Golden West College, with a victory In the SO freestyle by Dave Spea, is in third place -in tbe-"State junior-oottege swimming and diving cbamplonships after lbe first day ol compethion at East Los Ahgeles Col}ege here. IN A RECENT MEET at Arcadia CINCINNATl-~te RoseoftheCin· Gla&ie.r~ second tn.Dd!ie.Ree4 0{ dnnati Reds is within two hits or LaMiradawhoposteda,4.6towin.eur--or~a,000-hif~'S°the Red&~~ ------r shefeeluhecanreturnthefavorwben pare ror their game tonight against • 1 . Ult two meet again at a taler da1s, -Montreal. . . Rose is two hits away from 3,000 going ~ tonight's game with the Expos. Sot•rda11'• T1' Agftlda ll:lS a.m. l4) -BASEBALL -~heduled : The Montreal Expos nteet the Reds in Cincinnati's Riverfront. Stadium. · Spea set a school record of 21.02 after qualifying slowest of the six fln:lUsts. Andy Miller finished third in the 200 individual medley ln 1:55.10 to set another school record, his 10th. providlng both continue without ffiis. The all-lime hsl of major league hap. · leaden for ureer· hits· is led by Ty Glazier tiasreome around 8 little Cobb <4.191 >. followed by Hank slower this season. "l was sick for Aaron (3.7711: Stan. Musial (3.6301. awhile and didn't know what was Tris S~ake~ 13.SlS>. Honus Wa~~r wrong with m e." s he says. "My <3.430 ), Eddie Collins <~.~111 ; Willie pulse and blood pressure were up and Mays <3.2.83 >; Nap Lajoie <3.251 >: 11:30 a.m. <7) -GOLF -Third round play in the B YfOfl Nelson Classic. Noon <5> -OUTDOORS WITH JULIUS BOROS -Parachuting from a sky diva's perspec. live in Florida. 1 p.m C7> -WIDE WORLD OF SPOftTS -~ive coverage of the qualifying heats in the na· t1onal sprint car championship at Terre Haute. Ind. 2 p.m. <71 -KENTUCKY DERBY -The J04th running of the three.year-old classic al Louis ville's Churchill Downs. 3 p.m. f7 > -WIDE WORLD OF SPO&TS - The 40..lap final ln the national sprint car cbam· pionship, live from Terre Haute, Ind. 3:30 p.m. (2) -SPORTS SPECJ'AClJLAR Victor Galindez defends his W BA light· ~eavyweigbt crown against AJvaro "Yaqui" Lopez m a scheduJed 15-round bout, taped at Vlaregglo. Ital) 8 p.m. (9) -PRO SOCCER -The Surf meets the Sockers in a game played earlier tonight at San Diego. n.3 > -TEAM TENNIS -The Strings meet the Anaheim Oranges. played earlier tonight at the Checkerdome in St. Louis. s-d.-'• T1' Age114a _ 10:30 a.m. <2> -NBA PLAYOFFS -The Philadelphia 76ers at Washlngton in an Eastern Conference c hampions hip game. ( lU - DODGERS BASEBALL -The Dodgers meet the Pirates in Pittsburgh. Noon (7) -GOLF -Final round play in the Byron Nelson Classic from Dallas. <9 > - BOWLING -The 1978 National CoUeglate Cham· p1onsbip, taped at Milwaukee.' 12:45 p.m. <2> -NBA PLAYOFFS -A Western Conference Championship game between Seattle's SuperSortlcs a nd the Denver Nuggets to be played ln Denver. 3 p.m . (4) -SPORTSWORLD -The UCLA invitational o utdoor track and field cham· pionships Also, Part 2 or the women's collegiate gymnast.Jes cha mpionships and the 1,000 Guineas Stakes, for three-year-old fillies, taped at Suffolk, England Baseball Standings SOUTH COAST CON ....... c. W L T G& Cerritos 12 s o - SMI l>leeo NWu H • O I ~ ..... Coesl IO 7 0 1 FullertOfl 10 t O l Ml.SM~ I t t 4 S.nt.An• 7 IO 0 S GtO\SlnCH\I 2 14 1 M ,.,..,...., •• Sc:erw Cet'rltos' 0r-.. ~11 ,.~, .. 7, Mt. s.. MtQl'lio s Ml. S.11 Antonio l. Flll .. rtOn 1 C21'1d OMfte) Sent• AMS,~ 4 ~o..... Mt. SM MtMle .t Or .. ClNsl Cerritos et s.r.i.. AN ~Sl'nlft .. so MeM SOUTMaltM CA&. 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The Milfron·Dollar·Dash for the Olympic Games. You-asked for it. You got it. Toyota. COll'IOl4H• 1u1e1 •v••••l>lt •• 0•11.c•oo1•no OH1et• u s llCAMOCI 0<...e"' Otl'V ~l!lfflll)(l.rtMIUOufl ~ ll'O-OQrOl\Oledtlylilw 4 I .. • • GWC Women. Fall, 59.44 TOR RA CE Cold P Wnt College ~•fl h1v • to tlle ror • co championship 'l\h1lt watctune the utber halt partic1pate In the state "omen'b busketball tournament at Saddleback Collcl:e next week The OWC Hustlers lost lo CO· cl).P mpion Cypress. 59-4.4, in a playorr gam e al El Camino College here Thursday afternoon to determine an entrant in the slate tourney. The two teams JC, Prep Net Results I For ftrea JU.10111 COLLEGE ~~ac.~-· T _ _. Ats.Mt"'911ke .. 1 .... 1111- t11111M I( Lynoll IGWCI byt, VIOtl\o CGWCI Gel ... Dvnn ILACC) 61 •.. , . 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Lyn<tl IL I JU, 200 lf'ff rtl•y-f. ~ llN<n 1.0l.• Volleyball All-stars To Claeh June 23 The first Onnge County All· star volleyball game has been scheduled for El Toro Htgtt June 23. Coaching the North will be Newport Harbor High's Charlie Brande, who guided the Sailors to the Sunset League cham- pionship. Guiding the South will be the South Coast League champion's coach. PresenUy Laguna Beach has a one-game edge oo San Clemente with one match left. SEWNG fUN RM U YIARS FISHING SPORTING GOODS 1JEST WATER COHDmONS IN 10 YEAU LOCAL AND HIGH SIEUAS WIU IE PRODUCING 81G HUNGRY RSH AHO WE KNOW TH! RIGHT TAClaEI MAKE MOTHER'S DAY A SPORTING DAY ·IAIEHEll ~ swt•ER A new tennis racket or a tennis dress will brigtlten .hef day. •LETIEI llAIEWIYES You•n set the raves. GM het' a new Vector Honey Comb Water ~ •llYERER AU• with a rod at the end. She mlaht take you flahfflg. •llTID IETHIU A back peck or a pair of trait shoes may Ifft htrlPlpt•. • llAll 11' ILL ... 111.L ... whh • pair of skis or .Wbcdt. NEW 1978 •FENWICK •SHAKESPEARE RODS IN NOW ••• ALL LURES 20 %0FF ALWIYI ACL:THETOP MAKES WATER SPORTS Just receWid our 1918 lfoek of Connely and Vector Honey Comb Sirls BACK PACIERS 'J, • Get ready for back packin,. This is the big y.eaf. The back country wi II be lush and beauti· ful. JO St OllJED • TENNIS/ Gf RLS' SPORTS/ BOATING Weekend Calendar 3 Races Set At Harbor Club By ALMON LOCKABEV O.lty .............. ···~ Ir there were beehives on the ocean. the Newport Harbor Yachl Club would be providing u beehive or activity this weekend wi th three maJor events scheduled Ongoing since Thursday is tt.~ North American Soling Class championship out of NHYC in volving some of the top small boat sailors in the country The regatta continues through Sun- day ON SATURDAV a rleet or ocean racing I handicap> yachts will shove off from Los Angele!> • • for Newport Beach in NHYC's .l'J'.o,osed ~ =t Opening Day race which hlS· '1:4 .-, VU torically precedei. the club's col orful Opening Day f eaturing yacht inspection and open house ·Dace aboard som e of thtt mos t ft gla m orous yachts in the Harbor Jhuing Area. Joey Ippolito. winner of the The Balboa Yacht Club will Bushmills Grand Prix race at add to the festivities with the Newport Beach Macc h 18 . first race of its 66 series. the almost lost his boat and his life 20·Fathom race. on Sunday. in the second race of the na Farther south alon g the tional points ch ase at St Orange Coast. two more yacht Petersburg. Fla. c lubs will stage opening day At high noon on April 16 Ip ceremonies along with com· polito figured he had it made as petilive regattas . h~ zoom~ for the finish line in THE DANA POINT Yacht his 95-mile per hour 38:foot Cl ub and the Capistrano Bay Scarab. Mich~lob Light. with a Yacht Club both will celebrate -10·.boa.Ll.e.Agth lead _over the --MW.son-openin~i~ secood place boat and plenty <?f Sunday Capo BYC will also bold hones-left under the hatch or his a Jun ior series for Sabot and boat. L11Ser~es and 1>PYC1s tnvtt· LEADING BILL V Marl.In with only 15 miles to go in the Swift Claasic. Ippolito failed to see a large cruiser crossing his course -and apparently the skipper of the cruiser was unaware of lbe two onrushing.race boats mg. dinghy sailors to compete in the first race or its Dinghy Ser ies on Saturday. _... To round out the activities. the South Shore Yacht Club will send women sailors into com- petition in the Boswell Memorial race on Saturday In other Southern Cahrom1 a Yachting Association areas. t;os Angeles;bJ'n:g-Benb' ALAMITOS BAY YACHT CLUB -Cinco de Mayo race (Saboll Saturday . CABRILLO BEACH YACHT CLUB -Cabrillo Se.ries No. 2. llOR. PHRF. MORA. MORF> starts S<:aturduy . LOS ANGE LES YACHT CLUB -Macho Small Bout RcJ{a tla <Finn. Laser. 470. 5.0.51 Saturday. Sunday. H UNTlNGTON HAR BOliR YACHT CLUB -Tournament or Champ1orn; <Lido-141 Saturday. Sunday. San.ta Monica Ba) KING HARBOR YA CHT CLUB -Spinnaker Series No. 2. Saturday. WJNOJAMMl:RS YACHT CLU 8 MacCamt!ron Jones Scriei; No. 3: Duke Jones Senei, No 3. Saturday. Sunday. San Dtego CORONADO CAYS YACHT CLU B -Classic Spring Sen es. Saturday. MI SSION BAY YACHT CLUB Sprmg Series I all classes 1 Sunday. OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB Spring Series <Sabol! Sunday. SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB - Hussong Trophy race <Cal·2S 1 Sunday: Fleet Cha mpionship ICu l-201 Sunday. Spring Series < Etchells-221 Saturday. Sunday: Rounds Series <Int. 1101 Satur- day. S unday: Filet Series tSol· 1ng 1 Saturda y · Blue Star eliminations. Saturday. Sunda)': Sabol Mother" Day Regatta Sunday SANTA CLARA RACING AS- OCt A TlON'" St>rmg 5eries <all classes> Sunday. - SILVER GATE YACHT cr~v.s. Opening Day. Sunday: Spirit Serles <T:Btrdl -Saturd'a~:-Sun· day. SOUTHWEST£RN YACH~ CLUB -Guadalupe lsleod race. s ta rts Saturday: Opening Day, Sunday . North and Inland ANACAPA YACHT CLUB - A 11 Fleets Day. Saturday. SANTA BARBARA YACHT CLUB' Spring Series No. 3 fhandlcap I Saturday: Spring Series .No. 3 <one-design 1 Sun day. SAN LUlS YACHT CLUB Spring Series No. 3. Sunday Tbe huge wake of lhe cruiser caught Mi chelob LiRht just right seftdlng lt mto a !Ong skip an<i then a 360-degree ~pin at 90 mph. Cre wmen Bobby Moore and Jack Stuteville escaped injury but Ippolito was sh aken up sever ely when thrown out of the cockpit. The boat hit the water so hard that it caved in one side or the Kevlar hull. Martin went on to win the race and earn a tJe with Ippolito for the U.S. high point standings. LAST YEAR, Jppoltto. then driving Beroie Little's rirst A1lheuser Bldch Natural Light. went into the final race or the year With a lead only to break down, finishing second ror the year, San Diegan Wins Fin;t Soling Race . Before the Swift race 1t was generally conceded that it would be the pacesetter for the 1978 U.S. offshore power boat racing season . but several of the top contenders ran into trouble. Early leader Rocky Aoki <who also raced at Newport Beach J spun out. defending national champion Preston Henn did not start. It now appears that the March 13 Bacardi race out of Miami will give ()bserve rs a m ore accurate reading on what is to come this season IN THE BACARl)l race Henn will be out to equal the record of three straight wins esta blished by BiU Wishnick of New York in 1969-70.71. Henn will be al the wheel or Anheuser Busch Natur.al Ugbt. In the llus hm1lls race at Newport Beach Henn lost a hind· jolot on one of his outdrlve engines and spun out. Light winds and overcast skies greeted the 35 cr ews which showed up on the starting line off Newport Beach Thursday for the first race of the Soling Class North American Championship regatta hosted by Newport Harbor Yacht Club Robbie Haines of San Diego was the winner. beating former Olympic gold medalist Buddy Melges of Zenda. Wisc. to the weather mark and never relin· quishing the lead. THE BEST FIVE of six series is being sailed over an Olympic course and the regatta is being scored under the Olympic penal· ty point system . Following Melges across tbe fi nish line was Bill Abbot of Canada and rourth was Hans Fogh. defending champion Crom Canada who also placed third in the world ch ampion s hip io Brazil earlier this year. In fifth place was Wa lly Springstead . San Diego. THE SOUTHERLY winds never exceeded eight knoll dur· . Governor's Cup Changes Listed The Balboa Yacht Club is considering chang- ing t.be format of Its Governor's Cup junior match race series to include 16 boats, including the hosl club. The Governor's Cup is scheduled July 6-7·8 and a"'4!ady 11 entries have been received with more to come. TMGri8iDtl intention this year was to have 12 clubs comoete. When invitations were issued .to 21 clubs eetlfer in the year the first 11 were accepted and 1cknowledged, according to Mark Hughes. chairman. The Ont clubs lo' respond were Newport Harbor Ya~bt Club, Monterey Peninsula Yacht Club, Sant.a .Barbara Yacht Club. Bahia Corinthian Yacht Qub, Long Beach Yacht Club. Richmond Yacht ChJb St. Francls Yacllt Club. Mission Bay V 1cllt Club 9nd the Fl. Worth (Tex.> Boat Club. mg the race which took three hours lo sail. Others In the first to in order ot finish were : 6. Maurice Rat· tray Jr . Seattle: 7. Jim Beatty. Toronto. Canada; 8. Jack Dolla hite .and Steve Dietrich. Newport Beach ; 9. J e-rry Rumsey. San Francisco. 10. Jim Coggan. Tiburon. C0tntal lt'ftltMr P•rll• <_., toniQllt ...., Selunf•'f mwn1no be<onuno '"°'""'••Cr S11Urel41r .. ,.r,_,., liQlll vtl'llllllt winos nlQllt Md morn1119 "91>'~. HltM S.turOay In 1"9 mkS 10\. eo.1t•I ~•lures .,in ranee .,.._ s. ...., 10. llllafl!ll ~·'-will renot •i.een '6 .,.ci IS. The ... ,.,....,. .. _ wtll llt 60. S-,M .. -.TIU. Se<OM- SK-..... First !Ow "'"' hllfl SK--Second lllQI' 'SATUllDAY SUNOAY Cl.I se l :•S•.m. ~.\ •:'6•.m. •.1 J ·20 P.m. I.I •.:n p.m. 5.¥ Flnltow •:23•.m. 011 First IM9fl IO;J7 a.m. 4 O St<oncl-J.41o.m. 1,. SecOftO 111911 10:02p.m. S.I Sun rlws•.OOt.m., *''•JtD,l!t. Mocwlrf-S:Ua.m.ats•:a-. ... OtlMr entries have been received from San Dle10. Coronado, Oceanside. Cabrillo Beach, CaJlfornia, South Shore and S.n Franctaco yacht Trousers by Corbin Ltd. eh1M. Jail 'Rlace to Cram' , ROCKY tUVER. Ohlo <AP> -A college student convicted of dl'opplng his pants ln a Cleveland.area A1taurant has been praised by the Judie who Jailed him for not bottoming out on his trades. • Doaa1d J • .Jacquet, 2t. a st.lldenl at Cuyahoga CommUJllty~Colleff, •s>ent four d1y1 tn J•U crammlq tor .bia exams and flDlJbed with a 3..2 arad• "* awrQe ...,. about a B-sal•. "~ we mick • 1ood lludent out of you." aoekr ,_ Municipal Judae WlWam Mccrone aald a be nned Jacquet for at~ that followed U. panu.41opptn1 Incident •&JiJJ *' llOt a bad place to cram after all." Plaids and solids all WC)Ol or Dacron/wool blends. Just riaht to complement your Blazer or sport coats. __ t INSI DE: •Out 'N' About •Movie Reviews · ·Galleries •Music Reviews Fr!Qay, May!> 1978 ipants (]p • ID O.lly Pilot PNCO• llY Lie P•YM MARINE CORPS MAJ. JAY CRAIG GOES AIRBORNE AFTER BACKWARD STEP OFF CH-46 HELICOPTER Santa Ana and San Diego Freeways Are 3,500 Feet Below In Practice for El Toro Air Show 'Carmen' Productio11 OCC Cast Equal to Cha~.enge Oran~c Cousl College's fearles~ f'~ive Penny Opera l'omp~111y has tackled "Carmen.·· one of the most d1ff1cult orwra~ I<> pull off, pn.>c·1sely bt'caui.e 1t is so popular. .\flt'r all. when most of the audit'ncc is famiUar with nol om• hut half a dozen outstanding recordings. it·s hard to ac - cept unything lc~s than perfection from the players. I IOWCVCr, Jt IS a Cn•dit to the unusually talented JJOO) of young opera singers in Orange County that the leading players in U\e production continuing tonight and Saturda~· prove equal to the cha llcnj:!e. 'Fhat isn't to s ay it doesn 't have its faults. Basically, tht.' leading players. with one outstanding exception, are stronger singers than actors. The supporting cast member-. arc better actors than s ingers. BUT ONLY A rlltp1ckmg opera goer would quibble when :J community college 1s able to pull off such a vocall ~ po" erful production. directed both music all~ and o n '\la(?t' h~· lh<! talented Carole Roe Iler. In the pivotal title roll' t~ J oie Bucknum. a \ eteran of ~l elodyland Theatcr ancl numerous opera and light opera p ro<I uctions Fortunately for OCC. Miss Bucknum is a skilled ac- tress with just the right earthy quality Lo make the f<Jith- les~ gypsy believable. She's also superb vocally. Armando Sierra as Don .Jose displays the stron.g. flexible tenor voice that may well win him a place ~ome dCJy on the international opera stage. Sierra. wan- ner of the Metropolitan Opera Western Rt'gional Auch- \ ions m 1975. is a delight to the ear. MARV lfURZELER BRINGS to lht· parl of Micaela a s uitably sw~et presence and a lovely soprano voice thal loses none of its clear qualily in the lower or hiJ!her re· g 1s lers. Michael McCormack performs well as EscamUlo but !-.eems to strain in the lower register. EUie Robinson, John Palafoutas, Roger Staley, Carolyn Capalbo. Lori D'ltri and David F . Lyon provide spirited harkup . .N1colino furticella is especially amusing as El Remendado <Jnd Felicia .Joan Hernandez dis plays a strong sta~e presence as Mercedes. .James Bertholf makes clever use of draped fabric in his St'ts. J h s LIJ:{htmg is appropriate and unobtrusive. "Carmen" plays today and Saturday at 8 p.m . al the OCC Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa. Tickets a r e $2. Fossil Day Schednled At Museum, . .. at El Tor Crack\Sky Divers, . 'AngelS'(\ Featured By J ERRY llERTENSTEI~ and turned their backs to t~c . r ' Otllle O•llY Pilot Sl.tll :-, k ~· • Capt. Smith. at the front of Lhc "The minute you st~p off the craft, ran to the back, did jl tailgate you are gon~. \dance an front of his two '}>eel's Manne Corps MaJ Jay Craa~ and each or the three jumped. had made that obscn·at1on an Gatewood. who has jumeed hour before he. LOok a backward nr 2,000 tames, had earlier !at hop o!f .\he tailgate or a CH-46 I ~1de the helicopter as ii St'a K nigh\ helicollter at 3.500 a. ·ended alter takeoff. talking feet to he others. He wore a wt\)te lie was right. JU p ~uit with large yellow He was gone Dropped out of s trtrus and a black helmet, Mghl. Wor War ll vintage. But in what \\as only a fev. '"It Elmer Fudd," Mahoney, ~econds he reapµeared some <Jas the te· 's orricial photographer, tance downwind. a red. white and s aid, pa\nting and laughing. blue parachute b1l10Y. in~ ubovc M ahOl'fY had a blue helmet him with a camera mounted on the front. Ile trig~ers the camera by biting on a shutter release cord. The quartet of divers wai·CQn· stantly checking main and re- serve chute packs, weighing,40 µoundi.. doing knee bends or lean· in~ out the open t.op half ot a s1rlcdoortostudy wind condUJons . . , ONCE THE craft had leveled out al 3,500 to prepare for the nrst jumper. Capt. Smith tossed 01,Jl two 18·foOl yellow wind ' dr1fl indicalort _ :.~ -::....::.__ _ 'fhey are used. he explained. to 1gauge hoYr far upwind tbe 1urrlp should ~ ntttde from the tart.ct THEY ILL use the same choppers ey jumped from lasl Maj. Cra g, for the ·•photo Monday. ~ lcao" shar d the twin-en~ine copter with Capt. Gatewood Sm ilh of t e Marine Corps llclicopler Kr Station , Santa Ana. Starr Sgt. Mark Smith of El Toro and . vy 2nd Class Jere my Mahon , San Die Ro. They were m the first of two 1dent.ical helico er~ The lead c,;o per, following Maj. Cra1iz ·s ap. made a :.econd pass o r th<' 1ump target near the nwa~ at the main terminal of I Toro But this time 1t as hight•r 6.500 feet. A CLOUD bank h moved in. Capt. Smith waited r a "hole" in what looked like la ge balls or cotton. Sgt. Smith an Mahoney moved to the edge or '\ t.UIRate G~tcwood. on the ground. , afte his 1ump. played with his daug t1..•r's t~ddy bear and said he fe satisfied with the after noon 's worl. "We accomplished what we wanted," he said. And althQ).&~ he adm1 led to having some ap- prehensl\n when he made j~ Tirst ju~ many parachutes ago. he aid. "It's fun. I feel ·secure a have faith in the thing is and hat to do.·· equipmcnt~Jt becomes a reflex action. Yo know where every. "I've trie JUSl about ~very· thing, scu a diving. racinR motorcycles~his is the best form or free ught." said Maj. CraiJ?, who ad Its to having had ~ome clo~e cal i.. 11~ wear~ ;.i \pack that has a 11111ck reh·a~e ' mechanism to dump thl' mnin chute if it faib bl'for<.' the rc!>C opens. "You are fre falling when you cut away fr the main," he said. The mi um poirtt if parachuter can c ut way is l ,800 feet. (SeeSKV DIVER ~ ...... _-.._.........,...,.........,_,,,., OOPSl-Capt. Gatewood Smith, top. a:~ Sgt. Mark srni unrelated, spread the1r arms to beiin free·f a.ll maneu in preparollon forSaturdny and Sunday air show. ... , OM.YP'tlOT . .. ' lduale ranclnJ h'om rock, cla.sa1cal. ucred and "comtry pickm" will be featured l.n cooc.rtl this weekend 1md next week In the Ora.nee Coast uea. To Subscribe ToVOUR . Community " Newspaper CALL . 842·4321 -· .Olte« er Colleu ·. DAILY PILOT ~~ DI.._ PLAYHOU$1 ::: ,,"'::::. DOM"TDRIMI THE WATER ....,.., ... 979.5511 r----•vnunu·ee>UfOM•---.. ,·-· ~~~°=~~ s 12• I I .. llEG. 1.79! I I GRAND OPENING SPECIAL I I OffH IXl'IW MA y J t. lt71 IJIM 2 I I AUBT$ON-S sHOPPtHG c&.ra... I A' ADAMS' 9AOOI01UAST I I ,._ 1714J tU.JlJ4 Willie Aames. co-atar ol "Ei&tlt is Enough" will •1~ Qut of character" wbeiJ he performs wrth two rock groups ln benefit copcerts for the Oran1e Coast Collete Coaat Master Chorus. The first is scheduled t.oni8ht at 8:30 at Cook Auditorium at Anaheim Hlah School. The rock groups are Paradlse and the Liberty Studios Litht Orchestra. The second concert i1 slated for 8:30 p.m. Thursday, May 11 ln Lhe OCC Auditorium, 2701 FJirview Road, Costa Mesa. ProcfJeda will be used to fund the Coast Mast.er Chorus European aum· mer trip. Monday. The Romtros. class teal 1uitar quartet, wlll play at I p.m. in the OCC Auditorium . Tickets are SS. U and $3. •The quartet includes Celedonio Romero and sons Celin, Pepe and Aneel. Tbe Baloeb·Waltz Trio wiU play chamber music at 8 p.m. today In room 101 or the Sad· dleback College's Fine Arta complex. Performers are violinist Endn! Balogh, cellist John Walz and pianist Rosemary Hyler. Ad· !"lisslon to the event on the Mission Viejo campus 1s free. A premiere performance or Gustav Mahler's "Das Klagende Lied" is scheduled by the William Hall Chorale Saturday at Chapman College in Orange. Other Mahler pieces are included in the 8: 15 p.m. concert at Memorial Auditorium. 333 N. Glassell st. Tickets are $2 general, Sl students and senior citlzen.s. Chamber music will be featured when the Irvine Conservatory of Music Faculty Chamber players perform ft3~ p.m. Sunday. The ~ert la scheduled at the University United Methodist Church, University and Culver drlves. Irvine. Marianne Whltmyer will play nute, Richard Brightman oboe. Charles Atkinson clarinet, Kay Brightman busoon and Micah Levy horn. The concert choir. Madrigal singers and ch am tier singers of UC Irvine wUJ perform In a 4: 15 p.m. Sunday concert at St. Joachim's Catholic Cburcb, l.964 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. Ticketa are $1.50 general admission. $1 students andaeniorcltizens. DAN CRARY, A "flatplcker" will be featured soloiat at Sunday's banjo-fiddle contest at Cal State Fullerton. Crary will perrorm at noon at "Dumbo Downs," the fenced athletic field oo Gymnasium Campus Drive. The event Is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ·with competition planned in aeveral categories. In· formation870.2414. -JHUA ... L&.ilrfl'M I \ • TAGCMIT•AIH:Oe«•H. &.:a------===-----~ FOSSIL DAY SCHEDULED ••• l maglne kettles of hearty soup 41 (From Page cu A cracked mortar. which the Montgomerys simmering over open hearths. • and Lori Engstrom say was owned by an Indian I crusty rolls still warm from brick fosslls and skeletal remains or animals that or tbe Capistrano tribe, sits on the base in which ovens ... the ambience of a r~T1rr;;:;1 Orange Cou6 nty 160 million years ago, the atone is embedded. Mrs. En~atrom is also a French country Inn. The Pleasant ~ w open from 1 a .m. to 3 p.m. member of the board and a lialson with the Peasanr serving your favorire Dr. Larry Barnes. a reputed expert on large museum· and Newport-Mesa School Diltrict. f'ntroe and delightful lunches from marine animals, will present a 1 p.m. lecture at "Indian custom dictated that when a tribe : a blackboard mf'nu. complemenred ..-1._1 DNlili ·the museum. His topac will be "Fossil Marine member died bis possessions were broken so ~ ~==~rates· or the Southeast Los _Angeles they too. 'Wuld dn. •"-the.Jvonpy ....... , .... drnund~" by.an-exqw6itepastry selec.tion • ....: -·v--11• -..,,. -~.,.... --1"1:!~~J.!:':~~~ii'-"W~ hope people will bring thlngs-tbey b~ve -Lo#a~ils in tl)e stone are lS million years "251 Martingale Way, Newport Beach found In their backyard. There will be scientists old, according to the Montgomerys. The rook Rnervatt0ft9: 955-2755-ber.--.to.help them Identify remains," Pet said. was part of a reef or that. •le c~lled a Topanga For Your FRENCH BREAKFAST with croissants, brioches, quiches, etc. 225 Marine Ave. Balboa Island 673-4001 There will also be a fossil jewelry sale formation. The reer crops out in the Mission benefiting the foundaUon. Viejo area. The Eastbluff fossils are ·in Palos Verdes sand. That determines how old they are, Bob Montgomery, rast president or the foundation, said. The labe comes from the peninsula of the same name where levels or the earth were accurately da't~ during searches for oil. There are over ~ species at the bluffs location, now 100-feet above seal level. Bob said. AN INTERESTING FOSSILS piece, a· pectenrees, sits in the Bay View school yard. It was found in the 1940s by a Dana point potter on the O'Neil Ranch along the Ortega Highway, four miles east of San Juan Capistrano, the Montgomerys said. The potter used it as a "gate" to his business. It was moved to its current spot a year ago when a shopping center put the potter out of business. The fossil stone is 15-feet Wide~ 5-feet high. weighing 7,000 pounds. And the pectenrees came with a bonus. Introducing our SUNDAY BRUNCH ONE OF THE MOST interesting exhibits inside the two.room museum are bones from a Mastadon uncovered in 1962 while excavating for new homes in Mesa Verde. The 1,00().year-old'bones are on loan Crom the Costa Mesa Historical Society. There are many sheHs on display. whale vertebrae, an ammonit.e and petrified wood. Wood from an avocado tree SO million years old is at the mu~um. Another exhibit relates ln models how early Indians. who 7.000 years ago sunned themselves on the beach then in the Eastbluf( area, hunted game. THEY WERE MEMBERS o( the Gabrielino tribe and of the Shoshone language group. And there are numerous other items. Fossil Day, Peg said, "is a wonderful opportunity to get in a time machine and see an Ice Age zoo. Many people Just don't realbe the archaeological history of Orange County." -Jerry Hertenstein SKY DIVERS ... <From Page Cl> Maj. Craig wouldn't say how far he was from earth when he bad to use the procedure during a recent "cl05e call" at Lake Elsinore. "You lose 1,000 feet every five seconds. ralling at 176 feet per second," he said. "Lots or jumpers have been found (dead) with the reserve chute out." Marine lat Lts. Walt Freed and Chris Peascoe piloted the lead helicopter in the photo session. Sgt. Daniel Stanford was crew chief. The chop· per that followed, carrying photographers, was piloted by Capt. George Busfield and 1st Lt. Rob Borgatti with Cpl. Randy ZmudJca crew chief. CAPT. SCO'ITY GALLAM, 2nd Lt. Hank Bungay and Starr Sgt. David Teague, were the other Jumpers. The akydivlng-parachute team will perform at 1:30 p.m. each day of the air show. The skydivers will cross track and free fall at 200 mph, wearing purple smoke bombs on their ankles. A star burst will also be part of the exhibit before chutes open. The N~'s Blue An1els are scheduled to Oy ~heir tight nnationa and do other precision ny. ingat2: . Carolyn Salisbury, Riverside, and Steve Nelson, San Diego, will do aerobatic flying. Nelaon la scheduled at 1 p.m., Ms. Salisbury at 2. There wU1 alao be special around displays in· eluding ''lifting bodies" to De used as space shuttles by the National Aeronautics and Space Admlni4traUon. .. MISCELLANY 2 Plays Slated For Kills A double bill. "The Pied Piper" and ··Th~ Shoemaker and the Elves'' will be presented at the Fountain Valley Com muntty Theater beginnlns tonight. The plays for children are scheduled for 7 :30 p.m. today and Friday. May 12. Matinee shows .,..,.._.. at 2:30 are scheduled STAR DUE Saturday and Sunday as Bette Davia well as May 13, 14 and May 20 and 21. Veteran Film Star ToTal,k Wendy Stapleton plays the role of the piper. The townspeople ctre portfayed by Chick O'Connor, Howard Daniels, Scott Homer. Marilyn Fix . Susan Schirmes. Susan Blan· . ton and Becky Lowell. Actress Bette Davis Colletee Schnelder, Paul will appear In a one· M I I I e r • W e n d e evening performance DeBarros. Marc Sterl- highlighting her screen ing, Tina Jones and career "Belle Davis -Scott Williams are the In Person and On Film" rats. at 8 p.m. next Thursday. The event is scheduled for the 3.100-seat Ter· race Theater at the Long Beach Performing Ar~ Center, Ocean and Linden avenues. Tickets are $10, $8.50 and $7.50. TOM PENDERGAS'I Is cast as the shoemaker In the story of a poor shoemaker befriended by ~Ives. The theater is at 18280 Mount Baldy Circle Fountain Valley. THE VILLAGE GALLERY -...n.er......,-. .............. 0., !Hf U~lAIRS oownsrn1RS GAllfHY lhe collcct1\~ \\Orh of HAROLD FRANK May 6. 197!1 -June 8. 1978 C1alkrv Hour..-W~ -~un .• 12 pm-.) pm f-ri & S.1 nitth" 1 pm·IO pm I 550 ~o Col\t """". La11una Buell. 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Created co e"preH Southern C.llfomlA'• unique MnM of style and llvtn1 -the a.ck.bay. IUlt for you. I I 0 .. 49c !I 29c: ...... 3 : !.-----~':'~~--_!L_.:-:-~=:_J " OUT 'N' ABOUT l , I Friday, May 5, 1978 ·DAILY PILOT -o 2 New Newport Beach Restaurants Previewed , ... 'Samurai ]uggkr' Hig1di1rht of Japanese Spot; A.ntlwny's Features Eastern Seafood Two new and newsworth1 restaurants in Newport Beach are Benihana of Tokyo and An· thony's Pier 2. Although we've yet t.o dine al either spot, a lit.tle advance scouting has turned up a few facts. On the basis of what was learned during "these brief encounters we're greatly looking forward t.o our own close;full-scale surveys. Localed at 42.SO Birch St., west or MacArthur Boulevard on the corner of Corin· thlan Way, Benihana is a Newport edition or the Internationally famous restaurant chain founded by prominent Japanese sports, busi- ness and philanthropic personality, Rocky Aoki. · The Newport opening marked the 37th restaurant in an operation ranging from New York City to Melbourne. Australia. Other Southern California locations include Encino. Marina del Rey and Beverly Hills. SPECIALIZING IN JAPANESE leppanyaki cooking, Benihana's featured attraction is serv- ing diners counter-style around a heated hibachi table/grill. And there's no question about who's the star or this production. A master chef -"samurai juggler," if you will -enters, bows graciously to his audience and the show begins. Wielding his knife with calculated control, he dazzles patrons with feats of legerdemain wherein seafood, steak and vegetables all dance to the tempo set by his flashlng, razorsharp blades. Once the ingredients have been s liced they're grilled and cut into bite·size pieces. Ac· companying dishes are a clear soup and salad. To complement a meal there's also soft samisan music; and attentive, kimono-clad ~aitresses who attend drinking needs with plum wine, sake and special libations served in sculptured cups. ARCHITECTURE AND DEC.OR reflect the charm of a Japanese garden. Noteworthy .... -------------.. I · J) /,k Chinese Cuisine 1 lealures 1.ncl\,ldc colorlul tiles and other import- ed Japanese artifacts, wooden crossbeams and a bridged pool. Benihanu 's seating cu pacity is 144 amQllg 18 hibachi tables. The re's also i multilevel cocktail lounge which can accommodate 115 for nightly entertainment. Out 'N About ----Norman Stanley The best way to enjoy this restaurant - based on experience elsewhere -is to go with a group of friends. Otherwise you '11 share your ta· ble with strangers (not lo overlook the fact that some people might fmd that socially slimul at· mg). Benihana or Tokyo/Newport Reach is open daily for lunch <tnd dinner. Telephone: 955·0822. ••• NOT TOO SURPRISINGLY, a former New Yorker cited the stand up oyster bar -"serv· ing, believe IL or not, fresh eastern oysters and clams" -as one or the special features we shouldn't miss at the new Anthony's Pier 2. Located ut 103 N. Bayside Dr .. about a quarter or a mile inland from Pacific Coast Highway on Newport's Back Bay,' the round purple and salmon·colorcd restaurant has been t'Omplelely refurbished and redecorated since it was Duffy's. . Charlie lll\'l'7ZO, Anthony's principal. has instituted a mt•nu with dinners ranging in pnce from $4.95 to SlO 95. This vaJ"ie6 b11J of-fare in- c I ttdes numernus seafood entrees, S(\lads, • desserts and vintage wines along with USDA prime aged beet. Top seafood s elections, we were told, in- clude fresh Lake Superior whitefish, the fish- erman's platter, Anthony's supreme. coqullle St. Jacque. fried eastern scallops, fried shrimp\ and salmon salsa verde. , SPECIALTY OF THE HOUSE is the seafood feast, tabbed at $10.95. It consists of Maine lobster, ~hrimp, crab, clams and scanops served over a bed of lingulni with special sauce and other shell fls h. A season special of the menu is the "spring festival of scallops," tabbed at $6.95. It includes a choice of clam chowder Qr marina salad. homemade popovers and a choice or stuffed scallops, scallop kebob or scallop au gratin. Dd'n Lutz, the executive chef at Anthony's Pier 2, hails from the well·known Sign of the Doves restaurant in New York City, a spot that has consistently won top gourmet awards. Adjoining the new restaurant's dining area 1s Mad Anthony's, a disco where dancers can give vent to their fever any night of the week. Dinner gets under way daily at S p.m.; Sunday brunch is served from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Heservations: 640-5123. • • • C INCO DE MAVO, m case you haven't checked your calendar, is with us today. Com- me morating the victory of the Mexican troops over thl' .French in a battle led by General Ignacio Zaragoza al the forts of Guadelupe and Loretto, in 18f.3. this yl'ar's celebration is likely to carry on through the entire weekend. One could go all out, of course, and note the occasion by ever y means from a rousing bullfight to nothing more taxmg than a quiet l.1esta. But the best way lo get into the ~pirit is 10 .sit down to a s avory me.al oi.. one of the world's truly great cuisines. ~ • --... Partaklne of empanada, enchiladas, chile ~ rellenos, buevQs r ancheros or what have you is ~ an unbeatable way t-0 share the fun and frolic of { Cinco de Mayo with our Spanish-speaking , friends ¥d neighbors. • And bereabouts diners couldn't have a finer ' choice of · Mexican restaurants. Who needs f Guadalajara, Cuernavaca or Puerto Vallarta? ~ Some of the area 'i; top Mexican spots bound ! to enhance the holiday mood include Don Jose, \ 9093 E . Adams, Huntington Beac~; Verdugo's, • 3850 S. Plaza Dr .. NE corner of Sunflower atid : Bear, South Coast Village; Cano's, 2241 Jt' • Coast Highway, Newport Beach; Red OnMe\, : 16060 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, 23732 ~. Toro Road, El Toro; 25052 Del Prado, Dar,.-;• Point; Mltla, 547 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa; ~ti~ Casa, 296 E . 17th St., Costa Mesa; 105 Main St.~· Balboa. •• Maybe you have another favorite. In anyt: case, get out this weekend to enjoY some of the. festivity and food that traditionally marks th1~: major Mexican fiesta. · t CSF Finale ... .~ ,. •' Mystery Pia~ _., "Ten Llttle Indians," a mystery by Agatfla ~ Christie, will play next Wednesday through May i~ 14 and May 16 lhf-ough·21 at Cal State Fullerton. All performances except those on Sundays are • at 8 p.m. Sunday curtain is at 5 p.m. ~ Or. Donald A. 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MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL EVENTS :I • BRUN04 9:00 -2:30 ·1 Champagne brunch from 11 a.rn. to 2:30; Mother's Day Dinner served from 4 p.m. Musical Performance On The Waterfront By Davis High School (Utah) Madrigals From 1 I 00 • 1 2 00 ! • 118Dlllt11 ~ DINNER • MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW Century Plaza Hotel, Century City (21 3) 277-1840 4:00 -10:00 -: Complementary Orchids For Her, Good • Fooo and Pleasant Surroundings For All • ; 60 Fashion Island, Newport Center (714) 644-4811 •Hen"et11N1s Accepted i 3010 LaFAYEtrf, ftEWPORT BEACll 71't-d7S-S777 : ... MEET ~EAT THE PLAZA! There ic. an ('xtra <;pecidl discovery awailing vou and your family and friends at the new California Pl-1za It 1., d nt>w concept comhming rdaxed outdoor dmmg and l'ntcr:tamment with California sunshine -an Od'-15 m tht> midst of busy Orange Counl~· The beautiful nC'w outdoor restauranl has eurlv California Mrhileclure and de.,ign with lush land'>caping. colorful imported tile and sparkling fount111ns to prnvldt> the ~rfect atmosphere for a ca~ual lunch or simply a relaxed visit with friends over a snack or refreshing glac;c; of b<?l'r or California i.vine. Selections from th<> popular California Plaza menu Int lude unusual sandwiches and · salads plus original soup recipes and tempting der;serts. The California Plaza Is located at 7711 Beach Boulevard in Buena Park (adjacent to world famous Movleland Wax Museum) To make the wellkend af1ernoons even more special. guests wlll enjoy MP1aza Concerts" each Saturday and Sunday £rom l to 5 pm If<; the perfect afternoon- enJoying delicious rood and great music undPr thi? warm California sun. .......... > ....... ~ Open every day at 11 a.m.- Convenlent. free parking. For group reservations and Information about semi-private or private parties, receptions and meetings. ~~a call 714{522-ll54. -t • . ., -· .• • .... • ;. •• •• .. • •• •• ... ,..• ... • .• • ... ' ... •!• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •.I ••• ••• I ALBUM REVIEWS ~altlen S/;)ragan CiENUINE CHINESE MAHOARJN DISHES Speciofi~ing In P1inest A La Qrte Dishes ·2121 ...... .....c. LUNCH-otNNER DAILY Food to T• OUt U :30AM.to10 P.M. COITA*SA 60.71'2 ...... ., ... NOWIN NEWPORT 'NEW ENGLAND CLAMBAKE •3• FOOD AND .. DIMCTOR-fOltt&lY Of FAMED tlUWl'l-•'••" IMllO CARY! YOU11Wll 181RY IOl'S DIY ANGEL QUINTET'S LARGEST ALBUM HAS 'WARMEO-OVER BOSTON FEEL' r Angel Not Quite Bot By MICHAEL PASKEviCH Of IM Oll41f '1i. Maff A selective guide to some recent album re· leases: . Angel, "Wblte Hot," Casablanca (NBLP 7085). Wha t a bunch pf cuties (or .. heavenly bodies" accordlng to the promo material), but ' Angel, despite signs of improvement on 1ts fourth effort, still has a long way to go to be a viable contender in the heavy rock sweepstakes. The quintet's vibrant remake of the Rascals!-''Ain+-Gonna-Eat Out-My Hent Anymore" is the briaht spot, the re&t of the matenal succumbina lo wllmaainalive guitar fiftsTrom Purikf"Meadows and cold and distant production from Eddie Leonetti. E rtanl stabs at melody are evident but the band has litUe viewpoint,and the whole affair has a warmed·over Bost.on feel. The~ la aome solace in the fact that the music busfhess has no sexual bias when it comes to packaging acts on looks and hype. Angel plays Long Beach on Saturday. Stanley Clarke, ..,Modem Mu,'' Nemperor <JZ 35303) The hoUest jazz bassist around has taken e~ry mislate r-rom his flrst three solo albums • -hackneyed ''statement," directionless mood movements and his own vocal weaknesses - and c rammed Ulem all onto side one of lhia dis- more effect.lve with pianist Chick Corea), he must find s ome focus for his considerable talents; and someone must tell hJm to keep his mouth shut. EUa James. "Deep la Tile Night," Warner Bros. (BSK 3156) One ol Ule most soulful blues sln&ers around teams up with producer J erry Wexler and af10e backup band, but the r esults are surprisingfy tepid. · Tb~tty vocal cha rms_th~make ftf~ames a ropnolCh llve peiformer are 1ost ln un- aggressive arrangements and poorly selected material. Whoever decided that she should take on the Eagles' "Take Jt to the Limits," Alice Cooper's "OnJy Women Bleed" or-try lo top Jania Joplin's version of "Piece of My Heart" is -primarily to blame. NJek Lowe, "Pure Pop For Now P.ople," Columbia (JC 35329). The title really says it all on this solo debut from the British preducer of new wavers like Elvis CosteJ(o, Catchy and coy, IJuitarlat/stnaer Lowe pens bright melodies and lyrics on topics ranging from Hitler to the tun of going to seo the Bay City Rollers ht concert. CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT 32I02 COMT HWY. LAGUNA NICJUEt.. CMC-V-.,,._.• 499-2626 4M-5n3 South Coa1C'1 Flneet Cuieine IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT ~ S'l'ORC~-c.t:> ~-~1) r~-~~~JIBSTAIJBARf Jo1,N us~FoR OUR-., SUNDAY BRUNCH 10:00 A-M. • 2:00 P.M. Please C.all for Rawvcittons I ENTBTAIMMIMT MICHTL T t I 10142 Adams {Near 8mJlchurst) ~,,Ill ~ .... t;= •:;. __ ~ appointing effort. ·· Clarke's special brand of throbbing fusion salvages side two but it's hardly sufficient. IC Clarke wishes to pur3ue a solo career (he's Harl rock fans will hate the absence of screaming guitar solos and new wave fans might be depressed over Lowe's Jack of anger. Those in between will love it. Lowe rounds out the Elvis CostelJo/Mink D& Ville bill at the San· la Monica Civic May 3oth. Huntingtol\ Beach 963-7820 al Utm a.lllNIT a. (TIC) MM123 MOTHEKS DAY · BUFFET ~~~t Bed ~Glazed Ulm -f~t Lamb W fresh Salads&. Much More ~Decorative Marriott Ice Canin~ W Marriott's famous Twin Pianos Compliment31y Snapshot for Each P;irty Our family holiday dJnners are becoming a tradition. Please malce your raemtlon1 now. t7l4) 641MOOO ut. 6106 U8rrlott® H:tJ & mnts Oub -wwwec• ow .....,_,,1.,.9'.la MUM'S THE WORD . A Special Dinner, for a Very Special Lady. · • A Sumptuous Buff et Dinner ' • Holiday Cocktails •Special Holiday Music Sunday, May 14 lO:OOam to S:OO pm The Plaia Ballroom For Rllemt!ona cail 450-4262 and Ille for PeiiY .r ~TM ~~T PLAZA MOTEi: IN~COUNTY Art Contest Winne.rs Told Irvine's J eanine Breaker has won top prize in the California Print and Drawing Ex- hibition at Guggenheim GaJJery at Orange's Chapman Collete. She received $500 for her graphite drawing ''.Mariposa." Second went to Fred R. Parker of Eureka for his pencil renderinr. BAND ABOARD SHIP Newport Beach's Bii Band, d1rected by Jobn Lindfors. will ~rfonn aboard tbe S.S. Catalina at the Lido Village Boat Show this weekend. The m iddle school youths, SpODSOred by the city's Harbor, Park and Recreation Department, Will play jan and honky tonk from G to 8 o'cJock tonight and from 11 e.m. to 1 P~m. Saturday and SUDday. ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST & FINEST! ... ·HONGKONG Chinese Restaurpnt BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE BEER• WINE• TAKE OUT HOC~U~S; J 1:00 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. DAILY 170 BAKER STREET COSTA MESA, CAL . IN THE Mf,SA NORTH SHOPPING CENTER PHONE (714) 557·2882 PLUS MONDAY THAU THURSDAY SPECIALS (Fri., Sat •• Sun., "tll6p.m.) MAHI MAHI •••.••••••••• 4.45 GRILLID SEA BAh ••.•• 4.45 ~81"LotN~IC.,. 05" NIW YOAK ITIAK •..... 5.45. LOl9TIR TAIL .......... IUI STIAKAHD LONTiR .. 7.41 ' * Mow Accepting · Moltter's Day !lesenaliOlts FOR AREAL TASTE TREAT r:f1 ~ .I q11n-r.10ie.1 U4-irPorter • GOURMET DINrNO -MEDITERRAN EAN RM. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10·3 PM 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVD. IAVINE, CALIFORNIA lOppoth• Oninge C:ountyAtrpon\ • DANCING NIGHTLY -CABARET LOUNGE • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HRS. ' (714) 833·2770 ·- p r TUESDAVSTHAOUQH SATURDAYS , -- . . ------- . \ • , . '• ... . . . ,. GALLERIES 1 LOGBOOK Piiot Logbook Gunnery Ride A Bit Breezy By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of ... Deity ...... , .... It's ~n said that only fools jump out of airplanes. But that was my original intention when I called Maj. Ruth Pulaski at the Marine Corps base at El Toro. Since I was too late to hitch a ride with \he Navy's Blue Angels, I was looking for anoth er angle to write about the weekend .tlr show. But alas, I was also too late to get clearance and the hours of instruc· lion needed to parachute. So I settled for a ride in a helicopter to watch members or the skydiving. parachute team that will perform Saturday and Sunday do their thing. MAYBE, MAJ. PULASKI sugges ted, ''we can get you strapped into a gunner's belt." Lacking in military background, I had no idea of what she was referring to. I envisioned all sorts of things but mostly dangling in the air, held only by the belt. Pictures of astronauts being pulled into helicopters came to mind. IT WASN'T QUITE that way, of course. Sgt. Daniel Stanford, crew chief, showed me how to buckle into the thing aboard a CH-46 last Monday. He adjusted the strap, firmly secured to the fl oor so I couldn't go beyond theend ofthe taih~ate. I put the thing on and with "summoned" courage moved toward the end of the tailgate as Maj. Jay Craig prepared to jump. But wait a minute! As l edged lflY way to wher~ th~ tailgate • extends down be.Yond the sides of the chopper a cold. mean wind\lapped me in the face ' ALmOUGH T HE STRAP was secure, mv knees grew weafc.. I got a good case of the wobbles. l did, however. manage to shakingly aim m) camera al Maj. Craig as he leaped backward off the tailgate. "I hope you got a gOQd shot of me," be said later on. back on terra firma. "I smiled." Sorry Major. I didn't see your smile. However. if you wal\l a picture of the top of your fOQt disappearing under the tailgate let me know Music Contest ~Entry_ Nears Deadline for applying to compete in the eighth Young Artist Concerto competition is ·Sunday. Applicants must be residents of Orange County and 21 -ycars-old or under. according to Helen Fackiner. Ms. Facklner is president of the Orange Branch of the Music Teachers' As sociation of California. -, . • ( • ' ~ • ' • ' # . • • • t .. • Any young musician who plays an or chestral instrument or piano is invited to enter Entrants will be required to perform one move mentor a concerto or equivalent. OC Film. Night Films produced by Orange County residents wall be shown al 7:30 p.m. today at 1095 Irvine Ave., Tustin. The screenings wlll be sponsored by Orange County Filmmaker'sSbowcase. Super 8 and• 16 millimeter films will be shown. Adnussion is $1 for those not showing films. She laughs, she ates, she feels .utgry, she feels lonely, she feels pity, she makes bml'Nst, she makes lowe, she makes do, s11e 1s saons, she ls weak. she Is brave, she Is sc..ared, she ls ••• --~ ,. '1 I ONE-MAN SHOW -Recent paintings by Dale Peche. including California landscapes and lmpresslons of San Francisco Saturday through May 28 at Challis Galleries. 1390 S Coast Hi&ht.tay, Laguna Beach. Reception for artist 3 to S p.m. Saturday. Hours 11 a.m. to 5 p.m . Wednesdays through Sundays. PRIMITIVE SCULPTURES -Exhibition or African and Indonesian primlt.lve sculpture through May al Anthropos West Gallery. 34o2-A W. MacArthur Blvd .. Santa Ana. Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays. TWO PLUS OTHf;RS -Seascapes or Fred Duran and early west and wildlife paintings or Fred Duran featured through June l al Pomeroy Art Gallery, S65l·A Lincoln Ave .• Cypress. Reception with Duran in attendance 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday. Hours 10 a.m. to noon. 2 to 5 p.m . Mondays through Saturdays and 2 to 7 pm. Thursdays and Fridays . Galleries/ Exhibits 29 PHOTOGRAPHS -Camera work of Jerry Uelsmann through May at Orange Coast Gollege library gallery area. 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Library hours Mondays through Fridays , 7: 30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays, 10a.m. to5p.m. STUDENT ART SHOW -Fullerton College's annual exhibit features 100 works or 75 stude nts through May 26 .at William T. Boyce Library gallery, 321 E. Chapman Ave. Hours 7:30 a .m . to 10 p.m . Mondays through Thursdays, 7 :30 a .m. to 4 p.m. Fridays. TANTRIC ART -Showing or Tantric art from India and Tibet at UC Irvine Fine Arts Village Art Gallery, through May 27. Hours Tuesdays through Saturdays, noon to S p.m. ART LECTURE -California artists Terry Allen. Charles Gaines. Roy De Forest and Allan Kapro.w will discuss their work at 7 p.m. next • •• ID -~ .......... ~.,:-_ .. BRIGHTON PROMENADE BY DALE PECHE, CURRENT EXHIBITOR AT CHALL•S GALLERIEfl ~ ' Wednesday. May 17 and24 at Golden WestCoUege community center. 15744 Golden West St .• Hunt· ington Beach. SELECTION OF OILS -Oils. lithographs. etchings and pastels of artist Ron Riddle through May at Spencer/Howard Galleries. 1166 G lenneyre St.. Laguna Beach. Reception for artist today, 5 to 9 p.m. Hours 1J. a.m . t<r6 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, 01NVITA'n0NAL EXRm lT -Work of 22 professional Southern California artiits and craf~men at Huntress Galleey, 281\. Villa Way_. Cannery Village. Newport Beach. Hours - Tuesdays through Sundays, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m . I Pdl 11 IAIY" llJ ~ !'\tl~'t i ···-...1 .. • . -. ... . ..... : -. You can Charge DAILY PILOT . Cloulfled Ada 642·5678 DIALOGUE WITH THE ARTIST-Richard Guest. artist and teacher. will lecture OA "Creative Approach to Art" from8to lOp.m. nexJ Thursday at Mills House. 12732 Main St .. Gardet Grove. . FILM ON ARTIST -Michael Blackwood's film. "Andy Warhol" at 7:30 p.m. today: Newport HarbOr Art Museum. 850 San Clemente ~ Drive. Newport Beach. Nonmembers S2. mem; bers $1. _ ~ . ~ CWCAGO'J.PHOTOGRAPHER -Howard f1. N. Kaplan's work Monday through May 26 at ~ Oran&_e ~oast College photo &allery. Costf -Meia.-HoUrs Monday through 'Friaays. 8 a.m. t6 5p.m . AMERICA 'S N o. 1 COMEDY HIT! ,. ' Newport FHhlon l•l•nd Newport Center Between Mee Arthur & J1mboree et PIClflo Co11t Hlghwey 644-0760 Mon-Frf 7:30, 10:00 Sat/Sun 12:00 2:30, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00 "THE LAST WALTZ" MO../PAt-4 oo-41.1$-10 30 ~·~ .... ~-"° "FM" (PG) Ol'ILY-..10 SAT~N-2 ...... 10 'THE FURV" (RJ O~lY8t0$-'T/SUN~~10 ''EVIL l~).10 SAT/SUH.,.23CM»I02' "BOYS JN COMPANY C" lR) "THE LAST DETAIL" "THE LAST WALTZ" "PHANTOM OF PARADISE" "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER " "LIFEGUARD" "HOUSE CALLS" "ANNIE HALL N (PG) "THE FURY" "EVIL" (A) "THE FURr "EVIL" (R) ALL DRIVll·INS OPEN 6:l0P.M.HtGHT1.l Cftlld U1'0•r 12 ~, .. Vl\fti\ • l(tddl• flt•vtround TlMES AND PLACES Plays, Films Fe.at11red Boat Show Continues at Newport Harbor TOOAY,MAVt r Times/Places TMUalOAY, MAY 1t "MOLD Mil" ...-Two·•<I, l lwe- member ust pr~lon .,.H4 Oft J"IH Fellfef' urt stn p ll•rll 1 ... ~y el t P M tor U ' $1t(UltW l\IQl\1· ly ~rform.nce1 •I utlertOft Colleve SllHllo TltHIH, :m E ""'""'•"An. l'ILM tMOWCASll -l'llms •v O<anlje County retldellll -rtd ty Oran .. Cot.111IY 1'1111\ma-•r't Si.o•cue, 7:)0 11 m .• t04S ,,,.,,,. •••., Tustin. Admlnlon $1 t.r tlloM not showln9 films. tnlorm•llon '3t-1'7t. \.. .) l t,ktlS U.liO .,.,.IS," so""°'"'" '---------------~~~----~----~----COUMTaV It~ OllOU,. -0•,.lel Al'l\OS In 7 :JI! p.m. concert •t (Alv•ry (NIIMI ol 0.... ,..Int, Jl7J2 1110 Sur. IOAT SHOW -11>-ll••Walor .,., Sl>ow thrOUQll suncso et Lido v111ooe M!lrlft11 on V14 Lillo, .._wPort lie~ 1nfor..,atlon •7J.n.o. HION SC~ ,.UY -"hM on Down lM Road" locMy •nd S.turdey, t p.m. CorOl\I Cllt ,,,., Hl911 Sc....,I, ?101 EHIOluff Oflw , Ntwport l .. ch. TICkttt OflWrll 13, tlUdtflts U.SO. SltAIC ES,.EAaE jtLAY -''The 1 a mlng ot ltw Sllrew," I 11.m. today •nCI S• turoav •• C•I St•le Lon9 Butt• Studio Thfftt• TIOtts " so 941n•ral, ~ lacUltyHlall and U .iu- otf\t. '"" SHOW -El Toro Open HouM teeturtno Aircraft dlipl•vs •nd jM!rlormances by Ille 81 ... A~IS. •.>O a m. l'I. S 11 m , todev Md S\Jf\· day, Et Toro Marine C0tP• Air St•· llOtl, Hit Of tntat•t•tt i off SM!d Cenvo" A....,.., Air ,,,.... begl111 at U:U p.m . l'r• adnlliflon. DAMC• CONCa•T -8ey Aru •-·~v ~ c:om.anv. a P·"'· Fine Arts VIII ... Tl'INt«, UC Irvine. "4 99nerat ad<'nll.ion, U VCt uu- dlnt1. IJ othet; students. UCI IKUllY •l!d ltt lk - "COMIOIAHS" -8rlll1ll IMPOrl Coft\tcly by Tro..of GrlOlll\$ Tllffdays 11>rouo11 SUncS.vs thr°"91' June U at South C:O.sl Repertory Tlleater, 1121 Newpott 91..e., C<Kta ~. £.,.... l"OS at I, Satlll'UIVI 8"d SUnd'Y>, J p.m. CNILOll•N'1 "LAY -"TM Pied Piper ot ... me11n Vnllmtlad"' too..y at 2 p.m. ano SUnday •t 7;30 p.m. Latu"a Moulton Communt1y Pt•vhOus., '°' LaQUna Canvon Roao, U911n• Beoldt. Tlc-.11 $1.JO. SUHOAY,MAY 1 SYMl'HOlllC IANO -car s1 .. 1e Long Beach ~ymPl>ONC band 1n • p m conct•I, nw11tpurpose room. Vntlferslly Union. "ILA(lt .ANG•L" -World Pr•· ml•r• al Man Taper f'0<um. Lo• A119etes MUSIC Cel\IW willl IQW•prlo previews IOd•y through M•y 11 TueMS•y• t1trouvh !.llndavs. & p,m .• regula r 'pertorm•n<u M•y a lllrouol> July 2. $und•r shows •t 1 30 p m,. mall-et l >Op m S•turClo alld Su,.d•Y, Other evonlnQS •I I o'<lo<lt. Tlclttt.s " lo 111. SIY!lent• wltlllO U "CAllMINA IUllANA" -Con<t<I at 4 p.m. 1-Y. Flnt ConQreQalfon•I Cllur(lt, Jrjl Slttet and CeCI•• Avenue, t..ong 8each MONOAY, MAY I THI llOMllllOS -Guitar concert br Celtdonlo R-ro and '°"' Celln, ,..,. end An9tl et I p m .• 0.•- Cout Colf•Qe euClltoroum, Ol>U• Mew. Admlu,.,. U, M, U ICE c.,,. ... o•s -IC• ShOW . Mak•. WISll" 100.y llv°"9f' SUnd•Y, May 1• et Lo•1t01 8eecll Arena £venlno,i pertormences Tuese111n 111rou9n S.lu•d•rs. I p,m Sundays t pm S.tu1day ,,..11,..., -and 4 p.m. SunclaY m•llneff 2p.m. "CALl l'OllNIA SUIT•" -Ed ~1150n and LAIS Nelll•lOll co,,•lar tl>roUQll ,,..1 21 •t Center Ttt.eter, JClll E. Oc•M 81-.d., l.ol'IV Beacl'I Nell Slllion play retlleu• prevlou\ly a ... nounced "A f1touHnd Clown• " flebtnuo; VJO ltllft7:llr evening ... u S,. Q 11" Or.wne •• p1 ... 1no to ... "r101mances. mathwes tt )0, 11.so end st.SO. •nd Power In IM Aom•ll Empire -"l today Wt TM CAST Tlteallr, tO• EI Centro ...... , Hollywood. Thur$day1, Frlelayt -~turdaY\ th1ou9h J,,,.. 10, t p.m. Tic.lits u st"4enb and -lot ell•~. ».SO. W80HHOAY,MAY 10 ,ILM STAii AT COLLEGE -.. Ile Ot .. IS In t :tt p m. ,_"on•I ap.. "•'•"'<•al Ttw O•r-t Cotl~s· 8rodou Audllorlum, Claremont. Tl<kets ,_..,.,.11. ,.IAHO COHClll'T -JOob Gl ... PAI in 1;30 p rn. concert at Ami..s~ Aud1101tum, JOO W. Gor••" lit , Pa~Clene MHM'S Acam...,,. • .,.......,...-1•- SO. com PUZA "a,\ruRQAv NIGHT FEVER" (R) Cftll "'" t ·-·I I ...,..,_ ..... ,,,Md. J•tt lmttl _....,....,-.ua U T/--ttJt.JiJ""'4 .. ,,...,..,, S4f.11"' • -. ,.,, ....... I ACADl!'.flll'f AWAllO NOMINATIOHI MAMM'S ,_ aouy ~ · so. CO~ST PLAZA "ClOSI lHCOUHTHS Of THE '" s.1n-----. THllD KIMI>" IPGI SOUT OMLY-f'•t-S4l·JIU 'AUii. 1AT~IJ:l~Mlt .. 7it .. t•11 MANN'S CINEMAUNO MW St '11ltt luho• m''" MANN'S CIMUIALAMO MM St b'1t! &a.Mt•• UHMI IUl , .111111 ,.,, ..... "SIA CH~llS .. IOI .... ,_ SAT/--t~e.totM'4t "Ufl GUAlD" IN I ••1t.'f1-1.U Uf/--J.Je.7 .... 19111 IUlr~llllC "A. YIHG GUILLOTIHl" ~II .. .. , t.11 \•T/S--l .... lttM.U "SPllD Tu r IN I .... ,_._,_ ,.,,,~ ........ .. ''THE MOST DIAGINATIVE, M~STDTELLIGE~ AlQ) MOST omGINAL FllJ+I OF THE l'EARt'' - ''A BEAU'l11FIJL A5D DISTIJRBING Fll,M ••• ELEGAN.r, IRONIC AND POIGNANT:'' "hROOKE SHIELDS, A €BILD .MODEL OF &STOIJ.ND- lMGBEAUTY IS.A NAT(JJlAL ACTllESSZ" "THE MOST EXTRAOR-'Dl~TFILM SOFARTHIS YEARZ" -w.Al TOI ll't\c.11, wO• ~ "THE MOST BEAUTIFULLY INIELLIGENT PICftJRE TOllAVE COMEOUI' 11¥AMERICA SO FAR TRIS YEA.Rt" "A OATE-OF-A- KIND FILM THAT STANDS Our Ll&EA JEWEL!" . . .• MOVIE REVIEWS [ .... ___ 0_1:_.'9_l~_E_OOIDS ________ N_vEA_o_~ __ ___,J ••Daring and brilliant. As near to perfect as a film can be. I can safely bet that next year the Oscars will go to Jon Voight and Jane Fonda." -Pal CoJllns WCBS: TV AJerome Hellman r.,.i..11o· A Hal Ashbyr .... JaAeFOJtda ~1i¥~ &eel>eM. ~/(tl)He" (R) 'Sea Gypsies' Adventure Works~·weu ..... By RON PE~NINGTON • •"'fM"k .. lr•• •--There seems lo be a large market today for w1ldlife·adventure films and "The Sea Gypsies," which Is being distributed by Warner Bros .• should prove appealing ~o this audience. It '5 a pleasant Ii ttle Cll , Centering OD wholesomely engaglne cha cters and in· corporaling attractive scene and excellent anim.al sequences. several of which are quite exciting. Produced by Joseph C. Ramil and written and directed by Stewart Raffill. "The Sea Gypsies" relates the story or a man <Robert Logan> who sets off in a converted North Sea trawler for a trip around the world. He sails with his two daughters me·Ather Rattray and Shannon Saylor) and a journalist (Mikki Jamison·Olsen), whose magazine is helping finance the trip. ALONG THE WAY they discover a young black orphan <Cjon Damitri Patterson) who has - stowed away on the ship and pick up a pelican and a young sea lion as pets. Early in the voyage, however, they are shipwrecked off the coast of Alaska and most of the film is devoted to their efforts to survive on the rugaed and isolated Northwestern coast~ RaHill's script is effectively developed and he has guided his actors well in creating charm· ing and believable characters that are easy to root ro.vnley're all very natural and extremely likable. . Thomas McHugh's photography beautifully captures the majestic locations and the editing by Dan Greer. R. Hansel Brown and Art Staf· ford achieves a nice sense of pacing. THE MUSIC BY composer-conductor Fred Steiner (with additional musie by Lyn Murray and Jeff Alexander) provides the proper sup· port. The other tectlitical credits are all pro ressional and add to the effort. * * "COMING HOMll" ls an Old·IHhlOMd movie lrlMIOlt l'llr-d 111<1ln1I tl;I• blllunHs of the Vl•lnem Wer Jane Fo,..,... the clutllYI wlf• of • 0""0 ...., Maline IB•uc• Ditrnl I.alts"' low •Ith. -•IVUd weter ... lJOI' Vo•Olltl whit• her l'KISllM>d 11 owrsos Min Fonci. contl,,...s ll<!r 11<111.,.v ol s-ltlve l)Ot'lr•r111, Dern " •bWIMtely chllllno w1'en he conlrontl t!W lov ... s Volgl\t I• -b. Desolll the ettlftQ •ffCM"ll and tht ~nowono direction of Hal AsN>v. ""' overall effect 11 H clel)r•nlno •• the •er Itself. R•llO R, •1111 much hard 1""9~ -one erotic Mq.....ce. •• ,,I.I. T." stencts I~ F-~tl;n ;, lnteotet• Trucw1 bllt It mi91>t H well be lht T•~ten Union. $ylvestltf' St<tlt-pley• ., orv.,.11er whO mutCIH his war to the top ol Ille uni°" with • bit ot help from Ille Malle. l"*ncll-rtwlll•oula trace Norman Jewlson f\al dlrocled a stirring -•ma of lhe -'"'*•lean labor mo~t. po<travlno '"* violence 01 u. 19305 orv-nlllno wotn VIYod delell. Stallone Is po-fut as the Oedlcat..i untonl.i, IHS c-lftctr.o H ,,,. corryp\..t 1-. T ... large CHI perform1 su119rbly, e-lalty llOd Sl•lger. "9ttr Bovie, HMffmM\, Tony Lo Blanco ...o Mtllnda O.llon. Whllt IN 111m 14tck• '"* sure -o4 11ttlod of "T"' Goclfalher wnlch ll rewml>lti.. II Is on lmp0rlent contrlllullon, ctrl<llft lo be con \lclared one ol the yur's bell Ila led PG ··~1tETTY ..... y .. depicts • ., VH,.OICI ...... dtbut '"'o ..-11ore<1om In• 1911 New O<IHM brothel Oirtctor Louis M.llla oon•••• Ille mlll•u llu •coll"" sorority 11 T •••1 fun -games with• falnt hint 01aecad~e Some 111"'9Clet• m•y _, •Ntever h_..:t to 1111 X rating, OU1 lht A.rated fllm """ Its meril•. They Incl.-the 1<0<• based on '"* works of Jelly Rolf Motton, Sven Nvkvl•t's meu-photography, most of au. Brook.I Sl>ltlCli.. MIM $111..0S IS a stunnl"Q!y lleeutllut chlld-wo,,,.,., es fMtonctM on «tress••'"* yOUno Ellutbeth Tay!« $119 mav ••II hi•• ""' -kind of c-r. Suwn s.r..-, 1111fecth1•. •• .'~ wnore motNr "•LU• CIOU.Alt" MOltli llll•. "Car W.th" of euto Hl4Rlbly 11 ..... wllh RlcMrd Pr)'Of'l Jlwy comedy M>d mutlc 1ynco"\ld to •lc.tMV nolM~. Tl\«\ It lur"6 IO t ceper movie. Finally u.e 111 ... b«omft • bitter soc;lel drama, with-~ tle4NI· tel by 1.,.1, union end'"* com~ y Thi spilt personallly I• confu•ln9,.bu1 "Bl .. CollM" 91...,alH reel POW tr ' Fridey, ~ 5, 1978 OAJL y PILOT Ci Ac~essories Status Necklaces. tattoos. elaborate earrings and flowered head ornaments are an impor· tant part of village rank and stntus for the men of Yap. They arc depicted in "Cruis· mg Micronesia." The film will be shown µt 7 and 9 p.m. Saturday as part of the Pacific Skipper's Film and Lecture ~erics at Lido Theater in Newpo1t Beach. Storytelling Fest at CSF - The eighth storytelling festival designed for adults is set Sunday at Cal State Fullerton. "A Potpourri of Tales " will feature storytelling, a puppeteer and folk musicians at 2:30 p.m. In the University Center Theater. The event ls free and open to the public. .. THE FESTIVAL WAS instituted eight years ago to bring about a renaissance of storytetung for adults in recognition of the fact that storytelling has tradationally been for au people, not just children." said Mir1am S. Cox. professor of English and festival coordinator. "Although it is directed at adults. children are welcome If they are accompanied by adults.·· Guest storyteller Is Lori Karns. former librarian at the Yorba Linda Library. Sue Droker, president· or the Orange County Pup· 'petry Guild, is the guest puppeteer CSF STUDENTS Sue Appleton. Tod Frank. Karen Lawrence and Tom Trent will perform folk music. Students in Ms. Cox's oral traditions class are the festival s torytellers. The festival is sponsored by the English and Comparative English department, the English Students Association and the Departmental As· sociations Council. 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NOW PLAYING STADIUM DfllVE·IN Orange -639·8770 CINEDOME 21 Orange 634·2553 erlwards 1:fNEMA '·1 HARR ON AT ADAM\ , 'C OSTA ~E">A ~46-1 10_2 ) • • , I t , • ' I '\'I " • CMOL IUMITT AHDFIW.NOI ~:a..._~ • MOW! ....... ~ Alfllt" ( 11115) Audit Murphy. Mlch11I Oentt. When ~~..,..,,..the lnvulon of tlltlr ttrrttory •• ~ ceptlln Ill Mnt to ~ ..... peece. (2 hra.) I AUOTIOff (CONT'D) WAIHINOTON WEIK tNAEYIEW a::ao I CAOM-WIT8 WALL fTN:ET WEIK "Wall StnNt Wffll In Canad•" Outata; Oumon I, RoMnt.ld, ~t. Gua'dlln Growth FlnlnctW Service• Limited and Pierri Arbour, -.)kw ~ portte llwMtment ldYllor, Ou-bee D1po1h 111d trw.tment fUnd. ttOO • Cl) ntE IMCMl)lll.E HUIJ( Thi fUr1hlt ~ of Devld Btuct eann., 1 ld- enU1t whoM rlcfleUon ~· tumid him Into • hOrnalt9 W8ndtrtr TUBE TOPPERS ABC D 8:00 -Captain and Tenrtille in Hawaii. A scenic and melodic tour of the SOth state with Toni Tennille. Darvl Dragon and the\r guests. Kenny Roger's. David Soul and Don Knotts. KOCE 9 9 :00 · Proposition 13 Debate. Howard Jarvis. co.sponsor of the controversial initiative. debates Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner ABC U 11 :30 Kentuck~· Derby Special. A look eil Louisville on the eve of the derby with Frank Gifrord and Cheryl Tiegs hosting. Stntoel. pointlf>g out the dlftlrtne* ~ the governmtnt-aupported, trM tntwpriM •'*"' In • de< 11 a P9d oountty with 1 stei..conltollld ey9l411'11 In • ttlltd-wottd country. preview to th9 K9ntueky Ollf't>y ine:N<Slng ~ ol the pr..o.roy ectMty tn Louisville, a trip to Caki- met F•ma and e villt wtlt'I s1-c.u111en TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS 0 MOYie ........ ~ ... 119et) An1hony Qujnn, Mlcheel e.lne. A mystlC toye with the mlnd9 of .,. lntellectu9I Engll9hman and • lrlll YoUf'IO woman I t 11' • 30 min) , 1:00 II MIOHIOKT 8PEaAL Hott: Yvonne Elllmen G~e: Rubicon, Robin Trower. S.Bop Delo••· Waltllf' Egln, Bonnie Tyler, cnr11 81111 end • Nllut• to rav.,.... 0 18PY "Home toJuclQmtnl" 1:30 II TAU<A80UT A ~t• on the proa and cont of mwljuaM UM. 2:il08 = • • "Lalt Ride To Santa Cruz" ( Hllll) Edmund Purdom. Meriotl Cool! A man MCapM from pt1tOn in order to tell• revenoe on the at1er1ff wno c:aowred 2:211 NEWS MlchHI f0< .. t. Shllla Ceto4 S:\ 11 't<D \' MORNING 7:00 I SUNNIE 8EME8TER HONQl(OHQ PHOOEY 19 IUPE¥AIEN08 PTI.CW8 ELEMINTARY NEWS WOMAN: AEEl TO RrAL I YOOAFORHEA&..TH FOLKMU'UC 7:*> OAMEAA THREE "No Need To Tell The Chlldren" Alt exmlnetlon of felry telel end the bello truth• they reveal aboot the human Pl)'Che. 110000 OL08ETAOT1"ER8 I~ * * "Conqueat 01 Cochl••" (11153) John Hcdllt, Joy Page. Atl« the -~ MeltlCO and the U.S .. C8velry offl. Jtl~Ding It 01'er and r-cJtno btelt IOoklng lor • cure lor the rsy'1 montlrOUI atl9ctl. (IWO- hour 4IC)llode) =lb~ 8TVLE "L.ovt And The aop.. ment" Aonlld le ttytng to elope wtttl Ab ''L0\4 And The P9tl Pala" P9n .,... ""°* tMy--e ten. Arttty end LoulM -flneMy .. OUTER LIMITS "Controlled Experiment'' • OETSMART Mu operis Ilia own IC))' agency to t'lelP ends ,,_, when there'a e cutbeck 11 Cootro4 lhlm=) 2:30 = EDWAADI * *'h "The OtMono Boll" ( 1989) Vincent Price. Chrlllopher L•• A medman, buried ellv9 dur· Ing·~ trMtment . eventually echl•v•• ~.11hf.,65 min.) cer. -Milt to maintllln s-:e and halt kllllng thlt •till '**' In tM £outti.-wwt I 1 hr .. 30 min.) Martin Mull hosts the new syndicated comrdy talk show "America 2Night" at i :30 weeknights on KCOP. Channel 13. Tonrght his guests include Abe Vigoda. D AOCKFORD fllD "TM Bettle Of Canoge P8111" Tr®btll mount tor Jim wtien 1111 oun 11 found at tilt aoene of • homicide and hll llllbl • It -ltolen from 1111 oooklt Jar • flOdl nttte to hll deflnfe. IRl 8 lU) ABO MOVlE MORNING 12:il0 Iii TW1UOHT ZONE Mr Bevis. • happy-90- Jucky lndlvldual. io.. his job, gatt evicted end wreck• hll cer, alt In one dey. . I AOMPEA AOOU THE ADAMS OW>NCl.ES "John Quincy Adernl. Sec- ret•ty ot State 11an • 1825)" SeMng .Prteident Monroe, Adema negot11t- td the 1819 treaty with Speln th•t edded Florlda to the U.S.. lll\d Wit the cfllef aretlltect ot the MC)f)o rot Doctrine. "Prllrie Spring" I NEWlYWEDGAME 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES I JOfWr8 WILD THE BRADY 8UHCH .... ., ..... ...,. hla wet!!· end cemptng trip will bl canoallld wtlll'I he brtak• hit mother'• favotltl -· • AMSllCA 2HIGHT o.-t: Abt Vlgoda. .(I) THE MUPPET8 Gwst: Nency Wiii• IOiria the Muppeta In meny -~ l:Gb 8 Cl) WONDER WOMAN Wonder WOl!llll urgea Alldroa to ~ Ule . Claa11a~I Listl119s 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles g KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles 8 KASC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind J Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles Ct KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach lnt~ary Council to gtant him lddltlon.i time 10 deal wltl'! Skrill. (Pert 2 of2)(R) II OAIZZl..YADAMS "The Skyrlder" Ad1m1 Ind Med Jecic are con· WlCld by I 1trenger (RUii Tamblyn) that hie exotic nytng INOtllne will mike IViatJon hlttory. • MOVI& * * 'h "Sendl Of Kalahari'' ( 1M5) Stuart Whltmen, 8-\nlh York. Stranded In the ~ followint • , plMie cruh, • young woro- .. i.lls in tow onto/ to find thlt t'ltr too.er II more con- cerned lboUt hit own W. ~(21n) •Ill CAPTAIN& TENHIU.E "In .._..... Ollf"1I Dragon Ind T onl T ennillt provide I ~ and melodlc tOUf' ol ti8WWI with ~ta Kenny Rogert. DaYld Soul. Don Knotta and Tonl't lllttn. Melilll and Loulla. D MOVIE **'"' "Night Fllgt'll from Mo1cow" I 111741 Yul Brynn«, H«!ry Fonda. A Soviet defector offerl • Ult of RuMlan IPles to W•I· em leldera. (2 hra..) "With Thll Ring" (Prem- iere) Scott Hylelid, Joyce DeWitt. Three contempo- rary couplea ~ them- .._ and their f1lmlliel caught up In a whir1wlnd of emotlonlil decision•. ltnan- dal commitment• end eodal obligatlonl .. 1helr wlCldtng dllt91 drww neer. I MERY GAIFF1N ~JI DEBATE: JARVIS V8. SUMNER . Howard Jarvtl and Judge ~ Swnner debete the cont°"""'81 -Jervll lllHJa.. I.Ml" ~D OUHCY "Holding Pettern" Polltical twrorlst• holdlng ~ G*" hoat8ge in • hljldted llrp!Mt atubbomly refule to acci9pt Quincy'• wamlf>g that they're al upoaecl to l•ci;r.=-s(R) t..ET'8 MAKE A DEAL. AUCTION (CONrD) WORLD . "The Nguba Connection" Fermlng In Georgia 11 con· trutld with farming In r~· **W ''Thnle The Hard Wsy" ( 1074) Jim Brown. Frtcl WllltemlOl'I. A myste- rl<MJ9 ganocldl orgll\IZl- tiotl II bfougtlt IM'ld« con· trol by thrM "*"· (2 hrl.) • THI! 000 COUPU! SMken when hi !Mm• that hie high IChool ........ hMrt II now • gran<tmoth- .,. Feffx II reedy to thtow In 1he towel on 1119. • MONTY fl'YTHON'S Fl YING C1ACUS • MACW.ll. I LEHAER AEPORT 11::90. Cl) N8A IWN(ET8AlL Sellt11••1Df-1~1 II TONIGHT Ou .. I ho,t· Oabrlel ~. 0..-i• George Pltmpton. BMblf• Eden, Sergio Mendie and Brull ·n . • LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE "LOVI And The Four-Sided Trilngle" Allee le lnletua1· ed with her married bOal. 8 0 KfNTUCKY DeMYwectAL "Dir~: NI Amtr1cen Trldltlon" Frink Glffo<d and Cheryl Tiegs holt thla I HONEYMOONEAS 12:SO MOVIE ••• "The Fly" (1958) 0.vld Hedlaon, Petrtcl• Owen•. An ellperfment resulta In the trllllmUla- tlon of • fly and • man. 11 11' .. 55 min.) Q START'IME "A Sm111 Rebellion" Simone Signore1. George Maharil A. podUOM pet· ~ e IM)()UI IC\CWS to ,,_. with an "angry ~ man" playwright whoM defense of hit pity agein&l her --critJ· dim ~ Mr 'VWt>ly thaken GJ MOVIE * * * '') "Cornered" I 11145) Olcli Powell, WallM Sleuk. A venoeflll llim*1 !MMM(1 out the Nazi wer cr1mlnal resoonti~ tor the delth• ot hl1 wife and child (2 hrs.) ti) MOVIE * * ·~ "The Ad\lentur• Of H11JI Bebe" (11>54) John Oerelc. Beine Stewan. A atubbOm pr1ncett 10041Shly Mii her hear1 on a cruet prince. (1 hr . 30 min.) .. MOVIE * * "Franlc-teln 1970" ( 19581 Bori. Karloff, Jana Lund. A ICllntllt DIMthM Ht• Into a monatllf' with the help ot an atonvo f'MClor. ~hra.) , S:OOIJ H&W8 ~**~he A1td1ra" 119841 Aobet1 CUip, 8'lln KAllth. Wiid BtM Hlokodl. Calalnlty ~ and Bllft81o 811 help to gtc a r8itfoad ~ to TeXlla wtlll'I • ~ .of r .... DrMno tlltir cattle to • l<- rlllhead -buthwKked. (111',30mln) U60 MOVIE • *'~ "A Coffin From HOng Kono·· I 1111141 Heinz Dfeche, Roff Wolter. An 1nternet1on1lly 1inown detect111a end "6e ..... tant find '"*"'-'-ceught in the web of•~ dope tmuggllng ring. (2 hfa.) •:250 NEW8 •:308 MOVIE * * "Tomb Of Llgeria" (19851 Vincent Pnce, Eliza. beth Shepperd.. GJ MOVIE ti* "S.Ut From The Heunted Cave" (1115111 Cl) COOKING ·~.Cl) A080NIC 8TOOOE8 8 MOVE * * "Ambulh At Clmatron PUI" ( 11158) 8cott 8'1dy, Mergla Dean. A Un1oit petrol officer and 1111 ~ oner team ~ wfltl an ea- Con~•te ottlcef to 111ve off en Apeche etladt. ( 1 hf., 30 mm.I 8 ~ LAFF-M.YMACS * * "Requiem-i:°0< A - Ounllghter" ( 1985) Roes Cemeron. S""'*' MdW· ty Mllteken tor a judge. 1 gunllghter flndl homllllf on the right lade of the law. (2 hr• I t:30. ~BUOOY • FEELING FREE Gordon and Ginny WOO< ICJO*lher making e pot; Laurie leatnl how to Wilk with a C8ll8; Joe Intro- duces en actor lot tt>e Natlonel' Theetre 01 The Olaf CBS "'Clumps In' With New TV _Season By JAY SHARBU'IT LOS ANGELES <AP> -Hate to say it, but It seems we face a ras h of clump series next fall. A clump series is where they clump together two or three young and attractive stars. The idea is to gel the prime, free- spending 18 to 35 crowd so appealing to advertisers lo see the clumpees and buy the goods. Clumping really began as a network art form with ABC 's "Charlie's Angels," whose three lady gumshoes jiggle while they work. Then came "Three's Company," two gals and a guy, all roommates. THEY'LL BE BACK in 1978-79, dit· to "Laverne and Shirley" and "Starsky and Hutch..,~.'-plus a new opus, "Mork and Mimay," where a lad from planet Ork meets pretty· young Mindy of Earth. CBS' new schedule, emitted this week. shows even that once-discreet network is taking a serious whirl at clumping next fall. It 'II bring back one or the better clump series, "One Day at a Time." with its attractive mother of two ap. pealing damghters, while adding to the clump count with two new epics. THE ONE AU serious students or acting will enjoy is "Flying High." ll 's about three pretties laboring as airline steward!. or flight attendants. if you are or post-lib persuasion. Only one of the three has an acting credit. One credit Is what she has. All are models picked for their beauty. personality and sense or humor. CBS quotes producer Mark Carliner ·as saying. "What I wasn't lookl g for was a lot or acting experience,'' Carlb\er says. and that, as the trombone. pla1er said when he missed the bus. Musburger at CBS. has a second clumping errort coroing to CBS next season. ll 's "People." a show similar to. but not besed entirely on. everything and everyone you've read about m "Us" magazine. NBC'S NEW LINEUP isn't out yet. But networks tend to imitate what's hot at the moment. and Nnc can't Just show upandnotclump. Now. series empnasizing. clumps of pretty women will raise fresh charges lhe networks are roist1ng form over content. emphasizing .bounding bosoms. "jiggle TY" and generally ruining society. Well. they'll pay dearly when Gloria Steinem teams of this trend. But my suggestion for racing clump. ing in general: Go read "Puckoon," a fine. tiny book by Spike Milligan. ' the IJritish comic. By the time you finis h, the clump· Ing craze will be over, its place taken by a new trend -rampant silencing and darkening or TV sets. Writer Praises Movie shoOld rest his case. GREELEY. Colo. CAP> -James ing the story to the screen and said the Michener says he is "delighted" with film did justice to the area. ALSO CLUMPING in on CBS next the filming of his best·s,elling novel The autho[ said he has just finished fall is "The American Gtrls."' ll 's "Centennial." a new novel based on the Chesapeake about two lovely young ladJet who do The Pulitzer Prize winning author Bay area in Maryland where he has research for a TV news magazine was ln Weld County this week to spent the last two years. show. No, handsome Dan Rather watch the filming. which was done for .l\s in past works. s uch as "Hawaii." isn't the co-sUI\-. NBC-TV by Universal City Studios. the book will use the geographical But in another arena. pretty Michener praised William Wilder area as its core. around wbjch the plot Phyllis George. who clumps on root· _r_o_r_d_o_in_g;;;....a_·_·m_a..;:;g_n_if_ic_e_n_l....;J_o_b_"_a_d_a.;;..p_t· __ a_n_d_c_h_a_r_a_cte_rs_w_11_1_r_ev_o_l_Ve-:_e_. be_s_a.1_._d_. _ ball with Irv Cross and Brent Bows Business? I' Shirlev Jones is one of the beautiful employees of a business inherited by down and out cowboy James Stewart in the movje "The Cheyenne Social Club." airing Satur- day al 9 on CBS. Channel 2. - ' ~KTALK Friday. May 5 1078 OM.YPILOl Cl .. 'FOm Waits Soinething Beiw~en Folk, Jazz Singer ••• Musician Claims ffis Image Not Odd But rut He's Only a 'Bit of Misfit' By USA ROBINSON "I 'm really getting a little tired of being re rerred to as 'wino man'." says Tom Walts. "lt was OK for a while, but I would like to be a little more three-dimensional. I'm going to try and write with that in mind." G rutr, Jany. scruffy, funky -:-all these and more arc words that have been used to describe Tom Watts. who is not really a foUtsmger. not a JUI singer. but something In between. And a singer whose cult fat one time It could be called notblng else> has derinltely grown. S11TING IN HIS cluttered "work" room at LA 's seedy Tropicana Motel <the room contains an upright piano. a table and two chairs), Tom wore all black and talked about his image. "It's a blessing and a curse. It's important to have an image and a signature and all that. and I'm glad I have one. But from there I want to build and show some other sides of me. · ·onstagP In particular -I want to try and explore some new ideas I've got. and maybe k~p my 'wino' in my pocket. I don't know, I'm wrestling with that idea right now. "As for my image, I don't think I'm odd. I ( ROCK TALK ) may be a lllUe bit or a misfit, but that's about it ... Waits admits ll may have been a bit dlf· flcult in the past for his record company <Elektra/Asylum> to "merchandise" him. "But they do the best they can. I'm not easy to merchandise. I'm on the road eight months a year . that's what I end up doing. and that's more of a sales pitch than anything anyone else can do. The record company doesn't attempt to make me 'palatable.· They don't look over my shoulder. I do what J can. J give them album~" He laughed. "I want to put out a Christmas album ln August called 'Tom Waits' Christmas Album' and it'll have nothing to do with Christmas. but it will give them a handle. Maybe I can be passed out in a convertible with a Santa Claus suit on or something. That might help them a little." As for his tours: "I go out on the road for so long and I play my songs so much that 1 have to come home and write new stuff just so I'll have new tunes to take out. Ir I play the same songs In :50 different cities ov~r a ptriod of four months, It gets boring. .. PEOPLE LIKE TO think that you do one concert a year a nd you're doing It In their town. just for them. but it does get a bit tiresome. I change the show every night. the order of the tunes is dlCferent. I thro~ out some, add new tunes. I always try to keep each evening unique -for me. mainly. "I ain 't got no hits or nothing, but 1 do put In some tunes 1 think people want to bear. I guess some do come to hear certain tunes. "People have been going berserk lately when I've been headllning in small theaters . l was an opening act for a long time. and there's som et.hlng about being an underdog which is "ex- citing; it drives you, and you can tum it around But I have to admit 1 like having my own crowd better . Now I've got somebody opening the show for me." Altholqlh Tom lives in Los Angeles. his music ls more "New York" than the laid-back sounds or LA. people like Fleetwood Mac. Linda Ronstadt, the Eagles. ''I-don't like them people l don't hang out in the same places they do. There 1s an tnner sanctum or pathetic sort of groups out here that I find very led1ous. I don t know where they get their 1deus from . . my 1dea3, well . I s leep with one t:Yf.' open ··My music 1s very urban. I enJOY goinl( tu New York Cit). I reel at home there. J~l hao11 ing around. ··Right now f get Ip at three 10 the urter noon. f.tO downstairs and get some egg:.. hanf't out in the lobby of the hotel. watch 'Day:. of Our Lives.' come back here, smoke some c1gare1s and do a little reading. Then. as soon as 1l aeLs dark. l usually i:o out to a bar somewhere The It Ce or Riley . . . Singers in LH The 26-voice Chamber Singers of Orange Coast College will perform al I JO pm. Monday before the Laguna Hilb Friends (If the Philha rmonic The concert i:. !>Cheduled at Clubhouse No. 1 in Leis ure World Selections by Lass us. Monteverdi . Men- delssohn. Mozart and others will be performed ~ Richard Raub 1s director, Ma rilyn Mon- tanari accompanist. 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A charming patio & garden. with room to grow. $160,000 • 675-5930. 3637 E . Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 18HtCl:NTUIY MIWPOaT New\)Ort Heights lo be exact! Seclucfed flora & fauna entryway. Larte living room hosts an lBth Century handcarved fir eplace. massive & gorgeous! Formal dirun& room. Stepdown family room boats wet bar & well to wall g lass : Private t r o pi cal backyard hosts rnagmfi· cent blue free.form pool! .JmmM!wlate -lendsc• Ing. Just Sl89.SOO' A must t.o see today-<:a 11 4S2-l700 \ '" • ~. •• t THE REAL : ESTATERS 1 ---__, 11NEVER0 MIWUS,.._t '1MIM.POIMT Duplex. mlot condition! ~ latte R·2 lot. ocean aide of Blvd. Pride or ownership ! Priced at $17S,000 including the land! 673-3663 675-1752 Eves associated l!llO• lll~ llfA, •r "s '": ""'e.• .. , t' ""' C.... .. M9- Just redU«d. T'biS home bas many custom le•tures . Larg e CQU~r<L-b.e.A~tilul olive tree and many1rose bu s he s . BJtn hoobbelves, formal din· inl rm, paneled family $2500 OFF J..\Sf WEEKS PRICE! 4 Bdrm • family room with unob&tructed Back Bay view! Call Now ! RED CARPET 754-1202 Miwfl<>RT . HE15HTS CHARMER Jllgbl.y uparaded beauty w /k>(a of eye appealing wood panellin1. Spacious 3 bdrm. 2 ba. fmly bome w /modern kitchen for the ladies deUlht. P90I liried...Y.Dl..nn Lot or trailer. ST.900pr1cere· ductioft. Doo 't miss thli beltb1.1Y! tt&-m1 . COUMTRY SETTING But doee to tbe beach! See UUs brand new otrer· inc that provides "AGAIN" HANDYMAN'S spacious fmly livin& at its nn.t in thi.13 bet 2 ba Out orthe ordlilary1 Log cabin family r oom! Large office or artist's studio! $..eparate workshop! Over 2000 sq ft! Must see to believe! HUJT)'. Call ~0303 DUAM,__at-.ed~-bnlJtr.' OnlY-S9T.UOO! tAra&e Idly lnsul ,,,...Ttll BuJlt in work bench. _. · Large lot with RV aC· r::-"1"' .......... cess. Newly paintt!d. paneling and wallpaper. Four Bedtoom Home in Meu North . Truly a Great Buy for f78.000. 546-2.313 (')i'ff'.I t•1 '-'•''\It.JN I( ~I ,,1r1 --~--.'.-----------i I ••RNtl FORESTE OLSON .... ... .._, .. , Have somelhlng to sell" SELL Idle items with a Classified ads do 1t well. DaiJ1 Pilot Clnaified Ad. S©\lo\llA-&~~s · That Intriguing Wore/ Game willt a Cltudle __ ......_ ___ ..... loy QAY I. ~II------ •~ ...,... °' "" '°"' ICt'OltlbMll _,. i.. low to ior.. '°"' ....-. _ ... I FABHEL r r 1 1 I BY SHU I 1 I r I I i I N I C M E 11 The admlnletrellon I• 11111 . . trying to convince people II I r ( .. there., llrl energy •"<>fUIO•. .._ ... _ ... __...__....__, "' They're asking benk8 to ttop ----------giving IWIY IOUl8't and tub· I H I l s E R I it1t&111 -. I I r I r e ~°1i::: :-.... do~~~:' you o...lap '"'"' *P Ho. 3 ....... 9 P1UM NUM6Ul0 r !!11(1$ IN SO!JAI(~ 6 UNSCtAMltf llllft SI IOft ANSWU • rrrrrl'l'I MAY U.STSIDI CONDO Beauti(uJ single story oooclc>--3 Bdrms .• family room. stone fireplace. private patio. two t.ennis courts. 2 party roorn1. PoOl " apa-1« mor e' Oon"t miss it. call today! ~..lOO.~. C••H4 ,,, >. I\ •Uff I ti ,.., f 1e11t1 USTSIDE fflihly upfradcd 4 bdrm 2 ba fm.ly home w /lge fenced in rear yrd & cov'd pat.io. New cpt.a. d.rpe, wallpaper. Pnced ..o sell fut. New on the marke t . Ca ll now! 646-77U. c::1 Walker & lee Real &state NEED SPACE? Almoat "' acre near Newport's Back Bay' ZOned A·l ! Owner will finance! No Qualifying! Come and see tt NOW' Call REDCARPET754-1202 ror,..Olm A mwt for the YOUNG AT HEART with an eye for t he future. Best priced 2 yr new home tn LAGUNA BEACH with evcrlastine view Crom liv rm. dining area & deck. Eittra la r ae maste r bdrm upstairs, 2nd bdrm & bath down. Room to add on both levels. :ur'LJM ct' .... DISM&t• flOtl DICUT1YI UY .... Tlda buutlfully up-graded Buc~la Home! Spadol.ll Llvln1 Room wltb bll Fireplace. lArae Muter. Bedroom, llia61y upended with prl vate entrance t o 1arden arH. Slump --.. plan&en blsbli&ht tbt rooun -baek)'ard • ~ Verde UviQ1 at ltt Beat I $129,000. c,u ~13 COUMftY UYI ... 3 BR. 2 BA. aeller very aodoua IJ wants an otter. oa um raacb atyle bollse tn tbe countrJ. No down v A. low down FHA. Of· fend at aooo. 540.3666 Wltelc-i11 REAl E.,Tr.r: AL-fllXll 2 STaY--slt.ttO! FOUIUID Valley apedal! 21tory. Glut tot. m · de· ep ! Palos Verde atone front. F i replace . Kllcben_.amily room combo. 2 pallos - 1.tcreeSMd. botb covered. Needs paint. carpels. drapes-the works! PRICED BELOW MARKET! Huny and tue advaota&e! Call TS2-l '100 ' Ol'fN Ill Cl • ir S 'UH 10 8l IV I ' PnPllCI Oct_ .. YAJl'HA2Alla't 'l'OWMHOUSIS 1 &c 2 STO.R.11'.S 2tENNIS COURTS 2GAR GARAGES -$S&,475!!f MORE- ... 111AN JUST A ROOF OVER YOUR HEAD. DISCOVER PARK PLACE·OCEANSIDE. VA /FHA L UXU RY HOMES • lN A SMALL. PRIVAT E RttREATIONAL COM· ~NOW-UND&R CONSTRUCTION & PRJCED TO SELL FOR THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS LESS THAN ORANGt: COUNTY!'' $5'.475-$65,600 VA.JHA. COMV.taMS FACTS: BRAND NEW \ • 2 story . deaipa. 2 • 3 Bdrms. Feoced paUo • carden areas. Huie 2 car 1arqes. FonnaJ entry halls. Elegaat master bdrm 1ult.es. Spaciou~ . sunny kitchens. Wood burmng fireplaces. 2 ten· nis courts & swimou.ng! VIEWS!'' FEATURES: AJI homes include VA/FHA quality cpl! + ceramic: tile kitchen counters! + wood sbake roofs! + Westinghouse range + dbl ovens! + West· lnlhouse dishwasher! + fueplace! + patio slab fen cing! + 2 CAR GARAGES! + West lngho use was he r + dr~e <Plans 3&4>~ Bute er block design ca . !!! 'rHE LOCATION <S RJGHT! Walk or bike to MIRA COSTA CX>LLEGE + Tri-Cities HoepttaJ & Med Center. 2 car minutes lo all shop. pmg. 4 car minutes to MAY CO.·EL CAMINO REAL REGIONAL SHOPPING ~CENTER! "°10 car minutes to Car lsba d " Vista Employment Centers. PARK PLACE Ocmsi~I DlllCTIONS: FROM ORANGE CO~· TY: Come IOUlb on 1'WY s lo HWY 71-EMT. Now .._,st oa HWY 18 apprvx 3 nu lo COLLEGE BLVD. Take COLLEGE nil then turn left <under freefty> to VISTA WAY U.st St.op Slgn I. Now left (West> oo VISl'A WAY and come ahead approx 300 ydl to PRINCETON <ht niht turn>. Now nlht loSa.lel Center. SiSN wtU uaiet )'OU OB .... C E 0 l Y S N W 0 0 l l l H C R U H C ·s K " ' I A A .. ofill)P 0 D l A K G C E 0 N It H 0 F 0 R C E S 0 It R A A A l " T $ t S l S l T W 0 G H E M R Y A KT KM 0 0 S S £ 0 KW QM E D,8 1 ~ LUOEYAMEMCOEEMEWMYO UHOJKRORL O~ltRNS~OOE E C S M C E 0 I D 0 Y 0 l S E N S l M I K 0 Q U H U A C M P N F P 0 T £ A S RYAHTOKCA .. GYADEAURE P 0 Y W N C R 1 0 , L T A L £ l Y E C A t A Y E Y A 0 L A t R 0 M E Ill 0 M 0 C H £ C K 0 M 0 S C A I 0 U I C " t 0 tRMlATRHAEVIWTTDEAR R 8 I R 8 A 0 E R W T P £ R A E R Y J F,JlOM SAN DIEGO· o~~:~~ortb on nn 5 to RWY 18 EAST'. Now East on HWY '18 appro.x ! ml to COLLEGE. Left on COLLEGE to lat at.op till\ (VISTA WAY). I.Aft qab\.oo VISTA WAY \o PRINCETON tbeo rtOf. DO YOU l-4ll-ft24 . OFPBRAS.tRvtOB• ..... 1·717·f'2l 1A tbe publle bow wtU> II~ AEALTV all 114 lO the DAD7 Pilot MLISD .. g:n)ll s.vb ~or)'. ll CH F.Qf)ALllOUSING amt,.. • Utd• .. su• OPPTY • Plf dly, f'or ..._ bl• When )'OU Med tx,.rt .._Uon and .....,._. Mr¥\Ct tit npa1n. tura ' ,.... call•.-: tlO ..... lentol DCnctory lQ CJuaJn.d to eolve )"GUI'~ s 4 r •• -- Halt Owner .... pabsted ln • 't>ut, lutalled NEW ~I tbru-out AND ~to •• llSO! I Va· cant 4 Bdrm •'SOL VIBl'A" In alee area I Aa· sume low Int.net VA, aubmlt 704ar offer! 611.-.0°"°ev•. WIUMetwcn •••• PAMCH411. ~~400 ,... VANODoWM •• Cl.rcular drive. Laree fam111 lbed livinJ room . Country kitchen. Dine. Wall of lla.u view of COV· ered pavlllon • lush • 11round1 surrounding SWBCALAMA•1usnc1 Remember? Mary Poppin's song? Well Mary's been caring for this super Harbor View Home. 3 bedroom and Laraine O'Neill has listed it! New carpets, covered patio with firepit, gas BBQ and dreamy outdoor lighting. Many uµgrades and a down to earth price of S159.900 U~IVUI: ti()Ml:S REAL TORS". 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar also in Mesa Verde. al 546 5990 ·'HflF Freeform pool. : , ');epe.rata wina for b.lde· Ci .. .,.. 1001 Gwrll 1001 •"'••••>' Master Suite & •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• •••••••••••••••••• .... , ··t' t-hlldren '1 quarters . u •Hurry for this unique l'lv•barpjn! 96S-7811 (II OPfN Ill O• II~ IUN 1081 Nirt • .. t, ~ ------===--i ~IEACH pATEIFROMT -HOME szs~ Not a caado. but a real three bedroom, three balh~wtlb 140foot boat a.lip at your front door. Owner leavln1 area. .. 9UAIL I A PLACE -~-.o;.nuePM.t NA.CH INCOME Newport Duplex only ~te99 from the und. ,,_,nlimlted income It in· \lest.meol potenUal. Use u 11 ~cat.ion retreat lncome producing beach residence. Inquire today. ,.7711. "O• 9UAUFYtNG Owner' 1ays submit any and all offers! Prime F.uts\debuge2000sqft. 4 · 'Br + family. Pool sized lot. llove·m tomorrow. Call Laday! M&-nn O'(N 1119 •II S ,llN 10 11 Nf(f' !•Miii MESA YllDI Attractive 4 bdrm., 2 ba. home in immac. condition. $99,000 UDO ISU Newly remodeled 3 bdrm., famJly, 2~ baths; l·story home with attractive So. patio. Price reduced to 1238,000. IAYFllOMT Several fme bayfront homes with pier & sl}ps IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 2Y.2_ bath f amity home on quiet cul de sac. OversTzed pool, play~. extra storage. $189,500 BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR ~ ~ : , ... I• I 1 • 0 4 ' t, ,· , IJ J J., 1 ~~ .......... !~~ ........... !~! ~COATS & WALLACE -c:r:P REAL ESTATE . INC. II LOC:ILLY OWNED COMPANY Sl l<IJIHG THE SOIJIH COASI t\Hfl\ SINCl 19b ! COME TO TlaUROM Just reduced to S76.500 Is thla "Balboa" model 3 bdrm Tiburon Condo 2"4J Baths. family room and detached double garage. Outstanding appearance and Jaclllties, and It's onl~ 6~ years old. Front.I oo beauurut big "Greenbelt". GREAT 8UY!Ctil54M141. • SPYGLASS Use YOUR SPYGLASS to obMrve one of the finest views Newport Beach baa to otter. Vlsit thaa 1tunning.f Bdrm dally i.s Pll. Offered at $279,000. C411 '4N I 6 I. S1·r11ing C 0 sta Mesa· Irv 1rH' Hurit1nq1on E31·.ich·Nc·w prH1 A t-.tc h PAMOIAMIC VIEWS G1•rll t002'Ga...-al 1002 Oramatlc panoramic ••••••••••••••••••••••-!••••••••••••••••••••••• ottan & bill views com· plement this hideaway home in upper Mystic '111111 . Bright & btrl, apedoal It airy 4 bdrm • .e bath oesUed peacefully amons the bllla •ocean. 'Xtra lge lot. All this & ,"'uch more for only '' $179,500. J Ult lilted. ·: t4tr 7711. ~ Walker t; Lee • Real l!ll t.ate ~~ T-H[ REAL - ~ESTATERS ---- I I %urSail PROPSmESINCORPOAATEO HA.DOR VIEW! OCEAN VIEW! ~?f THE REAL ~ ESTATlRS DWNEIS PllCIED-$117,580 Lo•ely 4 bdrm Mesa Verde home with huge family and second fireplace. Views lar1e part)' p1Uo and rear parklike groundl. Owner muat tell -bought another. Call Blll Cochran, l40-t'2J. SllllSllN£ AYAllABl.£ BJCED, $74,5m 10% down on lar1e 3 bdrm, 2 bath with large counU'y size kltctien vtewa-tropical ........ aroundl. Owner b()qht lliotber, must. sell. can Doe Fox,.....U. ·. . Lingo RlAl.en.n OCIAMYllW--STEPS TO SAND PURE AIR -~-le tklllMJ. fl ................ •a•d _,.... ttlh MW e-lst e.... la llMop • .._ Mm n •• Munt• Tine b1•na ,_. .._... tine flr11l1c"' ... ••t to Mfltlow • •tr•-•••derltMJ throeglt HM IM•9 ...._ C• lte lffft _,...._ SlS0,000. ~ OLD CORONA Da MAR Thi• Ml me' taia1d two b1•u• .._.. ................ being sold.., ......... 0W1Mr.,,... of OWMnllfp ._. Cw lff ltf $174,500. LAGUNA IEACH CHAIMB .. Two b•*OOM. OH battl. wcA to beocla. Me.X. ..... oe.. 01111 floors .... t.c.cl yard. Perfect Ito•• for -r•• wt.o .. ,.. ..... ~ c....._ Olaly SI 10,000. 644-7020 2123 SAM JOA9UIM HILLS IOAD HIWPORT IEACH S.Ce.t.dRetnat In Newport Heights! Step down family room overlooks tn:lplcal setting Jor magnificent blue freeform pool!! Landscapini immaculate! Larae llriQ room hoetl 11th century carved wood fireplace -muaive and ior1eoua! Formal dlnlni room. Seclllded nora and Uled ent.ryny. Dreamy t~ A mUlt to see - today - CCII 752-1700 11662 MclcArflmo ............ I ~.Os THE RE~~ 1 ~ESTATE~ IOOJ &a•rll 1002 ....................... ...................... . VllW BtmALD IAY- OCIAMSIDI 'Rare Ind dlstincUve 4 BR. bome m gated prestige community near private beach, tennis courts, pools. Decorator colors, new wall~pen. paint, carpets and fhcture1. DramaUc cuned stairwell entrY. Belmed celllnp. By app't. _,,000 ree. ....... for s. ....... for s. ....... for We .._., .... s-. ............................................................................................ 01•rll 1001 1001 Gta1HI 1002 G1•ral fOOl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• /Jag;re6f We wish there were more like this. A beuutifully decorated. immaculate home. prlced right. A legitimate 2400 sq. rt .. on an overslzed lot. 3 Big bdrms .. including an exceptional master suite with adjoining mirrored dressing area. A large swimming .po<i with sunning patio. Paneled f ~mily rm."\vlth wet bar. All for S230.000. Thfs has to be the best buy ill Bay~rest ! 671-4400 SPACIOUS & IMMACULATE On one of pres tigious Baycresl ·~ prettiest :;treets. this lovely home bli~ been bea'ut1ful1y maintained . d ecorated with a fresh IOOk of shutters thruout & tastefully used stained glass. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths. formal dining rm . & pools ized yard. Construction is real quality & room~ are spacious. Open for preview. Sat. & Sun. $192.000 -ft~ee. t501 Lincoln Lane. 759-0811 I G1•NI I 001 G1•rllf I OOZ G1•r.. tOOl G ... u II I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• of newport REALTORS '75-5511 OPIN HOUSE Fii 1·5 PM 4107 SUlllY DllV_I. CAMIO Ht•HLAMDS, COROMA DEL MAI. ···-.... •lew-Mlt ......... •re•; """" Mdroo• -..; "-tlW -pdim frw-,.;piol. ---• - COLE OF NEWPORT IEALTOllS 1515 I. C091t Hwy .. C.W cftl W.- 675-5511 G1•r• 1002j&••r• 1002 .............................................. NO. SAN DIEGO COUNlY BEAUTIFUL VISTA Clam td1geWer2.._..._. c__. tot & comtry Mtt1t11cJ $47,500 '11 .... wttll 4 ... hoM. Hone Oil $12,500 ~ ..... pscll• of ........ I Acre/Up S Aoe Pwc .. -&lft ..0, I• be.t1M ...... Me!lllaWJ t Story ........................ 1 ..... 2•/a.,... ~ CJOlf ~. UIBAll SUBURBAN If.ALTY t (714)727-4280 or (714)727-0520 , \ '· I· :-! I ' '\ TAYLOR CO. 1; l \I ; ( 11: :--, l :11 I l' l·lb OCIWWOMT COND0-114,tOO in beautiful Kauai! Adjacent to 27 hole golf course. Private airport. Lots of fun -great investment. Gro!fs income Mar. $1.421. Trade? Call for fufo. WISLIY N. TAYLOR CO .. UALTOIS 1111 ,., ............ NEWPOIT C:ild&. M.I. 644-4910 1001 ... , .. 10if2 ···········~ .. •·•······ ....•......•........... • ~NEW? ...... FAM&YMoMI ..... 4 bdrm, 3 balh ~ wn ... 1arage, famll:J l'OCll8 Is formal diDiq l'QOll. For more lnform•tlon, ca 11 ~.,. .,..,~.,..HERITAGE . • REALTORS Slop!! 1ake time lo relax mid ~ at home: It's aiad with Daily Pilot ClUilfled Ads. And If you have something to aeU. call a friendly Daily frelh, ln Harbor View Homes. 2 Bdrm. & den. formal dinmg . garden kkcben; llooaco roodel: DOl lease land Reaaonably price d llJt.500 ECnA SPICIA.L! ID t.be Bluffs. Overlook· IDg the wide greenbelt: 3 bdrms .• ~bathe. family rm. wlfq>lc. A beauttful· lY appt'd. family borne for lhOee who apprecaatl! quiet elepoce a& aemiblc values. $16UOO C.f.C*swlrtilY llALTOIS 640-00~0 QMalfled Ad·Viaer at Have IQIDethin.g to sell'' M ·58'11 aautfied ada do it welt I 002 G1•ral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ll macnab/ lrvlna ?-raalty FIMll HOMES ROM .. ~,00 TO s1.100.ooo THE aOOD UFI STARTS. •• In this outstanding, beaut, decorated 3 BR. den & family rm home w/fantastac view of ocean, Harbor. Catalina & city lights! Lg . covered viewing terrace. lush landscaping & · custom designed jacuzzi add to an elegant, yet comfortable life·slyle. $31S.OOO incl. land. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. <Y·lt > "A llST auy• 3 BR + den. single.story home in Cameo Highlands for ONLY $167,900! -Neat, clean & airy - freshly painted inside & out! Lg. pool-size yard w/fruit trees. Close to 3 private beaches & shopping. Donna Godsball 64+6200. <Y·12> Piii & SUP OM UDO Pll•ISWA Immaculate 2 BR. 2 bath + den townbome w /spectacular view of turning basin. Mbl. fplc -parquet teak noor -all done w/elegance & charm. Appt. only. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (Y·l3J DC>Va SHOUS IAYAlOMT Beautltully maintained! Off ·White cpt & terrazzo foyer highlight this dramatic 5 BR residence wtformal dining rm + lg. family kitchen. Oversize lot incl. pool & jacuzzi + slip for lg. boat. Appt. onJy. Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. <Y ·14 > S,.., SUMMR IM MIWPOIT Lg. sunny home w/4 BRs. 2 baths & family/kitchen combo. Very private corner location wtsome view. S185 ,SOO . Gisela Hanen 644..620(). <Y·l.5> " NOMI W J'tiM.AW OR UMTAL UMT Very appealing 3 BR. ramily rm home w/Jacuzzl & some ocean view! PLUS 2 BR adj. cottage Each w/rplc, new tile, cpt Ii drps. 1225,000. Hurry to see! Appt. only. Elaine Svedeen 842·823$. <Y·l6) OCIAM YllW HOMI Prof. decorated by L.A. designer Hank Morgan. Warm & Inviting, 1pllt·level home w/2 BRa, 2 batbJ down + master 1ulte, conv. den & 11. e.ntatalnment area "'petain. A garden off every r ... ~· ~.000. ~M· ValeAUn 6'4 W#. <Y·17> I . .... -. ..-~~· . . . . ' .. , f .._.. .. W. ..._.,,_w. ,......_,.,.S. Hu'"..,.,. .._...,.,.S. OAll.VPlLOT DS •• ••• • • •• • • • • ... •• •• •• • ••• •• • • • ••• ••• ......... • • •• • ••• • • •••• •• •• •••••••••• ,. ••• • • •••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••·• I _ff'l_ctay __ ._. M_tV--.5_. _1v_n ______________ _ •••s• ttuc:--.,w. fOUC.....,Mll-tOU C-.MIMI 1014C-..... 1024 Hea.1ForS. Hotn.sForS. HMMtFor5411e .._....,_.s. -...................... --··················· ······················· ······················· ;·;;=.·.;;·=~;:.: 1w·k:l;;.·••·104cfiw~~·i·o4o i;; .......... ioi.i ·······~·····;,5i ..SA 'YmDI 2 Piiis lrJ Jot. Ev• 54.1·8953. "••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••• •••••• ••••• ••••••••••• •••••••••••• ~•••••••••••• .. •• 'YWW HOMI MIW CUSTOM HOMI WITH IOMUS $61,500 _$CZ-_91 _____ ------------0,.. Completed m Jun. for present owners. EZcare~mewllb2 ·1ESTIUY DOHT .Gr UST YOUI HOML WIS.. 1-5 Designed ror family living -' oomm.poolsandpatio13 t117,500oroffCT.3BR.1 GITITSOLDtl •1~ C .... , CM. Bedrooms & Oen. Master Bedroom bedtooma, dinina aod b&. newly p&inted. RV fn th11 buy r'• m1rket. It's not worth the rillk to • .,..., -• bas fireplace, separate dressing area more. C• ll today 1 storaae. lra yard. M Is N employ a part-lime or out of area realtor. even Prof•• a Ion al 1 )' and jacuua. Large family room opens MH120. BKR. Enterprlaea · All . I( he Is a relative, friend or neighbor. There are l.udlc.aped.•~m. onto patio. Kitchen would delight a 11 ELL 638·H94 • S0·9556 3llOO homes ror sale locally. wll~ than 200 sold ~ obov:Ut~ u'*;'Jl~ Chef Island work area with sink and I •Ill ,.-evT'J'N_es_/w:_kn_ds_.____ ea wk. Don & Sharron Tr~.-ve full lime. local. ~ _ -1 -=.. • experienced. hard working. honest. and &ood 1t lJ\llOft Buch city lights, gar /dis .. 2 ovens and 2 more sinks -J(etlinft homes sold! Please let us tell you what ocua. beautltuJ trees Loads of cupboards & counters. 4 car ""#I .. CGI......... OWNER/BUILDERS we will do for you. It wlU save you mone)'. time ~~cana.beRomaY"''~icat'~~ garage with la undry area. IY 0 ._... !l.:~~4!.mr.oc13 B•rl~_.B1·hasldkee and fruso-auon. We will price your home so you _ ....... .._, ..,,,,_ ,, ....... u., -get top dollar. advertise it heavily. bold e>pen affordable price o IC>Ru• Colle&e Prk 3 br +den. rod, F /P PLUS full aet house. distribute flyers. plug it al realtors $137,900. f1exiblo terms. 2 bedroom apt with 1000 sq. ft. blt·iD bar. No qualifying ci1,Y approved ftlans & meetlnftri. & much more. We promise to use all Call Sundeck-Living/dinlng with great to uwu•l.UD• tu~TVA it3br·i2orba~~ttect. 0 _addey· ohur ab ty, c1reallv11t1Y & exper1 to market ykour 752 L920 k't h Th • 5th ( th loen I carry -D ..... nc ome proper y so a 2300 rea tors are wor Ing · t c en. ere 5 a garag~ or e Tot~I price $84,HO: to Jdoow. Owner/Ast. ror you. Commitment to persooaliud service Is • PANORAMIC VllWf Tllfl 1_... to.. ...._, .. Zl/a ...... e.... carrl•1 a .. y.-protecH• ,._ °" ....... .,HMCH. ...... ffc •l•w of MUs 9ld Seddl•b•dl ......._ .. sa9:too. ~ 4 QUAIL apt. 7Sl-t533 7S-Ol74 our motto. We 'won'tJust put up with a sign & Pt •cE Open Sat/S.. I ·5. l ~I Gol ... od ._._ • "llDI leave. We'll get It sol at the best possible price .,_ 3br. l~ba. stone tn>lc. ex-_,. • with the least amount of time. cost & worry.' 495-1720 co,.na:Jt,~t penalve crpta, corner Lrs. be1ut. family home Pluse call Don & Sharron l.-Oday. and be glad OWNEA WILL ftADI bay wndw, crnr lot, pool for sale. by owner. in lov-you did. 4U+POOL 2 unit income prop. Great location. me )Td. fruit trees, R. v. e1y Mesa Verde on quiet TROY UAL.TY Owner willing to trade for Newport or 1tora1e. 10• &•le. Grt cul-dHac, 2 bib from ~ ua.toto DANA POINT 493·88l2 SOUTH LAGUNA 499·4551 LAGUNA BEACH 497 3331 UZ.500 Family shed hv1ng room, gourmet kitchen. wind.Ing stairs to large maattt suite. Beautilul decorated 1arden home with plush carpeting. Call 96:Ml?67 Costa Mesa property -As king loca. * Slur&eoo Dr. ll'ade aebl •park. BJ1 !!!!!!!!!~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~ 546-7325 fncd back yard for • $179,000. 702 Avocado. cbildrenlcpeta.Sbr <or4 IW .. •1Mdt 1040 em. 1044 '"'-t044....,.... 1044 -By ownr, redec, nu ldtch, " den), 2~ba w /lrl llv ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOOO'a below mkl. 3 BR. rm. din rm, tam rm & COTA DE CASA. we pro- wlly present one of the finest homes available ln tbe area. Designed by Rick Arlen & built by Lhe <rwner ror hi m.setr. em ·~~-.-A~~~hom cootalns the finest ap- point~ta. $249,000. • ESTA.TE SIZE YARD. close to scbools. xlot potential 3 BR 2 Ba. priced lo sell. SBS.900. Lease/opt? . . GREAT OCEAN VlEW 2 - GREAT YIEW Ocean view living -2 bedroom. 2 bath plus den -Owner will trade or assist in financing. $229,000. 2103 Yacht Daphane -Seaview. Opeft 9 to NOOR Sat/S. G. H. IOl&TSOM, REALTOR 675-3637 271 I E. COAST HWY, CDM 400 I Topside Lem~ ~ A customized 5 bdrm, single story with lovely cot:trtyard entry and a 3 car garage PLUS panoramic ocean aird-gaen ,-otttng-httts-vtew. Reduced to S247,500 FEE. CGI 644-7211 for detalU BR. large lot. stained eoro.a clel M9r I 022 Costa Mesa . I OZ4 hu1e lot, mual see, ldl-'lbere are 3 trplcs in MC)ftll~ t67,800. ~w or bus.; th.la 2SOO aq. tt. home. SIT-0.000..., ... S.11·1812 si•.900. Owner wUl take """""" 3BRarPOOL 2nd T .D. Opn Hae LbrCando.new_};~· MOOUALIFYIMG ~1~:~1m8 8oa ~d~ nuJ1 ~1'. ~al1967.o530 --------1.R.E.N./Lemar Corp. -------~ .............. -114 ... 1112 Edi·-ftriqcy Dft'T BUY ------... .._---Prestia:loua locatloa ad· DWI -~• Jaceot to Country Club. Great 1oc. 3 irtra 11r1e Bi~. brtpt, btn home ::k~o ... ~~ 0unpe1ofra~~e' BR. gla11 doors to -:,;;:1f*'~"!tia°'t~~ -UWI WJ &ardens, 2 BA. Jarae llv· most a~acular values ing room + frplc. 2 Car you can at Ord. 4 uie in the'"'•· Lush garden gar. $78.500. Wbdrmall .t Chera11 krltche1 n. view from every room. • o w a rp c . Priced at $104,000. 983-56'Tl. Open for lospertlon Sat/Son 1·5PM. 178 The Masten Cl.re le Oust off Newport Blvd> 754-7100 ~ Walkt!r r, lee Realbtate 64o.6600 $4fOODOWH Lo.xury Townhouse. 3 ---------· BR. 2 be, den. Tenn.la, heh. Owr, &M-lOM- CllflE PAii SYIACUSE l.Dweat priced 4 bedroom bome in tbe ColleJe Park uu al Irvine. This home b located oa a la.tie lot with loada of privacy. Aleo 3 community pools, Jlll1'k, wallr to school and cable T. V. Aaldng on.ly Sl.000. 6ASTM ~ 11, ol' """" '"' 1026 W.AUTOllACH *'YA Sl7SI* Promthlalvb'Z11or)tes· 1 __. __.. .. n-. ... Co q\Dttely decQrated home -· ...... ~-e • w/ encl'd peUo w/frplc. Vets only. Homes to BRAND NEW ....................... Lee heme, lp lot. 5br, dln rm, libraf7, fam rm. Pool, spa. vu Dana Harbor 6 Ocean. -H58 ""611. -.sns,ooo. Fortnfocall: Vet~. Stl.-00 -~ Walkr.r f; lee Oceaovtew twnbae. 3 ... :Real bta.te UMYaSITYNIC Bedrm, 1750 aq. ft., _ _.. ______ Viii. 1 •• modified g I a ss. I a r 8 e de c It. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EaataldeCondo 9116,000 $149,500. •PRICED REDUCED• EASTSIDE R.EDCARPET754-1202 -7.900. Owner f71.7080; . SA~E Fordham twnbse, 19001q -..... Be1cb House. 3 BR, 2 ba, ft end unit, 4 br, 2~ ba. 2 1t1. remodelad. up&J'd IHYISTMINT Sf ARTER HOME 2 BR 2. exec home. 3 BR 2 Ba. Of PORTUMITY . F0a S'LI IY OWMll BA. low maiot yard. den. & deck w/view Uve u anuc as a bug in Movtnaoutohute,need $79,500. towards Catalina in old ... ,. attractive alm"'*l to sell C.11. prop,, two 4 494-1519 CdM. S206,9SO. Brkr. =pletely reblt 2 ~ BRbomes, l E•ide, l W- 1990 S. Cout Hwy 7S9-l288 home while YoU are con· aide. S&4.900 le ST9,900. Laguna Beach CHARMING 3br. 2ba st.rucUng a duplex on t.be,_64M813 _______ _ __ _. _____ +guest houae. Frpl, 2 rear ot this lee R·2 lot. MESA VB.DllEST F '* V.., I 034 formal din rm. 2 Iota. Open Houae, Sat/Sun. ....................... Ownr,644-lOIM 4332 Sea.la• Way. By STOP --------Owner. SIGS.000. su.otoc n-'t llluTbia 250o sq FT 1_or_~ __ wrkd_"""'ys'--. __ _,.. ·ot luxurious Uvtng in t.bia GO 4 br Meredith Garden BUY-By owner, 2400 home. Seller bought sq.ft., jacuaal, olllce another. Submit. apace. or Mi.le Sq. Pk. 9SW81l. ~ patios, R·2 kit. Prin ooly. Seller bas vartance & PRICEDTOSELL AIAMDOMID-$1S1,000.0wuer,l40-7030. plana for you. Better Lce4Br,ldealforfamil1 llul"rl•.....--. 1040 AanmCHALET b1trrY oa t.hl• one ! -r -~ Walker f: I r.r. .._ cb -....~-..... .. ·-'-r OCEAN VIEW, 1pec· ~ want1n& apac rma. 3 car ....................... Real Dute .... a ...,._, ......... no:W 0 tacular ocean • Newport pr w /trlr cir to rear yd. ----•R 000 ocean from your fron· Harbor view Pool wood Leefamrm+trmldining ---· S6S Resale Speclallita. SICL_. tyard. Be tbe first to call decks 4 wmu '2 ba rm. br • bath do. Beaut -bu)' bl area for um 3.4 or 5 bdrm modela SMOllTI& forthiluniQueftnd.Only lkyliibtat.b.ruouLComp'. Reall!lsut.e draped, meticulous ~br~=i: avail, aome w /poola. A-w.afterSBdrm, OVfl 70 co•--• Wily ~en call Ranch Realty. We have over 70 bomea for you to choose from. All prtce r1ngea and allies. Some will seU V.A. amd FHA. Some bave pools and many lulve central air. For complete lnformaUon on bomea in the Irvine a.rea. pve UI a call l•MCH llAl.TY 551.2000 CllAJ .... QdwidaJe .... eentraJ A /C, prof. deco • lndacpd. Adjacent to pd, taaaia, • .-. Ast. 551..-Z 1-lOAIC 6 Pll Hanover Model. First time on the market. This deligbtlul 3 BR. 2 BA. DR. with patlo. makes lmng mi&hty easy. The home refleela the r1.nesl ol can. A ll'U1 Joe.win Mat library. Unlversity Hilb or the Unlversi\y : walking distance 1t o elementary achoo!. q-11 rordelai.la red hill ~ · 552 -7500· Greentree Atlhhst!· FtRIM!C" moditl hem.--l-- bdrma .• 2 ba .. ram. rm .. central A/C. automatic spnntlen,. VERY large lot, eood locallOn. YOU owe ll to yoursetr to check this home out Pnced to sell· SltJJ.SC}O FABUlOUS WICE We have mostev.ery plan to auil your lndivldual needs and price range From tawnbomes to fret> standing bomes. For complete information . 89,900.Callnowl963-6767 remodeled • updated la=~· prl me w,_ -...oz -°"!"''"0"''HUl'<roMN"'' Easy malntenancei New 3 Br, 3ba., executive ';:'_. ~ .._ ::;TL •men it lea · 1_Pi_.,._.,_,_nat_oo_Propmies ____ =:i{ .=run;,~ ~.~1iii!l 'Ul·lJ1 SUA,500. Interested " bm. Suaken tlv rm., ~,. 11• ...OC. PAMT&SAYI jacaai, tma.is and bite l-...cHUAl.TY r!Ji . ~Jitj'iJ'!J: qualifiedbu)'enoaly. By w/c.atbedr1l cellin11, 960-2421 Brtaa palatbrush& traill. 111.JMO J': ,;.::m•=.:•••k_. ~~~8t68.Courtesy ~ .. ~=rm~J cbee~ok II uve ll11ud .. S7t.toO --lWm.1---..... 0Q(--- --to.-..-.. ..._...... m n. ...-. --JIMl~taW tboaaanda on tbla C.'44-nl I Iyo--••a.1V11L---a Lceyard.Submltallof· -·-......_~m.-_,ADMC>Otl ..,,,,,_ __.. ·---" fen ··-· Principal.a Lovely IBdrm, 2 bath .. ---zst«y' FORDETAILS 3Br. l ~Ba. full security 2 far!tuUc buys. Harbor only.MUSeAft.5 home. Bwty to _,..in .,,910 br lilomt wJpool Won't 4sa.di.Dtnlareaarfaml· f::~~c·,':':~·.~1~~f· ~-~[.' ':!:;:t:~4 tS'xJS•POOL!t coocUUon. 115,900. for . LA~A i.t.-...n. l1 room. Comp6etely up· WOOOllJDGf Ji.tpvemeacall - ~'--1 1 CIWckaale. -~-iraded. lmmac. cond. -... ·-t .......... me, coH n. or While Salli. Open l ·S, MISAY9DI POOL.POOL That'• a ........... t. 3 Covered redwood ._ .. Bristol le Warner . Sat/Qm. nus lvb' 3 bdrm & fmly ,.0 ....._ 2 .. A ... 1 Bdrm. 2 Ba Monterey atrium, llaJibu liabta. & 511-3000 $51 ,000. (S~ dwn ) bo _.w, -am rm, pi.n wt&b taJDl.b' room. RealDut. R II ~ IY OWMIR 2 la ~i or:1a~ ~!, o:!: ~ ~.~: Owners lea~oountry. llACH HOUSI ~ t:,RP:.!:i ::,;b.;::::'ioo. ea y $64,750 JOGTOqACH C=-·~.. ~=ta~ tlon, immediate !:i:t.~!ced to 4Br,isa.a,eaundect,t rtlb&att72.to0.553a7G -·••'Y ~ llYINECONDO From this 3BR Pride o -.---fromtbel1ellvrmllfm· JlOlj!,ISkS.~~ yr Dl'W ln rapidlly de· oodbridge Arborlate, ~~I Two bedrooms. two Ownership Home. Grea ... YU..U.S ly rm tbnt sliding glass ,_ -· .REDCARPET'" velopln1 beacb area. lake or mtn view from \ r~ bat.ha wltb beam c.-e•I· for entertainment. <keaD view C.talina to doon outside into' a btfl '8drm,2bath,29'ory oo ... ~_ ~· l 4 t $125,000. 818 20th St. ~ wio.dow. 2 br + lop. Juat steps to the 183..950. Owner will bel Pakla Verdes w/pool, lrg patio, pool & 1arden qmet cul..._ac street in ~ •1711 den, up1raded hrdwd pool with lft•l location. finance. Only s.1,500total 3 bdr 2~ ba. Appl. ooly. area. Phone today euc nel1bborhood. SWll Doon 6 carpeting, A/C. •4uu.._...__Lllv..a.o •-AJr condilionin1. Only down to qualified buyers. 640-S307 MS-M9l Completely refurbished w a I 1 c 0 v e r i n 1 1 _.,.__ ..,.-10 -tM.'JS>. Call Ad.now. call9&'M1767. lnclmlnl carpet.a, aiat, IAMCHO MOJWATm (ear t b t 0 n • 8 > , Sll.000+2Dd T.D. 3 Br. 752-19:20 l)l'fl'I 111 9 •HHUN rv111 No· Reduced to $195,000. app!laaca. Sale price LAOUISTA S&LB landscaped, lo malnt., 2"2 bath Townhome. '--'U·•I • Owner w /consider coo· 1lll,llOO. Popo1ar a br San 11.tpel Offen thla fvb' 4 br tmJ.J med Id patioa $135.000 P r l m e P a r k 1 o c.-• d ,.. ~ L ~ tract. of sale, aecood TD, Realilsute 11..,10~ _... model b1&blJ Uffl'1lded rm home nl ce h ByOwner.~ . Deerfield. U4.90S p• •cE t . 1 you name ill Owner IOMewporf'm..-wJJ&e tml1 rm Is cov'd landacped in move in Own/Bkr5SZ-5880 _ ~ ~. b:'!i~:91~1!!ro~ ·-~'-C..MIMMl-7729 patio. llmtaee. Seller la eaodltlon. Priced below WOODBRI~: .B~d Turtlerock upgraded C°'91illl:MPJi&.1 __ ....., ~~~~~~~~I motivated. Submit. market. Priced for fut new Al~woou. ~t home by owner 4 bdrm ~~~.! ... !: .. !~!! ::_n 5~6 ~~ch a::." ... It couldn't hwt to call -rn lale. m.51'11. price'. 0::: !'us~~ 2-,., be, trs far:iil1y rm, MIW llVIME • 675-Zlll Ch.let Nub about a re-MEW :a•-•u. Turn left lePIZ'&te dln.lna rm. hrab WC>OOllll>CiE 3 BR. 2 ba .. ~ blk. to bay. --------=•vrc:"" ~i~ USrlMG oftYaleatwoodbollow. 7 ireen atrium w1roun· 4 br. family rm. 2 story, =·~~ ~ a.ASSYYOUMG ~quallfy.M04101. J~lspooloo BMI!lltai. Realbtate Elmwood. $102,000. ~~-s:tl:~: sun.ken liv rm. 3 br. Tri--pl_e_•,-3-.2--1-B_R_;-nr-... 1~ yrs~. Clasa. =..c lot ~·~1: •OPBeHOUSb *OPIMHOUSI* ~ ... an;:'n :::..Jlerra Siena. ~::'tr~wo::1n ~ elemacbool. $21:5,000 3Br, 3Ba + 2Br, ma . So. ..-s.\ VllDI YA prq.. Don't watt. call fbr Sat-San l-5, beacb wallr Sll-&lal-5,lnewocn ln lrvin 3 BR 2 ba 1--------Reduced to SllS.lk\O. 34 ManballlUt,y &7$-4800 ol hwy, nr foot bridge, $79,'5011 detlilJs.845-7ZZl Cando. ZBr IBa 11188 .-bomal.3Br,2~Ba. e, • Find what you want ln Oakdale. By appt. frplc in liv rm at matr Temqen or mother-in· CIMTURY 21 Sboredlff.PcaGkmwal aandeck, frplc, micro home. No usociatioo, DallyPUotClualfteds. (I )213 /657-4376 or OCEANFRONT bdrm, aundecks, will law's retreat w/alttlng elf•~ • o•nERSHIP OftD near all acboot., only ---------1-=a-4=:..:•=1te=------ab Street. aBr, 2 bat.ha. carry 2od. By owner rm ar bdrm plus lharp s W... f __... ~ eve~ 51J..$l4-511Geneva t'J2.000 . .. co~. A.It 380M. Pb 1235.000.675-&99 bdrm home.""''• unique y OWMB Bcb6lndlanapolia 551-5000 '"'-1044 ....._ 1044 ....._..., t..... I o ..... +ER • D&nPD•SJDP ................................. . < 2 13 > 7 t 5 · o e 3 4 or ~ often privacy POK SALE BY ""' ......w-1Ult reduced pool home, 3 ·-~----------· <n•)673.S085 eo.toMeM 1024 and a rm tor a every 2 ltrJ', 8brt l .. be. Lra Shorecreat l m.l from IC2-448I EYe84M831 BR.2 be NPcUninC.wet •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• member of the fmly. lam run • tiv rm, near beach. 4 BR. Fam Rm, MIW USTIMG bar, fMd earner lat. Lota ' C4I t -IMdl IOll Opt. $1500 allowt ~-~l~R~l.oael ~.:.~~Int ~·ooo•f'Pa.-Uo~tcoad. s•na •. decor•ted 3 br olxtru.'87,I00.56UOOll macnab/lrvlne •••-.. •••••••••••••••• you 3 Br 2 &, home J1e ........... ..,.,.. --........ ---w..., WriilWATm V.W comer lot., cloae to S. ..... Verde 3 Bil. 2 ba, Bunt1n1ton Seacllff W/'DMW cpta. drpa. Ca!I RANCHO S.J . 3 Bil, San 188lhi • ·-••MTOOI CoeatPlua.646-1757 FR, z fr~Jc'a, 1082 8a1 ..... -model. ~--to now for an appt. Woo t Ida Re:J, 12tb sreen • ~ ,._ 1 .... "'......., 1.-t.-..rl. lake Vu. SlH,000. 28 Potl/Aff-lwm RealDtate lamoa. u~ lll~•• eacllff tenola Is Naewo.5CT-10M Ellquiatt. custom home a Bdrm 2~ Ba -~· 0wor S.0.'1m. lolfdub. '4 ml to beacb. above oeean w/adjacent transferred owner mmt BY Owner, Halecrea\ CM 4br, 2 frplea, aplral NOW YOU CAN AF· apae. IOt tor 9dd1Uou OC' Mill Rea!iaUcall7 prtcecl bme. a br l~ ba, xtra 11 CoUeee Part 4 BB, Lr& ltalrcue. Nu earth tohe 1 ReUDltate ~J ~r~.'w~ .. toln a ZDd bm. A rare find! at '82@-leaa than 2 lot. tTUOO. MN113 for lot. fJ'1>lc Iota ol mu CJllCS. drPI, window. cov· ... _______ , De11UU1W ~-.... For penooa1 abowlnl old'. appt. -.ooo.H>.im ' erio1 Is paint. Ast,.. Plft • adlool. oa eu1 de call ' yn o--su-5200 ' . •IOM or 147.3514, ui HUGE FAMILY 80011 uc, 1reat coad. Ooty V Al.UY HAI.TY Banoett UC&I.., COSTA MISA OPEN SUN 1-5 far~ IBr, ZBa, all.-pellat II '79.900. 815-1830 4'6-4t77 711""°50 8Yowmr,ccmer,4BR.2 DllJ•HT 115&.WUloDSL ForSU.IBJl~8a dbl carpet•, 1reat SAYlntOUSAMDS a,., ram rm. 1IOO ICI ft Ommbll I br plua tmJy 'l'llla darllU F..IUtlide I .,. au bit•• f' le ..,.,...~ bleycle to copper plumblnl, 0 .i rm. WomtD~• dream bdrm. 1~1-l»iie&1tlf.al l:fiionia etaUlc PA•: oc.n.calltow. 0-.aJUdoaa·WWaell paint.$72,500•2183 Na· kf&daea w/ microwave, C0UDtt7 ...._ ~ tume VA Loan at ·1~~ BE' g t.bJa beaatifal Collea• ..,ther.e.place dona1Ave.KW.1lt ==::-~=== :::.•o:i; =m~~~ w /$10,000 down . 1f~:,f.j truj1 ==-%:'= •tr a ea. + .s.. cw:utiv• IY OWMIR .-s. tb1a beaut.J ~ u ry 21 D 01 le co. 9ftt1All· .._.., SR oa1.1 • '?bell m111t U.t home. f'lnllt bMf view Walk to park aDc1 so. aow.m.M'IL Rtall.On.541-1181. ·mTCOMDOIUY ;..::_~ :=.:~':.; to So. Cal. peo,ooo. eoeat Plaza. mr, 2hll, .. I ISTATI .Jmt nd...S.1 I Ba•~ 3 .ag Condo. 1paetoa. bome boMta a bwd.lfuJ <>wner/Brtr7M/.u700 fam rm. frplc, cstm ape. .-A._. Ba, ootttanalna facU. tM6 40. UDlllUAl ...-pool II JaeaaL set CID lat Prtmt C.p6111w Beacla sa.cra.ooo. PbMMOM ....a ~ute Your *-m come tnat. -, ml1llon SS nc.. Up. ~ae lot. Mutt~ Palil..-locaUoa. Nu ASSUMA"ILOAM ~:n::71~l= =~~:: J;5~· lfaded, '71,9$0. M111t valuaS'2UOO.Jllakeot-:r ca I"":__. oci:'o &up aoat ecaJL Home> -UC• r=•podl..,... llu (W~ s. Oariluu: Nil IMMl ,_,,,.._-.am. .,:::."':ltzw~ W/e\1116m famllf rm, I ~c:ka::.e~·-""i •-NrmJ + ,~eo •12 Cbuclt Seblld'bH1tt..i Al/.. 960-2'712 ._.cloua Hit •ca tt Ownr, 1•0 •1 •1110, fplc'a and o .. rataed ioO ~ frllb. trY •• eoroer' TU·lt2·HU CB:s • towahme.Pnme1J'9beft 1.-.-1 =rd. 0011 SHt ~o. =.Jr.·PboM 1'1;cm• lot w/vlew of park. R.EALTYm •.,., ....,.. 1044 aoc.t. •tr, 2~ be, fam ma1 MlllllMt ex. ::.--..=r for._ to ·Owetr transfered. 4batj ••-.. -.......... rm. form. cUn rm, b1 lat i VA 1~% loan. ewa. 2bl. 1700 ft 1 mt to Lii OfTiOM m* Rite,...,...,... lta1n c._....... $19,IOOtDIJpd~. . OCML ~ ~ floor· Cal•trd•I• abr. All s::-,e.. "ta=: ... -•-••• .. •• .... ••• 714-7~ lnt. wall PAJIW• paint. m.-...~ II PM &Im ...... mttate AU um a bl• I oa n . --------t.=::;;.:::.:. ____ _ n.r..+ .._ autlt at SAT. a IUM. J.J I ltr7 ... Is land. °"'*· ......... tm1 r n •• Woodbr141• s,c.amO". wna.owDOWM UDt•. Pmt;...., ... .o... u u, ooo . ..i' lliirilletlla I BR I BA ~&a;fam.na.,l\t ~111.-t-0a~~ro~= ~ .:::.~ -,~ 18r Co94o, ot'trloob .-...~g;;:-eo.Arl UOWOWD~-.. ~-.1:trciw __. . ,_.. a-..o. can ~~ •ttn .......... FAMILY HOMI Plan 2 Deerfield. 3 BRs -2 baths - family rm w/fplc -rorma1 dining . -3 patios. Low maint. grounds. $109,900. <Y-18> JA~ W/VllW Turtle Rock Garden Homes. 3 BR <2 + den>, 2 baths. master suite w/enclosed patio. Spacious living • rm w/!plc. kitchen nook, dining • area + laund.rY rm. $148,900. <Y·19l ' TUl1U IOCk OL9t Olenneyre Model. Elegant 4 BR home featuring dining galleria, family rm, sunken living rm, 2 Cplcs, wet bar +atrium. Private · yard. $164.500. <Y·20> : All.COM>. TOWMHOMI 3 BRs (2+den > lnct. spacious · master suite -2 baths -lg. indoor laundry rm. Clbse to comm. pool. ONLY $87.750. <Y-21) LORRAINE RENN1E7~·1414 1 T ,. .. ,_~I OCEAN VJEW Is SECLUSION; near ttt. vlltaae. 3 bdrma .. 3 ·baths. 3 frplca .. ornate Wed pool • Jacuui; a dreamer'a bouae Am· ... ! 123'7.D> l ..... Vlewtt.. & 2 .. Chest.,. Nor1/' Lacuna. • CaJon. o~o Sat/Sun. from 1 PM. All wood, like new; ~encb doon & window!, 2 f~lcw .. just listed! ~000 .... a..cc...._u ....., 4t4-7HI H1•M,_.,. • ~~:!.~~ ........ !=:.~~ ....... ~:!!.~.~ ....... ~~.!:~ ...... ~~~~4!'.~!~~~ ...... • • •• • •• • • • • • •• ••••• •• • .... rf a;.....:...a.. 069 -··~ ...... rflMilt &Off Ml -..tlHClt 106' "'"''9F-I S..C........ 1076 Mellile"'-t '--Propt~ 2000 "-"...,.. Wt•""fJllF ·W? ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• E-IR......._ • I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ....................... r'llllf' ..... ...................................... :··ion ••YVllW H•••o• v1Ew ENTRANCE To······················· rusnNuNfTs , .......... IM--~••••••••• View. lovoly home i-NIAil THI SUD . HOMES RMERA. lmmac 3 BR. New ~oblle nome In El E1sht 2 BR units :.I ·--••••••••••• ..,.,.Le apl. All tbla in· SMB..L.THIS&A CAA._y 2 ba. cuat~ home. Toro• newest park have P9tiOI ' enr~l'd. NOR INS REALT"X OC!!ANP'RONT tor tbta price? 2 Bdrm., 2 bath Is huee muter aulle. MobUe home located In tbe mucb llOQCht after South La1uoa park. 115,.SOO. ---------1111 eluded lo one auperb n...;._~ lhl -1 4 vvn1" CathedraJ ctU.U.g. entry Pride or ownership. l!P detached pra1e) Must MOITHYllW llf'C)llerly on the Newport bd';' near 3 o:i n, M.BilCH kltch w/frplc. Ceramic anded tnple wlde set see at tl\11 pn~ Plus~ 3Bll.l\.\8A.f<Wruldln· htiln. The bome is J 1 wm upf:r'heartr':~ SOMERSET We noors. wet bar. lrt to appreciate. m»kf of caUrorraoremfo. 101 , family room bdrO\., tamlly rm .. 3 ~Beach. HWT)'. R d d f 1 Uv rm w/brick rrptc & rff' 837·9491 540.3666 w/frplc. Hue• maater blU» • a 91.UlDY P9UO; call tor appt to aee' d e 111 b vl~ beama. Walk to bch. F 1a m1 n g o coac h "'l• w/Walk-out dffls. the apacloua ap\. la I· $195,000 Get ~d.y fo~ be room. t ree ba Open hff Sat" sun. 2 s w/Cabana. adlt park Fcnverv ...... &129.500. bdrm., I batbltleruce aumm'er rentah l ! ~-out.Proldef blonaf'OUIJlhlytdln Alkloj Sl'4.900. Alt'~ & near Hoag. top cond . ...-... .. ~•• Both l\ave c,reat views of bit. .._.... ell e· wknds; 492·7387 ,.,, ., ... ;.n ~ ~ the bay. Call ror more _,.1.151 corated and up&raded x tr a Ir ai I v n & r m Tired of yard work? lnlo. Many CUltom appoint· BR + guest unit. l 'h w/(lreplace. l bdrm. low•-------- 'lbla WI lovely :t BR, 2 meot.a. Owner will belp bib to bcb. $86.500 rent $23.~00 P R IN · 7 UNITS C.M. REAL ESTATE ·' BA, + den 1arden home rinance. Call and aak for Open bse Sat & SUn. 1-4; CI p A LS 0 NL V . Ca 11 BeauU!ul brand new 4· I ilfor)'OU.AnexceUeot John Shea . 11ur 149 w. Escalones. ~2020until8PM br.lcft.f/p.l ·2 br. l 'n tMo-aL .. SJ.».500. ~~~~~~~~~I 1peclallat. 498-0175. 496-0784 Mobile Home 3br. 2ba, ba ~e. all bltru.. • R I AT I I A C H vtlwas DBJ•HT 752-lS'lO PllCED RIGHT encld porch. Fam. Park c11Jta, chiJs. Hurry. bU) w/ocean~~~3 BR. 2 d QUAIL San Clemente's foremost S23.900. <II 7eo-7790 ~~&J.om Lee. Rttr . BA w /many quallty Walch the sun ael on PL •CE value. "Cantamar" 4 l·BR & den. nicely tum .. •---------features. Near recroa· n-noo Newport Beach & sur· "' BR. ramily home on ~ul-contact mgr. S2S Fairfax •Z Tnlllnn• t1co racWUea. inclu illl ·-· ..... -roundinl hills from the -·co,..T11:1or.M.1 de-sac corner. high Or. Costa Meu. orr NearLakePark.Man to emlla dock of this 5 BR. 2 sty above the city. Call for Harbor bch.. 1·4 BR. 3 ba : I J swim.mint pool• t · --------home. Price reduced to Inn• list or out.standin& 1--------- cow1a. Alkioa ... SJ.•,900. $77,900 *835 ooo TW 0 .._. "' L~T ~... d b r w BR, 2'-" ba: l·J BR. 2 ba MUSTSHl SIAWIHD v•••.V 0 "~ v reatur"eS.OnlySJ.54.500. Obi W1 e 3 r um. 5 garag~s. rrp1t·i. V ho ced bdr -• Reduced from 11.39.500 to BERTIIA HENRY Newport lncls: Washer Slll9.000 each. 1709·1i l3 Speeiom La •Aetaf ~lye Lowest pri 2 b m.. $122,500 Two separate REALTORS & dryer . Sll.500. Must Alabama. Hunt. Bch AWAY FROM THE w/4 BR: 2 u • a with frplc., tras com· ._ ___ . 2 Br. I bath ea 2UDelMar 492-4121 sell. Marina Realty. Own room • dinlnl room. A pactor. elec. i•rage ,....._,. &&2.SSSO 536-1718 er CROWDS. Beautiful. nne value in ex~llent door opener & many ·---Good rental area Nr S-,,_ •-------- r::'ul country Mt~. cooditioD ... $184,000 more extras. Bay & Beac h . Lido c.p.tr..o I 071 Nice u ·x51· + lrg encls'd of fix.up potential; ~ ....... ....., NEW'POtrT IEACH Baycrest/Dover Shores Village Shopplng Agt ••••••••••••••••••••••• porch . s mall patio extnimely comfortable 4t6-J41J 4tl-52ZO ltlALTY 675-1642 Area. 5 br. 3 ba. custom 67S-lm'637-3175 Clean aduJt prk. pool, as Is. Laona location. 2 home w /pool. Family --r-s! clbbae. C M Furn·d. Bdrm .. 2~6atb plus huge ~4'~J..9~4~t~4~1~3~0.~5~0~S~Of~~~-f:-:-~-:-~ -=-:~ -. --room " formal dining. IY OWNER •nn•~ va $ l l 950 p 1 o n 1 y den. sm,soo. POIJOANO l..alb " plaster constr.. H V HOME Su P ebr n Ic e ,2 B R 642.8159 • r n beaut., low maiot. par-• • town ome w many --------OP84 HOUSI ESCAPE quet hardwood noors, Palermo $158 .800 added recre ation •IYOWHEa• 251 Lower Cliff Dr.·5 From the bustle bustle of lo Harbor View Homes. hdCe back yard w /lots of laebold. 4br. 3ba. Hrpcls racilities. Only minutes Dbl Wlde. adult ~t 5• LAGUNABEACH cilyliletoserenityollv· Deluxe large 3 BR. 2"" privacy & full alzed. & 1 wetbar . Appl to Dana Point Harbor park. nr s hopp1na. Sundaylto5 d BA. all the goodies + fenced pool. 1259.000. _644-8134 ___ ._Pri_o_onl_y_. --Reduced ... $62,000. 963·2281 Bdrm 2 ly ele1ant 3 br con o swimming pool. SJ.67.500. ~--..,_.u_ COUMTIY STYLI •---------~Y-0. Larre Z ·• w/vif!W or Laguna H1Us. O EACH """1111'1'1· --. BIG CA ... YON COMFORT •-for Sal. 1200 bath t,; block to Laguna's Relax ln community pool WAI.I( J B " .._ .._,... Maio Beach. Ugbt, airy or clubhouse. Submit on BEAtmFUL MONACO Townhouse. S137.500. in this 4 BR. 2 BA ••••••••••••~•••••••••• IHVESTMINT Commercial building 1n ocean area with secure lease rrom Government Agency for sale. Eqwty bwld up and cash on cash mum for sso.ooo. down payment. Call ror details. MAYO CK llclean .•• 500. S84.000.963-5671. 11,emndcl klci ,. ~rfgaem~IVY· Htil.V.H.t. ! ~irt. 2 ea..;.;,~~ 640-9019 townbome w /many BUILDERS -ng, n n .,. 1 e en • .. • nr ....., • --H--•• 1-0-.-V-ll_W__ recreation amenities. Choice loU & acreage. 1--------2 BJ\ CLOSE IN. mint JUST R EDUCED ! rooms. 3 B • 2 BA. pool pk, xlnt cood. fee. -Slop paylng rent-buy Many to choose from ln .. av ccind •• owner w/conalder Corona de1 Mar income. & volJeybaJl cm, 2 car SJ.3'l,500 640-1«0. CARMEL today!. .. $77,500. beau l. a re as. a 11 IEACH Tllr-t.llOA lse/opt. 1149 • 500 · 2 Bdnp, cou.se wltb 2 ReaJ Elltate ~ar. 1139•900· COUNTRY Feel-oak 3 br, 2 ba, lam rm. dln &...-. Nlpel Rfflty wl\.erms. BKR. S.. Cll•ale 3 BR STORYBOOK rear' u11ita. Excel&eot --0.--...,--c-..... ----i floors, custom kit, pool, rm. oo lg cul-de-sac lot. 496-2413 495-5220 (714> 677·5001 Walk to beach or Def HOUSE.wlxlntlocaUon. locatlon.$165,000. G~~ street of ff!!~~ view. lat lime mkt. ~r~:~t ¢?~.~w::~ ... 49_J..•t•4•9•4-•1•3•0.!115•0•5•0 ORS22-0530 ___ ~r~~.S!oflrl::t ~u~~ Sl.37,500 * 4'4"'057 * luxury bomel. 4 Br,'den $198,000. 6'4-0INO $149.900. Open Sat/SUn•·--------Mtw"-owoera \Ulit. Upper 2 BR 1---------1 1239,089. 1·5. 640-0847 lldn/l)e'ftaprs . units w /ocean views 3 BR 2 BA NEW PAJNT. ---------, Alio4 Br,2famlly rooms ~-~~~iii!i~~ Ill HAl.IOlt VU se 'beautiful acres 1n Just lated-at 1160.000. tlJe & carpet. uaparelled w•LLIA.. SMZ.000. "' 640-6600 ~ oo a buce lot. $500 * * * * * * * Calimesa. Rivers ide BERTIIA HENRY ocean ~ew. SUUOO WELL . L.9p91Hdt 1~~~~~~~~~ 14-PatiO. w/Mf> ar-.a roe tqward your moving cost IN CHA.RMIMG ec..mty Crest ReaJty.,., REALTORS &al Estate--~ oca view, 31_ play or pool. Nr scbls. out~ escrow tr you buy 0 I d s a 0 J u a 0 21JmM·ZMI 21S DeJ Mar 492-4121 DUPLEX W/I'REllEN· · Br. tam-rm. aoatract.on $198,500. Opn Sat/Sun tbia brand new Piao C Ul Capia,lrano. Affordable 1--------- DOUS poteoUal, areal QOO~'f!!-bomet=l),000. llSl USTrn l.S. um P. Stirlillg Newport 'J"erTace prior upetairs/downstain COO· TEN ACRES -1ocaUan.. 12lt.OOO. L....-~ilAMD-----.-MIW-.._...,. ..., W. Y.-Co ·IUI EXC.rlOMAL to May 10th. -dOmiiiium. 3 ~ .. lV. ·one-al the feW exeeUent 4H..U37 sup e r u p g r a de d uvu M~_A. RTS Realty 5St-474t baths, carpeting. win· raocb ail.es left. ln So. VACANT LOT w /PLANS for a 3 BR 2 Ba, wood • glau bome. Designed by Ostrandrer &Klsbiyama. $139.500. Custom 'l>eaign Home --------""!Newport Crest Condo. n•n """'swv dow coveriop. built·lns. Calli. Between Orange •/expansive ocean " '62.900. view C'OOdo. 2 br, Cart!tee. eracious liv· 4Br. 2ba. $179,900. ree. w•91!:111!80NT two car garage It. patio. Co. " San Diego Co. Laiunacoat.lineview.4 2\.2ba,air,frplc,Prinoo· tng!-bnoramlc ocean Open house Sunday ~·~ By owner. Mon. tbru FantuUcpricel3500per Br, &-.huge tam-rm., 3 ly.Owner.&44·7S8S ·"'--......... jac"•..; ten 1-5PM By owner. you own the Tbura. (days i. call acre.Terms.BKR. Ba, aau.na. wet bar. 2 .:~Doo· ~t' --::_a, ... · 1'""..Port Margate land ille.lud.in& pvt sandy 646-2158; Fri. tbru Sun. (7141 676-5717 F/P,topappl. Sll9UTY ::"ate a~;":,;'~ ·-f 644-4W • beach + 42' boat slip. (days) & evenmgs. call ORSZZ.2080 • LOOKING FOR A Choice OPEN SUN 1·5 5".900 Sal·& SUn 1.5. 10 Swift ·-------• Beach & water view (TI4) 493-0588. Ao ....... , 1 _...1 Propertv In tbe MIA 974DELMAR Lrg.tiv-rm,brickrrplc,3 Court. from klt.cben, livmg rm. -Crypts_. 1500 ' -.. -.. bl 2 ba Spacious 4 Bd 3 Ba. ...,_,_ •-family rm --------.;iooe, llvln& quarter 6:1._ _______ .. Br, ex_.. e, • ~ui•-.... wig rm.• · Price..-.... ,. I d r ~ Ja---t In master • ..c • I Ids _ ... thru fplc & ••••••••••••••••••••••• work area. Ideal for auo ry rm, am-rm. "'""" nc s"""· Lagttna Craltaman patio, W.ldtcba Lot-7 2 fir•plaeea • lead•d waterfront patkr. 4 BR on tfifs 1r eat family 'IWO CHOICE Cemetery SlAM.SOO. by 189' Prof lndacpd. 21 g1asa windows • all new aurround lge interior home ill Mission Park. lots. side by side.both Like new, 1912. Call evs. kitchen · oak plank courtyard. Open Sal/Sun Thi& .3 BR. + family for $725. M EMORY 3 BR 2v. BA, LARGE 495-0088.owner. • H Boors • carpeting 11·2PM. or call for appt. room home is in spotless GARDt;N MEMORIAL LOT. C·-•-m home;,. all --.. -n---uv_...,! rPri----i .... __.__ • _ _. ._........_ •. 500. 752.5752. cond. Now priced al P 'A R K. BR EI\ ...,.., "' SUPr..n B ce re· --.--sann. 34 Balboa Coves. Nwpt. $89,000. 213/sr1·9849 for W.ly<>---~. 6 Urut apt w/rec room. units are all rented. 12.400 mo. income 4 • 3Br. 2'-"Ba studlos. 2 2Br. lBa. 17091 Elm St . H.B. $375,000. 848-265:> day s. 53 6 -48 73 evestwknds SAMCUMBnl DUPLEX sat.soo Sparkling I BR units with secluded gardert patio. PLUS separat~ guest apl. 1.oned C· I for resped,I. Owner bas re-®cect to 116.900 on this 640.5357 Better Hurry! Won't last u.•cHO•""GE,. --_--_-lal ____ _ located Offered at 4l!r. 2batb home .I~~~~~~~~~ atSZ98.SOO. """ -'--•.. TllPLIX 11.34.500 LAeuMAMIGU& 546-580&/Acl I· IMUS.TMBITS ~ 1600 -LISs-s ------'-----i91vl'llft'r 9r11rnr1~~~~~~~ IAYCREST 1714J 4911..7711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $129.500 added po(elltial. •VIEW LOT W/PLANS & APPROVAL, Spec· t.acul.ar deslp 41 priced toaell. 179.500. 49~519 1980 S.. Coat Rwy LapnaBeacb Lg ocean Yb lat w tpl&na Is permit, overlooking Bluebtrd Cyn, city 41 up coat. Top Of The Wodd 2805 &em.a.rd Ct. IC7 ·588'1 ...,.. ....... By owner 4 BR bome, 11.,llWI 1UUI I I -E.xqmaite pool home. 3 .____________ SMALL MOTB. Super location nur lmmac., move-la cood. muat aee. 185,000. 2!!012 Uve in comfort & style 1--------• bdrm 2 ba. Immaculate--------beach & Del Mar shol)b. home lo Nortbriew; 4 Nueva Vista,831-1819 in this Immaculate 4 WISTCUfF " priced to sell. Prio· Beautirul home by the Long Beach. Moel rooms 2 Large 1 BR unit s bdnns.,2baU.,faimtr bedroom exec utive .-.&.u•wa d .... 1.onty.Agt.646-7782 aea. 2stry. 4br. Ideal rmtedw~7~b'000· ~studio. rm., dinln& rm. Back• tl11'1n Vlefo 1067 home. Up&raded ln ~----=--;,----------1 fam. home. Call for .. ~. BERTRA HENRY aide 1t:~bel Covered ....................... every detail, tbia ex-NeatlY2 ~lov'"' 31.yBdrmyant: appt. 114-496--4168 llMTSOM & llOWM REALTORS deck.Ide ._._ al ~ton ~ 2BRCA.5ADELSOL cluslveoffering ls shown 2 beitb "'l&D "' NEWPORT SHORES. ---"''---------REAl.ToaS ell-9111 2U Del Mar 492-illl I . ""'" vacy -""·" ,,.,,.)# vi .... _,A·--t I Near shops, schools. .--AP w/lse opt. 2 BR + FOR s•• [ ~vinr li.&)U, ,.. .... ..,...~ ew .,,,a.....,...~ony. parks. Asking only d~~SlU.000.Callforde-IQ.L PRlMECOM'LCORNER SALllYOWMtl valley,mts.SlT9.000. Fmastic'cu1 .... ac SU2.~00. To aee call ta1l1 : trv1ne Country BY OWNEI Costa Mesa .. C·2 wn400 Trt-plex. near beacb on 1.Aa.uMA llACH FLORA MODEL. M).U51 559-4'56 1q ft. building Price just 42nd Sl. Nwpt. SJ.80.000. ,\pproll.~acre,apecial Tileroof,oqalot Walk.totbebeacbfrom reducedt.oSJ.4$.000!Call Great rental Call for bone • doC loven; by it.self. aauoo: S-Cle•• I 076 tbb 2 sty. Spanish style 4 Royal Prop9f'Hes 646-9284 on wltdys aft Ir.pl for bonel; county 4 BR MADRID. Walls lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR. 2Ya BA. ramdy room MZ.. I e3o 6PM~-area. + larse 2 bdrm., 2 late. Sl29.IOO w tocea n v 1ew. Open 1-------.----------•1 bath home. Sll7.SOO. 3 BR. xb!tcond.. •• q .............. h 0 u I e u n t 1 I s 0 Id SHOPPING cahat TRIPLEX C.M. IMaA&.D IAY-. SAM C&.IMIMTE VAWY llALTY , H. V. HMS PHASE Ill He .. ts tt.. Owner/bltr. Near ne.w-tn H.B. on By ownr. xLnt cond. Inc· USTIM Spec i a I Priced ~ 3br or 2br & den w/fan· Last cb1nce to buy <714) 493-6287 Beach Blvd. Sl.195.000 lll05. Sl.50.000548·S777 TOl'HESUlf towohouae, $8t,850; 3 BoborShlrley RANCH UALTY taatic: Dite lite vu. soft Oceanatde home In OR661-1535 SCOTT llEA.LTY IUILDEa:S SAU h ri ... _ b I ......__.,2bat.ba,all1--e 551·2000 wtr ,, ... dr onnr, UP· 0-.....ldentlal H0 hts. 10 Fff• ·--.,.,..,71: .... T e P vate .,..,ac s :;;;:, Incl. amenii:S. 3 bdrm Cordova, pror.1 _________ graded ... appla, "';uract. H~~ea nall ln last Ats n ~ ..,_ ,,_.. ..,_ AU.NEW acroe1 the s=t~ mmmlq pool, teMi.s landscaped. upftradea. CUSTOM lndacpd w/dck, pool. Jae phase. From $19,000. An Jmt listed. No need to CondoMinl .. s/Town· Duplex-SC $154,900 ::r:e S:i:m~ty la cu., club&oUse, jacaz:d. llual sell. We w deal. Ne_wport Ht.a. Channing & tennis. Fee land. early vtait Is recom· qualify oo this single sty -.... for tale 1700 Duplex-SC 1159.000 it Never lived \n~quiek OC· 830-2Dll BR. It f 1 $lS7,.500. Ownr, ~Port mended. 492-2780. Sunset Spaoish hm. take over ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 blocka to beach. view f'~ .. ~ .. bomb .... -~!!'!!!a.~ eupanc:y for buyer. --POOL---HOM---1--• 3ca8rpeusedtlng btrihcru 0~~· Ortiae.MM887 PaclllcHomeBullders. 1ow int. loan. xtnt loc. BcbwlkTnhae ·2Br.2B1A. -·-.,......,ADU .. v-... Qw.-erallldoua! .• --------FIX&S"'vE Only $69,900. 831·3750; pri putt1n1 green, lgr as 3 bedroom •• den or 4 llAURYSTAUFP'ER 4 Bdrm or 3+deo, fam forced air heat. copper A• 493-2202. encl tiled ctyd, choice bedroom. Tbe ~ ~ SEAlJON REALTY rm. central alt'. ()pen PNlu~~;,Dr. bo,!!c a000cceas. STEAL IJI. $19.500 Wall Street Real Estate toe nr pools. sauna & warm and tbla uuurc ._. -. E. ,,..... H Cdll S d 12 5 Owner r. """' · -· · · ct 21 OP S31 000 h the cbarm.id~ amenWea -& ::::.•~:!Y· un ay . PATI'I WALKER Vi-or ocean la bills. By ownr, 3 BR home on clubhse. nr tenms '· ots· . • eitc .,,...._ 78S-4l28 _, .. ~.. 418 ..,...IT ar 11'ff ~.. go tr & b ch . t 9 7 5 2 with SFH plan, CC a ppr wblchtum vinaintoa 1Zl3N.c.tHwy,Lasuna B~u -·l •ftnl DUMI Greatrlxerwttha38R, beautlndscpdC!>"'erlot. Oceanalre Ca r By Constructloolnvestment House.CB·Sl29.500 3br 2ba, loft, Vlt'W • dally love affair. 8i ap. 4W7-D8 0,-Dllr IOAM 6PM 1-----....... -:s BR2 Ba, ocean breeze, 1"9 BA, larie dining-Frplc, pvt paUC> many owner $ 9 o 9 o o 731·5606 pointmnt.~000-ee. znu~Aatorp ... RllYAAE putlikeaeU.IAg. family room w1/ddb~ upgrafdes . d wn1e1r1 536-?31J/842..Ql19.' ••-ODeolakindElPicNIO * Rd t 4 Sll.SOO.~ fl~plaee. +aec u e,. traoa erre • w Co...,_...,... ~-14COMI lla111iflcent Beach, Reduced '7000. Only "17,400 e uc ion; deD, atudy or 4th BR. aacrilice. Must su to Panoramic View, SJ.39.950 4.Plex lo Huntington Gor1eoua canyon • coutal • oceu views. Sll.2. 708. Fantastic :=.':ft~fa~ e!ct~"'; Priced to aell. appreciate. Open hse Sat Sl5,000 below market. Beach located in rapidly oceanriew.Leplduplex 2111', apt wlbeaut. pool. paoramic new. 4Br. 3 . 1 ..,.,.......,.. ~ BER11iAKENRY 41 Sun. 493-7041 eves & 2300 sq.ft. 2 BR. 2 !pie. eppreclatiog area. Mo- oesUed 1D R·l area. 2 s oearbeacb • lull bai 2 Crplc'a, aecoad o;.. s.irv::'"·-· l·S REALTORS A wlmda. atrl um. s und~c k s. ments to rreeways & Bedrooms, 1"41 baths, On1' •..500. sty library. central air, .,..... ~ 215Del Mar 492-4121 An a lfe i m H 1 11 s . beach. Priced to sell large tivinJ room with Fioane DI available. eovered patio, boat or 2241 l .. ,_ 11e30.-.c:o.u.._ 3 Br 2 ba Mira Costa °"""' .... Eatat. Ownr/Agt. fi31"'1137 Call BroUr. 558-3327 Cireplace, up. On OsinHsedallJ.-.2094 trlr.acceaa. llatunollve tr' !l!!i! 645-9161 Twni.e. nr Camlno de ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,_..us/ bedroom. 1 beth. livilla trees. Prine only please . .,. 1 Estrella Is K-Mart . ..,.. "-• (Wh Sale 1800 DIJ JI Pl.EXES -down. Great value ·-... n~. • ..... --~--CCL-IE-tr:_._ 1100 .. .......... .,._ -"• ACll -.-----••••••••••••••••••••••• atSUIS,000 COUNTDOWN ,. ....................... TIJPLEX $105,000 PRD With ree lots, pvt 8 • w nll'O w .. ---Beach. J>O'lfR~!llUTOK0KJ.,U< CUfru•eo 3 br, many Mew ..... IHch ASJICAL M 2 B 1 street, poof, ree build -~t,,_·~ .. ~=.-.ooo Nl.-rflffdl 106' -~-.:... poulbillties. ~or YouLovedlOYrsAgo fANJ N/ECoeta esa. r, ing. Isl user depr • .. -.,.._. .,._ ..-·r-_ .. .._._, ~Owner/Agent. • n-aut. cuat homes • Ba, garages Xlnt mln'1mum 1<3 down 3 .. _ .. _b Bay pt-a•a ••••••••••••••••••••••• c-.. -• ...., Good d ,, --" -640 7000 w/paooramlc ocean rinancing. spen a· Owner will carry 2nd to La ..... Ni,uet 5 . BDRM.. Chris Abel IY o~ • IEACM • . --views avail for sale from Costa Mesa b I e ! J I M w E L Ls qualified buyers. 496-722.2 131.olJ6 deslpedhome.$375,000 la Just 200 ates-away)~~~~~~~~ IAILY ILUFfS $228,000. You must see Shangri-la dbl wide lu1t-REALTOR, 557·6264: 751-5992 ~~~~~~~~~ BDRM NI I 3Br, 2Ba, trplc, 2 car gar POR SAU Oslln Sat/Sun 1·5 the quality of these ""'living. Btll um 2Br. _m-_263_1 _____ _ -~· ·~ ~res cu1t~m b:;:,:. ill a Carmel-like MtUng IY OWHa By ~. bard to find homes. An early visit l8 i'ea Skyline in adult FOtt SALE IYO~ ..wn1 w.n• • on a pvt at. In Lido ""--Frf IC-' I 5 C-Plan. End .unit off recommended. 498-0200 park, swimming, Jacuu.i .._ rro,.rtr 2000 Costa Mesa W. Side Aperlectblendotwoocl• $339,000 ' Sand.a _,..... 1-• • PoOI. Sl53,500. 2128 Vista or 831 -9122. Sunset & social activities ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• 1919Anahetm Ave. ~. :o:!n.:m~~I~ 3. BDAM., 2"41 ba. Nl1uet t-S131__....500 _____ au._l262_ 121 Harbor I ...... Id Lando. 64U333. Pacific Home Builders. galore. All for under Eos..w. Trtplex · ZBr house w/2flr dP.lx tn I Uo atarterbome •1500 IUll'fS in prestilious Promon-• _ _.. '°'' 124.000. Park rent All 2 BR. Income Sl.060 rear. S130.000. Owner very private poo pa ' ' Owner F t tory Bay uea. Thi• Ne..,...t.... 10" ... .,.,._ Sl~SJ.40. mo. Owner wlll help wlll carry 2nd T .D. enda lo a cbatmlnt 2 -R'"'"'"'ln ... -artof By • as posaesa. ll'8doaa FEE LAND 3 ••-••••••••••••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,..fn=6Paclflc floao"e . $154,900. 549-3875aft4PM pzebo luab with planta. "'..,....&~ _, 3 br or 2+den, 2~ ba, 6edroom (or Z w/den) ~ --~ A areenbouae for the Dana Point. 142,500 atrium, priced rilhl. ha• 2 rireplacet. opeo Mobile Home Realty 642.-4758 1-5'1>1 C.M 1arde0Ln1 enthualaat. F.acb. '*8383or..,144 beam llvlo1 room, CE 2706Harbor,Ste208 lltcar •Htty 2 br on 8100 sq. ft . R·? 139~ .... -5 1· R·2 LOT, close to Eouae, uW. paid, prtvat.einnerpetlo,Zcar 540.5917 INVESTMENTS lot. Room to build · ~•..:'" downtown Laguna . nso mo. No kitchen. ~Tork bent, A 30'Ttailer, l BR. 1 BA. IN ~·500~1d Bourke. A true c:tLarm bom~ .. ln -.oao 541-T.9.. Nopeta. ~U1 ~-m ILlllS ca k'.tchen. good cond.. •ir.•• ur•r• .... _tr_. __ .-----tbebeartofLal\lll8: u:i.ls e:ldl'U! Call 675-7661 or llDllB -s 2500 ...._ "' "' _ perfectly decorated 2 llLASI' OFF in this l9M ... CAMYOM m-0810 no"! f.ovely-1 92300/blt.,.r. 58&-•Relldenllal Income bdrm b om e h a • oceanfront 18x60 mobile llUn1ficem "froot row" low maintenance-you •Duplexes COST A MESA .eperat.e cwt quarten. home •ooo &OiitOUiae view ol own the land. tl75,000. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE •fANTAS. TICAL •Apart.menu TRIPLEX • Harmooloua UH o . • pond•, fairways fl ~lal All units w ith new waodl, l.mponed Ute -rblftn 1reeo1. Exquhlte A RARE IEAUTY Call & let us locate the carpet. drapet " palllt ttalDed •leaded &lw . ~nh AICU8taPlu,2bdrm.la Estate Sale Newport-0.ta Mesa In· Enclosed a•r•ttc" Ollbance U. MRDe ea ~1.t17 -~· fl. al UD• Bd 21""' Yett.m«ll tl\at m.-your Priced to sell. Ca ll vtnmmmLsa:ao.ooo •H·2800 COO) elepnce Lovely Newport Beach 3 rm. ,.,,. Be,eullful 241t80 2Br. Reql4re~ta . ...uaSHOllS LavtlhJ7 •PPG60~ Not: Ba. Home. Vacant. Immaculate 2B~, corner lot an 4• '75-l6l7 M&-SllllO. Beat• In t.ba Sbol't9! A OCl.AMFllOMT ed dellpr'a &ot.a.I ef. Move In Condition. Bright Ctteerf ul park. Park rent only o.n. Robertaon Reeltor prdee homo wlt.b a bit naa.,,,_ ,.~ llPL 2 Br. 2 tort. AhlolldelJ "award -d SI CUst.o $142.00. Thia excellent fionua , enlar&ed mat.r. ~~ ~ wtanlnl" at Sl4t,OOO. Setting On A Cul e· ac. m home avallabJe ror Im· TWO 11.0CIS b cl r.., • a cl de d _.~-·-bi.Ltd ~ FOi' &JIP't. to view call Drapes. Select Wall Papers. med OCC\Q>ancy. E$y ~ ~ ..... ·~ DlQroom. make th1a -·-·· • ~ -· Sun-Deck. This Home Shows Like A t.be noe.t all year round ~~" bdrcn h undy bcb. Ad ta . a ..... ._ 1mot tree weatb.or an Nlftouolt.a tor $400,000ln ~I.~ ;:&i!~ •&,..680RN ewport CruL Coodo. Jewel. $145,000. Or•J\P County. awlm· HunUnaton Beach. All ;,~i~·~u::U:J 2 1:;; • ~ ror otcupaney. &EALISTATE Ocoan/coaataJ vlew. ~, IOClal ac· adult, imko aQoffC!r. house. Nvw cHpt!t. G"-GOO •Ol••Jte .....i 311', ._ end unil, ll1nt. C~OMA DE.I. MAit u . 1s.Hmo panenns. brdwd nn. ti: Frplc. wt Mr. ntrtlt. Pttdflc d ftll_.11 Uv rm, countrJ ktcbn. 1Ardt8a1vtiewllome rter.allon faelUtlea. Charming 1 Sty. Cotonlal WI 3 llobileUomeRoalty ~....._ 1tove4'rcfn1lnct .• 2ear ll•h•IL . un .soo. Own.r . Bdrm. 2 Ba. Living Ronm l70IHarbotSte208 .. _.CE ~ar. Owntr. S75.oou .--811·210f. Wltonda , ... A1t•1 ...-.~ t b k r " -l\'9 .. .,.., •-~~':'""'.::''"=.'"".~--::-;-W /FinlPJace. Lrge. Brlght Kltcben. l~~~--~~~·~~~l-"":""=:::·:::--::::-:"::=-.. :-:::':::ik:=-1 l.:MZ-=o~u,._:.::rt=e:..1y __ o_r_o_"_· _· Well Decorated. 2 Sunny Patloe. •· _ ara1e1Guesf. "Roust. Wt. lfenn: Courts &i Shope. $151.500 C51 Coldwell Bonker , ,,. HERITAGE . REALTORS _.~.._.--==o:--~~~~~,-~~--~ . r .. • • ~~~.!!._. ~·"'*••ut•4 · .....,.U•fwllalM~ U•fwlll•• Tow tu e \ ,.......... ~ ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •h• A ~ 1s•s ~· tww111ta ,_..,_. Friday. May s. tt1a ...... LY P1 or D7 -""'' ,.....,? JMG .. •• .. .. .._ __ .. lJ ~ ---L -·•"'"-6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -...... L -·-• .. ••••• .. ,.... .._. JU.2· .. v•-40t-lJff ....................... •-I . ........._ 1 .................... ,. •••• , ....... ,.••••••n•• -• .... •••••••••• t Mt.,...._.. 3769 -#WM•t•-Afa lzwh u.tw.. .,. luc•'h ~ .... lllco• Uiafft PLU 2-3 BR. avaU. Ntw-ele1ant·J bedroom rtont l br older ~~~,!!~S:!~~j ............... , ............................. ••••~•••• ..................................... : 4 hr LI tAdJ l) Opm \: ' «*ll. Jae, (1-W)) '* 2 bedroom + Yrly. '500. l w o b • d r o o rn U.S TO llACH ............ 3140 ............. 3140 S.Cll•• 3176 Nr ch r Pna mb I . 1'=·0817 dea ("7S). Cedar" wlA· TSL MllDt M2·1S03 towobousea tn excellent 2 BR 2 b9 ly at ·~·~•••u••••uu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ ! 5iST orm5631 £LUXE a Br, 2\\ Ba, =:cl!°mln!a~~f' to WettcUff, chumlne .3 nel1Jlborbood. Private iAY~ 0 ·-----~~ 8aebelor apt ttnfurn COY1M6TOM 4-ftUI front dpla, tlS M.arl1old. f.~•· F'ttlly m~~~~ BR, l~ ba, patio, no riUo bview from lovely z BR COQdo, yearb. Walk to beadl.. l220. m ...... •1 .... "'•o 152:5mo '"-M05 yard Adulta No pets,t525/mo.84&-Z189 tc en . encloud a160moatb The Be.ach Mlle Anml111enfs Encino Ln . Afll G ""9• n1 • ......... ex · · I a r a 1 es ; l> o o 1 : ,...... r-•962Sor634·1612 c b t n.. u l •. u u BR. 2 bl • bit ina, or. pell Inquire sas tab St. Btlul 4Br. aea. pool, va-$320/mootb. Call Clyde -UDO Cornella Cr. Anabtun lbos» Nopets ~ l11'1te0-8381 cant, l'nl5/mo. Gard" <Manager. Ap a rt 2BA.2b9,yrly.M25 S...._ 3180 <Nr Otttlto. 6 Knott> I BR. 3 ba .. lie. Blt.nt. FteabJy painted 3 BR on pool aerv lnc. 54.9-2879. ment•30). '710 89H01l. NIWPOIT caHT All new 2 bedrooms w/2 b•ths -walk In closeu ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWWl/Bkr/Coop (71 41 1£tr. QPener, or. ettan culdeaac Wallttop'ark For IM 3 or 4 BR bae, 12821 Flower Street. 2BR,Zbatbt ·9'75 I Larae 2 BR. "cl NMINI Woo'l lattl lllOO Aien\ 67~10 "schoola."2 car gar, M2S Ea at b 1 u If • ( N 8 > Garden Grove. Larae qu et -close door 1ara1e1 -l mUe to beach ~ fl>k. cupet, drpa. 1 UMl11 $205,000 ..... ChloNU mo. 96M:Ml8 Mqniftceot view, com-ooe bedroom townhouse. ' no '*'· Z30I A s. _1 I I ,__ bop ln Celt.er. 831·ZNS. Unoer 9.S X Gross Five Wo have 1000'• or DON'T MJSS OUT ON Pele 'I remodeled, de· c......, to• P I · Laun· spaclous2Bdrm&twol bouses,dplxt.•plJlnow, THISSbarp3BR 2 BA corated, lndecpd. Nu dry facllltlea. No Seeat9842Hamill.on 11im•aa.. .. Bdrm, Lge laundry au areas, all prlcea. Sm fplc, w/cpts, fncd yard: cryta. w.tlpaper It •P-childreo; no pets Call Sat/Sun 12noon to Spm room .tr 9 encl auaae1 fee. conv an1a $425 963.4567 rances. Close lo 1chla Debbie at (714l 636-7343. ••"••••••••••••••••··~ Great lookinf bldg in a •COM..,.r'1 W•• aet. no tee'. . •bopping cnlr. 1'195 .,:;11,_;;; ... .-~,_;,.;i;wi;;di°I ~~~~~~~;;;1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11fE EXCITING good area o Anaheim. 645-4900 mo. Call 973-1149 days ,. ... .......---...~~ 'ALM MESA Ans. Possible aesum1ble lsl IP"YM 1244 Mon·Fri ....................... rlf!Al•wh lllNUTESTONPT T.D. at 91~% int. MlNG Irvine Ter-•••••••• .. nn••••••••• ..,_IN•~ 2B Corw .. M.. 3721 U..fwllalaid Costa MeM 3124 Hull'-•---'" 31111.0 BCH ra ...... -e, .. BR. ~l. 1tEMT••s ''"""' ..... -nyon r. 2Ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.-_.... .. . '"" uuw • ""'" T h ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••it••••••••••••• Bech. l6:2 BR. 4 UMrTS SI lf.500 P'dnr& pool svc inc d at 3BR 2 Ba ~ wn ome, btfl golf I llDIOOM APT Gwull 3102 LA MM4CHA APTS SHARP. beach, 2 & 3 BR. r S220 & All 2 Br. l ba\h. Income $BSO, lse. 644·9615 3 BR', 2 ea: : : : : : : : : •"" course vtew. pvt gara1e. SWEEPING VIEW OF ••••••• .. ••••n"•••••• f :. .... "'o. p~P.: llOO/mo. CodaMeta 3224 4BR,2~ba ......... sru :;:;:rramo. 640·8126• NEWPORT HARBOR. 3 12821 Flower Street. i::::n 1 °1p"t:. ~~~~ ~~-.~~~~il~~· .MiM~n~':" ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• 5BR,2~ba ....... $580 FLOOR WALK.·UP. Garden Grove. Larae bttn.s.eoct.aar.gubbq.2 Br+den l~ba patio (581bEu\ofNewport Please ask for Jim ""w 2 br condo Pool 3 Br + fami ly rm CR PT S • DR PS . ooe bedroom townhouse .......... Gas Pd 778 ~ ...... t • • · \ 81.,d.l " ' CARPORT LN cbe to ~ · • • P1iruu1. • °"~ QWet Hunt. Bay. aduJb· ' 848Wll~~!'1Alt 536·26'44 or spa. From $375. Ktds & canalfront. '725 Also 2 ' DRY s pina. -wi· .643-50'13 only condo. •""'0/mo. 546-9860 ~ 'I. br +den $550 Yriy. Walk FACIL. S39S. MO YRLY dry fa c i it a ea. No _,, 1--------- Prlncipals <>n1¥ Please. pet.a OK. &75-4912 Bkr. f..f" £L---to beach. POOis. tennis OR $650 MO~ER. ~: no Pet.a. Call HEW !-SIDE 86Ull8ort7f.m1 low 4000 New 3 br, 21h ba & 2 br, 2 !/~~/~ from both. Marina ReaJ· (714)7~ Debbie at 636-7843. 3br, 2ba. Townhouse. Sharp 2 bdrm. 1~ ba Con· ••;;;;••••••••••••••••• ............ / ba condos Pool, dbl gar, "«.fo)' ly.&42.aso. c.t.MeM 3724 •llAMD MIW• Ufgraded. Lge patio. do. 3 Ml. to beach. $350. mw/ltitcbeneu.e f'ropeutf 2100 ~-beam ceilings. 0'.1'.18600 Pluab 3br. 3ba w/boat ....................... Cherry Creek Adult C lldren ok. 645-9543 mo. Aslt for Lethe SSC>weeltlcup. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'llUUIKO your carpet. $.\50 u;>;>• 11lp. 1 bllt to beach. $50 WEB & UP ,\ptll. 1 le 2 BR. fplc'a, eves, 646-42162 days . ~ • MB-975$ Indus tr a a 1 Co o . & $450. Wes l blurt S!f8-8S34 640-4919 Studio. 1 bedroom we have laktt. sauna. Large 3 Br townhouse Deluxe poolside xtra lge Ambassador lnn in Costa dominlums. 2 nu units Village" Victoria " Ca -, Maid service, pool Jacum " pool. Located apt, 2 ba,_ _Jrplc. patio. ar. 2ba, bltna. dahwhr. Meea, 1Z17 H.ar*· Cen- a dJoinlog th e O:C nyon. 631-2080 TO OWNEIS 2376Newport Bl. C.M. at 2701 S . fo'airv&ew. Jmt prage. Quiet complex. Nr beacb. Ad.tt. no pets tnUy locat.ed,235roomi;. Airport, 3200 & 4100 sq Townhie, panoramic vu. Many colleae 1tudenta 541-V7515or&45-3967 S. ot Warner. N. o( S.D. Adlllta, op pets. $375. sz5o mo --· MANY with kitchen." ft. Contact. Western Ter· 3 lge bdrms, 2Yiba .. frpl, D E E R F I E L D need winter rentala. SUS CASITAS Fwy, 5'6-1991, No pets. 645-3381 or'675-5948 . . / pbooe le TV. Swimming rain lnc., 4320 Campus gar dr opener, •ll bit· TOWNHOUSE 2 Br. den, start.In& ~mber. Nicety fumlllbed 1 bdrm. 13742 Newland Street 9UllT ADUl.T pool, Jacuu!, and ree. Dr,#llO.N.B.Ca.92660 irui. Pat1o & balcony 2ba,wooddeck,2car rental dept. needs all Closed gar. $230. up. Garden Grov·' 2 Br. l~ba townhouse. 2BRl~Ba.eocl1ar.pvt room. Dall)' Is weekly PH; 714 /56-1480 m25 mo. 642-5548 aft 5. • gar w/elec opor, mlr· liltlnp Call us if you Ad Its l t 2110 " . patio. yard, frplc. encl. ~ ,. __ N rates lt.U'\1na from 1$4 a rored wardrobes Nr have i vacancy pro-N !.....:. Bnlo e s. BeaulifuJ, two bed~ gar, laWldry rm. 1375. • new cpgi ... ..,.. r ....-. Loh for,S. 2200 E/slde 3 BR. 2 ba, frplc, pools, parks & schools. blem. 8"r"n v · townhouses in excellent TSL Mcmt 6C2·1603 1325.-. 1219 MS-4840 •••••••• •••••••••••••• 0ar,pvtyd&pool.Kids Sor-ry, no p'"'ls .... "'0·. lBRfum.-...,·.2BRunf, neighborhood. Private 1 •-3b ba OFFICI IL._._ "' "' .. ,. -tio Yi f I 1 INSTANT IN ~&"' r. 2 w/frplc. Rm JAKE FOREST It t .,_SITE OK. $525 mo. 644-4895, 640-0864 or 640-7072 S275~uiet adlt.s, no pets. pe .ew rom ove Y Central loc 2 Br l\\ Ba $360. mo. 7911 Holt. -iv pool te-•-n-1 HunUn&tonBeach 67$-6000,Wendy util .Nr sbops &park. kitchen ; encloae d · ' 835-02Upa-r9373•-"" • • Wlllt. nQ>C> 27,000 sq. ft. lo' near . 2br Orange Tree Condo. 548-689 gar a 1e1 ; f o o I : apt. Fncd patio. 1ar. ·~ "-•· rnale,refS81·24&t Pac ifica Hospital 5 Spacious adult condo, Pool & tennla. Lake aet· $320/mon\h. Cal Clyde $325. 645-4655 1 blocll from ocean tae 3 · Points Shop. Cntr' & 2br, 2ba, enclosed gar. line. Avail now. $3SO. QJttage. cozy 1 BR. furn, (Manaaer, Apartment 2 BR br 2 ba $450 mo 20s 19th Blch apt, beach, ocean, C1vicCenter.ll3S,OOO. Bllnl & pools. 1375. Aft 675-9229 NwlltHatacottaae.sblny pvt, no pets. Sngl 130)•1-1013. "A"Si!ttio.nopeta.734 St'. 83S-0211 paier 9373 complfurn,pvtentryl-2. David Bourke Rltr 5. 832-~ remodel. 3 Br 2 Ba, RV person. 1265 inclds gas & 554-l6l6, ~srzo mo. Al}.. 1225-~. 536-85ll A ....... , , home, great cond, -""'. .... .. •1-· ... • ..-2 e ... " pd Child NEW 2 6 3 BR 9duJt a""• 5 1 • .PYl • e c ed ~~ WH·yp•y.a---Turtlerock lovely 3 BR storaee. $550 mo. wtr.548-0522 Bristll Ea ta'de vt d la h Beautiful Laguna. Bch Havayour own home!· 641).21617 -....,,.. ...,, -~---tWlaoJOft •odl l740 ok.rNo-p;;. ~-.Apt~n pool, patios.' fplc. ~j !.":; ~J]llc 6 refng. property, prime loca, t Use your rent S's , Uttle BAY FRONT Zbr, 2ba. Yr ••n••••nu••••••••••• Jll'Ml'A l.t. 1960 Wallaci, 643-7181 · ~ty. S3S5 6 up. 1702 • • · blkfrom beach. 11.25,000. or no down. FREE list or~ mo. Woodbridge 3 ~r lse. Sec-btd1. Call STUDIO """" ~~ . F1oridulAdama. .... 4200 _758-(M.S6or546-880l avail hms. Qualify now. 2 Ba, COl!lP1 r~.,c {ac1I, Evelyn 631-2482 -WHtdw ..... New 4-Plex bldp, 2 & 3 $29(12 BR, stove & refrit, 2 ...., ___ 3 n.a-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Realty Network 957-8400 lake salline &-.. pools. Ji'1ll kitchen & TV Br units, pvt communi· adlta. no pets. 313 17th _... .... , -· uu.rw.a, Lux bach ~ bl& to bdl OW of~ · 548·9725 The Bluffs love)y green-Unms & Utilities ty, tovered pni. pvt Pl .. •L. 642-24e4 $125. Seven.I apt.I avaJI. Kit 1_..._, ......., " • PrCfDC:lr 2550 Lease Me.a Verde 4 br beft loc., 3 Bft Is fam MJLETOOCEAN patios, pool & rec rm. · IOaOl. • ouwr • .....,.. ,ac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/pool. Pool & garden-~· .... 117reat cond, ~. a......a ir.....1.6.-.. u_..._. Located pear bua .tr 2 br 1~ ba. carpeted, blt-1...__ $2i00wk. 56'1-4854. ---------1 ang serv. incl. S600. mo. 3 /Bdf rm1 • 21 balb house --~-~~wn-Blvd sboppin& ln desirable • n s S 2 7 5 . 0 a 11 -M9'wdlte CH.FRONT 4 Br. 2 ..... ,-'-•--,.._ 546-9950 Agent w rp on arge cuJ-de· ,. .. ,~ .... __, area ot S.A. l""" w. Cen· 213/620-4830, 7:3CH1AM N E W tw o 3 B R _N ,_ _. ~--•~ · sac lot. Children & peta SpeclaJ 2 BR, ocean/mln Beach Blvd at Yorktown ...... t b .._...,, furn home Fr-pie 2 •·3BEDROOM B ,\_ kb tralAve.i~mlNo.of, .. ., own omes. Pool, wasb1;.-........ whr .. 2car· .,. 3 r, 1 bath, new&ti aec in-welcome. H9$/month vus, nr par • ay, 536-0411 So"---t ~GE 3 BR 2~ Ba 2 Ja"u11i """T ._. VAFHA .., F h' 11 S H .\,AHUltPaza.644-2784 • .. 'sauna. lfP· •••.No-•.Ava1"IJ••- GARDEN T .OWNHOM E /out. Lg fncd yard, cov'd lease. Call 546-SlllO, ask ulas 1onW s ., · wy, orm-~ stY. or sch.ls, s:no· mo. pwles. Great locatJoo. 3'"to J .. ,-::-31 .......... -~or . patio.~ -for LecsUe. q et. /D, fplc. kith SMALL BEACH HOTEL Mrs. Riley 556-3400 or ~t575. ~ dally at &M-91i82...., _.._.. 2 car garages. furn. Lie. A&kg $515. ROOMS $3:2.SO Week 548-7401 Al-nquin/HeU A l l-43J..9924 Nice 3 bd 2 ba $350. ~7 AptSlSO/mo.536-7056 lalboars t •• 3107 &.ti:su · aeo ·~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; hes 1•757•1623 Farepl, fenced patio, The Bluffs. •-1e-1. ~7111.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S'ruNNl.NG 2 BR 2 Ba . · ~~~~~~~~~l~S48~·~7023~~~~~0r~a~n~g~e~C~M~ --.--_.. ~ -BAVFRONt garden apt. Pool, rec NICE2BRapt patio gar _ <lbr, 2~ba. fam ·rm, p •n•••n••• .. ••• .. ••••• 3 BR b area. $295. 710 W 18th lndry rm or' Warn'er at IOACREIAMCH Newport Hgts duplexT 2 petio,hplc.~75permo. LAGUNA BEACH MTR. dahwa;, ~•s abbqr.•~rprll~·. St. • IJeach. •. 673-225,2 Remod led h ho BR, 1 Ba, lge yard. gar. ~1480; 830-5050 ext 22 INN. S65/Wk & up. Maid d b h with ot!n ~:~c cew~: $350. 675-2305 3br 2~ba be serv. color TV. heated f!r. •:.r3-f53S c • 1725. 2Br, Good E. Side loca· 4 BR, dabwsr. 2 ba, pool, & views in all directions. Mesa Verde lovely home. llVIME Tennis-p001.::!· ~:: pool. (714) 494-5294, 985 aae. Uon, no pets, now avail Jae, aauu. Z.car pr. RV The pool, spa & brick 3 lrg BR's, 2 ba, nr Darling 2 BR. + den, etc. N per mo. Call N.CoastHwy. Pvt Twnhse w /beam ~mo.63l·32'73 lol.$U.5.21J/-...cM2 patio are fenced In ror schls, 3 BR, 2 ba, lam avail. immed., in de· n4-547-6748 N. End studio, prime loc. clp, patio & deck , 3 Br 1 Br, gas & water pd. Spa.Diab style. a Ingle complete privacy. The rm, frplc. bbq, patio, li&bttuJ Rancho San Joa· uW lnctl'd. wllt to bch. 2~ Ba. $550. 646-1220 A~ults, no pets. no &eveJ. 3 BR owoer's unit, remalnin1 acreage is for fncd yd, gardening lncl, quill w/vle~I '750/Mo. '5i253 B.R1252 Ba~ 4Sth1 1 St. Clean $250 mo. 499-3636evs. Lovely 1 BR, $295. Wallt children. $220. 645-8939 Oil cul..cle-sac. Nr. Spr- you t.o do with as you S575. 213/!>94·3637 daya. <Y·?A) • IJ>IC, carport, to ba be h. lnadale/Waruer. $425. GLAMOROUS 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba in Promoa- tory Poilrt with rORVer VIEW . Decorator fumiabed. Pool. jacuu1. sauna, tamil. $350/wk. ON 'lllE BEACH 4 Bdrm bome w 1th privacy. $1000/Wlc WATERFRONT HOIWES CaUCJl-1400 please.Call now!, 714/S40-3102eves. Jul.leVanWleren7S2-l414 h'ontpaUo,Open. snJDIO w/garage; ulil. Bal~a°81vJc 4~.~-2D~~/Zba. ls~, ~ba~, Alt 8"-1371; or call 971-4626 3br, lba, w-ts1"de C.M. 3 Bdrm + den 0 N pd. S27S mo. lsl " last. 681·2333 ' ' be ' ' pa ' pdrl ' OWDerl4IM707 r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .__ &.n-a.1... • Ii! I ""' 497-1ZJ8 aA. 6 pm · ams c , 1ar. A ta. 1---------..,. "-~ ute u ss mo. 1st. las t L.agmo.._.. J241 WATER. Spaci~ wttb C....dllM• ~.22 $310. 2650 Elden. Lp3Br.2~ba,famrm, Relative1 com.Ina? Have 1631 E.17th St IC .. SA +security. No pe\s. •••••••• .. •••••••••••.. vie w . I l 2 0 0 I mo . Beaut studio apt by week. ••nn••••••u••••=••• U)538-M08 (rplc, yard. Nr ocean. l.bem rent ~Y furn 2 BR fONl'•W•/I 0 Inc~ slv. Limited RV Ocean vtew 2 Br. den, 2 Waterfront Homes Downtown Laguna, walk $400/mo.55-~ condo, avail Junll-Sept ...._ &, WUMr prtc g avaU. 549-8067 baths a bl.ks lo beach 631-1400 lo beach. Call 494·2494. Br. 1.,.. ba. 610 Joann St. 1. Call~-. 151-~1 3 Br. 2 story ndo. l'rll sundeclr frplc 1ara1e' FRE .,..... rt ..... _... 3769 re ~ v Adults. DO kids. SrMll New carpet " drapes, ... .M. •. .• 4250 be. Lesa than 1 yr oW. BeautlluJ Mesa del Mar se5o. i.a'"•~a Rily. EUTllJ.TlES ' n:w~ --I pet.s.541-7638 fenced yard, kida OK. 3 .,.. ____ • • New cpt. drps, D/W, pool home + cabana, ~ •-ll50 Near bch. rehig, ....................... '11,. J!~!:'!~ bdr 1325 z bdr -...................... . central air/heal. '35.000. 3br. 1"4be. $515. 751·2080 qulel. Musi aee. Act S.y front apt w/oeean vu t-~ ~~ ~-0 e 2 br, 1 ha, patio, encJ. m.Oczz · · -· aJm Sprinp Vecation E 'n4>~ 7641 T or 540-4891 ...__, __ , u now ! Sm lee. 645-4800. too. boet 11lp. $2000 mo. pr. Nr. OCC. No pets. Cando -u ...... ,_ ""'-ves ' .,.... om ~ ..... " -on.arch Bay 4 •C-111 r'• -......... 646-6517 all 5 GA.il.DEN APTS ...._ _. --.-. OU.Q Ou h. E lo' .. bd 2 ba 1 . led bdr, den, d lntn1 rm, -CORON Jl44 C.oual.ryClub.-.sao ven an ( oc 1ta1) .. • new y paan ocean view SUOO mo OCEANFRONT del 3 A DEL MAR ••••••••••--••••••••• Cl.8lom on 2.2 acres, 2300 frc~rpeted, nevi kitchen ........ Dorothy' ....... 1761 · ..... ~I! br uxe 2 Br Town.bou.9e, frplc. w~•~ LAKE ARROWHEAD sq ft. 3 car aar. $170,000. bll·tn stove. Fenced bg .,... . ...,, W b ' 2 ha, 1ar. No peta. Pool tenD.ll Some vw._...,.,.. condo. 3 BR 3 Ba. new. By owner. Ready for lot. N . 642-2932 "'lllEWHALETOWER" oo:'a.e. .• dp':x.~~~~~~ Nowtillunea. 87MMO Ir C~t.Una 'vtews. = PINl5 APTS lovely beach. We8 or move in. Call 1·561-6Lm NI . A landmark home, all areas all pricea Sm Lge 2 br duplell apt to Fubloa Illand le rme Now you can live In s e •son · owner orl-448-~fordetails s;m ce._k.ids, pets ok. STANDING ABOVE fee ' · rundabed. Acrou from beach. Also I Br. Woodbrid&e too. E.Qjoy 213-S(l~ <MofState g:-ree~~~re ++. ~VI~~~i!'Af •COMa:ar•1cw•• ocean.Newl)'dKWated, ~201 ~ aallina. blk-•._..----N-Slm..---4-3-0-0 Property 2600 •C-r'1 Gt.I•• Towerlng 3 BDRM. & MS-4900 ~~~i $4SO. :a le yball after a ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• DEN FLOOR PLAN SEAVIEW, 3 BR, Bar 2 BR. 2 ba., bll·lns; atop ~ ;0J!·v~hg: •llSILICTIVI• No. Wes't Oregon. 3br, $275 A huge 2 br. Kids, bmlton3Jevels.Located Harbor, guarded yate, l Br. Adults, no pets. 1ara1e;frpl.$U.5. Alaodation.Rua1Jc1;z,3 Gainareliable Zba. country kit home pets. dshwhr. More!! a FEW HUNDRED FT. ttnnls, ocean v ew. F\arn or unf • Yrly. $240. 2 BR, 2 ba., hJt·ina, new, bedroom apt.. aet in a roommate. w1frplc, gazebo & more. Sm fee. 645-4900 FROM THE SAND swo. 5'7·7044 ; 833·3215 2421 E. 16th N. Hts. atop aara1e. Frpl. $550. lusb poplar Ir pine 645-7464. 1,,..acreonAbiquariver •C:O..-r'1G111•• W/OUTSTANDING 4N6-1801 A&ent67M610 landacape. •SHAREAffOME• w/waterfalls & trees. . OCEAN VIEW Will LovelY 3 Br family home, FROMS:WO Privacy, fishing, swim· S29S Mu.st see. Oar. ntce Jeaae for $1200 ~r mo in d'eslrable Newport ll.tb lease, luxUO'. lge 1 2 BR 2 Ba, fplc, $425, N. m4,552..o400 l'rolneeds shJatt b1a 2BR. ming & peaceful living. loc. Cozy (rplc. Morel Good ref. required. Fo~ Helgbll area. Vacant. BR ~thouse apt. Dia-of Hwy, clean. 675-6885 & 1ar. ·$220. 203S Cor. Culver Ii Bana.nca 2Ba, Capo Deb condo By Owner. 20 mln Crom Sm fee.~ fmtber info. call . lmmed occpy, $550 mo. bet, linens " utll. Sec, ~ F\allertoo. 642-5864 Vu, pool, jacu.al Sl7S. Salem, Oregon. f15.SOO. •C..-r1 Gt:I•• MluiodRealt 494-0731 inc Ids 1rdnr Call clhbse" pool. S450 mo. 2 BR bse OnnietreeLatee l BR It M/F493-1Z19/49CMM&a 503.f73.&27 Y 548-3396 or s40-2334 Publia. 759-1501 or twn •Cora Lid•, Br 1 Ba. coUage type, loft.. alrcoad cri ten ,._......__ SD> 3 Br, 2 ba, kld ok. t.,_. Hiia JJIO evs/wk~da n Sun 642-1008 a:t1, $325 mo. No ~ ~pvtc eat.to. WPID1 nil. pooa, J~ ~ ex: U...,---..... latate Sharp, nice patio. Good •n••••••••••• .. •n•••• 1 .. ,._ · · c 11 d re n no pet 1 . , ........ -eyer . ercls ... 25 s--1 .. "1 -II •~ S f "'· -· Be)'froot a ... xlnt · at ~Zl" .a-~. A,,., no Kids OK . No pets. e rm. -mo. ....,... ..ac: •p 2100 """'· m ee.64S-4900 3br, 2ba condo, •II ..... vtew ~ ~· •• 833-0mJorm-7518 Sbareabomeoraptm l ••••••••••••••••••••••• •C011181:•r'1 "--'•• $475. 4 Br 2 ea, 1 .. e fncd lex:, 1Br. ~artly furn , fee. 961).'451 en -amenities. Highly up-16 ..,5 ...... 11-h--· ,.....,. ___ n .. ···-I HEW UMITS. CM o• d d LI -5 yard. '21 Tu.Un Ave. -· mo. yr y _. •• PRlllE LOC··noN M-· va-1e 2 Bdrm 2 ~Condo 2 Br 1 ~-\...ILJ\JU UN.IMJ I W ' Mesa Verde ~harp 4 br, 2 ;:.,,~· e -mo. ()po SUD 1·3. Z1M161·1116 BR " ...... "'"'1 ' • Ba pool. apa, a..nia, AC. We~~ ~111. _ t:·:i=:.~ie~ ba,etc.Nu·ml.~.on· • 1 apt, 1315 mo. ti.tb.frpl,encpr,'305. f375+ht·last+SUO <41thww~ ly. 2!k12 Redwood Ave. a.a,.-Mltlef 1212 SEAVflW B ~Z3Udays, agt, no fee 9'1M1118, eftt. 'l'eny4tMll54 a..I Eltate 642-7743. ....................... Unobatructed view of ~e CINtaMeM 3124 Spukting 3 BR 2 ba nu 8:12-tl34Since lt'11. W..e.d 2900 3br 2ba frplc lovely Sea Terrace No. of PCH, ocean Ir Newport Beach, ....................... paint Coed yUd c.;,1c &..)11111 ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • d • • mo to mo LovelY 3 br 3 3 BAR 2 Ba, new. Full 1 Br. 1 ba. E-elde, S220. dshwar, 1370 . ..eeia ' _, ...... -........ . OJndo Y a r • g a r • n r b 1 .t 1' "I security, tennJs, Jacuui, Adults, no-ta. 2 BR duplu, stove, ref. '2br, under '70.000. shop'1/schls. $430 per a n pv commun t swlmmlnc. W/co .. •lder BIG' ~-1llE DVT ... ~. Na·-lbr. -·. --. c•--to bcb,•---------CM, RB. NB. Irv. Box mo 548·2825 w/pool, tennis els & .... ...,.""',. a....u• "'' ... _ ... .,. ......, 45C»,Irvine,927lS · beach. SS7S.7S2·9223.or lse opt. Agt/Ownr. frpk,adulta,nopets.381 ator,a. bus, $350. 32S fem.rmmt23·30 ---------4 BR 2 Ba, or Nwpt Hbr 49M611 75103 aalt ror Gary 2 BR. new paint, new fix· Hamlltm. $260. ft2·5251 Myrtle SL~ nu Woodbridge ..... HI, w I D. refrig, can •-~.... _... 3276 • turee, pvt patio. No pets. or646-3798. home1avall. 6-20.1'ennis • ....................... partly furn 1650 OCEANVIEW2br, l~ba, -~•me S!95.795Sbalimar.Avail OCIMROMT PoOl,aoating,ftshtng,all HweaPwlll•d 548-1418 • • t.enn.ls, pool, bcb, sec, ....................... GREATRECRE TIO oow.646-4.143 0-PoW 3126 2BrlncuW.646-0505 lake privileges+ more. ··-·•••••••••••••••••• F m•nY atraa., $575. Broadmoor "Sandcastle" A N: 8 ....................... ~ S250 mo + ~ uW. Call ,_...... 3148 .,,. v..., 3234 861-G75. 4 BR, 2 ba, exec botne. Swlmmlnc, uun.1, 2 2 R, l BATH. All new Dana Potnl-super ocean Studio, ~ bUt to Sbaron644.2760 <P.T.L.1 --.--....................... Full ocean vu cov'd health clubs. billiards. cpt, drpe, P•int, dis· vJew New 1550,.,. ft 2br Great loe. Security . .......... ••••••••••••• 3Br 2ba 2car1ar Auto ' nt1bt·ll1hted tennis hwaaber. 1275. '194·B W. 2 ...... .: .... CA ...... .;1;. • '· $Z'70.UW.pd. P'emormaleroommateto S375. 2 BR ml 1 Nice Famlly Area • • · pet., '8ISO mo. Avail June ........ .-........,,_ b , N ·urn. 190 Sharp onJy $475 4 B opener, crpts, drps, l. lltofferpurebueopt courta. Pro" pro shop, l.8tb 557"579 · a-7131or494·271'7 • are 3 Bdrm house, Qaayoa Acrea Dr. (213) frpl, 'walk to ··chis~· ~bwbr. stove, 1arba1e &a-1.31.S A-ya. 492 _ _,,,;. -''drt_,. .... -..... e party 10r2bdrm allriewcrpts M Cdll.Poot,jac.Sl65/mo •l50L .. .,. .a:-p NJ-' .. •·-"· ped .,.. --!::.. ·-...... • LARGE 2 BR nr shon., "-, , .. -·.1-.· -"' -· ....... INdt 316' -1 .. -. ---------• Park. Hurry • ca II • wa • .....,.., -ca · eves" wll:nda. .-.. ,.... ...... ... -.,,.,,,.._ 'r-,_. -•-... 3150 """7788or" .. """"°. ~-~·Byappt.Sata:_ FUN ACTIVITIES· 2:!!_et, mature adlls. Ref1 Ir depot req'd ............... , ........ ~, ""' .......... ....... ................. ....... -•Y 6 • 7 betw .... w I ....... 1291 Fullti ... ,_.... , . -· se.-11s 6C2-3153 I ~ • PAii MIWPOIT .em~ + to shr new •••••••••••••••••••• .. • · een -M' me ~~or. ree B b 1 3 r 2 Ba CdM apt 3 BR 2 ba ll • ......_ ..... 3240 10••pm.m-2230. • ........ -............ Sanday bnmcb, BBQ'•· LARGE l BR & bath, ..... .., ..... 3140 ~·~ 873-lm . lotb.' On qut!~acuJ~d':;. ....................... Ldlt,_.... 3211 3br,lb9,fncdyud&nice tdps, parties, sport lndr)'rm4'1ara1e ....................... Froml30t50 RIDmt share sac. A/C, wallpapeM. 2 Br w/gar. $265. New ....................... family~...... &ournaments Is more! m .ane <'114> UVENearTlleBe•cbt Spectacul•r sp'• total ..__ Etol~-c JB!1•0 1 bal · 791.425~ 7U-4289 cpll & Ule. Water pd. ._. BEAtmnn.APTS· szao UH& VIRDE C.. .. Sol • ._, ... """ ........ rg en ... ,,.,< icl-···, ... · 2710 "C" Delaware. CaU -.1_ moo• ......... 11 C?1 .. -·-_.._:_. ~,.. recreation pro1ram. yd.frplc, + utlL642-&IS9 __ .. _ ...... .;..__ __ -_ .. _ .. _ ....... _. 63M120 1-5 M F _,, -· ~ fh ..... ••r•H ----...... a BR. 2 ba, '-P9taln. DO BeautlfW AdWt Apt.a IOda1 pn)11'11m. 7 PoOla. 8 •-----·-·---Ma)'15tb. De.lue3BR. We bave 1000·1 of hm.•unfuna. Modela pets.$51·75JJ Ou•W•terPaJd. leaDilCOUIU.Attuhlon RoomatewaJrtedtosha~ ....... •fwll•d SUPER SHARP 2 BR 1 2 BA. lrl· funilJ room, housel, dpbt, apt.I oow, oPSI daily 10 to 7. Room-21.IU BrooUblnt. KB llland, Jamboree •San 4 br hm in Dana Pt. ~75 _ ..................... e.. w/D/W, cpt.s, fncd C/D, •Ir, mlFrowave all arua, .U pncies. Sm mate .,-vtce avat1. No $315 3 IR 2 IA f6z.66Sl ~HillsRNd.. inclds ut.iJ. 493·7628 or 81 1 • JJ02 yard, only $385. 963-4567 oven, 2 car pr., tenced l.ee. lease required. Sorry, Crpta•~pes. No pets. (714)644-1900 •19 ._ ••••••••••••••••• , •at. no fee. yard. Hope........ •C1 • d n ..... .... •. DO pete. • 557-4831 28r, childnn welcome. DO t--------- HOMEFINDERS 64.MIOO O&kwoOd BR. M UDO BAYnoNT bdr ccodo. Dana P\, S200 no..odiOfRentala Walk to beach. Lra 2brt.. ,.._-.a. •269 G&tdeftA ...... --._ 3 I .qupperunJt, Bedee l Br. ISZS. 2 Br. ~·pool• jacuu1. OetF ...... n-.. u . aurfakMcoado.Nu pot""Jer-• Cgal14ll:lfa1111 =~~-pas. mo. Avail now. -2060. -...as6 all S. -~-..... Cl'1Jlt. relria. wshr, dryr, ...................... , .. r•t11 3400 _ _.. 7519'05 MkforKeu. Sanu>le: d/W, 2 car 1ar, lr1 paUo. MA•tMCIMT _.................. ne <al 17th I •--· -------• a10ar ~ Oranae 538-1J88 c:HmlY LAU 11\Lnl. I Ba I~ a.. Irvine ~ 2 Brduplu, nc.l .• .,.,.. •HOMiSHARJNC 871 lbf .hie klda/peu --· _... Condo ....... ...,.... QQ. clrpa. No ptta. JnS. bOIQ + •-. ~IC. Lae ~~ • .... ~.se GO SEE ntJS! 3 BR 2 a Br --'715/mo. -I car ..... paUo. 1100 leth SJ, 5'6.0790 • SZ10 ~ DOGlt. -c:uo pool OtltO • ICIVI ....,,_,....,, Lln:rDlE DVJCE ·-/brl .. " I 1bl:a cbolce loc baa na. p 001 D 0 pet. ctlo t leth Dia, w•t.fallt, pondal .. , • u NoF .. ""tl Pia-.. ..... , w C• •P c, cpta, '-•-• __._ · ...... -•. J... • .vv a ) l Br, stove ,.. ~""'I· cm --.. •·-~ -......, VWW. llatun aduJll. ,..,..•,...,.,.. ..-.. 117 .. 22 cov'd patio1.!ncd 1ard. ._ •wuu't, 6 boeiliftf •-•-I 842-8170 • nnn r.-..u -rrw., N t $'"7S ,_._.,.. Onl'Y ... wa. w/Lab Arrowhead t 4' dr1ll UUJ f\&na o chh• Nonb on acb to no P• a. "' • mo. ~ .. ' I fl lJ07 note .. 15. 4567• agt, mot]lb. Truly a cta.n~ C1d1 . 2111 ldds/pe\..~ ' McFadden tbm West on MMMt Fe.malt leeks tame (or ........... -.......... 00 ee. d a lteU:ne. Cell now U.,. J1b1d 1421 ~ McJ'adden to Sea•tod t BR wlloft fl>lc 1., OdM bsei 1182.50, tat & a.., ~ae, c:, dlJll. dbl REAL FINE 4 BR 2 Ba, JmUlai.cl.. ' ....................... 2 8Jl, .,..,. new, deluxe, Vlllqe. ('714)'8Mlt• OCiND ttew, 'blk tO bcb.° tut+ uU . 673-*4 •-. - -... -. No w/fftlc, D/W, fncd yard, •••Uded B_.,-S700mo. I 8rl 81Lioa tbe •. w/ SUPER VIEW. CloM UU'---.. -.-.., -· _, ....... -" """'"''.. t Bl to ..... a"b ._ 1t.ARA1 -............ CH _,,.._.mo.-• .. :r.. pe&.a.1-.m7 klda • pell OJC. Only lobD CarfJ, S*7'14 ocean a ue coon ..., " • .... .,.. • -.._ -f'.3$ 963-4567 ....... DO VWa. Temdl, 2 pool.t, mo. Adlll, DO peta. &CMC,._ ••'ftftL. fw 43!10 c..M .. Mw JUI tee.· ' __ ... nar ~ coo-sm bob. m.'JOl.0330 6314531 IJtAHO,..,.. ~":'1oua Eutbhatt 1 br. 2 b•. .. ........... ._ ...... . • -••••••• .... ••••• dos, duplex... Rental • • r dphc CpC.I drp9 1 cWuuJ Ir 4 It, AlJ bltnl, IAMI. Incl . .,.c. maaUT Ml l•raf~lltdrQe on-SPVOLMS ~ new 1250 Lt• 2 l>r1 2 ba. Pavlllon. 8'IMfl.2 Bb'. '1'i*ll: ::• dllld OK, no~· tioo trp1a.. ..,, i,. ~d. 502 eahe, dl.D rm 11 d'bl ty. 115 mo. ltlt Wallace, I Ir "*m JLm. -1110 fbT7, IDdl, 1CZ. peUo, BWf1. ......_ 11.,, •• , .... Jd 3121 ,._ -1 ft .. JI y~_...;.. J~ _.of lar•tt .e "lO do CJil.N-SlJ&• Q1~ -lle....._.l . &ni..141-4100 ;•~~·l.JlllP. .,....,.. lfL I-........... ••••••••• GIO._._, • • w.wwu ---.. • ,... or • . •C Y R , ....... It', am. rm., 2\t be, OCEAN VIEW·S•n 1118.\ V•RD£ bome at. ..._Blvt ..... tnt =:ua:•!!!..'::a: DS tlDlle •tor••• far. I a I e..aa:e, frpl, posl.•AIL-..ol.M <::llmlde t1t1endUnlt 1DG11pla•,. 263 br dla NEW XTRA Db~ cmtr No,....... , lsC• Is Hcure. 724 lilbptltlo. '°" '325 Clft .. lhllt s bra& B10C&:u0n2 BR+•· TwA1uoe.'1BR.2en a., ..,..,.,...-.1.0l4t .....: trw unit.~'•· illAm&iaeway .1..-.c.11.erm. JtMa.1. Older couple bcb. IDdl ok; Pool. Sm l'm&..&ic"eolf courae v• i-.c flldl Walk to •botl M la. lanml dMi rM + ~~ ....... AtJ.. -.c...... ., .................. IH.. ,. D.Dla. • ... : .... .a. mo. 11Nli1, .,... ..., J ""· 2 ba apt. blrlfst rm. fple, bltm, Kr bcl., .... 1.la ....... ~ ... ID t.bt j _ _,.,.... -· 4 ---MMOM;...... CNW/!f. f..,.C! .. -jM9llo/1d. ~tar W/Dllkup.petJo.db11l· •• ~l_bttM. 'Ill• ...... Dally Pilot. Pf.-.• -lllJ lllelapr, ... ~ •mo..J1V.MUt<la a..aultdAd.IG&'I. : • $1.62 per DAY 'That's ALL you pat for a 30dayad &n I.be DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW! 642-5671 Gcf.._O!P11 OHlceR...... 4400 lll+ulwmt .&..tlr"-d 5300 Pena•ll1 5350 W..ted 7100 HetpW~ 7100 HetpW-'td · 7100 W..ttd 7100 """'...... 4350 ....................... 0,11 ...... , 5011 .............................................................................................................................................. . ....................... ······-'-·~········ " Corona del Mar on Coast OHRttlJRNSS3.000to U~'VIQU AccountAnt AutoTramm.Rf&Rman." &nking Single for car or storage Hwy, 1100 "Sq.ft. Good $300.000 3 mos. to 3 yrs IAtColU: Fem. ~v•~, 5<toy O.tC4lll M•"':ri .a. ACCOUNT AMT Auem-. 1' tt, own tools. Ex per C-rcl•Uo.. ~ on1S' S3Smo • partctnc xJnt rrootage. , .... k . e) 4128. c pr--ror wboleaa1e tour com-vy pre('d 548-2218. Sea .. · 831.'2919 $1200~. 759-92189 Secured by R.E.-B r. intdale/Heil. Reward. FwtM '-of I pany. Travel busLDess TBllUE£ ·c ry 7lc.Q6.ll070 •321158aft.eT~PM ServtneaJJOrangeCo. exp. prer·d . Good llUWft Aviation Parts Room Independent bank needs STOltAGE garages. 830 Approx. 400 sq. ft. C-2, 130 to Lo. 5025 m.7SU be ne fits . C 3 IJ J oy ll'l'rultEIS . Helper. Need for errand bank e <epet•d comm'I Center St, CM. t135. mo. E. 17th St, $140/mo. "••••••••••••••••••••• Lost: Gold Ca,rtJer watch &U-9&44 Al~ lutocldng work. F /time. k>anasecy:Apply at ist & lat to move In. Doyle5411-ll68 vie. Gelson s market. Call Loretta, 546-4300 for SAMTIAGO IAMlt 67~125 E/SJDE C.M. Shops, 1~f::!'~J:L~ Reward.M4-*9.S/l. ~r~ a:.:~la~i;;~ad: ACCOUNTANT & PAllEIS appt. S3SE.8321st~~tin ofc'a, bobby, wholesal-Credit no problem Found: Pua, Vic: Irvine minimum care & atten· For expanding company NEEDED Eq 1 Op ·E lo Offlul...tal 4400 in(, gen use. Fr. $85. 3' Ave , NB. Identify. Uoo.67J..z:wi1or875-8464 Responsible for au ac IMMEDIATELY!! AVOM ua por. mp yes ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-T.M9 ........ 752•5'0 548-6Se counting tbru rinancial TOP PAYH! BE A Bart.ender waoted, exper ./lllr..IEED . a....... ·d ba k Huntington Harbor man statements. P~ll & re All sbifta. day. swin~ & SUCCESSFUL nee. Apply in person, "" Lost, .~ Ri ge c • wanta to meet refined lated H -.. SALESPERSON •..... ,.. ... ,............. male.uver nose. Vlc: lady •A40 for•&.Dcerere-· taxes, t.n ..... g. graveyard tnctu es betwn ~m Mon thru -"" -....nv /MO.,..EY Sc ta c .., "' Require1 2 yrs. account· wknds. Lons & short JUST BEING Wed ; Victor Hugo Inn. Mo. t.o mo. rent Incl: COMMllllCAL "' " 0 man ove area. lationabip. Please write ing at college level. term &Slignmenta. HoU· YOURSELF 361 Clilf Dr. Lag Och. No R ec e pt . s e r v . , Marine Ave upper, 1100 • sel·ll&lZ to P.O. Box 2065, Seal Salary starting at S900 day & vacation pay. Sell Avon. You don't pbonecaJls. personalized phone cov-sq ft. Salisbury Rily L<let: Burmese cat In vie. Beac.h.CA.90740 mo Paid vacat ions, Ho1pitalilallon plan needexpenence becal.ise •--------- erage, conr. rm, mail 673-6900 CllDITMO of 10th St So. Lag. FORTHATSPECIAL medical ln.sur. Call Jo avail Avon practically sells Beauty Stylist Assistant. serv., underground prkg•---------PltOll.EM 499-1953 Wood at Nolan Real itaelf. Earnings are ex· Top wages. Mu s t be &moreinNewJ)Ort 2-d& 3rd1Dto.s TOUCH Of CLASS Estate Inc .• Laguna cellent; hours nexlble. creative. Also want THE EXECUTIVE ..._.,. ......... 45oo FOUND : Samoyed •MODELS* Beach.494-9473 For details call 540-7041 Juliette Marucurist im· surrE,640-5470 ........... •••••••••••• 752-Stoa Hus kie , F . dark or7.enit.b7-1358 med. 837-4250, 837-877~ --------12500 to 7000 s q It Arranced~ srey/brwn/wbt, no 1.0. •ESCORTS* ll•C...-Drf•• t-Lak_e_f'i_or_es_t ___ _ OFFICES~ !'_•.!:_~house s pace . eo..t"-Cedar'-s Sandwiches, Tbe.a•---...ton-Acct~ ..... 1eykkpog 5 ....... 741 '""'-1 k °'U (20 UIIUIC'U occup. Mo-to-moi----------J.57eNwpt81vd.645-8560. ""°"'""' ~0 tUO'l'f"'v~ ,,,_ Babysitter wanted for UillWI c er · «""~· me ror lease. 2200 · ""blk or short term lse, 1.3c/sq DO YOU NEED CASH? (7141646-71 II ffe..ri·ter Today to work (Across Ft-om &no old, 31,4, da)'S a wk, hrs WkJ for advertisj.n& "Wlif S.D. Frwy on Crown ,. N 8 ..... __ """·5113 1 at. 2nd & 3rd Lost small short ha1'r (213) ..... """" -n-.._ Co .&.1-rt> li bl .._..., bl ag-cy .... OC Airport y .11. . ..., Parttw•v .. Ml.ssl"'n ·~· . . ................ .,...... homeowner loans ar· Calico cat. fem. r•" ....... , ........._ oo various accounting & "" ... ge . ru&..., re a e. «""n:ier• Y my ~" ... . -~ ....., T' • .,,.,._ M)C-B/A-VISA bookkeeping assign· F..qualOpporEmployer home.64$.7S30aftSPM. Bright. alert person. -Viejo.831·2161 ...,.W..ecd 4600 ranaed fast. Borrow Ext.536.962.-5631J meat.a. Work close to Postina. prepare 10 - 2aclj.ofcs,pvteot.approx ••••••••••••••••••••••• $1000 . $100,000 . Owble DIVORCE/Bankruptcy your home. Figure • BABYSl'M'ER, Rellable vo1ces, accts payable. 8 33• ••so/ 18273 1~ lO Npt 0 _._ tenna,putcreditnopro-REWARD. Lost or stolen $50.2Cbrservice.AcUon Ciera to Sr. Accoun· &lovingladytocarefor Some e xper req'd. x · -mo. -une • CK.Q blem. Call us . noobliga· Australian Shep. puppy. Leg.a)Typin&. 96Q..SU9 ASSIST.MANAfi& 8 yr old girl M·F 2·~ OC· 213/1118-8358 West.clifI,N863J-0900 area, BR's, lion. . Vic Nwpt Bl, C8 .•-_.;;;..-"-'-_.;;.----tants needed thruout Sales & adml.ni.atraUon casionaleves9'75-088l9-S •--------- FUll&nl 87S-33llleves STERLING FIN. SVCS. &U-85 Dhcneto.tcal Orang&~rtffalf's FUU tlme ooly. Apply In or67S-9798aft6 RUEPRIMTIM&- We'vegotapringreverat n4!95>l&lO(bkr) Lost:-Reward, male * 558-3278 * Accountempg ;?:.: ~:~:~~ Bab)'Silter. HJ, I'm Amy. aEl-randsrcbi'tec't~frca:ieJr::, r: Lid.o ,Marina v, lllage ... 1.111/1•.:,__./ BUS LOANS·. ~o.ooo or neutered Pu0 , Dana Pt. t4••-/Mod1•n SOOS Main Ste50t S M I'm 21 -old I'm cu·te It YW9Y ... • -r-7 No. 'fcW..er. U~ion Banlt tore, 23621 oulton •. ood....... 1•1• 1 Newport Beach. Mu.st be While at lasts we re o( er· Fflll•c• more Alao 1at·2nd mtgs. 493-4.Wor 83().2520 • .. •-'-~ 5360 Parkway Plaza "' a g g1r . ve ost ,......,.ndable. Car a m• .. t. ingfree rentonbeaut.of ........................ $10 000-$10 000 ooo F f'WIH• .........,..._ ln'nleCllyofOrange · my daddy, my momma ...... .,.. .., rice space overlooking .... Scott~ · FOUND: Doxie PUP"PY • ....................... 714/835-4103 h as to work . M y S3 hr. 631-1100 the Bay. Space from 290 0.:.'!tAtr 5005 female, bm. abt 3mo. Aerobics dance exercise I~~~~~~~~~ ~SlSTANT Grandma bu arthritis Ir •Boats to 900 sq. ft. incl. crpts, .......... "';; ........... Mwtg111s. Trwt ~~ [._orbes ~-& class, Mon, Wed, Fri, MANAGER COUPLE needs a lady to help take PARTS '8SOM d rps. A I c. s day ....... VIEi .... a.m..acy Deicli son po.. guna MM. St.retch )'OW' soul, ACCOUNTING for 147 unit complex ID care of me. Can you help Marine eog " hardware Janitorial serv. Ir all uUI •~·...,.,_~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Niquel~ sbri.nk your roll. CdM. Newport Beach in· Santa Ana. •Hus band ate!CaUatler4,559·5099 Ftr Apply 2431 W Cst pd. Take advantage or • FRAMCHISi 1 ftlllft'.f FOUND: Fem. Puppy, ~ surance aaency needs muatlmow maintenance. • · · our spring rever.,..& free 1be new way to own a LUllW brown blltstripes, 3 mos, Pbysicalfitneaa, Euro-penoo wttb accounting Age30 +.Ref's.required. Babysitter. my home, ._nw __ Y._N_._e_. ____ _ rent offer. We II pro· travel agency T.ravel .. bucstlahs tan collar Palm le 16th •--tr ff art t expr to train for com· S700/mo + l Br apt. Call rrom S/lM/3. Must have Bookkeeper. Accts re-bablycometooursenses Network St.a · St.KB · d pean ""' · e ra e puler operation and between9'5.546-9860. ~erences & transporta-ce1vable, CRJ. Ca po by summer Call or slop . rtyourown. htT.D...... ,53&-9385 ays computer monitored. perform various related•---------Uoo.64.2·1460 Beach area. Full time. by any w~kday bwtn ~0!U:;;AuLr~ WT.D.~ Found : Cock a~. ~bome, ladiea only. duties. Must be neal, Aut.DlrKtor IAIYSITTB start l600 mo. Send re- 8:30.&S:lO. term MrYice provided. P'alttATenna11inc:el.Mt blkfwbt male, Vic.1-.--------1 comclentlous and have For Girl's Club Qf Wkd 3.15.5.15 m swne to P.O. Box 138, ~doMV~OpoVIUage Call Mr Charles s.ttllrMft,.Co.. Buabard/Ellis. 5 (3. SodllCW. 5400 lot.aoflnlUaUve.CallSUe =· 30 Hrs per wk. ys, . . ' y capoBeach92824 3475 ua rto . ...... 171 11::.a.• A61 I ...... -M-' .....aat""" "'00 S Y SS14 .30 mo. borne, 16th Place, CM. 2 -(.tN-Beacb Blvd) n~ -z ---....................... ~ ~ •A .. , hlld ...... 9187 -~ • .... 5350 1beStn&le'aSoluUoo 11 :30-5:30 Mon-Fri. '"""' age c · ~· • lutdu1,.rfF.CIMJ <n4)87M662 Coffee ahop, localed tn Retired couple baa money FWll Date by Choice Background in recrea-~ & all s. 640-53S3, Real !lit. developer in * SICYSUITIS * pni{'l bldg, 5 day opera· toleod.1.ltlr2ndTD'a .... •••••-•••••••••••• Not.Chance. ADDRISSIM~ Uoo or HucaUoo req'd. ~m. N.8. seeks a ccountant • lion. 7 :30-3.. BU)' direct henl. 1-837-3744 s,111 ......... , Call '-tro·" 7"" ""11 Lookinl for conselen· 41H-7630 Bab°'"ltter ---.aed start· ror position which in· AMAHllM rromownr.!586-IM.19 "6 llllSo. El Camino Reial "' •• ew _.... tiolls aelt Ila.rt.er lo bead Ra.II 1ng"juoe ~ my Npl eludes F /Cbg Blt.ltpng & ,.,._ 150 $4t Ft F mily R lo Prlvate party will P•Y Sanaemente. FUUy lie. T"'"' 5450 .._, our add.resailll dept. *AUTO LOTM5" e e b b m . 1 : 3 o am . resp. for Interim finan· Bank of America Build· a ntaurant r more for your· :and T · D. For appt. OZ. 7298 ...... • ••••••••••• •• • • • Typm1 " ftli.Dg ex per It FUll or part-time. Learn U: 30pm. Own transp & dal stmts. Construclioo inc •. 10 stories of :!:i, ~M!:; •= FMtsrvc.M2·3573 RELAXINOKASSA• Are fOU lnte:rest.ed in a must. Sal + bonus & the auto buainea rrom refsreq'd. 759-MSO. exper pref'd, but not re· Anaheim's fmest office pioc center lCJcaUon • • • c •••/ BobJ•-.l.J .. II·--·· ~~anardCnliawill ebe?. •Theall· ~aevf!~•. · ... ~PllaycePn~~-. the ground up ! Op· q'd. Salary $1()()1).$1200. apace Euy Fwy acceu · ~/ -.. ........... ~'-I-...,. .... .-P ... portwlity ror advance· Bake ry Sa I es g Ir Is. Send resume in run con-cove~ed parltlng. Ali Beaut. lnterior. Sea&. 50• o.tcall9-9,4M-5111 ingtof01&tsW1D¥trdpical CM ment. See llr. O'Neill or MatW'e pref'd. Full & fldence to Kenneth service iJlcluded. Prime =of patking, other a.it& portsoa0ctober14,1978. AmblUous "'~~iewanted Mr. Pierce. HOWARD p/Ume. Apply at The Leventhal & Co, Attn: JocaUoo & competitive t.erat. Asking SlOO.OOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>leaae call Sea Cliff to manar~mall busl· a.evrotet. Dove Is Quail Bate Shop, 3444 E. Coaat Irene McC~tby, 660 rates from 60c sq ft. Some tenol to qualified Led&,._. 5300 Tnvel53M534 • Sta., Newport Beach. Hwy, Corooadel Mar. Newport Ctr D{'. No. 850, Huny wlaile otrer luta. ~er. Main St .. call Mr. •-•••••••••• .. ••••••••• ~ p/Ume. WlH not in· Newport Beach. Ca For details, ull 774-4671 Casey, fD-0!1 Loll or Found • pet? Call • ?!:,_..-!. w.•.e~ustw I ~':.P.~! Atn'OMOTIV,.rrs 92600. ----------1Cclfee Shop sea&. 60• 5 Animal A11i1tance ..,,_,....._ lob ... _Kall"" .. ~·.., Bankin( 1--------- 250-500 sq. ft. delwce of. dars nets S2000/mo. Leacue537-2273,nofee. • ....... ••••••••••••••• learn...... ·'""·1634. COUMTaPBSOM COMMBCIAL Bookkeeper. Cull dug for rr~~ ';is~~m~~· ::0:: SU>Q.Excela.6500. LOST: Sm1 T~er type .W.W..acd. 7075 ......... . Rolla Royce .ti BllW ex-UDlted=aBanlt r:ec:ic~=~~~~ ~2200 Sudwtcb shop Laguna fem dof, white w/brwn •SANDY'S* ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• Bather, kennel, ass'l . perience prefened. Call Z220ceanAve area.m-0110 Hills Seats 45_ $5,000 1pot1, red collar, Vic. Outcalllhaaa&e Dependable Lady to do Mon..S.l.lrvine,644.-5461 GlenlOat~YC'"•.,_ La1nmaBeaeh'94-6546 FULL SllVICI O'CJA/mo '15 000 down 11th" Anaheim. Cll. Aft f'13.0329 8 o u a e work . 0 w n A/P ......_., _ ·-•-IOOI0(911 DILUXIOFflCIS "1llprice129.5ooExcet 4 /28, call collect •SllEJULEE• tnmport.aUon.~ ForelectrlcAl coo.st.rue-IOLLSIOYCI Equal()pporEmployer P/TllEDICALOFC. Penea.aJ telephone/ re-aC500 2J3.'J'IM>.A'52 • CertlfiedMuseuse Will bebyatt" house.keep, tiOD finD in Irvine. Typ. & IMW ~b:.J ~;.e Ir •.uP m~ • ' cepUotdat, secretary. DtST.AVAILAl&.I Loll: Black" tan femalf "HouleCalll ·BY appt. llve-in. References. tq le 10 key req'd. Sal Automotive oonfereaee room, coffee a-.. t..Lo. firm Setter. Fri Dite, Oak St. -.-S3f.8Z80 commemurate w /ab~· TRANS RE· BUILDER ea'*;':., p na.-ins. 54.S-MU. ' " boepitallty services. .._ . No ff· t .... Be.b. Hal flea collar. .......,w·--"-...1 7100 .... Call 540-9570 for &n· ........ exp, aU ma .. ea. • i ·-a....a.1.r-r full Aa.•-e #• ExceUent locaUoa, near perience necessary. =-,..... .. ___ _. FOXY • ..,... -~ .. ~ .. uaq .a Brancb ofc aeeb bond•· ~triall""t .. ':..•-~,"r,....-a.d· fteewa,)'S. Please contact Dale ._._, ,_,.,_...,, LADY ••••~• .. ••••••••••••••• u:n........ Lead man sal to $20,000 ble, p/time teUei-w/~w ~lnl &'';:ililic-rela- IAICBCIMTB SUver.1'75-tn& 5C1lll£TS OllMIM••• ACCOUMTAMT Aaembler +meet. aCi.'OUJ\ts exper. prerd. tioos finh Needed lm· <n4)979-21fl "Almost AnUqlMl Sbop"-.J! M/C Ul-3161 RapLdlyAl~I Nwlm~ ~.,,rt1enr ce1 n'!! PC• 1boarda0 me w.,=::~~ tut. Call Lee Porterrield, med. Gall. 83S-500l. a.sk • ~--...... tau. I~ 8ch ell unu bu • • (~~~1F. EDERAL forBe-•~. Orfice Space avail .. (or ........... __ area. e-~II~ PREGNANT? Carina. mediate need for ex· mechanical. Excellent 1Y exper producer. Aam· .._... , ... mental health Ot health flxture1 la Inventory. BeW-Bulhy-conftdeaU&ICOUDMliDC6 perlenced accountant to beoeftU le OPOOrtdnJtlea. co, Capistrano Deb. SAVINGS Boys •lirla towortc after care proleuiooal. Uni. a000.541·Hll lllnc:e-Rdah-refernl. Abortklo. adop-b&ndle mooUl1,y client.a Waie opeo:E.O.E. Call _~_1211__.______ 165Town4'Country acbool from 3-7:30PM. ·v• ll'xlS',£\Omo. Fuhioa IU8AClllS tioalateeplnc. ateounUaa services in· 5$7·90,l. Ask for Ray AutoRentalTrainee ~e,Callf. lloo·Frl. MllSt be neat laland.7l4-7»-l740 Tbe admlnlluaUon lt APCARE W -2563 cluclln1 ~ le:r_er, Gilman. -()ppt)' for lnte11J1ent. F.quaJ()ppEmplyrm/r appeartn,. Eam •wit • ~ve office la small ... ~.~.' ... ~? .... ~.·.~ IWl U,lq to coavtnce DANCE OP l'UN C:U ~U.:~ ti1.!:i friendly. neat appeanoc ---------=J:~I3TP~~yna, olcMorace. No. Costa ~tlMn'• aa etrU Beaut. nU(M i1rta dance bavepri0tpQbUcaccnl'I a•l'nllM EIS youn1 man over 18. _... ......... G '' ~.:.,!120100''137 .~n.'urnt. ~. ton:~P·re,'r~'!', " np MWJoc\. fvt mlr· expr. Xbat work.lDt en· IUAIWDL Prmoual d •s.xpert • •not lre-t b IXPBl .. CID .... .......,. eq. · • W'"'l-M'W' •--ten ud tub-rQNd room.a. lOAll lo vtronmtnt f\aU benefit.a 50Tra1catieAlaemblers qu re • a r .. w ~D..., m>.mo.Tom.W0.2200. • -"•· awQ .._ MM Melli.sat~ UPlf to lnel'I periodic: bonus. Neededlmmediately loclanan dullel. advan· ""'15 ..... , tOC.... ~HlBA~. 1-. e....-. -N. E-lid, Sal t 1 _ ...... Short""-cemeot avall. lo auto c• _., ADlPORTOPnCES L l t r .. -- -•"1 commensvra • ~-h•~ rmtalcountenma. Good ~ 1 la2 room suit.a, ~11 ~•o1f.!.:!:~1'!~ ......,.._. ftlm ADM.UWlll w/eJ(flit.Mtueaen.dre-A.lllpmeata drlt'ln1 r equired. M"Vta.. No IUM ,.q d. )USTEJtPLANNED bY NU'l'IUENTS. Aft ipm; l'tESSISJIOff\1'/AD 1uaae to Accountant: JShll\aAvaUable. at-MIOor-..cD> ft'OID Sl'5. mo. DZ 9· I· a WORLD FAMOUS plan S1M7e •IU!rs• ::1..s!r.;,!.;,::.., szo, A::T~~.::Olo . Sount COAST =~·~ 200• N. · ~ OtcD for• LtllleJl.iallhattet•Mtoa Outalllluup ft'et.Top Q . VacPay ---------1 ..,_ deveSopineut b'l· Tufftt, alone cam• a IMM·ZAll n1...,z VlcterTau,1 r.,, OC AllPOllT MO I cludlnl ioll COUIMl1_~· ...., ad rud ln tbe Acccud_.lnJ __ . _ ' LOCA'TIOM • dol. lllOtiall. aot.cunure, OatlJ PUOl pt ... tntd · PALM & CAID ACC~ CU ltr•lcet ~ ft cau avocadoti fruit ana _.._ abtil& .._ Mllf· llA.DltaS Vut.c.y CJI ct.U•. AMS.t DlvWaJtcrKiddef&Co ... , 'JUmmii,/ ~ · T:..~ :P~!: :,·•:;r.v=*:;'':Jl i..&iMillri~""'tbll ta CDP~pnper•· Sle1':"'5N:.=~.cb I • ,....... 44H Uoe poteatlal .lt00,000 ,_.Witt ..S IOU ti •HMPlydl6cpowerot ~ '::P:: (Cclmerof8datoUs ....................... doW"D &AS Y T&a•ail °'"" Wap tlarogb ......... n. YGU beer bat wW ~ppUcaat c.a.,. beb1Dd ... -.... -• I.OW lK'l'EaUT 1ri 0.UJ PIW Clwlll*9 .ul11M11JWflbew1ll bll....,. It • eqer. Qir1'1Jr> "'-~ • ..., Meis wna OM rr. Aa.Qill__.. "'8,.,hltter..et.• aau. 'd ·= Eaul()pportUnk1 Omf\ re., ..C •· ell F()lt DOU 9L ~ Utt f\lboW 6 ...._,,_.. OD req ..::t~ 11/F rz .. e~am.WllHIDn· PUBCRAS& Pates. _.,_'ic_,.,., ...,...,-.m.,.•au11. =.1'~" ·t--------. •.1or2n ...... LaM ,,. ... ta<>fCLYfor• :::.•t,a...111• ... -· AvaU. r.r prtvat. 4*11rt9a8'.N.8 .(Near PorHt area. Kent QVDML&.Aran• wUl·y ...... OC ~>Squat o,. 1:11 ........ JOU .,rut •'*"-potC••tt11 Prtact .. i. .. ? .. .._ -inw.~-..... ~Zmp!o1tr to..U!~ .. do n.wn.-•1 .. <1e1Jtr> ~ r 1.aJWn mllt?eu _ a..u.ta-llTI. •MleSll••r... MATIOMALIAMI Satetpenon Meded ror An lodepeadeat Bank new 6 med Ponebe, vw IG Qudlower Sltlet •RV talel. Immediato Ccet.aMeJa oPOOlnl. "'u Um.. ,,.. , ___ E_.o_._E_. -- inp t.nant.. Call (or bl· i-------lanlew: aak ,. Sa1el ...,, IJ7 .. 004'Mlll ltilllelp1*10 ........ w...._. lluat be hard worker. , Stnlll irowlDI co. Ooad ' .,.... e.11 . ., ..,. lO a&art.llHlll. Good~'::1or ac· COUfttln• poslUoo . &CallO. IUSIOYS F /Umt. Day ahlft only. Good~ ~-.nta. CC>Oll Ml9HTS F /Ume. BrolJe_r • pill work.=·~dallt 900 S.,.lde Dr. N.B • Eq\W °"*' ~.,.,,... Babo1 •Hied, eaper PNl"d, APPb ID penoa bltwn Wpm, Moa dan Wed.,L.~lct.or H• Jan, at \.JllT .Dr. Lal Bela. No pbonetllla ( • • 11 ...... w.:... 1100Mtt,WtiRtH 110oHtfpW..ted 1IOOHtlpW~ 1ioo Frldlly.May!.1911 OAILYPlLOT 09 i.~-;T••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.-cl • 7100 .. W..t.ct 71 00 W.ted 7100 c.9111cw~ CC>Oll DtS&1 Aa.t. orthO, chr, FACTOllY HELP ....._.. JACIC OIJIU .................... •• •••••••• .................................. _ .. ,,,... Miii I"" rrr. ~· ~ ooen NB 4'\ d) .. 011.ho HP" Lile. WW traln 7AM to u )'OU are a.o lntelti1tnl Of AL&. TIADIS REC&'TJTYPISt ll!lllM u ur. co.a.a Xli& beatCltl 6 work't R.DA req.S.U.aat 3.30 PY Full-lime. well IP'OO<Ded indlvldu"J WW':'raln.8ut Man•pr'h"1Dw !\«all sale~ co. haaof ...._"""" 6 Aooly et: THE DIMJALASSIST SSl-111544. who ls lntereated I! !xperlencedWe)come. UJOJEM med QPeal.na for• 1 c..a.., ..-.,...., JOLLY··aoGBll. 203 Ot't.bocbrtMleF/I'"P/I' Female. Pit ll•m·2pm worklnaap~lli":t.ely SO'...I>EJUNO PART TIM[ who can ao1 pho . ~~\ H""" M•a JhrlH Ave, Balboa RDA pre('d Call M·F St.ax Burgers 899 ~r>·. ~!"~re°b,~~·lend· WOODPRE·PlNTSH f-.1 S.._. areet cu.stom•n ll lYJ>t' UllU*I Sc:beof DUuut, IAlaDd. m.cnt, IQ.SJ W · h C M · "f' " • .... KEAT STAMP -WIN EVENINGS al least 60wpm. If you'rt' hod&erm. Owp. .. 1e,,1 .l9t St, eaa ln~lkinitoyou UtE~SEllBLV AreSet«in1Carter lntereatf!d, please call PlueaUa Ave. CM Cook•. bu1per1ou, Om&al Aaa't·Do you waot remaJe Packaaers. Ment You will be workin& In MACHINING MlndedPeo_P_le For: Kathy at558·2813. 9'.ma. ~ AWlY i.a pett00. a career ln ortho ualn& ralsel. eau 548.5125. 1537 the public 1cbool1 via Full Company Benefits MAHAoa .,....llS Adulta wtth oWitandln&. CAI WASH HU i°%-~. ~ee:-! ~Jfr RDA akllla? MooroviaAve.N e. :~:~~~ c:~~~nybeY:~ lnCo.&.aMesa,646-2123 ~v10=~~~':d: ~·~~ :eor"t:;ll~\~ Llt~':;!'~:~~me . hll•s-rt·Ume Uotaft«IPN. flber&lass mold repair & w/chiJdren and hav• an Janltora2 • ElpMTime eves. 3rd lhil\.s. If interetled, kids. St.art •l $3.50 per Some eves. Busy jewelry • 11•~ 08(JAl.ASSIST. finalln° person needed OU\IO!Dapenonallty. over 1· oro area. "ontacl our nearest hr. Phone 6'2"'321 1250, .-. ... ·•-e. 8e"efils. So ,.__ COOKS, breakful lu.ncb • s-............ __ 533-41181 " .n ,.. ._.... ,...,. ... Mro~Wub • dinner. Ma Barker'a, Ortbodontlc chrslde. Cor boat mfgr. Must be ......... .._.,..._.."._, m.rketor1oto betwoen3:00.5:00...-..... Coast Plau. Cal& ror •HarborBl,Clll Z1H!.l7thSt,CM F/time H.8 .962-3•05. e~r.Steadywork,&ood FortnformaUoayoumay JANITORIAL OFFICE J.JWLampeonG.Grv MlafwSharon appl.549-1.424. C .. , ... ,...... co benefits. Apply 1n call B&tbAnoor Barbara a.EA.NINO 9PM·1AM, 6 MoothruFrl9am·5pm Equal Opportunity -•••. <bmter Kelp part Um• Dental Aul Chrad, person, 8-3, Mon·t'ri. P.983-4SOOFUUertoo. :'· muat be 11. bon· forlnformat.lonphooe Ecnployer llC9'TIOM15T 1'0t &.mday Brunch at _ _.a...., for eq' uip. rentai f/Ume. Good benefits. Skipjack Boat.a Inc 1763 da ••... _ .. A bl II (714) S37 4840 --'--'-------1 Im med. openlQi. N. B. n.HUCIU.BBIY ~10AM·3PM/Tuea· H.B. Call ag3.5o:u . PlaeentiaAve.CM . General<XflceC Of • ...,.,_ .... a e,ca F,qualOpparEmployer PART · Tl M E law firm seeks exper'd IDNewPQrt.Beacb Sat. United Rent All. ~. .._.,.,. tr cs Stevel31-7~ Dehvery /Sa lea. M F recept. to band.le bu11y thlM.Applyinpersoo eo.taMeaa 6'.S-0780 111>..-A...11•-~t .flber&lass mfg co. needs Girl trlday, Stock Keypuncher. fllll" part S-9pm. Must have own phonea. Good typing co Qm. Aak for Oayl•. · _.__.,.._. flt employee. Exp'd brokeraae firm 8·~. lite tJme.CostaM.esaarea. MAHAGERneeded. must tran1p. Neat appear abillty.paidparking.Ap J14 McFadden Pl (al the Counter help, 10PM-6AM, Exper'd only. Benefits. w/fbrJls. $3.75 hr, Over t y ptnt. a ttra ctl ve, 540-~ be very responsible It ex· W\lltraln. &31.o811. p_IY lo pe re on . 61 o p6er), N.B. Winchell's Doouta, 253 E. H.B. 893-5032. 8'6-3540 21. For appt. 536-6760 HB articulate, arowth oppor. rir'd salesperson. :~r NeWport Ctr Dr. Ste 1220. 17thSt.CM. n-•-•···t.Doy-·~late _ c.allMaril¥o,640-.WO. K"'•dtO,.-url furn• era • p.a.vaou.CLa"' NBM4·93ll. CHILPCAlll ._.....,. -b "'" 1 ~------~ Tbe Jolly Roeer lfte. is &alleries. cont.ct Mra. "'' " .Resp airl needed during Cam t1'1 • legltter ~=~:ho~;~icalp~:a~k; Financial Sec to ll2K I.akin& appltcaUona for• flan.son 415-497·3411 or The Jolly Roser. Inc., a llCIPTIONIST Summer, HV bomea. ~W..ted oeeda experienced team ReaC.OOStr1lkpr S12K GllLPIJDAY leaddataentryoperater. (213)767·1S28forappt. fast '1'0Win1 reetaurant Meet the public. Utetyp· F/tlme. Car 4' refs. Delaney a Salty Sam member. Pleue phone ~~ts t.ot!7:h*;. Self starter. itint typilt. Minimum of 1 yr exper. Manicurist wJfollowlna chaln, hu an opening for Ing, gen offc. Full time 644-708i5alU:30 Restaurant.. Ase min 18 83l·:M9Z for confidential Irvine Peraonnel Agency Good t e le p b on e on the IBM 3741or3742 la for exclualve CdM BouU· an ~'d payroll clerk C.ll Teri. ~l6 )'1"1.Muatbeabletow~rk interview. -El7th"-ta.M pers ooallly . Non · req\tttd.PermaoentfuJl "I.le 75&-0.T77 sag..2us to ina2penoode500Pt l'a-.;iflbd betwA 1oam & 9Pm tn· "'!"" v..-esa smoker. $150 wk lOstart. time day ablft. Pay will .. • • handUna approx. 1 Recreation-Private day ~ RA1 clu. d . wknds . C a I I Dental Jblieniat. Laiuna ~~--~·l~ Call for Interview be baaed oo experience Maoufacturin&·ceneral employees . Com · camp diredor. Newport ... ..a.:. 875-3145. Ni(Uel ()fc. 1 \.; days per ~.-v----...-5 5 6 • 69 81 . WI tl do w level. Apply in penon factory work for sportlnl pu&erl&ed payroll ex per. Beach. 644·5'CM -"'S DataEotryOper. week,49M600 FINANCE ~~~:J~ D Airport ~~·~t:lte1!~!:fr!1n~l =:.m· 7=»4:00PM. ~u:a!t tp.ay;,1: ~:. ...,YsdHttpff COPYC L Full time position, Tue· DESK Clerk. Night Large Resld'l/Comm 'l per. a definite plus. Xlnt Person to help w/cust, &. a.alCTYPtST Sal. da.y shift on Basic Auditor, TelephooeOprs, BulldenfDeveloper r e-GIRL FRIDAY LIASIMG MATURE W 0 MAN workln& conds & benefit malnt of equlpmn't. Op 'Ibe Daily PtJot bu an Four 600 Is 400 series. full le p~. Sao Clemento ~utrea individual to head Recept, typing min of 50 Secretarial pos. w/resp .. p /tlme to welcome pq w/oppor for adv. Sal port to learn exciting immedlale opeftlng in Must know 10-key by Inn. 125 Qplandian. San finance div. Strong con· wpm, phone order saJet, powth, & mamt potent. newcomers & contact commensurate w /exper. field & chance to ad our Classified Advertls· touch. Xlnl fringe Clemente. tactatodevelopcommit etc. Small ml& plant. Please call for appt. merchant.a. f1exlble~rs. Apply In penoo betwn va.nce. Apply Crusman ing Dept. for a copy con-benefits. Ex per pref'd ments ror projel'l loans & Y rr xltn benefit.s. HB. e 4 5. 5 o o o. e x l 5 2 o Need car. lite typing. Sam " 5pm or send re· Rentals Inc. 1954 Placen trol clerk typlat. DuUes but will train r ight ,.. .... Ptna••I equity capUa.I. Track re-E.O.E. 714-894·5351 8:!10am-5pm. . 547·JCl85, aume to: 17042 Gillette, .::tl.:...•..::..C_.M_. _____ _ include typing (45wpm person. Apply Mon thru & Foe •'91 • ....._. corcUt relaa must. Writ.e Ave, Irvine. .. electric), filing, copy Fri. 8am_.:30pm e.s. languaaes req'd. Vaco Developers. Inc. CillL RIDAY Lepl Secy. Exper pro-MEDICAL/Assist.ant ~~~~~~~~~ R.E. SALISPllSOH control & general RogenDiat.Co. Fluent in Spanish, P.O. Bex 21M9, Laguna Mature Person, subeon· bite adm.in. Tempo 1·2 Somefroot/backexpr. r.: .UC.Areyoulnlensledin clerical. Some phone W. Wamer&Harbor, SA Portugese, Eng lis b HJlls, ~ tractor olc. Lite bkkpng, moe .• w/posslble longer lrviM. 5S2·7Sll PBX leamlng about syndica- b.alldhna exp. helpful. 7l4J9'19.6500 (French, Italian , payroll. typing , rangeoppty. Good steno Answering service tlon&excbanaes?Curtis AdvertiaiQ& experience ,_....y Hebrew. German>. Hire mathematically ac-sit.Ills & wlllin&neaa to Mecfdl4flcal Attd't operator full & P/f. Call Investments bas open desirable but not DATA""'" & dlrect Spanish speak· FfTI'ER c urat e, good on wortt on other matten. G.P. o ce nee s ex-~l tn&5 in KB ore for sue neeeaaary. Opportunity A~ Cleft& inl employees . Direct • SUMSTIE SS telephone. Construction Small law ofc. Airport pertenced medical assls· PIX Alnw.,. ~. ce51ful aalesperson who for advancement to F\aUlimepos1tionopen developmentofcompany Fulltlmeonly.Apply in exper pref 'd . Non areaNwptBcl\.833·9982 tant.646-3803 would like to ixpand t l b e adve t'sina d ' I r smoker. Call betwn 8-10, Graveyard sbift avail. thel kn 1-.. ae nlO tn e ep on r 1 • ae a video up ay fornut to meet uture persoo to Manager. Ma· 1&ft..a.1 ft.111!£1fe1t. MIH8)S 0 6 /t i r owc:u. sales possible. Excellent terminal operator for a needs of bul Ider· hie Austin, Dra per's 54()..7454. .._,,_vm 5 1 pm· am. P me vestments 4c exchanges company benefits. For Basic /Four mini developer In Mexico, La"''"• Hills Store, 23621 Plush surroundin s. lyp. F9Mly Pina Prefer exper, but ~!JI U~to 80% comm paid · rvi le all •-· •-bus ph ... no p-'--train. Call for appt. Ea · mte ew,p asec : computer. Some ex· Central It So. America. Moulton Parkway Plaza mg• Y on..... ..._... w · e learning. ming Per'1IOOM1 Office perience Is desirable. but Know suppliers & local GUYS & GALS lepl exp nee. $650. F /time help. Im med 1133-9282. E.O.E. pot.elltlal to $10,000 first ~1.ext. m will train individual wtth labor mrkls. Exlenaive Michele Kuhn ~soot openlngs for both men & PIX Operator mo not uncommon .. Call ORAMGECOAST dernonatratedt.ypin&ac-travel~xpeoses paid by ROHTa.D IMMIDIATI Snelling&Snelhnaor women. Apply dally 'Ex.,,..r'd or will train. 962-24!i6, ask for Vtnce DAILY PILOT curacy and apeed. Work employer. Wage $1625 MECHAMIC OPEHIMGS NeWJ)OrtBeach Agency afterSpm,aakforJean. Aftn & eves .• Some for confldenllal in ln pleasant envltoomen per mo. Ta.ke this ad_ to Mu;thave fl'~ Pleasant t.ele writ frro 4340Campus Drive 410E.17tbSt. CM wknds. ~II 640·1l'l0 tervlew. 330W. Bay St. with good company yo I.I r n e a r e $ t Experience • offi N LEG"' .._ __ ..,., 1------------ Costa Meslt benefits iocludtng EM PL 0 Y MEN T Warran~S,_ialist ~ .. ~ceentbouse.xp.:,.,.~Ae(.C, n.u Messen&er~aAnaofc. ~-u..-.: R.E.Sale li'AwatOpi:;unity _,. EPT --UQ\ ue """' SEC'Y/RECEPT 25 hr ... ar + ex· ••v.a.u ··LENOW ....._ weeks vacation ... er on DEVBLOPYENT D Wltlt Fo Experience radlo Gold Rush Promo-B F v I f m •-h P B X 0 P E R A T 0 R "" ""-.. Emp yer year, company pa Id OFFICE. Ad paid for by Service Writer Uon wrk 9 AM lO 2 or 4•9 ~ exp'd C:17, 1~~al =:;i Call Dav m.lt needed. exper telephone 2 positions in exciUng & r1A...i al gro1Jp Insurance, credit employer. With Ford Expenence S3 .... .,,,. h . l 'N k ans aerv operator 2 wkB expanding Century 21 Of "<q'ccAUBSIH union.etc.Apply at LotsofWork plusbOO~:~p;.y1~5 ~e,~r:.r~~~:r~. s~:rt Metal & woodworking pd vac, IJ'OUP m; avail, fice! Call for. appoint· E ORANGi COAST DOG CiROOMER All Company Benefits Harbor #H G.G. 530-1100 5/15 962-2418 shop in Irvine req'1 help p&euant sWTOUDdings in ment todJly & discover: RNAHC .a.. •LY PILOT Must do all breeds. S.A. Paid VacaUon & Hoh day w /full time job pe>Untial. neW med bldg. Please +Why we are better! CaUfornla'5 oldest & D"' location.m-0311 CallorSeeTony Evan HAIRDRESSER UTE Manufacturing tu,. eanm.7765 call 831·5511 for In· +Whywearegrowing' larlest thrift & loan co. 330W.BaySt .. CM WANTED sembly, S3 hr sturtmg te'View. +Getyourlicensefast! bas front ofc clerical betweenthebounof DRJVERS-Muat be over Contact Pat Or Karen Day abln. 7.30-4pm, sw· MOTS. MAIDS +Whywetraln better! openinpforsbarpind1vs 8:00AM·5:00PM 21 w/cleandriving rec & 840-3306 in& shift. 4Pm ·12 ·30am. PBX -Opr. No type. +Ho w to earn b ig • who enjoy meetlng & C,.llfor knowledge of Orange & F lime . Call Bruce Full time, Tides Motel. woman ovr .o. Receive mooey t sel"Yingthe public. Prior Appohrtmentplease LA Co. rreewaya. Call Hair s tylist, exper. for Wachtel,6"2-~'14 Appl,yinpenon,-494-2494. & fill orders by phone. Be&ladYOUcalled! related exper. helpful, 64a-4SZl,ext277 547~1'33forappt. MJsslon Viejo children's Motel f'AlDS . E x· Service organil. Will 979-lOCiO but trainee positions Equal Opportunity Driver~ part time for de· salon. II? med. cllentel. LIVE IH penence not necessary. train. Start $3 hr. udSa~i Century 21 Surf Realty ~l~e ~:...c;t~~ :~r::~ Employer liveries out of Equ.ip. GAL FRJDAY For info: 788-880\ to help care for elderly Inquire 727 Yorktown :a~i::a ~ ck.'ricl Mr~. urant Insur, profit sharing, re-Daftl.._~ Rent.al atore. Good driv-HANDYMAN moU>er No <'Ook1n i: Blvd, Huntington Beach Evans 8:30am-3:30pm Now takinl applications & ln d _.. .. , in& record a must. Unit· Type, file, ans phone. for apt complex Costa MuMi free time. Pvt orcall536-0411 MZ-9855. for hostess, cashier, tirement · x l a v op-'Ibe Jolly Rcwer c. ls ed Rent All. Costa Meaa. Order desk. Errands. Mesa. $3.50 hr. 5 daya a room. Sa la r y open bookkeeper It buaperaon. por. ,..,..... A t.a.klng applications for a 6'$-0780 Call 957· 129'l. ··-'-..... "'3381or675-ClU9 Bluffs. NB. 64G-4038 MOTOR ROUTE p B.X ~pply tn ""'r'SOD. Coast ._..,re t : lead data entry operator. .._.. '""" • ...... The Baily Pilot haa a • r-,. __ t H Morris Plan673-3700 Minimum ol 1 yr e&pet. D:b'.er ... Clau l Tract.or-4' ......_ OfC UM, F/fflM larae route in Newport Part Umeahllls. Worton lnn. 1401 S. ~• wy. roo-..1ca1 on the IBll 3741 or .3742 la .O' trailer. experienced Due to the recent ex· HQPER 3.11 :.JO. Xlnt salary & Beach. Moo Lhru Fri af· busy switchboard. Day Laguna Beach. "'"'" required. PermaneotruU bduleboWgood&. Atleut pension of its construe· learn benefits. Cont.act Dir. of ternoons. Sat & Sun shltl only. No Sundays. 1---------'or 30Gpel~~af!coAYunting time day shift. Pay wUI 1 yr wttb references " tion disbursement func-~~epdpi~ge~lonret~ Also, Nursing, Park Lido Conv momin1l5. Must have de· E.O.E546-3333 RfSTAURANT 11 ....... " be hued on experience good driving record. lion Mariner Savinas 1s Hosp, 466 f'1aa•hJp Rd. pendable car. $50. cash 1---------flrm. Newport·Fashlon al......... 8 .. some maintenance & ... de 't eq Good driving PETITIONERS Island. Goo ~ sal •. level. Appl¥ in person Loe ...... t.847·727 seekiniaqualifledappll· cleanup. Printing plant. N.B.642-8044. post r · 0 .. BAM·SPM. Mon·P'ri at cant lO assume some of record Call 642·4321 Full/part·time. Good beneftta. Send complete 17CM2GWetteAve,lrvine ESCaOWOFCR. the g en• I o f c S3Toslart S40-802'7 LVM l-11 Leave name & phone paydaUy.538-7711 resv,me lO Classified ad For )aeavy tract desk. retponslbilltlea in this Help wanted Kentucky Medlcatlooa. full or Your call will be re· no. XS. c/o Dally Pilot. Data Proceulnf Good benefits. Mana&e· dept. Candidates must Fried Chicken. day shift. p/tfme. M esa Verde 'twned PiRA Place In COM needs PO Bo• U60, Costa COMl'UTB menl potentlal. Salary have 1 yr min ofc exper. Must be 18. ms S. Coasl ConvHosp,681 Center St. N~ewpo;.;,;.;;._rt_C_e_n_t-er_U_n_l_led-~:ct11!:.-oc:fi ';fn'd~ Mesa, Ca 9211126. OPllATC>a open. Irvine Savings & & SO wpm typing. Xmt Hwy. Laguna Beach.. CM 5e-558S Methodut Church Pre· 1·3PM. 673-1121 Csdihl WeltNu System i llod 15 lmtaUa-lAan call J · ADdrews. salary. working cond.s & MACHIMIST School ~ now accept~ng Scllool lion. oeeds a 2nd sblft 7S1-2800. benefits Including den· HOST /HOSTESS , . 1 th & applicauoos for qualified Prodllcffolt T,..... F.a to S300 t operator, knowledge or Eacrow Secntary tal. AppJy at Enthusiastic person to Exper d tn mJU, • e pre-school teachers & Rubber hose products. Lowm .~.•-. Plrcerm~nt ?.;S·~·uoeeded. Hrs u&n""ERSSAVINGS MAR.INERSSAVINGS work as Host/HOStess in chucker. Musl read sublltJtutes for FaU 1978. Irvine area. Mua\ pass .... ....,.. , ..... Jft.ID ~.. 1515WestcllffDr,NB one of Newport'• fineat prints fi-·know setups ... .IU""40betwn9am·3pm. h . 1 · lud assist. 751-9UM. $~ ..... :..-....... ., la aeeklng a qualified OrCalJ Personnel re•tauranls. Apply io Call Dave. 540-6426. .,...,..,, co. P ysaca inc ang. _..,..,.._, -Ea Sec f its NB " back xrays. Call for COMPAMOM mE. latSt., 1\tatin ol~in 6 ~g.~ csc~w li'Aua1642--40000p foErappt1. pelandrson, 59 FCeas bion MineLVM/Ct.anJ-appt. 540-7639. E.O.E. Woman. 5 daya B'week, 832-5200 E.O.E. aecretarial elCJIC!r. req'd. """ por mp oyer Is •Newport nter. MACHlllSTS ll·7 Shift. Xlnt benefits. lh·eln.lovelyoceanfront Delivery mao, early Xlntsalworklngconds& Housecleanenneeded. Bay~~ Cc~{&.2H~. home, Newport Beach. morning, L.A. Times beoefila including den· General Office Mature. Top$$. Car nee. 20M n. · · Lt. housekeeping• cook· route, c.11 .. Htl Bch. Lal. Apply at maln ore. IDUCATJOM DEPT 642·1403 645·3439 Machine Tool Builder MUISERYMEH ini. Prefer noo·smoker. Must have dependable lSlSWestclifC Dr S~RETARY . HOUSEO.EANlNG. F\all need s gen e r a l Full·Ume. mature male 67Ul61 car.Goodpay.546-4481 OrcallPenonnelfor ,.,._.,,... bi btn machinists for wide over 21 . 6 Days incl appoint.menl642-4000 ua<o"•~...._ pos. w c · or p/Ume, own trans. variety or close lOlerance k COHST.SIC'Y Deliveries It Warehouse, F,qual()pporEmployer cludesaecretanaldulles Top aalat)'. 642-7430 or worklncleanshop.Sbort Sal/Sun. Wor with Aa1t. to ~d.rivtna rec. Heavy ror the director ol edu<:a· 646-4871 runs on engme lathes. plants, trees & delivery· • ~........ __ .. Hr lioo "typing f o r vertlcle & horlzontul Exper.pref'd.$3Hrup. ...,,. Noo·auivaer. 5 Es Offl technical writen. Varie· mills. ~una Hills Nursery, Girl needed o aaaist 8::J0..3:30pm. Start $3 hr crow C«S ly of duties. Reefs good lnc. El Toro. UO.~. purcbaslni qent ln all + overtime. 556·6981 r.a.w Sta wl•in lYPinl skills of 60+ wpm. phaHa of comtn.Etion. WJ.Mow Dea~, 3195 D We are in the process of a Apply, NaUooal Sys le ms •--=;._.....;'-------Apply At t«llSES AIDES Type eo -u , lit AirJ>ortLoop ,CM large expansion pro· C«p,4381BirchSt.N.B. eeper PcadDosier 7·3&ll·7.Expe.r'd.Coun- abltthand. useoflO.key DEIJVERYman forear-1ram aod have im· (NearOCAirport)Equal KAIB ALICE Anodetel.lftc. try Club Conv. Hosp. a must. Previous con· ly All LA nma home mediate need for 5 Opportun!ty Employer . Live in. SlOOper week for 5'&-3061. atructioo purchaslol re-deliverv route. must escrow officers aod 5 achiklreo. Pvt nn. Must 3050RedhUIAve ...:...:.:....::....--------'red. cau for appt Tb ·, e.crow secretaries. WIJI have car. 675-6079 Evs Cost.a Meaa, 92626 HUISIS AIDES ,... · have economical car. bite an escrow officer & GEN'L Ofc, pref. lumber 1.----------C7 t 41 556-7075 & OIDBLJl5 • •• PRODUCTION HBIBS We will be accepting •P· plicationa ror production helpers oo M'ay 9·llth, from 9 lO UAM & 1·3PM. Xlnt benefits. worklna coodltlons. Includes 11 paid holidays . Complete paid group insurance plan & sick pay benefits. Liberal vacatio n benefits, etc. Apply in person. CAl.lfOAM 16661 Von Karman Irvine WilJi•m Lyon Co .. adults oaly. 2~ hrs day, aecrelary team for ........-. AIR & invoicing. Housekeeper, for few hrs 833-'60(>. n o c o I I e c t I n g . ~".-• be ood . St da f Id l I d & Xlot benefits. Bayview O>ok·BrollerExp. Westminster/ Hunt· ~;r~t~e[1~!~ =~~.N~frisl. !on.y,M~•~ ~~~/c~r. _F,q_ual_()pposilils•r•E•m-pl•oy•e•r-. g:i,v642~.DSTburinlJm _______ _ CleaDcut,energeUc, lngton Beach area. lhro\libout Orange Co GIMBlALOFFICE 64S-1SS3 ....... CHIMISTS PRODUCTION F,qu.al Oppor. Employer f~NBloc.548-7948 838-01.216 are available. Advanced . . c M '-u,,,,---.-1.----e-x_pe_r_O_w_n '"""" MUISESAIDIS naaeETTIR COOK • Deli-........... k 11•_.ed escrow training pro· Electronics hrm ID , . . ·~P.-• • onJ ·Loe 1 Mill machinists, N IC 7 ". E~r'd •. train_.,. ,.. ... .... , ..... . .... • rcam.s for escrow Of· see.ks person w/gen I ofc car. ennn. y. . a machinis ts , Lathe ... .. ~ W/experience(part-llme Explr"d.Ptr.Apply over25,p/t,uaeowncar. --'"tr-•-•-•for &lltebkkpngexper. refs. Mature. rehab .. operat o r s. M i ll Mesa erdeConv.Hosp, A .... , -... Be h H cbooee own hours. We cen ..,.. ........... .-...1 f disabled an Oenter St C M '-J• penoi • .., ac ous payp.s.Noaellln1.&ood escrow aecretarlea to lnc~udes~/P&A/R. Ex· fd ,f;;~or operators. Good benefil.8 -----· -·-·--llM JACKIH THEIOX ,......,."._ .... COUMTB Pl!ASOMHB. Lmmediate openings for Counter PeraonneJ on all shifts, full and part time . Day-shift starting wage Sl.7S/ hour; swing-sh1Ct sta rl i ng w•g e $2 .85 /hour ; and graveyard·shlft starting .uge $3 /hour. Appli cants must be t 8 and over. Please apply 10 .person: 1205....,. CostaMftO 315 E. ""' C.taMeto F,qll&l Opportunity Employer M /F RESTAURANT HELP Inn. ~ SITy Ho earnings. oan 826-'770 beoome future escrow of· per de reliable. mature 1-a-=-Y·-------& overtime. Bouse Mfg ---------SB.ICTIUC II ~ Ui, 4g Beac befon12. Deers. Expr'd applicants peraoo. o desirable. Valor Houseplant technician. Co .. 4000 campus Dr. NURSE OOK only. Xlnl medical and Electronics. 540-9264. exper, wanted for full NB. 557-9090 Excellent Working C Dental Aut, recept., dental benefita. Please time Interior plant ' Vocational Nurse lO aa-CoDditJons We currently ha~e 10 openings for individuals with aome fast food ex perience. however. this U1 not required. Tbese are full and part-lime primarily day poaltlons. hours and salary are open. Appl¥ in person Monday -Friday , Upm. - ... For pdvate country club, cbain1de aat. Send re-contact B. Peoples or A. UttJe ls Blgl ! Classlf'led ma Int. route. Call MACHtHIST stat in provldln& bed-elde Apply in Person full tiaew/xlnt benefits. sume lO Claallfled Ad Hall al Tramam.erica Ti· ads are really a mall Barbara. 557-01509--4. TOOL IOOM nursing care and uke OIAM4'fl COAST Must-)e lmow~eable JIZ, Dail)' Pllol, P.O. Ue Imur111ce Co lf you "people to people" sales TOP PAY vrtal signs. Knowled&e of DAILY PILOT inallllfpectsoffoodpre-Box 1560, Costa Mesa, areimensled..547-9571 callswithbilJreadersblp HOUSEWIVES Set-Up le short~ mill, nursing procedures. ex-330W.8aySl. DB. TACO, IMC t720Superiot' Ave Cos&.a llesa. CA F.qual Opp Emplyr M /F paratiol. 496-5767 C.llf. 9262'7 and bi& resultal To place lathle, punch press. Gd perieoc.e in catherliation C:C.ta Mesa ELL kUe ttema wtt.b • ... __ ~to eell? your cluslfied ad. call EamextramooeyWTkng9 oppor. to expand and completion o( Voe•· Ask for Paul Ward ft.nuo.i.,...Cl---•nect ..... ~:~_ .... __.a'"-itwell. t.oday642·5678. pt time (9am·2 or 4 tfo w/growtn& co. 5 Day/40 tional Nurse program. EqualOpportW\ily ...:::=:::..::+.:...:.::::::;.:~~~ll-~--=--ir-..,._-..... _-•_nu_ "._u..,.. -pm) Frm our o c. hr wk. ~r: Ufe/hosp . •~29 ho Employer Pl l •-• booe pro I C l t Pay is. .... per ur ... _________ •11 ....a...w.tN 7100 HetpW..tecl 71 HtlpW..ted 7100 easan \d~ · na. 0 e nstr.rmen plus shift dlfferenUal. i----------r.; a.w.w 7100 ~ •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Goldmotion.,.!~~ -!~.soradihor Cor_p. (714> 55.,.3100 Take ad to neares t Real""'-ta•·-' :::r-. •·•·····••··•· ·····••·•·······•··•··· ·••••··••······· nuau -.. 0 .,. ..,. RETAIL s•u:r \ AUTOMATIC DATA PROC~G, INC. Op.po~unity & challen1e offered to respo Ible lndlvlduala In our Newport • floancl I firm located In Fashion laland. We have l mediate openlrtg• for: cal-Ttust Depl. caJ-AdminlltraU90 Dept. al~d shift, 5pm·1:30am DRIVERS & MECHANICS APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN IXPBUIMCI llQUIRED CLASS I Ol 11 DRIYBS UCIMSI 119UlllD FOR DllVRS. Gre8t Western Reclamation SCA ServloeS Of Orange County Laguna Beech Oleposal Holthe Olspotal 1100 S. GIAHP AVL SANTA.AMA 55~77&1 ~ .... ,..... ... guar + bonus Apply _& __ .E_.______ Employment Develop-For a areal career & a N.W 13245 Harbor tH, G.G. ~Cerd II ()pr. tha'll Office. Ad paJd for arut future in Real FarblH w.cl 5»1100 Experd , busy N.k . taw by employer. DOT 11.at.ate with a great Co. Personnel needed part· firm. Call Debb1e. :weT4. witbunllmltedeamings. u.meatt.benewftickory 1!':.-1o~::t:i~ :!:'1~ ~ao. ~~~~~~~~ ~!:.,~ ~:::,~~~n· Farms ot Ohio atore ln Kn.SZOC> -r wk. Call (or u.u llve·ln, love•u N.B. ~E CLER'K )~aablon bland. Ideal for _., ...--. Y ~ J*>PI• wbo can wQrk appt, 67~ home w !Private roocn. 5 PUU time. Knowled&e of mornings or afternoons. l ... SUIAMCI days, winda olf. En1. ~o t lite tY1>ina. • Llle Expert.nee not neeesa. " a~aktn1 preferred. beJpfi.tl. Mf.3231 , ___ a_u_l_&_ta_ie___ Will train. Apply In l!:xcdleot O.PQOC' for llrl Ing toOklD.I ....;;.;;;;;.;;:..;....:_.__:;...,_----•- w b o can take over need oWJ' tr~u. Non; OFP'ICEHELP I•-------• ~non after 12 0000 dat· ~ ll.ne1 f~ H.B. amtr. MMlll5 Exp'd to run property llALTOI · <No Pbonef:!Calla) lieocy. Start tiooo. "'*~t otc. a day or JfeaJtor A11oclate. ff~~ .Pict Advancement. M.Udl; tAJP w..-pekl. c 10 ..... y book· u-ve need for 1 &ood IC· /J Apply : T ilt Inn al · """ • •Mii '.> tll2-55f'T. ,.., __ ., ,..___ ffpln1. Non·amoker. Uv•aale.ptnon. ~~,,'-Htl ---• 211 No. ~ Start $4 /hr. Call a.,tiMc..lit ~ 1:::.onexperitnced Hwy.,LliunaBeacb, U)'ttma.m-«111 1110"9.,.. .. cl. ln commercl•l cuutlty llaidwant.s, P\IUUmeor OJTICEHELP CotteMIMS41·172t • 17, ,ti Wmd toftllpoattlooinNewport pWlme, Seaclifl Moc.el, Exp'd to run property--------.._.,_,..._. Beach aioncy. Aak for 1• lo. Coast lfwy. Lat lllllUll•n>enl O(c. 3 da1 ~'09.ottunit MillMltchell.6'4•1530 _ .... ___ ........., _____ .per Wlt. 10 tty. book· ~·sT OQ&liolerllaleJF..:.1. .... ..._,d -~ keepta(. Non .. moker. _..,._. IMVIMTOIY __... •.,.,vale 8t•rt,•41br. Call 11'e JoJ.r 1'0...-Inc. la I..'-~ COMT'IOL cluD. Por app\. u 1 ...,Ume.87$-llnl looklo1 Jor •J..lllroe ., . P\ltthutn1 '* Oen'l ()(. -~--------1Qpportunll)' for youn1 ::n.'tr.':itra~!. ~ flee dutlea ln~ hJ llANAOER. A.PTS a.p tebaol lfllCILO learn elq)tt'd. Poeltl0tt calla Iii a k ~ t b o ee 1 o ~ d ~~. Jc:t __ .,_u_#:im __ Pnt_._:_c_p1_._1 ===~-·~~~ tot ~~fl~~~ =-=: ~~.,: ': =• t:,0-.J;!':. ~11 811.L wae 1._ wlt!I a _. "*'9eldc•ll11Dd.ned ~ 110l2 OlUette Ave, .,. ~...!~*'}'~ :f.i:t~ blwn. AM •• PM la· .,..,P'UaCClwlftadM. !...~to wen. Call 1.rWw. ~':Call142-5e78 tervitw. 191-4101 ·- .. • . • I ~~~-~-~-~~--~---F~~~-·-~~-~~,~~~~~ ~~ ... ~~-~~h ~m~~~G~~~~~~~~T~~h~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ..... !~~!~!!~ ..... ?~!! SICIETARY 1r ........ s.cy w ~ ere 10 o ior e Best Buvs In,,_ S.u.G City al NeWport S.ac:b. • ',/' Ra tad f 51Ca1T AIY XlDl CIPPOrt-fOt' ettlclmt Sa.llHl. • to SUTO per • ...! :'::!:0~ Mww,.,.C....,. Hcretuy. Top skills. mo. Req'd to perform •• ' .·""ANTIQUES .. Oo'• larte't lll)lllq ri. Exp, SoOd typls' S.lllT)' fut pace R.E. olc, N.B. varied • lntere1Un1 wtu.,nnocima Mu.st bt ~· MMl.13. Xlnt opport for •ha.rs> )ecal secretarial ualeo· able \0 wort Sala. Some pl Call Ula. m.2900. mm.ta uodtr (en 'I direc· decoralle• backlfOWld SECRET ·RY .__ ... ~ Uoa ol the cit)' attorney. ~d ~-~·"~~ ~ ~u~ ~bto~e~~~1~~~~~~~~~~~~tc~====~==~~~~~ cu at 1Y e • b I u t )' SALES-AD MIN Tu uperleoce. full at ml.n 100 wpm. type 50 ' Woodlilhlm&. SM-2901. · We are a ln11y uniq11e Ume. launed. opeolni,. wpm. Req'a 4 yn tee')' ·---~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiii-9 I supply comnanv p~vld Weber Nameplate, Saata aper. W /2 yn le .. I MC)' -;;.__ _____ ...;.._,; __ , • ., ... ,..., ,,_ . .., Ana. SS8·82ZZ dys .......... --·· .... _. dat.e ~ Ing criUcal care equip-541-0151•.,.. ............ ..... '""' n....:1 Sale ment I& supp!lea to the ·-· S/19f7S. Apply Penonnel \ Im• $ llf.AWIY ~todu:sedtry.;::•re Sec'y for advertisin1 ~~~ewportBlvd. ,,.Attractive, e:aper, aales SANTAANA an uca • or· apmcy nr OC Airport. -------- woman fw blab volume JtOO S. lrittol g , self motivated New otfc.. lnt•reatloa SUMte WOii • fMbkmatore. secretary/ sales ad· varied work, tOwpm on JOaSTUDIMTS D4ZllKA1% Has Im med Opening min.18trator who e~oya mM Se&edrlc, OJ1Jl1, re-..,. n----'bed For· foUowblgt.bruoodelalla, cept., (no S /H or .,.07T.ahrofpreec;.n FASHIOMS JUU..TIMI ls responsible, can solve dlchtaphone). Bright adivity, full Ir p/i. Muat 9831JUmlltoo, H8. C.U•A SA11S problema wtth mJntmum Mlf·ltalter, lood phone be 18+. Call (714 > ____ 963--_7_17_1 ___ 1 Camera Knowledge Nee. super v 111 on. and penooalit)'. 4-S yn ex• MHL54orm·2500. ISALAD Penon nl1bla, Pleaee apply Jn pel"IOD aenerallY PNform with per. req'd. tmG or more ft~IMT .xlntpayftbeneftll. Moa-P'ribetwnlM efficiency-who c a for riabt peraon. ~llnlHlftl 557..rlOOexUMB F.qual 0ppor Employer smile even when thin&a 2a/t188-1359 Needed for cmtom resl· It .. •• SAi.ES SALE; get franUc ! Thia la a fas • dents Is am custom tract growing, hJahlY creative Sec '1· N.B. land de· work. Salary /com· environment with a lot o ve)oper-lmmed open.ins t.;Antiqucs WhotqsaJe to..thelradc ~ Weekdays Ten ti1 Five 968·1331 18335 Mt. Langley Fountain Valley DOYOUPUY 1HIOll5AM? "'°'.._._y be a cereer for yo• •• WE KNOW YOU WANT AJOB! potential for an In· for hlthJy aldlled aee'y. menaunte/exper . req .. oovative conscientloua ll1n a yn conatrucUoD Send reaume to. 180 achiever.' exper, SIH. heavy die· Newport Center Dr., Qualified appllcanl• tapboae expe_r. bkkpa •US.N.B.93860 ------• must have excellent ~lNledae. 7~ open. Switchboard Opn wlll QUE Music Boxes! IMTIAll( Slot MachineS ! • Ort•• Excll••t•· s. ..... , .,. llOW ....... w ............... fie -111. 'r••loH ................... .,,._..,.,..._CGI Mrs. J ett, '7 141 516-7302. SALES-Full·time AU TIME TheStore for TIMEX Sales&tServlce Immediate openin.K. Ap- ply lo perlOO ZS41 So. Main, S.A. WeAlao"8ow Y•Lllt,..... &Y•LlltTo-r• w.-.. .. ~ ,. ..... for,... ~ to ......... dlmcefor ......... gllhn & ............ So. Calf. to ... w..y.-. •• &fwelpod ................. writteo&oralskilla, type "'"" ancy, _.UllM traia. Apply 250 E. ·17th 60wpm, experience wllh Sec'y/Receptionist St.. Cll, Ste I. (Ullltaira> l?'&DSCribing equipment, f.rvtoe advertlalnl aim-6681'7 ~=c:[t=n!:mty, cy. ahortbaod 80• t~g ~---CHER--AID-E.--p-rl-o-r1 and enjoy customer ln· 85• cood phone voa~e. teacher alch ex per . terad~ Prfller abarp, ~C ID· w/DD adults, ability to · divldual look1n1 for asst teachers In all ,..,._ Clocks! ~ HUGE SELECTION .JIM"'~ Amtrtc.t .111,EIEST .... , ....... Open Wed. tbru Sat. so. IHDI SJ U 18021Gttering, Irv. .... • (114)756-1711 -------C ti d IJ'Owtb potenUal. Call as-· ol services Moo· ~a"r!!xC:ifen:.n Carol, 3Pll·5:1SPll. Frf.8:3MPM. ~per ...._,._ 557--0MZ mo. Good beheflts. lJllSO.llaLnSt. Send resume or apply ln Sec'y tryplat, 80WPM +, 546-5760, United Cerebral l Tue.sat ICM C>tt l lst S1UIT penon. aoocl apelllng, $700+. PalsyAasoc. S41·Z77J IMCA91BY KENTEC good opportunity & ... _.___ YILLAfH pleaaantaunoondin.pJn •-11'"15VI".... ·hh .. a 111EBOMANCEOF MEDICAL our Or Cly airport area Exper'd ,Telex 0J:r ATbrUh1orefortbedolt OLDNEWfORTLlVES I iiJC. ' office. 752-5301 ~ Int 1 "domes c. yuunett decorator 1.au ith 18 Unique " dif· " tributioa .. intra-ofllce So. MaiDSt. lCMDally ereat antique sbops I61H2 Hale Avenue, s.llctAlllo~ "some ftllng. Hrs 1-8 eaturlng American &t Irvine Ca 92714 bu 2 Immediate opea· w/beavy late afternoon Sllllw-Alltf .. 11 European furn. rare • · tn11 for young •I· activity. Salary open re Spedali11aln Brus ADU· locks, collectibles. . .:.n.:=: House Of Miller's ANTIQUES Is expanding thanb to you fl your support. To celebrate the ~J>Cn1n1 we will have a store wide sale everything 10%·~ off. Large selection Coffee. champagne & refreshm~ll will be served. S..,-May 5,6 &7 McDOIMlld'•Phn• llt60huWwst ...... ..., t62·lZ02 Salesgal·P /T, for women's specialty shop. .'. Wlll train. 631·9936 or 5'98151 WHAT MOU CAMYOUSAY7 CALL IJJ.1095 for .......... SECIETAIY anulve salesmen. Over exper. <714> 495·1980· que bar.dware • oak ewelry, prints le un· Exec. Sec'y, patent law 21 pleHe-Willlo1 to Mrs. Kra.lt/llnl. Kujawa f\andture ~~ primitives. Alao firm. Newport Ctr. = ~lan car' --~d=: Tn rv .... 1Z17So. MaiDSl. is:==-----hi;'-;;.;:::"";:";:-:::;;;:-ii;;;;;.;;i'iiii;;:;iiiliiil;illllii:;.~ Career oneat.ed; need _. IU.U Ul"ll. DallYlM fl ·~~·~ not have pa1ftJt Jaw ex· Uom, profit sharing, To tl25. G~at liWe co. 141 ... 174 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j (~t'+ll\1..1 B. ~ /J~ SAUSGtlL Needed for morning hrs per.. but 1ega1 exper Cbriatma• boeul. neec1s aper'd operator THE a • at Hubbub, So. ·coast Plua. appty in person ,,, ~16115. TIMI-UN LAl..tn.IK F.qual Opp Emplyr mtr ==~t~i ~ 5-i:S:--:~J;W ~:.-=-:·:.::: illn~FAi• The Kiosk "!V',.~ Box 1971, Santa Ana, Cal 12Z1N:ltarbor A FEE': Call Coastal queluitdtur'e. , Jl!M r......, D-..L·~~·'· Sales-Weekend help. Only 92701. -..:..~-----•-DO_-t Personae I A geo c y . 12Z1So. llahl St. U'llL ~ • .,, ~ UQUI = S .. u l1dy willlogtoworkoeedapp---------• 54M055, 2'790 Harbor, 136-1611 JOSI..._ rt.._d. ,_._. _ _.__Bl Cll For exclusive children's l)'. U or older. Male & Service station employee, CK fWwpOF ..... IWll4• Ida .._ l'W...,. • .store In South Coast fem. Call MB-8467 or --.. ------l abletowortdays.Appty .._._,.5--'w C....Mna 14Z..IS11 CallabeadMZ-1S1 6 ~~= eaaen· 6'2--012 for appt. •SecrebrieS* ;t,:~ Hunt lkh. TB I ERIP-n.. Alltiquulata, pool lbli" btwn Victoria,; Bay Z~Off ~ SIAMSTUSS/Fffhr $15,000 Good spot {n Dana Pt. pinballs, expert utjque 00 Newport Blvd. We also bave a•~ full ANTIQUES SAi fSMAM tl Exp r • d . p I t i me . Gen Ofc/Bkprs/Recept Service station attendant Type 40 wpm, worlt 20 repairs. 646-5454 of wonderful goodies. ~ RetJlil/Wholesale marin Women's Quality Bouti· Employen Pay All Fees full or p/t. Mech exp. AP-h rs w k I Y • C a I I 1211 So. Main St. Spedaliz.e in American Uausual g~fta, silks. AD-VISOR hardware store need que, Fashion Island. lb Reinders Agency ply 8AM·2PM, Chevron (1)686-«)60, el'l 168 for Mon·Fri 9-6 o k ft E nowel'$, pnsms. Muehl · § r sales people. Koowledg 7$1201 402081.rchSt,StelOt Station, 3000 Fairview, appt. E.O.E. Sat&Sun lH ..:rniture. u;: ~::r~ ~.COmelolcbro~ 642-5678 ~i ol boats & exper pref'd.'J---------• NewliortBeacb 83U190 C.M. TELl.ER P/Tlme for 547..otH n!StoredantiqueoreansT ........--, Ext -327 Nat'lcow/Joodbenefila Seamstresses wanted, ex· Caflforappt/eslab'64 SERvtCE STATION AT· 8"L lo Newport Beach, -------r--------1J1:~~~~~i«'.~~--:::~·~:_: __ _ lnaur, vacation. Som' per, .must bave own TENDANT. Full time. expel' pref'd, typing re· wlmd work. Beaeb loc. macbine8. able t<? sew 'd tn f' ~ Call B. Morrison. decorative stitch. Primarily for service q • x t co. bene its, 9-Uam,645-lnt. 861).1.831 r.e11>RET Island. Expr' not nee. good working at· tWpWtllhd 7100 ........ 1005 Affl•~" 1010 n..-1040 ~ ARY Must be williag to learn. mosphere, please call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... •••••••••••••• "••••••••••••••••••••• ....,.. f.'ii _______ _,Seamatreues. Exper pre· Johnson & Johnson No students. See Mr. Mr. Sanders 673-3130 for TYPIST, exper, gen rrom Refrigerator Kenmore ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• PRO SPORTS SSCASHSS Commluiana Paid Daily Neat APPe&rance Req. F.qual Opport. Employer S200·S700 WEEKLY EA.SY NONJGJn"S NO WEEKENDS CALL TODAY (714) 52U621 "\. ~FORMR. FOREST fd on sngUc dbl needle. Health Care Div. olfen Botts, XllO Fairview at appt. lmpertal Savings, tape, ofc, 3 dya/wk, Fr05tlesa 1.5.l cu ft 4 mo SP ri n I er SP an I e I Benefita.546-93U s killed secy talent, Fair.CM E/O/Ell/F/H Tbars·Fri·Sat. S.A. nr oldl300.5'M·!l885 w/papen. Male. Liver ---------• cbaUenging & ~versified N w pt Fwy . M rs . IJNAJHAN'S color. $200 or offer. Seamstress needed for pos. Jn Regional Sales Serv St.a Help needed im· Theater ffoekins,568-8333. Refrigerator. frostfree. 631.s82'7 marine upbolst.ery co. a c. med. Must be 18. Ushers & snack bar at· xlntcood..SllO. -------- Muatbaveexperiowork· Day/Diaht shills avail. tmdeots,applyiopenon UPHOlSl'ERER Exp. ANTIQUES 493-21614 Yorbhire Terrier, male. _ lag w /naugahyde & u you are a self.starter, FUll or p/t. Apply 990 E. Wanser ·Drive·ID 1361 Piece work, full·time, 4 mo's old. Lovable vtnyL ~oft, good resourceful, can handle CatHwy,NB Warner Ave., H.B. btwn part-time. 1015 w/pedigree. Sl60. com...... its Appty .. -...... .._ .. ,_Bob .,,....,...., mi I lie ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7»-SM67eves. In.==. g.3 ll0n·Fri your"".~· loahd w/m1int. Service Station Allen-gpMfHOPll.lluatW18. ,_.,.,. ,_,..,,,_ &I IS ..--~. • • supervlstoa, ave x n dant, exper'd. Day " E.O.E. t1l'ILlTY Person nights. PtIBLlC -"'~'RE Lbua Apao. female, 3 mo. Jack Cole Co .• 1763 skills, this position will Eves.F\aU&p/time.Ap. JUatpey~OO~;.. l•ltllSI .. unou&u ~ w/Wbtt.e marldn&a. Placentia Ave. Cll give you a opport to ply, SbeU Station. !7th" --------1 SS7~, ..,,.._... 11•••~ •••TION* DlO. PbGl-2314 SICal'l'AltYICYU" utilize your abilities to Irvine,NB. TOOL •--------Clear-e .. ~7:30.....,. 1 -~ thefullesL Weofranxint WAITEJlS.WAITRESSES --•-... -A.K.C.Airedaiepuppies N.B. olc ol a med sized starting sal + fringe Service Sta. Attendants Day•. exp er not Sale CD1•n W.ec.o-1 F1lntkote nat1. CPA. firm bas ~ benefat pkg. Interested (4) P/Ume now to full M··ERS necessary. will train. ANTIQUES Chaited.Chdam openmg for ~. exper,d applicants are invited t6 Ume ln Summer. Will M Callsat~ 20% STOCKLlQlJIDATtONS lweebold exec secy. Pos~ req s send res. incld'g sal bis· train . Apply, 2590 OFF Btfl a 1ov 75H578 top ak~Jls (dtct~phone tDry " req's to: Johnson Newport Bl, CM JOI IY&IT Wallen. waitresses I& O as. eseat.a, OC· --------~pt.loo, ~~ing in· ft Johnson, 660 Newport APPUCA110MS captaim • New bi culonal cbn, rockers, G<*ieo Lab Retriever, 16 eluding statistacai I& Ctr Dr. Npt Bcb, ca . Service Station attendant Needing persons ex· s pment arriving coffee Is end tbls, 1DQ19"oid. well·bebaved, ~People wanted for written/oral com· 92660 F(r. Apply Chevron. fu•••~ perienced In food aoaa ., ~~lancb.1~moke excel. w/children. • retail Jam .. store. Part munications), some · 1251 N. Cat Hwy. Lag -• ller'Vice. Peopleorient.ed, 111111 M11+y --· m ... P ures. 661·0067 dye, 770-8070 or full time. sales exper overtime."tbeabilityto SF.cRETARY, mature & Bch. .,..,,....... good beaefttl. Call for URIR .. . china, tbls, chrs. bar eves. '-..helpful but not nee. maintain composure efficient, for MD's office Oillforanappolotment ~ ~. Big Ca· U... lst s t ools, bdrm sets, -------- $2.15.$3.25 to start. wblleworldogunder pre· inlrvine.4~daysweek, Serv.Sla.Attend.F/time. (1l4)i!j~J3&3 ~CouotryClub. .. .... 1 armoires, desk, bunk BeauUfulAKCDoberman 8'2-2'7'19 uure Jn a dynamic work· 833-1493 Exper'd, lite mec.b 'I ....,. n.-. U.. Sa&. beds. puppies. blk/rust. 6 wks, •; Jng environment. Top lmowled~. Arfb' 2590 Watt.reucs. no experience ••• .,..1 111 AYnQUES·. Sl.50. (213)998-4191 di&lespeople, experonty. 1 salary&x.lnt benefit.a for Newport l,C. · ~. allabifta. llr. 18335Mt. [ongley V ""11 M 1 N J A T U R E penon for sportswear &t the ripUndlv. Call (714 > •SECURITY* v If Pa Tow Track Driven D · D's Cdree Sbop. 3050 E. ff anitiel, armolres. baU SCHNAUZ"'o" 6 wits, M ~lpenonw/experlosales 640-5000,extl.17 .,. per'd. Top pay. Apply, CoutHwy,CDil. (o B5s) lree8, sewing macbioes F ~ ~cl wetsuits. Mature. Pt· F.qualOpporEmployer DP .... C. GatWTowtq,lOOOlrvtne funoinVoltey 6cabmeta,Bauetdin.lne " • ~qual, champion ~=:~ume. Eves Setteta:rial help needed •AGENTS• START$750MO Ave,NBSG-1252 WAIBBIS01AJI 961-1331 PU,s~rc:im: .::n~~rdpup· ~ foe ..aviatioo parts dept. Quiet Pq Ra.Ilea TRAIMll Need penon to learn DISl:ll'S pies. 9 WU. bl11e eyes. • ·Mail~=ware !r1,::~tki~~~: •AIRLINE• ~i:~.:~rts ~=:.~~i:~t~•:bi::: ::i~:.t.t:.~n:e"~ old .., MISS =16~e. Aft 6PM. ~store, near marina t.a.54&-4300forappt. Sh~I 1_..__.. days. F/time. Eqlllh cleeDap. Prtnlinl planL 150>T roundoakthl <4 aeeka r It sales penon'. H YOll Are ...._hd _. lrfft _.__ App. S3Toatart. S4N02'7. I ea v ea > S8 O O. A m 11$ ftllnf ,.,.. to Y• 1045 Exp rref'd, nat'l co. Secretary .. n.Falaw"'9: 157.1292 V~.'s:\o~~~-... -., . liclebo9rd$300.~ unr.:. .. .............. -.... . ,.·w/ful benefits. Some '.tn.Sec"y . •Providlngsecurltyand SHOPMAM Linwllco Laba, 2148 lllrtlED ENGUSHllA.NOR SAVISAVISAVE Free Kittens. Adorable ,._;:::er~r~:.~~l~:::. ~=~.:~~~ ~:~f:.. to tile airline Some exper. w /ahop ~rt Blvd, Coat• nr. ANTIQUES ~:.:r::.~ ~~:~k~~ :!;.~le ,rey or ~tnterv. (Dana Pntarea> dividual, good typing •Medine and greeting tools, drill preu. SllVEJ PEOPl£ l125A. VittoriaC.M. CASH. No personal ...:--skills. 8:30-12:30, Mon· hundreds of lmport•nt Knowled&eb fol retrisera· TRAY&• 6'2-c703 cbecb PLEASE! Food Small outdoor dog ~ F\all lc P /Ume. Days Thurs. 752·5141 people every day lion elp ul. 648·2939 NO SILES Old Steamer Trunk, good available. J~ma subject w /bouae, needs good ~•weekends. •F\allUmeopportunlUes Mooll'bms~:30. AGIM'r coad, t8Q. French Anti· topresale. bome.845-4129 ,.. Call5S7-e863. Secretaries •The best wages and Silk Flnbher wanted, 4 years minimum e:ap. Part-t1me OK. Neat ap. quetwnbeds,cameopla· MASTll.SAUCTIOM Rec. SUkyTerrier, male, SALESol'IJ STOlE TYPISTS ~ti In t.be security woman, Live Wlte Employ=lll. pearanceeaenUal. Help quea, mabocany ft uh, 2a15~Newport81vdCM 6 yn old. Older person "••Expel' lo birds " f1Sh industry . Ceanen, G Forest Ave, 111 deCermiDe bow people :&lat coad. 911CJO, 673-2658 L83Mll25;;~~~;6fil~868S;~!,pref'~~d.~540-0208~~::;::-;:::- F /Ume. 835-0311. . & SECIETARIES :~~=~bed La&Bch. , TYPIST·Carda, lmmed will react to 1'6r new. r: SOl.Dlltll~ opentn1, f /time. Ob. ouach Qffded product . .Wu~-IOI o ..,.. IOZO 9 mo old tame male bun· •.a.•-1CS8YICE Doyou ---"e-"-amooey .-.-v••---·· beneftts. Sal + booua. Quldl1dvancemeotwitb ... _. ... •••••••••••••• -·-•••••••••••••••• DY· Needs lovlDI home. _,_ ._ ,... -, riw--ASSB• Apply, Pamysaver, 1860 a top company cau for 814-3885.Cagehlcluded. Counter girl. Neal & lcenloyvariety.Lett.be •AOleerful,pleuantat· Min 2 yn eoldertns • Placentia Ave, Costa appt.~lO · F RGHT DAMAGED ew Nlahlki "Cuatom ~er~onabl e . Noa ck freedom ft fiexibility of Utude wl rtnc exper. reQ'd. Meaa. ROl'POINT SALE. 3308 Sport", l~pd. Bat olr Female Slamete cat. 1 TTopbY En1ravln1 Co. worltlng temporary as· •A courteoua, wllllng Some drill preu, meobi AllUALUX W. Warner nr Harbor, over'90.UM357 year. C.11 6814087 aft. 6 ~m•>"""" ~;!:.":f.~~: ........... _.... ---· bolpful. ~ ............. bn WATER PROCESSING ................. ·-.. ••n PM .• AID mediately •-v u~ ~ .. ~naEtnunO Ent Corp, ..!,1~~4 Call Mr Ives, COMPANY w·.-..a..-an--.............. ••••••••• ...... IOIO SlVEIWOOOS ~O~ office • ~c::-nll'YW= ;;;~· 1100.:;~... 7100 :=cu~ ~=-== =~~='ftu.'la~ ··:;;i·iur·;; .. = :,:1~!;.':.'ci ~0"'1 overloa~ •Atelepbone ••••••••••••• ..... •-•• ••••HH•••••M••••-•• Window W~I Anlat auaraatee. Your cbotce ~~-Haul. Good med hmiture &l "'salesperson in our H 7.oo61 1""' Cel Or.,,,., Ill needed foe ·8· area. $130.fteeDellvery. :sftllanc:a-oR 1 will •woman·• ready to wear 3723BircbSt.NB ,.,..At: m£PHONE SALES Oillewt64$-7405. °Th.~t::.·· &., 10•0 arSEU.tbrYou. •• dept. P09alble promo-Equal Oppor Employer WOOD CIAFl"SMAM So. CoutApplia.D<!ea • MAST9S AUCTION :::i.~ .. i::: BURNS SEARS ROEBUCK & co. ,.e;;:c...'!n,. (7")53l-..... .-:,~.~:.·::.;.:,:;,.~ ... :~:.J.tus :• ~ ~~· :f Secretary to the ad· Wallll1n.C Has Immediate openinp for: Y OP84 DRYER. 1u. wbt, lllle mlm>-zoom &ena, $175. Pbr d ..-nam, anti· •• • m1n1atratGr of a major Secallr Tel • ~ _._ 1 In C09ta 11 ... f41.212S n 11 . $1 oo. u 4 • 16 u, 54&85. que16dt'l'f'• 1157"'111 •! 41 r th 1 ..._.. apt COCQpiex. Must deal Senlc:et. Ille. ~.. ... .~ lpflHlilwllt.. 1683 • .__.. wtlbteD&Dta. Patiencelc 17'15EOloter8tteet ~.Deeded for · Do9I 1040 WANTE D: Good uaed • • ... .,...__ tact ,..~ Good Anaheim m..ao upbol1ter7 _company. UMd GU.00 nott free ....................... bdrm f~ NUODably ... Equal()pporEmploJa' aalu)tlt .Toar· EquJOpportunJty Full or part·tlme, Excellent llartDe..,aaoLCO.Ddt2 IWrtc.Jdoor.Xlotcond. den Retriever pup· Jlri«*lbJ'Jlflpert,)',alM •. •••-•--ran1• Interview call Einployerll/F company benefits. Paid vacation, ptrt0n1 lo w~bop. Wld&.e.SlOO.Pbf15-2SSJ -. Altc Field It •bow ...... w/cbr. am •. --• M4-ltl0. holidays, employee discounts. llultbavuom1upertn . pet. Shot•. worm•d, ted tbl. a11 IClfa. Pleae : .. lllrketJDI fl.rm loca. Enter 8 challenging world of all woudworklD1 equip. 20 · • c • ft · G · E • ralledwtn£.xtntcllap. clllMS-'11Sf . •• ..,. <>nap co. airport tWpW..-M 71 ....,,w..tH 7100 telephone sales. SlMlJ wort. Good co. relrlierator w /ice Cl13)42:5-l561. .... :• w opentn1 for eap'd ...................... ....................... ~ APPlJ ID Ptf'90G mat.'laarNteokl J mo ELECTRIC FLEX·A· W. MC')'. Dulles lis· N. Km·l'Tl:-Jadl Cole «*1"2$.__. Yorbblre t.nier pupt, BED SlDilt twin, dbl _.. cluill ~ deU It a-. Ch, 1111 Pia.cent!• Avt, OE Air ooodl&loMI' < in-Qaamp bloodllnee, tiny, lllltuweft electrlcClell· • ale fWIJIOllltblllU.. At-SAL"'" ......... '"G""MENT ........ ,.,... Cll. ...__ •...A • lbob. a lb atull Ml'Vict ......... CondltJoa. I.lat traet. 1tartln1 H laf1, .,,.;rlQIU'OI~ G _,.,..., -mouo-..>, '185· ..... •· Al8o cuatom 11aav1 Ullco. beDllltaloeld'I . THE LOO" S.... led11tl la C.. Meu itn • 1 ta.lllO. striped spread • i dlM.a1 Im.~ aeftd ft s.NAMCaatr .. S.dce DOOTRAININO bot1ten.j '100 value. t11W 19U1D1 ol up Famous tor the flrMllt ln high fublon men'• 40l W. W-Aft. 1111•0 ••• ............. Oood Lad1 Kenmore Pvtca....ltboardln• Comblneo prtc• Jll.S, E lodllna le ta look.I --• 1, Fl IOOI wa1ber • IH dryer, Jolllllbrt.b:a Mt-OOf1 Sl II Ikea to Weat.mlr I u~anA ci Mtportsw•ll' F binl ........... -••••••••• 1125.645-41211 a..;.;..;;..-401'_;,; _____ _ ~·!!~~ or , u etanl anaaora. aa on ....C ••-n----...._._.._w--a.. " En1. Bull Dot. Ila.le, t' eora. btaaiW\al __ ....... _ back1round neceaa. Salary + cocnmltllon .. lllANY rrs:iiji or 'mt. ___. .... 5 CJtt BrlDCUe maJtillp, t 1n. eGDd. -2 .W dlr'I f .-..... orof\UbaftnC. .:::::e::r:i=. SITAT& J SWltLAY, =:...~~Ji~Ea· SIOO·IDCll'alnla. ..... SlGO •••J»it;·,lcoi I JOU'N lllllt ~-~ ART OBJECTS AN· R.SWAJW tlll. ....... 15 ooloc' aw. .. 11r ~~~ ~rooi: ibu .. OcMapot a.t ~. ,..., toJ .....,.. at. 'IV"1cab.-.MMlll· = 't!t!:.t:' •• ro.· • aa~~a':: t= :1:: :i r::: =-• •.·~~·;~~ '::::.l;=•r •=r= .. 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' 'nOUES. FINt: FURN .. N"deltandA~.SlOO. Thomaa Ortan. Coat mtr as ittraa. Mr.•••••• .. ••••••••••••••• --. .-rn, u ems E'It. PHONE FOR IN· Prov wbte, A&uk1 ladtet ~IM~. Stll1 UD· Scbnder. CJ15) 179-71&1 '71 OMC Camper Vao 197' 26 FT. Call .a., 4 Piii Dttorator'a lDvtDtory; maol. FO. • BROCHURE. 101pd, $100, MIU atole, derwrty. ~1112 or (91.S) 581-ea. Bubble top, V8. auto ctMC MOfORHOME ~~~-----_J S4" country Jl'reocb Blueprint lllea, nuorH· M$.2200 &:r cond.. $300. Karon S.W..,Uu .. H IOtl U'SeaSpra Cata P/&P/B.dbiA1C,1lpe4: lly aelf coataloed . ..-.off·wtdle Spc f::' ~IUar ~ Cllll ovabead lites, dJn f'rl/Sal lO to PM ZOSS ·Z103 •• .. ••• .. •••••••••••••• incl trail'¥ fr mar-: refri1. toilet, awnl1. Weekl)<•daUYtttttala. ;r;:.'1o:«1°"1· llOO. ~d;~ $145 =~·~~ ~.CM.2family. For ule, Uolveralty Oldet' lnd.stnaJ SUicer • ..pp.9!$0.~~aco :-:.=·Xlnteoo · CALI.TODAY! ---------4 u . Uled Amlloa fro.t· more Sat/Sun 10.6 1143 Sota. cbr. lam pa, Athletic Club Mem· ttraltbt lt.llclt rnaelllM. . · 97, .. 2500 Cutm made 8' burnt free retril copper ao cu A~ Terrace' CM bedsprd1. clothe. • benblp, Newport Bcb, WortawtU. SlOO. Aftere PACIFICSJµCRAJ"T ~ .......... f l401--------....,_ coue.ts. a.lot coocl ft. Gm -v'elvet awlvel (C:Wf Victoria as Valley mlK. Local utbt's i>al:o· $350 ·+tranaler fee. P.111 .• -... :!:i• ~r, inbo ... -.................. '73 Dodge 26', comp I MOO. wlll take offer: rocker '50. Rust obol Id).~-Uno. '7SUl258 ' s,.,...... 10t4 )bke • offe~ ~~PS:S~ 'Tl Pe~eot, xlot cond, eq\ip'd, lo mi's, aewty m.cne cbair$t0.-.., Patio rum, cot. Lawn 4 Lee bar stool&, vinyl, •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 79M.U.1Eveat~18~ 40MP • SOMPO, xlot ckcor'd,atl,500.646-9203 , . Dtoeu.eaet.tdrwdra1er, ........ _ h Iron trans. ~11 IM'7·2lo.1 aft ·---T IJlllinl room table la but· IS G.E. Rdn1, bottom beds, much mile baebld mower, pota, pana, band ........ wrous1 t '140. Pool Table •"'xt Bmawk .-.01n, 022 epm. ·~ rG'¥el 9170 fet. 4 cbaln . Walnut lnr, lee-maker. Rarveat lt.ema. Clothlna. Sat/Sun tooll, furn, Iota of od· StoveboodatO.ee.3134 Frm, Exe. Cood. dis· 30'ra~"i;:'P .P ••••••••••••••••••••••• flnil,b. Includes 3 leats Ii told. $125, Beautiful 54" 238 E. WUaoo, C.M. ds/end1, Wblrlpool 1 UoJvenib' AtbJetic Club utembled, f.,atl equip. -21IO · · .-ctAO, ~PA um Alfa Gold 32'. 9 mo'• pad.teoo.Ph9"·5l47 l"OUDd OU Cotfee table wuber, dJUJ nfrtl, 270 memberah.lpeMft xtru Bat ok by May 5 Lesat.bao200ml'a new, come see & save. SZSO,WatafallBdrmset, Mile. Hema, clothes BroadwayCM646-1121 """'"'' 115-UIM 1974 Roble 14 w /trlr S200•~eves Newport Dunes. 1131 Modern naturaniber dbl bed. *1"5. (21") cheap & amall boat. 3662 617-6863 • o-k na Dr 56 ·~ __ .. ,_ m..a-• " ~ Giant G d Sal Fu "'---ii-e for aale back c UI t m .. ll 1 w I Jl bll Motorc!CM/ ... c ua.y .• space • --.. ..._._, qn uc·a· ~Whittier .BaylorSt, Irvine. an.e e m, 1 Voice P•eer w/6 moe' ·~ Re rlced trapeze set. New blocks, Sculwt flSO NB. Ask for Wakefields, t!is:xi:\:~1!';°a,:.;~ Ro&dl dinlni room table Garqe Sale, Old glus, =~~t.=c!:~ aervtcefree$12S. tnfo714·Wr·~· P · line .tr trampoline. 51300 ....................... Sat&SunlM. w-elvetlivrmcbn,new& ar 4 chra . Mexican booka, dolls 4' muob Mesa. G7.-:t ~..... :,=.°'::~.M82 =30 '72 Honda 750 CC Full Alntream 31' twtn 19'10 Dlce*1 ::.53U35V"'w.7* =.Blltolrovr$1SO. ~tt~ Senate, CM. o.~!.es.~·,~!?.l_lf_lrc •. 2:::~.u#"rorMay '-Shreo 1091 M$.ID ' or ~en'ico":~~·1;9:~: ~ucteCOC::!onliftE= .. _ _. .,_ --.. ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ..._.. 9548500Pbooe~ .STOIAM CO GE frig, wa1 bednuet, aq 4 F a m 11 y S a I e : 2 E very t bl o 1 1 o ea . 55'7-IJJI Admiral Color TV $100 or 14 Force 5, trlr. cover, -·-·------ • endtbl,vacuum.548-0397 mloibikea, household Sat/SUD lM. 321 Ruby, M.H.Duot.bennalreond beatofter,woodintn&.a· hood aail, hexrachel11&uuJriRM2S0'6SO.Cao '6'Arl.lt.1S'SleepsfSemi •UTilf• eva/wltnda Items, clothes, toya, Ballal.~ 10,000 BTU $250. o~ blemodel.6'75-UOIS main sheet, 8 to 1 van1, beeee:oallvan.a Forelin self coot. S7SO. Nl 6PM OFUNCl.ADIED Custom furniture .sale. =:·1f:~~&1P::'::: Super Gara1er, items ::'~bike rack $65. 23" TV Black ar White x!ntcoad~.MS-4727 ~Rpr.MS-1.912 _SG6781 _____ ~-- S'roRAGE Sl800 C~ glass coff. Friday /Saturday. 9.4 l&lote. Sat 1~3PM, um portable *50 Good run-Hobie 16• full race equip. '7S Yamaha 400 Eoduro. 1974 Starcrall StaJflite (• SAT.MAY6Ht AT IO:OOAM Z!OOALTON AVE ... IRVINE tbl. 4'x6' w/1old lilt 5151 Altoona Lo : Port Seabourne, NB. 21"Xkl00tvon29"high Dlftlcoad.75i-4840 w/trlr fr xtra ulla. Uke oew $700 or ofr. hartdtop tent trlr u.U Ill~ frame, 51000. Turtlerock. <HarbocVlewHomes> roll-cut l:l.50; GE avoc Color TV !or Sale Good ~~l~=~~&ear. 768-DL'S new. Stats. Xtru. ~~~~~!:; Gataie Sale, 9-5 Sat " MOVING tbll weekend ~r~ S.:00~ coaditJoo 19" COOIOle $.'50. 30• ~talina fact '75 Hond• CL360, xlnt1-~ __ isn _____ _ w/anUque bllt -I.roe screll Sun. 13" Wataoo Ave., SELLING everytbiol 67H140 , . 547-1112 r u I I y e q u f'YP p™!wci cond, ~. Aintream 31'. twin 1970. b&odles, IOod for stereo, (Baker & Klllybrooke) Crom AnUquea to Zebras. · / b ii 645-4727 Good coodllioo Exlras TV, stora1e. etc. $1200. C.M. MeH Verde. Antique IOM6 TUT IMh • ....._ w pressu.re wtr· ot . . include easy lift bitch PARTIAL LIST saoo antique yellow . fllnl, bo~t/trlr. atove, t ........ cold, refrig, under wrn· 1975 SUzukt GT 185 with 16.295 Pbooe64&-6096 Roulebotd Furn. & Ap-cabinet 32x32x20" w/2MULTI·FAM1LY: Furn. car, pictures, decorator T,cll•h CJJ for ....................... l)'.129,998.(714)686-5280 wind shield, sisay bar.1--'---·------ r-:cea· Color le 8"W drs e•ch aide, w/antique Bikes. Many GOOD Items' etc. 2913 Jacaran-tta"'9r's Dtly, ~ 14 ............ '<bs,673-1S85eves . Xlatcond. '500. 979·7009. 1971 StarcraA tent trlr . . 's . Stereos le blk iroo scroll bandies child, adll, bshld items. da, Mesa Verde. 979-$220 at 4p& $25. HclL .......... f030 IMh. Sllpa/ tm Yaimba 100 Eoduro sleeps 6, many extras. !9ea.ken.Bedrm., Din· S300 Call for appt Sat /Sun 10·4, 5392 A tl Sid b d 675-3112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dodls 9070 like new, "25. 548-"".N SU00.646-8297 !bl Dinette" Living Jlm . bef Kenllworth HB D que e oar s , w·· ..... To lrlU I .,_,,& ~.New & used sofas 673-88'19 ore7 ' clocks, wall plaques, _..., ....... •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• aft SPM ; 646-9584 bef 4, Alltos.r.lce, ,_.. a Love Seats.Hide-A· Designer sol.a chairs F\am, drapes, clothes, 16' sewtnamacbcabSewing WANTED Roaa wbltelloe re· SliPwanted for ZI' Motor aakforllay &.AcC..wf" 9400 Bed 1 . vacuums . tables " other mls'c'. outboard boat Sat May 6 macb. dak, ll dresser, TOP CASH DOLLAR corder-400 ft.; awim lad· Saller. Nwpt Harbor y maba 500SC Dirt Blk •••••••••••••h •••••••• ·Btcyclea.Honda Mini 496-8074 9AMl~SkylarkLnNB 8't/SUn 231 Cedar Npt. PAID FOR Y<1UR der, two step, stainleas area.rewanf.159-1417 • da 631~: 1970 Toyota 6-eyl. <2M) B h .Ru1a. Upright ShoreainalleyMS-0330 JEWELRY WATCHES antique: one pair o new eq, YB. • OVHC engine std wpd Plano.Water skis, Kin& sz bed, bx spring, Fri/Sat, 8 ·6gm. 384 FAIRVIEWBAZAARSat. ART OBJEcrs, GOLD: enal~'-•atYD~~zers. ~~~~ ~~ :oo"J:; evea.~3731.UforBob trans, 4 i85.i4 radials, e.tc .... PLUS AT 1 mattress, frame. Was University r, CM . SILVER SERVICE, Call..,_, ....,."""'· for .,2 • boat Dya Qqiped '726SOTriumpb. SUO. +free station P.M ... Office Furn., File $350, oow $75 cash. Handmade pottery, May 6, 9AM·4 :30PM, FINE FURN. " AN· *"'ODt•C ............... ,..,.,..-·1 .. '"'" • JSl~.~~!!,!frer".,Call wagon.494-2151 Cabinets, Chairs etc. 561-0MZlrv. hsewares, TV, sewine 2501Harbor8lvd.Cll. 'nQUES.845-2'200 • ,_ _.._ ...... v•.r....., ~ _,_ " ALSO Many Barrell & m a c h • d r Y e r • 45" steel cHe desk & Port·A·Muine Boet slip wanted for 3'' Uaed Parts. HP Chevy Boua as Cootenta. h891S. 1055 la~omower, camera ™A&ITA&S lnflatableBoall sailboaL Vespa Rally 200. 400 mi, byd cam &lifters, Holly TERMS: Caab/C.shien ....................... equtp, blke & motorcy~le =er 4 a!'::; ~~b::: 2125Colleae, C.11 . Callm.793' like nu, xtras. Freeway spiu,d bore, dbl pumper Cb. 3 Family Garage Sale. parts, ol~ 75RPM s. deliers.-lawn mower, fromYQUrbuaineucard. <n4)$40.2070 ~.SU00.551·51177 carb + reblt kit, sml LC. "Ed"" JEHKIMS Furn, stereo, bsehld Muchmore. Send one card f« eacb block manifold. all for At£TIONEER items.Sat.oo.lyl0.5.31197 u.u 6tb & ?th·, 20 ... "irls t:rombooe,e-3479 tag phaa ~ape.re. We 4bp Evtnnade, O.B .• new INh.s,..cl& '71Yamaha250,IT, mono $100.848-4135 2U/'i'8Mel8 Loren Ln, CM kpd blke, 2 m-· ,,e_pd return permaneQtly fall 'TT. used less than 1 Sid . • fOIO abock, 100 mJ s, brand ...... ....., aeaAed auraetlve ~le hour. $'8S. -.9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• new. '31·1810 ~for s.. BABYFURNIXJntcond Bdrmset,apt..stove.furo. bikes, bdrm furn, el~~ ..... • .. ; ... ~~~~ ~P~ta~Pre~ 8ft.F.G.Dingby Wanled30'slipor1ide-Ue,.......,tt-s.SC.../ ..................... .. Crib, hi·cbalr, strol.: baby Items, Ir many 291i.Baker,C.M. veal Jou 6 theft! For a TaiwanbuilUlOO. Newport area, 752-1400 ... /SIDI.,. 9160 AllH.-1/ 551.2054 goodies. Sat/Sun 10.2, 603 sat. May 6tb & Sun 7th; 7 lftllA --w .... tai enclolle C.11552· 7976 X320 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:aa..iC:s 9520 ----------1 Begonia, CDM Alb Tree Lo, lrvioe, """ ..-- N...,_. nttan sectional 1uftEW"''"'S•U Uoiyersity Park. off M~ clabber bloodline. ~.fllP•G~~·..!:!>rri~ woer New '76 Mere 7~ hp 13' WHALER, 25 HP ReM~-rba 1977 ExeMcut.ive •••T••9:::··,·11•••••••••••• IUJf~_. creen fr yellow ~., ~ "' . Micbelaon. Lota of real Registered 7 years old. Day ., r-..-• motor ~/beslol Still JOHNSON OUT · ..,.., ome or in•m· . uu, u pwr.2tops, plalCS cmhiou, matching Gul~. TVs, stereo. ski olcecJotbea furn Make offer. 737.6449, will back & trim your I.Dente 91.1172 r. BOARD 12150 8n.5408 motorbome'from Herb 26M mi, on motor. nr tab&es l260. 645-2205 equip, etc, etc, etc. Pawn ' · after8PM. lap. Or try two cards · ' · Friedlander. Call any of mint cond. PP. $12,500. ---------1 Shop Uquidation Satur-Everytblo1 must sell. back to back. Okler Evinrude O/B eng. 16'7'' Boston Whaler t.belenumben bltofr. CaUAM,6~58 IS.~ bdrm suite, kine day only 11-SPM. 1761 ·Dining room tbl S50, chrs ........., 1070 PlUCES: 3S RP. $150/ofr. Runs w/lCXl!p Evtorude & trlr. ltl-6777 •lze Beautyrest matt. Newport Blvd, CM. $10, sola $25, Salon hair ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2ea01'3/$5 good.54!1·729'7 all tn xtot cond, $3900. 537•7777 SELL ldJe items with a Bedside tbls, beaut. M$.5585 dryer $10 bed«Preads W.6 lllo.ITED 4/StapSUOea. -...-.646-8646 IJl.lall Daily PllotClaasified Ad. !>edaide lamp.a, Ir& linens piants bsehld "" 1 619tapSl.~ea. 80 bp O.B .• OMC, gen, _6'2_·5678 __ . -----~reuer w/2 lamps , 2 FAM. SALE-Knick· items&muchaiore 1618 TOP CASH DOLLAR 10ormoreat.40ea. atarter, remote control. A.eos.M•w 9100Alltol.M•w 9100Alltos.M•w 9IOO dre11ln1 tbl w /chra. Knacks, tools. elec Irvine Nb Satonly ·10-4 PA ID FOR YOUR , SaleeN0Tuc ... 1:~ud., ed $MIO.so.4231,!'2·1132 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• spoo. $1750twlo kin& size range, cmpr stove, & ' ' JEWELRY, WATCHES, n.nu bcJrm suite, bedside tbls, more, Sat-Suo 9·5. No YARD SALE, Sat/SUo. ART OBJECTS, GOLD, Draw )'OU?' own 0r send lollh. Poww-f040 'lr& dresaer, 2 bdslde presaJe) 31M Costa Mesa Drum set. 1920's era SILVER SERVICE, name, addreaa, phone• ••••n••••••••'-••••••• lamps, '650. 673-3089 for St. CM wooden 1n&l bed frame, FINE FURN le AN . we'll make one card per SQ boat. 18' Lar.t.ra.ke llPPl· 2 swivel rockers S25. ea. 1 dlniol rm chairs, Teac TIQUES. 645-2200 tag. Add25t each. a-le; Ony I/ . Xlnt. Prof type tape recorder, Send check or money or· '2tl5/trade 'r.iif.Q3IO IPC Danbh Walnut bdrm paUo wnbrella $25. Area up to • 10 .. reels, 2 Shure JADE. Unusual color. dert.o: let, xlol cond., $245. NC 6x9 $25. Used blue mixers lge camping Bracelet I& pendant w/3 PllO'f.PIMTIUe Kalchinl Danish chairs. carpeting $1. sq. yd. lik , G dJamonds. Set in 1old. • Z for $35, plaid uphol Single bed $25. 2 lamps t.ent, e new. ames, pr Call before 10 ll'ID or aft s P.O. Box 1560 chair, xlot cood. $35. ~. ea. Ladies bowling gar dr springs. Much pm. 6M-tt05 Qista Mesa, Ca. 9218216 833-~77 ball w/bag sis. Sat. only more. 278 Palmer St. 10-4. 1400 Haven Place, CM. <Nr Utb/Nwpt Hgts Diamond Cocktail riog, 19 PUaJC AUCTION r J..t.a • .w 8' ~, Sc:bl) diamoom total 6K •--MANY ITEMS OF FINE ~. =;ueet!b'1!: Newport Beacb646-3170. Tr9c1lt.ioo8J weddini ~ ESTAl'E JEWELRY. end table. $125 all_. Have something to aell? MOVIMGSAU: ~1712 ART OBJ2CTS, AN· --,._.. .. _. ..a-dolt ll 303 E 23rd SL CM S.tur· DQUIS. VINE FURN., ..--ulQlau. we · dQoaly.~3Pll Beaut Diamond as Sap· E'lt. PHONE FOR IN· SUUYIOATS See .. u tbe Newport in tbe water abow. Demoa anllable • .\pril 27·30. HAlllSOM-S SIAUY IOATS ll01 eo.tllwy, NB . Gl·Z5C7 rtnc. ~.n be wed-FO. It BROCHURE. cocktail rinC. Ap-662300 "50, wll1 ae1J for _Desi ___ Ldtoven ___ u_ •SllPJACIC Jr• Pit pty. (213 > nn=-SM»/olr sJa Twtn m&P, hit. Great Tell Mom You Love Her This Morher's Day send Mom a Greeting all the world can share on Sunday, May 14th. Express your love in a Daily Pilot Mother·s Day g~eting. Ads come in three sizes: SI 0 , S 15 and S.~ for rhc special child's size card. <You must be under 12 to q ualify for rhe littlest g reeting). It's easy. Write your message ro fit the border shown ~e. Bring it ro any Daily Pilot office prior ro noon May 12. Or, you may mail a clipPing of the border wirh your. message and payment ro.Daily Pilot, 3 30 W. Bay St., Box I 560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.,-, For help with your ad or if you have any questions, call 642-~678. A friendly Daily Pilot ld·viStt will be glad to help you. A.Ad, if you like, you can charge your Mother's Day ad. Your cttdir is good wich us, or you may ~ your Masrer Charge or BankAmcricatd. DAILY PILOT ~Wlil.Wer ttte •· Le Ant. chair for Flilldnt. Lollded w/a· t1a1Umy 1071 DJ0 Bdrm f\lfD $»$400 tru. Nearly n~w . -••••••••••••••••••••• AntkaUM GO up Hdbrd ,; •1n.z. 19-0100 Lathe, B new lh44" apreacU225. Sleeper aofa 'Tl RemeU. 17' deep y $3,500. MUUog B new Sl2S. Sat .tr Sun 9-5 332 UO. OMC J/O ~/trlr. Sil 8~x28" $1500. (213) ~Ina Canyon Rd. or fllb. .-,o. 4N-ml, 1181·3'.14 4'1-0U ' • '78 ... '71 Ml Ml Dim IOWPnDWITH AM/FM IA.010 • l.UMAM IA.Cl & CUSTOM rtMSftlPIS 55999 • lqUIPPID WllH AM/FM IADIO • LUGGAM IACIC & CUSTOM PfMSftJPIS $4699 l ' OUISTA•.D•I USED CAR SALEI q HalAUJUSfSIX ... CAISAVAJLAal-MOUTOCHOOSI ~ \¥EHAVEA t2.000T024.000 ,.~~ MILE LIMITED WARRANTY AVAii.AiLE 1974 DATSUN HATCHIACll 4 speed transmission & 8 track stereo (671JPX) Our very$ 1677 special pnce 1s only I OO'Yo Fl ... A•...._ 0. C.... --1 tl5 HONDA CY.CC----' Automatic transmission. new $2677 paint. radlO & low. low miles (878NLL) 111% ....... o. ~. 1976 CHEVY LUY PICKUP With AM/FM 118'80 cassette Barely broken ln1 ( 10687591 s3377 WlffllUOO...,..., I 004llt fl 111 ... A• ..... 0. er..t BRA.MD MEW 1978.DATSUM ~COUPE 951 '~-~~.~~ ... !~!! ~-~~~ ... !?!~ ~-~~ ... !~.~!,...... 9560 ..._wmhd 9590 Mtos.l•pcwtect AMtos.l.,ort.d ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• CC>STAti4ESA USll) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••.-•• _ Q.EAIAHCI SALE AMC-J• 1· DOING ..-.4 1977 CHIVY '62 Dodie ~ TOOi 4 apd. WI WILL IUY Ami 9707 IMW 9{12 BUSINESS ..,,.. &CA.t•O recent overhaul. shell. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••f'•• :OfJ NOWOMJll #I ~2'f.D•.•r ·..... y•••-a.·"""'" YOUIDATSUH 1 euw 3201 b 1 ···Only 3 ....... noiu l·ft•. .. :: 1 ·: UN-a .a 1_. 0000--E PICKUP ~.c. In excellent R&H. new pnt, good rut>-it Awli, Rill auto. good ... . w s. ,.,., ' "' .,....,,, "" .,,,. condMion with All/FM, ber, PP $1500. 543-1377 PAID FOR OR'NOT cond. Asktng SlSOO · Recaro int.. air, s rf. Fully self-contained SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! -.." ' FICTITIOUS (P9'10) • .-Ton. off roed maaeeaatnll. pwr. elec-TOPDOUAR 873-5327 AM/FMStrlt.~ motorbomn. No "re Here'• just one of tbe ~ NAME? wheels 6 tires, VS. auto, tric wb>clon, automatic, v-9570 FOi TOP CAllS asonable" offer refused. many reuoos why! air, very cJeen. f:':i .. ..-... 6 brak .,, llLL Y ""TES u rou ha.. lint "'" ·t· ........... , d ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• BARWICK OATSU~ '71 Audi lOOLS. fully '77 B~W 5301. 4 ~· eqwpped. 60.000 ml. xlnt metallic topU clr, 4 kr cond Sl800. ~2851 dys. AM IFM stereo. 12 "' NEW 1978JEEP your now F1c1111ou1 SStff ac ory a r con · • 1976 ,..~v• ... ..... ll I • d I 11" I 111' 831 -1375 493-3375 644-4S27 eves ITU. Jmmac:. $12,750. h VW-PORSCHE CHEROKEE Bu11n .. 1 "'"'' 111d tm FORD .. Ton, u4 custom iDterior P9ckaae. _......., • "'" San Juan Capistrano (JIAJ.7NN07Sl4&> :•,: P:C:.::.:t;:!:: ($tkP9). Auto, VI, air Prt. pty. llu1Uell V8, pwr. steering. radio. 117 ... 00 491-4511 $7895 don't forget th11 th• cond., power5591teerUsff l · $5450 AIM new paint and ready for 1tm1t1t1on 11 30 d•r• Call (n4)4D..3"7. . wortorplay!f(1Cl911.8). lncl\IJes VB.auto.trans., tn>•~ol-..TM 1976 OMC PICKUP $41 9 WE BUY a.EAHCilS •TIUCIS 67~ f '72 Audi 100. mint condi· tion. A/C. 4-apd, lo m1, '76 2002 4 ·S pd. 751-4071 AM /FM stereo. Ford ~ too truck, 39, 000 mi w It b 9 i,; ' camper, b atbrm • shower sell contained, dual batteries, engine .air, roof air, campe jacks, dual exhaust, bl8 res, anti·sway bar lt trans cooler. Real clea S7.9!16. See at 179 E . 18th St, CM. 541H487 Looldnl ror a home of your own? You'll find many homee advertlaed for sale in Classlfled everyday. llD. a~lon ~cool· DAILY ,ILO'T wlll (f97'1). 44 Too. off road ?l&CAMIMO log, pwr. steering & f:":": lr.'s:~ wheels • Urea, dual CONQUISTA. "uto., 1974CHEVYVAM moft! ctrculitJon llldudel"'tN tanks. VI. auto, Heavy pwr. ateeriDL air, vs. pwr. steering, radio Similar discounts ·on •nllr• Orange COHI Duty. AM /FM stereo' tape, & Iota or e xtras! J k .,., and legtl llOdce• $59ff' Ser.405'72'7. (82330X). Priced to sell every eep ln stoc . eppear In ell eclltkmt. Ill SSH5 ..... ...... I onJ Huge selection to choose order to 111bmll rout '1918 CJ '1-Tbree to · uua w.-. 1or Y from. Our discounts • t • t •,. e 11 t tor Olioose From-Starting $4199 made ua #l ln California Pu bllcet1011 1111d at: '77C..V 1/1 TOM at: tpproprlM• COPJ Ind. S4Sff PICKUP; va. 4 wheel Cos••MES. & cheoll to THI DAll.Y 1975 CHEROKEE'S-drive, AM /Fii, P /S, 'IA "' PILOT, P.O. ... ,.... Two to "'-~e from-P /B 4 d t COMMEU. CONlllll CHEVROLET 2la Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 ~•MC-JEEP Cott• ...... CA 1211•. ".,._ , •P ., cua om l'U---w ... o. 111o ,. ... ,., S&artln&at: wheels 6 tires. <Ser. 253tHarborBlvd. IMenlllltlOll Hout..... S4tff tal50). CHEVROLET 2la ffafbor Blvd. COSTA 11~ Mlai. •••art.ct 546-1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• COST A 11.ESA ad'lel'tttllllg .--cell t 914 P L Y M 0 U TH $65" 549.a02J MMm lllL m. Trallduster (P9218). VI, --------18 p .. 9701 .,......,~...,....,.----::9::-:::aoo==-= .... ---.. -.-.---9-.i I :::i cnaae, air, clean ln Mfft Grottl Ch"•rol"t 18211 k<><~ll•d Hu11hnqton 1 .. och 1974 DODGI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ?4 SUlilU WGM 1912 JEEP Wagone::..:e:.:-r-4---------- (P909). va, auto. a r. cwtom root rack. 84 7 -6087 549.3331 SUIFaVAM AutormUc. stereo. mags & custom pa i nt. (49SllGA>. Priced to sell at 4 cyl.. 4 spd.. radio, beater. (Lic.142KXD>. $1299 •• $4f.16MO. 24mo. S400 down inchadea tax " h cenu. Def. $1579.84. A.P.R. $18.~oo approved credit. Since 1953 Newand Used VW's ·11 sc•occo · $3299 Over thirty 4x4 's ln stock, Jive ua a call. CQl'llANDJEIP 200l·l l1t,·SA ISNOOO '71 IntemaUonal Trval, ~T. 345 cu ln, S2500. P /S. auto, A/C. 831-2801. lf77FOID f'tQCUP OMLYS4l50 ........... ...,., ....... Just Ulle new! VB. 4 s peed, pwr. steerin1. AM/FM stereo le camper sbtll. (1"7047). 2100 Harbor Blvd .. C:M. 77 TOY OT A PU 1 ___ 6_l_l_·S_l_l_0 __ 1 W1CAMP&ll SHELL. SSPECW. S LOW PRICE! lt77CHEVY '62 Ford van· Ecoooline, $700/best ofter. . 646-2060 PICICUP '74 O>evrolet custom Van I eyl. stick shift, a foot Crqen, Gold velve\ 1'1· In nice condition. terlor 5'.95. 642·33'19 L o w m i l es . <Uc.lF40540J. $4299 $147 /.09MO. 36mo. '500 down includes tax & license. Der $5795.at A.P.R. Sl8.0 on approved credit .• rond,642 5161 9712 ______ _.;.._ 9lA 5 1978 BMW's HERE NOW! COMPUTE IOOYSHOfl NOWOP84 IXCBllHT SB.ICT10M OF IMWIESAl.ES We may have your next car in our inventory Ca 11 in today' 131-2040 4ts.494' ORANGE COUNTY'S & '974 CAPRI ·: With sunroof. eu5\1>m w h e e I s &' s l e t:• o (796216). Pnced to seR at OHL Y $2750 ·*' M1racJe Rnalet ..,.,., ....... 2100 Harbor Blvd .. C. M 631-5330 "72 Capt; 2000. 4-sp, snrf. new tires. Sl.595. 837-6417 9720 ••..•..•............... *DRIVE A* *LITTLE. .• * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN ..... 1 1 i • , . I ~ , I ' , t 93 1.1375 493.33;s - AM/FM stereo, alloy wheelt. 1teel belted radial tires. pc>wer bra1<,e1. Serial #5382051189. $6595 '7f ,J.ud Cruiffr, lo ml. ~eood. AM·FK. 8 trk. .673-3208 '75 Rene1ade, lo Urea, wlncb, rol ~.Eves: ). $4699 ''" Grottl Chnrol"t 18211 Inch Pl¥<i H 1u1hnqton lroc ~ . '71 IUS Includes stereo. POwer brakes, r.dlll ti,.., quwtz doek. cut pile carpM Serial 12282086078 $ 6895 • 171 DB.UXI POP·TOP CAMPMOllLE Includes gas stove. etectrtc refrig. & all ClmPlno extraall Brown I wMt Serial 123&2093M2. $9295 ; · USED CARS I 77 VW CAMPMOllU 2721 mlln. Still on factory wemntytJ Radio. WMtf1C11 convtnlon. IO••SXGl $6195 '76 DILUQUlllT 4 Door. A.tNFM lttrtJO ••. 17,300 rnlltt. (e77PRJ() $36'5 '7C KAIM.UIM faHIA AM/~M. 2t.000mlla (471KU). 13791 CommonWealth Motom St ... Santa Ana ~ 2 mtlel north°'~ CDlll ..... &46·0220 99'0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77CHIVMOVA Auto .• PIS, P/B, radio, beater, vln.Yl lop. <Lie. l8SRXT). $31't9 ?5 flOID c-tlf' 21.000 cul 4 ltd.. radio, ...... (Uc.IC~>. szatt •.••.• Ma.to. ibo. teoO down lncludn tax • llcenae. Der. -.M. A.P.R. $11.0 Oft ~credit. C,,rnth C hf'nnl,.t MJ l l f•,..~•l•t 1' ..... ..,rvJf "" It 1 r ·~····················· 84 7·6087 549.3331 CREVIER 197SCHEVY PICICUP WE PAY TOP DOLLAR V8, automatic. 6 rt. FORTOPUSEDCARS Stellalde, tape, new paint FOREIGN, DOMESTIC 1967 English Ford Anilia, & l&ts of eitras! or~SICS :.>~MPG. wltdaya aft 6 280Z. 2+2. 2700 n g (82193Z).Can~our lfyaurcarlseatraclean &wknds968-6217 ml .. warr . air, "'-gs, aeei.flnt. &'ST. H OAOWAY F~. m etal II(' bt~t.' ~PllCE IAUlllUICIC Alfe .... o 9705 SAHIA AHA .... ~ ___ e_vs __ --<11~ ,,... 2825 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 83S·3 • 7 t Datsun '75 280Z SOver CvAIR I eo.t.tMeaa 979-2500 1174 Spyder. lvory/Blk , rHt uu1M4t10.-1111MCr111AC0ttHl w/blk int. A 1C. AMfiM. ,.a.-v.OLIT oril b pp louvt'r window Int ~·~ WE IUY 11~1~· ' arp. · Z821Harbor8lvd. .. -•USED IMWt* cond SJ6.779l eves ;~ COSTA MESA USED CARS ALFAGTV "Tl20024spd <75314) ·n Datsun 1200. 4~pd. 146-1200 C.W.GARTK Registerod "18, 29.000ml. '72=~=~M I A'2·1/~r~ttS{<o. -·--1-·-•-11 v PS UMdCarlllJ' A/C, chrome wire whls, "T4 ......., ... aJr. AM /t"M ra a · · ~ 1v ua ..... ,......,l.:: I, , f E ......._ ~7 'l p~ AC, auto, A•/nl a 54().5830 sunroo . uropean (al.POI , trk, d\lal CH taak1, Cams, ne.r Ferrari red '7Ssaol Auto. 1916MTV >. i t Oatswl :MOZ. Lo es. •1aut otr. 4l9S.-or patni_ Unique, beautiful '75aoGZ•pd.SR.1.37MUK xtra clean. mod1fl , s -.iao Al fast. 90900 UUs weelt 'T7 m 411p . .at.areo<0998 l spd. Xlnt cond. S48-~.;.;,....;,,._ ____ , 2121 HARBOR ILVD 873-2720 '7'1mAS/R1771lSK '10 Ford \11 Too. Xlo\ ,...___.-.. .... d.,.,• '77 21012 +? ,.,,._. M•aa Alla '74, GTV .......... lint -"""----, ~ ~oad. 1 0•1iet. M · ~'"' "" "' ~-....-4ic>d , htt<>ry ,r. -·---i-• ... ........._""x, !:._•!!!lu. 11100 Ph WllUY 7co1n~ .... D5~ ~r1u7m0otou. WAMTIDTOIUY AM 1FM. 9,000 m e .. .. -u ru ~...,, ··-u.c.1.•51 .... '" or n.·.i.itvUledBMWs. sllv~r M eltlllh· llh wht1pokewblit,lrtka0b--213..fi8MU4 .:!: " bt k I blH, •·c1l •o•· Ofr. '75 DATSUN LONG BED .vY CAIV• IMW a,. t t "' . . '' H .t ' 6 OB 1 '• 4 q J ; ; I "'"°113or--...""l4t w /or •lthout ovrbd We'retbenewCbevrolt\ IMOJambotteRoad b,uutl(u.I .ra ~,1 ~ ,_., "' Sc il cluJslblp ha the lrvlne Ami '707 NEWPORTBEACH Stlowroom Fro,. "fl•M El Olmibo, p , =1-..~io.ded, "' Aut.o Center. Wt need ....................... ,~A._6..4~4 1Uc.~FM 1 *: ~~-.ra::-tlllM~..;.;;.;;;,;;,,,;o;~;.;:;..;,.-,_.,.====-10'&'..-tcarl "T2 Audi 4-dr. auto, air, """' • S19tS! = CAlttomuft.Pm. JOI ~ ~~un· ·11 uo BMW . •uto. f. ... ,.1,11 i MAC,..IOM r....,.. ' · AM/nl.,.Cutttte .. ._., .. J etmYIOLIT 1'75 Audi lOOLS. 2-dt. au MllOOI. •I *"111. OOOd lllliM.lllillllllliillill nAW>o.m.rDrtv• radlala. AM·nt sleNO, CODd.a).tm. $' ,, • ••~•~ IBVDR creem )'tll. brwri lnt. lm· 1172 811W Bavaria. Xlnt tA10A ""J 761-7222 •c cond. Priced btlow eand. Auto, air, •tveo. 835·3f~ l.!--......., ___ ...;..;.....-;.1 8lmbook 548~ Bi&o(r.~13 htliUWIMTIDllMftOlllA '·'>~I\),._ V1IJ1) IMPORr~ ' . . .... . " ..... ····-·· . I ' I 14 8 49 S I 104 FREE SOCCER ·1 TICKETS \ & S~CK~ PRICES W•'re 1)1¥t.IJ _ _, 200 Heil ... I,._ YIP ,_.... ,_...ff,_ *I•• a YWI te tflle C.. s.f't M41r 12 ..tcJi ........ Mtittpi, Wnt -__, .. AHllta. st..__ To pf JOW'I jat ..., tty -......... ..... .,.. -' .......... -~ ....... TiCllel8 _....IO ---. on1Y F--..... ---o1·---... '77 YW RablMt 1721 __.., 1246110 '72 YW 1-.g C01tnrt .....••..•.•• SA YE 123878 2 '74 Le~lucJ• ...... m.Sl695 (120MU0)("48MNL) · 3 111 ••••• Ghfas •••••••••• m.S32tS '71 (363HOU) 72 (432461) '73100761) ?4 YW l'1liRg •••••••••••••••••• SA.YI Lie. 320LOU '74 YW S.W luCJ .............. $2711 Lie. 09780 3 HCMtda CMcs •••••••••• froln $2395 74 (747KPY) '75 (685MYM) '76 (511PUU) • , · l '74 'fo¥ Cetlca C.Ts ..... ,,,._Slits • • (421KYOf(092KKT)(554KXZl -.· a._... .... CHOlt of a.cl ..... .. • . ... Hmbour Volkswagen 842-4435 117111eadt••cL.H..ttagl•leticll S• Hrs: Mall Fri f.f, Sat 9.7, S. 10.7 · AWol.Mew .. ·. MISS NEWPO~T DATSUN '-1i\~,1t)N "'' H" 1M1'0111~ H j I • .it ., y I l I ~>4 We have a IOOd sea.etloo ol other flne MBZI In our lnveQtorY. Call toda v ! M •)•,10·~ v11' '1Ml"011r~ . . riJI f}.JH •JjJ.> 1/()4 '71 MBZ 3000. Extra fuel tank. 41,000 mi. Mint Sl.4,000. PP49S-2:57S '73 Z20D, atlck, Ice blue, ---------clean. lf1&1l aell ! $6500. 1973 MU fm·mt. ZIOSl4.S Luxury equip&>ed lnchJd· 1971 MIZJIOSI Int pwr. wlndow1 & l.ICOUPI aiereo. In immaculate Last ol the handmade cooctiUon! (464GPW). claaalca ! Luxury W..., S,.Chll equipped. low mUes 4'r shows auperb care. l ot on1y eoo m1de ror the U.S. MUil aee to ap· preciale-owned by a Hollywood atar. (!i83EMO>. Ml'>\H ''• w-1f ,lJ IMPORfS OJ 1,'Jn 1'JJ l.'fJ4 ...... MIS~IOfJ 'VI~ J(J IMP0'1F~ ~ 't I !..Jt1 ·1Y', I !f1J COUlbm ~ (891888) 1971 H>ID PIN1'0 WA•ON (784UNXl I 76 CHIYY CHIYITn (596RFC} D nUN 1210 (3«RKK) I 71PORD YOllHO 4DOOI (784MUCl DAILY PILOT D l;J I "" 54199 POU MSYA l860TCU1 lt11JOID 54399 PAMWOtfr FORD COUPI •RAMADA (748TZV) (491SVV I CHATIAU YAM (1A49177) 72, 2SOC Mercedes. mt cond.. •so. 673-37•. tt71 c~S2899 («OMYW) lt7'~D ~· 4DOOI (152059) ........ 9730 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jaguar XJ6 1912 Clanlc. Lo mt. Very clean. Custom anrr, willow em/tan. Must sell. $6700 or bstoffer. 640-8201 Jquar Cpe 1967. lmOUIC. Orig tbruout. Lo mi's. Bestofrer. 838"'859 ll.-GMa 9735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . Ml~~·c1r1 \'I[ J(l :~POIHS • .... 1 ...... I ""' t ' ••. • ••• Ill I 1148 4'1>~ 1104 --- '74 450SL J All Mercedes extras! New Ml~belln tires, 55.000 milea . <Uc.410WW>. $14,HS Mc1 .. c1•1c · '68. Auto Stick. Blue, z.dltMAIH 10.000 ml. Good cond. SANTAANA '1800. CallM2·2680. 543-9421 Ldm '737 -------•••••••••!••••••••••••• '67 2505. Air, AM·FM, "1972 L01US auto, nu en&. very clean. 1965 M1% 230SL Classic Coupe Roadster. In immaculate condition . Must see to appreciate! (481LXI). M IS\l<HI v1r )() IMl'OPT\ -. .. . .. . ·- 11Jl 1]4H 49~110 4 ---- 59 CIASSIC 300,SL Jtoedster. 2 tolk. sood oood.. pvt pty. 49'7-3733 lt7SMl%210 SEDAN. Tobacco brown " in immaculate coodi· tilll! <.229MFW>. Muat see td appreciate! ..,~::"" s3299 YOYOTA s3999 W/C•tlNI 'DIPICIM" (52774U) C1E62681) EUIOP A Sm>. 640-8895 With power window•, W l!Cetceaa--ziUSE coovt. stefeO I& low. low miles. Wbt w/blk top. Very lo Many models to choose l~!!el!!!!!!!!! ._., MISSION VII JO IMPQlll\ <8S2GXC). • U\i, xtra clean. Desirable SW'& SHil" classic. 640-SS all 6 . . . Ml,~ '(JfJ "II'~ l IMPORF~ . . ~JI I! J 1 -l'J '. I '04 Blll!J· J9~1/04 '77 Mercedu 3000, .. l<ltlt!L l d loaded. 14,000 mi's. 1976 .....,.,. • 1 at con · •$17,750. Call 530-5360, Sll.=-ort55-0740 5.56-6546 ------MB 19159 UIO sedan. $1790. 552-0664 aft 5 '7S Meroedes 4SOSLC, lo ml, loaded w t xtraa, 124.SOO. 644·9030, 768-9280 '744SOSLC lt74 Mii 45051 c.ompi«e with pwr. win· dows, stereo & with only 34,050 low miles . 42LJW MISSION VIEJO IM PORTS . . ' . ~ dJI 17Jd J Y, llU4 ----------1 Ltd prod. model, 4pegr, ,.,.. MB_,..,, both,._ .......__ • -9740 cpe, au the emu, Lo "" """""Mt ...,..., -" •-ml xlntcood. (ilt~70). Ivory wht, muat aee. ••·-·--••••••••••••• • -r $1950. m-.-or Ian at 67 Mercedes 30QSE COD· 646-7681. 0 SOMETHING DIFFERENT! lt77 P.JIO SYAll .. PICIUP (1Ee<>111 l vert. Immaculate, new in & out. Must see, muat sell! Dr. Crumpton, 714·544·2170 or House of Imports . ' ..... "12 Lt Blue 280 SE. 4.5, xlnt ccmd. lo mi, $7850. 5&6Sl3, 646-9'T12 &hllual Can. Classics. Antiques, Race, & One of a kind! 213-ses-mt ?545051 Met. gray /blk. Buy thia lo ml lax aedu. fOf' up tc 60 mo.. wltb nest tc natbiQI down. (8621) • '734IOStC O.metlcalty and mecb. Defect. Can trade ud lln. balance up to 60 mos. (8574) NEW 19711-210 OUl-..Mllll • "'°""" -........ c.-asiu~ ............... TOCll .. , -· .,,, .,. Wlcl •200------.. 11e..-.. .... .,. TOCll of ..... a IHl.h10llOGOI. Brand New 1978 4 Brand New 1978 DACMC Plua To&Lle. 4 SPEED 5 SPEED' ,.. .. , ... "'4 a&Mrsw....,.... , .. -·----\ Alllel • ..,,rted Awtot. IMporMd A.lfos. l•porhd Avtoa, lmporfed Autos, l1t1pot"Md Auto1, l1t1port.d ,, ... 1 .... , ••••••••••••• 4,4~ •••• ,.. ................. ••••••·•.••••••••••••••• •••••.. •••••••••.••••• ••.•.•••. •••••••••••.•. .••. .•••. .............. : •••H.t:. .. ~tt,~•0•1.••o WGI t1t4 ...... ,. 9710 P9f'ldll f7IO ,.,... f765 ........ '7•:, ,,,,...,.2 .... ~ ............................................................................................ ·····················••· «COUN-197lMG,--l:AJIG '7! ttc t.o. -appear 11P at VOUCSWA•ltU · One.of UM! r... of a d1inl Hu both tol!I. only 52.293 SIUCTIOM Of A.11/P'M 1 trtr. rum xlnt WE IUY & SE&.1.J breed. A atroa.I ruM.ia& miles Is runa 1tron1 ! MG>. PP !M8·5m ~----twtn-cuburetor hardtop. <&CSBM > Pnced to sell • .._ MIW 1971 ........ ............,ioft rlnished In belle with at PORSCHE 9241 ''12 Porsche tllT. AC. 5 '69 VOL.IS S799 d(.!:uk0 Hb>lue trlm . OMLYSZS25 Seeusloryourbestbuy !'!·1s-=~1e:t1~~~ HELP* (21nADAl : ._. . ............ t.oday·HWTY ! ;;7."2·909'3 t'H0¥1UTOCllD .,. YOUS $599 1977MG• Made/RltlCllllt llU. YATES um 9UT Tart•· Allo11. S •LE .* (~DlL> Cbmeeora ZlOOH.arborBlvd .C.M. YW-PORSCHI A/C. AM ·FM c.-ass. A •69 YOLKS S99.9 White lncludint hardtop. 63t·ll30 SanJunCaplatrano KDnia. PP. Oya ~2900. WI M•lHllOOM !4ltDHP1 < C"4JtXX>: Yellow with 1975 MG-I 117-4100 4tMIU I evs 640-0468 • '!.~,.~ • SS6J: wttl :• only 11.000 mllu. ... -(712SZD>; Red wjtb In excellent condition 197SPOaSCHE '73 t14 2 o. Xlnt cood. Ae'--Aa Borrow 018.36. 0 A(!., overdrive. (42836aG>! ~rall.)'ewbeets•only 914 $4.100. '2195 A.PR. ia 22.S percent. Dam u k w uh ma I -.000 ~! ('1922:88). e4·21m pay back·ll3'4.00 an 24 whee la. (57%RTN >; W..e...tSpecW With AM /FM stereo le .eeoESA mootbt. Damask with •tereo • Mlnclelt..._ Super abarp! <908862>. 'M 911. elec aunrool. '67 • PICIC""'5 • RllTV •: l u I I a 1 e rack . Ma*f/R...... Pri~toaellat ent. avetap cond. xlnt u.ow-with thia ad al time ck <SSOSWW>; Sand w ith 2100 u_--..81 OMLY$5750 run.02lle.484-za32 Ae'-At pwcbue-hurry' ·• .. overdrive. <904.SWS>. 6jf.53)~·C.M . MINdeleMltt 1i'17 Porsche 111.s. onlf. 1~495 WHTClaMAM. !- Mllllda/IHmlt 4500 ml, air. sunroo . \Jhcl -~ ,_ ""' L.c IMPORTS ··~~AA:~~•s ~:±~ .......... !?.~ 2100~:.::~;~·c.M. E·~i'F~i~~: ·::;; coaOUA 7~'6.~ti·~O''.·;, 2925Harbor Blvd. '74 Pe\lleot. &Int. AC, AT, POR5C .. OWMBS '76 SUS T ,_ UFTIAC« • HUGE COSTA MESA IUlll'OOI, AM/FM. "650. Ivan'• Foreitn car re-arsa. "'e (l'een. 1 roo-979.JSOO SSM461J pairsnowhavooneofOC 7" alloys, cassette. lo Ml.WM S&ICT10MOF County's bes t , 9ll ad's.llntcood.913-0217 '4295 US.VW1 When rou call Clauirled 9750 mecban.lcs. a.-9715 Ate., .. AMI""' O.w 10 •Stock! to place an ad, you 're U· •••'••••••••••••••••••• 1995 Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lertOWfUCll llLL y •TIS sured of a friendly lt14 Porsche 91t 2.0, CoetaMesaS4H9S2 TISTDllVEOUI 19 .,. welcome a nd help in clean, 1ood runner. '72 Porsche 9UT Targa •u CAR 5 1 5 YW-PORSCHE word1nt YOW' ad for best wb1le with black, mags. 5·1pd, mags. Llke nu. 7t F••1 & .... w'cond ~ San Juan C..plstrano response. Call Now ! AM/FM,pricedtoseUal $9500/olr. 640·01166, OFTHIYIAR" •'40N•l 137400493.4511 '· 642-5878 ?!_2~~ beat. 642-0068. 1·33'1·5802, 1·337·6185 Good inventory ln stAxk. '2495 " _.,_J.2\ HurTy while they last! "12 Bui. Sood cond. cleao. , .a...a-. ... __ 00 .a.--. .,.__ · MllACLE ,. Co•o~• st.illftn l •c runs weU. &ood tires. lr" -.... ,. -....... tlOO Alllos. .... 9100 ......... -... J9A.l•ULT •-HISMP Alf -'-FM hitch. $2500 M0-7384 aJ I Dffl. Y C!!.QT f $3 n...-71-'.-cl 968 ~.~11!:: bllCI& ....... llo. bOCIV •mld_t_• I I•• IQAlOTU1tlJl ....................... .....•................. ..•••...•.......••..••. ~,., ........ --------------------------· 2150Hubor Blvd. '77 S1 Iver Bu&. s nrf~· · NEW! ln swraae. 1200 nu.!145-9729 ,, NEW '7e FOID F-100 C\nTOM fl HISIDI PICIUP 4 WtBl DtllYI 11 (\.._ _. ~-g -~~--1:111·---~ MIO •-l -OVll lftft ..._ --Iron!~. ti.II loam -IOl<l•f>Q Met Didi. ~ iM'llO _..., 3!1 II~ ll'glN. R ...... PIC~IOt QIUQM emmeter a Oii PllU tlffnr>O•PQ#lf llllrf°""'°"" "'0U"I Ot19fll OllU ltftl90·tlt lf0u"4. .. ,,. COOllf1t .acuoo Sor If 16'1R0C.f582 SI\ t MOI OUR PRICE s7399 '78 FORD F-100 CUSfOMSIDI PICIUP 302 V_. enoine. gauges PoMr 11..nng. oower btakes. tinted g\111. oO liter. extra coollnQ pec:kage. Ser. IF10GRCA8418 Silt. •27111 OUR PRICE s4199 NEW 178 FOID USO SUNIYAM OUR PRICE 56999 1m TOYOTA PICIUP & CAtiftl Sim.I. 4 cyl.. S aoeed. AM rldlo. bladl vl"Vt ~ pa\s. Ser ltFIM537 Seti t822e ' NEW ?I FOID 150 CUSTOM Sm.lmlMBCAI llAUYUa IPOl1' , ... ,. V-8. l\lto. tr1nS.. r.ctory llt conditioning. PoW9I" stoenng. pow•1 d11c brakea. tronl • re-.r air cond. Ser. ICOY393U108S118GL t11• 54219 UPTO 5 YEARS . llPAY 1800 cc~ 4 ~ tl'MSllllwon. soft nde oohon. Plclcuo Sox Ser ,SGTATC7ee88&k. t07'3. 53899 Dir\.._-*_,., lll"IOl!e ~ ....... 1 IL HMJt t qi!. fl•"'---"'-'""'CIPIO' lll'd __ _..._.a'*"' ••h•u•I 1y11tm.,eouc10 tOltl!O. •ffl•UIOfl '''""'· trllltfft•H- -rw --· r9llO. !> l.7tll l lt6 I 1~ ..... "'°""~ 111°"9 ... ~ ,_ .. '°" ~ ~ .... ,""'"' ....,._ l*l\IQ• -...... ~--lldlooAM. ... ....... ~ .. luOo. '-*-__ ..,. group, ~ 9"0UP-1\111 -.........., •If/Id 1-. -.0-. ...... ...-. __ ..._., ':the.,,._.., ,r:lwofftel • .....,,. ......... ·~ .... ur AIL PRICE •••••••••••••••• s I I ,04 I .40 OUI PllCI ••.•••••.•••••.••••• St841.00 mc.-..... •1200 1976 FRI C~ftCIUP 4 cyl .• 5 IPMd. AM.fM radio. I tr1Ct1 1ter10. lltlttf. tn1g1. camper thell. UC. t1EU18M 8tk. lflt40t. s3999 . .. COSTA MESA 645-5700 lollloyce t756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *l DEALER IN U.S.A. ~~~VER ROUS-ROY~ IMOJ•mlllone ... .._..., ... di U---....1~ GlOSfD SUNDAYS '78 Silver Shadow. Im· mac. cond. Grey Jwbl. 25.000 ml. 140.000 . 6"-SS60d1s. ~Tm evs '2995 78 Cotoll.t "'' w'-.d 12 monlllwarnrt1¥Uc:•~ 52395 1' COtolla 4 10 A/C L"' t l:l«M3 •• ••r ..e;coll .. t ............. .. , •• , ......... •••4 .... BILL MA XEY TOYOTA ""'°' t . ''I •l •I • ·~ 1 •. .. •• ' ,. • • .. • • VW "12 Bua. lmmac: lnf· out. 18K on rblt eng. Ar.t· FM cass. nu llre5. S279$ ~5112 AM '. '69 VW Fslbc.-lt Gobel'·· cond. Muat sell. $700/bfl,., ol~ C..11aft5, $48-7058 •• '73 Bug. lo mi's. ·~ maculat.e. z 675-3124 ~ ·----~-~ '85 Bug. sunroof. new~ paint• lntertor. ~ Call 1'7S-3819 ' •----------73 VW Camper Van • ..,· 67 Silver Shadow. left 1'15 Celica GT 5 spd. A1r JUI/PM caueu.e, new! hand d rive. ete1ant. d • • 1 M ach. r ad1al1. dlit.I' 714-19J-4a;546-0075 ~~."i~.~:f:0• c eao. ~ .. t;.;..S 10 3SOO. Aft ePM~ w... t762 Vf_, ~ ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• "79 SR5, mt coad. 20.000 Yotwo 9772• :n::..: ~k9'7~tereo, -·••••••••••••••••••·~ - '3288 11A11D HH"Tf'll 20.. ..... ............. -.NllG. -·· ....,.,_.....,_ ,.,.,., ...... "°"' dllC .._ -~-........., ntH••9! .... '!! >y,. (8Ck. 2911) !!!!~~ ·-· co ......... ........... 17555 Beach Blvd. Huntington .. Kh 842-0675 compfeteHlee endMrvk• SUBARU BRAT s 8 8 00 o.;..,. ... ~~ LUM SB.ICflOM I 1•• Dttiqryll 17555 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-0675 T.,... 9765 ....................... l90llYOU S&LYOUI TOYOTA. SEE US! W:STOYOTA ON VIEJO ll l·UIO 4'1-121 O lllOal YOU IUY .; T...... 9767 AUSB>YOl.YO. ::_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• See ua at Sou\bern;; 1972 TRIUMPH 0rao&e Couaty'a Volvo;i.o SPITAU Headquuten. :: Flnl:sbed In Navy blue ~SVOLVO ~ wi1b matclung interior. llJSSlON VlE.10 ~ A &ood loo&inl roadater lll·2ll0495-1210 ~· for under $3000 ls hard to ii.. fuidtoday. <356FZD>. ~COUMTYJ~ VOLVO lt74TllUMrH EXCLUSIVELYVOLV Tl6s Largest Volvo Dealer J Choice ol 3 in Orup Cow:d • ~ British racing green. BUYorLEASl' ~ blue • burgundy. True DlRECr ci-ICI that are hnprov-ing in value each year· real hich performance roedsten. 2025 s ~nt'hRCt.-~ lf76=~MPH ~ 75Q-201i Choice oft '72Wp, navy blu, rf rac~ Some ~1th sunroofs. alr Mint cood. SJ.900 fir""' condltlonlna. special MS-l41115,M5-9149 ~ wheela, accent dealgn · paint schemes Ir Victory 1973 VOLVO i editions. Most colon 1441S.AM ~ availab~. Automatic. pwr. tte«I){ fne, air eond. & Ste~ 1977TllUMl'H c•ette (874HJIS> • Tl7 SADDI a•ac : Yellow with black trim. VAU.IY IMPQaTS :. <312TJN> · IJ 1.2040 4'Mt4f:: IAU&MOTOIS JAGUAR-MG TRIUMPH 2125Harbor Blvd. cart'AllESA '75 aMDL. Air. auto. AM~ "' stereo. Xlnt ~ M4-ZZ51, f'7S..et85 •. .......... ~ ............ ~ ......... - 979.zsoo 1111~ ttot . ·---------t ...................... .. 76 TR 7. many xtru. m&mt WIHA YI MA.MY : aeetoappredate, PIMfO.. VWs& : 982-3851 • °""' Ec.-y ~· C...MPricied : 1916 TR?, sreen. stereo. Tos.l'-t! ' • . •• $4750. V.111 a 9770 Miu cit 111•11. ;. •-••••?.••••••••••••• ..... /II ·~: ?5 YWIUG 2100HarborBlvd..c~j Emerald peen, AM/F~ •ll•llJO ·!• 1tereo. 31.000 mile-. ,, <290IYB>. AMC SZHI -··••••••••••••••! NLVJf'( ll\"f lf·H'llHI~ '75 Grem.lln. e cyl. • new urea • brakell, cood. I owner 131 ftel ., '14 Homet Sport= Wsn. PS/PB. al.r. . Pti646-1m • ~ llot W.C'Mst hr. I& _(.... 441., 9405 'St Rambler. clu.,.-"1T c.orol1a wp, auto. alr . .,. ..JC7'f= • mat.twtal. Ndl eq .... All/FM. $100. over "JO vw Bm WettpbaU. Batolr .tTS-13'711 J wbolesale. 54&-?7l9. cm Pr. Id I ba Pe ' 7 4 11 A T A Di '75 CcroUa Defu.xe. Lo ml, UT5Jolr. ae-3822 evea. ero.ch&m. ae.n, . orig owner, AM/FM '75VWBUI Tpus 43..000 Pll(ed, 21,000 odl . ~ lmmac S2H5. ml, AM/nr. ad' cond. S2,200. ITJ.0200 d . N100. 642-8168 aft 6 PM se-404&eves/Wknda.$, Jl'JI CuroUa Hdan. 21,000 •-VW r-.-• -Mell t ml. Air, A~...... tape. -~ ... .,. •· '-· Bestofr ~-11Dt CODd thruout. '1850. ••••••••••••••••••• • · MS-237tw87s.aeal "75 Buick Skylull, • "79 Celie• LU\back, 4uto. •14 with • IUIU'OOI Body .... ';t air. AM 1P• atereo, damaied. lood ·mecb. 56-._afterSPll,"' lllv/blk ill~ lmmac. Steve&11·77'Z3 • '10 Batct &Mera, delf. ..,.2571 lood CODd new Urta 71C&ICAGT '?O VW Bus. n .. mt.r. A/C,WIO.~ ••. Lt FT BACK . 5 spd.. =~~~It 6 •e Jllvtera. Xbi\ •. AMtFM a\ereo tape , A.Ir, cau.Jo. ...-1 14,000milf9. <056TQQ). '18, ~-~ cond, reblt 1M ~-... ... · .._. . ... ..... -wotk. .,.,, ~ NLU}f'l l!\f tr·H'l 1!\ 1 ~1 5e.a31 lt74 JM.S WS.bre. I 9'. ·-vwa..-a ood rut11 ecauap·111. Lo lit. --~' ~700. atl-8171. uk r. ...... • . \ Nabers Cadillac 2600 H.trhor Blvd, Ct\'11.I Mt:w 540~ ICIO ., CHRYSLER ~. '\ .. ' . .. .. ... .. . ; .... . ' .. " . BRAND NEW 1978 CORDOBA Stk. *6001 ' • Cordoba 2-0oor Hardtop SS22.J8R172808 380 VS. auto. tranamiMlort air oondlt1onlng, vtnY1 Landau tap. w.a.w.. power bntke8, pOwef' ateerlng. bucket 881lta reclining, etc. \ ., Slk. H038 ·~PLYMOUTH~ ' ... I LISaron Mldanlon 4-0oof DEMO FP41HBG206262 Leather 80/40 bef\Ch power seat. 31S vs. PQWer windows . cornering lights. lilt wheel. Ct'Ui9e oon&rol. wtre wheel cvra. . .,r conditioning. vinyl roof plus many more acceaaorfes: pawer steering. power brakee. AM/FM stereo, aut~ trans .. etc 1978 LE BARON "" CHIYSUR MIW TOlllllR ~~~·.,a ._.... .. ... I ~ I I I ( i I I t! ~ ~ '! ~ . I .:. t • • • a • • • r • • l • 2 ' ! I ' i ' I • ~ t if i I ·, I \ .. ~ I ' ~} ·~ va. auto.matic. air conditioning. pwr. steering & disc brakes. tilt wheel. w/s/w radials & vinyl tap. (3l89R8C132P85 ). ~IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CHEVROLET VEGA HATC .. ACI EQuipmen\ includes radio & heater. (269EZAJ. •72 FOID PINTO "'SUMIOOF" 4 speed transmission. radio & heat~r. (206GJB). i'69 PONTIAC GTO CONVIRTllLE -·~sharp!'' Automatic:-air conditioning. radio. heater. pwr. windows & rallyewheels. (108333). · HONDA HATCHIACI . s 1 EquipMent includes r.:jlo, heater. mags & radials. (198JPVJ. ·1· 1 CADILLAC COUPE s 1· 7 "Sharp!" Loaded Including air cond.. stereo. split ' · power seats. power brakes & windows. (269DYO). ,1 Plus Tax & License '73PLYMOUTHDUSTIR $1788" ~utomattc. radio. heater. air conditioning & vinyl top. . .... . !867HRG). . ·-_ _ _ ~-'740LDSMOllUCUTLASS s2111 $ Automatic. power steering. radio. heater & wnyl tap. " • ~ (592VBO). • . ' HOME • llE 4x4 llA-M ' -AS SEEN, • llE Mllll ••••• • 12) '78 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUPS Fully factory equipped. (TCD148Z519873) (TCD148Z519886) I ( J '78 GMC l/4 TON PICKUP Auto. trans .. V-8. pwr. steering, dual tanks. 8200 GVW. gauges. step bumper. mirrors. (TCL248Z521106). Now 54.178 PLUS.JAX & UCEM8E Mow 55978 PlUB TAX & L!CEHSE I I J '78 GMC I TON C~I & CHASSIS 56378 350 va. pwr. steering. dual r.r. wheels. 10.000 GVW. gauges. (TLC338ZS10823) NOW PlUS TIU! & LICENSE SEE THE BRAND NEW 1978 GMC 4•4 MAllllMS 1· I . ~- ' i I I I Fnd9y, May 5, 1978 DAILY PILOT D Ji ' Right here in Costa Mesa,at Or~n~e County's #I Buick Dealers~p BAIJEB BIJI I ·~~ :. ·has begun a spring clearance sale . on 3 of the most popular cars in :; ·= ~outhern California. ~ e ht;ive . priced . all of o~r ·Buicks with one ; : thing in mind • • • to make Buick California's favorite car!!! · .. ·-"" .... ... l' .... .. .... "'· . $ l 20 te Sabres · to Choose From 1978 Regals All Air Conditioned FROM ... _ . 20-Estate Wagons with Discounts up to $ $ ... ..J AiR CoNdirioNel · : plus · Powm WiNdows · TEST DRIVE THE ALL NEW '78 REGAL TURBO CHARGED V-6 . -. 'Yov'll fiNd ThESE ·spECiAlly pRicEd .. BviCks iN ovR showRooM ANd iN oua ~ER.VicE ·DEpARrM.ENT Disp~y Aa~. PLUS A SUPER BAUER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE · U You Mlssetl Our Lut Sale, Doa't Miss This O•e!!! We'ref .... T.,..lmlekhller , • i'. ta ./ RIP& llfft ta t.ta ._ .,, . . u1~,r~ 1r--. • •• ~ ....... . .. . ...... -.. ... 111 0.-1Ul·18P.M.M....s.&. ·. ffrnn~('fttttlff,.S r' .. m ............... Ill I,... ~ -... :. ./ 111 Betic-k llPRIPr . :::.-=:.~.a::-~= HARBORSLVO. /.SAWOIE&OFREEWAY OO>Qtmlodw.Am. lREcw.=m~'rEwAGOHsar•sn•> A division of Bouer Motors, ·=~=·=~R . Opel·Joguor-TrlumphMG. 2925 HARJKJR BL "1J., <DSTA &IESA 9'19- . \ . . ...,.._ SPECIAL VALUES ON FINE USED CA:.,,,R~S~ '77 DODGE NOMACOW"°" v..a. automatic, air conditioning, pcwer steenng. power brakes. radio. heater. whitewall tires, luggage rack. (815TMF). 54595 171 FORD PIMTOCOUPI 4 cylinder. auto mat ic, ai r conditioning. radio, heater. (490ELU). Sptlt back •eat. power steering. power brakes. •utomatlc transml•k>n. V-8 engine. tinted. windshield, radial tires. Ser. ISS22HBR186198. ASIC us Aaour O~R I 2.000 MILE . OR l~MONTH sav1c1 P01rcy ONUSIDCARS '77 PLYMOUTH YOl.All•AM V-8. •utomatlo. 'air condition! power ..... ng. power brakes. radlO. heeler. Whitewall tlret. vi roof. (1&4SHQ). 54395 17 6 PLYMOUTH > - • YOlAM COUPI '74 PONTIAC YIM1UIA COWi 6 cyHnder, automatic. AM tad heater. whit-I ths. C206KHU Fabulous Savin 'Ivery 8rand gs Now on Chrysler an New I 978 Atlas Cltrysl:r ~Ymoutlt . ;11 Huge lnYenfor , lymouflt's Don't M· Y • • • Vaeaf. •ss This S . •on Ti P•eial Sole! me FOR FlHTSALE OR LEASE INFORMATION, CALL IRYANHESDTH , '77 PLYMOUTH llUITWAM>M V-8. automatic. air conditioning, power tteenng. power brake.. radio, heeter. wtltt8Mlll tltes. luggage rack. Ce<>1SAAl. 54695 546-1934 Recllning bucicet seals 4 speed transm1SS100. wiw radial tires. AM radio. tnm nngs. Set. t7l24K82100378. , ATLAS CHlYSLa/ PLYMOUTH SRYICI HOUIS: U111day tin Friday 7:00 .... to 6:00,.... .. s ... ., 1:00 .... to 5:00,.... •75 CHEVROLET ......-~ 4 Cylinder, 4 9')eed, power brakes. heater. moon roof, mags. (&4108Y) 52695 •77 C RYSLER UMIONCOWI V-8. automatic. elr cond1tlon1ng, pdwer steering. power brakes. POW9f' windows. AM/FM stereo radio. heater. whltewt1tl tlree. vlnyt root, cruise control (973T JF s , ..... VOL. 71, NO. 125, 4 SECTIONS, '8 PAGES Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks , TEN CENTS ·Huntington . Edison Averted :_ ---~B::.Y1...,~~!! BARKE---~~e.._,....r.il11Ul~in-e.~P1ant.A Jn_Southero been.-tithOut-.lectriclty-even ... -,_,y'lJtlitJW-California. If there were a strike. A strike at Edison power Instead, negotiators for "We have supervisory person· plants in Huntington Beach and Southern California Edison and nel ready, willing and able to San Onofre that a union the Utility Workers of America meet all power demands," he spokesman said "would have have reportedly come close to said today. been a dandy" was averted an agreement on an lssue that Another Edison spokesman Thursday night after day-long has snagged talks since \as\ also &aid that he didn't expect negotiations. October. that a threatened strike would The walkout was scheduled to B i ll c 0 mp t 0 n . Ed 1s0 n have any etlect on a '3 billion take place at midnight Thursday manager for the Huntington nuclear construction project a( at the two area sites as well as Beach and Seal Beach area, said San Onofre. at other Edison electrical' that customers wouldn't have He said that most of the 3.000 ...=;;;.;;..~~.;;.;.;;;.;.;;.._;,;_;~;;.;.;....;....;;;;.;;;.;..;;.._~~~~~~~~~~--- ·Defense Effort,s Rejected By GARY GRANVILLE Of .. o.ity ...... Staff Defendants in tbe Ste phen Bovan murder case suffered legal setbacks Thursday when their motions to have thrown out oC ~ourt evide.nce and stale· mehts exr>eclec'.! CO be used against them at their upcoming trial were denied. Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland ruled against lbe defense in all major Issues brought before tnm dur- ing Cive weeks of pre-trial hear- ings. • Bovan, o( Fountain Valley. was s hot to death last Oct. 22 outs ide the El R a n c hilo restaurant in NewpOrt Beach. His gangland-style slaying led Newport Beach police on an.in. vestigation trail that uncovered an alleged international drug smuggling operation as well as the chvging of seven persons in connection with the murder. Today, Judge Kneeland ruled in all major instances that Newport Beach police acted properly as they went about the task or unraveling the network of intrigue surrounding Bovan's murd~r. Judge Kneeland. for example, ruled that police acted with just cause when they arrested at. leged drug dealer Alexander Kulik and seized drugs found in his car. The police also were ju)Ufied in arresting aJJ eged Bovan gun· man Jerry Fiori. 41, and searching his automobile, Judge Kneeland ruled. He also sald statemen~ made to police by Anthony "Big Tony" Marone Sr. and Debbie Addison were made voluntarily and therefore are admissible in <See BOVAN, Page AZ> Bur11ing Boat LONG BEACH CAP) -A man and woman were rescued in a skiff unharmed arter they lumped from their burning fish· ing boat, the Coast Guard said today. Spokesman Steve Dis brow said Earl Jackson pf Ramona and Debie L. Harmon or San Diego were taken by Coast Guard cutter to Santa Barbara early today alter lbe rescue. The fire, be said, was ex· lingulsbed but erupted again, causing the vessel to sink as it was being towed to shore. . ----HENRY WINKLER KISSESJlfftD! STACEY~ BeardedT .. nldol M•ntea ... Longdme.s...the•rt . Fonz W edS Rooniie; Will Fans Be Happy? NEW YORK (AP> -Henry Winkler. heartthrob of teen· age rs as television's •'The Fonz," was married today to the woman he has been living with, Stacey Weitzman. The·wedding, with only family and friends in attendance, was held in the Congregation Habonim , a Manhattan synagogue. The best. man was the new Mrs. Winkler's 6-year-old son, J ed. Winkler, 31 , a star of the Jdt ABC series .. Happy Days," told reporters he does not believe his popularity with teen-age fans will decline after his marriage. Winkler and bis 30-year-old red-haired bride met the tpress after the ceremony at a news conlerence at the posb St. Regis Hotel. Winkler called his mar- riage "a long-time contract with no options -it would be destruc· live to think about it any other way." garden. I dropped it Into the' tub and asked, 'Will you marry me?'Sbesaid, 'Ob, Henry'!" Winkler said' be hopes his rans are happy for him, adding, "I hope they can also make a com· mit.ment in theirUves." #A native New Yorker. Winkler 1i ves in California . where the television series ,about a group o( middle-American teen-agers in the mtd-1950'& is taped. W l nk.ler's Fon·zie -a warmed-hearted. greaaY,-baired, womanizing high sehool 'dropout -hlls grown into semt;t.mna ef a cult figure among teen-agers. Winkler bas used Fonzie's popularity to adviae teen-agers not to drink. not to drop out, not to use drugs. He appeared last year beefore a Senate subcom· mlttee eo alcebollsm tO' bemoan teen-a1e drloking. Winkler's father owned an in· ternaUonal lumber company. The younger Winkler atteaded s c h o o Is f -n L a u s a n n e , Switzerland, graduated from Boston •s Emerson College with a degree ln drama and child psychology and bolds a master CSee FONZ. Page AZ> construet.ion worll•ra ~e. JDem· bera of a different union. They are employed by the Bechtel Corp. rather than Edison, he said. The Utlllty workers union. whose 1,000 members maintain and repair power un1t5, we.re scheduled to vote on the centract thiawdedd. Edison and the union have been at odds over an Edison de· mand that the union go on a • rotaUn1-wor.k aehedule thal would include work on the weekends without overtime pay. Compson said the schedule is neceuary to man the power s ites with maintenance workers full time. He said that other Edison employees work the rotating schedule. About 125 utility union mem· bers are employed at San Onofre and about 66 more work at the Messages C"lwcked Huntington-Beach-steam planI. Other members of the union work in Long Beach. Redondo Beach. El Segundo. Oxnard. Ormond Beach, Eliwanda and Barstow. Ed Wilcox, F..dison vice presi- dent for personnel, declined to give details of the apparent breakthrough. He said that the rotating work schedule is still included in the <See POWER. Page A?> Red Brigade Vows To Kill Aldo Moro ROME <AP> -Four identical messaaes .clalmina to come from the Re(\ llrigades-saioto- day they were .. carrying out" the death sentence against. kid· napped former Premier Aldo Moro because the government ref\lsed to bargain with the guer· riUas. . The latest Red Brigade 0 com· munique." found ln Rome, Milan, Turin and Genoa aCte- · anonymous phone calls to the news media, waa being cbe(ted ·for autbentl(ity. It was vqu. Or/" whether the 61-year.Old presi- dent of the Christian Democrat Party bad bHn killed. .. We conclude the battle which began March 16 by carrying out the death verdict to which Aldo Moro bas been sentenced," I.be message read. Moro was kidnapped March Death Issue Weighed W adJill Trial Jury Debates 11th Day BJ TO• BARLEY °' .. ....., .......... A Jutt ta..\ appe~ to be ecMJ· ceatraU•• •• uae tssae or wbetb•r a baby allegedly strangled by Dr. Willlam Baxter Waddill bad any meaningful brain funcUon begab lts lllb clay of deliberation today in Orange County Superior Court. If jurors who heard a pathologist's triaJ testimOD)" re- read 'lbursday go along with bis findings it may lead UMm to share . .prosecutor Robert Cbt· tertoo" argument that t.be baby· was alive in terms of braia func- tions when Waddill strangled her. The ·tsaue arose when defense lawyers persuaded .Judge .James K. Turner to read an added Jury instructlcln to the effect that a person ls dead if there ls evidenee of tDtal and irreversi· ble brain damage. The reading led the delighted Waddlll to comment, "Tbat'1 ex· actly what I said lo t.be trlat You can't kill a dead baby." But the testlmcmy of Dr. Kurt Benlraohke reminded jurors Thursday of b1s opinion that the baby girl allegedly cboted by Waddill was alive for at least 30 minutes after bil'ttl"and possibly longer. The UC San Diego pathologist tesUfled during the trial that Brown Cites Media SAN DIEGO <AP> -Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. bas played down rumors that. he'll run Cor president in 198tr. saylne 50 per- Cfo?llt of such talk ls generated by memben of the East Coast news media. even a person wit.b mioimal braiD ste~ aeUYU:Y-tbe most prlmlUve Iona el brlin fuuc-Uoe-t......,. all•e. TM ~ eonteAda &bat the infant alle«edlY murdered by Waddill bad at least such brain stem activity and that it was clearly apparent when an autopsy was performed. The Orange County Coroner's Office ni.led alter the autopsy that the baby girl wl)o survived a' saline abortion performed on (See WADDILL, Page A.2> Students Say OK, but Nullity May Be Out RIVERSIDE fAP> -A ma· Jority of students who voted ln an advisory election favor nude poolside sunbathing on a trial basis at UC R1¥etSide. · But UC Riverside offieials in· dicated Thursday they weren't persuaded by a "yes" vote from 326 of 650 students who responded to the question: "Do you support a two-week trial period for nude sunbathing dur· Ina speclfted hours at UCR pool?" Vice Chancellor Louis J. Leo has already stated for the rec-- ord: •'Nude sunbathing is not an appropriate activity for a col· lege.• The pl"OpOlal was raJsed on the 5,000..student campus by 1raduate student James Ham· mood, 25. wbo favored screening off a 1ectioo ot the pool area. \ ... 16, and later the Red Brigades said be had been sentenced to death at lt"'peop~'s triat. '" • The latest statement did not use the past tense to say Moro had already been tilled. It W8' in the present tense. opening the way to different intel'pretaticns. Past messages judged to have come from the Red Brigades also were fou11d almost simultaneously In Rome, Turin. Milan and Genoa. A purported Red Brigade message delivered in Rome April 18 saying Moro had been killed was later dis· owned by the urban &Oerrilla gaog, which thell issued a ptJoto. graph showing him alive. Today's message. dated May s. was written on a typewriter simllar tQ the one used for pre· vious guerrilla 0 commun6ques." It said \be Bed Briitades had elven the ruling Cb•••Uan Democrat Party "a possibility. · the only one practic.abte . . . for the lreelDg'ol AldO Moro" -to liberate 13 JaileCt tenorist.s. "'I• these 51 4a,ys the reply the CbriltlaD Demffrats, aad its go•eroment. and the ac. compllces whlrh support It has arrived In all clarity,'• the message said. It said the government's re- f us al to negotiate made it necessary for the "sentenee .. to be carried out. Since he was kidnapped seven weets a&o in a street ambush that killed bis five bodyguards. the Christian Democrat government bas steadfastly refused to enter negotiations with Moro 'a Red Briiades kidnappers on their de- mand that Jailed terrorists be freed lo exchange for hls life. The ruling party issued a statement this week saying it would e-onsider the possible granting of "generosity and clemency" to some non-terrori5~ prisoners, but rlrst Moro must be freed and urban terrorism must subside. The government announced today it was rejecting a proposal to grant amnesty to some DOD· terrorist convicts as a way of in· duclng Moro's kidnappers to rree him. Alaelra Shaken ANCHORAGE CAP> -A mOderate earthquake, register. Ing S.1 on the Richter Scale, shook south-central Alaska Thursday. <=oase The blaze aboard Jackson's boat, the 40-foot Lady Angler, was reported by an oil rig tender about five miles j)fi the Santa Barbara coast Im· Tbunday. Disbrow said. The passengers were picked up by another tender, Disbrow Said, and transferred to the cut-ter. Winkler said he and bis bride will honeymoon in Europe. He said the trip would include news conferences in Stockholm, Lon- don and Paris to promote his two recent1Ums. "Heroes." and "The One And Only.•• Winkler said they met two 1ears ago at a Los Angeles clothing store waaere Stacey was working as press aaent. He said he Invited her for a ''7-Up." He said they had been living together for two yean. ValletfGradeSelloels Weaaller Cause of the fire was not known, tbe Coast Guard said. ·PA.T'S DEYUIJON S4J'ED NIXON Pat Nixon 1ave her husband the 1tn!ogth be needed to pull tbroulh the phlebttla that flared when M left the Wblte House tor the 1eclusloo of Cua Paclflca. Without her. Richard Nlxon •ay have coae over tbe brint lDto a total mental breakdown. acco~ to Letter David, Mn. NlxOll'I Mocr_... Tbe 13tb extract from David'• boot, ''1'be Loee1,y Lady ol. Su J. '. Clememe: 'lbe Story/of. ~at NI~ E.:; .... a....an 111 Pace AT. Asked bow be proposed. Winkler said. ''She was taking a bath and I went outside to pick a daffodil we had grown ln our Gum and Jewelry. Taken by llmPar A buratar Who entered via the unlocked front door took Jewelry, lun8 and wine valued at '2.M> from a Sunset Beach home. Oran1e County 1berilf'1 of· Ileen Mid Ute iatruder at tbe home of bu.alnetaman Richard L. Colllnt, ~1 of 1m1 Bayvtew St., eat.red uae bom• wbUe t.be YleUm and hll l•mllt were out tbdt.nner. CUthackPlan,:Defended Fountain Valley (element.at)') School Dist.rlct. officl•ta lu'bed out Thursday acainlt critics ol a P.ropoaed ree:ClHtiOD plan that some tea ud pareata claim w9ald deltroy tile 41•· lrlct'a lnaevatl.e pl'Oll'alDI. Tbe lcbool boaftt took DO 8C• Uon on die ~ eou bClt plau to CC Iller aPlll'OYa.1 of tM pl• aest'l'buiid.aY. · Schol ~f Pnlidetat Dtdt Pham told 1 crowd ol •bout ao tacben and ,._a tllat proo aram1 aicb u mullc. lleotally · Gifted Minor• <MOil) and ~ ~ weuld not be etlmin...S but ...a.y ~ ai Niel tbe :,cian•.. are cut ewtl uid ..... ben &Qd atadent. •PM.d more Ume oo bulc subjects. po1ta now held by teachers, has Dtstntt aklel said UM Dlaa come Udder Ore by parent. and would t.lre .. admhal1tratCve" teacbersuwell. dutlet a-.y fl'Olb t.aehel't wbo They clalm t.be cuts •pell a al'9 Down a "leam.IU etater cban1e la pbllosophy oa tbe coordlnl&On .. Md llve JIOK and &earnl.aC ~r ldea. m&llk ......... dudee to ,....au . And D1U11e bickers and MOM elallftomlDltructorl. ()ANDtl feel tbe1r younptel' wlll Some apec;lilbed tucben ,. reHl•• ae. u 1 result ol u-e cetve • oam u to ~t . cut.. men U.. tlMlr ripJal' N for • •ulo tMdlltra would be e1.a learalDI ·Hiter and .11011 from 12 to• lf the board ap. c:oonllMitot dt!IW. pl'OVU tbe plan. Oftldall Mid lAlftllnC center A nw ma.le profram plan eoordtaator dull.. uald be w°"1d ~ ror nplar elaaroom Plelled•bl ltberltldf ad aDow t.eaeben t.o ...a more male. leacben to apead moN tlme tn JMatriCt lilclM aald W. .oulcl clallrooaw. req...,.. men t.acber ~· But tbe pnpcJl4ICI cut ol '1 e·._. ol &llilt tmdl aaftd bJ tM ...,..._... ~ -~--·eteu&d be~ •~•o• eoantluklr ~u.. t1a1a av• tacw tl'.alalal. Oftldall Nkt Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday mornlog becoming mostly fair Saturday afternoon. Lows' tonight in mid~. Highs Saturday In low ?Os'. I .. . 1 Trash Strike Contract Efforts . Vote Likely • , • Progress &triking Or(lnJu.· County truck vere probably wall vole ag&an nday on ~ mana&ement con- (filct they NJected last Satur· • day. a spokesmun for Teem•t.ert ' ~<'al 398 said today. Gene Raal'lch. prei.adent of tht • Orange County loul, ul111J !\aid .. strTJCe roads of 135 J)t'r ~k • w,re distributed lo thl' drivtn • Thursday. The 11trlkc befeun • almost. three week11 u.co. • The JWlidarlty 11hown by 1tlrlk 1ng dravens. who rc:11oundlnJ4lv rejected the munu.ct•mt•nt ntlc•1 ~Ocean View ~Students • ~Win Awards S<.·1cnN• l'ltu1l1•111,; ll'c1m 1111111 ' 1n~ton llt•Udt'11 0('\lAll \'Ir \\ . School Dlstrkt huv•• won 111•11r I\' , half the ll t pc111athh.1 "'"*'"•'" I bestowt'd In Orun~c' l '1111111)' : St' ll.'0<'(' t '1.11r rom,•t'I It IOll • C1rc-k Vl\'W St• 1c.x1l, with h\111 · flr~t_placc w\niu•r1, tlod with ""7"--rndent Tunlor TtrKl\~l m Anah'eim for the total numbtlr ,,f winners' points The Ocean View School Ol:i lnct overall took 47 or lhl' l 11 ' aw<.1rds given in the_1mnual com ~ petition among seventh, efghth : and ninth graders, many or • whom wU4 .. now compete in ·th& · state contest. ; First place winners included · Janell Schanahorn, Christine Delgado, Diana Weaver. (dark . Colby and James Hofbauer. Additional winners who took • home second and third place · awards are Judy Armstrong, • Marvin Carlberg, Llsa Escobar. · Diane Scott. Darrell Chan, Paul . Crofford and Deborah Escobar. Also. John Garcia, Ann Slaros, •Lisa Anderson, Jonathon : Church. Douglas Erber, Ken • Meng, Carolynn Quinn, Diana • Kong. Edwin Maurer, Scott 1 : Yos hiiuka, Mark Weisman , . Maria Pagter and Christine ·Ward. . ·. . : .Ainoost Pkms Added Flights To Canada Officials at Hughes Airwest said today their plan to initiate air service to the Canadian cities or Calgary and Edmonton w1 ll not aCfect their Orange -County operation. Thursday the Ci vil Aeronautics Board sent Presi· dent Carter a recommendation that the airline be awarded non· stop service to the two northern cities from California. : If the plan is approved, ··Airwest would have the authorl- 1.y to fiy from San Francisco and ·:Los Angeles to the Alberta .it:teslinations. -Tbe CAB s elected Airwest !ove r anolher applicant. Western •Airlines. Air Canada currently )lies these routes. •. . :Masked Trio • :CO'Modem' ;'CULVER CITY <AP> -A <()Wlsked trio armed with "Weapons and a walkie-talkie )urned to be following a well- . ..-ehearsed television script as "they robbed a 12th-floor invest- ·mcnt firm in Culver City. , They tied up a company ~mployee whom they encoun- tered Thursday after they broke tot of the oUices of Airport Properties Investment Inc. • ' Meanwhile, the trio com· ~unicated via walkie-talkie with :Softleone outaide-. ... ----------.... H/F DAILY PILOT ... loll wcckcn•I. hua betun to c.-rumble ln the· f 1m .· of th1 hlnna of no n-union drlv~n by tbe llrm• M on11emont nogoU1ton have refuiuid to ortCJr any more morwv St rlkt•r11 , who wurv roct.1lvlng 14.~ &&n...JU>ur. wor •eeJdnte lmmc-dlUh• rulH lO M.50 and en ulllm&ah• rul•" to .,.,50 over o thraf1 yt•ttr J'Orlod. Tht• muu11,.tm\t1nl otror 11 tor " r11h1 to Sb :ts lmmvdlalely and $0 1l11rl111i1 th th1-..1c1 yt111r1. 'fht• flrm11 bt~a&11t\ hh'lna new 1lrlvM11 Mo11tl11y 11n1S rHumod I ro11h 11lt•k111111 f111• tho mUUon lllUI' On.nwo l 'ouulv rt110d"1nht 111•rvNl hy lhC' firm•. whl'1h con t r1t1•t with 1111mc1rou• C'lllti•. w 111111 "1111 o v . "' 1111 .-M •' 111 r n t 1111okv11111(111 0111111u111•111I llrnt lhu 111•w tlrl \'r'r" woulcl h4' ktifll '''"'"' 1111111111 y It 1111111•11. whu 11ul1t 11 lrllcl1111 1h '""' • \'011hl '"' luwk 011 th•• Joh n• ""'''~ "" Tuti•clitV, woult'fn 'l l'l)m u1.-11I 011 hc1w 111,, 11111011 wlll llUlt tor Klefu Contract talks between teachers and Fountain ~alley (eleme ntary) School di,trict negotiators are reported moving much smoother than a week fgo when a stale-appointed medla\or was called to aid in the stalled negotiations. officials said Thursday. Teachers and ~istrict oUieials declined to discuss details of the negotiations until next Wednes-day . "We have had discussion on all contract areas including salary but we are not ready to publicly state what has been said on that issue." said district chief negotiator Bob Read. "We dn not want to negotiate the contract in the newspaper, .. Read added Read said the current con- troversy over district proposed special program cuts does not have a direct bearing on teacher contract talks. 1 "''' 1r \.tw fh'm" "'fu1m to l\lrt1 hill'~ 11nmt:' 11r th" .trlv~r" Unw~•Vctt'. hn Ulll, "J\nybody 111111 '" t•nua:hl clnh1• vlolunro wlll 11111 lw tml t>11t'k to work. bul 1111voaw .,1,.,1 will lK• put buck to ~...-. ·~ .. ~)ltL wm •l6lnod up for tho union." ThC'lr hcurt~ ure in ll. ull right, but their > h·J.!~ uren't quite rcody ror the task. Five lilth.• J.!ll'ls in T~m·y Vun Ulurcom's "dance lor lol!." da:ss at the Snn Clemente Reach Club deserve commendations for effort. They are. from left. Diane Fries. 5: Cara Veale. 3; Zulaika Vargas. 4: Erin McCaskil. 3. and Stephanie Burnsteel. 3. "The proposed program cuts are out of the scope of ne~otia· tions." except for discussion of teacher·lo-student ratios or class stze. Read said. But teacher leade r Yale Wishnick disagreed . "Eve rything is inter-related." Wishnick asserled. Carl Lindeman . ~slness repr~s~tatlvtt for the local, said nn unfu.lr labor practices com- phunt was filed Thursday with the Natronat Labor Relations B~A rd to protest the hlr\ng or non- union worlcers dUr1ngthe strtke. strike. • ,....-PajeAJ LA-London-Skytra•n BOVAN ••• Teacher packets that began Monday in front or the district offices have apparently cease11. Flights Due S 26 court. ep. l . " Maroni! has no.t yet been e _ charged iQ CODl\eCtiOn witll. the crime bul bis son . Anthony One tea e her , Georgi<.1 Holstrum, said not all .fbe teachers who picketed Monday are concerned specincally with the current contract talks. But management spokesmen have maintained they have a right to operate tb.eir com- panies. "As far as I'm concerned. this strike is over," Raul Rangel, vice president of Jaycox Dis· posal. said Thursdav. Fro.P~AJ FONZ ••• or fine arts degree from Yale University . Although he is best known as The Fonz. Winkler has appeared in roles with the Yale Repertory Company, on Broadway, in films and in a number or other television series. LONDON <AP> -Freddie . Laker, the British entrepreneur who p1oneered a cul-rate, no. frills Skytrain service to New York, got government approval today to operate a Skytrain to Los Angeles. The Civil Aviation Autb<>rity said it granted Laker Airways an air transport license for a single-class, walk-on service to Los Angeles from Gatwick Airport south or London. The Los Angeles Skylrain is due to begin operation Sept. 26. the first anniversary or the New York Skytrain. Laker fought for years to gel government approval for his Skytrain to New York. He argued that trans-Allantic air rares were too bigh and that he Bates Upped 10o/() Charged/or Home Loam LOS AN6ELES <AP> -Home loan rates have returned to double figures in Southern California for the first lime in nearly four years as Great Western Savings and Gibraltar Savings posted a home mortgage interest rate of 10 percent. As other savings and loan institutions prepared to hike home loan rates too. industry officials placed the blame on the genera l rise in money. market rates. fueled by government credit· tightening efforts. The officials also noted heavier than usual withdrawals at S&Ls. a tradition in April when in· come and property taxes have to be paid. • Despite the return of home loan rates to double digits for the first time since the interest rate soared to 11 percent in 1974. industry representatives re- ported a strong demand for loans . Ron Lane. assistant vice president of American Title Co. in Beverly Hills, said: "Business is phenomenal. ltMl;es are selling like hotcakes and brokers are selling more now than any time this year." Temporary Chopper Home Found by BB? The question of where Huntineton Beach's five police helicopters wW be temporartly based wblle a new heliport site in their home city is soucht is no longer completely up in the air. A tentative lease agreement for a base on the west side or the Orange County Airport runway is now being evaluated by City Attorney OaU Hutton and her staff. Oaee it la cle1~. perhaps by the May 1S Huntington Beacb. Ci· ty Council meeting, it should 10 to the panel for approv1I, says Erich H. Matthews, assistant lo the city adminlstrator. Tbe movec ls nece11ltated because the clty'a Departm~t or Building and Public Wort.s has branded tbe m1Ung banaar r1c1Uty Mar Gothlrd street Ud TalbertAvenqe u UMafe. ShUUn1 1 .aln~ earth dll· covered ID UM • ltadlq to eoncernt baa ecom• more tevere aue to recent beavy rain.. The mow WW onlY be a t.m· porary OM. dty Offtcl1ll say. Tblt II due to the Um• element encouoMNd l.n reqwnas t.be two belleo.,_. whleb en 110rmall.y 1ly1-...or ~ lot "'•.to ... barn co &M ldniart ,_ ~Ont la aa ..aw:--.s two oUMr .Korean War Yl.Dt.ue c~ > • are cannibalized for spare parts. Aero Detail Lt. Robert Mor· rison 1ays the so-'called turnaround time will red!,lce patrol time spent by about 45 minutes. The choppers, wblcb bne flown a total of 22,433 _b~1 equivalent to 52 times arouna tbe world since 1969, have their own maintenance crew which wm move to the temporary base. Tallmantz Aviation, which services other police helicopters from Orange Coast arencJet.i. _Is not equipped to malntain pell btllcopten used int.be city, Mor· rison says. "U •a kind of Ullie drlvLna a Chevy or a Ford.~ .c_e&Nd for Cbevvlea and we dove a to•ord," 1_,ya tbo founder of Onnae County'• first police heUcoJ*l"patrol. Tbe eb®Den took lo the alt ln 1969 and the Aero Detail WU ell· ed thta week by the American Jtellce>pter AuocJ1Uon for fb'lDI for nlne Yeart with CJDb' one ae· cl dent. A noa•pollce obee.rver rldlllC ••• w ~· lbe eye.ht·~ *1 eGDtePt aiJaw ~ fo1' a brtef.perlod WU tui.d iD that fleri crub apparentlf c.uaed by mecbanlcal fallur. • could still make a profit by cul· Ung back oa unnecessary frills and appeaUng mainly to people who don't lravel oo expense ac· counts. As of mid-March, the~edaUy Skytrain service t i~ew York using DC·lO Jumbo Je made a net profit tot Luer Airways of around $1.38 mUllon . Under tbe license granted by the Civll Aviation Authority, the Skytrain fare from Loodoo to Los Angeles Oct. t -June 30 will be $155. In tbe peak period July 1-Sept. 30 the fare will be $118. From Los Angeles to London the fare wUl be $220 SepL l·May 31 and ~ June l ·Au1. 31. The price ot the fare excludes meals • ,..efreebments and ¥tertaln· meat. 11ckets must not be sold before 4 a.-m. local time on the day of departure. . Laker's Skyt.rain service has prompted a revolution In trans- Atlantic air travel. Regularly scheduled airlines have in· troduced various sorts of re· duced rares. such as standby and advanced booking, to com- pete with Laker Airways on the presUglous route. Police Seeking Lettutt Thieves REDWOOD CITY <AP> - Police were looklne today for two men who stole a load or let· tuce from a field in Camarillo and sold it at bargain prices in Redwood City. Investigators were called when the stolen lettuce was of· fered for 40 cents a head on Redwood C\ty streets. Last week lettuce was selling at almoct $1 a head in most markets. The thieves were described as being about 30 and driving a yellow pickup truck. Macone Jr., is one or the seven defendants. Miss Addison was questi~ by police ·becaU!e of her rela· tionsbip with Fiori. She testified during the hear· ing that polic'e held guns on children as they went to the Marone home in search of young Tony. ·'The court disbelieves state- ments about guns belng held on children or others in the entry or that house." Jud~oeeland said. He also ruled that the murder weapon recovered in Newport Harbor will be admissible as evidence even though witness statements leading to Its re· covery were challenged by the defense attorneys. Judge Kneeland's ruling today dbes not end the pre·trial mo· tioas for the defense. They will continue May 22 in his courtroom. f',....PageAJ POWER ••• company's offer. A union spokesman. who said that lhe strike "would have been a dandy"' indicated lbat talks would continue until Tuesday. He said that he was hopeful that the two sides could reach agreement. Carter Rebuffed WASHtNGTON CAP> -The House voted Thursday. 227 lo 136. to make room in 1\s ten· tatlve budget for tax credits to help pay tuition of students in private elementary and seron· dary schools as well as colleges. The vote. •lthough It did not directly advance legislation for such credits. was a rebuff to President Carter and the House's own Budget Committee. Mrs . Holstrum ~aid teachers are more concerned wilh pro. posed program cuts. W ishnick disputed Mrs. Holstrum's claim. Fro• Page A I WADDILL. • the 18-year-old mother was <.1 vielim or manual strangulation. l t is alleged by the prosecution that WaddHI murdered the child because he believed she had suf. fered massive bra.in damage from immersion in the saline and would be little more lhan a human vegetable if she lived. A doctor who testified that he saw Waddill choking the baby told the jury that Waddill •sug. gested four other ways in which the infant couJd be eliminated. including drowning her in a bucket of water. Body Mailer Found Insane CHICAGO (AP) -A 39-year· old auto factory worker who killed a nurse a nd mailed parts of her body around the world has been fotmd innocent or murder by reason or insanity. Miguel Valdes also was found innocent for the same reason of murdertng the nurse's doctor in April 1977. C ircuit Judge Ear l E . Strayhorn made the ruling after a week-long trial in whieh psychiatric testimony was en. tered that Valdes had been in· sane at the time of the killings. Our showroo"1 is a virtual kaleidoscope of colors. The reasons are varied-; ~- We know that color coordinating is the primary target when buying carpet. Quality is usualty second in line. and because we have such a vast selection of quahties. it is easy 10 coordinate color and quality to each individual's taste However, we know that a volume of samples looking at you can seem very confusing-but we feel that showing 1ust a few samples is not ~ fair representation of the carpet business. Our huge selection gives our salespeople every possible option in wo(t(ing with people, helping them to hnd the perfect choice. So If you are an the morket to select your earpeting--$8f oct AJden·s to help vou. that's what we· re here fort t t • ,...,. .. ,. ····-DEN'S : iiiibl11atiiin: ·custom drspsriss linoleum • vJOOCI floor .. 1661. ~CINTtA AVENUl! • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92621 • ,HON! 646·'4131 -6At>-23S$ . . . / VOL. 71, NO. 125, 4' SECTIONS, 4 PAGES FRIDAY, MAY S1 1978 Today's Clo lag~ N. Y. Stoeka • TEN CENTS Tu1·tle Rock Residents .Rap Corridor About 70 Orange Cout resi· dents told representatives of the county pl'&Ming stair Thurs,day that tbey wish the proposed San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor would be transported somewhere else -prefeta bly in-to oblivion. .. If I had my way, I would eUminate it completely," said one Turtle Roclt resident at the m eeting at University High School in Irvine. The public meelinJ had been called by the Envaronmen\al Managerueqt Agency or OranJie County to seek community com· me nts on the prqposed link between the Corona del Mar Freeway in Irvine with the San Diego Freeway near SaddJeback College. A number ot people at the meeting identified .themselves as residents of Turtle Rock in Irvine, near which the corridor would pass. One woman said she bought her house i~ Turtle Rock nine yea,rs ;.go, passing up homes in Harbor View Hills because they were too close to the then- proposed Fifth Avenue Bypass through Corona del Mar. Robert Rende, manager of the project planning division of the EMA. told the audience that the Board ol SQPEll'Vison has ap- proved the corridor JD concept, Ju but is still studying possible routes. He 'sajd eonstrucllon ls estimated to be five to 1S years away. Fred Pearson. a represen· tative or project consultants Gruen Assoc!iates, Inc .. said one option that wtll be presented to supervisors will be to elimlnate lbe project. Thursday's meeting, one or several acbeduled by the EMA in preparing its environmental impact report, was partially dis· rupted by audible g"2mbllngs about the corridor among some members of the audience. In addition, many or the resi- dents left durio& the ·two and a half hour meeting, with only about. IO remaining at the end. No one in the audience had anything good to say about the project. ··1 think the whole thing is to push development down into the south county," one man com- mented. Loss or views, damage to wildlife and plants, noise prob- lems and the loss of rural 4lf'eaS were amonf the objection• raised by audience members. Rende responded that studies by the county have shown that the corridor will M required to meet future transportation <See ROUTE, Page Ai> (, t Hopefu]s Unfit? County Bar Panel Says 4 of 6 Unqualifwd . OINf"" ~-u. .. ..,.. IAYINE Fl~E THURSDAY INJURED ONE FIREMAN Oamege Eatimated at $31,000 to Houff, Contents Firenlan Injured lit Irvine. Blaze A $31.000 fire that injured one fireman destroyed the garage and part or the roof or an Irvine · house Thursday. Capt. Bruce Turbeville, Coun· ty Fire Department spokesman, said one firefighter had to be treated for smoke inhalation. He said no residents were at home when the fire broke out shortly before l p.m. at the ·home of Martin Graff, 15421 Orleans Cir- cle The fire at the two.story home took 53 minutes lo extinguish, Turbeville said. He said the (ire was at first thought to have been caused by an explosion but firemen later concluded the noise had been caused by the fire and may have been a paint can exploding. Damage from the fire was estimated at S20,000 to the build· ing and $11,000 to contents. Turbeville said. The cause is still under investigation. LA-London Skytrain Flights Due Sept •. 26 LONDOl'il <AP> -Freddie Laker. the British entrepreneur who pion~red a cut-rate, no· frills Stytrain service to New York, got government approval today to operate a Skytrain to Los Aqgeles The Civif"Aviation Authority said ll granted Laker Airways at' air transport license for a Coas t Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday morning becoming mostly (air Saturday atternoen. Lows tonight in mid-505. Highs Saturday in low 70s. INSIDE T8DA ~ Ski/ dioen take long atepi. Thou JmJCtidno Jor the El Toro Morine &Jae Atr Sltroto Ilda weekend did aome recent tumbt.• off tt,e back 9J CH_. ,,.IJcopten. Story and photo• on Page CJ. .. single-class. walk-on service to Los Angeles fr<l.Dl Gatwick Airport south of London. The Los Angeles Skytraln is due to begin operation Sept. 26. the first anniversary of the New Yor~ Skytrain. Laker fought for years to get government approyal for bis Skytrain to New York. He argued that trans-Atlantic air rares were too hiah and that he could still make a eroftt by cut· ling back on UOIJ~essary frills and appealing mafnly to' people who don't travel on expense ac· counts. As of mid-March, the once· dally Skytraln se.rvtce to New York using DC·lO Jumbo jets had made a net profit fo~aker Airways ol around $1.38 m on. UndeP the license gran by the Civil AvtaUon Authority, e Skytrain fare from London to Loa Angeles Oct. l ·Jl.lne 30 wm be $1'5. ln the peak period July 1-Sept. 30 the fare will be $118. From Los Angeles to London the fare wtn be $220 Sept. 1-May 31 and $248 June 1-Aua. 31. The price of the rare excludes meals, relre1hment1 and entertain· ment. Tickets mutt not be eold before 4 a.rn. local Ume oo the day of departure. By TOM BARLEY Of llW IMllf ...... lutf Four of six lawyers who are challenging judges in the June 6 eleclion are norqualtfied for j udicial office. a 15-m ember Orange County Bar N;sociatlon commiUee alleged ·today. -1rar ' Association Presfdent Jack Trotter denied that his committee was trying to tell the people how to vote. Trotter went bn, however, to announce that in lbe commit- tee's opinion, only Deputy Dis· trict Attorney Gary P. Ryan and Anaheim attorney Robert El Camino· Dedicates Solar Rig By JACKIE HYllAN • Of .. .....,,.... ..... GrtY 18kles and occasional llgb( dri~zle.s dldn 'l stop Thursday a dedlcallon or a $428,000 solar beatlna and cool· Ing system at El Camino Real School in lrvfae. The system, whose major funding came from the U.S. Energy Research and Develop· ment Administration, was hailed as a step into a less polluted future at a dedication ceremoqy. Students, who have lived for some thi:ee months with the sound of hammering over their beads, sang tributes to clean air befpre Irvine Unified School Dis- trict board chairman June Foley flipped the switch that turned on the system. Among the speakers at the ded· icalion were Jerry Yudelson, head or the state Solar omce; William Arntz, r egiona l representative of the U .S. Department of Energy; and Robert Middleton, project direc- tor and a representative or the N atlonal Aeronautics and Space Administration. District Superintendent of Schools Stan Corey recalled for students how. as a teacher in ~8. he and his class were told -t:llere was plenty or oil for hun· (See SOLAR, Page AZ> Laker's Skytralo service bU promptecl a reYolltioo 1n ttans-Atlulle atr travel. Re1ularly 1obeduled airllnH have In· trodueid ano. aorta or re duced ,.,..., aucb u standby Jnd advQCC!d booklQI, to eocn·1-pete WIUi t.aker Alnvtya on the prHUtl®IJl'OU\e. • - Weav_er can be regarded as Superior Court Judge Leonard qualified. . · Goldstein of ~wpo~t Bea~h. Ryan is challenging Judge Milla rd is taJtang on Supenor lryne C. Bl«ck of New_Qort_.towtJu5iie...Richard Hamilton of Bea.c ~. fo r her Santa Ana South.Laguna. .n-Mun~c1pal Court seat. Wef!ver is Wall is challenging Superior seekmg to uvset Superior Court Court Judge Robert. C. Todd or Judge .Bruce Sumner _of Laguna • Newport Beach. Schatz is trying Beach. to unseat Judge Arnold Mardkin Trotter said bJs committee of Newport Beach Crom the does not regard deputy district . North Orange County Municipal at~orneys Oretta Sears and Ted Court bench. Millard, Newport Beach at· A bitterly dissappoinled Mrs. tomey Robert Schatz and 5anta Sears condemned the bar survey Ana. _attorney Jay Wall as today as "Totally unfair and quahf1ed. totally st\ocking. Mrs. Sears is challenaing "I reaard m vself as lhP I Dllty,.... ........ SOLAR POWER REALLY TURNS ON JUNE FOLEY TrualM flick• Switch at El Camino Real School foremos( legal expert in this county if not the state and I just can't conceiv~ why the bar should want to do a thing like this to me." ·thtl furious pros- eeutc5t said. "I have won many a wards. I display maturity in my-pnt"· -- fession, I am regarded by alt judges and lawyers as an expert in my field and there are no scandals in my background." she said. Mrs. Sears said she thought the results or the bar survey ..mi$lht have some effect" on <See JUDGE, Page A21 / TV's 'Fonz' Weds His lloornrnate NEW YORK <API -Henry Winkler. heartthrob of teeo- a1ers as television's "1't}e Fonz." waa manied today to the woman he has been IMnt with. Stacey \\teitzman. The weddJng. with only family a nd friends in attendance. was he Id In the Cong r eg a,1.i011 Habonim. a ManhMtan synagogue. The best man was the new Mrs. Winkler's 6·year.old son. J ed. Winkler , 31. a star of the hit ABC series "Happy Days," told reporters he does not believe his popularity with teen-age fans will decline after his marriage. Winkler and his 30·year·old red-haired bride met the press after the ceremorty at a news conference at the posh St. Regis Hotel. Winkler called his mar- riage "a long-time contract with no options -il would be destruc· tive lo think about it any other way." Winkler said he and his bride will honeymoon in Europe. He said the trip would include news • conferences in Stockholm, Lon· don and Paris to promote his two recent films. "Heroes." and ·'The One And Only.'· Winklcr,said they met two years a~ at a Los AnJ(eles <See ONZ, Page A2 I .... . •. • ·. . . . . . . . : f. • lust for Kicks Their hearts arc in it. all right. but their legs aren't quite ready for the task. Five little girls in T t•1Ty Van Blarcom's ''dance for tots" class al t he San Clemente Beach Club deserve commendations for effort. T hey are. from left. Diane F ries. 5; Cara Ve a I c. 3 ; Z u I a i k a Vargas. .J,: Erin • McCaskil. 3. and Stephanie Bur~eel. 3. ' Ref endants Denied Ju!lge Nixes Motions in Bovan Case 8)' GUY GRANVILLE Of ... DMlf ...... ll.lff Defendants In the Stephen Bov art murder case suffered legal setbacks Thursday when their motions to have thrown out or court evidence and state· ments expected to be used agalnst them at their upcoming trl al were denied. Oral\ge County Superior Court Judge Robert Kneeland ruled against the defense in all major issues brought before him dur· ing five weeks of pre·trial hear· ings. Bovan, of Fountain Valley. was shot lo death last Oct. 22 outside' the El R a nc hilo restaurabt in Newport Beach. His gangland-style slaying led Newport Beach police on an in· vesligation trail that uncovered an alleged international drug smuggling operation as well as the charging of seven persons in connection with the murder. Today. Judge Kneeland ruled in all majj>r Instances that Newport Beach police acted properly as they went about the task of tmravellng the network or intrigue surrounding Bovan's murder. Judge Kneeland. for example, ruled that police act.eel with just cause when they arrested al· leged drug dealer Alexander Kulik and seized druaa round in his car. The ponce also were jusllfted in arresting alleged Bovan gun· man Jerry Fiori. 41 , and searching his automobile, Judge Kneeland ruJed. He also said statements made to police by Anthony "Big Tony" Marone Sr. and Debbie Addison we re made voluntarily and then~fore are admissible in -,,....page Al FONZ ••• Clothing store where Stacey was working as press •gent. He said he invited her for a "7·Up." He said they had been living together for two years . Asked how he proposed. Winkler said, "She was taking a bath and I went outside to pick a daffodil we had grown in our garden. I dropped it into the tub and asked, 'Will you marry me?'Sbesaid. 'Oh, Henry'!" Winkler said he hopes his ians are happy for him. adding, "I hope they can also make a com- mitment in their lives." court. Marone has not yet been cbar&ed in connection with the crime but his son . Anthony Marone Jr .. is one or the seven defendants. Ml$S Addison was questioned by police because of her rela· tfonshlp with F1ori. She te$Ufied during the hear. Ing that police held guns on children as they went to the Marone home in search of young Tony. ''The court disbelieves state· ments about guns being held on children or others in the entry of that house," Judge Kneeland said . He also ruled that the murder weapon reeovered in Newport Harbor will be admissible as evidence even though witness statem ents leading to its re- covery were chaJle1tged by the defense attorneys. Judge Kneeland's ruling today does not end the pre-trial mo- tions for the defense. They will continue May ~ in his courtroom. Kidnappers to Kill Aldo Moro? A native New Yorker. Winkler lives in CaJifomta where the television series aboqt a group of middle-American teen.agers in the mld·1950's is taped. Winkler's Fonzie -a warmed·bearted, greasy-haired, womanhing high school dropout -has grown into something of a Sand Blizzard Traps Drivers; 25 Rescued PALM SPRINGS <AP> About 25 people bad to be rescued from their ,.cars when violent .winds s wirled lip a sandstorm so bfindtng that firemen bad 14. wear goggles in performing the rescue, o(ficials said. .· . . ROME <AP> Four identical messages cla1m1ng to come · from the Red Brigades said to- c'rny-lMY were 1 ·c·arrying out" ( the death sentence against kid· \ napped former Premier Aldo Moro because the government • rerused to ~arga in with the guer· ( nllas. The latest Red Brigade .. com· ' 01un1que." found in Rome. Milan. Turin and Genoa after I . anonymous phone calls to the news media, was being checked for authenticity. It was vague on wbetberthe 6t·year-otd-lJTeSf· - dent of the ChrisUan Democrat Pa rty had been killed. "We conclude the battle which began March 16 by carrying out the death verdict to which Aldo Moro bas been sentenced," the message read. Moro was kidnapped March f JUDGE CANDIDATES. • • vote rs deciding between her and Judge Goldstein on June 6. -Hut I am not discouraged," she said. "l certainly intend to put a 11 my strength behind this effort for I think that I am the -better JUd~C' .. Millard said today that the county bar ··was so busy fi nding me not qualified that they didn't find time to note my oppoent's <Judge Hamilton> recent con· fess1on that he nasified court re· cords. f'ro.. Page Al ROUTE ••• needs and lhal il will cut down on pollution by about five per· cent and on traffic delays by more than 50 percent. . He said county super visors , ·ore expected to re view the EIR -sometime this fall or winter. = Man Arrested : In Sl,aying .. SAN DIEGO <AP> -Police • have arrested a disabled Na· • lion al City milkman for in· ;; vestigation of murder after hi~ # wife's body was round wrapped : in ca r peting material in a " s ha llow San Diego riverbed • J:ra ve. officer • t Robert John Martinez. 55, was " oooked into county jail Thursday : 1lfler police responding to an in· -.· tormant's tip discovered the 1.o. •body of J11anna T. Martinez, 34, ~: b1'ried under pieces or concrete · •• bfbck. . . • Homicide Lt. 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HM =r.:...•o :~~ ~ll!Yl -~- ''They just don't want lawyers to r un against inc umbent judges," Millard said. "Let 's not rock the boat even though a j udge like my opponent has been reprimanded by the California Com mission on Judicial Performance because of his tam· pering with court records. "It doesn't change my cam· paigo plans." MUlardsaid. "All it does is make me even more de· termined." Judges Mordkin, Goldstein, Sumner and Todd are rated "well qualified" in the bar sur· ,,~y . Judges Black and HamUton are rated as "qualified." Trotter stressed that what is now an annual survey by the bar should not be taken by Orange County voters as his organiza· lion's suggestion on how they should vote June 6. • "This Is for pqblic information only," he said. "We feel lt might be a valuable guide but we are not telling voters how to vote." Trotter noted that a record • number or judges are being challenged in this year's elec· Uons and predicted that "tbls la the trend of lbe future. "Everybody is challenging everything," he said. "But J do "think a major factor In this year's elections is that Judies a ppointed by Governor Brown are being challenged. "Many voters and lawyers are dissaUsfied with Brown appoint· ments and this dissatisfaction is reflected on the ballots.·· Trotter said. I • I Pol~ Seeking Lettuce Thieves REDWOOD CITY (AP> - Police were looking t¥ay for two men who stole a load of let· tuce from a field in Camarillo and sold it at bargain prices ln Redwood City. . Investigators were called when the stolen lettuce was of. fered for 40 cents a bead on Redwood Cit.)' streets. Last week lettuce was sellin& at almost St a bead ln most markets. The thlews wero described u being about 30 and drlvlnt a yellow plckup truck. ~ Pn"S ·D'EYUIJON S4J'ED NIXON Pat Nlxop pvo ber bUlbind ., the ·~he oeeded to pull t.brouth tM pbleblU. that ftifed when be Jett tbe Whit. Ho"" for tho •ctcluaion ol Cua l>aelltea. Without h•.-. Rleb•l'd Nlxon may have gooe over the brlnt lnto a tot.al nlt nla.l breakdown. accordJna to Lea~r David, Mn. Nixop 's blotraphu. The 13th extract from David 's book, ''Tbe l41dY Lady ot San Clememe: Tbe Story~ Pat Nlx· ~"·~on Pase A7. (6, and lal~r the Red Brigades said h~ bad been sentenced to death al a "people's trial." The latest statement did not use the past tense to say Moro had already been killed. It was in the present tense. opening the way lo different interpretations. Past messages judged to have come from the Red Brigajjes a l so were round almost simultaneously in Rome. Turin. Milen and Genoa. A purported Red Brigade message delivered in Rome April 18 saying Moro had been killed was later dis· owned by the urban guerrilla gang, which then issued a photo- graph showing him alive. Today's message, dated May s. was wriUen on a typewriter similar to the one used for pre· vlous guerrilla "communiques ... It said the Red Brigades bad given the ruling Christian Democrat Party "a possibility. the only one practicable . . . for the freeing of Aldo Moro" -to liberate 13 jailed terrorists. "In these 51 days the reply the Christian Democrats. and its government, and the ac· · complices which support it has a rrived in all clarity," the message said . It said the government's re· fusal to nego t ira te made it necessary for the "sentence" to be carried out. Since he was kidnapped seven weeks ago in a s treet ambush that killed bis fi ve bodyguards, the Christian Democrat government h as s teadfastly refused to enter negotiations wlth Moro's Red Brl"ades kidnappers on their de· -,,....p-AJ SOLAR ••• dreds of years to come. "Now we know that isn 't true," said Corey. calling the new sy~ "truJy significant ... A proposal was submitted in 1975 by lbe school district to E RDA. El Camino Real was selected for one of 10 National Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Program proj· eels in nationwide competition. ERDA put up $329,870. with lhe district chipping in $61,838 and consultants anteing up $36,339. The system is not experimen· tal but was designed as a pro· totype tbal officials say they hope to see copied in many bulldlngS. Tbe project. mainly composed of large banks of glass collector tubes, slta atop the roof of EJ C-.mlno Real. It is designed to supplement' the existing elec· trlcal beating and cooltnc 1y1tem, which la automatically activated whenever there's not enol.lfb solar enera available. Th• effective collector area is 5,000 square feet, wltb mu· lmum temperature at the collec· tor outlet 2'0 degrees F"ahr eaheit. Heated water l• also used to chill water, by a concept 1lmllar to tbat lll praent-4ay 1a1 air~ condlllon.iq 1ystems. · I Exe .. enero la cllaalpated by a beat~-on tbe roof. PrilODen Freed ~ BOGOTA. Colombia CAP> Two mUllar)'-clad fUDmen over- ~we~ auardl at a provlnclal JaJI today and rreed three North Amerlc•DI •nd an lri1bman ar· rested I.Jr wt weekend's setsure of mON lban IOO,.tclnl of marl· Juana, beUeved tobave beM tbe btueat haal ~ u.. drUf in hil- tMJ .~ce~ mand that jailed terrorists be cult figure among teeb·agers • freed in exchange for his life. Winkler has used Fonzie's The ruling party issued a popularity to advi.Se teen·agers statement this weelr sayldff it -not-to"drint. nott.tdrop out. not would consider the possible to use drugs. He appeared last g ranting ol •·generosity and year beefore a Senate subcom- clemency" to some non.terrorist mittee on alcoboliam to bemoan prisoners, but first Moro must teen·age drink.Ing. • be freed and urban terrorism Winkler 's father owned an in· must subside. ternalional lumber company. The. govern~ent announced The yowtger Winkler attended today 1t was reJectlng a proposal s c h o o I s i n L a as a n n e • to grant amnesty to some non· Switzerland graduated from terr~rist convi~ts ~s a way or in· Boston's Em'erson College with duc1ng Moro s kidnappers ·to a degree in drama and child free him. psychology and holds a master or fine arts degree from Yale '\ ' Suckers Back I To Missouri NIXA. Mo. CAP> -San Juan Capistra no might have Its swallows. and Hinckley. Ohio. its buuards, but Nixa has Its suckers. The southwest Missouri community is celebrating the presence o f Finley River Suckers -a fish that resembles a carp but has soft lips and makes its spawning r un up the Finley River this time of the year. On Thursday. Sucker Day st a rted with the crowning or the Sucker Day Queen and a parade through Nixa. Script Reinstated OBERAMMERGAU, West Germany CAP> -Despite a boycott threat from lhe American Jewish Congress. town fathers have reversed an earlier decision and reinstated a script for the world·famous Passion Play that critics have denounced as anti·Semilic. University. Although he is best known as The Fonz, Winkler has appeared in roles with.,.the Yale Repertory Company, on Broadway, in films a nd in a number o r other television series. Irvine Youth Injured as Truck Flips An Irvine youth was reported in satisfactory condition today after his truck rammed into the shoulder of Barranca Road late Thursday and flipped end over end. Police said the single·vehicle crash left Glenn Oliver Papan· drea. 19, of 23 Eucalyptus. with a broken or dislocated shoulder. an injured knee and cuts and bruises on the h ead and shoulders. He was admitted to Saddleback Co mmun ity Hospital. The accident. to which there were ,pparently no witnesses. occurred at 11 p.m. Thursdaton Barranca Road just west of Sand Canyon Road. police said. Two passersby stopped to aid Papandrea and call police. They said it isn't yet known what caused Papandrea ·s small pickup lo veer off the road. K.ALEIDOSCOPE Winds guating up to about 70 mph swept the area Thursday night, ktcking up what one person described as a "blizzard of sand." A travelers advisory for high winds and blowing sand in mountains and desert areas was posted again today. "The sand was blowing out on Indian Avenue so bad that peo. pie couldn't see, so firemen went and got them out or lbeir cars." said Riverside County Fire Department dispatcher Capt. Ray Hand. "I beard estimates that the wind was upto70 mph." No injuries were reported. but a number of the cars suffered extensive s and damage. said John Callen. fire engineer in the Nor th Palm Springs station. He said the cars were left at the site overnight. Rescuers had to wear goggles because of "an extreme problem with the sa nd and grit," Callen noted. ..Visibility was down to zero. so several cars went off the road.'· Body Mailer Found Insane~ CH ICAGO CAP> -A J9.year· old auto factory worker who killed a nurse and mailed parts or her body around the world bas been found innocent of murder by reason of insanity. Miguel Valdes also was found innocent for the same reason of murdering the nurse's doctor in Apri l 1977. C irc uit Judge Earl E . Strayhorn made the ruling after a week.Jong tria l in which psychiatnc testimony was en· tered tha~Valdes had been in· sane at the time of the killings. Our showroom is a virtual kaleidoscope of colors. The reasons are varied-: J We know that color coordinating is the primary target when buying carpet. Quality is usually second in line. and because we have such a vast selection of qualities. it is easy to coordinate color and quality to each individual's taste. 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Bar Association President Jack Trotter denied that bis committee was trying to tell the lust for Kida people how to vote. Trotter went on. however. to announce that in the commit- tee's opinion, only Deputy' Dis- trict Attorney Gary P. Ryap and Anaheim attorney Robert Weaver can be regarded as qualified. Ryan is challenging Judie lryne C. Black of Newport Beach for her Santa Ana / Municipal Court seat. Weaver is seeking to upset Superior Court Judee Bruce Sumner of Laguna Beach. . Trotter said bis committee does not regard deputy c:listrkt attorneys Oretta Sears and Ted Millard, Newport Beach al· torney Robert Schatz and Santa Ana attorney Jay Wall as qualified. Their hearts are in it. all right. but their legs aren't quite ready for the task. Five Jittle girls in Terry Van Blaroom's ''dance ror tots" class at the San Clemente Beaeh Club deserve commendaUons for effort. They are. from left. Diane Fries. s: Cara Vea le. 3: Zulalka Vargas. 4: Erin l4cCasldl. 3. and Stephanie Bumsteel. 3. Sand Blizzard Traps Drivers; 25 Rescued : \ LB ·Council Badges Said .'Outrageous' PALM SPRINGS <AP> About 25 people had lo be r~cued from their cars when violent winds swirled up a sandstorm so blindlng that firemen had to wear goggles in performing the rescue, officials said. Winds gusting up to about 70 mph swept the area Thursday night, kicking up what one penon described-as a "bliziJrrtt of sand." -v A travelers advisory for high winds and blowing sand in mountains and desert ·areas was posted again today. By Bl'EVE MITCHELL • Ot ... Dllty ........... Laguna Beach councllwornan Sally Belleroe found a shiny, of· ficial-looking badge in her City Council mailbox this week, but she told fellow council members she really doesn't want the thing. Furthermore, the irate coun- cilwoman thinks the $27.50 price tag for the gold and cbrome- plated trinket is outrageous. "It looks to me just like a police badge," she said. And, in· deed, the medall1on looks good enough to be used in the credits for tbe Adam 12 television series. "It's really fancy," Mrs. •'The sand was blowing out on Indian Avenue so bad that peo-Bellerue said. ple couldn't see. ao firemen went But what bothers the Laguna and got them out of their cars," Beach .councilwoman is· what said Riverside County Fire she's supposed to do with it. "I Department dispatcher Capt. don't know when you're sup- Ray Hand. "I heard estimates posed to use this thing, .. she thatthewindwasupto70mph." said ... When you get pulled over No injuries were reported, but by a pollceofficer'!" a number of the cars suffered . "Are we so special U)at we extensive sand damage, said shouldn't get traffl.c tickets," John Callen, fire engineer in the she asked. But a checJ( with officials at City Hall shows the badges were ordered by the Police depart· ment and,ci1stribut.ed earlier this week. The City Council ls not on rec· ore as approving the purchase. "I just don't think these are the symbols we want to portray," Mrs. Bellerue con· tinued. •'The old rouncil would never have done this." And, apparently, past councils did not choose to eart)4 badg~ either, accordln,g to former Mayor Charlton Boyd. "The subject came up several times while I was on tbe coun- cil," Boyd recalled. "But each <See BADG~. Page .U> PAT'S DKJ'OTION ·SWED NIXON Mra. Sears ls challen1tn1 Superior Court Judie Leonard Goldstein of Newport Beach. Millard ls taking on Superior Court Judie Richard Hamilton of South Laguna. Wall ls challenging Superior Court Judge Robert C. Todd of Newport Beach. Schatz ls tr:Wng to unseat Judge Arnold Mordkin of NewPOrl Beach from the North Orange County Municipal Court bench. A l>ltterly dissappointed Mrs. Sears condemned the bar survey today as ·~otally unfair and totally sbocldng. "I regard myself as the foremost legal expert in this county if not the stale and I just can't conceive why the bar should want to do a thing like thts to me.·· the furiou& pros- ecutor said. ··1 have won many awards. 1 display maturity in my pro- fessiop, I am regarded by all judges and lawyers as an expert in my field and there are no scandals in m y background." she said. Mrs. Sears said she thought <See JUDGE. Page A2> on Attempts At Arch Beach By WILLIAM HODGE Ot ... Delly ...... Sutt Two more incidents of al· tern pted arson in the Arch Beach Heights area were dis· covered Thursday morning by workers at two-homes under construction. Police and fire officials said . today the two attempt.I could be related to other attempted arson cases throughout the Arch Beach Heights area in the past nine days. "The two seem to be the prod· SC Sclwols To Leave Capo Unit? By AHNE COOPER °' ... ...., .......... Petitions requesting a county study ol a proposed breakaway ot San ae.meat.e area scboots from the Capistrano Unllied School Dtstrtct were cl~ulated Thursday night at a San Clemente meeting. The meeting was called by Mary Ann Whittier, a San Clemente resident. who invited state and county school depart· ment representatives lo discuss what would be involved in form. in~ a new school district. Petitions signed by 250 resi- dents of the proposed Sao Clemente .area school dlstricl- would req~ the Orange Coun- ty Committee on Sch9«)1 District Organization to do a feuibllity study, said Hal Mason. fiscal services director for the Orange County Department of Educa· lion. If the reorgnanization sup. porters chose to go directly to the state level, a petition signed by 25 percent of the registered voters in the proposed breakaway district would be re· quired, he said. The petition. circulated Thurs- day asks the county committee ''to convene for the specific purpose of studying the re- organization of the district so as to form a new unified school dis- trict in the area of Ure San Clemente High School boun-daries." uct of the same suspect." Laguna Police U.. Al Olsen said. "l'Q> not sure we can tie them all together except that all were houses under construction. 'l'l!_e ~~der coJlSt.ructioo were locate<f at 906 Tia Juana SL an4 992 . .Miramar. They sus· tained llffte damage In the arson attempt. lnsulation wrapping had been ignited. The Miramar address ls two blocks from the scene of a $750,000 fire last week that gutted three houses and A~O,,p Dlllty ..... $" ..... Kenny Abney. 9. a third grader at Aliso SC"'hool. trrac t ices his tumbling techniques for Saturday's pancake breakfast. Proceeds from th,i> Sl·<i· plate festivities will go the school PTA. San Onofre Power Strike Nixed-Union By ROBERT BARKER Of Ille O.lly PllM Si.ff damaged a fourth house. That fire began in two homes under construction on La Mirada~. But police-have been unable to prove arson in that fi.Pe.--· -"We're still digging tbrougla the rubble for evfcfenie," Olsen said. "Without any real evidence we can't tie them all together ... Olsen said the arson auempts discovered Thursday morning were at homes being built by Pacifi«' Cal Construction Com· <See ARSON. P1ge ~J> Wrridor Assailed .At Confab . About 70 Orange Coast resi· dents told representatives of lbe COUD.1¥ planning s&aff ~ that they wish the proposed San Joaquta Hills Tramportat1on Corridor WOUid be ~ &omewbere else -preffflbly Jn. to oblivlon.. "If I bad my way, I would eliminate it completely," said one Turtle Rock resident at &be meeting at University Hiilt School in Irvine. The public meeting bad been called by the Environmental · Management Agency of Ora.nee County to seek community com- ments on the proposed link between the Corona del Mar Freeway in Irvine with the San Diego Freeway neat" Saddlebaek. College. .· A number or people at lhe meeting ldentified themselves as residents or Turtle Rock in Irvine, near which lhe corridor would J>ass. One woman said she boug6t her house in Turtle Rock nine years ago, passing up homes in Harbor View Hills because they were too close to the then- proposed Fifth A venue Bypass through Corona del Mar. Robert Rende, manager of the project planning division of the EMA. told the audience that the Board of Supervisors has ap- proved the comdor m concept. but ls still studying possible routes. He said construction ls estimated lo be five to 15 yeara away. North Palm Springs station. He Evidently, her peers on the Ci· 1 . said the cars were left at the site ,~Y Council do not agree with her overnighL ..... rguments. 'Ibey quietly accept· Pat Nixon gave her husband the strength he needed to pull through the phlebitis that Rared when be ten the White House for the seclusion of Casa Pacifica. Mrs. Whittier said the failure of a March school construction bond election -the third to fail in two years -sparked her in· .terest 4n district reorganization. "I talked to a lot or people who said they voted against the bond issue because they befleved - rightly Qr wrongJy -that San" Clemente residents have been paying for the construction of schools in Mission 'Viejo," she said. A strike at Edison power plants in Huntington Beach and San On~~st.hat a union . spokesma ..Jihl "~ould have been a tidy" was averted Thursday night arter day-long negotiations: Fred Pearson, a represen· tatlve of project consultants Gruen Associates, Inc., said one . (See ROUTE. Page A%) 1 Rescuers had lo wear goggles ed the baubles at the end or because of ••an extreme P,roblem Tuesday's coubcll meeting. wjth the sand and grit, ' Calleo Mayor Jack McDowell and the noted. "Visibillt,y was down to three new city councilmen were Rro, so sever.al cars went off the att~nctmr a New Mayors aQd road." Council Members• institute this . lagnna Pair week ln San Diego and were url· able to comment on the badge ballyhoo. Without her, Richard Nixon may have gone over the brink into a total mental breakdown, according to Lester David, Mrs. Nixon's biographer. ' The 13tb extract from David's book, "The Lonely Lady of San CJemente: 1be Story of Pat Nix· on ... appears on Page A7. At the January 13 dedication of Sborecllffs Junior Kigb School ln San Clemente, it was pointed (See SCUOOU. Pap .U) Sent to Jail For Drug Sale 'Fonz' Wed.S Boo I I I I ate Will The~,Be 'Happy Daya' for His Fa1U? "The One And Only ••• Winkler said they met two vears aro at a Los Angeles clothln1 at.on where Stacey wu worldn1 u pNSS a1nt. He said be invited her for a ''7·\Jp.'' He uld they h•d been Uvtna toletb• tor two years. A•lt•d how be propoHd, Winkler Nld, ''SM wu taklna a bath and I went out.aid• to plci a daffodil ft bad l'OW11 ln OW". 11rd.n, I diODo8d lt Into the tub and a1kec1,~-!Wlll you marry m•''Sbeuld,~, Heney'!•• Wbakler ltikl le 11iapea hlt f am Clei l'ONI.; Pqe Al) The walkout was scheduled to take place at midnight Thursday at the two area sites as well as at other Edison electrical generating plants in Southern Callfomla. Instead, negotiators for Southern Calif oroia Edison and the Utility Workers of America have reportedly come close to an agreement on an issue that has snagged talks since last October. Bl IJ Com pt on, Ed Ison mana1er •for the Huntington Beach and Seal Beach a~a. '81d that customers wouldn't have been without electricity even If there 'ft're a strike. "We bave supervisory person· net ready. Wllling and able to meet al.I Power demands," he aald today. , Another Edison 1po1te1man also said tbat be dldn 't expect that a threateoed atrlke would.. hlYe ·~ etrect on a S3 billion nuclear eonatrucdOo project at San <>Dotre. He laid &Mt moet ot lbe 3,000 ~ .ort rs .... IMm· bers ol • cWrerent union. ~ Weat•er Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday morning becoming mostly fair Saturday afternoon. Lows tonight in mld·SOS. Highs Saturday in low 70s. INSiDE TeDA Y . Slq/ dhN!n take long ,,.,,_, ThoH pt'QC~ for the El Toro Melt'ifte ~ Air Slww thll Wflotrtd did $<>Mt rec.m tum1*1 o/l lhe bock o/ CH..f6 heUcopctn. s~ end photos 011 Pa~Cl. r ~ \ ' . ~Defense ' . iE!fons , . l If.ejected ·~ • .. BJ ~y GtlANVILL£ ~ Of .. Oell, ........... ~ .. ,. : ~erendanta in the Stephen ( ~van murder case suffered t. '9•l setbackS Thursday when ; ttilir motions to have thrown oul C Qf. court evldenpe and state· n{el"!l8 expected to be used against tMm at their upcoming = Crial were denied. \ ~Orange County Superior Court ' Judge Robert Kneeland ruled ~ against the defense in all major issues brought before him dur· \ fng five weeks of pre-trial hear· • ings. ~ Bovan. or Fountain Valley. • was shot to death last Ocl 22 outside the El Ranchilo • restaurant ln Newport Beach. His ,gangland·style slaying led Newport Beach police on an in· vestigation trail that uncovered an alleged interna tional drug smuggling operation as well as the charging of seven persons in < connection wlth the murder. ' Today, Judge Kneeland ruled ~ in all major instances that ~ Newport Beach police acted ' properly as they went about the task of unraveling the network of ( intrigue surrounding novan's • murder. t Judge Kneeland. for example, ~ roled that police acted with just • cause when they arrested al- ' leged drug dea ler Ale xander • Kulik and seized drugs found in • his car. ·The police also were Justified • in arresting alleged Bovan gun-.! "lan Jerry Fiori. 41 , and • searching his automobile, Judge • • .....Knf.!~ill'ld..IW -•• -"He also said statements made • I.a' police by Ant.bony "Big Tony" ·: Marone Sr. and Debbie Addison • were made voluntarily and therefore are admissible in l",...PageAJ ·JUDGE ... • the results or the bar survey : · '.'might have some effect" on • voters deciding between he r and : Judge Goldstein on June 6. "But I am not discouraged," • she said. "I certainly Intend to : put all my strength behind this effort for I think that I am the : better judae." ~ Mj Ila rd said today that the .. ~<:ounly bar "was so busy finding me not qualified that they didn't -find time to note my oppoent's <Judge Hamilton> recent con- fession t.bat he nasified court re- cords. . "They just don't want lawyers .to run against incumbent Judges." Millard said. "Let's not rock the boat even though a Judge like my opponent has been {eprimanded by the California Commiss ioo--on Judicial , Pe rformance ~ause of his lam· pering with cou.rt records. · "It doesn't change my cam· paign plans," Millard said. "All it does is make me even more de· termineci." • · Judges Mordkin, Goldstein. • Sumner and Todd are rated • "well qualified" ln the bar Sur· : vey. Judges Black and Hamilton • are rated as "qualified." * Trotter stressed that what Is :. now an annual survey by the bar • s hould not be taken by Cfraoge : County voters as his organiza· ., ti on 's suggestion on how they "'should vote June 6. : "This is f<>t' public information .• only." he said. "We reel it mlght ·~ be a ..aluable tulde but we are · ... not telling voters how to vote." • Trotter noted that a record ·~number of Judges are being ·. challenged in this year's elec· .... UOns and predicted that "this is ·~ tbe trend of the future. ;.-: "E•erybody is challenging .; everything." he said. "But I do ~"' tfiink a major factor in this :"' 31ear's elections ls that judges ~appointed by Governor Brown ; ... ~e being ehallenged. .~ . "Many voters and lawyers are -:a1.satisrieci with Brown appoint· ~pts and this dissatisfaction is renected on the ba1lots." Trotter said.· DAILY PILOT Dllfy,.... ......... SHE'S READY TO TURN IN HER SHIElO S•lty Betlerue Think• ID C•rd Sufficient f'roJll Page AJ BADGES FLAY~ ••• time we decided we could do the b&dge, which reads "Laguna without them." Beach Councilman," what is she Boyd served on the City Coun-going to do with it? cil from 1968 until 1976. "I think I'll either hang it up "It's just not Laguna 's im· in the bathroom or put it in a age." Mrs. Bellen.ie said. shak· drawer for my grandkids." she ing her head. "It sets the council laughed. apart from the rest of the "tr I need to prove I'm on the citizens." City Council, I've got an ID So now tha.1 she's stuck with card." SC Sewer Rates To Go ·Up A.ifain? • • 1~ ~ ~ets Skytr8in LoritWn to California Elight Approved LONDON <AP > -Fretttlie Laker. the British entrepreneur who ploneered a cut·rate, no· frills Skytrain service to New York, got government approval today to operate a Skytraln to Los Aogelea. The ctvll AvlaUon Aulhoril$ said il aranted Laker Airways an air transport license fo~ a single-class. walk-on service to Los Angeles from Gatwic k Airport south or London. f'...-PflflC? AJ ROUTE ••• option that will be presented to supervisors will be lo eliminate the project. . Thursday's meeting. one or several scheduled by the EMA in preparing its environmental impact report. was partially dis· rupted by audible grumblings about the corridor among some members of the atadience. In additiqn. many or the resi- dents left duriJ\g the two and a half hour meeting, with only about 10 remaining at the end. No one In the audience had anything good to say about lhe project. .., think lhe whole thing is t.p push development do~n into the south county," one man com· ment~. Losa of vlews. dama1e to wildlife and plants, nQ,ise p~ lems and the loss,.olrural areas were among the objections raised by audience members. The Los Angeles Skytraln is due lo begin operation Stlpl. 26, the flrst anniversary of the New York Skytrain. Laker fought for years to get gove rnment approval for his Skytrain to New York. He arsued that trans·Allanllc air fares were too high and that he could still make a profit by cul· ting back on wmecessary frills and appealing mainly to people who don't travel on expense ac- Suckers Back To Missouri NIXA. Mo. <AP> -San Juan Capistrano mi~t have its swallows, and Hinckley, Ohio. its buzzards. but Nixa has its suckers. The southwest Missouri community ls celebrating the presence or Finley River Suckers -a fish that resembles a carp but has soft lips and makes Its spawning run up the Finley River this time or the year. On Thursday. Sucker Day started with the crowning of the Sucker Day Queen and a parade through Nixa. counts . Aa of mid.March. the O..Ce· dally Skytrain service to New York using DC· 10 Jumbo jet.a bad made a net profit ror Laker Airways of around $1.38 millk>n. Under the license granteo by the CivU Aviation Authority. (ht.> Skytraln fare from Londori W Los Angeles Oct. l ·June 3Q wall be S151. In" the peak period July 1-Se pt. 30 Lhe rare will be 5178. From Los Angeles to Londen the rare•will be S220 Sept. I-May 31 and S248 June l ·Aug. 31. The price oC the rare excludes meaJs. refreshments and entertain· ment. Tickets must not be sokl before 4 a .m. local lime on Ult> day of departure. Laker's Skytraln service has promp\00 a revolution in trans- Atlantic air trave l. Regularly s cheduled airlines have in· troduced various sorts of re· duced fares. such as standby and advanced booking. to com· pete with Laker Airways on the prestigious route. f',....P.,,eAJ SCHOOLS. • out .that 12 schools had been built . in other district communities s ince the dedication of Ole Hanson Elementary School In San Clemen~ In 1965, Mrs. Whit· tier said. Sin Clemente residents. bit by a 130 percent hike in monthly sewer rates in 1976, may face a nother iRcrease. tbe city finance director has announced. Rende res~ded that studies by the eotlflty ·have shown that the~cQrridor will be r~uired tq__ wee'X, however, that only de-meet future transrorta£ion velopet fees collected from the needs and that It wi1 cut down Girl Fleeing 2-A:ttackers Refused Help The district Mrs. Whittier pro- posed would .. irlcorporate Con· cordia. Las Palmas. Ole -Hanson and Palisades Elementary School attendance areas. in· corporatlng Capistrano Beach and the Alta-Capistrano porti6n or San Juan Capistrano. as well as the city of San Clemente. The current $9.2S monthly rate was adopted "temporarily" in 1976 to finance improvements required to convince the San Diego Regional Quality Control Board to lift a sewer connection ban. The ban was imposed in July. 1976, when-the regional board ruled that the city was in "gross violation" of water effluent standards. The ban was eased by degrees as the city satisfied the board that improvements were being made to the sewer system. Finance Director Rod Coloma told the City Council this week it will cost $15.5 million to bring sewer facilities into line with the regional board's standards and builCl.a reclamation plant. Federal and state grants will fund about $12 million, leaving city costs at about $3.5 million. Coloma said. A preliminary study indicated that this amount would b e available in developers' sewer connection fees and funds re- maining from a 1968 sewer bond approval. The city attorney ruled this f<'romPageAJ ARSON ••• pany and two brothers, Howard and Jeffrey Martin. He said the t~ had no other projects in the area where arson was attemp\00. Olsen said the police depart- ment was trying to provide pro· tection for t~ neighborhood area. "We've got a marked unit on that beat that's trying to spend more time up there," he said. Fire Marshal Jim Presson said today the methods of start· Ing the fires and the type or home appeared to be the same. "It seems like the only ones they'te bitting are wrapped or have the siding on," he said. "It's too easy to be seen wben just the frames are up," he added. Presson said the fire officials are uneasy about the situation: · "I haven't heard of any arson attempts today," he ventured. "But I'm almost afraid to go up there this morning." IagonaS&L Chief Lauded For Service Lorna Mills, president and general manager of La1ua Federal Savings and Loan At· sociaUon, bas been lauded by the Laauna Beach &x.chanae Club for her servtce to the Art Celony. Mba Milli recelw.ed the Ex· chana~ Club's Book or Golden D_ecd.S • ~Thunday at a lu.ncMon meetTna. The Boot of Golden Deedl ls the blabeat 11.oQor bestowed b)' (he club, accortlint to memblr Jack Smltti. The ewnd •as b11ed Oft ber community and buslnea Mnlee. whlcb Loe.hades acUvlU• In the FeeUv1l or Ana. th• Lacuna Beach School of Alt and mlll\¥ ~I.Dell u.octatiom. · Ml11 llilll Join.d L••vna l'ed~al ln 1911 and wu named pr~11dea& ol l.be ors1Dlaatlae In . 19$7. already developed portion oC the on pollution bf about five per. city can be used for the proposed......_ cent and on traffic delays by Residents of Mlssion Viejo at- tending Thursday's meeting said they Intended to circulate peti- tions in their community. asking the county school district or~ ganlzation commJllee to study the unification of the Capistrano Untried portion of Mission Viejo with the Saddleback Valley Unified School District. projects. more than SO percent. Fees eollected from newly de-He said county supervisors veloping areas must be used for are expectA!d to review the EIR growth relatea projects, like sometime this Call or winter. A l7·year·old Laguna Hills girl who sought help in escaping two would-be attackers was turned away from three Saddleback Valley homes by wary residents early this morning, sheriff's dep- uties reported. plant expansion. Coloma said. "Based on this information, it appears that either a bond issue or an increase in service rates will be required." he said. The city staff is to report back to the City Co~with specific recommenda ns a future meeting. Private Rites Slated .. for Pearl Helms Private funeral services will be held at Forest Lawn in Glen· dale for Pearl Ellis Helms, 85. a c o -founder of the Helms Bakeries, who died at her Corona del Mar borne Thursday. Mrs. Helms and her late husband, Paul Helms. came to Los Angeles from Pennsylvania In 1925 and founded the bakery that later supported the Helms Athletic Foundation and the Helms Foundation, Joe. She leaves two daughters. Mrs. Robert Adams of Pauma Valley, caut .. and Mrs. Marlow Hurtig of Sun Valley, Idaho: a son, Paul, Jr. of Rancho Santa Fe: a brother, Charles Ellis of New York; six grandchildren. and eight great-grandchildren. Jarvis-Gann l.ssue Set for Debate in LB A forum outllning the pros and cons of the controversial Jarvis· Gann property tax initiative ls scheduled Monday night at Laguna Beach High School. The debate pits °Laguna broker Ronald Steinberg and' realtor Charles J . Nash against school District Supt. Dr. Robert SanchJs and Orange County Superior Court ludge Bruce Sumner. Steinberg and Nash will speak In favor or the tax measure, and Sanchls and Judge Sumner wUI oppose Prop. 13. The forum will be held belin· ning at 7:30 p.m. in the high s chool auditorium. 62S Park Ave. Bicyc-es Stolen Off LB8una Porch Two blcycles valued at $360 were ~ Thursday from the front porch of • home at 628 Vlr1lnl• Park Dr .• Laguna -8eacb.~aaldt.9(1-.y_. __ T~e bicycles belon1ed to M lcbael and Chrl•topher K1lataea. Police said the bicycles W$1'I taken sometime Thurtcl~ atternooo. A••ek• Shaken ANCHORAGE CAP> -A moderate Ml'tbquak1 reataW· lnl 6,1 oo the JUcbt•r,.Beile, ar.ook aoulll-ceDtul AlHk• Thursday. • lag11na Plans To Relocate Trash Bin A large trash collection bm - placed on Laguna Canyon Road to assist Lagunans with garbage disposal -will be moved to the Agate Street Fire Station today, Assistant Cit.Y Manager Terry Brandt said. He said two large trash bins would ~available at the fire sla· lion through Saturday for resldenta whose trash has not been picked up because of the col· lectors strike. But, he stressed, residents s hould put out their trash on regular schedules for pick up. "They <the trash company > have been picking up all this week beginning Monday, .. Brandt said. "We're anticipat- ing being on schedule next week also." Carter Rehoff ed WASIDNGTON CAP> -The House voted Thursday. 'lZ1 to 136. to make room In Its ten· taLive budget for lax credits to help pay tuition of students in private elementary and secon· dary schools aa well as colleaes. The vole. althouah it aid not direcUy advance le11l.alation for such credits, was a rebuff to President Carter and the House's own Budget Committee. Deputies said the girl was picked up by two men in Santa Ana at about midnight as she at· tempted to hitchhike home. The men allegedly stopped in a remote Saddleback Valley area where they made sexual advances and bit the girl's nose. The victim told deputies she feigned submittal outside the car and then ran for help. She said she was turned away by three residents of the Paseo de Valencla·Altcia Parkway area before a fourth allowed her in to call her parents. Deputies. responding lo calls from two ol the residents con· tacted earlier by the girl, said s he was taken to a valley hospital for treatment of injuries Inflicted by her attackers. fi'ro•PageAI FONZ ••• are happy for him.· adding, ··r hope they ca'n also make a com· mitment in their Uves." A native New Yorker. Winkler lives in California where the television series about a group of middle-American teen-agers In the mld·~·s is taped. Wlnkler 's Fonzie -a warmed-hearted. greasy.haired. womanizing high &chool dropout -hu grown into-.omethln& of "' cult fiiure among teen.agers. Winkler has us ed Fonzie 's popularity to advise teen-agers not to drink. not to drop out, not to use drugs. K.A~EIDOSCOPE ' M isslon Viejo is currently divided between the two unified districts. with homes ~ast of Marguerite Parkway and north or Trabuco Road in the Capistrano district. Wh en proposed construction of the Mlssloo Viejo planned com· munity has been completed. more Mission Viejo students will atte nd Capistrano Unified schools ttian Saddleback Valley Untried. Mason. who is the county com- mittee coordinalelr. said an im- portant factor in success of the proposed reorganization would be representation of minorities in equal proportions in the newly formed districts as In the exist· ing district. De puty S upt. Truman Be nedict said the Capistrano Unified Dis trict has a Mexican- American student enrollment of about 10-11 percent, concentrat· ed in the San Juan Capistrano and Capistrano Bea ch com- munities . A new San Clemente area dis· trict would have to have the sal'n e 10· I I pe rcent Mexican- American enrollment. Mason said. The county study wouJd prob- ably taJce about four months, he said. If the county committee approved the proposed re- organization al would also de- lerm inc who would vote on Che issue -registered voters in the proposed district or from throughout the Capistrano Unified District. Our showroom is • virtual kaleidoscope of oolors. The reasons are varied-: We know that color coordinating is the primary target when buying carpet. Quality Is usually second in line. and because we have such a vast selection of qualities. it is easy to coordinate color and quality to each individual's taste. However. we know that a vctlume of samples looking at you can seem very conf us1ng-but we feel that showmg 1ust a few samples is not a fair representation of the carpet business. Our huge selection gives our salespeople every possible option in workmg with people. helping them to find the perfect choice. So If you are in the market to se'8et your carpetlng-68tec1 Alden's to help vou. that's what we· re here rott 111 f ( Orange ~oast · • EDITION VOL 71, NO. 125, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES r rRIOAY, MAYS, 1978 Today·s Closing N. Y. StOC!ks N TEN CENTS 4 Judge Hopefuls CaHed Unqualified : By TOM BARLEY Ot ttle Deily ..+let Staff Four or sh~ lawyers who are challenging judges in the June 6 election are not qualified ror judicial orrice, a lS-member Orange County Bar Association committee alleged today. Bar Association President Jack Trotter denied lhal his committee was trying to tell the people how to vote. Troller went on. however, to announce that in the commit· tee 's opinion. only Deputy Dis· trict Atlc'lmey Gary P. Ryan and Anah eim attorney Robert Weaver can be regarded as qualified. · Ryan is challenglns Judge lry ne C. Black of Newport Beach for her Santa Ana Municipal Court seat. Weaver is seeking to upset Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner or Laguna Beach Trotter said his committee does not regard deputy district attorneys Orella Sears and Ted Millard, Newport Beach at· torney Robert Schatz and Santa Ana attorney Jay Wall as qualified: Mrs. Sears is challenilng Superior Court Judge Leonard Goldstein of Newport Beach. Millard is taking on Superior Court Judge Richard Hamilton of South Laguna. Wall is challenging Superior Court Judge Robert C. Todd of Newport Beach. Schatz ls trying to unseat Judge Arnold Mordkir or Newport Beach rrom the North Orange County Muni.flpal Court bench. A bitterly dlssappolnted Ml'f. Sears condemned lhe bar survey today as "Totally unfair and totally shocking. "I regard m yself as lhf> foremost legal expert in this county if not the state and I just can't conceive why the bar should want to do a thing like this to me."~ the furious pros- ecutor said. ''I have won many awards. I display maturity in my pro· fession. I am regarded by all judges and lawyers as an expert In my field and there are no scandals in my background.·· she said. Mrs. Sears said she thought the results or the bar s urvey "m ight have some effecr· on voters deciding between her and Judge Goldstein on June 6. "But 1 am not discouraged." she said. "I certainly intend to put a R my strength behind this errort for I think that I am th~ better 1ud1te. ·· Millard said today that the county bar "wa!) so busy finding me not qualified that thev didn.t <See J UDGE, Page AZ) Ryckoff Wants Road Work Del~y'- 2 Power Plants Talks Avert --Edison ~Sirilte By ROBERT BARKER OI .. D.tltr f'ltet St.eff A strike al Edison powe-r plants in Huntingt.On Beach and San Onofre that a union spokesman sa\d "would have been a dandy" was averted Thursday night after day-long negotiations. Corridor Assailed At Confab About 70 Orange Coast resi- dents told representatives or the county planning starr Thursday that they wish the p roposed San Joaquin Hills Transportation Corridor would be transported somewhere else -preferably lo. to oblivion. "If I had my way. I would eliminate it completely," said one Turtle Rock resident at the mee ting at Univers ity High School in Irvine. The public meetln~ had been called by the Environmental Management Agency of Orange County to seek community com- m en ts on the proposed link between the Corona del Mar Freeway in Irvine with the San Diego Freeway near Saddleback College. A number or people at the meeting identified themselves as residents or Turtle Rock in Irvine. near which the corridor would pass. One. woman said she bought her house in Turtle Rock nine years ago, passing up homes in Harbor View Hills because they were too close to the then- proposed Fifth A venue Bypass through Corona del Mar. Robert Rende. manager of the project plann ing division or the EMA. told the audience that the Board or Supervisors has ap· proved the corridor in concept, but is still studying possible routes. He said cons truction is estimated to be five to 15 years away. Fred Pearson, a represen- lati ve of project consultants Gruen Associates, Inc., said one option that will be presented to supervisors will be to eliminate the project. <See ROUTE, Page A2) Suckers Back To Missouri NIXA, Mo. <AP> -San Juan Capistrano mi&hl have lts swallows, and Hinckley, Ohio, Its buzzards, but Nixa ~as lts suckers. • The .southwest Missouri community ls celebrating the presence of Finley River Suckers -a fish that r~mbles a carp but has soft Ups and makes lta spawnlne run up the Flnley Rlvet lhll time or the year. On Thursday, Sucke r Day started wlth the crownlne of the Sucker Day Q\leen flld a parade throu.ab Nixa. The walkout was scheduled to lake place at midnight Thursday at the two area sites as well as at other Edison e l ectrical ~enerating plants in Southern Califumia. Ins tea d . n egotiators for Southern California Edison and the Utility Workers of America have reportedly come close to an agreement on an issue that has s nagged talks since last October. Bi l l Co m pton, Edis on manager for the Hunlin&ton Beach and Seal Beach area, said that customers wouldn 'l have been without electricity even if there were a strike. "We have supervisory penon- nel ready, willing and able to meet all power demands," he said today. Another Edison s pokesm an also said that he didn 'l expect that a threatened strike would have any effect on a S3 billion nuclear construction project at San Onofre. He said that most of the 3.000 conslruclion workers are mem· bers or a different union. They are employed by the Bechtel Corp. rather than Edison, _he said. The Utility workers union, whose 1.000 members maintain and repair power units, were :>cht:duled to vote on the contract this weekend. Edison and the union have been at odds over an Edison de· mand that the union go on a (See POWER, Page A2) LA-London Skytrain Gets Final OK LONDON CAP > -Freddie Laker. the British. entrepreneur who pioneered a cut-rate, no- frills Skytrain service to New York, got government approval today to operate a Skylrain to Los Angeles. The Civil Aviation Authority said it granted··Laker Airways an air transport license for a single-class, walk-on ser vice to Los Angeles from Gatwick Airport south of London. The Los Angeles Skytrain is due lo begin operation Sept. 26, the rirst anniversary of the New York Skytrain. Laker fought for years lo get government approval lor his Skytrain lo New York. He argued that trans-Atlantic air rares were too high and that he could still make a profit by cut- ting back on unnecessary frills and appealing mainly to people who don't travel on expense ac- counts. As of mid-March, t.be once· daily Skytrain service to N\lw York using DC-10 Jumbo Jets had made a net profit for Laker Alrways-ot around Sl.38 million. Under the Ucen1e grantea by the Clvll Aviation Authority, the Skytraln fare from London to Loa Ante* Oct. 1-JUfte 30 will be $155. In the peak period July 1-Sept. ao the fare will be tl18. Fron) Los Anaeles to London the fare will be $Z20 Stpt. 1-May 31 and $2M June 1-A'UJ. 31. The prtco of I.be tare excludes meals, refrethmentt and entertain· ment. Ticbta must not be IOld before -4 a .m. local lime on the day ol departure. Dllltr ...... ,.__" ..... hyM THAT'S MR. SCHWARTZ' DREAM HOUSE UP THERE ON TOP OF THE HILL On Newport Beach'• Spygl•H Hiii, Plenty of Room• at the Top No Place IJke Home Newport Busiliessman Gets 'Dream House' By JOANNE REYNOLDS OI IM O.lly ~SUH It's 6,300 square feel of dream house that looms over the east side or Newport Beach atop Spyglass Hill. THE HOME, so rar the only one under construetion on Muir Beach Circle, is being built by Steve Schwartz, a Newport Center businessman who says he's sunk a lot of time and money into lhe home. Schwartz wouldn't say bow much money. but the building permit lists a valuation for the structure alone al more than $300,000. "Ever since we started bulldine. I've been getting calls from people wanting to buy It. but I don't intend to sell. I'm building it to live in it," he said. The home. while larger than the average Spyglass home, appears enormous because it slts by itself on the very top of the hill. I SCHWARTZ SAID the home, which should be ready for occupancy by the end of lhe summer. includes seven bathrooms, five bedrooms. five fireplaces, a sitting room, a study, a music room, a billiard room, a din- ing roont and a family room. to name a few. "It's not a lot·or rooms," he commented. In addition, it will have about 3,200 square feet or leaded or stained glass. 18-foot ceiling In the living room, a 20-foot domed en- try and a swimming pool and fountains in the front yard. SCHWARTZ HAS lived on Spyglass Hill ror three years and likes the neighborhood, he said, so he bought the lot and hired architect Dave Lenton lo design his dream house. City Building Director Bob Fowler said there are several larger homes in nearby Big Canyon. but, tie added, "it's one of lhe bigger ones on Spyglass." 'Fonz' Weds Roommate But ls It 'Happy·Day for Teen.age Fans? NEW. YORK (AP> -Henry Winkle r, heartthrob of teen· agers as televis ion's "The Fonz." was married today to lhe woman he has been living with. Stacey Weitzman. The wedding, wit.la only-family and friends in attendance. was held in the Congregation H a b on I m • a M a n h a t t a.n aynacoeue. The best man was the new Mra. Winkler'• 6·year-old son. ~ed. Wtnklfl', 31. a star or the hit ABC aeries "Happy Days.'' told reportent he does not. believe bis popularity WUh teen·aae fans · wlU decline tfter bla marriaee. Win.kier and his 30-year-old red·baired bride met the press afte~ the ceremotly at a news conlerente at the poeb St. Retll Hotel. W\nkler called his mer. rl ... "• b:tc·tlme contract with DO optiOM -lt WOuld be dellnlc· live to tblM about It all)' other way." • Wlnlller said be ind bls bride will ~ til Eu~ He aaJd the t.rtp WOuld lDclbde news eonferences in Stockholm, Lon- don and Paris to promote his two recent films, "Heroes." and "The One And Only." Winkler said they met two year s ago at a Los Angeles clothing store where Stacey was, working as press agent. Ke said he invited her lor a "7-Up." He PA'PS DEJ'l1l'ION S4J'ED NIXON said they had been iivlng together for two years. Asked how h e proposed. Winkler said. "She was taking a bath and I went outside to pick a daffodil we had gr-own in our garden. t dropped lt Into the tub a nd as)(ed, 'Will you marrv me?'Shesald, 'Oh, Henry'!" Winkler said he hopes his ians are happy for him. adding. "I hope they can also make a com· mitment ln lhelr lives." A naUve New Yorker. Wll\kler lives in CaUrornia where the lelevlaloo $er\es_ about • arouJ) ol middle-American teen·.aaers In the mJd·1950's ls taped. • W Ink ler's Fon••~ -a warmed·hearted, sreur·h•lred. womanizin1 hl&b scboo dropout -has 1.rown Into 10metblns of 11 cult ftpre amoes l"'1·•aers. Winkler bas used Fonzie' popU#aiity to advt.e teen-aae~ not to clrtak, not to drop out, not to use~. He IQ>Pearecl last year bede>tt a Sea.ate subcom· mlttff on aleObotbm to belnOIUl teen-a"" drtnkin.I. (Seil F0Ns. Pate A.:t Mirrors Ballot Proposal Newport Beach Mayor Paul Ryckoff will ask the City Council Monday to adopt a policy iden- ti ca I to a proposed initiative aimed at restricting building to improvements in the city's road system. Ryckoff said his proposal is in · tended to provide a trial period or the concepts contained in the Initiative proposed by the Legat Environmental Analysis Fund CLEA Fl. He said instituting it 'during the period while the city reviews its general plan will give or: rlclals an opportl1119y lo see how it works. "It will more or less put things in a holding pattern." he commented. Ryckoff said the language of hia proJ>OSal Is lifted directly from the LEAF tnlliallve. 'Tm hoping it won't be too ob- jectionable." he said. "It's less forceful than an ordinance and a lot less forcerul than an in- itiative." The newly elected mayor said the policy. which would serve as a guideline. not as a law, would n ot a utomatically terminate once the general plan revisions are completed later this yer. "We would look at 1l a fter the review Is finished and see what . could be done ... he said. Ryckorf's proposal opens with the statement that the Citv Council finds "that overdevelop· ment of real property . . . ha~ <See POLICY, Page A?> Police Seeking lettuce Thieves REDWOOD CITY <APl - Police were looking t0<hy for two men who sto!e a load or let. tuce from a fi eld in Camarillo and sold it at bari:tain prices m Redwood City. lnvestigatorc; wc rt> called when the stolen lettuc~ wa:; of. fered for 40 cents a head on Redwood City streets. Last week lettuce was selling ~t almost $1 a head In most markeL-.. The thieves were described a~ being about 30 and driving :1 yellow pickup truck. Coast Weather Partly cloudy torught and S:.iturd.1y mornine b~comlng mo~t ly f 1t1 r Saturday afll•rnoon. Lo\1:- tonlght ln mtd·SO:'I. High' Saturday 1n low 7~. INSIDE TODA~ Sk11 c:tn~r• ttiM I.Ong .vtt!J» Thoae pracUC1ng /or the £L Toro Ma.nnt BO.Se Air Sho1u thu weekend dtd ~ol7'e reC1!1'1t tumble• off the bock o/ Ctl·~ ti.Ucopter1 Slo~ ana p1J,o1011 on Page Cf .. , /ff~faap at Corner Newport Beach police said lhe driver of this trash lruck wasn't familiar with the s harp curve on Bristol Street as it ap· proaches MacArthur Boulevard. The truck s werved out of contro l and tipped over at about 4 p.m . Thursday, causing a snarl in rush hour traffic while tow trucks worked to right it. Police suid the driver was un- hurt ln the mishap. f'ro•P~Af 4 POLICY ..• created an uncontrolled demand on the city's street system which is harmful to the public's health. safety and general welfare." It would prohibit issuing a grading permit for any project of more than 10,000 square feet or 10 residential units unless the • project produces less than one • percent additional peak hour traHic on any major city street that already has an unsalisfac· tory level or service. The proJect could get a build- • ing permit, und~r the terms of lhe po.llcy,. if it could get a yote. of slx of the seven members of • the P l aMlng Comm iasion • "and I or the City Council." City attorney Dennis O'Neil. who prepared the policy. was out of town today and not avalla· ble to explain the Intent of that exception. Rycorr said Its mean- ing ls unclear to him. The policy also uses the defini· lions--or unsatisfactory level of service contained in the LEAF initiative. And. like the LEAF initiative. • RyckoCf's measure gives city Traffic Engineer Bill Darnell criteria to designate the streets • that are at the unsatisfactory level oJ service as well as the authority to determine how much traffic would result from a • proposed development. The 100 members of LEAF • come primarily from a sisLer or· -' ganization. Stop Polluting Our "Newport <SPON>. Both groups have pushed for more than a year to institute a building moratorium and lo make drastic reductions in future building aJ. lowed in the city. Private Rites Slated for Pearl Helms Private funE>ral services will be held al Forest Lawn in Gl'1J'_.. dale for Pearl Ellis Helms, 85; • ~co -founder of the Helms ... Bakeries, who died al her .:.Corona del Mar home Thursday. ~=· Mrs. Helms and her late •)lusban<J, Paul Helms, came to :.J..os Angeles from Pennsylvania -in 1925 and founded the bakery ~hat later supported the Helms "-'th le tic Foundation and the "1elms Foundation. Inc. : S he leaves two daughters, •Mrs. Robert Adams of Pauma Yalley, Calif .. and Mrs. Marlow .Jfurtig of Sun Valley, Idaho; a 'Son. Paul. Jr. of Rancho Santa Ye: a brother. Charles Ellis or .New York ; six grandchildren, "'and eight great.grandchildren . • .. :Alaska Shaken : .AN'tHORAGE <AP> -A ·moderate earthquake, register· 'ing s. t on the Richter Seale, ,11 hook south -centra l Alaska t,bursday. r DAILY PILOT .~ .. -..................... _ l•O• C.-. Vttt ,1r,.,1dlin• •nd GfoNfe4 lrMN94tt -··-(ell ... ~ ........... ......... .,..: ..... ~II~ ~PMIM ,,,.,.,,, ... -........... "" Ta11,ll1"a (714)....., et•••••.., .. •••~ " W ~ill Trial Jury Debates 11th Day_ By T01'1 BARLEY Of, .. Dally Piiot Staff A j ury that appears to be con· c entraling on the issue or whether a baby allegedly strangled by Dr. William Baxter Waddill had any meaningful brain function began its 11th day of deliberation today in Orange County SUperior Court. If jurors~bo heard a pathologist~ trial tplimony re- read Thunday go along with his findings it may lead them to share prosecutor Robert Chat· terton 's argument lhal the baby was alive in terms of brain func- tions when Waddill strangled her. The issue arose when defense lawyers persuaded Judge James K . Turner to read an added jury instruction to the effect that a person is dead if the r e 1.s evidence Of total and lrreverSI· ble brain damage. The reading led the deligtlled Waddill to comment, "That's ex- actly what I said in the trial. ,.,.._ flege A J FONZ ..• Winkler's father owned an in· ternalional lllmber company. The younger Winkler attended schools in Lausanne, Switzerland. graduated from Boston's Emerson College with a degree in drama and child psychology and holds a master of fine arts degree from Yale University. A I though he is best known as The Fonz, Winkler has appeared in roles with the Yale Repertory Company, on Broadway. in films and in a number o f oth t>r television series. Masked Trio C,o 'Modem' CULVER CITY CAP> -A masked trio armed with weapons and a walkie·lalkie seemed to be following a well- rehearsed television script as t hey robbed a 12th-floor invest· ment firm in Culver City. They tied up a company employee whom they encoun· tered Thursday after they broke into the offices o f Airport Properties Investment Inc. You can't kill a dead baby." But the testimony of Dr. Kurt Benirscbke reminded jurors Thursday of his opinion that the baby girl allegedly choked by Wad.dill was alive for at least 30 minutes after birth and possibly longer. • The UC San Diego pathologist testified during the trial tha even a persop wllb minimal btain stem acUvlty-the .. most primitive {orm of t)rain func· tion-1.s legally alive. The prosecution conf.ends that the Infant allegedly murdered by W add.ill had fl least such brain stem activity and that It• was clearly apparent when an autopay was performed. The Orange County Coro!)er's Office ruled after the autopsy that the baby girl who survived a saline abortion performed on · the 18-year·old mother was a victim or manual strangulation. It is alleged by the prosecution that Waddlll murdered the child because he believed she had suf· fered massive brain damage from Immersion in the saline and would be little more than a human vegeLable if she lived. A doctor who testified that he saw Waddill choking the baby told the Jury that Waddill SUJ(· gesled four other ways in which the infant could be eliminated, including drowning her in a bucket of waler. Ainoost Plans Added Flights To Canada Officials at Hughes A1rwest said today their plan to Initiate air service to the Canadian-. cities or Calgary and Edmonton will not affect their Orange County operation. Thursday the Civil Aeronautics Board sent Presi- dent Carter a recommendation that the airline be awarded non· stop servict! to the two northern cities from California. If the plan is approved. Airwest would have the authori- ty to fly from San Francisco and Los Angeles to the Alberta• destinations. The CAB selected Airwest over another applicant. Western Airlines. AJr Canada t'Urrently rlies these routes. •Mission Viejo "- N eighho rS Subdue ROlibery Suspect A l'Obbery suspect who al· legedly took $46 from a woman he injured slightly was pursued and subdued by neighbors in a new Mission Viejo hows.Ing tract Thursday morning. Bo~ed lnto Orange County Jail on robbery and assault ch a rges was Robert Alan Tischmacher, 28. of 24812 Lakefield, El Toro. HI~ bail was set at $2$.000. Laurie Kahn, 23. of 24972 Hayuco St .• Mission Viejo, told county sheriffs invesll1ators the mnn knocked on the door other home ot about 11:30 a.m .• then forced his way ln -euWnf her llp ln the PmcetJ!I. She 1ald he took the 'l'oney from her purse before sne ran from Mr N•w CutJUe HorM.S realdenM 1creamln1. ln· vt1li1aton a.ld. telephone call took 'fl.schmacber into custody. . , The sheriff's spokesman said I the incident renected a real zeal "lor neighborhood awareness and cohesiveness. something hJs de· partment "would like to see more of." Body Mailer Found Insane CHICAGO <AP> ==-.A 39-l'Ur. old auto factory worker who kllled a mU'le and malled paJ1I ol her bod)' around UM worlct .._.. been found lnnocen~ or murdtr by r1uan o( lftlanlty. • A aheriff'e •pollesman tatd eevtnl nt!llbbon. lncludln1 two women. tllaaed the 1u1.,.ct when he tied from the boult, brintln& him down in a tantte o( bodJea btfore he coWd reach tbe car he had parll*i down the at.reet from lht Kahn borne.; Mlluel Vlldea al.lo WU fouM Innocent for th• ume reaton ol murdertna tho nune•a doct« In Aprll tm. · D1puUu re1pond.1n1 to • Circuit Judge Earl E . Strayhorn mado Ulo naUna Iller a WHk·lon1 trlal In wbloh p•ycblatrtc tMUmOfU' wll en- tered that Valdll bad bem ht-...,. It tM Urne ot lbe k1lllrip. I POWER •.. rot•tln, work chedule that would nc.lude work on the weekend.a without overtime~>'· Com~ aald the echedule la nec111ar,...to man the power tlt.et wt&b mat.Dtenance workers full time. . \ He said tha~ other Edison employees woi'il the rotating schedule. About 12.5 u.lility union mem· bers are employed at San Onofre and about 66 more work at the HuntJnat.oo Beach s~m plant. Other membera of lhe union work In Long Beach. Redondo Beach, El Segundo. Oxnard. Ormond Beach, EllwHda and Barstow. Ed Wilcox. Edison vi~e presi· dent for personnel, detlined to give details of ..lhe apparent breakthrou1h. He said that the rotating. work schedule Is still included f'o the company's offer. A union spokesman. who ~aid that the strike "would have been a dandy" indicated that talks would continue until Tuesday. He said that he was hopeful that the two :;ides could reach· agreement. E',.._P.,,eAJ ROUTE ••• Thursday's meeting, one of several scheduled by the EMA • in preparing its environment.al Impact n:!port, was partially dis· rupted by audible grumblings about the corridor among some members of the audience. In add.it.ion, many of the resi· dents left durtng the two and a hall hour meeting. wi\h only about 10 n:!malnlng at the~nd... . No ~ \rt-the attdien~-tialt anylbing gOod to say aboyl the project. "I think the wbole thln1 Is to push development down Into the south COWlty." one man com· mented. Loss of views. dam•ge to wildlife and plants. noise prob- lems and the loss of rural areas were among tbe objections 11alsed by audience members. Rende responded that studies by the county have shown that the corridor will be required to meet future transportation needs and that It wlll cut down on pollution by about five per· cent and on traffic delays by more than SO percent. He said cGunty supervisors are expected to review the EJR sometime lhJs fall or winter. f',....P~AJ JUDGE ••. find time to note my oppoent's <Judge Hamilton> recent con· Cession that he nesified court re- cords. "They just don't want lawyers to run against incumbent judges," Millard said. "Let's not rock lbe boat even though a judge like my OJ?ponent has be~n reprimanded by the Call~or~1a Commission on Jud1c1al Performance because of his tam- pering with court records. "It doesn't change my cam- paign plans," Millard said. "All It does is make me even more de· termined.'' Judges Mordkin. Goldstein, Sumner and Todd are rated "well qualified" In the bar sur-~cy. Judges lUack and Hamilton are rated as "qualified." Troller stressed that what Is now an annual survey by the bar should not be taken by Orange County voters as his organiza. lion's suggestion on how they should vole June 6. Once Rejected Trash Strike . Vote Likely Striking Oranie County truck drivers probably will vote again Monday on a ma(lagemenl con- tract they rejecWd last Satur- day. a spokesman for Teamatera Local 396 aald today. Gene Raasch, presldeAt ot the Orange County local. also sald strike funds of $35 per week were distributed to the drivers Tbursdll.)'. The strike be1an almost three weeks aao. The solidarity shown by strtk· Ing driven. who resoundingly rejected the management offer last weekend. bas beaun to crumble in the face of lhe hiring or non-union d rivers by the firms. Management negotiators have refused to offer any more money. Strikers. who were receiving $4.50 an hour. were seeking an lmmedJate raise to $6.50 and an ultimate raise to $8.SO over a three-year period. The management offer is for a raise to $5.25 immediately and $6 during the three years. The firms began hiring new drivers Monday and resumed trash plt'lrups for the million· plus Orange County residents served by the firms. which con· tract wHh numerous cities. Wednesday, management spokesmen announeed that the new drivers would be ke pt ~ Traps J)rivers~ 25 Rescued PALM SPRINGS <AP> A bout 25 people had to be rescued from their cars when violent winds swirled up a sandstorm so blln.dlng that Clremen had to wear goga{ea ht performing the rescue. officials said. Winds gusting up to about 70 mph swept the area Thunday night. kicking up what one person described as a "bliuard of sand." A travelers advisory for high winds and blowing sand in mountains p.nd desert areas was posted again today. "The sand was blowing out on Indian Avenue so bad that peo. ple couldn't see. so fk'emen went and got them out of \heir cars.·· said Riverside Countv Fire Department dlspalcher Capt. Ray Hand. "I heard estimates thalthe wind was up to 70 mph." No injuries were reported. but a number of the cars suffered extensive sanNamage. said John Callen, fire eneineer in the North Palm Springs station. He said the cars were left at lhe site overnight. · Rescuers had to wear goggles because or "an extreme problem with the sand and grit." Callen noted. "Visibility was down to zero. so several cars went off the road." Prisoners Freed BOGOTA. Colombia <AP 1 Two mUltary·clad gunmen over· powered guards al a provincial jail 'today and freed three North Americans and an Irishman ar- rested in last weekend's seizure of more than 500 tons or mari- juana. believed to have been the biggest haul of the drug in his· tory. police reported. permanently. Raasch. who said s~riking drivers could be back on the job as early as Tuesday. wouldn 'l com menl on how the union will react If the flrms refuee to hire back some of lbe dl'ivers. However. he said. "Anybody that is caught doing violence wil! not be put buck to work. but anyone else wlll be put back lo work. The new peopte wUI be sianed up for the union.·· Carl Lindeman. business repreaentaUve for the local. said an unfair lob9r practices com- plaint waa filed Thursday with tbe N atlonat Labor Relations Board to protest the hiring or non- union wortcers during the strike. strike. But management spokesmen have maintained they have a right to operate their com· panles. "As Car as I'm concerned. this strike 11 over." Raul Rangel. vice president of Jaycox Dis· posal, aaid Thursdav. Driver Sought After Crash In Newport Newport .Beach traffic in· vest1gators are seeking the dftver of a ca\'"'th1tt'causeaan in-- jury accident early ltiia morning at lbe intersection or West Coast Highway and Balboa BouJevard. According lo paramedic re· ports, five occupants or a van were injured at· about 2 a.m. when lhe second. unidefttified vehicle caused the van to roll over. Listed lilS injured were Karen C ru z. 24 . of Upland . Vicki Beamer. 23. of Ontario. Paul Guiterrez. 21, of Let Habra. Hah.k Bearner. 24. of Ontario and Greg Tully. 29, or 464 Prospect Av~ .. Newport Beach Pa ramedies said the three men required no medical treat- ment. Miss Cruz was taken to Hoag Memorial H08pital where she was treated and released. Mr s . Beam e r wasn 't hospitalized either. Airport Area Offices Hit By Burgl11:rs Burglars took ..more than S800 in omce supplies and othe-r items from seven airport a~ea orficcs. Newport Beach police reported today. • The break·ins were reported Thursday etl et building a~ 4320 Campus Drive. The thieves broke louvered windows to gain entry to the building. police said. The Register ed Repre.sen- tative. in s uites 240 and 230 lasted cash. stamps, a camera and a s hotgun as stolen . .!Ptle Olympic Land Company listed nothing missing from suite 220. All the other burglary victims. Western Terrain. Inc .. Newport Bay Trading Company. Reynolds Environmental Group. Terra Firma Realty and physi· eian Stephen Farnum. reported cash and stamps stolen K.ALEIDOSCOPE # Our showroom 1s a virtual kaleidoscope of colors. The reasons are varied-: We know that color coordinating is the primary target when buying carpet. Otiallly is usually second in line. and because we have such a vast selection of qualities, it is easy to coordinate color and quality to 8J9Ch 1ndlviduars taste. ~ HoWtwer. we kno; that a volume of samples klot<ing at you oan seem Vert confusing-but we feel that showing 1ust a few samples is not a fair representation of the Gfrpet buslnes&. Our huge selection gives oor salespeople every Possible option In working wit~ people. helping them to find the perfect choice . ' So If you are in the market to select your carpeting-select Aldan'• to help you. that's what we re here tori I I I DEN·'S :iiiiitllation :~eu•tom· drapsries lnol11111 • wood flOor 1U3 f'lACJNTIA AV!NUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 91627 • PHON! 6'6·A8ll -646·23SS • '" - • " EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 125, 'SECTIONS, '8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA AJ&ert1oon N.Y. Stoek8 ,.,. TEN CENTS Cle1nente Schools to ·Leave CUSD? By ANNE COOPER Of lM .... ., ,. ... SIMf Petitions requesUng a county study of a proposed breakaway of San Clemente area schools from the Capistrano Unified School District were circulated Thursday night at a San Clemente meeting. The meeting was called by Mary Ann Whittier. a San Clemente resident. who invited state and county school depart- me nt representatives to discus.a what would be involved in form. ing a new school district. Petitions signed by 250 resi- dents of the proposed San Clemente area scbool district would require the Orange Coun- t y Committee on School District Organization lo do a feaalbilit.y study. said Hal Mason, fiscal services director for the Or&n1e County Department of Educa· lion. • SUSPECT TISCHMACHEA TAKEN 1~~c\\,~ Sheriff'a Agent Phll Grlelbech ... ndcuffa ,.. PrtMHr Mission Viejo Neighbors Subdue Robbery Suspect A robbery suspect who al- legedly took $46 from a woman he injured slightly was pursued and subdued by neighbors in a new Mission Viejo housing tract Thursday morning. Booked into Orange County Jail on robbery and assault charges was Robert Alan Tischmacher, 26. o f 24812 Lakefield. El Toro. His bail was set at $25.000. . Laurie Kahn, 23, or 24972 Hayuco St .• Mission Viejo. told county sheriff's investigators the man knocked on the door of her home at about 11:30 a.m., then forced his way in -cutting her lip in the process. She said he took the money * * * from her purae before she ran from h~r New Castille Homes residence screaming, in- vestigators said. A sheriff's spokesman said several neighbors, including two women, chased the suspect when be Oed from tbe house, bringing him down in a tangle of bodies before be could reactr the car he had parked down the stnlet from the Kahn home. Deputies responding to a telephone call took Tiscbmacber into custody. The sheriff's spokesman said the incident reflected a real zeal for aeigbborbood awareness and cotiesiveness, something hla de- partment .. would like to see more of." * * * Help Refused Girl In Fleeing Aita.ck A 17-year-old Laguna Hills girl who souaht help in escaping two would-be attackers was turned away from three Saddleback Valley homes by wary residents early this morning, sheriff's dep- uties reported. DepuUes said the girl was picked up by 'wo men in Santa Ana at aboat midnlgbt as she at. tempted to bitclahlke home. The men allegedly 1topped tn PD'S flEYl11JON SWED NIXON a remote Sadclleltact Valley area where tbe1 made sexual advances and Mt the girl"• noee. The vic&im told depuUes sbe feigned submittal outalde t.be car and~ ran for help. Sbe said 9be wu turried away by three residents of the Paeo de Valencia·Alicla Parkway area before a fowtb allowed ber in to call ber parents. Deputies, responding to calla from two ol the residents COD· tacted earlier by the glrl, aa¥t- sbe was taken to a valley t:;r.ttallor treatment otln,Jurte!I cMd by ber .U.Cken. If the reorgn,.anization sup· porters chose to go directly to the state level, a 'petition signed by 2S percent of the registered vote rs ln the proposed breakaway district would be re- quired, be sald. The petition circulated Thurs· day asks the county committee "to convene for the specific purpose bf studying the re- organitation of the district so as lo form a new unified school dis· trlct in the area of the San Clemente High School boun-daries. '.t Mrs. Whittier said the failure or a March school construction bond eledion -the third lo fall in two years -sparked her in- terest in district reorgan!Jalion. "I talked to a lot ot j>e()ple who said they voted against the bond issue because they believed - rightly or wrongly -that San Clemente residents have been paying for the construction or schools in Mis$ion Viejo.·• she said. At the January 13 dedication of Shoreclitrs Junior High School in San Clemente. It was pointed out th~t 12 ~ls had been built in oth~ district communJties since the dedication of Ole Hans·on Elementary School In San Clemente in 1965. Mrs. Whit- tier said. -The district Mrs. Whittier pro- " posed would lncorpo/ate Con· cordia. Las Palmas. Ole Hanson and P a lisades Elementary· School attendance areas. in- corporating Capistrano Beach an.d the Alta Capistrano port.ion or San Juan Capistrano, as weU as the city of San Clemente. Residents or Mission Viejo at- tending Thursday's meeting said they intended to circulate peti- tions in thMr community. asking (See SCHOOLS, Page AZ> .....e Hopef11ls Unfit?. County Bar Panel Says 4 of 6 Unqual!:J!sd_ By NM BARLEY Ot•Dliltf ........... Four or six lawyers who are challenging judges in the June 6 election are .not qualified for judicial office, a 15-member Orange County Bar Association committee alleged today. Bar Association ·President Jack Troller aen1ed tltat Jils committee was trying to tell the people how lo vote. Trotter went on, however. lo announce that in the commit· tee's opinion, only Deputy Dis· trict Attorney Gary P. Byan and Anaheim attorney Robert Trustees Face Suit Over Welte A llisaioft Viejo attaWaey bas taken legal action to ba.tL wbat be claims are tbe plans or Sad- dlebaet v.uerua.lf"tec1 School Dlllrkt ~ to buy oat tbe balance of Superintendent Richard Welte's four-year con- tract. Tbe contract expires in 1979. But plaintiff Clifford B. Boehmer. an unsuccessful can· didat.e for trustee. claims the five trustees intend to terminate Welte and allow bim to leave with a "golden handshake.•• Boehmer condemns any pay ment to Welte as a "needless, useless and improvident waste of public funds." Boehmer. who lives at 25266 Pacifica Drivei Mission Viejo, claims In bis awsuit that the district took limllar acUon when it used $&5.4100 of public funds to t.ermiule the eantract of former Supt. William z.ou. He seeks an lnjunction that would prevent the trustees from similar expenditure in the case of Welte. who bas been placed on vacaUon status by trustees. * * * Board Asks For Audit Of District Weaver can be regarded as qualified. Ryan is challenging Judge lryQe C. Black of Newport Beach for her Santa Ana Municipal Court seat. Weaver ls seeking to upset Superior Cottrt Judge Bruce Sumner of Laguna Beach_,_ '.! Trotter said his committee oes not regard deputy district lorneys Orella Sears and Ted illnd, Newport Beach "at-· mey Robert Schatz and Santa Ana attorney Jay Wall -as qualified. · Mrs. Sears is challenaing FmailgTies Superior Court Judge Leonard Goldstein of Newport Beach. Millard is taking on Superior Court Judge Richard Hamiltonot SQuth Laguna. Wall is challenging Superior <;ourt Judge Robert c. Jodd_ or Newport Beach. Schatz as trymg to un&eat.1'udge Arnold Mordk.in- or Newp0rt Beach from th• North Orange County Municipal Court bench. A bitterly dissappointed Mrs. Sears condemned the bar survey today as "Totally unfair and totally sbockiDg. · "l reJ?ard myself as tbP. Do'a Morsy. 8. of Laguna Hills had an unusual contribu- tion to make to the San Joaquin School multi-cultural fair held this week. She brought artifacts and memorabilia linking her family to Egypt's Pharaohs. in- cluding Queen Nefertiti, shown on the plate Do'a holds . Fonz Weds Roomie; Will Fans Be Happy? NEW YORK <AP) -Henry Winkler, heartthrob of teen· agers as televillon 'a .. Th• Penz," was married today to the woman he bas been Uvln1 with, Stafey Weitzman. The wtddint. filth only Camlly and friettds in attendance. was held in the Con1re1atlon Habonlm, a Manhattan ayna1~. Th• belt man waa the new , Mra. Wlnkler"S S.year-old son. Jed. Wl.nkler, 31, a 1tar of UM hit .ABC ..,... "HaPPJ DI.YI." told NPOMn be doel DOt bel&t\'e hla pvp•larlt.J wttll tffD.-a .. , ... wUl d..U. lftff laia m~. Wlftler &Dd bll •year-old Hotel. Winkler called bis mar· riage "a long-time corttract with no options -it would be destruc- tive to think about it any other way." ~ Winkler said be and his bride will hooer,moon in Europe. »e said the trip would include news confereaces ln Stockholm, Lon· don and Paris to promote his two recent films, '1Heroet." and "The One And Only." Winkler said they met two years ago at a Los An1etes clotbln1 store wbere Stac-ey was worklnl as press agent. He said be lnvlwc:l her for a ''?·Up." He uld they bad been Hvtna totetber. for two yean. A1ked how he proposed, Wlakler aakt, ''SM wat tak1na a betb ailid 1 went o.Ulde a.o pa.ere a ,( FONZ. .... A,2) foremost legal expert in this county if not the state and I just can't conceive why the bar should want to do a thing like thl$ to me," the furious pros- ecutorsaid. ··1 have won many awards. I display maturity in my pro-· Cession. 1 am.. reg.arded b)'... all judges and lawyers as an expert in my field and there are no scandals in my background," she said. Mrs. Sears said she thought the results of the bar survey •mlRht have some effect" on (See IVDGE, Page AZ> Corridor Assai"led At Coli/ab About 70 Orange Coast resi· dents told representatives of the county planning staff Thursday that they wish the proposed San Joaquin Rills Transportation Cotrldor would be transported somewhete else -preferably In- to oblivion. "If I had my way, I would eliminate it completely," said one Turtle Rock tesident at the meeting at University High School in Irvine. The public meeting ba<J been called by the Environolental Management Agency of Orange County to seek community com· ments on the proP&sed link between the Corona del Mar Free way in Irvine with the San Diego Freeway near Saddleback College. A number or people at the meeting Identified themselves as residents or Turtle Rock in Irvine, near which the corridor would pass. One woman said she bought her house in Turtle Rocle nine years ago, passing up homes in Harbor View Hills because they were too close to the tben- proposed Fifth Avenue Bypass through Corona del Mar. Robert Rende. manager or the project planning division of the EMA, told the audience that the ·Board ol Supervisors has ap. proved the corridor m concept, but Is still studying possible routes. He said construction Is estimated to be five to 15 years away. Fred Pearson, a represen· tall ve or project consultants Gruen Associates, Inc., sa.ld one ($H ROllTE, Pa~ AU Coast Weather Partly cloudy toiuJhl and Saturday mornang becoming mos tly ftair Saturday afternoon. Lows tonight in mid·SOs. Hlghis Saturday ln low 70s. 1 INSmE T8DA W SkJI dfm'1 talce long seeps. Tho•• Pt"DCfidng for Che Et Toro Alamw SO. Air show tht1 weel<nd did som. retent tumb~• o/f the back oJ CH-16 Mllcopurs. Story and photoa on Page Cl. llMlex \ Strikln.I Oranc County truck ,dr1Ven probably wiU vote ac-to Mondi)' on • mW\ cement coo tract ~) ttJected hut Si.tur· .da.r. l'.t)()kesmun for l't:1trnsters Local 396 said todav. . . ' v~ne Raasch. president.or the ONni;e County local. also sutd '!'ltfike funds O( $3$ per WCt'k wert distributed to lbe drivers • Thursd(ly. The str\ke began F,....r~AJ iSCHOOLS. • : the county school district or- . ganization committee to study · the unification of the Capistrano : Unified portJon of Mission Viejo • with the Saddleback Valley • Unifi ed School District. : Mission Viejo is currently • divided between the two unified \ di'ltricts, with homes east of : Marguerite Parkway and north .of Trabuco Road in the Capistrano district. : When proposed construction or the ~jssion Viejo planned com· • mup?ty has been completed. .! more Mission Viejo students will :. att end Capistrano Unified · schools than SaddJeback Valley : Unified. Mason. who is the county com. mittee coordinator. said an im- portant factor In success of the proposed reorganization would be representation of minorities m equal proportions in the newly formed districts as in the exist· ing district. Deputy S upt. Truman Benedict said the Capistr ano Unified District has a Mexican· American student enrollment of about J(). Jl percent. concentrat· to•d in the San Juan Capistrano and Capistrano ·Beach com· munities. A new San C~piente area dis· t,rict would have lo h ave the same 10-11 percent Mexican· • American enrollment. Mason said. The county study would prob- ' a bly take about four months. : he said. If t.he county committee appro\'ed the pr oposed re· • organization 1l would also de. • ll'rmme who would vote on the issue registered voters in I.he • proposed dis trict or from : throughout the Capistr ano C ni fit:d District. Fre•P~AJ ·AUDIT •.• .. ·· tral district office. Welte .said the decentralized approach had good points but did allow the possibility of im· propriety. .. Ev~rythlng must be done above board, .. he said. "I t.hink there's merit in some of those recommendations (of the com· munity budget committee>.·· Welte said any questions in· volving school funds manage. ment should be dealt with by the district. .. ,, there's ever the question or imPl•opriety you.can't ignore that." Welte said. "There's nothing more damaging to a school district than having its , propriety questioned." ... :.'Singalong'Slated . .... ;At Rotary Meeting # Members of the Laguna Hilts • Rotary Club are scheduled to ..... sing alont" with Harry ~Zollars, assistant administrator •-or the WiUows Foundation, at :1.heir noon meeting Wednesday. -)tay 10, at Barone·s restaurant In ·Laguna Hills. -Zollars. past pres\dent or ;Kiwanis in Princeton. N.J. and : r~cipie~t of the Man of the Year • award, 1s to present slides show· -in& tbe words of the songs, club : Pt9gram director Esko Kotkas • saad . .. ' : .. AJuka Shaken :: · ANC flORAG E <AP> -A .moderate earthquake. register· (,pg 5.1 on the Richter Scale. ."St\ook south·cenlra l Alas ka -"rhursday. DAILY PILOT • .. lina.t th.tM w.eta aio.. 'IOlidarity llhOwn by llrik· inc • ftf'I. who ,...oun"ln1b reJ1 tted lhe manacemtftl otf« lut wukcod, hH b11110 to crumble J.n the facu of tbe hlrina or non·unlon drivers by the firms. · Management negotiators have refused to offer any more money . Strtkers, who were receiving 14 .so an hour. were seeking an lmmedJate raise t.o $6.50 and an ultbnate ra~ to $8.50 over a tbrff·)'ea.rperiod. The man8'ement offer ls f•r a raise to $5.2$ lmmedialely and $6 during the three years. Th,t! firms began hiring new drivers Monday and resumed trash pickups for the million· plus Orange County residents ( Pilot Logbook ) Who Says Beggars Can't Be Choosers? By WILLIAM HODGE Oft•Dtlly~ ........ MENIAL TASKS for a nominal fee are not in the cards for Saddleback Valley students -at least, not if the atu· · dents can help It. Discussion of a new Saddleback Valley Unified School District field tnp Policy Wednesday sparked comments from Mission Viejo High School's career placement representative Shirl llirrel. The Policy requires that no one be precluded from attending the field trip -whether it be Costa Mesa or Costa • Rica -on the basis of financial inabill· ty or hardship. That means. said district officials. if one student can 'l afford the trip, the other . say. 50 students can't go either. School Boar..~ President George Henry suggested needy students be given jobs so that they can arrord the field trip. there,by allow everyone \O at· l~o.d.. . . • "l But I.here was one eaten. "Some or these kids are very selective about the jobs they'll take," Mrs. Hlrrel said as she stepped up to the speakers podium. ''I've got plent)' ol jobs over there. ''Jobs go wanting every day.·· Mrs. Hlrrel said the problem was that students seem ed to want only welt· aying jobs. "l'm always lellin No. l can't find them a job for S7 an hour.'·· sh "J can't even find one for myself like I.hat.·· Ml~JON VIEJO will go on display May 21 for Valley residents who purchase tickets to Mission Viejo Seaullful's Spr lne Home and Garden Tour. The toors offer a chance to visit the new home of Mis· sion Viejo Company President Phil Reilly and his wife, Valley. The home is located on lhe shores of Lake Minion Viejo. And Lf that iS.n't enoueh. the tour often a view or five othe~ local castles, each unique in garden and style. The tour will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. and feature a reception for the homeowners and visitors at the Casta del Sol Recreation Center. The reception group will be enter· tained by "Deja Vu,'' featuring Allison Cornell. Tickets can be purchased at Wlneman's Department Store, Montanoso RecrHtion center. the Deane Swtm and Racquet Club and the Casta del Sol Recreation Center. Tickets are $3 each for 12·year-olds and up. •• * AND VALLEY ART BUFFS might want to take ad· vantage of an a uction Saturday in Laguna Beach.. The auction, sponsored by the Laguna !teach Ex· change Club. will offer "an unusual opportunity to view and acquire exclusive editions of original 1raphJcs, oil paintings and water colors by local and international award winning artists.·' Some artists whose work will be ocr,red for bids are Connie King, Rockwell, Chagall, Dali. Calder. LeRoy Neiman and John Kelly. Bids start at IS and ran1e up lo $2.000. Bring your wa llet; BankAmerlcard, Mastercharge and personal checks accepted. The auction, which will lake place at the Laguna Boys Club on Laguna Canyon Road. wm bealn with a preview and wine tasting at 7 p.m. The auction begins at 8 p.m. Admission is $2 per person. * •• SENIOR DENISE BAUGHER at Mission Vlejo High School became a Cinderella of sorts recenUy when her friends pitched in on the oc~aslon or Denise's 17th birth· day. But Cinderella's carriage wasn't drawn by a team of horses and her destination wasn't the local casUe. Denise and her five friends were drawn around town by the horsepower or a chauffei.ar.cfriven Cadillac Umou•ine . The girls' destination? Laguna Beach to look al the guys and just cruise. Soap Box Derby Registration Set Boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 15 can register for the Mission vlejo Soap Box Derby Saturday Crom 10 a.m. to noon at the Montanoso Recrea· tlon Ct!nter. 25800 Montanoso Drive. The event, sponsored by the Orange County Soap Box Derby 1(ssociaUon and Mission Viejo Company la scheduled for July 23. derby representative Greg Currens said. The ra~ is divided lnw two r,....r.,,eAJ FONZ.•'. daffodil we blid arown In our sarden. tdroDoicl It lnto tM tub and asimt. -·wm you marry me?•Sbe.,.da 'Ob, Henry'!'' Winkler uW ~ hopes bil rans are hal)P)' tor him, a4din1. "I hope they can also makt • com· mltment In U'letr Dves." A native ~w ¥ortcr. Wlnkwr Uvea In Ca.Ufonna where tM wlevl1ton Mrla •bout a ll'OUP ot middle-~ teiHfwa Jo U. ... attfi .. •.11.~ classiCicalions. Ten to 12·yea.rold youtbs compete in the Junior division. 1'he senior division Is open to 12to 15-yearolds. Trophies wm be awarded to first, second and U'lird place wtn· nera in both divltlons. First place winnen will compete in .the national soap box derby In Akron, Ohio. later this summer, Currens aald. The derby course this year Is on 010 Parkway between Goleta and Martuerite Parkway. Inform tlon concernin1 con· structlon of the 1oap box Is avalla&le by uJUn1 derby dlrec· tor Jim Ganiloo aU38·9585. ~ . Valuable Rinp TURet of Thieve• Three rtnp va1'*1 by the vie· Um at -.cm were taken frorn a MlN6on VleJo home by an In· trudtr .-C method ol enUY ls unkno1n1~0 0 •II.I• County •b•l'Uf't Deput.Ms Nl4 tWl. ... ,,.. PorMd bf M=~ Hun. NoO&blr~ •• lakm. . I served by the firms, which con· •net wl\h numetoua cltiea. Wednes4lay, m a naeement epokea"*' announced that the new drivers wo uld be kept permanentl.Y. Raasch.· who said striking drivers could be back on the Job as early as Tuesday. wouldn't comment on how the union will react if the firms refuse to hire back some of the drtvers. However. he aald, ••Anybody thllt Is caught doing vlolencr will not be put back to wf rk. but anyone el:sc will be put back to work. The new people will be signed up for the union.·· Carl Lindeman. business ·representative fo r the local, said :tn unfair labor pructices com· ~lalnt was fiJed Thursday with lhe N 11t1onal Labor Relations Board to protest the hirina et aun· union woricendur1ngthutrfb. strike But management spokesmen h3vt> maintained they h.tve ~ right t o op•nite their com pa.rues. ··As far as l'm concerned. this s~rike is over." Raul Ranae!, vice president of Jaycox Di3 posaJ, said Thursdav. LA Gets Skytrain London to California Flight ApproVed . LONDON <AP l -Freddie Laker. the British entre preneur who pioneered a cul·rate. f\9- frills Skytrain service to New York. got government approval today to operate a Skytrain to Los Angeles. The Clvil Aviation Authority said it aranted Laker Airways an air Q-ansport license for a single·class. wa lk-on se rvice to Los Angeles f rom Gatwick Airport south of London. The Los Angeles Skytrain is due to begin opetation Sept. 26. the first anniversary of the New York Skytrain. Laker fought for years to get government approval for his Sk ytraln lo New York. He argued that trans-Atlantic air fares were too high and that he could stitl make a profit by cut ting back on unnecessary frills and a ppealing mainly t o people F,.._PdfleAJ .. --ROUTE ••• option that will be preffnied lo supervisors will be to eliminate the project. Thursday's meeting. one of severa l scheduled by the E MA in preparing its cnvirdnmental impact report, was partially dis - rupted hy audible grumblings about the corridor among some members of the audience. In addition, many or the resi· dents left during the two and a ·half hour meeting. wjth only abou.l 10 remaining at the end. No one in the audience had anything good to say about the project. · '"t think the whole lhjng is lo push development down into the south county." one man com· mented. Loss of views. damage to wildlife and plants, noise prob· lems and the loss of rural areas were among the objections raised by audience members. Rende responded that studies by the county have shown that the corridor will be required to mee t future transportation needs and that it will cul down on pollution by about five per· cent and on traffic delays by more than 50 percent. He said county supervisors are expected to review the EIR sometime this fall or winter . Carter Rebuffed WASHINGTON <AP) -The House voted Thursday. 227 to 136, to make room in its ten· tative budget for tax credits to help pay tuition of students in private elementary and secon· dary schools as well as colleges. The vote, although it did not directly advance legislation for such credits. was a rebuff lo Pres ide n t Carter a nd the House's own Budget Committee. who don't travel on expense ac· counts. As or mid·March. the once· dally Skytrain •service to New York using OC-10 jumbo jets had made a net profit ror Laker Airways of around $1.38 million. Under the license granteo by the ~ivil Aviation Authority. the Skytrain fare rrom London to Los Angeles Oct. 1.June 30 will be $155. In the-peak period July l·Sept. 30 the fare will be S178. From Los Angeles to London the fare witl be $220 Sept. l·Ma,y 31 a nd $248 June I -Aug. 31. The price of the rare excludes meals. refres hments and entertain· ment. Tickets must not be sold before 4 a .m. local time on the day of departure. Laker's Skytrain service has prompted a revolution in trans· Atlantic air travel. Regularly sc heduled a1rhnes have tn· troduced various sorts o( re· duced fares. such as standby and advanced booking. to com· pete wilh Laker Airways on the prestigious route. Fro• P.,,e Al JUDGE CANDIDATES. • • voters deciding between her and Judge Goldstein on June 6. "But I am not discouraged," she said. ··t certainly intend to put all my strength behind this effort lot I think thal-l..am the. better judge." Millard said today that the county bar "was so busy finding me not qualified that lbey didn't find time to note my oppoent's <Judge Hamilton> recent con· fession that he Oasilied court re· cords. "They just don't want la wyers to run agains t incumbent judges." Millard said. "Let's not rock the boat ev~n though a judge like my opponent has been reprimanded by the California Com mission on Jud iciat Performance because or his tam· pering with court records. "It doesn 'l change my cam- paign plans," MJllardsaid. ''AJI it does Is make me even more de- termined." Pair Jailed Over Viejo Saddle Thefts Two men who a llegedly took saddles and equipment valued at S20.000 from lhe Mission VieJo Equestrian Center have been jailed by Orange Cou nty she riffs officers. 0('puties said Jon Fredenck Chris tensen. 20. a nd Dav id Lawrence Stein. 18. both of Anaheim . were booked on charges of burglary and receiv· ing s tolen property. The two men are accused of breaking into lhe center at 27152 Marguerite Parkway and taking 16 English saddles, nine Westem saddles. 23 bridles a nd other items Officers said the pair are be· Ing questioned about other burglaries in which riding gear and tack were s tolen from stables. Those losses were valued atabout$3.000. Judges Mordkin. Goldstein. Sumner and Todd are rated "well qualified" In the bar sur· v~y. Judges Black and Ha milton ate rated as "qualified.·· Trotter stmsed-1ttat what Is now an annual survey by the bar slaould oot -be taken by Orange County voters as his organlza· lion's suggestion on how th~y should vote June 6. "This is for public Information only." he said. "Vfe reel it might be a valuable guide but we are not telling voters how to vole ... Trotter noted that a record number or j udges arl" being challenged in this year's elec lions and predicted that ·'this Is the trend of the future. "Every body is challengi ng everything.·· he said. ·'But I do thi nk a major factor in this year's elections is that judges appointed by Governor Brown are being challenged . .. Many voters and lawyers arf' dissatisfied with Brown appoint· ments and this dissatisfaction 1s renected on the ballots ... Trotter said. Suckers Back To Musouri NIXA. Mo. IAPI -San J uan Capistrano mi~hl ha\'t' its swallows. and ll incklev . Ohio 11 s buzzards. but Nixa has its suckers The southwest Missouri comm unity is celebrating the presence of Finley River Suckers -a fish that resembles a carp but has soft lips and makes its s pawning run up the Finley River this time of the year. On Thursday. Sucl<er Day .s tartt-d with the crowning of the Sucker Day Queen and a parade through Nixa. K.ALEIDOSC<JPE L( N0.2J0422 Our s howroom is a virtual kale1dosoope of colors. The reasons are varied-: We know that color coordinating Is the primary target when buying carpet. Quality is usually second in tine. and because we have such a vast selection ot qualities, it ts easy to coordinate color and qu~lity to each lndividJars taste. However. we know that a volume of samples looking at you can seem very confusing-but we feel that showing just a few samples is not a fair representation of the carpet business. Our huge selection gives our salespeople every possible option 1n working with people. helping them to find the perfect choice. So if you are 1n the market to select your carpeung-select Alden·s to help vou. that's what we· re here forf ! ! l "'m~.DEN'S : iiiiilillitioii: ·custom drapsries Unoltuni • vJOOd floor COO~ Mf~ CAU,. 92627 • .. STOCKS/ IUSINESS Friday'• N¥SE C(JlftP(JSIT£ 2 p.m. (EDT) Price• SACTIONS 011 Search •Promising' ATLANTIC CITY. N.J . (AP> The exploratory oil drilUng operation In the Atlantic Ocean of( New Jersey has found .. very promlslng.. rock formations, a drUUn1 expert H1d to- day. Altho1.t1h Vernon Goodwln, the drt1Un1 foreman tor ConUnental OU Co .• 1•ld no oll had been found ~. he uld UM drtllin1 operation haa en· countered a aancf.)I rock formation 'Chat often aJt.a on top of oU retervea. "lt'a very proml1ln1." Goodwin uld. "TheN'• a lot of 11nd out thef'I and lhat'1 a great bucket for holdln1 oil." Goodwin'• at.a~ment wu t.bt Or1t pub.Uc QtKatnonl of prorreu ln the 1earcb ror oll or IH ln the BalUmote C~. s DAIL 't l'U..Ol OJ Credit Buv• Insurance Law Puzzles Many IS)' SYLVIA POaTElt Many consumers taking out personal loana or buying goods on lnstaUmenl do no\ understand the eost& or credit inaurance. Credit lnsuranc~ '' sold to consumet'11 WMft they tior· row cash or bUY 1oods or aervtcff on an lnetallmenl plin. U the debtor dies or becomes Ill or disabled and m11ns payments. the lns\,lranre company pays the tredJtor. ., TYPICALLY, THE COST OF 1 credit Insurance poUh Is minor. especially for such Item• as housewares or furniture. but it mounts for such blg·Ucket l\em1 ~5 automobiles or mobilt: homes. Neverthe~ess. m06t ~le 8ign aut.horbaUon forms for credU lnsurance without rtal· ly questioning ll or figurint out the total coat. Because of this. credlt lnaurance has been called "hid· den insurance." On a $4.000 aulo loan repay•bfe over thrtt years. f'1r instance. credit iMuraoce mitht add S300 or more to the total payment. Yet, it Is u slly overlooked. Sales of credit insurance have ballooned in rteenL years. with more than Sl billion ln credit ure Insurance premiums Money's alone cOllf cled each year. The volume of Worth credtt dls ab•llty in· surance also ls climb· Ing. Generally offered to debtors are two bask types of credit Insurance: credit life and credit disability. UNDER THE FIRST. THE Insurer pays benefits lo the lender if the debtor dies. The amount of coverage in- volved in this type of policy usually Is smaU compated with ordinary life insurance. ' Under credit disability insurance. lhe insurance com- pany makes installment payments that come due while the covered debtor js d isabled. ~ccording lo terms of the policy Rates for credit disability are almost always higher than for credit life lwith ral.tt ranging between 65 cents and Sl per $100 of coverage 1. RA1lELY IS CREDIT INSURANCE required to obtain a loan. t>eeause the trulh·l1t-lending -taw demands that its .. cost be disclosed along with the finance charge. Several studies have revealed. though. that some creditors 'ead borrowers to believe that wllhOul the Insurance, the loan wtn not be granted. "A mere suggestion by the creditor that c~t in· surance Vt'ould be a goed Idea is enough to persuade all but· the moat sophisticated" borrowers. a 1977 study by the N•· lional Association of Ins urance Commissioners found. Many states have regulations preventing creditors from -requiring a debtor to buy Insurance from the crfdltor or an insurer named by the creditor. T~hnically. the bor- rower may provide ins urance through an existing policy. But few exercise lhis option . .. CREDIT INSURANCE: A HANDBOOK Cot Consumers.·· by Elizabeth Williams. is an excellent guide. ll was funded by a grant from the U.S. Office of Consumer Education. A limited number of copies is available a nd only to consumer educators and nonpfofit groups. While the supply lasts. free copies are available from the Paul ll Douglas Consumer Research Center. 1012 14th Sl. N.W • Room 901. Washington D.C. 20005. Tom Dobyns has been appointed a loan o(ficer at Bank of America's Fountain Valley branch. He joined the bank as a clerk in 1971 and previously served as a teller at various Los Angeles area branches. * Shirley Clarke, Laguna Hills. has been appointed as a loan oflicer al Southwest Bank's Mission Vlejo office. She has more than 15 y~ars of banking experience wilh other Southland banks. including more than six years as a loan officer in Southern Orange County . • Gregory F. Lancaaler, Laguna ~ach, has been pro· moted to vice president in Securtty Paclfic Bank's con- sumer finance department. He is former assistant vice president and manager or student loans in that depart· ment. * Herbert Slttle, Misslon Viejo, has been named vice president and manager for income property loans in the Orange County regional ofClce of Ralph C. Sutro Co .• mortgage bankers. Hls experience includes two years as a loan originator 3t the Alison Co .. Newport Beach. three years as a project manager w;th Alison Development Co. and two years as a mortgage analyst for Monarch Life Insurance Co. in ~pringfield, Mass. • Barbara MacAdam has been appointed manager ot Bank of America's Capistrano Palisades branch in San Cleme nte. · She had senoed as regional credit examination officu since January 1976. traveling lo branches In the region. UnUl then. SM had spent het career in San Clemente. Join· ing the branch there in 1966 as a stenographer, she held positions or Increasing responsibility and was promoted to• officer rank as a loan offer in 1971 . Three years taler. sJle was transferred to Capistrano Palisades In a managerial capacity. ~maininl there until her reitonal credit asslgnrt'lent. • James D. Hull has been elected president of Tanklodlcs, Inc., Westminster. He joined'lhe compahy in 1972 as operatJons manager and most recently was vice president ot manufact1.1ring . • Nancy· M. Cusur has been named a 1eneral loan or- ficer at the Fountain Valley 8aak ol A1nertea. Sbe had served as a lendina ofncer at lht" bank ·s Oran1e County.Los Angf'lta Coast regional headquarters ·ln Orange stn~ aJarch wn. Wlth the bank alnce n9S, •be be1an her career In El Monte aa a teller and held poeltiopa or l\)creuins responslblllty there and at Palmdale, Wldle at Palmdale. she was promoted \0 loan officer \n 1tto: apeclallzin& in conaumer and real estate c~lt. \ C•le••IP llep•rt• &-... Callromta Computer Product.a Inc., Anaheim. hu H· ported revenues of $29.$33.000 for the third flaeal qu~r ended April 2, compared wJth 128.441.000 a y.ar aao. The ctuarter ~ult.cl to a not profit or SM7,000, com· pned with • Ml lou of 11,m.000 Jn the lblrd quarter ot n1e1l W7'7. The r.ront ln lbe CWftnl q\&INf lnchMSed SSS0.000 In aalna rom the 1ale of ttocJt held 1n an uoaf. nuated company and from lhl purcbue of a po~~= compan)'•• c "°~ c:oovert.Lble debenturu for 1 fundp~ • Goff Brblgs Out .the 8est In 91 ·year·Old Mesali By HOWARD L. HANDY otllllfCMIMY.....,..._.. There aren't many eolfers in the world today who can play a round of 18 boles and have a 1ross score thal ls lower than their age. Golf is a frustraUnc, exacting aame-one that sometimes brings out the worst in Its players. Such ls not the case with•Costa Mesa's Charlie Hansen who will celebrate his 9lsl birthday Sunday with the clty of Costa Mesa proclaiming the day as Charles A. Hansen Day. Hansen ls an active 91 and didn't start playing golf until two ·vears after he retired at _Jge 72. Yet. on Tuesday--0£ this week, whiJe he was still 90, he fired an 89 over the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club Mesa W.nda executive course. He normally shoots in the 80s. He grew up In Northeast Kansas and played a l~ttle ~aseball in his youth but never became active in sports dunng his work· Ing. lifetime. "I was-active driving a big team or mules and played a little " .. baseball on weekends." he says in recalling his youth. "But I didn't start playing 1olf untU I was 72 when my four sons got me started. They all played and they took me with them." He laughs when he recalls a day several months after he took up the game. •'The boys were aoll\I to play me out that day.'' he says. ·'I heard them talking before we started. "But I was in good shape and they weren't. We played 48 holes and they were exhausted when we finished. Jn fact, they dldn 't even eat dinner that night when we got home they were so tired. But that didn't bother me. l wu used to it." One of has sons. Chuck. says of~ occasion : ·'We were all tlred and went in and laid down on the noor. Aner Dad ale su.P· per. someone kiddingly suggested we all go bowling and be was the only one with any enthusiasm for it." What time of day does he go t-0 the golf course? "We get out about s ·o'clock," he says. "If we don't start See GOLFER, Pa1e 87 ' When Will Angels End Slump? The California Angels have spent S8 million in signing free agent hiUers the past two years, but players like Lyman Bostock. Joe Rudi, Bobby Grich and Rick Miller have had little to do with , the team's fast start In 1978. ' In faet, the Angels' anemic of· ,.(ense has prevented them from • ·doing even better ud manager bave Garcia is al a loss to .ex· plain what's gone wrong. "I don't thlnk anyon~ in the world can say .what it is." said Garcia before the Angels suf· fered their third ~traight loss Wednesday night.. a 7-4.-selbaok Beary Flop at th·e hands of the Detroit Tigers. "l can't see it happening one more day." What's happening is the Angels have a team batting A...,eb Slate AHOMMS•KMl'C...-.lntl Tonllflt Cie..land'•tGllHotnl• S.111rd•Y o.vtllflCI •I Gllllotftl• 5'1nd.ty ~---., C.llloml• average of only .225 and have • collected IO or more hits only twice in a game thls season., Despite. its problems at the plate, California has a 14 ·9 re· cord -end-.just finished ita best Cerritos College's Denny Moss slides head first into second base as qran.ge Coast's ~om Barnett tries to stop t~e ball from go mg into lht-outf 1eld. Cerritos topped th~ Pirates. 6·2. to end OCC's South Coast Conference title hopes. For story and other pictures. see Page BS. April ever. The Angels host Cleveland tonight. "ll0s a matter or lime, l just hope it's a short time." sald Garcia, whose team had been winning before its last three games with outstanding pitching and solid defense. "J only believe it because I see it. ''Even the average pitcher is stopping us.·• continued Garcia. "We just haven't been hitting the 'ball. This team is capable or hit· ting .260 or .265 over a season. I think we've really gotten beat about four.games With a Uttle hll- ling we could have really had a fast start.·· A look at the Individual averages is shocking. Bostock, who bit .336 for the Minnesota Twins last season, has a .~7 average. Rudi. who has been sidelined with a pulled calf mus· cte, is hitting .220. Grtch is at .207 and Miller has a .250 mark. Rance Mulliniks Is 1itruggling ~t .143, Ron Fairly has a .222 average, Brian Downiog is hit· ting .219 and Tony Solaita just .144. "We've got guys who can hil Stt A.NG'ELS, Page 81 IA Faces Pirates Streak Hitter? Smith ~ays No P ITTSBURGH <AP> -Reggie Smith insists he's not a streak hitter, but he's on a hot binge now which bas helped keep the Los Angeles Dodgers in first place in the National League West. "l might go into streaks so far as power is concerned but not base hits because that's the ad- vantage of being a switch hit· ter." Smith said Thursday as the Dodgers began making prepara· ~Slate All O-• KAK ..-. 11'11 T~t LosMQeteutPI~ • '5 S.lurd•Y Los An9ef• •I PlltSO!wQll tO: H •.m. SuM.y Los~•tPltt~ 10:1u.m. lions for a three.game set in Pittsburgh tonight following T hursday's 4·1 victory at Chicago. Hurt Hooton is on the mound tonight for the Dodgers trying lo improve on a 1·3 record. tan· gling with Pittsburgh's Bert Blyleven U·2). Reggie belted a two-run homer in the first Inning Thurs- day batting right handed. Then he balled left-banded to drive in a run with a sacrifice fly. He also doubled. The homer ~dS rus fourth or the season and was hll into a stiff. 22-mile-an-hour wind. "I wasn't worried about it go- ing foul," he said, "but I really hit it well and I was afraid it might be a heartbreaker by hanging up lo the wind." Reggle also drove In three runs ln Wednesday's 9-5 vict-OrY on a triple, a double and a pair or singles which helped the Dodgers break a three.game los· ing streak. .. Reggie's the pivotal man on our club," said manager Tom Lasorda. "He leads by exe<:ution. When he gels big hits. everything falls into plaee." Reggie·s first·inning homer. (~lowing a single by ' Bill Russell. was a ll the support Rick Rhoden needed in posting his fourth victory without a defeat. Rhoden ilad a three-hit shutout going into the etghth when the Cubs scored an unearned run on a single by Ivan DeJesus. a stolen base. a throwing error and Greg Gross ·s sacrifice fly . Three or the Cubs' total six hits came in the last two innings when it started lo rain and Rhoden had difficulty gelling his footing on the mound. LO,ANGCLAS CHICAGO •rllM ~.lb • 110 •rlllM Ce.Jesus: ss • t t o lh1SMll.U •I I 0 Grou,<f J 0 I I R .Stnllll, r1 • I J l BW<llNr. ID J 0 I 0 Gerfty. 1b • 0 l 0 a.11 ... 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Dent. a non·winner and one of the longest drivers on the PGA t-0ur. s howed Thursday what can happen when he adds a pulling touch lo ·his prodigious 290.yard drives. He made six birdie putts rang· ing from 10 lo 100 feel and. coupled with a bogey. 1t gave him a 5·under-par 65 over the 6.993·yard. par·70 Preston Trail Golf Club course lo take a one- s hot lead. in the Byron Nelson Classic. Palmer. lashing his irons to the flag all day. was one shot behind with a 66 that he called '"about as high as I could shoot . . . my best playing round in over a year." just made all two.footers in that winnmg string? No matter how good you play you have to be able toch1pandputt. ·· The 36·year·old Dent. whose best finish this year was a lie for 24th. had to withdraw last week at New Orleans when his mothe~ died. * * * Ftnt-round scores T1t11rMSay In the U00.000 8y•on H•IMln Goll Casio< Oft Ille •• .,,..,.,d. p.1·10 Prnlon rr .. 1 GOii Ouocours.: J Dent A P•lmer 0 Moody S ~lnytt 9.J•<Mel tc. Z.rl•y 9 ,,_,,..m !-Lff i..H11tson D Ec.lllbrQr R floycl T W•ttOn O.J•n•ry T Sh•w J Miiier 8 GolCMr • Marti L. Tr•v1no "8H" 8 Devll" J, Scllrocrr P Oslrlluis 0 Pooley T Storo E SnffCI J Schie. 3S-l0-6S J .HH\ JJ.•-11 J3.l3-66 8 .Kr.ttnrt ~-11 ~-.1 T PurtHr Jl~/I JS-32-~/ G.L•lller 3'>JS-ll JS.:n-..1 A T•P•ot 36-JS-/I 3'-l4~ M lYt! l7·l4-/1 l4 ,. • .., D Gr•,..m l).Jll-11 J3.~ P J•<ot>Mn 36-lS-II ~;:: ~ .. ::::i::: ~~~ U.l4-61 P McGoWM )t''l6-11 JS.l4· 6• 0 H.-qou 36-lt-n 14-lS· _., M.Slle• l7•JS-72 JS.M _., J.lnm•n ·• l 7·ll-72 J:1.J1·.. J.HHrCI l7•JS-n 3Sl4_.. M.M<lndon »-»-n ~~=~l ~:':~~ :.~~ ll·D-10 l . Tllmpion 31·»-11 37 • .-10 M.HtVH Jl·JS-11 36-l4-10 / l .loll >1·J$-12 JS.JS-70 R.Curl »-Jt-n u.•-10 o.-Y•• »-J1-n ~10 D Tt-11 »-•-n 14-36 ·-70 G.Burns •M-n 36-14-70 8 .SIM•rtr JS.37-n •JS-11 e Cttftlt\r# »-»-n i It's a ·Fo11r-horSe .Race Krull-1 1 0 0 0 0 S.1118-FrymM. T-2: U. ,._,030 Dent. who lost his exempt playing status and must struggle to qualify each week. said. '"l stoooed workinli! on mv driver and started working on my putting. Do you think Gary Player l 0Hlnk1t A Gttoll>r9ff" CC.Adrp~1 l7·lA-11 o.e1n »-»-n 1'-37· 71 T.Kll• ~ll-11 . .. , ... -~: Alfi~ Alydar Resume Hot Rivalry LOUlSVILLE (AP> -Trainer Laz Barrera describes jockey Steve Cauthen as beina almost as old as \he Kentuck~ Derb~. Thal 3-year..old classic turns 104 on Saturday while Cauthen only recently turned us. .. Cautben'a 100 years old," says Barerra of Cauthen, who does indeed have potse and ex· perlence beyond bla tender yean. Cauthen, who has been riding ln New York this week. makes his Derby debut on Af. Cirmed. the 7·5 early lecond c:holce for the 1 '4·mtte event, which has attracted a field or 11 tbree-yeaN>lds. Cauthen, the top jockey in win· nen and punre earnings last tear , 11 no newcomer to the a.urcblll Downs track, bavlng 1.t hia start here several years aao. However, be became Al· ftrmed's regular rider last year only after veterant Anael Cordero and Lafflt Piacay c<>uld DC>t devote full lime to ridlnJ Al· finned, owned by Harbor View PMmt. .Tbe flnt tee of ractn•~• Tr\ple Crown, worth '239.400 lt au 10 wltJa a Clnt prize of 11 .. IOO, bolll down to • rour·bol'M ... wltla' Calumet Fann'a A!Jdar tbe early Uoe favorite at even moaey, and T~ of tbe Marc. Stable's Sensitive Prance the third pick at 6·1 followed by Hickory Tree Stable's Believe It at 8·1. Affirmed and Alydar, each un· beaten ln four starta this year, meet tor the tirst llme this yelr. As a 2·year·old, Affirmed beat Alydar ln four of their six meet· lngs. but because of senUment and lm~lve victories ln the Blue Grus, Flamingo and the Ffortda Derby. Alydar ls expect· ed to go off as the favorite wi1h Jorge Velasqun in·lbe saddle. In the dr~w for post posiUon Thursday, John Veitch, trainer of Alydat, got his wish by land· ing .tn out.side pose position, No. 10. Affirmed, winner of the Hollywood and Santi Anlta derbles, will go from ~l No. 2. Alydar would seem to have * * * Showen for Derby? tOUISVILLE CA P> - Consld,rable cloud.lneu wtt.h a cood chance of showers al poet llme la tbe National Weather Service forecatt for S.tul'Qy'a lOCtb Kmtuck~ Derby. The \em· perature wnt be about es cte1reea at race time, the we1tber Ml"\'ice prtdJetid to-day, drawn the more favorable sp0t because he Is 1n good shape to avoid a traffic jam al the start. And, if the track is sloppy or muddy. the inside footina will grow heavier by the time the Derby gets WMier way. Post Ume la2:38p.m . <PDT>. Veitch said an off track wouldn't aff ec:t his colt. "I don't tbtnk lt affects any of the top four." be added. Barrera. who won the Derby with Bold Forbes In 1916, aald, "He's going to run. Why should J worry? My job Is done." Senaltive Prince. the only un- beaten ln the field and trained by glant·klller .Allen Jerkens, drew the No. 11 post. He allo ls the mott U1hUy·tetted with only six career start.a. Kentucky Derby Uneup TM , .... "' .......,... ..... l'WWIMI ef .. K~lly~ ~_....,.. .............. I 111..-!Nllfa.1 l~I .. , I ~ffl""" C~I 1•S ) I_.,-. IC. McCenw!ll .. , 4. IM<i.t....., CHIC•I ... SNetlt'Tllt..._1~> .. , 1. °"'" °"" ..... 1-.-C•> .. , 1•0etWt °'"" 1 ......... 1 W-1 .. ~ . .,...., ,,...,., ... t ........ ltt& .... I t>I ... ~~· ·-11.lilM!p .. ~~· .. , ....., _lllH cer.-, !JI--. MM Yel\lt • '21' .... 'wHll II ttert'": ,., .. • """'-· ..... ~ .. ,,. .. ....,.. ., ......... ,.,...,._,;•ttOf. Edison High School's Scott Uttleworth hangs loose amidst the serious business of a c6amplonship baseball race as he un- corks tills beauty from lhc Chargers· ' bench Wednesday tn a cruclal victory over Westminster. Edisoo has a one.game bulge over rour rivals with Saturdal··s games wrapping up the regular season.